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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1933

Page

7

A. H. Wilkins recalls bold life on Montana frontier

Livingston resident A H Wilkins recounts boyhood in Minnesota during Civil War era and early Montana days among various tribes. He recalls Santee Sioux raids, frontier fights, a Wood Lake massacre, and life with Crees Assiniboines and Rocky Boy Sioux. He praises pioneer grit and recalls local figures Bob Vaughn Bob Ford Pat Tucker.

A. H. Wilkins Montana Frontier Elno Bern Livingston Montana Mr. Wilkins Minnesota South Sibley Gome Woodlake Chippewa River Ggibley Wood Lake Gros Ventres Park County River Press Fort Benton Bob Vaughn Bob Ford Pat Tucker West Pat Tucker States

Pioneers Came to Montana in 1877 in a Wagon Train

The article profiles W. J. Whitmore a Montana pioneer who came in 1877 with a wagon train from Manhattan Kansas. It traces his travels from Ruby valley to Virginia City and the Bitterroot, his work on freighting railroads, and his later life in California. It recalls Nez Perce conflicts, the Cooper and Barker tragedy, and the evolution of transport from covered wagons to rail, autos, and airplanes.

Montana W. J. Whitmore California Whitmore Upper Bun River Fort Benton Sun River Whitmores Oregon Soda Springs Virginia City Ruby Valley Joseph Nez Perces Momtana L. L. Callaway Laurin Bitter Root Big Hole the Big Hole Gibbon Yellowstone Park Country Bear’s Paw Mountains Nelson A. Miles Utah Northern Butte Corinne Utah Union Pacific Divide Creek Pacific Northern Pacific General Grant Henry Villard Gold Creek Whitemore Stevensville South America Metcalf Metcalf- Hunter Goetachius Kansas Alder Great Falls Old Home Farm Augusta Sam River Los Angeles Cow Creek Cow Island Barker Cooper Iron Horse Missouri River Concord America Great West

Ancient Scottish lakes yielded rare Devonian fossils

Six specimens from Orcadie and Caledonia lakes in northern Scotland arrive at Montana School of Mines. Paleontologist Andrew Corry notes the fossils reveal early backboned life, an armour plated form called Petrichthys, and a lung fish Dipterus valencienmesi. The six inch specimens, well preserved in anoxic sediments, will bolster exhibition material.

Montana Scotland Montana School of Mines Murray Threipland Montana College Andrew Corry Murray-Threipland University of Pennsylvania-British Museum Chaldees Babylon Corry Orcadie Caledonia Lakes Gunni Hugh Miller Africa South America Australia School of Mines School of Mimes

Moore Town decides not to hold April election

Fergus County Clerk Edward Dennett received a letter from Moore Mayor T E Rice stating no municipal election will be held in April since only aldermen would be elected and they can appoint anyone to the post to save expenses.

Moore Fergus County Edward Dennett T. E. Rice

Last of the Bull Teams Picture Found in Big Timber

John B. Ritch sought a Red River cart or bull team image from David Hilger the state historic librarian. Former Senator W. J. Hannah of Big Timber reports a July 1892 photo titled The Last of the Bull Teams taken in front of a Big Timber warehouse. An enlarged copy 18 by 48 inches shows 16 wagons with 96 000 pounds of wool and 36 yokes of oxen, with about 80 men nearby, some still living in Big Timber.

John B. Ritch Lewistown David Hilger Red River Helena W. J. Hannah Big Timber Mr. Hilger

No Fees Allowed for Sheriff Policing Dances

The attorney general says no statute allows a county sheriff to claim fees for policing a dance. The Mineral County attorney says county commissioners may refuse to pay such expense claims. In Valley County, the attorney general notes the county surveyor is a constitutional office not subject to layoff, and is paid per diem for work ordered by the commissioners.

Walter T. Murphy Mineral Thomas Digman Valley County Board of County Commissioners Commissioners

Trinidad Raises Tariffs After Ottawa Empire Conference

Following the Empire conference in Ottawa, Trinidad announces tariff increases as part of its policy adjustments. This move affects trade relations and may impact import costs for various goods.

Ottawa Trinidad

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