Hunter's Hot Springs Era Ends with Fire at Park County Resort
The article recalls Dr. A J Hunter who opened Hunter's Hot Springs in Park County and established the first post office in the upper Yellowstone valley in 1878. After the 1932 fire destroyed the hotel and Springdale attracted patrons, the post office was abandoned and the historic resort faded from prominence.
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A. J. Hunter
Park County
Two Medicine Lake
Glacier National Park
Elno Hunter
Hot Springs
Postoffice Department
Yellowstone Valley
Hunter's Hot Springs
Sweet Grass County
Springdale
Yellowstone River
Hunter’s
Hunter’s Hotel
Hunter
Montana
Dr. Hunter
Alder Gulch
Arkansas
Hunter's Hot Springs and Early Montana Resort History
The narrative traces Dr. Hunter’s development of Hunter's Hot Springs from a residence to a popular resort, amid railway contests and land titles. It details ownership changes to Montana Hot Springs Co then Murrey, hotel and bathhouse additions, a destructive fire, leasing history, and eventual survivors Mrs Mary L Deane and Mrs Lizzie K Rich with Dr Hunter's death in 1894.
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Dr. Hunter
Cyrus B. Mendenhall
Heber Roberts
A. L. Love
Mendenhall
Montana Hot Springs Company
James A. Murrey
Butte
Murray
Montana
Hunter’s
George McCain
Charles Goff
Goff
Stewart Haldorn
James Murray
Hunter
Bozeman
Mary L. Deane
Lizzie K. Rich
Dean, Mont
Pioneer Driver Gus Shaffer Shot in Montana Frontier
AL WILKINS recounts the 1878 Fort Benton stage line shooting of Gus Shaffer by John Crowthers. Shaffer survived a through-the-lung wound and returned to driving, while Crowthers fled after suspicions and a visible 3-7-77 mark on his cabin board.
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Montana
Gus Shaffer
Fort Benton
AL Wilkins
Grace Stone Coates
Overland Hotel
Gus
Helena
Shaffer
T. C. Power
George Hawk
Chris Albertson
Sharpe
Will Wheeler
Johnny Crowthers
Milt Crowthers
John
Johnny
John Healey
Dr. Wheeler
Crowthers
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James H. Bradley
Yellowstone
Hunter's
Great Falls Tribune
Roosevelt
Noble Mount Rockwell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Timken
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Agen
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver