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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

7

Boothill Cemetery Reveals Violent Death Toll of Early Billings

A Billings burial ground, Boothill Cemetery, holds mainly men who died violent deaths reflecting the era’s rough mix of firearms and liquor. Records show the site’s grim purpose and the perilous lives surrounding this frontier community.

Billings

Boothill Cemetery Of Coulson Billings Frontier Times

The Coulson Boothill cemetery hosts tales from 1879 to 1882 of frontier violence. Burials include Nez Perce victims Clint Dill Milton Summers and frontier figures Muggins Taylor Dutch Charley and Judge Edward Fawkes. Accidents, fights, and a notable gun incident involving Alderson and Currier shaped its legend. The site was later preserved by I. D. O'Donnell and deeded to Billings.

W. H. Banfilly Coulson Billings Little Knoll Boothill Cemetery Montana Coulson Cemetery Cemetery Hill Yellowstone Musselshell Clint Dill Milton Summers Thomas McGirl Hoskins & McGirl Old Huntley Dave Currier John Alderson James D. Russell George A. MacArthur Russell MacArthur Miles City Jeremiah Cokely Patrick Dwyer Dwyer Cokely Hugh Smith Smith Boothill Thomas Christie Billy Medum Express McAdow’s Clarence Toplift Huntley Bluff Boothil Louisa Carter Bismarck Alderson Currier I. D. O'Donnell Billings Land and Improvement Ditch Company City of

Mayors Meet to Talk Laws on Zoning and Improvements

A Montana summit of mayors and city attorneys in Helena chaired by Great Falls Mayor K B Mitchell endorsed a revolving fund for special improvement bonds and urged state action on zoning, contracting for public works, and auto driver licensing. The group pressed for annual tax collections and broader city control over improvements and delinquent liens, naming a five member committee to draft measures for the upcoming legislature.

Montana Helena W. T. Pigott H. B. Mitchell Great Falls Justin M. Smith Bozeman Jack Briscoe Lewistown T. N. Marlowe Missoula M. J. Lamb Billings John W. Pryor Livingston L. E. Rushton Baker Justin F. N. Smith Ney H. Homer Nullinger Gennery HB. A . Vad A. Mendenhall Boseman John W. Hall Miles City

Montana national bison range a thriving Flathead venture

The Montana national bison range in lower Flathead Valley grows from 40 to about 450 buffalo along with 100 deer 100 mountain sheep and 200 elk on 18500 acres. The range aids other wildlife and ducks and geese, with culling since 1924 to control overpopulation.

Cora E. van Deusen Montana National Flathead Valley Montana National Bison Range Percy Jones Middleboro Maas American Express Express Frank H. Rose Mr. Jones Italy Zoological Gardens Rome Bronx Zoo New York City Bison Range Custer Missoula National Government Montana

Farmers Short Course Arrangements Set for Winifred

Planned February 22-23 at Winifred covers speakers from Bozeman extension service and other experts. Attendees include local farmers and interested residents, with sessions on farming practices and crop improvements.

Winifred Bozeman Extension Service

World's Largest Locomotive For Northern Pacific Line

The Northern Pacific prepares the world’s largest locomotive for freight service between Glendive and Mandan Montana. Weighing one million pounds and costing 150 000 to 175 000 dollars it delivers 6000 horsepower. It pulls up to 4000 tons on grades and uses 20 tons of coal and 14 400 gallons of water per hour.

Glendive Mandan Montana Northern Pacific Railway American Locomotive Company Northern Pacific Wear

Monumental Rock Marks Jim Bridger's Western Trail

A 100-ton ledge near South Baxter basin bears an inscription reading J. H. Bridger 1828 carved by Jim Bridger, whose life as trapper scout and guide shaped western migration. The piece notes Bridger’s burial in Washington Cemetery Kansas City and his enduring legend as a frontier figure and pioneer of the Great Plains and Westward expansion.

Jim Bridger Western Plains Marty W. Lighte Clifford S. Wilson Albert T. Woods Tower Petroleum Company Wyoming Tower Petroleum Baxter Basin Great East Wall J. H. Bridger Wind River Mountains General Dodge Bridger General Ashley la Dore Canyon Rock Springs Green River Missouri River Westport Kansas City Old Plainsman Union Pacific Rocky Mountains Washington Cemetery Judge Thomas

Montana Authors Honored for Frontier Magazine Work

Grace Stone Coates of Martinsdale and William 4H. Holiday of Butte earn O Brien s Best Short Stories of 1928 honor rolls. Braithwaite includes Lew Sarrett Warren W. McLeod and James Marshall in recent verse collection. Coates has three poems in the American Mercury via H G Merriam of Missoula Frontier editor.

Montana Grace Stone Coates Martinsdale the Frontier William Holiday Butte O'Brien Northwest William Stanley Braithwait Lew Sarrett Heaven For Warren W. McLeod James Marshall Oregon Trail American Mercury H. G. Merriam Missoula The Frontier

Tragic Death of Robert J Myhrvold in Helena

Robert J Myhrvold 35 of Chinook an IRS employee and former state board of equalization field man drank two poisons then jumped from a top floor Y M C A window in Helena. He died at a hospital after leaving a farewell note saying he had been slipping for some time.

Robert J. Myhrvold United States Internal Revenue Office State Board of Equalization Helena Myhrvyod

Beecher Quote on innuendo and misrepresentation

A Beecher quotation condemns the urge to chase every innuendo and falsehood aimed at a man. It reflects on the futility of pursuing every insinuation and misrepresentation in public life.

Beecher

Locomotive Designed for Mountain Grades Power

A large steam locomotive operates its reverse gear by steam and is stoked automatically. It was designed to pull trains over mountain grades without assistance from other engines.

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Perry McAdow Huntley Custer County Henry Lump Lump Skillin Taylor Edward Fawkes Fawkes Canyon Canyon Creek United States Land Commissioner B. F. Shuart Billings Post Billings Herald Skillen Charley Frank Redman Redman Farwell William Preston Muggins Taylor Dan Leahy Leahy Preston Banfill Muggins” Taylor Big Horn Horace Countryman Stillwater United States Buffalo Range Glen Smith Thomas Lommason Department of Range Management Lommason Mr. Smith Mr. Rose N. P. Line Soutiy Baxter Basin
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