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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

7

Calamity Jane in Billings 1899 Frontierswoman Tale

A May 1899 Billings account recounts Calamity Jane visiting Miles City en route to Bozeman and Livingston. She aids the needy, entertains cowboys at the Castle dance hall, and displays expert two gun handling while provoking a local scene. Malum, a cowboy, recalls her generosity and daring.

Billings Andrew Malum Malum Calamity Jane Miles City Bozeman Livingston Deadwood Wild Bill Hikok Dorset Castle Jane Bob Andy Crook Wyoming Montana South Dakota Circle Diamond Boys Texas

Uncle Sam Urges Honest Census Answers for 1930

President Hoover warns of harm from false replies in the 1930 census at the Montana headquarters in Butte with J K Hesler and J L Dobell supervising. The article lists questions on age birthplace, occupation, schooling, home ownership, radio, veteran status, unemployment details, immigration, language, and farm data. It notes secrecy and the punch card counting system and stresses the value of accurate figures for national planning.

Hoover Montana Chamber of Commerce Butte J. K. Hesler J. L. Dobell United States Sam

Old Character Of Mining City Found Dead In His Cabin

William White known as the horse-radish man is found dead in his log cabin at 505 South Clark street Butte Montana. Coroner Mike Salot reports death from old age and exhaustion with no inquest. He prospected north of Big Butte each summer and returned to sell horse radish in winter while regaling listeners with tales of the early days. He lived alone with no known relatives.

William White Butte Housewives South Clark Street Mike Salot Big Butte Butte

Artesian Wells Grow Near Roy East of town on Missouri and Musselshell ranches

Wells drilled on ranches east of Roy rapidly increased as the first well sunk 641 feet with a three gallon per minute flow. Depths range 300 to 700 feet with an average cost around 1000 dollars. Water temperature remains constant year round. Phonograph records note an event at hamuagee Well in mee.

Roy Missouri Musselshell River

Future of Montana oil lies in deep heavy crude fields

Fort Worth geologist Dr. Victor Ziegler visited Butte and predicted Montana’s bright oil future rests on deeper drilling and heavy asphaltic crude. He noted small pools possible in Montana and Wyoming, while larger fields exist in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. He cited structure mapping and surface studies as keys to potential production.

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Old War Extra of 1877 Found Proclamation Calling Volunteers

A faded 1877 New Northwest extra warned Montana readers to stay vigilant as Nez Perce forces under Chief Looking Glass and Chief White Bird camped near Stevensville and Corvallis. Gov Potts called 300 volunteers and militia units formed at Butte Helena Deer Lodge Philipsburg and other towns. Federal troops were expected to handle the emergency while Bitter Root towns debated mobilization details. The note urged ready mounts and rifles and promised prompt extras to keep the public informed.

Montana Northwest Deer Lodge F. E. Williams Nez Perce B. F. Potts Butte Helena Philipsburg Cable New Chicago Bear Mouth Yreka Pioneer Yamhill War Department

Penny a Day Insurance Gives Up to 100 Monthly

The Postal Life and Insurance Co of Kansas City offers a new accident policy paying up to 100 monthly for 24 months or 1000 for death, costing under 1 cent daily 3.50 yearly. No exam required and you pay nothing until you inspect. Send name address age and be entered for a 10 day free inspection.

Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co Mortarity Kansas City

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