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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

6

New Side-Lights on Old Montana Romantic Ride to Helena

R. R. Kilroy reviews The Reminiscences of Alex Toponce in the Anaconda Standard. The early Montana pioneer died in Ogden in 1924 and his memoirs offer a vivid chronicle of Northwest life, with Toponce linked to Bridger De Smet Carson and many famed figures.

Montana Alex “Toponce Ogden R. R. Kilroy Anaconda Standard Northwest Toponce James Bridger de Smet Kit Carson Joe Rubideaux Father Ravalli John C. Fremont John McLaughlin Brigham Young Jean Rideaux Ben Halliday Father Palladino Albert Sidney Johnston Ben McCulloch O. J. Salisbury Thomas Francis Meagher Philip H. Sheridan George Custer Fred J. Kiesel P. E. Conner Nathan Kimball Buffalo Bill Bishop Tuttle Lawrence Scanlan John Guthrie Corinne Marcus Daly W. A. Clark John W. Mackey Jim Fair C. C. Goodwin Butte Salmon River Colonel Broadwater Silver Bow Club Broadwater Historical Society of Montana

Missouri's Fort Peck Dam to Harness Missouri Destruction

Massive Fort Peck dam and reservoir project in northeastern Montana will receive about 25 million dollars from the federal public works administration. The plan includes a 231 foot barrier, a 175 mile long reservoir holding 17 million acre feet of water, and a shore line of 1520 miles to stop erosion and aid irrigation and navigation. Work has begun with preliminary labor and total cost projected near 60 million dollars.

Boulder Dam Fort Peck Montana Federal Public Works Administration Great Missouri Sioux City Iowa George J. Miller Missouri River Navigation Associations Midwest

Notable Pioneers in Oregon and Montana Trails and a Broadwater Ride

A sweeping reminiscence highlights pioneers from Nevada to Montana, naming figures such as Granville Stuart and Aaron Ross. It recounts Colonel Broadwater and Toponce’s 150 mile ride toward Helena from Fort Union with a freight train, evading hostile Blackfeet to reach the charming Helena fiancée Chumascero, and notes tales of Virginia City and Alder Gulch gold.

Colonel Broadwater Fort Benton Helena Francee Nevada John F. Bishop Charles Maguire Granville Stuart Aaron Ross F. X. Biedler Neil Howie W. N. Shilling Stanton G. Fisher B. PF. White Lorin Farr Dan Ensign Charles Nelson Oregon Utah Idaho Wyoming Washington Colorado Montana Fort Union Missouri Missoula Salt Lake City Alex Broadwater Toponce Chumascero St. Louis Big Sandy Sand Creek

Gravel bed may supply Fort Peck dam materials

A miles wide gravel deposit near Cole northwest of Saco is being tested for use in the Fort Peck dam project. If satisfactory, pit run gravel could be shipped, or Cole may house a sorting plant employing many Saco reemployment workers.

Fort Peck Cole Saco Saco-Turner Whitewater Creek

Two Firms File Corporation Papers

Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. Corry Gold Mining company of Maxville Granite county lists 250 shares of preferred stock at 100 par value and 200 shares of no par value common stock. directors are Arthur V. Corry Mary A. Corry Francis T. Morris Paul A. Gow and W. D. Kyle of Butte. New Senate club a nonprofit social and recreational center in Billings lists trustees Nick Spirati Robert H. Benson and John O'Malley.

Corry Gold Mining Company Maxville Granite County Arthur V. Corry Mary A. Corry Francis T. Morris Paul A. Gow W. D. Kyle Butte New Senate Club Billings Nick Spirati Robert H. Benson John O'Malley

Montana Turkey Producers Sell Carloads Under Federal Grades

Turkey producers in Montana sold carloads of birds under federal grade standards targeting the Thanksgiving market. The sales indicate strong demand as supply aligned with official quality benchmarks.

Montana

Metropolitan Loses Suit Over Accident Policy

A Lewistown jury awarded Mrs. Alvin Kingsland 1110 in a lawsuit against Metropolitan Life Insurance. She claimed the accident clause covered her husband’s death from a fall after he struck his head on a cement floor. The jury ruled the fall alone caused death, despite a preexisting enlarged blood vessel. The case moved to the state supreme court on appeal.

Alvin Kingsland Lewistown Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Kingsland State Supreme Court

Hunters Plea in Deer Killing Case Misoula

The article reports Alex Bierke pleading not guilty to killing a tame deer out of season near Evaro, with George Daily charged and to appear in Missoula. Deputy Warden W A Hill filed the complaint claiming the deer belonged to William Mercer and was killed with Daily’s knife after Bierke said it was wounded by someone else. The piece also notes state beer tax revenue of 22,440 dollars from Aug 15 to Nov 1 with county distributions listed.

Alex Bierke George Daily Missoula W. A. Hill William Mercer Evaro Bierlie Daily Justice of the Peace Ralph L. Starr Bierke State Board of Equalization Cascade Custer Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Hill Lewis and Clark Park Yellowstone Silver Bow

Talking Crow Spooks Montana Woodsmen Near Georgetown Lake

A few years ago near Georgetown Lake Anaconda woodsmen reported a talking crow that cried grandpa at them during the day. Deputy game warden John McCaffery nearly shot the bird, which then perched and spoke, prompting him to say the crow once was a tame pet trained to talk.

Georgetown Lake Anaconda John McCaffery McCaffery Honolulu

Cuba Lowers Duties to Favor U.S. Goods

Cuba imports benefit from a 40 percent reduction in ad valorem duties favoring American products, boosting the entry of U.S. merchandise into Cuban markets.

Cuba

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