Livingston Yellowstone Golf Club Opens at Hopers Site
In Livingston Montana the Yellowstone Golf Club opens a rustic two story log clubhouse overlooking the links. Mayor John T. Smith and W. Hickman lead a 72 member nine hole course with natural hazards and named holes like Old Faithful and Rail Road. Tourists welcome and NP Railway interests attach. The piece traces Hopper's stage station history and the old Bozeman Pass frontier.
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Libbie Wakefield
BE. H. Talcott
D. A. McCaw
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H. J. Horn
Col. Bogey
What Is Written In His Face
A Detroit Tribune piece argues the face records heredity and climate shaping races. It claims the Chinese endure famine plagues and warfare, dominant traits in facial structure, and contrasts with other races, asserting Chinese resilience and a fate written in the features.
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Hopper’s Montana Era Recalled As Stage Stop Becomes Ranch
In early days Hopper’s stood at the edge of settlement near Montana’s eastern frontier. Travel east meant leaving civilization as dangers from Sioux and brigands filled the region. Now Hopper’s is a ranch with trains rushing by, little weathered log houses fading from memory.
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