Livereating Johnson's Gruesome Exploit Described by Keiser
Henry Keiser, 80, of Bowman North Dakota, recalls meeting Johnson at the Musselshell trading post in 1868 and witnessing a brutal incident where Johnson butchered a Sioux warrior and is said to have eaten the liver, earning the nickname Livereating Johnson. Keiser, a hunter and scout, recalls the frontier era along the Musselshell and Yellowstone with indians and fur traders.
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Johnson
Henry Keiser
Bowman, N. Dak
Montana
Lou” Grill
Idaho
Savage
Iver
California
Musselshell River
Missouri
Bowman
North Dakota
Keiser and
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Valley
The
Little Big Horn
Custer
Yellowstone River
Fort Benton
Hawley
Musselshell
Keiser
Fort Custer
Fort Keogh
Nelson A. Miles
Hunters
Montana Livestock Exchange Grows With Cattle Trade Roots
In 1883 Miles City became a shipping hub as 20 000 head moved to eastern markets. The Montana Livestock exchange formed to publish daily market quotes, aiding cattlemen like E H Cowles and S R Foss. The era saw vast herds from Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota converge on Miles City along with longhorn stock and a burgeoning trade network.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Cattlemen’s Associations
Montana Livestock Exchange
Miles City
Eastern Montana Livestock Association
Inter Ocean Hotel
Palace
Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Texas
South
Ite
Montana Plains
Exchange
E. H. Cowles
W. H. Oxley
Oxley
Chicago
The
Livestock Association
Apt. S. E. Howard
Stoddard & Howard Livestock Company
Clear Creek
Green Mountain Livestock Company
Vermont
Otter Creek
Montana
Brandenburg & van Gasken
Howard & Strewell
Padgett & Co
Co. M. Jennison
Brandenburg
Chariton-Montana
Beaver Creek
Jandellrothers
Concord
Zooks& Alderson
Tongue
Rosebud
Chicago Tribune
Northwest
Great West
Kempton & Tusler
Cedar Creek
Oregon
Yellowstone
Stacey Brothers
Pumpkin Creek
Porcupine Valley
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Ed Newman
W. H. Contant
J. J Mann
Joseph Leighton
Col. T. J. Bryan
Henry Tusler
J. W. Strewell
C. D. Graham
J. M. Holt
M. C. Connors
Northern Pacific
Mr. Wilson
Col. F. M. Malone
Chicago, Milwaukee and
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Judge Strewell
Connors
Cole
Contant
Tusler
W. D. Knight
Yellowstone Journal
Les City
Joseph Scott
Henry
John Holt
Strevell
Commonwealth of Montana
E. S. Newman
John M. Holt
Scott & Hank
Powderville
Howes & Strewell
Birney
Brandenburg & Westervelt
Spearfish
Oak
Comstock Cattle Company
Graham & Johnson
Carpenter & Robinson
William van Gasken
Sanborn & Lovell
Freedon& Biddell
W. H. Towers
Keith
A. J. McLane
Glendive
Mendenhall
Terry
W. C. McDowell
B. F. Terrett
William E
Mason & Lovell
Billings
Bahn & Hackett
D. S. Phelps
Philbrook
James Fergus & Sons
Fort McGinniss
Dempsey & Ranger
Utica
Davenport & Ray
John Ming
John Lepley
Helena
William Murphy
Pratt & Ferris
Buffalo
Wyo
Grennell Livestock Comp
Sheridan
Holland & Piper and Hackney
Williams & Co
John H. Conrad Cattle Company
Fort McKinney
Harris & Clevenger
Powder River Livestock Company
Powder River
Wye
Cheyenne
Hardin
van Gasken
Ladd
George Myers
Cheyenne Association
A. Heller
Mr. Myers
B. W. Ladd
Stockgrowers Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Little Missouri Valley
Medora
Dakota Territory
Charlies M. Dowlin
Porayth
Theodore Roosevelt, II
United
Castle of the Crazy Man Destroys Bitter Root Lake Landmark
An old landmark known as the Crazy Man's Castle on Bitter Root Lake in Flathead County was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The two story skeleton structure with a cupola drew visitors who climbed a winding stair to view the lake and distant country.
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Bitter Root Lake
Flathead County
Borah Mulls Beets Sugar Producer Bonus Plan
Senator Borah of Idaho weighing a government bonus to sugar beet growers to offset foreign production costs. He cites studies before committees and tests in tariff debates without a firm conclusion. Cuban producers oppose a 2.4 cent per pound tariff.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Harried Wife Quarrel Over Marriage Ends in Plea
A tense exchange unfolds between a wife and husband as a salesman pressures for a deal. The wife complains about the marriage and mocks the groom while the husband resists. The scene captures domestic strain and public pressure from a sales encounter.
Fire consumes old mine town near Elk Creek
Flames sweeping timber and brush devoured the abandoned mine zone at Yreka in the Blackout Valley. The old town, more than a year abandoned, burned as locals watched the flames threaten nearby areas.
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Elk Creek
Yreka
Blackout
Tax On Bachelors and Marriage Proposals Stir Nation
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on income taxes affecting bachelors over a certain age and the potential benefits of marriage. It mentions Czechoslovakia context mixed with domestic reform ideas and gender implications, though details are unclear.
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Eve
Cotterota or The Other Howl Seven He Ve It Too Hot
Fragmentary text appears to reference a work titled Cotterota or The Other Howl with unclear attribution. The readable portions provide no verifiable names, dates, places, or events to ground a full news-style summary.
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Cotterota
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