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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

2

Napton's 1858 Missouri River Steamer Trip to Fort Benton

The article recounts W. B. Napton's 1858 voyage on a Missouri steamer to Fort Benton, chartered by the American Fur Company and carrying Frost Todd & Co. goods. It details passengers, including fur traders, an English sportsman, a Harvard graduate, and artist Weimar, with scenes of gambling, onboard amenities, and encounters with Sioux at Fort Pierre, plus Weimar's ambrotype photography and the voyage’s Western frontier context.

M. E. Plassmann Upper Missouri W. B. Napton Santa Fe Trail Fort Benton American Fur Company Frost, Todd & Co Blackfeet Col Vaughn St. Louis Napton Josh Billings Sunriver The Fur Company Liverpool Holbrook Harvard New England Carl Weimar Pappineau St. Berthold Upper River America Germany Washington Delaware Weimar Court House Fort Pierre Big Head Indiana Alexander Culbertson Fort Owen Bitter Root John F. Dodson Missoula River Missoula Harris Street St. Patrick’s Hospital Higgins Avenue Montana University Fair Grounds Amalgamated Sugar Company John Wagner West Front Street State University Willard School South Sixth Street West Congress University of Montana University At

Roosevelt Driven Forest Replanting Plan Expands in Mountain West

The Forest Service announces a major reforestation push in Montana and northern Idaho. Fifteen thousand acres are to be reforested this year and next, using ten million trees annually. Three million trees are already planted in four regional forests, with seven million more slated for next fall on about 10 500 acres that burned or were logged. The Missoula region has planted 85 000 acres to date, with new work greatly expanding former efforts.

Forest Service Montana Idaho Franklin D. Roosevelt Missoula Missoula County Legislative Assembly of Washington Territory C. P. Higgins F. L. Worden T. W. Harris M. W. Tipton H. M. Chase Hell Gate Pete J. Bolte Frenchtown Stevensville Corvallis Board of County Commissioners Northern Pacific Railroad Gold Creek Andrews Frank Nelson St. Francis Xavier Flathead Fort Owen John Owen Fort Benton Rocky

Unclear Rail Schedule Fragments from Montana Routes

Partial timetable data shows arrival and departure times for lines between Kalispell Polson Missoula Mirboula Philipsburg and Anaconda. Times include morning and afternoon departures with multiple arrivals on some legs, but several abbreviations are inconsistent and some towns may be misspelled.

Security Building & Loan Association of Billings Promotes Safety

The Security Building and Loan Association of Billings Montana emphasizes its 100 percent service record, safety of funds backed by home mortgages, and nationwide popularity. It offers pass book or lump investments from $50 to thousands with no fees, and promises steady monthly payments, safety, and growth in a conservative, well managed plan.

The Security Building & Loan Association of Billings Security Building and Loan Association Billings Montana Security Building & Loan Association Interior of Home Office of Security Building & Loan Association

Missoula's 60 Years Traced Through Founding Events

A retrospective list chronicles Missoula and Western Montana milestones from 1860 to 1932. It covers county formation, railroads, fortifications, schools, bridges, fires, floods, and key institutions in the city and region.

Missoulian Missoula Montana

Snow Slows Work at Mines in Oregon Cedar Creek

Snow slows mining operations in Oregon and Cedar Creek districts near Superior. Missoula reports roads opened in the Big Flat area except a high-elevation trail above 6,000 feet remains snowbound. In lower lands a fresh snowfall covers roads to about two feet depth.

Oregon Cedar Creek Superior Missoula Oregon Creek

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Missouri River Benton Terial Aero Instrument CO. Pt. O Cleveland, O Intermountain Dillon Butte Anaconda Phillipsburg Polson Kalispell Philipsburg Pelson Ealispell Poles Mirboula Oflson University City Mont Western Great Western A Company L. A. Barrette Pritchard Prairie Peer Gcovernna Beaufort Hotel Third St Federal Building Minneapolis Charles M Russell Charles M. Russell U. S Carson Montana Newspaper Association Great Falls, Montana
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