Dupuyet Items Highlight Local Social and Business Notes
The Dupuyer column reports Mrs. James Manix hosting the ladies’ whist club with Mrs. Englisa winning first. Dr. Dunlap of Gold Butte buys cattle locally as stockmen delay shipping due to scarce railroad cars. A Spokane firm forms to explore Birch Creek oil with $100000 capital. Catholic ladies plan a supper on the 28th. Deputy U S Marshal Guthrie visits on official business. Rev E L White and bride Neva W Agay arrive with a warm reception. he had served locally and will lead Dupuyer and Conrad charges. The item praises the couple and notes community support for “Little Minister.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Birch Creek
Catholic Church
E. L. White
Dupuyer
Conrad
Conrad Notes Reflect Snow Burst and Local Politics
Friday's snow storm shifts attention to health travel for C R Scoffin in California and a string of local activities. Kenneth McKenzie campaigns for sheriff in Teton County, while Conrad residents express support. Various residents visit, market and build, with political mentions tied to the upcoming representative race and local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McKenzie
Teton County
Conrad
Mr. McKenzie
Mrs Brown supporters unfair in fight over county superintendent
The Acantha reports Mrs Rebecca Acton holds a first grade teaching certificate issued March 1902 by Superintendent Faonnie Chenoweth, while Mrs Nellie Brown had a second grade at that time. It notes Acton’s certificate remains valid until next spring and questions local opposition claims.
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Rebecca Acton
Miss Acton
Brown
The
Acantha
Faonnie
Mrs. Chenoweth
State of
Montana
Fannik E. Cuenowsra
Teton Co. Mont
Acton
Malicious Campaign Lie Denied by Harvey Rost
Harvey Rost of Cut Bank swears the Shelby Independent report about his family turning him out of their home is false. Affidavit filed from Cut Bank Montana on October 7 1904. Rost states he remains on good terms with his son Ed Rose and son in law G W Turner.
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Shelby Junction
Teton County
H. Roce
Cut Bank
Ferg
Taylor
Mont
Harvey Ruse
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Munsing Boys
Munsing Ladies
Derwear
Jos
the Club
H. Davis
Teton
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pustic
Choteau
Buck
A. C Warner
U. S
Yotary
Chotead
GF. W. Magee
United States
Morris, Proprietor
Flathead County
James Manix
Englisa
Dr. Dunlap
Gold Butte
U.S
Guthrie
M. H. Wall
Conrad Notes
C. R. Scoffin
California
B. R. Powler
Leo Johnston
Allie Fowler
W. HL. Fisher
Great Falls
Wm. Lintz
Helena
D. W. Bateman
Bateman & Switzer
C. Wallace Taylor
Representative
Joe McCuaig
Morris Rambaud
Harley
Frank Jamison
Jensen Gros
Last Werk
Jas. Hughes
Samala Jansinen
Mrs. Brown
Nellie R. Brown
E. Chenoweth
S. After
Lice City Drug Store
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