Three Hunters Tale of Woody and Sioux on Yellowstone Quest
The narrative recounts Woody and two trappers Hubble and Cocke sharing perilous clashes with Sioux and Crow while trapping along the Crow country and Yellowstone region in the early 1870s. Roosevelt's hunting era setting frames their frontier encounter and perilous flight from an Indian attack near Beauvais Creek and Pryor Creek.
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W. H. Banfill
Theodore Roosevelt
Yellowstone
Jack
Woody
Roosevelt
Rire
Hubble
Charley Cocke
Cox
Crow Country
Bozeman
Cocke
Cooke Cit
Mount Moody
Yellowstone Park
Pye
Clark’s Fork
Or Creek
Beauvois Creek
Gocke
Wey
Cockes Ag
Crow Agency
Fort Ellis
Clarks i Mark
Lvac
Sage
Dannel
Big Horn
Wresel
Hubbell
Beauvais Creek
Topping
Er't 'S
Billings
Pryor Creek
Beauvois
Coulee
Isla
Indian Chief Portrait Hidden Value Found in Miles City Painting
The Russell painting, an early 1900s Indian scene by C. M. Russell, was brought to L. A. Huffman in Miles City for framing. Huffman estimates the work is worth several thousand dollars and plans to hang it again at the Albright ranch home.
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L. A
Edward L. Albright
William Albright
Great Falls
Cartersville
Huffman
Albright
Ruebottom
C. M. Russell
Russell
Todian
Rust
Albrights
California Fig Syrup Promoted for Child Health
An advertisement touts California Pig Syrup as a pure vegetable tonic and laxative endorsed by physicians for over 50 years. It claims to restore health and strength to children, improve appetite and digestion, and presents a testimonial from Topeka mother Mrs. Dana Aligire praising its benefits for her daughter Bonnie. It urges readers to ask druggists for California Pig Syrup and to look for the word California on the carton.
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Mililiana
West
California
Kansas
Dana Aligire
Monroe St
Topeka
Bonnie
Avery Heathen
Ashe
Pioneer Montana Editor Tells of Upriver Voyage on Yellowstone River
The narrator recalls moving to Alexandria after grasshopper years of scarcity. A new publisher hires him at seven dollars weekly, with duties on a Washington hand press. He details colleagues, early failures, and a desire to join the Miles City Journal, seeking frontier life amid Yellowstone country promise and abundant game.
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Alexandria
Montana
Glyndon
Fargo
Bismarck
Missouri
Yellowstone
Bachelor
Grant Marsh
Cantair
Yellowstone River
States
Epes
Proprier
St. Paul
Canada
Paul Gathe
Washington Hand
Edwards
Occasen
Garson
Seattle
Philippines
Maj. T. P. MacElrath
Yellowstone Valley
Miles City
Miles City Journal
W. D. Knight
Douglas County
University of Minnesota
Butte Approves Snow Removal Plan With Plow Upgrade
The city council appropriated three thousand dollars to pay for snow removal in the business district this winter. Previously work came from the street and alley fund. A new huge snowplow will clear streets, capable of filling 100 one ton trucks in an eight hour shift.
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Butte
Passengers Endure Delayed Voyage For Wood Fuel
The text describes passengers on a delayed voyage swearing at the delay while engines burn large amounts of wood. The captain ties up near timber at night and forces roustabouts to cut and haul fuel, with workers murmuring but lacking transportation. Passengers sometimes join in to break monotony.
Retiring Shelby Mayor Jim Johnson Served 16 Years
James A. Johnson known as Jim Johnson, Shelby’s longtime mayor, has served eight consecutive terms since 1913 and began his municipal career in 1910. He arrived in the area in 1884, worked during hard winters at Fort Conrad, helped fund early boxing event plans, and contributed to initial fight financing before stepping back from city politics.
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James A. Johnson
Ae Shelby
Jim
Jim McDevitt
Fort Conrad
Naismith
Marias River
Johnson
Shelby
James Johnson
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Jack Woody
Frubbie
Ain
Pryor
Jack Weedy
Falls
Allgire
A. K. Yerkes
Jim” Johnson
Lo Molumby
Chicago
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Jin Jeee
James A. Jo m
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