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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1935

Page

7

Crow Indians Robbed of Ponies During Fort Custer Show

E M Locke recounts 1880 Fort Custer theater episode where Plenty Coups led Crow dancers in Captain John Smith was the play. A swift horse theft by Piegans triggered a chase along the Little Bighorn toward Tongue River ending with 96 ponies seized and five prisoners, then returned to Fort Keogh and Miles City.

Pignty Coups Fort Custer John Ie Montana John Smith Post E. M. Locke Uncle Sam Northwest John Maguire Custer Second Cavalry C. M. G. and I Bang A. G. Brackett Eleventh Infantry B. C. FP J. P. Buell Miles City Big Horn Yellowstone Smith John Mix Little Big Horn River C Troop J. H. Coale Nick Gilman Little Big Horn Tongue River E. L. Higgins Fort Keogh Higgins Joe Hart Red Lodge Johnson

Rocky Mountain Dick Dies in Idaho Buffalo Attack

Theodore Dick Rock known as Rocky Mountain Dick, famed scout and frontiersman who rode with Custer and Miles, died at 55 after being gored by a buffalo bull he raised at his home near Henry's Lake on the Montana Idaho line. He later settled as a tourist and wildlife dealer, amassing a notable collection and supplying zoos before his death.

Rocky Mountain Richard Rock West Rockies Rock Henry’s Lake Montana-Idaho Idaho New York State Wyoming Montana Custer Miles Snake River War Department Rocky Mountain Dick Calamity Jane Jim Bridger Bonneville General Miles Major Reno General Custer Buffalo Bill Wild Bill Sitting Bull Henry's Lake Yellowstone National Park Riverside Targhe Pass Monida Eastern Zoological Garden Bitter Root Mountains Lindsay Corral

Pinochle Player Holds 1000 Aces in Helena Display

Marie Hirsch, stenographer for the state livestock sanitary board in Helena, held all eight aces in a single pinochle hand with her mother. The feat, likened to a game winning moment in sports, marks a rare achievement in the pinochle world.

Marie Hirsch State Livestock Sanitary Board Helena Army Montana

Gold Discovery Linked to 1857 Christmas Camp in Beaverhead

A Beavershead valley Christmas gathering in 1857 among pioneers and traders led to the Montana gold discovery at Gold Creek in spring 1858. The Stuart party traded stories with Captain Richard Grant as they celebrated, with a lone gold piece gifting a hint later proven misattributed to Gold Creek.

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The China War of Alder Gulch near Virginia City

In fall 1879 or 1880 a brutal clash titled the China war roared through Alder Gulch near Virginia City Montana with two Chinese men found dead by knife wounds. Sheriff M D Platner and deputies pursued leads, led to indictments for murder, and a series of trials culminated in acquittals after contested wounds and a missing grave. The episode preceded a sharp decline of Chinese presence in the gulch from about 200 to 10 over two decades.

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Tiny Butte Girl Escapes Pin In Stomach

Three year old Thomasina O'Brien of Butte was found with an open safety pin lodged in her throat. Doctors shifted the pin to her stomach and after three days of diet the pin was expelled. She returned home under observation.

Thomasina O’brien James O’brien Butte Spokane Thomasina

Health budget framed for Montana social security funds

Montana prepares budgets to seek about 40000 from federal authorities under the social security act. Dr. W F Cogswell, secretary of the state board of health, says approval would fund specific health purposes in the state.

Montana Board of Health Montana W. F. Cogswell State Board

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