The Letter and the Silence Between Them
Ann returns from New York to meet John Dobbs in Hoboken where their kiss on the dock begins a fragile vow. She clings to his words yet faces his limits as he admits fear of her, while he uses a simple bow to draw her heart toward a deeper, wordless love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobbs
Thames
Times
Grosvenor House
New York
Ann
Paris
Aleanie
Hoboken
Ace
End of the Era of Wildlife Exploiters Foretells Recovery
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson cites federal and state conservation gains as a path to restore American wildlife after centuries of neglect and overhunting. He notes vanished species and warns against recreating past damage while urging land use planning, drainage controls, and habitat restoration to revive diverse game birds and mammals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fede
Hismen’s Ps
Ira N. Gabrielson
Bureau of Biological Survey
Gabrielson
Agriculture and Conservation Section
Eighth American Scientific Congress
Washington, D. C
United States
North America
Wildlife Administration
Life in the Rocky Mountains fur trade diary revived
New book from Old West Publishing Denver retells Warren A. Ferris diary 1830 to 1835 covering American Fur Co. travels along Missouri Columbia and Colorado rivers. Dr. Paul C. Phillips provides notes and Ferris map. features tribes Sacajawea’s son tale and Pierre’s Hole battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Ferris
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Paul C. Phillips
Old West Publishing Co
Denver
Ferris
Missouri, Columbia
Colorado
American Fur Co
Western Literary Messenger
Buffalo
N. Y
Phillips
Lewis and Clark
Lower
Green River
Salish House
Flathead Lake
Bonneville
Yellowstone
Deer House
Warm Springs
Piney Woods
Great Falls
Big Hole Basin
Yellowstone Geysers
Pierre's Hole
Continental Divide
Missoula Basin
Hell Gate Ronde
Big Blackfoot
Cadotte
Lewis Passes
Sacajawea
Wicked Winter of 1881 82 recalled in Billings Gazette
A letter to The Gazette recalls Billings early days and the harsh 1881 82 winter. It notes a rash of murders and the town’s route to becoming the Midland Empire metropolis near the Yellowstone River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone River
Billings
Midland Empire Metropolis
Innairerane
Billings Gazette
the Gazette
Yerkes
Montana
Conjune
Memoir Fragments From Early Coulson and Billings Memoir
The excerpt recalls harsh winter days in 1881 1882 with a rough newspaper plant, a dirt floor and fires from a red hot stove. It notes murders in Coulson including Dutch Charley killing Joe Redman and Leahey shooting his partner, plus the death of deputy marshal Muggins Taylor and his role in reporting Custer battle news to New York Herald. It touches on frontier life, saloon culture, romances, and the narrator's marriage amid pioneer chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdow
Fred Foster
Coulson
Foster
Joe Redman
Dutch Charley
Joe
Jack Scallon
Dutch
Leahey
Billings
Custer
Taylor
Bozeman
New York
Arizona
Salt Lake
Montana
Bonar
Pioneer Church
Iitke
Harlem Student Named to United States Military Academy
J Frank Deatherage of Harlem, a Montana State College chemical engineering student, has received notice of appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He will enter the academy in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
J. Frank Deatherage
Harlem
Montana State College
United States Military Academy
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By Margaret Lee Runbeck
News Syndicate Co. Inc
Dr. Gabrielson
Cha Galvert
Trader
Kentucky
Bob
National Distillers Products Corporation
Wyoming
UU Rautte and
Charles M. Russell
Last Chance Guich
Helena
Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
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