Charles Sturman Pioneer of Zortman and Custer Era Trails
Charles Sturman known as Big Foot Sturman lived as a frontier rider and freighter from Brainerd Minnesota to Montana. He joined General Custer's 1874 Black Hills expedition and later hauled bullion to Malta and Dodson while racing westward with mining camps rising. He chronicled stages through hostile Indian country and witnessed frontier towns form along the Northern Pacific and Great Northern rails.
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Charles Sturman
Zortman
Gen. Custer
Black Hills
Little Rockies
Malta
Gladys Robinson
Custer
Sioux Country
Sturman
North Dakota
Montana
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Dodson
Brainerd
Minn
Bismarck
N. D
Deadwood
G. A. Custer
Canada
United States
Hudson Bay
Grand Forks
Abercrombie
Little Big Horn
Fort Lincoln
Red River
Eleanor Rivet
Pembina
Wes Crow
Havre
Mont
Great Northern Railroad
Yellowstone River
Billings
Bozeman
Helena
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Bayer Aspirin quick relief for neuralgia claimed
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as giving fast relief from neuralgia and other pains within minutes after ingestion. It emphasizes the tablet’s rapid disintegration, safety for the heart, and urges buyers to request genuine Bayer Aspirin by name.
Montana Ranch Story Features Mary McFarland Cattle Queen
Mary McFarland of Two Dot Montana, a University of Washington graduate, runs part of her father Gib McFarland’s 25 000 acre ranch near the Crazy mountains. She speaks of ranch life and urges thoughtful choice for co eds. The McFarlands ship show cattle to eastern markets and employ fifteen cow hands during peak season with Milwaukee Road serving the district.
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Lon Cook
Milwaukee Railroad
West
Mary McFarland
University of Washington
Montana
Montana Ranges
Gib
McFarland
Crazy Mountains
Milwaukee Road
Two Dot
Mont
Gib” McFarland
FERA Program Plans in Park County and Livingston
Park County and Livingston cooperate to organize and implement the FERA program across city and county areas. A separate note mentions developing the delta of the Tana river in Kenya colony for agricultural use.
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FERA
Park County
Livingston
Tana River
Kenya Colony
Africa
New Hangchow Yushan Railway Opens in China
A newly opened railway connects Hangchow and Yushan, running 200 miles between the two cities in China, marking a major transport link expansion.
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Hangchow
Yushan
China
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Two Medicine
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Ruby Gulch
Louis Goslin
Sturmans
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State Fish and Game Commission
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