Paroled murderer’s widow inherits estate in Montana case
Anna Kacar alias Anna Makar, once convicted of second degree murder and later manslaughter in the killing of her husband Dominic Kacar near Butte, was paroled and disappeared. She reportedly inherited $42.15 from his estate, and the Silver Bow county administratrix seeks her address, noting she may have returned to the Serb Croatian Slovene kingdom.
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State Prison Board
Anna Kacar
Anna Makar
Dominick Kacar
Butte
Julia Harrington
Prison Board
Kacar
Silver Bow
General Godfrey Relates Custer Battle Details From Letters
General Godfrey describes his 1921 correspondence with Gall and Mrs. Hotchkiss about the Battle of the Little Bighorn. He notes Custer’s two fatal wounds, Gall’s claim that Custer was not scalped due to his rank, and the Indians’ view that no one killed Custer during the fight. He also discusses battlefield markers and burial practices.
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Montana
Lou” Grill
George A. Custer
Custer
Edwin S. Godfrey
Reno
the Rosebud
Godfrey
Chief Gall
Gall
Fort Phil Kearney
Denver
the Little Big Horn
Little Big Horn
Hotchkiss
United States
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
General Gibbons
Big Horn
Grant Marsh
Northwest
Nelson A. Miles
Tongue River
Fort Keogh
Plains
Reno Hill
Terry
Major Reno
Standing Rock
Dodge
General Godfrey
Montana Pioneer Howard V. Bailey Dies In Helena
Howard V. Bailey a Montana official and former register of state lands died in Helena after gallstone surgery. A Spanish War veteran he led a Miles City cavalry troop in Grigsby’s Rough Riders. His career spanned cowboy, Indian trader, banker and public service in Billings Columbus Miles City Crow Agency and Helena. Interment was at Billings.
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Grigsby
Rough Riders
Howard V
Bill) Bailey
Register of State Land
Helena
Montana
Treasure State
Mr. Bailey
Miles City
Bailey
Col
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
S. D
Cuba
Chattanooga
Ottumwa
Iowa
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Chester
Europe
Red Lodge
Billings
Babcock Hardware Company
Lillian Brown
Big Rapids
Mich
Crow Indian Agency
E. A. Richardson Trading Company
Crow Agency
Columbus
Columbus State Bank
Jordan Brothers Wholesale Grocery Company
First National Bank of
J. M. Dixon
Sidney Miller
I. M. Brandford
Department
William Hosking
Alice Mains
Reynolds
Montana's Metal Output Tops 1928 Total at 83 Million
Preliminary Montana mining review shows 1929 gross mineral production around 83 million dollars, up from 73 million in 1928. Copper led with about 54 million dollars, while zinc and silver faced declines. new Block P mine boosts lead, and nonmetallics like coal and Zonolite vermiculite commerce expand alongside oil from Pondera and Kevin Sunburst.
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Montana
Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Anaconda
East Mining Company
North Butte Mining Company
Emma
Butte Copper and Zinc Company
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Butte
St. Joe
Hughesville
Union
St. Joseph
Lead Company
Flathead
Philipsburg
Kevin-Sunburst
Pondera
Jardine
Park County
Zonolite
Libby
Lincoln County
Red Lodge
Northwestern Improvement Company
Coalstrip
Rosebud County
Kevin Sunburnt
Toole County
Teton County
Trident
Hanover
Jefferson Canyon
Limespur
Helena Sheriff Heads to Illinois After Sister's Serious Illness
Sheriff Clyde L. Burgess of Lewis and Clark county travels to Oak Park Illinois upon learning of his sister Mrs. Prank L. McNutt's grave health crisis after an extensive medical ordeal.
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Men Tana
Gibbon
Custers
C.F Denne
C. F
Lyndon
Kansas
California
Howard V. Bailey
Hollywood
Manganese and Development
Radersburg
Vermont Marble Company
Madison County
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