Diary Chronicles Early Montana Survey From Fort Benton
James Doty and companions conducted an 1854 survey from Fort Benton along the Missouri toward the Rockies. The diary records Great Falls, Crown Butte, Marias and Cut Bank passes, plant and animal observations, and notes on bears, beaver dams, and Native names. The expedition mapped Sun River sources and demonstrated four men could travel 41 days in Blackfeet country without loss of horses or scalps.
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Montana
W. H. Allen & Co
Waterloo Place
London
England
Gallatin Valley
West
Stone Coates
New York
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
St. Paul
Dickerson
N. C
Minguesville
Yellowstone Valley
Bozeman
I. R
Bozeman End
Gallatin Vally
Moreland
James Doty
Fort Benton
Doty
Hugh Monroe
Henry Roaster
Benjamin Lint
Missouri
Big Coulee
Great Falls of the Missouri
Great Falls
Niagara
Plains
Civilization
Nah-too-see
Medicine
Sun River
Crown Butte
The
Big Knee
Dians
Blackfoot Pass
Lewis and Clark Pass
Highwood Mountains
Elk Fork
Sunriver
Beaver Dam Creek
Birch River
Cottonwood Fork
Marias River
Bear River
Rocky Fork
Marias
Cut Bank
Chief Mountain Lake
Roan
Edmonton House
Hudson’s Bay Company
Saskatchewan River
Bow Lake
Saskatchewan
Cut Bank River
Marias Pass
United States
Tinkham
Cut Bank Pass
Breast River
Milk River
Belly River
Blackfeet
Carbon Fumes Fatal For Butte Miner
William Myers, 34, a Butte miner, died in a hospital after inhaling carbon monoxide fumes in an unventilated garage at his home. Found unconscious by his brother Roy, Myers could not be revived despite treatment. Coroner cites carbon monoxide as the cause. He leaves a widow, a daughter, and several brothers.
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William Myers
Butte
Myers
Roy
Man Builds Contour Ditches to Irrigate Steep Farm
John Kindell of Strater solved a difficult irrigation problem by constructing contour ditches on a slope of over 20 feet per 100 feet. The arrangement now yields excellent crops of alfalfa, grains, and garden produce where prairie grass grew before.
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John Kindell
Strater
Entomologist Receives Beet Worm ID and Control Requests
Over two years, mainly in 1932, Dr. A L Strand state entomologist at Montana State college logged 65 requests for sugar beet web worm identification and general control guidance.
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A. L. Strand
Montana State College
New Zealand Grants Bounty Over Damaging Kea Parrots
New Zealand authorities place a bounty on kea parrots after reports show the birds damaging sheep. The measure aims to curb losses and safeguard livestock.
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New Zealand
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Grace Stone Coates
New Forest
Exmore
Three Forks
Jem
Morrises
J. Doty
Canada
Morrison
Morb Arch
Northern Pacific
Miamarek
BNO, Tanna
Rapehes
Yellowstone
Fort Buford
Nosetad
Ovbel
Hek Fou Down
Hoey Land Tea
Huthe City
Miecnke
Porenat
Fort Bentom
Sean Poilisprare
Marta Creasy
Peikeap
Machias Agee
Walebesane
Linebdian
Umlawa Daily
Northern Pacific Express
Mamirek
Wana Whet
Ee Ero
Aryl
Express Worthern N Pacific Railroad
Grrat Broxwak
Avery Fatardi
Serton
Helena
Ait Pointe
Mu P. Barre
Louis
of the
State of
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Ernest T. Est. Eaton