Their Equals in Every Res Counts Cowboys vs Riders
County old-time cowboys often tested skill against riders from the South Texas herd routes via the Salt Lake Trail. Montanans were nearly matched in dexterity with firearms, showcasing equal marksmanship and riding prowess across the long trail era.
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South
Texas
Long Salt Lake Trail
Tite Ends a Montana Frontier History Series
The last article by Jan Jentaway opens with reflections on early Ruby Valley life in Madison County. It recounts cowboys, branding, gear, attire, and chivalry, plus beaver dams, romping trout lakes, Lazy Man’s Creek origins, and early miners along Warm Spring Creek including Romey and Lyendecker.
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Tite
Jan Jentaway
Montana Court
Madison County
Montana
Calan
Lim
Ruby
Meurase
Knights of
William
Atcenta
Romey
Virginia City
Acre
Jin Williams
Warm Spring Creek
Jim
Romey’s
Romey’s Lake
Oeren
Lazy Man
C Williams
Nathan D. Johnson
Chunky
R O. Bailey
R. O
Williams
Bailey
Cap
Lucien Romey
Stearns and Hayes
Charles Lyendecker
Timothy Meadow
Billy Marshall
Lyendecker
Lyendeckers
John H. Davis
Puller Springs
Information for Campers in National Forests
U S official in Butte explains permitting rules for national forests west of the Continental Divide. Some areas require no permit while others demand one, with safety gear and fire precautions advised. Carry clean water, respect private property, and avoid fire hazards from discarded cigarettes and embers.
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National
Forests
U. S
John B. Taylor
Deer Lodge National Forest
Butte
National Forests
Meyer
National Theater
Seat Place
Continental Divide
Deer Lodge River
Georgetown
Echo Lakes
Blackfoot Valley
Helmville
Anaconda
Big Hole River
Deer Lodge
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda Es
Philipsburg
West Fork Ranger Station
Moosee
Seeensere
Seema
Wis
Lerious
Helena Postal Veteran Retires After Decades of Service
C B Anderson longtime Helena post office official and supply officer for Montana post offices retires after ten years past normal age. He served as secretary of the civil service board since 1988 and was succeeded by James D Gough a Helena native active in local Moose lodge and Montana Moose association.
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C. B. Anderson
Helena
Civil Service Board
Montana Post Offices
Biv
James D. Gough
Registry Department
Post Office
Anderson
Diamond Springs
John Schuyler Crosby
Montana Territory
Crosby
Cleveland
Mr. Anderson
D .H. Cuthbert
Main and
Wall Streets
Joseph Davis
TOK
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Maberviaton
John C. Curtin
Ee Perent Federal
George W. Huffaker
George E. Lanstrum
C. H. Fortman
Fortman
F. 8. P. Lindsay
Montana
Ogereon
Congress
Gough
Ander
Joseph Gough
East Helena
Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Montana Association of Moose
Fragments of a Montana open range memory project
A note by L. L. C. explains writing fragments during vacation to record local history of Montana's formative period. The plan is to cover through 1891, tracing cattlemen, open range era, and boyhood in Ruby Valley for a local audience.
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Ruby Valley
Montana
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Mos
Lew
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Billings Polytechnic
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Polytechnic
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