Red Cross Expands in State Flaunts Relief and Health Work
The Red Cross reports Montana chapters increased community relief and health programs. In the past year 249 Montana nurses joined the Nursing Service while 14 public health nurses were employed locally. The Pueblo flood left 17 351 homeless, with national relief totaling 1 871 000 dollars for this and other disasters.
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Chicago
American Red Cross
Montana
Red Cross
Pueblo
National Relief Agency For Emergency
United States
Wall Street
Alaska
American Red Cross Nursing Service
Wamplyoh
Dillon Chosen For Conference In 1922
Dillon was selected as the site for the 1922 Montana D A R conference at the closing session of the 18th annual meeting in Helena. Officers were elected including state regent Broox Martin of Bozeman and historian Jean Bishop of Dillon. The Livingston chapter named a Montana boy as beneficiary of the Montana D A R scholarship. The conference agreed to maintain the scholarship as a gift. Members sent fruit to disabled veterans at Fort Harrison and planned letter-writing campaigns. Appreciation was voiced for hospitality from the Oro Fino chapter and flowers from state headquarters and the Sons of the American Revolution.
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Dillon
Montana Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helena
Beaverhead
Alvin Anderson
Laura T. Scott
Armstead
J. Ky Morse
Anderson
Jean Bishop
Broox Martin
Bozeman
A. D. Keith
Butte
M. M. Duncan
H. R. Wahoske
Great Falls
George B. Conway
K. B. Darnell
Billings
Keith
Livingston
Montana
State University
Fort Harrison
A. G. Mallory
J. FE. Morse
Lynn
Lockwood
Sara Morse
Fort Harrison Hospital
A. L. Anderson
Oro Fino
American Legion
Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Methodist church services announce new membership
Sunday October 30 services at the Methodist church feature two notable items. New member ship will be announced. Morning worship ends with Holy Communion. The evening service offers popular hymns and is open to all attendees. Mrs A S McDonald returned Saturday night from Oregon after a brother's death.
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Methodist Church
A. S. McDonald
Oregon
Dillon prepares for pivotal grid clash with Anaconda
After Beaverhead 67 0 over Twin Bridges, Dillon football fans focus on the Smelter city game against Anaconda high tomorrow. Coach Knudson led players toward Anaconda with supporters following by train and auto for what is billed the season’s most important contest and a potential state title run as Anaconda, last year’s state champions, seeks to rebound after a close loss to Butte. The Dillon squad showed improvement in practice following the Twin Bridges win as Knudson tightens the lineup.
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Beaverhead
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Anaconda High School
Knudson
Anaconda
Butte
Twin Bridges High School
Whitehall
Cad Knudson
Dew in a flower and the closed heart
Beecher compares dew to happiness noting some hearts shut like flowers. He laments many people are unhappy because their hearts remain closed to refreshing dewdrops of life.
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Henry Ward Beecher
McCormick Secures One Cent Line For Legion Conventioneers
Montana congressman W J McCormick led a western push for a one cent a mile convention rate for American Legion members west of the Missouri to the Kansas City gathering on Oct 31. After meetings with rail officials and a successful appeal to the Western Passenger Association, rail lines agreed to equalize fares with eastern members, ending discrimination.
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W. J. McCormick
Montana
Legion
Missouri River
National Legion Convention
Kansas City
Navy
American Legion
McCormick
Board of Railroad Commissions of
C. C. Lamport
the Legion
Convention
Eben Kk. MacLeod
Western Passenger Association of Chicago
McLeod
Legion Men of the West
Congress
West
Western Passenger Association
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Association Railway Executives’ Association
MacLeod
Ben Hooper The Man
Ben W. Hooper, vice chairman of the labor board, credited for averting a threatened railroad strike. Switchmen's union president T. Cashen lauded Hooper to the Associated Press, saying the man who settled the strike deserves the nation’s gratitude.
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Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Associated Press
Tennessee
United States
Legion to Stage Armistice Day Football Game
The Legion plans a public Armistice Day event featuring a game between Dillon high school players and a Legion all star team. Ceremonies include morning religious services and afternoon recreation with evening entertainment. A lively debate on the adjusted compensation bill spurred strong attendance at the Wednesday session.
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Legion
Dillon
R. D. Curry
Knudson
Noted City Concert Features Miss Birdie Blye
A Friday evening program at the Normal College auditorium showcased Miss Birdie Blye in a high class concert. The audience, mainly local music lovers, praised the performance as among the best heard in the city.
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Normal College
Birdiie Blue
Miss Blye
McDonald to Assume Idaho Recorder Post at Salmon
A. S. McDonald, longtime Tribune employee, will take charge of the Idaho Recorder at Salmon, Idaho, immediately with his family to join later. He has extensive Oregon newspaper experience and is expected to succeed in Salmon.
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Salmon
A. S. McDonald
The
Tribune
Idaho Recorder
Idaho
McDonald
Oregon
Recorder
Sunday services themes at First Baptist Church
The church outlines a statewide theme for Sunday morning on Prohibition and Law Enforcement and an illustrated evening lecture titled Our Work Among the Negros detailing outreach efforts.
Christian Science Society Services in Dillon
Christian Science Society of Dillon holds services at Yeaman block E Center St. Sunday 11 a m with subject Everlast in Punishment and Sunday school 9 45 a m. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 o'clock.
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Christian Science Society
Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Claudius Davis Welcomes Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs Claudius Davis celebrate the arrival of a baby daughter born last week lasting one day ago.
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Claudius Davis
Dillon Matron Mrs Kerr Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs. Fred Kerr 36 a Dillon matron died of peritonitis last Saturday at Big Lake Washington. Her remains were brought to Dillon for burial beside her father in Mountain View cemetery after services at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Edward Smith. She is survived by her husband four children a sister and a brother. The family had moved to Washington last summer after residing in Dillon for 15 years.
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Fred Kory
Big Lake
Washington
Dillon
George PL Hughes
Edward Smith
Mountain View
Kerr
Cervantes
Floy
Marie
Vera
George P. Hughes
Joseph Couch
Sheridan
Madison County
J. F. Kerr
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
West Bench
Annex For Dormitory Plans For a New Addition
Plans to build an annex to the dormitory enlarge the dining room and kitchen into a combined space. The old dining room becomes a kitchen with modern conveniences and a large private dining room with kitchenette for home style meals. An open air pavilion would cover the new structure with completion hoped before the 1922 summer session.
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Normal College Index
Railroad Strike Called Off After Union Votes
An Associated Press dispatch reports that unions including Switchmen and Trainmen and Conductors voted to withdraw authorization for a walkout. The strike was not considered effective and was cancelled unanimously amid growing public opinion against a rail strike affecting government and the labor board.
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Associated Press
Butte Miner
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
L. E. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Labor Board
Beaverhead County Tax Roll Totals Revealed
The state board of equalization reports Beaverhead county motor vehicles worth 324,188 with other property valued at 324,?. land totals 11,229,177 including improvements. Livestock values total 3,262,663 and personal property 3,308,758. railroads utilities and mine values are excluded. Counts include 12,609 horses and mules, 60,254 cattle, 154,327 sheep, and 474 swine.
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Beaverhead County
State Board of Equalization
John $. Baker
Beaverhead
State Board
Polaris Mine to Reopen Near Kikhorn Springs
Charley Whitcomb of Helena plans to revive the Polaris mine near Kikhorn Springs, leasing the property from Silver Fissure Mining Co. and equipping the mill with modern gear to process pay ore blocked out. He aims to reduce $12 per ton hauling costs and recover most ore values, signaling good news for the Dillon area.
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Charley Whitcomb
Helena
Polaris
Kikhorn Springs
Silver Fissure Mining Company
Whitcomb
Dillon
Machinery Upgrades at Normal College Workshop
Mr. Wiseman personally improves the main classroom in the manual training department adding shelving cabinets and an amphitheatre for demonstrations. He receives power driven machines including saws planer and grind stones to boost department output at Normal College Index.
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Wiseman
Manual Training
Normal College Index
Skeleton of Missing Man Found Near Ancon Peru
Fishermen found a skeleton near Ancon identified as Jose Romanet a French aviator lost at sea on Sept 27. The remains were taken to Lima for burial with military honors.
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Ancon
Peru
Jose Romanet
Lima
Mrs White Leaves Dillon for California Home
Mrs. B. F. White, who has spent the summer in Dillon, departed Thursday evening for her home near Los Angeles. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Carolyn, who will spend some time in California.
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B. F. White
Dillon
Los Angeles
Carolyn
California
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Agressman McCormick
Ben Hooper
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A. Franklin
Morse
Edison
India
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France
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First Baptist Church
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