Swordbearer and the Crow War Scare in 1887 Yellowstone
Swordbearer led a Crow faction in 1887 near Billings amid riots and raids against whites. Army action, arrests, and a two hour skirmish culminated in Swordbearer’s death at the Little Horn ford, ending the immediate threat and restoring cautious peace.
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Swordbearer
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Yellowstone Valley
Billings
Fort Custer
Calvary
Terry
Custer County
Williamson
Fort Kenough
Cheyenne
Fort McKinney
Fort Mead
Gen. Ruger
Simon Snyder
le Roy
Billy’ Hamilton
Johnson
Hersey
Billings Gazette
Gazette
James Campbell
Deaf Bull
Crazy Head
Pretty Engle
Missoula
Lodge Grass
Plenty
Plentycoops
Reno Creek
Little Horn River
Black Hawk
Plan to Reopen Eureka Factory After Sale
Larch Products plant at Eureka, used to extract mucic acid from tamarack logs, was sold at receiver’s sale to Farm Mortgage corporation of Billings for 24500 dollars. New owners plan to reopen soon, expand, and possibly build a larger pulp mill near Brooks Scanlon with better rail access.
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Helena
Eureka
Farm Mortgage Corporation of
Billings
Larch Products Company
G. C. Myers
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Brooks Scanlon Lumber Company
Bynum Irrigation District
Teton County
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