Dudes Ranches Grow Into Big Montana Wyoming Industry
The article details a surge in the dude ranch business across Montana and Wyoming with 75 proprietors at a Billings convention. It notes over 13,000 guests last season spending more than a million dollars, and highlights key figures, origins, and locations from Sheridan to Yellowstone as the industry evolves from pioneer guides to established resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banfill
Montana
Wyoming
Dade Ranchers’ Association
Billings
T. Joe Cahill
Wyoming Department of Commerce and Industry
Frank Emerson
Northern Pacific
Burlington Railway
Big Horn
Sheridan
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Yellowstone
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Park
Beartooth
Absaroka
Gallatin National Forests
Flathead
Mission Range
Range
Bozemen
Plains
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Howard Eaton
Eaton Brothers
Wolf
Wyo
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Marquis de Mores
Park
Eatons
Big Horn Country
Eaton Ranch
Dude Ranchers’ Association
Plains Country
Stone Park
Charles
Ed Newman
Joe Cochran
Danfords
Reardons
Skookum
Joe Anderson
Bam Elwell
John D. Losekamp
Livingston
Rockefellers
Randall Ranch
Col
Tom Cooper
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Winthrops
Boston
Charles Cairn
S. M. Leek
F. Banderant
Mr. Simpson
Chilcot Bill
Murder of Captain Fielding on Sully Expedition in 1864
The Montana Post recounts Captain Fielding of the 2nd U.S. Cavalry slain by Yanktonaise Sioux near the Shayenne river during Sully's 1864 expedition. Soldiers killed the attackers after a pursuit, beheading the three and placing their heads on poles. The piece contrasts brutal frontier acts with later religious building news in Virginia City.
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Captain Fielding
Sully
Montana
M. E. Plassmann
Phe Sully
Fielding
Smithsonian Institution
Shayenne
Red River
Fargo
N. D
Dakotas
South Dakota
Missouri
Montana Historical Society
Little
Post
Judge Hilger
Virginia City
Montana Territory
Montana Terriory
Ravalli
St. Mary's
Stevensville
Bitter
Six hatcheries to remain open this winter in Montana
State Game Warden Robert H. Hill says Emigrant Missoula Hamilton Somers Anaconda and Big Timber hatcheries will operate through winter as Loch Leven and Eastern brook trout and salmon spawn in fall. Eggs from state spawning ponds are incubated artificially and hatched in controlled water temperatures before stocking streams at 1.5 to 3 inches.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Somers
Anaconda
Warden Hill
Loch Leven
Eestern
Montana
Robert H. Hill
Emigrant
Big Timber
Georgetown Lake
Hill
Hunter Finds Old Lost Mine and Hidden Riches
Otto Engel, hunting deer near Deer Lodge, claims to have found the Lost mine of the Emory district. He uncovered an old trapdoor and abandoned workings with samples said to be extremely rich, reviving hopes for a new mining era east of Deer Lodge after decades of searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Engel
Emory
Deer Lodge
Ceremonial Tepee Revered by Cheyenne Indians
A large cottonwood tepee frame with calico cloth stands near Lame Deer above the Indian fairgrounds. It supported the willow dance performed for visiting whites and tribal youth, a rite deemed harder than the sun dance, with cloth sacrifices still in place and logs to be left undisturbed.
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Lame Deer
Medicine Lodge
Sundance
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State Nursery & Seed Co
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