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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1917

Page

7

Mailing Tax Notices and Local Updates in Town

County Treasurer Lowry began mailing tax notices Tuesday. Jim Murphy left for a week in Glendive. The Masons held a special meeting Wednesday night with degree work for candidates. A Bakerite crowd attended the sale on C. W. Westerfield’s north of town property Tuesday. Orville Myhre, hurt in a horse fall, was sent home south of town and is improving under Dr Meyren with full recovery expected in a few days.

Lowry Masonic Order C. W. Westerfield Myhre Orville Myhre

Fallon County Negro Registration Report Declared Zero

County Clerk E F Lentz received a request from the Adjutant General for the number of negroes registered in Fallon county for draft. Lentz wired back that no negroes were registered in Fallon county.

E. F. Lentz Adjutant General Fallon County

Trout shipment arrives for Little Beaver River in Montana

Land Commissioner S J Emschler of Ekalaka and Jerry Huss of the Beaver Valley Press visited Baker on Thursday after a shipment of 150 gallons of trout for the Little Beaver river. The trout come from Helena state hatcheries and mark the second consignment for the river.

S. J. Emschler Ekalaka

Deacon Sherwin Injured After Horse Incident

Deacon Sherwin is under Dr Meyran care after slipping while feeding several horses and being walked on. He has a badly hurt leg and bruising across his body.

Deacon” Sherwin

Examinations Set For Temporary Certificate Teachers

Teachers with temporary certificates will take exams Friday and Saturday October 26 and 27. To ease travel, county superintendent Mrs Potterton arranged for Miss Ruth Lyman to conduct in Ollie, Mrs Earl Collins in Calumet, Miss Esther Parsons at Hay Creek, and Mrs M I Wolenetz at Webster, while Mrs Potterton herself will oversee examinations at Baker.

Baker Potterton Ruth Lyman Ollie Earl Collins Calumet Esther Parsons Hay Creek M. I. Wolenetz Webster

Becker Returns Home From Western Trip With Oil News

Real estate man Frank Becker returns to Baker after a tour of South Dakota Wyoming and central Montana. He inspected a 500 barrel oil well linked to Governor Norbeck and brought back crude oil for comparison with Baker wells. He cites optimistic loan reports from Union Central Life official H B Smith.

Union Central Life

For Sale Of Vintage Cars And Local Visits In Baker

For sale two aging autos a 1916 Dodge and a 1916 Ford both described as good condition. In town 21 Rose in Town Mr and Mrs F E Rose were visitors in Baker County seat Wednesday on business. Mrs Minnie Miller visiting Baker this week guest of Mrs Rob Lowry. Northern Produce Co Bismark ND invites poultry shipers to write for prices tags and coops. C K Kenyon rancher from Rattlesnake Cree country in town Thursday on business with Mrs Kenyon accompanying.

Ford Fullerton Bros. Baker Mont Mrs.Miller Minnie Miller Baker Rob Lowry Northern Produce Company Bismark N. D C. K. Kenyon

Transcription Complete for Carter County Court Records

The work of transcribing court records for Carter county nears completion and Senator Oliver who led the project returns to Ekalaka today.

Carter County Oliver Ekalaka

Visiting friends depart for Great Falls and Seattle trip

Folke Northrup visiting Barbara Olsen plans to meet her mother and sister in Great Falls before continuing to Seattle for the winter. Mrs. A. C. Linskill of Lanark Illinois and daughter Mrs. Ellwood Layman of Newell Iowa and Mrs. Albert Graves of Reinbeck Iowa, niece of Mrs. J. D. Thompson, leave after a two week visit.

Folke Clara Northrup Barbara Olsen Great Falls Seattle A. C. Linskill Lanark, II Ellwood Layman Newell Iowa Albert Graves Reinbeck J. D. Thompson Thompson

Red Cross Auction At Sibley Drug Store

The Red Cross ladies hold an auction Saturday afternoon at Sibley Drug Store with Sheriff Mat Jones as auctioneer. Proceeds fund local Red Cross work, and the community is urged to attend and support the cause.

Red Cross Sibley Drug Store Mat Jones

Rube Havens Visits Town From Wills Creek District

Rube Havens, a business caller from the Wills Creek district, visited town this week. Frank Becker, the Pioneer Land man, invites interest in Baker Meat Market building as a potential money opportunity for Mr. Farmer.

Mr. Farmer Frank Becker Pioneer Baker Meat Market Building Rube Rube Havens Wills Creek

Bargain sales for heating store at Sugar Bowl area

A large heating store is up for sale at Sugar Bowl offering bargain prices. Ed Lake and Frank Becker, Pioneer Landman, advertise unlimited funds for Farm Loans. Baker Meat market building is also noted in the listing.

Lake Sugar Bowl Frank Becker Pioneer Baker Meat Market Building

Commissioner Here-Bob Yakley Visits Baker on County Business

Commissioner Here-Bob Yakley, chairman of the Custer County board, spent Thursday in Baker on official county business and meetings with local officials.

Bob Yakley Custer County Board of Commissioners Baker

Postage Rate Increases Take Effect November Second

The Daily Telegraph reports new postage rates effective Nov 2. First class mail must be prepaid at 3c per ounce or fraction. post cards 2c. local drop letters 2c. ordinary 2c envelopes and 1c post cards require an extra 1c stamp. Baker post office well supplied with 3c stamps.

Daily Telegraph Baker Post

Private banks face state examination in Montana

Attorney General S. C. Ford issued an opinion affirming the state bank examiner's power over all private banks, firms, individuals, and partnerships doing banking in Montana, excluding national banks. The opinion also states building and loan associations cannot operate if their shares are nonassessable.

S. C. Ford H. S. Magraw Building and Loan Associations Montana

Mogren & Hazelton Agent Meets Kuppenheimer Rep in Miles City

Miles City aboard Wednesday saw Jack Hazelton of Mogren and Hazelton travel to meet a representative of the Kuppenheimer clothing company.

Miles City Jack Hazelton Mogren & Hazelton Kuppenheimer Clothing People

Marriages Reported at Baker Courthouse This Week

Minnesota man George Johnson and Esther Dahlstrom from Wisconsin wed in Baker’s courthouse on a Wednesday evening with Senator Oliver officiating. Stella Potterton and Ralph Keener served as witnesses. Oliver Rust of Ollie and Hellma Hellum of Wisconsin were also married here Tuesday by Reverend Anderson.

Baker Ore George Johnson Minnesota Esther Dahlstrom Wisconsin Court House Oliver Stella Potterton Ralph Keener Oliver Rust Ollie Hellma Hellum Anderson

Not Registered Here and Pathetic Letter Summary

Local draft board in Duluth reports no Joseph Schmidt on Fallon county roster after a wire from U S marshal. Lentz suspects registration from Carter county division. Eka laka line down prevents confirmation. Mrs Ryan seeks further search for cash from fatal Baker area car crash. no money cited at inquest. Ash Coulee guests celebrate Mrs Keener’s birthday with Larkin Club members and friends. gifts received and warm wishes extended.

United States Marshall Duluth Minn Joseph Schmidt Fallon County Lentz Carter County Ekalaka Dr. Meyran Martin Ryan Baker Widcew Ryan Oscar Keener Ash Coulee

Altar Society elects officers and sets meeting in October

Mrs. L. E. Rushton entertained the Altar Society last Thursday. Officers elected include President Mrs. C. King Vice-president Mrs. E. J. Morrow Treasurer Mrs. Jlenton Secretary Mrs. A. LeMay. Next meeting is Thursday Oct 18 with Mrs. G. E. Hough.

L. E. Rushton The Altar Society C. King E. J. Morrow J.lenton A. LeMay G. E. Hough

Cattle Shipped to Chicago in Five Car Loads

L. J. Rushton county auditor and E. A. Mulkey ship five car loads of cattle to Chicago today.

L. J. Rushton County Auditor E. A. Mulkey Chicago

Dinner at Keener home with Midwest visitors

Ed Hanson Ralph Keener Mark Bjerom and Lillian Hanson shared dinner at the O. C. Keener residence on Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Miller planned to accompany them for a week visiting the R. B. Lowry home.

Ed. Hanson Ralph Keener Mark Bjerom Lillian Hanson O. C. Keener Minnie Miller R. B. Lowry

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Glendive Jim Murphy Manu Facturers Sibley E. A. Sibley Ieee Midland Coal & Lbr. CO Baker, Montana
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