Paymaster's Clerk Recall of Montana Frontier Days
Senator Arthur W. Miles recalls 1879 81 service as paymaster's clerk stationed at Fort Keogh Fort Custer and Fort Buford in Montana and North Dakota. He describes Buffalo hunts a hard winter Indian conflicts Sitting Bull Gall and 1881 Yellowstone trip and later frontier trading and settling as a merchant in Livingston and nearby towns.
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Arthur W. Miles
Montana
Arthuer W. Miles
Livingston
Clark City
United States
Nelson A. Miles
Joseph
Fort Buford
North Dakota
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Missouri
New Orleans
Miles City
George Miles
Yellowstone Valley
Rosebud
S. M. Fitzgerald
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Miles
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Mission Creek
Boulder River
Soda Butte
Clarks Fork Pass
Chief Joseph
Clarks Fork Stream
Fort Custer
Pilot
Index Peaks
Soda Butte Creek
Great Basin
Rocky Mountains
Cooke City
Barnitt’s Bridge
Mammoth Hot Springs
Fort Keogh
Bismarck
Glendive
Northern Pacific Railroad
Daniel Boone
United States Army
Bmrontana
Dakota
Tongue River
Main
Powder River
North Country
Missouri River
Dians
Sitting Bull
Chief Gall
Mineral Display at Montana School of Mines From Clark Collection
The W A Clark III mineral collection, donated after his death in a May Arizona plane crash, is set to join the Montana School of Mines as probate proceeds. A USC portion will be gathered by attorney Fred J. Furman and moved to Butte. the Clark gift ranks as a major western mineral exhibit.
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W. A. Clark VII
Arizona
Montana School of Mines
Silver Bow County
Clark
West
University of Southern California
Fred J. Furman
Los Angeles
Butte
Charles H. Gallagher
School of Mines Geological Museum
W. A. Clark III
Francis A. Thompson
Montana
Teton Jack Captured by Yellowstone County Officers in 1888
Acting Sheriff Reed and Deputy Smith pursued the outlaw band near Dundy's Ferry west of Billings. They surprised Teton Jack and companion O'Brien at Sage creek, arresting them after a tense stand. 58 horses with 13 Nevada brands were found. The capture closed a 15 year manhunt for the notorious horse thief and his band.
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Little Muddy
Poplar Creek
Gall
Yellowstone River
Little
Missouri
Mus
Montana
Lou” Grill
Reed
Yellowstone County
Smith
Billings
Bundy
Idaho
Nevada
Teton Jack
Jackson
Teton
O’brien
Littl
Teton Basin
Wyoming
Big Horn Mountains
Colorado
Northwest
Joe Stratton
Wyoming Stockgrowers Association
W. F. Hosford
Laramie County
Stratton
Hosford
Jack
Yellowstone
Sage Creek
Dundy’s Ferry
Desperado
Marsh
Teton Jackson
Butte
Tiner
Boise City
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Havre
Glasgow
Selshell Valley
New Mexico
Coulson
Red Lodge
Big Timber
Gardiner
Castle
Two Dot
David W. Ricketts
Calamity Jane
Montana Frontier
Park County
Tama Lea Grill