Scenic Grandeur Of The Big Blackfoot And The Pines
Describes a timeless coastal scene where waves and winds clash and birds nest on evergreen tides. A contrast between calm nature and human bustle emerges as families seek rest while the well to do and poor alike flood roads for a day of recreation. The text hints at a broader departure in other parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz
The Big Blackfoot Vacation Land and Its Long Trail
Robert L. Fisk traces the Big Blackfoot region from Lewis and Clark through native trails to modern Montana development. He notes fur traders, gold rush camps, the arrival of railways, telegraphs, and autos transforming travel and economy. The article extols cattle and sheep prosperity and the beckoning appeal of Montana’s Big Blackfoot Valley.
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Robert L. Fisk
Lewis and Clark
Alice Creek
Fort Benton
Missouri
Columbia
Lincoln
Old Town
McClellan
Iron Pass
Montana
Babies Cry for Castoria Recalled in Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe 30 year substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and syrups with no narcotics. It claims physicians endorse it and that directions are on each package, noting the genuine bears signature.
New Slade Stories recount Beatty exploits in 1863
George Beatty of Winston recalls his ride with six dragoons to recover 40 horses stolen near Fort Laramie in 1863. He describes Colonel Alexander’s orders to hang or shoot the thieves and his later contact with Slade and Slade’s family, including frontier violence and horse thieving as the era’s top crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt W. Alderson
George Beatty
Winston
Gallatin Valley
United States
Missouri River
Lincoln
Beatty
Black Hills
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Alexander
Salt Lake
Independence Rock
Dr. Steele
J. A. Slade
Horseshoe
Marshall
Slade
Macbeth
Loutzenhizer
Beaver Creek
Helena
Diamond City
Myles
Carlyle
Clinton Co
Montana
Congress
Illinois
Mr. Beatty
John Savaugh
California Road
Lavaugh
Savaugh
Savaughs
On Top of the World and the Big Blackfoot Country
The piece extols a Montana wilderness region along the Big Blackfoot and adjacent creeks and passes. It praises accessible mountain scenery, swift streams, and trout fishing, noting notable landmarks like Cadlett, Roger's, Lewis and Clark passes, Willow Creek, Alice Creek, Spring Creek, Lander's Fork, and tributaries feeding Stonewall and Beaver areas.
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Cadlett
Roger
Lewis and Clark
Willow Creek
Alice
Kool
Liverpool
Stonewall
Stonewall Range
Forger Escapes from Deer Lodge Penitentiary
Forger escapes from Deer Lodge prison after detaining guard and vanishing from the facility. Authorities seek the escapee identified as B. D. Flanigan in a case marked by a bold breach of security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forger
B. D. Flanigan
Deer Lodge
Tremendous Oil Campaign Planned by Hogan and Mutual
Mutual Oil Company to invest 1.5 million dollars on wells tanks and equipment to develop a large lease for Hogan Oil. Mutual takes half interest and runs ongoing development after reviewing the lease which has three flowing wells producing about 900 barrels per day. Senator T S Hogan Fred T Hogan and Ray M Hart listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Oil Company
Kevin
Hogan NO. 1
Mutual Oil Company
Mutual Oil Co
Entity Oil Company
Kevin Sunburst
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Big Blackfoot
Heart
Horse Thieves
Hogan -Mutual
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Rock Creek
Elk Basin
Grass Creek
Cat Creek
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
St. Louis
Yakima
Wash
el Paso
Senator Hogan
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
Great Falls
T. S. Hogan
Fred T. Hogan
Ray M. Hart
Hart-Albin Co
Billings
Stanton Trust. & Savings Bank
Stanton Trust & Savings Bank
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