Dupuyer News Roundup Touches Local Doings and Social
Hardy F England plans to travel to the county seat next Sunday. Grover Cleveland retirement noted. A masquerade ball at the elit y hall drew a respectable crowd despite financial losses. Costume list and local moves include Carl Harris in Butte and F P Cowell family returning home. Washington's Birthday celebrated by Dupuyer school scholars. Local notes on medical treatment, politics, and police actions add regional color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elity Hall
Dupuyer
J. F. Leech
H. F. England
Geo
Adlam
T. Millette
J. L. Brown
G. W. Ketchum
L. Humble
James Heighton
America
F. H. Dean
Jas. Malone
J. W. Quail
Amy Cowell
Jersey Leech
Topsy
Jennie Simpson
Queen of Diamonds
Emma Devine
Minnie Morrison
Lizzie Martin
Annie Manix
Anna Bail
Miller England
Pearl Humble
Woodcraft Party and posters highlight local events
The Woodcraft card party at Woodcraft hall drew a popular crowd with Mrs. Earl Seekins winning the ladies 500 prize and George Thompson taking the men's prize. Posters promoting the operetta Oh Doctor at Teton high earned prizes and praise from Miss Vaughn, with 16 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft Hall
Earl Seekins
George Thompson
Bessie Shibsted
Gwennon Burch
W. A. Emerick
65 School Trustees to Be Elected in County April 2
Electors in 46 school districts of Teton county will on Saturday April 2 select 65 trustees. Noting 20 of those terms expire, many districts also plan special tax levies. Certificates issued after judges report to reorganize on the third Saturday of April. A long list of district numbers and current trustees provided, plus the county clerks for each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Chateau—Earl Yeager
B. A. Roll
Dry Forks
Robert J. Johnston
Clarence Connor
Malone
Roy Agee
Blackleaf
Ora Knowlton
Burton
Tom Groot
Habel
O. C. Cheetam
South Liberty
Olaf Larson
Farmington
Joe le Desky
Fairview
Leo Deeny
Bynum
Joseph Zgoda
Koyle
Guy Miller
Palmer Miller
Jesse R. Perry
Belleview
Vincent J. Ward
C. Wilson Gray
Bole
John C. Bjork
White
Leslie Bush
Jacob Luinstra
Fairfield
Geo. W. Tweet
Plainview
Wm. Berndt
Lincoln
H. R. Bumgarner
Garnet McDonald
Rogers
Leonard Carlson
W. C. Rogers
B. P. Martin
Cook
Louis Owens
Joe Dusak
S. W. Snyder
Jensen
J. Frank Leech
East Farmington
O. S. Forseth
Beck
J. W. Schermer
C. W. Johnson
Conrad Wittke
Spring Valley
Martin Rose
Teton View
James Peebles
Albert Peterson
Snider
Roy Reeve
Agawam
Geo. Wright
Gilbert Agee
Carl Martinson
Shields
Carl F. Carlson
Pendrey
Harry Swanson
Pleasant Valley
Thos. A. Jeffers
Archie Hodgskiss
Weist
Jacob Gemar
Lowry
Aa. C. Gough
W. R. Sharpes
North Deep Creek
Melvin Swain
Diamond Valley
John Hemsted
Hearing Postponed for Browning-Chateau Shelby Bus Line
Hearing on the Browning Chateau Shelby Great Falls bus line, scheduled for Wednesday at Helena, is postponed. New date is April 4, per Great Northern agent C. H. Porter. Lions Club president Dr E J Crary planned to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Helena
C. H. Porter
Great Northern
Porter
E. J. Crary
The
Lions Club
Local Names Listed in Dutton Pendroy Fairfield Powers
Noah E. Harmon of Dutton Mrs C W Johns of Pendroy W E Graves of Fairfield and Mrs Hitma Johnson of Power are listed in a regional notice. The item reads as a series of personal names linked to small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Ward
Choteau
W. G. Dauwalder
Bob John Luinstra
J. E. Young
Fairfield
Math Decker
Power
B. F. Hoeschen
Bynum
D. A. Belquam
Collins
R. O. Smith
Pendroy
O. T. Wiprud
Dutton
R. A. Clearman
C. J. Cutt
Olga Monkman
Hattie Lyons
W. C. Rogers
Joseph Torgerson
Conrad
Leon Snyder
Roy E. Moye
Dupuyer
George Gamradt
H. BE. Knust
E. W. Fearon
Fred W. Schultz
Otto F. Schaefer
Agawam
W.F. Zeigler Power
Noah E. Harmon
C. W. Johns
W. E. Graves
Hitma Johnson
State land board adopts weed and gopher control and fire rules
Helena reports regulations requiring landowners to keep agricultural and grazing lands free of noxious weeds, exterminate gophers, and prevent fires. A separate rule states a lease may be cancelled if land is used for purposes contrary to state or federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Land Board
Porter Hale Targets Unethical Insurance Tactics
Montana state auditor and insurance commissioner Porter Calla Hale orders halt to agents discrediting competing life insurers. He instructs companies to warn licensed agents that circulating material to harm insurers will trigger immediate, lifelong license cancellation and action under his jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George P. Porter
Montana
State Acts to Cancel Leases If Lands Used for Moonshine
Montana land board bars lease use for illegal activity after complaints that state lands leased for mining sites were used to manufacture liquor. Leases may be canceled if land is used contrary to state or federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Land Board
State Game Board May Spend Money Under Its Control
Attorney General L A Foot issued an opinion denying the State Board of Examiners the power to review claims against the fish and game commission. The opinion holds the game commission has exclusive authority to expend money under its control and that statutes limiting that power do not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Board
L. A. Foot
R. N. Hawkins
Fish and Game Commission
State Board of Examiners
Commission
Game Commission
Farm Lands Valuation Increased in Sheridan County
Sheridan County assesses a broad revaluation raising farm land values by about $800 000 according to county assessor George E Bolster. The change follows recommendations from a three member tax commission and approval by county commissioners. A 10 percent reduction in values on farm improvements is also agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plentywood
Sheridan County
George E. Bolster
Sheridan County Taxpayers Association
Tax Commission
Montana Reports 10 709 Deer and Elk Killed in 1931
Helena Montana big game totals for 1931 show 10 709 deer and elk killed as tabulated by the state fish and game department from hunter report cards. Cards torn from licenses indicate kill sex county range conditions and forest reserve status though many are missing. Law requires reports to the department by January 1 with penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
State Department
Department
Fox raids devastate Dolgelly area farms in Wales
In the Dolgelly district, farmers report serious losses of lambs and poultry after fox raids. A hunt on the Tal-y-llyn Pass saw a fox and vixen shot, a farmer lowered to the lair mouth, terriers killed seven cubs, and the lair yielded forty dead lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolgelly
Wales
Tal-y-llyn
Notice to Creditors Lawrence J Miller estate Montana
Administrator C. D. McDonald of Lawrence J. Miller deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be shown to George Coffey in Chateau Montana. attorney George Coffey is attorney for administrator. First publication February 18, 1932. Last March 10, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Miller
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
C. D. McDonald
Mary E. Dauwalder
Mary ED. Dauwalder
Walter G. Dauwalder
Estate of Mary E Dauwalder Administrator Notice
The administrator of the estate of Mary E Dauwalder deceased notifies creditors and all persons having claims. Date February 16 1932. Walter G Dauwalder is the administrator of the estate.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Decree of Foreclosure
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the First National Bank of Chateau a corporation plaintiff sues Martin Johnson Alicia Johnson also known as Elide Johnson or Elida Johnson Rogers Templeton Lumber Company a corporation and County of Teton for foreclosure and sale under a decree issued in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
First National Bank
Chateau
Martin Johnson
Alicia Johnson
Elide Johnson
Elida Johnson
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Company
County of Teton
Mon
Sheriff Sale Notice For Montana Property Auction
Tana a minical corporation def ends ants. Real property to be sold at Sheriff’s sale to the highest bidder for cash on March 12, 1932 at 2 p m at the front door of the Court House in Chateau Montana. Property described as Southwest Quarter Section 2 Township 22 North Range 2 West M M. Sheriff J L Collins date February 16 1932. Plaintiff’s attorney Bert i Packer Choteau Montana. First pub Feb 18 last March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
M. M
Choteau
A. D
J. L. Collins
Berti
Packer
Bankrupt Hartwig Adjudged in Montana Sale Notice
Walter G. Hartwig doing business as the Uneedit Cash Store of Power Montana has been adjudged a bankrupt. Creditors are warned that debts or property delivery is forbidden. The first meeting of creditors is March 5 1932 at 10 a.m. before A H Gray Referee in Room 1 Dunn Block Great Falls Montana to file claims choose trustees and examine the bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Walter G. Hartwig
Uneedit Cash
Power
Teton County
Montana
A. H. Gray
Dunn Block
Great Falls
Estate of James Logan Decree Notice in Chateau Montana
Estate of James Logan appoints C James Smith as administrator at his Chateau Montana office for estate business. Date February 19 1932. C JAMES SMITH administrator. Bert I Packer attorney for administration. First publication February 25 last March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Logan
C. James Smith
Chateau
Montana
Bert I. Packer
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James McDevitt
the Falls
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J. 8. Gordon
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L H. Strand
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Quail
Sun River
Tom
Grover Cleveland
White House
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Wallace Cowell
Washington
Dupuyer School
F. P. Cowell
Davlin
Allen McPhail
Oklahoma
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Major Steel
Possie
Bildings Gazette
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Marguerite Vaughn
Miller
Boussard
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Teton High
Jess Bleecker
Howard Ness
Phyllis Koch
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Margaret Stephens
Lucille Inbody
Catherine Walker
Georgia Vanderhoof
Winona Roberts
Harry B
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Weeks
Continental Oil Company
Frank Moore
C. R. Tracy
Wesley Nunn
R. Simons
Ponca City
Withers
Perry Withers
Conrad Refining Company
Consumerg Refining Company
Great Falla
Mr. Withers
Farmers’ Union
V. M. Smith
Power-Morgan Company
Chinook
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Grinnell
Iowa
Nora Barnes
Navy
United States Navy
Salt Lake City
Damon C. Reed
Kalispell
Calvin R. Jones
Square Butte
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Beulah Cheetham
E. R. McLean
George Slanger
T. G. Doheny
E. B. Noble
Florence Perry
Farming
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Hannah
J. A. Swanson
Ethel Hodgskiss
Gustave Moser
Edwin Patterson
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M. B. Bolland
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