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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

7

Late Colonel James T. Stanford Remembered in Montana History

The career of Colonel James T. Stanford of Great Falls is recounted as a pioneer builder in Northern Montana. A former Royal Northwest Mounted Police clerk and later banker and guard leader, Stanford witnessed Cypress Hills affairs and Fort Benton era actions, and his reminiscences illuminate frontier justice and race tensions of the 1870s.

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Miner to High Commissioner Sir Joseph Cook’s Rise

A brief note recalls Sir Joseph Cook who began life as a miner before becoming Australia’s high commissioner in London, highlighting his ascent from a miner to a prominent diplomat.

Sir Joseph Cook Australia London

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