Rain and Romance in a Tumultuous Bay Area Night
Paula James confronts fame and love as Doc, Stone, and Rosie’s baby-story collide with Rhyne’s jail escape and Juan Diego’s quest. Amid rain and upheaval, Paula supports Rosie, contemplates her career, and faces a tense departure as unfinished business with Stone hints at a future.
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Doc
Charlie
Marie
Paula
Rosie
Stone
Rhyne
Memries
Man Stone
Paula James
Bill
Ziegfeld
Ziggy
Charlie Pflaum
Paula Darling
Juan Diego
Mr. Rhyne
James
Juan Dieo
Pipple
Ron
Doc Ron
Cuyamacas
Padre
Dieguito
Chica
New York
Juan Piede
Pflau
Gracias
Senor Stone
Senor Rhyne
Amigo
Frank Buck
Trousseau
Cherry Cove
Bill Rhyne
Juan
Grand Central Airport
Newark
George
Tragedy Ties Roller Skating Fame to Miles City Rivalry
In Miles City during the 1880s the Smith brothers from Chicago wowed crowds with daring roller skating feats at Perkins Russell’s rink. A Christmas morning shooting ended in Al Smith’s death, Frank Smith’s manslaughter trial, and a jury's not guilty verdict followed. Emma the Blonde died days later, and Frank later left town with his mother for Chicago.
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D. J. O'Malley
N—N Kid
Miles City
al Smith
Frank Smith
United States
Perkins Russell
George Shakespearian
Katie Putnam
Milton
Dollie Nobles
R. G
Bob) Ingersoll
the Infidel
Moses
John McGuire
Butte
Rink
Wilbur F
Col.) Sanders
Thomas H
Tom) Carter
Martin McGinnis
W. A. Clark
E. D. Matts
Rockies
Colonel Sanders
Tom Carter
Montana
Carter
Monane
Sanders
Democratic Rtg
Miles Ee
Ed Goettlich
Dominick White
Goettlich
North Dakota
White
Walker
Russel’s
N. P
Inter Ocere Hotelier
MacQueen
Chicago
Smith Brothers
New York
Russel
Red Light District
Main
Fifth
Louis King
Main Street
Fifth Street
Emma
Bridge and
King
Frank
Evie
Emma Richmond
Smith
Rolfe
Savages Drug Store
Redd
Author uncovers Bozeman's error in tombstone inscription
Claire Sheridan reports that a bronze plaque on Mrs. Blackmore’s tomb at Sunset Hills cemetery in Bozeman incorrectly labeled Mary Blackmore as Lady Mary and wife of a British lord. Investigation shows Mary Blackmore was not titled and her husband not a lord, with no deceit by the family.
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Claire Sheridan
Walter E. Taylor
Sunset Hills
Bozeman
Montana
Marylackmore
William Blackmore
Mary Blackmore
Blackmores
Boxeman
Yellowstone National Park
Bozeman Trail
Europe
Frontier Society of Montana
Helena
Yellowstone Park
Lord
England
Monana
Park
Blackmore
Doane
Lord Blackmore
Sheridan
Wyoming
the Duke
Kit Carson
Lord Blackmore of Bozeman A Real English Guest
English travelers William Blackmore and his wife settled in Bozeman in 1872 linking their name with titles in local papers. They became a frontier sensation, earned a tomb and park landmark in the mountains, and inspired later legends about royalty in the American West.
Forest streams and lakes surveyed in Montana
A survey covering five Montana forests reports 30 967 lake acres and 4 535 miles of streams with an estimated 4 905 000 fish annually. It lists species by forest area and notes collaboration with the state and bureau of fisheries to improve restocking and distribution.
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Uncle Sam
Biological Survey
Montana
Flathead Forest
Lewis and Clark
Helena
Beaverhead
Absaroka
Kaniksu Forest
Idaho
Priest Lake
David Maclay
Forest Service
Wildlife Management
Maclay
Bureau of Fisheries
Bar Association Seeks Citizenship Week Observation
The Montana State Bar Association requests the state supreme court designate the second week in June as Citizenship week. The petition, led by George W. Farr and committee members Arthur F. Lamey Lester Loble Julius J. Wuerthner, asks for a statewide observance supervised by the court and coordinated with 17 judicial districts and bar associations committees.
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The
State Bar Association
State Supreme Court
George W. Farr
Miles City
Bar Association
Lester Loble
Helena
Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
Julius J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Notable Burials Mark Bozeman Cemetery History
In fur hunter opinion the English tongue and wealth grant noble birth to buffalo hunters. Bozeman cemetery also holds graves of pathfinder John M. Bozeman and Henry T P Comstock, names linked to the Comstock lode.
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Rocky Mountains
Mary Blackmore
Bozeman Cemetery
John M. Bozeman
Great Pathfinder
Henry T. P. Comstock
Comstock Lode
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
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Columbia Network
Andrews Sisters
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Charles M. Russell
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