Campbell Takes Leadership In Montana Land Settlement Plan
Louis A. Campbell, long time Hill and Ravalli counties ag agent since 1920, becomes head of the division of labor and publicity for the Montana department of agriculture on August 1. The move aims to implement the state land settlement program developed at the Helena congress, contracting early with settlers to help them establish under favorable conditions. Campbell, a Wisconsin native and University of Minnesota agriculture grad, previously ran a Hill County farm from 1916 to 1920 and led farm accounting schools in early 1923.
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Louis A. Campbell
Hill and Ravalli Counties
Montana Department of Agriculture
Mr. Campbell
Montana Land Settlement Congress
Helena
Davis
Campbell
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota Agricultural College
Hill County
Montana
Montana Department of Agriculure
State College
Ravalli County
Ravalli Livestock Shipping Association
Department of Agriculture
State Land Settlement Board
Land Settlement, Congress
Atkinson
State Agricultural College
Congress
Hamilton
Curry's Narrow Escape From Sitting Bull in Montana Encounter
Pioneer stockman recounts a 1870 overland trek from Fort Buford to Fort Peck and Fort Pouchette. Sitting Bull and Black Moon confronted the party near Milk River with 200 warriors, boasting ownership of the land and trading ties, before the expedition moved on to Peck.
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Montana
W. G. Conrad
Canada
Cascade County
Sitting Bull
Curry
Missouri River
Fort Buford
Missouri
Musselshell River
Pouchette Creek
Montana Territory
Telegraph Creek
Fort Peck
Fort Pouchette
Fort Belknap
Wolf Point
Abel Fairwell
Belknap
W. H. Bilbey
Kelly
Tessas Curry
Milk River
California
Becn
Red River
Powell and I
Black Moon
Old Fort Gilpin
Yellowstone Kelly
Mike Welsh
Joseph Burch
Fort Gilpin
Amelia Poe
Peck
Tobey Riddle Heroine of Modoc War Highlighted
A serialized reminiscence details Tobey Riddle and Frank Riddle as interpreters at the Modoc War trial of Captain Jack and allies. It covers battlefield losses, faction splits, surrender offers, trials at Fort Klamath, and Captain Jack’s courtroom speech criticizing white justice and calling for accountability.
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Tobey Riddle
Modoc
Bogus
Charley
Hooker Jim
Scarfaced Charley
Shacknasty Jim
Fairchild Ranch
General Davis
Captain Jack
Davis
Fort Klamath
Oregon
John Schonchin
Boston
Charley Black Jim
Slolux
General Canby
Rev
Thomas
Frank
Jack
Ben Wright
Yreka
Convicts Monte Cristo Stunt Sparks Gold Mine Hunt
A trio searches the South Fork country near Columbia Falls for a long buried mine after a convict named Barnes allegedly hid a map before dying in a Nevada prison. They found quartz and 50 pounds of ore sent for assay in Spokane, hoping for a promising result.
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Columbia Falls
South Fork
Barnes
Nevada
Portland
Spokane
Last Chance Gulch
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Sunburst Refining Company
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Montana Electric Com
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Montana Electric Company
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E. A. Brininstool
Ike
Ellen
Monte Cristo