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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment discusses preferences in Canada for certain materials due to fakes and silver motifs. It mentions success and crowns related to a process, with references to time and water and unspecified entities or dates.
Local account describes Pat Geyser near Great Salt Lake area who tends cattle along Geeser Creek. He is noted for kindness and readiness to help calves wander home, branding them with his own iron. The tale hints at rough conditions and stray livestock.
The narrator recalls Pat Geyser and his claimed geyser water remedies at Vineland suggesting limited effects beyond bubbles. Remarks on Wai Lerstone Park plans, Mammoth hotel, and cot tonwood construction tie to local gossip and social events around early evenings and freight workers.
The Montana Power Company reports rising demand for electric power with two large water power projects planned in the Stillwater area. Survey crews map sites along the West Hoseburn River and the eastern shore, outlining routes and construction needs for new power lines.
A fragmented account recalls Uncle Billy Hamilton and his famed running horse in 1847 across the plains. It mentions Marcus Daly training horses, racing at Butte and nearby towns, and a trading party led by Bob Williams. The piece highlights speed legends, camps, and early prairie life with sparse names and events.
City officials announce a postponement of the local election after a power outage affected polling sites. Voters will be advised of a new date and locations as engineers restore equipment and ensure secure results.
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