Rustling on Montana Ranges Halted by Missouri River Scourge
In the Missouri River bad lands along northern present day Fergus Garfield Petroleum counties, rustlers and outlaws terrorized cattle in Judith basin. Horse theft became a regional trade, with stolen stock moving from British Columbia to Montana and Wyoming, and pursuit often failed in the rugged country.
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Missouri River
Montana
Garfield, Petroleum
Fergus
Judith Basin
Missouri
British Columbia
Alberta
Wyoming
Dakota
Monana
Musselshell
Idaho
Wild West Gunfire Over Paymaster Ambush Sparks Rancher War
A guest speaker vanishes amid frontier violence as outlaws raid a northern army post road. a paymaster is killed after being ordered to dismount and the treasure box is recovered at Fort Keogh. Ranchers unite in a war of extermination against desperadoes, with Sam MacKenzie linked to the Bad Lands frontier.
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Bad Lands
Port Keogh
Yellowstone
Fort Keogh
United States
Sam MacKenzie
DHS
Missouri
State Champion steer rustling in Judith Basin frontier
The article recounts a violent pursuit of outlaws in the Judith Basin led by DHS riders. Mackenzie is hanged near Fort Maginnis after a planned July 4 horse rustling scheme. Jake and Owens die in Lewistown firefight as ranchers retaliate and trap the outlaw band, freeing 65 horses and capturing a woodcutter.
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DHS
MacKenzie
Granville Stuart
Montana
Sam Mackenzie
Fort Maginnis
Rattlesnake
Jake
Lonehaired
Owens
Black Hills
Judith Basin
Little Snowy Mountains
Lewistown
Despcradoes
Bill Cantrell
Missouri
Vigilante Battle on the Missouri Ends Outlaw Stronghold
Track coach Harry Adams leads Montana State and teammates after a victorious trip to Washington. The Musselshell riverfront siege unfolds as ranchers surround a log cabin stronghold, firing and smoke drive the outlaws to flee, with army and Indian police later pursuing and resulting in grisly hangings and a crackdown on large scale rustling along the Missouri.
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Harry Adams
Montana State University
Washington
Montana
Eastern Washington Normal College
Whitman College
Musselshell
Missouri
Judith Basin
Virginia City
Bannack
Henry Plummer
Plummer
Pawn
Glacier park to add six fire weather stations
Six fire weather stations will operate in Glacier National Park from May 10 to Oct 10 each year. Supt. D S Libbey says readings of forest fuel moisture wind speed humidity visibility and lightning activity feed the Rocky Mountain fire danger meter to classify fire danger from 1 to 7 for current conditions.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park Fire Organization
D. S Libbey
Rocky Mountain
United States Forest Service
Addendum to Perpetual Motion and the Philosopher's Stone
A controversial claim argues that racial purity is a scientific concept tied to energy and material transformation. Critics challenge the premise as pseudoscience and incompatible with established physics and genetics research.
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