Frank Judd Named J. P. at Park Entrance Town
Frank Judd a longtime park entrance resident was named justice of the peace for West Yellowstone by the county commissioners succeeding Charles Shears who will not seek another term Judd will work nights at the Tee Pee hotel and maintain his office at his residence near there. Garfield was the only American president who also served as a preacher.
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Frank Judd
J. P
Park Entrance
Westellowstone
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Shears
Judd
Teepe
County Board
Garfield
Ters
Margalo
England
Summer in the Bellamy and Price Homes
Fred Ben ton grows close to Margalo Price during a Southampton summer with the Bellamys and Prices. He joins a fraternity and neglects studies while Margalo, glamorous and worldly, draws him into a rapid romance. After a late‑summer crisis, Margalo persuades him to marry, stressing money and freedom in a world she sees as hers to seize.
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Margalo Price
Margalo
Fred
Bermuda
Bellamys
Indiana
Mildred
Roger
Furniss
New York
Heaven
Sackett
Philip
Price Place
Victoria Moore
Moores
Dr. Starret
Father Bear
Lilly
Fred Benton
Pierre Chouteau Jr. Furs and Fortunes of the Osage Traders
The Chouteau family shaped the upper Missouri fur trade. Pierre Chouteau Jr. built the largest business, forming Pierre Chouteau Jr. and Co. in 1893 and monopolizing the upper Missouri trade from St. Anthony to Texas, while negotiating Osage land treaties and expanding posts from Fort Clark to Fort Pierre.
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Pierre Chouteau Jr
Francois
John Jacob Astor
American Fur Co
Missouri River
Chouteau
Missouri
Yellowstone
Fort Union
Pierre Couteau Jr
Auguste Chouteau
Mississippi
St. Louis
Louisiana Fur Co
New Orleans
Pierre
Pierre Jr
Mississippi River
St. Joseph and
Kansas City Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Berthold
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Auguste
Manuel Lisa
Big Horn
Lisa
Northwest
Pierre Chouteau
Fort Gibson
West Point
James Wilkinson
Neosho River
Wayne’s Legion of the United States in 1490s Indian wars
General Anthony Wayne led about 2000 troops against Native forces in the 1490s. The army was called the Legion of the United States, a historic designation tied to Wayne’s campaign.
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Anthony Wayne
Legion of the
United States
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al Albrickson
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