Return of Chief Charlot to Bitter Root After Twenty Years
A Missoulian feature recounts Chief Charlot leading his Bitter Root band back to Stevensville along the old trail after two decades. The piece notes Charlot’s alleged non signing of the Garfield treaty, accounts from Major Ronan and General Carrington, and reflects on the tribe’s removal controversy and long memory of 1891 in central Bitter Root Montana.
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Charlot
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
A. L. Stone
Stevensville
Old Charlot
Cherlot
Major Ronan
Ronan
Major Catlin
Amos Buck
Central Valley
Gen. Carrington
General Carrington
Carrington
Charlot Victor
Flathead
Michel
Victor
Francois
Jocko
Mary Lumphrey
En of
Old Town
Charlot Leads Flatheads Homeward After Twenty Years
A Stevensville week marks the twentieth anniversary of Charlot’s last march with the Flathead tribe. He, Michel, Louison, and Major Ronan honor a complex pact with General Carrington as elders recall old days. the return visit stirs pride and sorrow in equal measure among the tribe and former neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocko
Stevensville
Major Ronan
Carrington
Michel
Louison
Ronan
Mary Ronan
Henry B. Carrington
Charlot
Court Approves 500 Dollar Damage Judgment
A Silver Bow county jury awarded Mrs. Pearl Mullins 500 dollars against the state supreme court after her 5 year old son was left alone at home. She tripped over concrete, injuring her wrist and back as she rushed to him. The supreme court held the verdict conclusive, noting the trial judge should not have reduced it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Pearl Mullins
State Supreme Court
Mullins
Supreme Court
Anderson
Wuerthner Receives Lions Club Gold Key Honor
Julius J. Wuerthner of Great Falls is awarded the Lions club gold key on March 22 for forty one years of service. The honor, given for distinguished upbuilding of the association, marks the 39th such key awarded in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Service Club
Julius J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
Wuerthner
Lions’ Club
Montanan Wins First Master Key For Rotary Club
The piece highlights Wuerthner’s trailblazing Rotary milestones from Great Falls 1922 to Montana Alberta district 1927. He became district governor and later the first Montanan director of the International board, earning a master key as the first past director to receive the honor.
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Wuerthner
Great Falls
Montana-Alberta
International Board
Montana
Accused shooter E R Conboy pleads not guilty in district court
E R Conboy also known as Roy Day pleaded not guilty in district court to a first degree assault charge and was released on a $2,500 bond after an incident involving his landlord James P Burns of Great Falls.
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E. R. Conboy
Conboy
Roy Day
James P. Burns
Great Falls
Montana Farmers Sign 30000 Acres for Sugar Beets
Montana farmers have signed 30 000 acres of sugar beets to be sold to Great Western Sugar, up from 27 000 acres last year, with contracting speed breaking records. Cecil W. Doherty of Billings told Denver officials that Montana growers plan to increase beet acreage, with Lovell Wyoming showing similar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Cecil W. Doherty
Billings
Lovell
Wyo
Patent Leather Trade: Italian Supply Largely U.S. Sourced
A report states that nearly all patent leather used in Italy is imported from the United States, underscoring a heavy American influence on Italian leather production.
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Italy
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aya
Cauce
Dean A. L. Stone
School of Journalent
University of Montana
Dean Stone
Morese
St. Mary’s
Charat
Moiese
Fort Owen Field
Big Hole
Council
F. M. Ingalls
Missoula
Gen
Henry B. Quarrington
Ufde
Pat Andi
J. J. Wuerthner
Falls
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