Fort Assinniboine Arrival Signals Montana Posts
Dr John W Carroll then a private soldier with 18th United States appears with 200 green recruits at Fort Assinniboine near Beaver Creek to establish warning posts amid Indian troubles following Custer battles. Recruits arrived from New York under Capt Walter Clifford and First Lt.
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John W. Carroll
Great Falls
18Th
United States Infantry
Greeley
North Pole
Warren W. Moses
United States
Assinniboine
The
Big Hole
Bear's Paw
Sitting Bull
Canada
Montana
Fort, Assinniboine
Havre
Beaver Creek
Carroll
New York
David’s Island
New York Harbor
Walter Clifford
Fort Assinniboine
Fort Shaw
Helena
Old Fort Logan
Meagher County
White Sulphur Springs
Co. D
Young Carroll
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Assinnie
New York City
Washington and Lee University
St. Francis Xavier
University of New York
18Th Infantry
War Department
A. W. Greeley
Lady Franklin Bay
David L. Brainard
Second Cavalry
Fredericks
Ryan
Washington
Erroll
Orcer
North
Sherman
Greenland
Brainard
James B. Lockwood
Fort Belknap Indian Agency
Missouri
Clifford
Dr. Carroll
Assinniboines
Gros Véntres
Henry M. Black
Big Bend
Milk River
Malta
Sibley
Tary
Garfield
Matilda Simpson
St. Paul
John V. Carroll, Jr
Isaac Mee
Fort Benton
Cat Creek
Fergus County
North Country
Poplar River Indian Agency
Stockmen’s National Bank
Pioneer Bank of North Montana
Bank of Northern Montana
T. E. Collins
Charles E. Duer
Aaron
L. H. Hirshfield
David Brereton
Power Bros. Mercantile
Ireland
First Mortgage Loan Company
Bull Hook Bottom
Little Rockies
Jack Brown
Dodson
Joseph
O'Brien
Brown
O’brien
John E. Blaine
James G. Blaine
Secre
Tax Blank Forms For 1929 Rates Announced In Montana
Tax collector C A Rasmusson announces 1929 income tax blanks mailed to Montana taxpayers. A joint resolution reduces normal rates by one percent for the year with colored instruction slips. Returns are due by March 15, 1930, extensions rarely granted, and information forms must be filed by February 15.
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C. A. Rasmusson
Internal Revenue
Montana
Congress
Rasmusson
Rasmussen
Collector of Internal Revenue
Helena
Bureau
Washington
D. C
Extensive Game Provisions Proposed by Forestry Chief
A five year study by W B Willey supervisor of the Jefferson national forest recommends major changes to elk deer and other wildlife regulations in central and northern Montana The plan includes preserves for Dry Wolf Snowy Mountain and other districts plus increased game wardens more rearing ponds and extended fish planting The report notes rising game and hunter numbers since 1925 and urges continued predator control and habitat management
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Jefferson National Forest
W.B. Willey
Great Falls
Mr. Willey
Highwood
Snowy Mountain Bird and Game Refuge
Snowy Mountain Preserve
Stanford
Willey
Jefferson Forest
Montana
Snowy Mountain District
State Game and Commission
Judith River
Little Rockies
Malta
Highwoods
Monarch-Nethart
Belt Creek
Missoula
Castoff Lambs Help Meagher Sheepman Build Nucleus Flock
John M. Robertson of Meagher county built a new flock by collecting cast off lambs from large ranches each spring. He began with nothing and gradually expanded, marking real progress when he hired a shearing crew to process 400 sheep at the Moore plant, yielding 11 sacks of wool after the shear.
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John M. Robertson
Meagher County
Moore
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George 8. Young
7Th Infantry
Bismarck
Virgine
Great Northern
Missouri River
Big Sandy
Lee
Quartermaster’s Department
T. D. McGinnis
Drexel Avenue
San Antonio
California
Jefferson U. S. Reserve
Castoff Lambs
Meagher Sheepman
State Nursery and Seed Co
Helera
Montara