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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana

15 Dec 1932

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Big Timber Pioneer

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Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

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Dec 15, 1932

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3

Kipling Visits Livingston in 1889 on Yellowstone Route

The article recalls Rudyard Kipling passing through Livingston Montana in 1889 en route to Yellowstone Park. It describes his vivid impression of the town and its setting, his stop at Yankee Jim canyon, and his encounter with Yankee Jim a colorful host who hosted trout fishing and stories.

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Rudyard Kipling Livingston Yellowstone Park Elno Livingstone Yellowstone National Park India Yankee Jim Yankee Jim Canyon Gardiner Yellowstone Valley Yankee Jim George Northern Pacific Kipling Annanias Cinnabar Station Rayment Mister Rayment T. Cook New England States Cook Paris Raymond Tourist Agency East Union Yeas Gardiner River Lfe John Brown Delaud
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Kipling in Yellowstone Describes Americans and Fourth of July

The article recounts Rudyard Kipling's 1889 Yellowstone visit via Livingston and Mammoth Hot Springs. It notes his sharp, humorous contrast between American and British sensibilities, his admiration for American soldiers, and his satirical take on Fourth of July celebrations and tour crowds.

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Utica Utahra: A New York Man Names Frontier Town Utica

In the Judith basin era a New York born clerk named Cutting founded Utica from Utica New York as a frontier stock town. Weatherwax and Cutting run a rudimentary store with scarce goods and whisky while Tom King, Frank Wright, and Old Waxy figure in rough frontier commerce and social life. Weatherwax later shifts to horse dealing and the town grows, appearing in Charlie Russell paintings.

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Hobson Beanbelly” Sweet Mr. True Iowa Cattle Company Judith Basin J. D. Weatherwax Judith River Cutting Utica New York Philbrook Stanford Weatherwax Fort Benton Joe Cutting Joe Mr. Weatherwax Frank Wright Tom King Jadith Old Hannah Jack Madden California
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