Everts Tale Tops Montana Lost in Hills Experience
Old time Montanans recall men lost in hills and plains. John E. Lee wandered five days during a storm near Hinsdale before dying from exposure. Truman C. Everts roamed 37 days in Yellowstone region with no tools, part of the Washburne Doane expedition seeking park verification.
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Montana
John E. Lee
Carl Anderson
Wild Horse Flat
Hinsdale
Lee
Leslie Jones
Frank Crabbs
Everts
Truman C. Everts
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Territory of
Washburne-Doane
Helena
Yellowstone Park
Lake
Doane
Langford
Absarokee
John Colter
Wyoming
Lisa’s
Big Horn River
Colter
Park
Yellowstone Lake
Rty
Gallatin County Builds One of Montana's Ultra Modern Courthouses
The new Gallatin County courthouse blends ultramodern design with a museum on its second floor. The display recalls Bozeman and Fort Ellis history, including a 1893 railroad arrival, a Fort Ellis bomb, and a carved ships model by Dan Starr.
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Gallatin County
Montana
George Ash
W. F. Sloan
Nelson Story Sr
A. A. Deem
M. M. Black
Bozeman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gallatin Valley
Old Fort Ellis
Fort Ellis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dan Starr
Fort
Gallatin River
Badk Bill Hunter
of Montana
Helena
Gallatin County Court
Modern way to ease a cold with Bayer Aspirin
A remedy suggests taking two Bayer Aspirin tablets at onset of a cold and repeating in two hours if needed. For sore throat, dissolve three Bayer tablets in water and gargle twice. Internal aspirin fights fever and pains while the gargle relieves throat soreness. Doctors are likely to approve this method. Request Bayer Aspirin by its full name.
Telephone subscribers near peak in Montana history
In 1936 Montana reached near record telephone subscriptions with 53,394 in service and 90,909,497 calls originated. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. reported long distance connections totaling 1,743,694. Growth included extensive line moves, cable extensions, pole replacements, and new central office equipment across Billings Helena Shelby Cut Bank Laurel Nashua Hamilton and other communities.
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Montana
J. N. Whittinghill
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Great Falls
Havre
Beach
Helena
Billings
Shelby
Cut Bank
Laurel
Hamilton
Nashua
Farmers Face Critical Feed Shortage Amid Slimmer Supplies
The December feed situation summary from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics warns farmers to cut live stock numbers and reduce hog feeding. If winter is not unusually severe, the domestic feeding picture should be less dire than in 1934, as forage supplies are larger and grain stocks are up slightly.
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Bozeman
San Francisco
Gallatin Valley
Paradise
Cosmopolitan
Gallatin County
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Henry D. Washburne
N. P. Langford
Cornelius Hedges
Samuel T. Hauser
First National Bank of
Walter Trumbull
Ben Stickney Jr
Warren C. Gillette
Jacob Smith
William Tecumseh Sherman
Gustavus C. Doane
Allowstone
Second Cavalry
Hedges
Devil’s Slide
Cinnabar Mountain
Gardiner River
Mammoth Springs
Mammoth Hot Springs
Tower Falls
Grand Canyon
Tower Creek
Mount Washburne
Cascade Creek
Sulphur Mountain
Jack Baronett
George A. Pritchett
Baronett
Yancey
Ization Everts
Linfield
Fred Lay
Lay
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Schenley
Schenley Distributors, Inc
New York
WNY
Physician Mational Remedy CO
The
RouNdup Coal Mining Co
Roundup, Montana
Northwest
C. B. Shaw
Fairfield
Anaconda
Montana State Experiment Station