Interpreter Richard Sandoval and the Blackfeet Nation
The article profiles Richard Sandoval, longtime Blackfeet interpreter, detailing his lineage from Isidore Sandoval, his education at Carlisle, and his travels and meetings with presidents. It discusses the demanding role of interpreters, the dangers of misinterpretation, and the continuing challenges and ambitions of these bilingual couriers in early 20th century life.
Bozeman Judge W R O Stewart Dies in Sleep
Bozeman jurist Judge W R O Stewart long a leading citizen of Bozeman and Mon tana died in his sleep at home after years on the ninth district bench. Born in Ohio March 21 1860 he came to Montana in 1892 practiced law with Hartman and Wartman and served as county attorney before being appointed to the supreme bench in 1902 and later as district judge. He is survived by his wife two children and grandchildren and by brothers former Gov O W Stewart of Helena and Hal M Stewart of Bozeman and a sister Hallie Stewart.
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Anaconda
Knights of the Green Cloth Faro Bankers and Other Habitues
In Montana territorial days gambling thrived under public tolerance and law. The piece portraits faro dealers as skilled workers and contrasts them with stereotyped gamblers while recounting the author’s brief, personal fascination with the trade and its social acceptance.
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Forty Seventh Year of Prison For Foley No. 217
Michael Foley known as No 217 at Montana State prison is serving his forty seventh year of a life sentence making him the second longest serving prisoner in the nation. He killed a miner named Fredericks in 1876 after an argument in Virginia City Madison county. His first photograph was not taken until 18 years after he began serving his sentence.
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Kevin Oil Field May Be Enlarged
Discovery of additional oil structures around the Kevin-Sunburst field prompts several test wells planned for the summer. Three wells are active, two idle. nearby sites include Merger farm west of Kevin, Limey Butte, Red Tool at Carroll Case, Shields Valley near Shelby, and Minot-Shelby holdings with Sunburst sands anticipated.
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Shields Valley Company
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Minot-Shelby Holding Company
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