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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

11

Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church Details

The Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church at Bannack and Washington Streets lists Edward Smith as minister with residence beside the church. Services include Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. led by Prof. L. R. Light, morning worship at 11:00 a.m., Epworth League 6:30 p.m., and evening worship 7:30 p.m. The pastor will be in the pulpit for the day and a general welcome is extended.

Bannack Washington Sts Edward Smith L. R. Light Epworth League

Beaverhead Milling & Elevator stockholders meet in Dillon

Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting will be held at the company offices in Dillon Montana at 2 30 P M on Monday May 16 1921. Drawing and lettering pens six styles in a box 90 cents at Tribune Book Store.

Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Company Dillon Montana Tribune Book Store

Emma Goldman and Rubin Clash Over Soviet Rule in Moscow

Emma Goldman and Jacob Rubin discuss Soviet conditions in Moscow, with Goldman and Berkman expressing disgust at the soviet regime while Rubin says he plans to leave socialism. Rubin recalls his prior belief in Bolsh evik governance and predicts Haywood may choose jail in the United States.

America Rubin Emma Goldman Moscow Jacob H. Rubin Socialist Party Milwaukee Victor Berger Russia Lenine Trotzky Czar Rasputin Romanoff Alexander Berkman Emma United States Haywood

Card of Thanks to neighbors for sympathy after funeral

We extend heartfelt thanks to all kind neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during illness and for expressions of sympathy at the funeral of our beloved mother and grandmother.

Wyoming the first state to grant women suffrage

This article recounts Wyoming’s pioneer status with women voting since 1868, notes early exploration rumors, the 1804 Yellowstone visit, forts along the Oregon and Salt Lake Trails, and the 1890 admission as the forty fourth state. It highlights South Pass City’s gold era rise and Cheyenne’s 1867 layout by the Union Pacific.

Jonathan Brace Wyoming Congress Wyoing Dakota Utah Idaho Sieur de la Verendeze Oregon Trail Fremont Kit Cargon Salt Lake Trail South Pass City Cheyenne Union Pacific Railroad Company McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Vast 820 Acre Farm and Ranch for Sale in Dillon Area

For sale an 820 acre farm and cattle ranch with improvements, irrigation, open range, forest permit, equipment included except horses. Price 15 250 with 5 000 cash and balance on time. Also 160 acre dairy proposition with 80 acre relinquishment, 200 tons hay, wheat oats barley potatoes, water right, near station and school. Prices 10 500 with 5 500 cash and 6 percent balance. Yank ranch 960 acres in Big Hole basin with residence two lots in Wisdom and one team all for 17 000 with 9 000 cash and 6 percent balance. Place cuts 500 tons hay. Leasing interest near Dillon. Newman contact.

Yank Big Hole Basin Wisdom

Tire Prices Drop Yet Mileage Improves Says 1921 Analysis

A 1921 analysis notes a 20 percent price cut by B F Goodrich, placing tire prices below pre war levels while asserting substantial mileage gains since 1915. It argues higher tire quality and longer life reduce overall cost, and explains price adjustments reflect public demand rather than factory costs.

B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Goodrich Bradstreet Goodrich Company

California mountains moving north say scientists

A New York Herald report claims California mountains are slowly shifting northward to accommodate Eastern tourists, a claim attributed to scientific observation. The notice appears in a clipped advertisement section alongside Dillon Montana abstracting services.

California New York Herald

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