Late W A Clarks Own Story of Days in Pioneer Banking
John K STANDISH recalls W A Clark’s Montana beginnings from 1863 arrival to 1884 constitutional era. Clark built banking ventures with S E Larabie and Donnell, led mail contracts, mining ventures near Deer Lodge and Butte, and advanced Arizona and zinc industries while balancing family life and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Larabie
John K. Standish
Montans
Clark
Treasure State
Montana
Society of Montana Pioneers
Sogn Kk. Standish
Union Pacific Railroad
North Platte
Neb
Helena
United States
Missoula
Walla
Washington Territory
Huntley
Pend Oreille Lake
Walla Walla
Joseph K. Clark
Horse Plains
Wallace Whitcher
Pend Oreille
Whitehall
Father Ravalli
Bitter Root
St. Ignatius
Indian Service
Dan Floweree
Fort Benton
Salt Lake
Plowcree
Missouri River
Nevada Creek
Blackfoot
Lincoln
Top of Deep
Tutt & Donnell
Tutt
Donnell
St. Joseph
Deer Lodge
Brigham Young
Ogden
Fort Bridger
Donnell & Clark
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Iowa
Connellsville
Katherine Stauffer
Mr. Donnell
Missouri
Union Pacific
Corinne
Utah
Central Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Omaha
John H. Ming
Bridge Street
Cow Island
Head of Navigation
Virginia City
West Side
S. E. Larabie
Donnell, Clark and Larabie
Osborne & Denny
Yam Hill
Pioneer Gulch
Mr. Larabie
Express
United States Assay Office
First National Bank of
National Bank
J. H. Mills
The
New Northwest
Dixon
Claggett
Thorton
Sharp
Napton
John Noyes
Wayne Barnard
Porter Brothers
Anson Ford
William Owsley
Gagnon
Lexington
Alice
Moulton
Columbia University Mining School
Nez Perce
Potts
Butte
Big Hole
Gibbon
Nez Perces
Howard
Snake River Country
Miles
Fort Keogh
Canada
Black Hawk
Central City
Colorad
Senator Hill
Henry Wolcott
Colorado
Ed Wolcott
Senate
Professor Pierce
Swansea
Wales
Henry Williams
Colorado de Montana Smelting Company
Williams
Charles W. Goodale
Basin Creek
Colusa
Meadervile
New Orleans
Mineral Department of
Arizona
United Verde
Santa Fe
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Potts
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Columbia University
44Th Street
Broadway
Utah Northern Railway
Logan Valley
William L. Farlin
Travona Lode
Walker Brothers
Salt Lake City
Frank Moulton