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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

6

Woman Mail Carrier Joins War-Era Service to Anaconda

Eight carriers including Miss Anna McDonald serve Anaconda routes year round. They average 11 miles daily, handle 92 pounds of mail per day, and maintain a first class office status after boosting annual business past $40,000 in 1922.

United States Anaconda Peter van Winke James Murphy Richard Heaney Ed Stokan John Gardiner Earl Sullivan Pat Monahan Anna McDonald Miss McDonald Force Daniels

Early Day Stage Driver Fights to Collect Fares in 1880

John Kelsey of Butte recalls rough frontier travel and pay disputes as a Montana stage driver in 1880. He recounts fights with passengers, a duel, and a courtroom clash with actor Charles Adams over fares. He details early western life, Mormon background, and lessons learned from brutal, lawless days.

Towa John Kelsey Butte United States Charles Kelsey Main Range Rockies Utah Kelsey Eli B. Kelsey Mormon Church Brigham Young Kirtland Ohio Brigham Salt Lake Colony Man Mission Order Godby Godby-ites Little John Montana Young John Red Rock John Charles Adams Adam Dick Poole Adams Sheridan Virginia City Bozeman Fiat Von Bov Nassengers Thomason Rafferty Helena Deer Lodge Thompson Flaherty Deer

Montana caves rival Kentucky in Pryor mountain

In the Pryor mountains near Billings Montana, four known caves on limestone reefs along Crooked creek and Sage creek feature ice filled chambers. The largest cave is a window sized opening leading to a 66 foot diameter chamber with ice covered floors and stalactites. Air currents suggest multiple underground passages and potential further caverns.

Pryor Mountain Billings Crooked’ Creek Floyd Collins Kentucky Big Horn Crooked Creek Sage Creek Mr. Ferguson Collins Cave City Pryors

Montana Best Land Bet Claims Rich Agricultural Prospects

C J Frazee of Reed Point returns from southern Idaho claiming Montana offers greater agricultural potential and lower land costs. He notes Idaho’s dam project and reclamation but says Montana’s crop value often pays land costs in a single year, and he plans to stay in Stillwater County.

C. J. Frazee Reed Point Idaho Montana Treasure South Middle West Frazee American Falls Stillwater County

Highwood forest plans roads camps after predator eradication

Stacey Eckert reports predators in the Highwoods nearly eradicated with no cattle or sheep losses this year. New water grade road projects and five bridges improve access for summer visitors. Public camp grounds will open on Highwood creek forks with pits springs and fire pits planned.

Highwood Mountains Twin Bridges Hill Stephenson Highwood Creek Forest Service Chateau County Highwood Canyon Eckert South Fork

Women Share Praise for Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

Seattle reader Mrs. B. A. Rymus credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with strengthening nerves and body during pregnancy. She urged prospective mothers to start using the remedy and seek free advice or a 10 cent trial package from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.

Seattle Wash Dr. Pierce Dr. Fierce B. A. Rymus 23Rd Ave South Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo N. Y

Janitor Chooses Work Over Inheritance in Montana Case

Jacob A. Peters, a Daniels County court house janitor in Scobey, declines a $4,000 inheritance, preferring to keep working for his family. His brother William Peters recently died in St. Joseph, Missouri. Peters would receive $4,000 as part of the estate, with an equal share in the remainder after debts and costs are paid.

Kelsey Utah Hiram Smith Joseph Smith Saeger Hiram Missouri Joseph Jacob A. Peters Daniels County Court House Scobey Peters William Peters St. Joseph Jacob

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