County exhibit aims to showcase Teton at Helena fair
The Teton County community plans a strong state fair display with new funding and a live superintendent. Producer cooperation is sought to gather top vegetables, grains, and products from all parts of the county. After Helena, the exhibit will tour land shows in the Midwest and New York, boosting county recognition and landowner benefits.
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Teton County
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Helena
New York
Livestock indemnity levied on boarses and cattle
Indemnity and protection payments are set at four molls applied to boarses and cattle under the livestock relief regime. The levy affects owners and handlers, with funds directed to compensate losses and safeguard herd welfare.
County crops seen as improving locally, estimates off
The Agricultural department cautions crops nationwide may be weak, but local figures for this part of Teton county show better progress as residents push efforts to boost the average.
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Agricultural Department
Teton County
Helena Woman Finds Gold In Duck Crop Worth Two Dollars
A Helena woman reports finding gold ingerts valued at $2.05 inside a duck during a cleaning. Authorities document the unusual discovery and note the find was made in Helena, with no injuries reported.
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Helena Wan
Fowl Debate Over Golden Eyes Descendant Claim
In a terse note the passage questions whether the bird in evidence is a descendant of the fowl that laid the golden eyes. It concludes the bird appeared to gain a Helena spirit only after the proverb and tale influenced interpretation.
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Claim in Montana
Notice is given that Dora Wilson of Collins Montana who filed homestead entry M1898 formed section 13 township 2 north range 3 W Montana Meridian has filed a notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish title before John C Ferris U S Commissioner Collins Montana on September 18 1911 Claimant witnesses include Ton Waterman Laura Lessard Edwin Alzheim er Carl M Noreen all of Collins Montana.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Alls
Montana
Dora Wilson
Collins
Meridian
John C. Ferris
UO S
United States Peer Office
Greatalls
Marie Hagelie
Conrad
Township
Range
John W. Shields
Ernest Friedlander
Lutz Files Final Commutation Proof for Collins Homestead
Rolland K. Lutz of Collins Montana filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof on September 15 before John C Jerris US Commissioner at Collins. The entry dates back to 1909 for a sw4 in section 3 township 2 north range 2 west Montana Meridian with witnesses Dora Wilson Ida Waterman Walter Haskell and Ira Brasma. First publication August 37 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Mont
Rolland KR. Lutz
Collins, Mont
Montana
Meridian
John C. Jerris
James
S. Dora Wilson
Ida I. Waterman
Walter Haskell
Lra Brasma
Allot Collins
Teton County Tax Levy Holds Near Steady With Local Shifts
The 191 ag levy fixed by county commissioners shows little change from last year with adjustments in town taxes. County and state levies remain 13 mills and the Chateau fire protection tax drops to 6.35 mills. Conrad increases to 18 mills, Valier and Cut Bank assess 6.6 mills, Shelby at 7 mills, and many new school districts appear. Ten districts levy no special tax.
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Teton County
Conrad
Valier
Cut Bank
Coach
Shelby
Notice to file final proof on desert land entries
Notice of intention to make final proof for land entries by Ernest Friedlander of Chateau and Marie Hagelie of Conrad. Proceedings before U S Commissioner John W Shields in Conrad Montana with witnesses Lombness Eliason Jermanson and others. Publication dates August 17 and September 5 in 1911.
Not There Dyspensin Attack Quips at Boarder Exchange
A star boarder jokes about an attack of dyspensin after a sharp retort from Mrs. Stintem. The boarder claims the illness came from eating something, while the woman replies it did not occur at her place.
Cure Tip in a Horse Race Sparks New Suit Purchase
A brief exchange notes a gambler’s dubious tip called a sure thing in a Louisville Courier-Journal item. One man passes on betting, choosing to spend the money on a new suit instead, highlighting caution in horse racing tips.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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