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Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1917

Page

5

Hauser Recounts Civil War Highwayman and Yellowstone Trial

The article recalls Samuel T. Hauser Montana territorial governor from 1885 to 1887 and his perilous frontier years including a Missouri hanging mob incident, a brutal 1863 Yellowstone expedition attack, and Hauser’s role in shaping Montana power development. He narrowly escaped mob violence, witnessed companions killed, and documented the harsh ordeals of early western exploration.

Montana Territorial Samuel T. Hauser Hauser Missouri Yellowstone James Stuart Cyrus Datkins John Vanderbilt Cyrus D. Watkins John McCafferty James Hauxhart Drewyer Underwood Henry A. Bell William Roach A. Sterne Blake George H. Smith Henry A. Geery Ephraim Bostwick Governor Hauser Bannack Commonwealth Helena Hauser Lake Missouri River Montana Power Company Jim Bostwick Bell Geery

Former Montanan Now Heads Great Milwaukee System

H. E. Byram, once superintendent of the Montana Central, rises to lead the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. He credits industry and opportunity for his ascent from printer's devil to operating vice president and now president. He recalls 12 hour days and 50 cent wages as a call boy, and notes self taught education shaped his career and work remains his focus.

MontAna Central Railway Great Falls H. E. Byram A. J. Darling Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Byram Jim Hill Great Northern Central Avenue Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Milwaukee Burlington Chicago Montana Central Hill School Empire Builder

War Time Menu Changes in Montana Hotels and Cafes

Montana hotels and restaurants adopt Hoover led plan to conserve food. Menus will cut variety, replace meat with chicken fish and eggs, and serve war bread and sugar reductions. Butter and sugar use will drop. beans fruits and vegetables will feature prominently. weekly breadless or meatless days planned.

Montana Herbert C. Hoover France America Hoover

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