James J Hill and the rise and fall of Pacific trade
Dward N Hurley of the United States Shipping Board suggests turning merchant ships to railroads after government failure to build a strong U S fleet. The piece chronicles James J Hill the Empire Builder who created the Great Northern and a Pacific steamship venture seeking Orient trade but was forced to abandon the trans Pacific project by Interstate Commerce Commission restrictions and regulatory hurdles.
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le Corr
Weather of 1880 81 remembered in Fort Benton tale
City Treasurer W. P. Wren recalls the brutal 1880 81 winter in Fort Benton with record lows of 65 below and 42 below, a chinook thaw that swung 72 degrees in four hours, river gorges flooded businesses and mail, and a life saved tale of Tom Casey who survived and later moved to Canada.
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Shonkin
Missouri River
Buford
Bismarck
Benton
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Castner
Belt
Murphy, Niel & Company
Sun River
Herbert Nathan
Ed Reinicke
Great Falls
Shaw
Overland Hotel
Tom Casey
William J. Casey
Casey
Portage
Port Benton
Canada
Lone Cabin Death of Bozeman Sheepherder Larry Noonan
Larry Noonan a 70 year old shear herder was found dead in his Bozeman cabin after arriving about a month ago. Officials list heart attack as the cause of death and early reports indicate no foul play.
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Noonan
Train Rider Receives Aid After Freezing Feet Incident
A wandering youth riding trains froze both feet near Melrose after a stop at a pool hall. Onlookers pooled funds to send him to Roundup for care and recovery.
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Iad
Hunter Severs Artery at Camp, E. C. Luccock Recovering
E. C. Luccock of Bozeman is reported to be recovering at a hospital after suffering a severed artery during preparation for a game at a Wes camp. Hospital attendants provide the latest update on his condition.
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E. C. Luccock
Bozeman
Local Woman Overcome by Gas in Power Washer Incident
Mrs. T. A. Brown of Sumatra was overcome by engine gas used to run a power washing machine. A neighbor was summoned by one of Brown's children after they found her unconscious.
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Pacific Northwest
T. A. Brown
Sumatra
Brown
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