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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

4

Armstead Social News Notices From November

A compilation of local visits and travels in Armstead and nearby towns. Couples and families travel to Dillon, California, Oregon, and Idaho for shopping, visits, and winter plans. A wedding of Joseph Golobiek and Rose Levick is noted, with locals attending.

Carl Decker Dillon Charles Webb Salmon G. Ik. Butts Armstead John Mullen Boyle Mullen Gates Laura T. Scott Parke California Pocatello Col Alf Decker Oregon Thomas Pierce Horse Prairie Joseph Golobiek Butte Joe Rose Levick Frank Rite of Medicine Lodge Earl Williams Iwadore Mary D. Craver Medicine Lodge F. A. Kennison and Son Swan Lake Idaho

Work for War Vets $300000 in Red Cross Aid

The American Red Cross reports $10,000,000 spent nationwide last year on work for disabled World War veterans, with Montana chapters totaling $500,000 in the past eighteen months. Armistice Day marks the annual roll call, seeking public support. The push cites 2,829 chapters and 448 workers aiding veterans in hospitals and facilities.

Chicago Can Red Cross Montana Ues Red Cross United States Public Health Service Red Cross Thaater National Headquarters Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Schwab the Prophet Speaks on Nation’s Development

An Anaconda Standard excerpt highlights Charles M. Schwab proclaiming the eve of a great development. He urges young men that today is the time to start and claims the nation will be the workshop of the world, praising Schwab as a hard headed, competent leader of optimism.

Charles M. Selowah Mr. Schwab Optimists Anaconda Standard

Unemployment Falls in Western Pennsylvania District

Commissioner of labor and industry reports rapid job gains in October with 6000 added in Pittsburgh, 1500 in McKeesport, and 2200 in Johnstown, signaling improved employment in the area.

Pittsburg Commissioner of Labor and Industry Pittsburgh McKeesport Johnstown

Apex Matures as Local News Mentions Community Goings On

Core Apex notes include Mrs Hansen visiting Dillon children, A Arndts calling in Dillon, Noah Allen and Otto Christensen traveling to Butte on business, a basket supper and dance at Reichle, visits by R Ek Dutch and spouse from Melrose, and cattle sales by Otto Christensen. Hay grain and ore shipments exceed 25 cars this fall, with camping trips to Browne's Lake and social visits among locals.

Hansen Dillon Carl Borgacs S. Arndts Noah Allen Otto Christensen Butte Walter Siria FE. Williams Sehleicher Ruth Parker David Hier Reichle R. Ek Melrose Apex Tere Big Hole Nod Young Lester Rice Genevieve Martin Browne’s Lake

Cattle Drive Through Beaverhead Valley Reported

The autumn cattle movement has started with Joe Shaw and Charles Pruett passing Beaverhead valley last Tuesday guiding a sizable herd bound for winter feeding in the Big Hole basin.

Joe Shaw Charles Pruett Beaverhead Valley Big Hole Basin

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Andrus Grill The Baxter-Tonney Orchestra Armstead News Ameri Army Navy Cross Schwab the Prophet Dillon Horse Sale Yards Ual W. A. Anderson O. Christensen Noah N. Allen W. J. Lacy Viel Pettiijohn van Camps Sunkist Farm House Rogers McDonald P. V. Sauerkraut P. V Delicia Viel’s Cash Stores
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