The Lowly Woodchopper in Early Montana Mining Power
The article recalls the woodchopper's crucial role in early Montana mining, powering coal mines, smelters, and mills in Butte and nearby camps. It notes reliance on cordwood over coke, widespread deforestation, and the rise of hydro power and coal use shaping industry and employment in the region.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania
Sun God Rites Revive Blackfeet Sweat Lodge Ceremony
Rev Dr. E. M. Cosgrove of Chicago was initiated into the Piegan Blackfeet sun god ceremony at Glacier Park in a sweat lodge rite led by Chief Arrow Head. He received a sacred stone stem and elk-skin war garment and was named Ponukanu Chief Elk. The event followed by a love feast, with Cosgrove noted as a long-time lecturer and former Helena Unitarian pastor.
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Blackfeet
Glacier Park
K. M. Cosgrove
Chicago
Unitarian Church
Helena
Arrow Heal
Arrow Head
Arro Head
Cosgrove
Dr. Cosgrove
Ponukanu
Elk
Unitarian
Caat
America
New Wood's
Loop
East
Great Northern Railway
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Park
Selkirks
British Columbia
North Shore
Elk Park
Basin Creek
Butte
Anaconda
Meaderville
Montana Street
Silver Bow
Orrin Ireland
Neihart
The Famous Giant Springs Through Time at Great Falls
The piece recalls the Giant Springs on the Missouri east bank and how it impressed explorers from Lewis and Clark onward. It traces Indigenous reverence, the rise of Great Falls from a single cabin to a promotional boom, and the early tours, scenery, and gatherings by the spring despite mosquito and snake presence.
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Missouri
Lewis and Clarke
Northwest
Maxmillan
Culbertson
Mitchell
Rockies
Horseshoe Falls
Martin Maginnis
Great Falls
Little Paper
Montana
Maginnis
Coleus
Herbert Chowen
Old Camp of Gen Miles Commemorated in Miles City
Miles City plans a August 1 program marking the fiftieth anniversary of General Nelson A Miles and the Fifth U S Infantry arriving in Eastern Montana. George Miles and surviving Fifth Infantry members will attend and point out cantonment sites. A basket luncheon will follow with Mayor W Y Smith presiding.
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Nelson A. Miles
Montana
Miles City
E. H. Duffrey
Fifth Infantry
Colonel Thompson
George Koo
Historical Society
W. Y. Smith
Pension Plan For City Policemen Proposed
The Falls City council considers an ordinance to retire police officers at 65 after 25 years or on duty related incapacitation with half pay for life. State lawmakers would extend pensions to widows and orphans of officers killed in duty.
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Policeman the Great
Falls City
Missoula City Commission Debates City Attorney Office
One Missoula commissioner seeks abolition of the city attorney office and would hire a lawyer by the day for legal advice. A second commissioner backed a proposal to eliminate the office of city attorney. Neither proposal succeeded.
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Missoula
Bincey
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Jimmy MacDougall
Jimmy
Johnson
Woodville
Johnsons
Pete
New England
Beaverhead
West
M. E. Plassmann
Lewis and
Clarke
Lewis
Broadwater Bay
Black Eagle Falls
Fort Benton
Sun River
Hill
Paris
Grese
Mark
Gen
Miles
Sth Infantry