Dupuyer News Briefs Include Farm Work and Local Dances
W J Engleman returns to Agawam to dig a well and build a corral while Louie Daggart’s barn nears completion under Engleman and Daggart carpenters. Neighbors fight a field fire from Manix with wet sacks as Ross Brown plans winter coastal travel when able. Suba dos thresher expected. A Garrett visits A Anderson. Dry Forks and Dupuyer dancers attend Blackleaf wedding dance. I A Roll Smith Homer Sprinkle head to timber for action. Mrs I J Daggett improving after illness.
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Roy Collins
J. Daggart
John Ferris
Sabadoes
Ross Brown
BP. Miller
A. Garrett
A. Anderson
Dupuyer
Blackleaf
I A
Roll Smith
Homer Sprinkle
I. J. Daggett
Teton County Fair Prizes Reported by State Representative
Hr O Burton state fair representative for Teton County lists residents who won prizes at the State Fair. Names include Jos Hathorn first on winter wheat in sheaf, L O Burton first in multiple non irrigated grain classes, Alen McDougall first on Fife spring wheat, B Mathews third on Fife, Dan Ledgerwood third on flax, and H O Burton first in irrigated grain categories. Overall grain showings surpassed last year in both quality and quantity.
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Hr. O. Burton
Teton County
Jos. Hathorn
Ll. O. Burton
Alen McDougall
Fife
B. Mathews
Dan Ledgerwood
H. O. Burton
Grafter Alleges Music Makes Bad Men Good
A modern quip from the Columbus penitentiary war den claims music reforms criminals, while a cartoonish exchange cites a grafters’ tone. The Telegram mocks the idea, noting a corporation’s own busyness masks crimes, as the Journal’s wit runs.
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Ohio
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Mont. rail survey and road plan hoped for at fair
Exchanges report Mrs. Humble and daughter visiting in Cut Bank. J J Daley notes rapid railroad progress toward Bynum. Salois sustains leg fracture while riding a colt near Dupuyer. Montana stock law case, road superintendent plan, Soo Line survey near Sweet Grass hills, Sunburst store and post office burglary with $125 taken and Burich horse theft.
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Wm. Humble
Bynum
A. F. Richards
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Soo Line
Sweet Grass
The
Soo
Montana
Delegation Forms Plan to Create Pondera County
A group including J. Stone T. Stone J A Murty and F R Bailey leaves for Chateau to obtain assessed valuation figures for land to be added to Pondera County. Once figures are secured petitions will be circulated and county formation work will proceed. Definite lines will wait for valuation and Valier’s stance before drawing.
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J., T. Stone
J. A. Murty
Commercial Club
F. R. Bailey
Conrad Townsite Company
Chateau
Teton County
Pondera County
Hill Counties
Conrad
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