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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

7

Murder at Pike's Peak Camp A Gold Watch Sparks Slaughter

In October 1856 four miners in Pioneer Montana touts Griebe Fries Callahan and Jordan quarrel over Griebe's missing prized watch. A brawl ends with Fries killing Callahan and Griebe fatally struck, revealing a chilling trio torn by greed and envy during the gold rush.

Pike’s Peak William Flynn Pike’s Peak Creek Montana Territory Granville Stuart Pioneer Griebe Fries Callahan Jordan Griebs Fries’ Trail Mount Powell

Mrs. Elizabeth Custer Bequeaths Relics to Public Museum

The will of Elizabeth Bacon Custer, widow of Gen George A Custer, dated 18 November 1926, directs flags and Civil War relics to the U S government or a museum and provides for other artifacts to be offered to a battlefield memorial or public institutions. Proceeds and residuary estates are left to Vassar College and family members.

Elizabeth B. Custer Elizabeth Bacon Custer George A. Custer New York City United States Lee Appomattox Grant Memorial Hall War Department Washington Elizabeth E. Wellington Bronxville N. Y May Custer Elmer Charles E. Elmer Clark Street Brooklyn George Armstrong Custer Custer Chase City Bank Farmers Trust Company Little Big Horn Montana Agnes Bates Wellington Elmer

Closing of Montana Silver Mines in 1893 Panic

The 1893 financial panic gutted Montana silver mining towns as prices collapsed from 1.20 to 0.85 per ounce. Mines closed, workers faced unemployment, and communities like Neihart endured mass outmigration amid widespread credit collapse and a crippled economy.

Broadwater Clark Neihart Helena Montana R. H. Bemis William J. Bryan Nebraska Rocky Mountain Uncle Sam

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