The Cove of Wolves in the Wolverine Trail
A frontier drama follows Marthy and Jase as they pioneer a four-man wagon train across the Wolverine, discovering a hidden Eden in the Cove. Billy Louise returns amid whispers of cattle theft, confronts Marthy and Charlie, and seeks truth about a corralling plot while Ward Warren’s shadow looms over Mill Creek.
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Marthy
Jase
Wolverine Stream
Eden
Billy Louise
Blue
Ward Warren
Mill Creek
Billy Louise Faces Ward in Cabin Clash
Billy Louise, worried and brave, finds Ward in the cabin with a loaded pistol. She confronts him as he accuses her of scheming, while she battles fear and the truth of his condition and guilt. The scene hints at mounting tension and a confrontation over recent alleged crimes.
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Billy Loulse
Valk Rine Canyon
Ward
Billy Louise
Tard
Buck Olney Avill
Buck Clay
Rock
Rattler
Mommie
Blue
the Wolverine
Jills Louise
Buck Olney
Foxy
Halfbreed
Shaving Bills With Razor Blade Window Trick
A shopkeeper struggles with pasting bills on windows for bargain sales. To solve the wetting issue a merchant attaches a waterless razor blade to a wooden handle and shaves the bills off the paper, avoiding moisture.
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Evers
Sean
Notice for publication of homestead proof required
Department of the Interior lands office at Great Falls Montana issues notice that Harry H Coleman of Chateau Montana, holder of homestead entry 040254 for the NEY and other fractional sections in township 24 N range 6 W, will file proof to establish claim on September 8 1919 before A C Warner US Commissioner at Choteau Montana. Witnesses: Lars L Bjordal Manford B Hughes Louis Owens George Sabo Jr all of Choteau. First pub August 7 last September 4.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Les
A. C. Warner
Chivean
Montana
Lars L. Bjordal
Manford B. Hughes
Louis Owens
George Sabo, Jr
Choteau
J. A. Barker
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Stephen W. Snyder
Chateau
Township
Meridian
John F. Dusak
Earl Yeager
George M. Tuel
Register
Johan Helmer Ristrom
Hilmer Johnson
John Johnson
Joseph Knudtzon
Harry S. Knudtzon
Land Office notices and a special election proclamation
Land Office notices record Stephen W. Snyder and Johan Helmer Ristrom filing three year proofs on Montana homesteads at Chateau and Choteau with dates in 1919. An August 1919 proclamation by the Teton County Board announces a September 2 special election to authorize a $75,000 seed grain fund, listing 21 polling places and a $100 reward for violations.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
County of
Teton
State of Montana
A. J. Flynn
R. D. Anderson
C. P. Jane
Eres
Choteau
Court House
Richard
Cowsill
Bole
Sloan
Rogers-Templeton
Power
Fairfield
Lowry
Spring Valley
Belleview
Strabane
Peebles
Raymond
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Bellerud
T. L. Gap
T. L
White
Dutton
Collins
Dry Forks
Porter
Pendrey
State of
A Traveling Man’s Experience With Cholera Morbus
W. H. Treland, a traveling salesman from Louisville, recalls a severe 1888 cholera morbus attack. He paid a hotel porter 50 cents to buy Chamberlain’s Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy, took a double dose per directions, slept, and awoke well enough to catch a train at five the next morning.
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W. H. Treland
Louisville
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Buy a bottle now to be prepared for summer colic or diarrhoea. The remedy costs little and is worth more than its price when needed.
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Chamberlain
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Samuel
Bard
Olney
Louise
Greenhorn
Peter
Charlie
Murthy
Maurthy
Biy Louise
Miss Louise
Seabeck
Charles Tanner
Jones Canyon
BiNg Louise
Red
Bully Louise
Dog
Wolverine
B. M. Bower
Little, Brown and Company
Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
ARTA
Charles P. Crane
M. A. O’neil
Cate
Flatirons
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co