Stoner and Hetena Stable News Amid Montana Notes
Local items from Helena to Butte discuss hunting laws, game protection, and travel routes. Mentions the Rod and Gun Club stance, road improvements, and a humorous tale from Butte about a clever croquet incident. Also notes mining reports from the Northwestern Company and Hope mine activity near Mary and Durfee, with weather and hay harvest remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Conuit
Rimner
Hope Clay
Lothian
Eshaeees
Mary
Durfee
Stark
Ignory
Nez Perces Threaten Valley as Missoula Reedies Rally
L Dr Drummond reports Nez Perces activity along the Biller Nobl bridge area after crossing. depredations threaten Stevensville and nearby towns. Ed. Jayes and J P McLain suffer losses as Captain Rawn calls for volunteers to move against the hostiles. Missoula dispatches note seventy boys answering service and local clergy preparing for possible trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoulian
Drummond
Biller Boon
Nez Perces
Biller Nobl
Lo Lo
J.P. McLain
Robert Carl
Anil Pir
Stevensville
Lésped
Joseph Pardee
Rawn
Harnese
Missoula
Philipsburg
A. B. Hammond
O. L. Stewart
Missotla
Montana Rail Route Debate and Local News From Butte
The item argues for a direct road between Helena and Butte to cut freight costs and boost travel, noting grades, costs, and potential improvements. It mentions General Sherman’s upcoming Montana visit, Volunteer requests, local business ads, fishing, races, and a hotel sale, with health and accident notes on local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gincraon
Helena
al Daar
Sweetland’s
Jefferson
Butte
Montana
Deer Longe
Upriahavi
Dog Creek
Graghd
Deer Lodge
Wey
Reorganization of Montana Volunteers after Butte uprising
In a scattered narrative, volunteers swore in and marched toward Missoula to intercept hostile forces, then halted at Warm Springs Creek. A Governor’s courier arrived, denying authority for 800 volunteers, prompting disbandment and reorganization by enlistment. Troops returned to Butte and were mustered out with discharge papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governour
Potts
War Department
Tn Reply Ie
Wie Department
Bontana
Ourne
Sherman
Fort Bilis
Montana
Butte
Weil
Missoula
la Lotra
Bitter Root
Big Hole
Oficé
Rench Gulch
Warm Spring' Reréek
Tosi
Cine
Weddingly
A. Neenaiete
Diane
Lees
Butte Battalion Forms Two Companies for Front
The Butte volunteers enlist in two companies, with over 200 Duttenenin serving at Deer Lodge. Officers include W. A. Chutes Adjutant, Captain Jay A. Tat, and Lieutenants Lowry, Far CoBB, Noyes, Jones, Clark. Men prepare to march as Deer Lodge residents note the community’s sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Meimberg
Deen Lodge
Buite
Unrae
Asi
W. A. Chutes
Wie
Wilson
Jeff Lavelle
Patrick Talent
Utte
O' Felock
Dy Lodge
Batlemien
Deer Lodge
Bannark chief Ten Dag raids Jefferson valley readied
Mr Winslow reports Ten Dag with 200 braves left Red Rock on the first, taking about 76 noises as most residents fled toward town. Grasshoppers invaded on the second, threatening oats while wheat advanced. Winslow promised settlers timely warning and aid if outbreaks occur on this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winslow
Jefferson Valley
Ten Dag
Red Rock
Winslow
Uige
Nez Perces Scouts Reported Near Boulder Creek
Freighter Nex Perces, Mr. Nottingham, arrives from Gallatin and recalls a meeting with two Nez Perces scouts at Boulder creek four days ago. They claimed to be Nez Perces traveling from the Big Hole with about 250 people. They said they would avoid settlers and move cautiously toward their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nex Perces
Nottingham
Gallatin
Boulder Creek
Perces
Big Hole
Bulkilo
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Stoner
Mathmoth
Hetena
Sresida
Hattie
Iks
Aity
Aimit
White Butte
Srbich
Svorter
Skowhegan
Maine
The
Austin Reveille
Nevada
Austin
Society of Austin
Sexeille
Nevaia
Philifsborg
Flint Creek
Daet Lodge
Monti Endine
Morning Star
S. Chas
Hauswirth
Ain
Panaphycys
Wariha Wash
Rome
Joan Coyle
F Torritt
Te Bendigo
Raver
Sun Porce
Salisbury
Alves
Washington
Roxanna
Trenton
Monte Christi Gulveston
Baltimore
Zadock
Albert
Sam Louis
Eunnsomi
Et al
Whitesides
Peter Cole
SY Souehonour
Coughenous
R. Chirk
Ry Owens
Melaug
Pordisetti
Harbour & Rens
Heese
Tnd
Pat Conghenour
Parner Warren
EMOTE
Broadway
Guiicornia
P. McDaniel
S.V.R. Buteter Ob al
Marri Sahil
J. C. Mepein
Thaversy Crry
Mose Morrison
Boxeman
David Borrum
Times Fidelity Bodgh
A. B. de Am
Reglar
Commmunicationot tintteLavige Nol, Alp
AL Msi Bre
Bo'clack
F. Begk
W. M
Ely
S. Warren
MN. Gilherb
AL James Charen
Deer Lodge City
Ron Save
Tursuer Particaurs
Virginia City
Measig, Barry& Grenon
Park Street
J. K. Pardee
National Park
Butle
Clark & Livabie
Rome Ae
Ray “Lenges
Hanswirth
Hotel de Mineral
Bros
Indtelena
Jimmy Moore
Deer -Lodge
Johnny Green
Oregon Bay
Ben Philips
Moore
Webfoot
Cal
Butte City
Kisna & Ack, Stevens’ Building
Main'Ss
Geo. P. Reeves
Molina
Robert Swan
Walkerville
Ofoum
Butte Battalion
Jefferson Vailey
Barry & Gronnou's
Copartnership
Bole
Wheelock
Tel Tate Firm
Awhitfo2i J. Maa Reeloc Berre
Angus
Gustavus Boge
Loeber
Seuste
Ua G
Newsumber Yard
Aveaber
Brandy's Mill
Te Jowast Cash Bates
Shenry Brundy
Cuic
California
Bernke
J. B. Bowes
Ofrce
Esa
M.T
Harry c. E Kassler
Wiilsii
Robert Smith
Joseph Caughenour
Butta
Deer Lodge County
Montana Territory
Congress
Sumnub Valley
Deer’ Logs
Door Lodge
Nord
Clark
Elkin
U.S
Helena Mantana
Kaline Rohoe
New
Anderson & Schm
Beat Paedical Authority
Andora Alee
Orl Baed
Belober
Centennial Beer Hall
Gamer & Schmidt
Proprietors
Vanain Deas
Sewin
Trapper City. Hotel
Trapper Orry, Mont
Josephine Gilg
Propx
Ohchines
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