Montana Had Two George Ives in Early Days
Two Montana figures from pioneer times share a name and different fates. One, a vigilante ally of the Plummer group, was hanged after a 1863 Nevada Aldergulch trial. The other, a Civil War veteran who wandered the West, rests in a G A R plot in Livingston with a military headstone.
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Montana
George Ives
Or. Ives
Nevada
Aldergulch
Ives
Rocky Mouths
Yellowstone River
Old Benson’s Landing
Livingston
Farragut Post No. 7
Grand Army of the Republic
Mountain View
Bozeman Hill
Benson’s Landing
Crow Indian Reservation
Uncle Sam
Benson
Sol Shrake
Shrake
Crow Land
Frank Sharp
As Clark
Sharp
Kuykendall
Henry Billman
S. Billman
Gallatin County
Yellowstone
A. H. Wilkins
Mary Billman
Jim Ennis
Northern Pacific
California
Wilkins
Museum displays and pioneer artifacts in Billings collection
The Billings museum showcases Indian relics and war whistles, Crow and buffalo hunting scenes, and a Yellowstone valley pioneer biography project by Mr. O Donnell. The display includes World War II items, early firearms, insect cases, fossils, and a 1938 average automobile value listing.
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Charles Newman
C. H. Newman
Yellowstone River
Ohio
Iowa
Montana
Oregon
Colt
National Youth Administration
Custer
Mr. O'Donnell
Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
O'Donnell
Yellowstone Valley
Christmas Tree Movement From Montana In North Western Timber Region
A forest service survey reports about 1.3 million Douglas fir trees from northwestern Montana are shipped for Christmas use. About 300 workers gain two months of seasonal work cutting and loading trees destined for the upper Mississippi valley and beyond. Rail transport profits the system 400 to 500 dollars per carload while owners and agencies take small per-tree fees.
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Montana
Forest Service
State and Forest Service
Parmly Billings Library Hosts Large Montana Museum
The Parmly Billings Memorial Library museum, second only to Helena's state museum, houses a vast collection started after 1900 and expanded by I. D. O'Donnell. It features native and migratory Montana birds, including eagles and owls, plus mammals from voles to bears and a Philippine collection with coral brain, Indian relics, and Crow and Blackfeet artifacts.
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Parmly
Montana
Ralph Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
Lusitania
Hubbard
Crawford Brothers
Musselshell
George Noyes
Billings
Iligan Bay
Camp Overton
Mindanao
Mr. O'Donnell
Philippines
O’donnell
O'Donnell
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Stanley Shaw
Missoula
Traditions Board
John Hanrahan
Miles City
Paul Chumrau
Anaconda
Robert Pantzer of
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H. L. Brown & Son
Fulton Market
Chicago
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Parmly Billings
Philippine
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