Radersburg Pioneer Story Marks Charity Jane Dillon Site
The Hogan Raderburg Road cross marks the resting place of Charity Jane Dillon, a woman of sterling character. Early-day pioneer Albert Ward, who later prospered in Helena County, is noted. Tom Moore is recorded as the first child in the mining town, with his father a young officer killed at Fort Douglas.
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Hogan-Radersburg
Jane Dillon
Albert Ward
Helena
Tom Moore
Fort Douglas
Grace Stone
Charity Jane Dillon
Hilger
Flo Holling
Roy Kingsley
Jesse Knight
Vermont Marble Works
Radersburg
Dillon
Finn
Crow Creek Crossing
Ward
Canada
Oliver Cary
Shelby County
Montana
Omaha
Landreth
Virginia City
Walla Walla
Portland
Gallatin Valley
Pennel Brothers
Alderguich
Canada Ranch
Prickly Pear Valley
Old Missouri
George Warner
Alaska
Humboldt Wells, Ney
Lewis and Clark County
Theeaas Moore
Baders
Beth (Pinney) Moore
Salt Lake City
Tom
Fannie Pinney
London
Cache Valley
Utah
Fannie
Plains
Church of England
Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Mother Young
John Watters
Veqpetce
Montana Post
Crow Creek
Thomas R. Moore
Andrew Moore
Johnson
Young Moore
Miles
Boulder
McAndrews
Mayor
Pioneer City
Sioux Indian Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Nine-Year Sentence
George Fast Horse a 36 year old Sioux from Fort Peck pleaded guilty in federal court before Judge Charles N. Pray in Great Falls to manslaughter and received a nine year federal prison term, one year less than the maximum. The case involves the killing of Charles Shields on June 27 on the Fort Peck reservation and ties to a spree with the tribal medicine man.
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George Fast Horse
Fort Peck
Charles N. Pray
Great Falls
McNeill Island
John L. Slattery
Fast Horse
Helena
Charles Shields
Slattery
John. L. Slattery
Slattery & Tighe
Missouri
Missouri River
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Riverside
Roosevelt County
Deepest Wild Cat Oil Well In The World Is Found
Julius Peters and the Resolute Oil company announce the deepest wildcat bore in petroleum history at 8,250 feet in Badger Basin near the Montana Wyoming line. The venture controls about 20,000 acres and draws investments from Frank Book of Detroit and New York financiers.
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Julius Peters
Great Falls
Resolute Oil Company
Badger Basin
Montana Line
Resolute Company
Frank Book
Detroit
New York
Salt Creek
Montana
Wyoming Line
Red Lodge
Dry Creek
Ohio Oil Company
Discovery
Yellowstone National Park
Cat Creek
Frontier
Oil Company
Belfry
Mont
Big Lake
Texas
Long Beach
California
Monntana
Rockies
Turner Valley
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Badersburg
Lewistown
Society of Moneae Ee Ne Et See
Aodersburg
Reon
Fannie Elisa
Terprise
E. M. Larson
W. R. Strain
A. W. Strain
J. H. Sherwood
E. M. Porter
J. E. O’connell
Colorado
Peters
Badger Bar
Keating, Blacker
Oldman
Payton & Company
Faith
Hope
Charity
Three Forks
Springville
G. T
Hfe
H. C. Powers
The
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United States
Carson
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