The Carbon County chronicle. [volume], July 23, 1924, Page Page Eight, Image 6

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It would be narrow vision indeed to rejoice
in the movement of freight as great trains
go back and forth across the country carry
ing grain, livestock, poultry and farm pro
ducts to seaboard markets—and in return
bringing manufactured goods to inland con
sumers. Such activity means prosperity to the
nation; more business better markets'; peace
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and plenty.
Unless this community takes all necessary
steps to be part of that activity, however, the
day cannot be evaded when Red Lodge will be
nothing more than a whistling post.
Marketing the things yon have to sell and
buy your necessities, luxuries and pleasures
right here in Red Lodge is the method where
by we can evade the whistling post identity
and insure increased values in our farm and
town property; more jobs; better pay a n d a
more prosperous people.
For every case of freight which comes to
Red Lodge this year ; or every car shipment
sentant, there shook! be two next year. If we
establish that goal and work toward it then
town growth is assured. We have every
natural asset needed right here in Red Lodge.
So it is purely a matter of resolve and a pul
ling together to that end.
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The following business
firms subscribe to the
ideal of a bigger and
better
REMEMBER!
! REMEMBER! n
The sun shines Just as
bright in Red Lodge.
Work is just as plenti
ful in Red Lodge.
Wages are Just as
high in Red Lodge.
Life's necessities are
just as cheap in Red
Lodge.
Happiness is just as
possible in Red Lodge.
Markets are just as
plentiful in Red Lodge.
So stay in Red Lodge.
Seil in Red Lodge.
And buy in Red Lodge
Churches are just as
inspiring in Red Lodge.
Schools are just as
good in Red Lodge.
Taxes are just as low
in Red Lodge.
RED LODGE
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The Hoffman Store
Model Drug Company
Emerson Bakery
Beartooth Jewelry Co.
Economy Grocery j
Rydberg the Jewler
Imperial Grocery
Southern Hotel
Fhilman Sheet Metal
Works
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Stores are just as pro
gressive in Red Lodge.
Homes are just as
comfortable in Red
Lodge.
Neighbors are more
neighborly in Red
Lodge.
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Friends are more
friendly in Red Lodge.
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THIS IS VOIR TOWN AND MY TOWN. LET'S
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CHERRY SPRINGS
(Special to the Chronicle)
caller in Rob
Ned Russell was a
erts Saturday.
visitor at the Maki
Ed Catt was a
home Friday evening.
J. J. Ley is on the sick list thia.
week.
Leo Normile of Bearcreek is work
ing this week for Walter Simpson.
Mrs, W. E. Lockridge visited Tues
day at the Harry Clark home.
C. F. Wood of Billings spent Sun
day at his ranch home here.
Hulda Kesti was a caller at the
Maki home Saturday evening.
Ira Stinson of Elbow creek stacked
his dry land hay this week on the
old MeKannan place.
Mrs. Robert Wakenshaw was a
caller at the '"Bud" White home Tues
day.
Mary Huddleston, who has been
attending business college in Billings
returned to her ht— ' here Sunday.
Mr, Moon and family of Roberts
visitors at the T. C. Schrumpf
were
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devries mo
tored to Red Lodge Thursday on
j business.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Obert and
daughter Mary were Roberts visitors,
i on Friday.
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Thos Saysell of Red Lodge spent
the week-end with his family on El
bow creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Webber and
son Carl of Laurel spent Sunday at
the Chauncey Platt home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lochridge of
Laurel were Sunday Visitors at the
L. L. Huddleston home.
The rain which fell recently is a
great help to all the crops in this
neighborhood.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Burris and
children were callers at Frank Creed
home Tuesday.
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Mr*. Sarah Chappie of Joliet vis
ited Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Schrumpf.
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I Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the dance at the Boyd Pool
Hall Saturday evening.
T. C. Schrumpf and children and
Mr. Egner motored to Joliet Thurs
day evening.
I Brs. Harry Clark and children and
( Mrs. W. E. Lockridge were Roberta
■ visitors Monday.
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Mrs. Henry Brinkaman and little
daughter arrived last Sunday ftom
Harlowton for » visit at the home of
her parents Mr. ami Mrs. L. DcVriea,
Anita McFate of Red Lodge is vis
iting this week at the J. J. Ley home,
j Harry Clark visited Sunday at the
i C. F. Wood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown and chil
dren of Belfry* spent the week-end at
the home of Mrs. Browns parent^
Mr, and Mrs. Henri DeWitte,
tii. and Mrs. J. J. Ley and Mr,
and Mrs. Henri DeWitte and son John
visited last Sunday at the Herman
Devries home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louie Johnson of
near Boyd were looking after their
ranch interests in this vicinity Sun
day.
Mrs. T. C. Schrumpf and children,
and Mrs Rose Wiekierak motored
to Red Lodge Tuesday on a eombtaed
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Henry Brinkaman and little
laughter and Mr. and Mrs. L, DeVries
v isited Thursday at the Herman De
Vries home.
Walter Lantis, who has been work
ing for the past two weeks for J. J,
Ley, returned to his home in Red
Lodge Saturday.
Miss Lulua Stinson was a visitor
at the Wm. Dullenty home Friday.
Most of the fanners in this vicini
ty hsve finished stacking their first
-rop of alfalfa hay.
City of 100 Towers.
Pevln. In northern Italy, was called,
the city of n hundred towers from Its
many winery towers used as prison^*
of whlfjt^ weje« 190 feet In height.
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