Maverick Hose Company and Billings Fire Heritage
The Maverick Hose Co formed January 14 1889 from the Yellowstone Hook and Ladder Co to preserve volunteer firefighting in Billings Montana. It bought horses, added equipment, held annual banquets before elections, and enforced strict initiation tests with wet and dry trials. After prohibition and fire department upgrade, the Mavericks eventually disbanded with funds donated to Red Cross and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Hose Co
Yellowstone Hook & Ladder Co
Billings
Mavericks
Billings Fire Brigade
Yellowstone Hook and Ladder Co
Fred H. Foster
George M. Hays
W. H. van Sinden
H. H. Mund
S. S. Smith
J. C. Bond
G. A. Griggs
City
E. B. Camp
Pegular Volunteer Department
Montana
Harry Beal
Charles Sawyer
Robert Matheson
Jack Bond
C. C. Brown
W. B. Ten Eyck
G. A
Maverick Company
Northern Pacific
Broadway
Northern Pacific Field Engineering
Union
Disan
John Hostler
Butte
Jack Flannery
Helena
Holter
Company of Good Fellows
Police
First Fire Company
The
Maverick
Water Department
Red Cross
Billings Polytechnic Institute
W. M. Johnston
Yellowstone County
Lesser Known Montana Minerals Spur New Wealth
Montana's diverse minerals including manganese iron vermiculite graphite phosphate rock gypsum and arsenic offer substantial wealth. The state’s manganese supplies aided wartime needs and Philipsburg leads in chemical battery ore while chromite iron tungsten vanadium and molybdenum occur in several counties.
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Montana Long
Montana
F. C. Gilbert
Montana Mining Association
Montanans, Inc
Treasure State
United States
Bulletin
Butte
Philipsburg
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Jardine
Beaverhead
Northwest Improvement Co
Gardiner
Libby
Lincoln County
Hill
Granite County
Beaverhead County
Garrison
Jefferson
Meagher
Cascade
Fergus
Hanover
Reduction
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Maverick Hose Company
Americus
Ats
Rome
Billings Fire Department
Cnweeet
Cross
General Foods
Ff. Corp
Battle Creek
Mich
F. Led. Cobourg
Ont
John
Aline
Postum
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