Vast Seedling Beds Save Forests in St Regis Valley
The Savanac nursery near Haugen in western Montana, largest national seedling facility, ships 65 million trees for reforestation of 90 000 acres in Montana and northern Idaho. Seeds from Bitter mountains and Kaniska crest supply white pine yellow pine and spruce. Seedlings wait 2–4 years before field planting to restore burned slopes.
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United
Sta
Haugen
St. Regis Valley
Montana
Idaho
Savanac
United States Forest Service
Washington
St. Regis River
Yellowstone Trail
Frank Haun
Monana
United States
Savanac Nursery
Roosevelt
Bitter Mountains
Kaniska Crest
How Towns of Montana Were Named Absarokee The Crow Tongue
A survey of Montana town names detailing origins and honorees. It lists Absarokee meaning crow in Crow language, Accola named after Louis Accola of 1887, Agawam from Massachusetts, Alberton for Albert J. Earling, and many more linked to settlers, Indigenous terms, and notable figures.
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Dewey
Dillon
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific
Drummond
Ekalaka
David Harrison Russell
Russell
Ikalaka
Fort Benton
Thomas H. Benton
American Fur Co
Fort Fitzlie
Joseph
Nez Perce
Forsyth
James W. Forsyth
Gardiner
Johnson Gardiner
Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Little Big Horn
Glasgow
Northern Pacific
Scotland
Glendive
George Gore
Ireand
Great Falls
Missouri
Hamilton
J. W. Hamilton
Hardin
Samuel Hardin
Harlowton
Harlow
Helena
Merno
Harrison
Henry C. Harrison
Havre
le Havre
John Somerville
Last Chance Gulch
Minn
Hysham
Charles Hysham
Judith Gap
Lewis
Clark
Judith Hancock
Faircastle
Kalispell
Lewistown
David Hilger
State Historical Library
Camp Lewis
Meriwether Lewis
Libby
George Davis
Livingston
Charles Livingston
New York
Pacfic
Lewark
Broadwater
Malta
Martinsdale
Martin Maginnis
Congress
Miles City
Nelson A. Miles
Missoula
Outlook
Piniele
Recorder
North Star
Polson
David Polson
Mission Valley
Pony—Smith
Pony” McCumpsey
Pony’s Gulch
Ravalli
Anthony Ravalli
Absarokee
Accola
Gallatin County
Louis Accola
Agawam
Teton County
Mass
Alberton
Mineral
Albert J. Earling
Milwaukee Railroad
Alde
Aldridge
Adids
Montana Coke and Coal
Allard
Powder River
Allendale
W. A. Allen
Alzada
Alzada Sheldon
Amsterdam
Gallatin
Michael Hickey
Horace Greely
McClellan
Polaris
Andersonville
Georgetown
George Washington
Skookum Joe” Anderson
Deer Lodge
Bannack
Augusta
D. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. D. Swan
U. S. Forest Service
Apphire
Manne
Frank Rugeman
Manhattan
Anaconda
Montana State Experiment Station
Belknap
Robert L. Belknap
Couvay
Billings
Frederick Billings
Parmley Billings
Birney
Joe Brown
Brisbin
Park County
James S. Brisbin
Grasshopper
Jim
Bonner
E. L. Bonner
Boulder
Bozeman
John M. Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Bridger
Jim Bridger
Broadus
Broaddus
Washington, D. C
Utte
Cardwell
Edward Cardwell
Chateau
Pierre Chouteau
S. Hinook
Circle
Clyde Park
Cooke City
Jay Cooke Jr
Corvallis
Ore
de Smet
Father de Smet
Bitter Root
Beaverhead County
Admiral Dewey
General Electric Supply Corp
Istributors
Butte, MO
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