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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

12

Havre's early days and J J Hill temper incident

In Havre's rough frontier era the temper of railroad magnate James J. Hill sparked a town reform. Hill and financiers toured Havre where courtly civility clashed with saloon brawls and gunplay. A mass meeting led to Sunday closing ordinances and a police buildup as Havre pressed for order amid growth.

Havre James J. Hill Fort Assiniboine Hill Great Northern Montana Caraboose Commission of Public Safety Far East President Hill Business Mens’ Committee

Washington kin tied to Montana history in Gallatin Valley

The piece chronicles Bozeman area pioneer Krat Teacher and Reuben Lewis, relatives of George Washington, detailing their roles in early Montana. It notes Kratteer 92, his Virginia birthplace, and Lewis as Merriweather Lewis’s nephew who helped fund and plan Three Forks fort on the Jefferson and Madison rivers before its abandonment.

George Washington Montana Mr. Kratteer Bozeman Washingtons Virginia Bannack Aldergulch Gallatin Cottonwood Creek Krattcers Krattcer Braddock Lord Cornwallis Washington Yorktown Mr. Hill Hill Havre Gallatin County Reuben Lewis Merriweather Lewis Lewis and Clarke Merriweather Manuel Lisa Missouri Fur Company Shining Mountains Lisa Three Forks Lieutenant Bradley Jefferson Peter Kock Lewis Henry Snake River George Washington Kratteer

Montana Artist Allan Clarke Gains Early Fame Before Enlistment

Helena youth Allan Clarke son of H P Clarke former North Western Pacific agent rises in art circles with studies at the Chicago Art Institute under Albin Balashek He plans to complete three marble figures of Ruth St Dennis before enlisting in three months and has already attracted commissions from Ted Shawn and Ruth St Dennis. Clarke's Montana Evening painting brought him early attention.

Allan Clarke Helena Will Chicago Art Institute Albin Balashek H. P. Clarke Northern Pacific Ruth St. Dannis Clarke Ted Shawn Ruth St. Dennis Shawn Tacoma Los Angeles Chicago Montana Ferry Museum

Tex Jones the Cowpuncher and War Hero Dies in Battle

Old Montana cowboy known as Tex Jones rose from camp cook to U S Army volunteer in World War I. He fought at Vimy Ridge and was killed by a German sniper after eager scouting in No Man's Land. Comrades describe him as fearless and smiling, always ready to help.

Montana Tex” Jones Tex West United States Army Vimy Ridge Jones American Legion Legion No Man’s Land England London

Aviation on Montana Sheep Ranch Prompts New Era

J Stanley Smith of Smith Brothers' Sheep Co plans to use a Curtiss 150 horsepower biplane to herd 50 000 sheep across about 100 000 acres in Meagher County Montana. He expects half day travel from ranch to pasture and cites safety improvements since the war. The move earns him local fame as a trendsetter in western livestock operations.

Mattie T. Cramer J. Stanley Smith Martinsdale Meagher County Smith Brothers’ Sheep Company Treasure State Smith New York Biltmore Montana Curtiss People United States Smith Brothers Company Smith Brothers Stanley

White resigns from Equity board over policy clash

B C White of Buffalo, a Fergus county representative, quits the American Society of Equity board. No replacement planned before the September meeting. Herbert M Peet editor of Equity News and ex-private secretary also resigns. C F Lowrie to continue leading the paper.

B. C. White Buffalo Fergus County American Society of Equity White Herbert M.peet Equity News Mr. White C. F. Lowrie Equity

Co Operation Urged by Montana Rail Commission

The Montana railroad commission urges shippers to load freight cars to maximum capacity, ignoring regulations. The commission says this will boost traffic handling and ease terminal congestion by increasing railroad efficiency and throughput.

Montana Montana Railroad Commission

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