Border Air Lines Cuts Fare Rates in Northwest Route
Border Air Lines announces fare reductions effective immediately on routes from Great Falls to border towns and connections to Sheridan, Wyoming and Denver. The round trip Great Falls to Denver drops to 97 dollars from 101, with other city pairs reduced accordingly while schedules remain unchanged.
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Great Falls
Border Air Lines
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming Air Service
Denver
Wyoming
Lewistown
Billings
Roundup
Casper
Cheyenne
New York
Chicago
Reminiscences of Fort Keogh and Custer Campaign 1876
The narrative follows W H Banf i ll describing 1876 movements from Fort Con cho Texas to Dakota. He details marching routes to Dennison and Yankton, voyage on the Ashland to Fort Keogh, the fort’s busy garrison, an Indian raid near the Yellowstone, and the voyage with Generals Sherman and Terry aboard the Rosebud toward Fort Custer. He notes Major Bartlett’s A and H companies, the 60-man detachment, and the challenging Big Horn river warping using cables and logs under Captain Marsh’s command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gilbreath
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Custer
Fort Buford
Missouri
Yellowstone
West
William S. Gilbreath
Detroit
W. H. Banfill
Gilbreath
Montana
Custer
The
Big Horn
Fort Concho
Texas
Seventh Cavalry
Dakota
Concho
Dennison
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
St. Louis
S Brownville
Yankton
Missouri River
Nellie Peck
Standing Rock
Fort Yates
Sultz and
Bennett
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Bismarck
Yellowstone River
Buell
General Miles
Fort Keogh
Bartlett
Miles
Keogh
Ashland
Dugan
Choisey
Company A
Cantonment
Post No. 1
Fifth Infantry
Oregon
Second Cavalry
Twenty-second Infantry
First Infantry
United States
Sherman
Terry
Ter Fy
Rosebud
Grant Marsh
Colonel Broadwater
Marsh
Broadwater
Broady
Braady
Tom Sherman
Tom
Big Horn River
Silver City
General Sheridan
General Sherman
Sheridan
Crook
Poe
Engineers
Bacon
Macklin
Whitney
Reva
Read
Wool buyers do not bid on clips in Dillon wool market
In Dillon the 1931 wool market remains active yet unsettled as buyers from Boston firms have arrived but none of the large clips are contracted amid growers holding firm against low prices. Shearing nears completion, wool arrives at the First National warehouse, and growers expect top state prices for a quality clip despite current deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dillon
Commission
First National
Deaths from automobile accidents rise in early 1931 report
Montana health officials report a 55 percent rise in deaths from automobile accidents in the first five months of 1931, with 40 total deaths by May compared to 27 in the same period in 1930. May alone saw 12 auto fatalities and five communicable-disease deaths in Montana, including 20 tuberculosis cases and 18 influenza cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien L. Benepe
State Board of Health
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Matron Anna Grannis Dies in Montana
Mrs. Anna Grannis 76, Montana pioneer, died at The Pines near Butte after her husband L R Grannis had died days earlier. She rode west in a covered wagon over 60 years ago, lived in Nevada, reached Montana in 1881, and long settled in Dillon.
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W. L. Hughes
Pines
Big Hole River
Butte
Anna Grannis
Montana
L. R. Grannis
Some Which Plan May Cut Rents Citing DIY Approach
A terse note outlines a plan to reduce rents using a do it yourself method. It mentions potential savings and possible steps but lacks concrete participants or location details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Border Lines
Colorado
Heistand
Irish Free State
Butte Butte
Butte Om
Lady Brenc
Leo J. Cremer
Earl H. Roe
Owsley Bleck
Anny
Brahma
Cowboys and Cowstria
Washington, D.C
Chief Two Guns
Glacier Park
Fraser
Indiana
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