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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

3

County Commissioners Action Expands Local Road and Tax Roles

The county board moved 5900 from general to road funds and extended Frank Evans as delinquent tax collector to Sept 10. Selah Gribble named to the school examiners board replacing Ward Goble. A new road from First Street West toward the Melvin Larson road was authorized with donors E G Latham A W Kimpton Thomas Shanks and Dr Young. The project shortens travel to Plevna and improves Yellowstone Trail access. Commissioner Sparks and Pepper praised for pushing the road opening as work continues.

Frank Evans Carter County Selah Gribble Baker Schools Ward Goble Montana Avenue First Street Melvin Larson E. G. Latham A. W Kimpton Thos. Shanks Dr. Young Plevna Sparks and Pepper Sparks

Fallon House Changes Owners

Mrs Nora Perkins sold the Fallon House to Mrs Sara Cate who will take possession next Monday. Mrs Perkins will likely remain in Baker after the transfer, a recent transaction involving the property first acquired from J P Brewer.

Nora Perkins Fallon House J P. Brewer Sara Cate Perkins Baker

Equipment for carbon black plant arriving

Three cars of iron and one car of sand have arrived for the carbon black plant to be erected on the Cornish Daugherty place one mile east of the city. R H Deebach purchased the site and Supt. Fred Engstrom of Smithton WV will supervise the manufacture and return soon to begin erection of the first unit. The plant will have 24 sheds and a daily capacity of about 3000 pounds with ten workers at start.

Cornish-Daugherty Place R. H .Deebach Fred Engstrom Smithton West Virginia

New Mercantile Firm Opens in Baker Building

Baker welcomes a new business as a mercantile concern prepares to open in the B. D. Grant building on South Main Street. Paul L. Hudson will direct operations with P. S. Gallagher as assistant, opening day set for Saturday September 5. The store will feature modern fixtures and high standards already established by the company in Beach and Belfield North Dakota.

Baker B. D. Grant South Main St Paul L. Hudson P. S. Gallagher Baker and Vicinity Messrs. Hudson Gal

Farewell to Fal len County Drafted Men

Wednesday marked the final farewell to Fal len county’s drafted boys bound for service. A Baker platform speech by P C Cornish and an address by Senator Oliver outlined civic duty and wartime responsibilities. Edwin S Booth urged unity at home while Mrs L Price highlighted women’s wartime duties with Red Cross ties. The departure train carried Louis and Oliver Ames and other volunteers as the Baker Military Band played and Lentz led the ceremony.

Senator Oliver Cory Miss Cornish P C. Cornish Europe United States Edwin S. Booth Mr. Booth L. Price Coemmond Club Rewss Rewss Ambersom and Costs, Mesdames Price and Mains, Semituc Oliver Messrs Boothams Homer Joy Holcomb Go Jf 2Nd Montana Infantry Spokane Baker Miliary Band Lentz L. A. Gonser

Former congressman visits Lewis town editor couple

Editor Tom Stout of the Lewis town Democrat and Mrs Stout spent Sunday here driving through in their motor. Stout served in Congress before Jeannette Rankin and was a well known Fergus county senator. His first visit to this state section impressed him with its development.

Tom Stout Lewistown

En District Court Hears Naturalization Appeals Today

Judge Hern and Naturalization Officer L E Meany hear multiple applicants including George Vallmer Jon Kortum Ekalaka Chore Parchonik Ismay Ruby Barkyn Sykes Erick Berghand Peder Tronstad Robert Gonk Baker Joseph Dousky Bisher HeMoac Rohle Plevna John Murmsmond Ollie in district court.

Judge @Hern Bisher Hemoac Rohle Plevna John D. Murmsmond Ollie

Baker School Opens Under Fresh Leadership

The Baker school year began Tuesday with improved conditions after a brief disruption. Superintendent Menner arrives from Soldier, Kansas with a strong record including principalship at Kansas City junior high and western high schools. Bert Brandt, new principal and athletics director from Noxvomis, is Wesleyan and Illinois trained. Laura Kimpton joins as teacher, sister of A W Kimpton, former Baker resident.

Baker Menner Soldier Kansas Kansas City West Bert Brandt Noxvomis Wesleyan Hinois Laura Kimpton A. W. Kimpton Man of Plevna Mochigam

Morrow Breaks Arm Cranking Track Vehicle

Lumberman E J Morrow sustained a fracture to the wrist while cranking the big Republic track of Von Harris on Wednesday. The injury will halt his work capacity for several weeks.

Big Republic von Harris E Jj. Morrow Ians

Bank Directors Meet in September Session

The Baker State Bank directors held their September meeting Tuesday with President F. R. Savage of Miles City and Vice President C. H. Emerson attending from out of town.

Baker State Bank F. R. Savage Miles City C. H. Emerson

Miles City Official Visits Baker Enthusiastic

Miles City secretary and chamber of commerce manager H. H. Robinson stayed in Baker Thursday night as a guest of M. H. Amundson. It marked Robinson's first Baker visit and his observations were enthusiastic.

Miles City Heri. H. M. Robinson Miles City Chamber of Commerce M. H. Amundson Commercial Club Mr. Robinson Baker

Public Discharge Hearing for Montana Bankrupt Pascal

In the United States District Court for Montana Charles H. Pascal, a bankrupt, petitions for final discharge. A hearing is set for October 6, 1917 at 10 a.m. in Missoula to allow creditors to object. Judge Geo. M. Bourquin presides at Great Falls with Clerk Geo. W. Sproule.

Charles H. Pascal Missoula Montana Geo. M. Bourquin Great Falls

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