Dupuyer News Roundup From June 1897
Local stories include shop closures for Sundays, a bicycle excursion by T J Dean, and irrigation disputes prompting a survey of a new ditch from the Teton river. Preparations for a large Fourth of July celebration begin with invitations to Choteau officials. R M Steele rents Hotel Moreton and Eclipse stable in Dupuyer. A wedding unites W H Gallagher and Miss Jennie Simpson. An incident in Shelby involves Foreman Previtt and cattleman James McDevitt, where McDevitt used a gun after a scuffle at Sullivan's saloon. both men are notable in county circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Beach
Irrigation Company
Surveyor Field
Teton River
Dupuyer
J. G. Bair
James Sulgrove
J. E. Erickson
Choteau
Sullivan
Shelby
Previtt
Mr. McDevitt
McDevitt
Preuitt
Play Was Popular This Year In Siftings Correction
Principal A B Guthrie corrects last week's Siftings error about the play A Lucky Break. The Haresfoot club presented it this year on tour, not years ago, with John Burrell of this city a former member now a Columbia University professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Haresfoot Club
University of Wisconsin
John Burrell
George Burrell
Columbia University
184 RIBBONS AND ATHLETIC WINNERS AT COUNTY MEET
A multiage school gathering featured a program of folk dancing and games directed by R K Funk with assistance from Miss Lola Davidson and Miss Vedah Thompson. Winners in junior and senior events include Rose Lehnerz Plainview Anna Rose Spring Valley Cor a Hemstad Diamond Valley and others across running rope climbing chinning and basketball throws. The notice includes a mortgage foreclosure case against Thomas W Connole et al filed in Teton County Montana with a court seal dated May 13 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
R. K. Funk
Collings School
Lola Davidson
Vedah Thompson
Rose Lehnerz
Plainview
Hilda Trost
Betty Jones
Anna Rose
Spring Valley
Bertha Johnson
Snider
Dorothy Rudolph
Teton View
Jennie Hemstad
Diamond Valley
Chinning
Wilma Schultz
Julia Lehner
Cora Hemstad
Margaret Randall
Lyla Jones
Highview
Katherine Frank
Morhardt
Springs Valley
Dorothy Breding
Agawam
Hazel Goodell
Arlene Broeder
Geraldine Weber
Betty Nolin
Baker
Beatrice Barker
Philip, Schafer
Clyde Schultz
Howard Thorn
Bole
Gordon Broeder
Lloyd Munson
Dick Thorn
Prairie View
Fred Broeder
Kenneth Poor
Porter Bench
Philip Schaefer
Norman Nelson
Raymond Kummer
Donald Agee
Donald Mack
Leonard Sheble
Pendroy
Walter Bremer
Fairview
Agawamaoe
Eldred Trachta
Ellis Bowers
Diamond
Bhey
Bjorne Johnson
Thomas W. Connole
George Connole
Morgan Connole
Overly Land & Mortgage Company
Teton County
State of Montana
H. P. White
M. D
Darling
Trans-America Oil Company
William R. Ducie
Lucille E. Owen
Mary Connole
County of
Teton
State of
Montana
First Cotton Crop Believed From Tree or Shrub Variety
Historical note suggests the first cotton crop by primitive peoples likely originated from a tree or shrub type rather than a true shrub or herb. The belief highlights early domestication challenges and geographic spread of cotton cultivation.
Hastings Haber Suit Opens In Montana District Court
In the District Court of Montana’s Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Bertha Hastings Haber files a civil action as plaintiff against unnamed defendants seeking remedies in a formal legal proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Bertha Hastings Haber
Notice of Creation of Horse Herd District No 1
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana declares Horse Herd District No 1 created effective June 4 1932 for twelve months each year. The district covers Township 25 26 North and Range 5 7 West. County Clerk Geo A Carroll signs the order dated May 4 1932 with publication May 12 and May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Towit
Geo. A. Carroll
Mont
Notice of Closing of Registration for Teton County Montana
The registration books for Teton County Montana will close at 5 p m Friday June 3 1932 for a primary nominating election to be held July 19 1932 Electors may register with the County Clerk at the Chateau Montana Court House or before precinct deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace Naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers To vote those who did not vote in the last General Election or did not re register must register by the deadline Final notice June 2 1932
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
United States
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Dupuyer Acantha
Jos, Hirshberg & Co
J. W. McKnight
T. J. Dean
R. M. Steele
Great Falls
Moreton
Eclipse
W. H. Gallagher
Jennie
T. J. James
Kalispell
Birch Creek
James
Fairfield
N. L. Pearson
Pearson
Louis
Arthur
Fairfield Project
Bynum
Bernard Leary
James Mullaney
Mr.Mulaney
Mr. Mullaney
W. D. Helm
VanDeRiet
Howard
The
Indian Service
Blackfeet Reservation
A. H. McGinnis
Sun River
Village
Jimmie Martine
Hubert Peters
Cecil Hofto
Leroy Hofto
Dutton
Joseph Anderson
Robert Davidson
Farmington
Richard Pfiefle
Power
Herman Tordal
Greenfield
Allen Giese
Erling
Tordal
Stanley Smith
Johnny Owens
Norbert Beck
Junior Waterman
Collins
Johnnie’ Owens
Howard Wilson
Jesse Lords
Dan Kreiner
Harold Walley
Charles Black
Glen Bushman
Lst
Joseph Klette
Adolph Banis
Martin Carlson
Herman Menghini
Harold Anderson
Milton Talifson
Charles Straight
Hurdies
Jensen Howell
Thelma Newcome
Geraldine Thompson Power
Myrl George
Margaret Young
Anna Hilling
Geraldine Thompson
Lydia Menghini
Ellen Wiprud
Doris Shoquist
Anna Pfiefle
Lillian Holt
Virginia Lindholm
Natalie McDermott
Daisy Flick
Freeda Frigge
Alice Selstead
Myrtle Bakken
Cleah Hoerman
Elizabeth Alzheimer
Violet Bergan
Kathryn Kreiner
Mayme Siebenauer
Tilly Burgamier
Dorothy Keister
Julia Rowland
Evelyn Clarkson
Violet Mills
Freda Rosholt
Joy Stott
Weat
Blanche M. Jacobson
Court Seal
Meda McLean
Louis P. Donovan
Henry McClernan
Plaintiff
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
FARES
Washington, Idaho
Ash
Milwaukee
Great
Middle West
Standard Oil
U. S
Standard Oil Company
Mountain Made
Mountain Trade
Colorado
Wyoming
Montans
Atlas Tires
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