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DescriptionDorwin Schreuder's grandfather John Schreuder, immigrated from Holland and passed through Ellis Island in 1910. There is some confusion about when John met and married his wife, Mary, who immigrated from Germany, but Mary (Schmitt) also homesteaded on the Huntley Project. The Schreuder's lived in Hardin, Montana for awhile and then homesteaded on the Huntley Irrigation Project around 1913. That same year, their first child, a boy named Jake, was born. Jake Schreuder's son Dorwin was the participant in the Oral Histories project. TypeSoundCreatorBiggers, Trudie Porter Genresound recordingsLanguageengDate2016-09-16SubjectIrrigationIrrigation projectsAgricultural development projectsEconomic development projectsRural development projectsDitchesDiversion structures (Hydraulic engineering)AgricultureIrrigated agriculture Irrigated farmingBeetsSugar beetBeet sugar industryHollandIndentured ServantRaising HogsU.S. Air ForceFBIJohannes SchreuderJohn SchreuderMary SchmittDorwin SchreuderGrandpa's Diary-From Country Boy to Counter SpyContributing InstitutionHuntley Project Museum of Irrigated AgricultureGeographic CoverageHuntley Project, Montana; Yellowstone County, Montana; Huntley, Montana; Pompeys Pillar, Montana Digital CollectionHuntley Irrigation Project Oral HistoriesDigital Formataudio/mp3 Digitization SpecificationsRecorded using Audacity 2.1.2 on a MacBook Pro.

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