Joseph Meek's perilous winter trek to Washington
The Oregon envoy Joseph Meek crosses snowbound mountains from Waiilatpu to Wallula and beyond to press for military aid. Disguised as a Hudson's Bay trader, he faces Bannock and Sioux danger, scarce supplies, and stark civili zation, using wit and boldness to reach Washington and gain support.
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Great Northwest
Joseph Meek
Bridger
Pierre’s Hole
Northwest
California
Meek
Oregon
McLaughlin
Providence
Marshall
Willamette
Whitman
Columbia
Washington
Dalles
Wallilatpa
Jim Bridger
Waiilatpu
Blue Mountains
Fort Boise
Hudson’s Bay Company
Waiiatpu
Hudson’s Bay
Boise
Hudson's Bay Company
Thomas McKay
Fort Hall
Wyeth
Peg Leg Smith
Peg Leg
Bear River
Green River
Aittle
South Pass
Sweetwater
Platte
Laramie
St. Joseph
Knight of the Wilderness
Rene
Joe Meek
Bulwer
Waldorf-Astoria
Meek Company
St. Louis
Trans-Mountain
United States
Pacific
Rockies
Move to Honor General Miles with National Monument
Blaine county residents seek to designate Chief Josephs Bear Paws battleground on Snake Creek as a national monument. Efforts led by L V Bogg of Chinook have seen land withdrawn from entry though bills in Congress and state legislature have failed. General Miles is praised for protecting early Montana life and a memorial is urged. The article closes with a note on the sand glass invented circa 339 A D by monk Luitprand of Chartres.
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Joseph
Snake Creek
Blaine County
Chinook
Section 12
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
War Department
Fort Assinniboine
Havre
L. V. Bogg
Congress
Myers
Montana
Miles’ Battle Ground
General Miles
Bogg
Chartres
Luitprand
Green coloring matter in leaves used in anemia treatment
Extracts of chlorophyll or the green coloring matter of leaves are used in medicine to treat anemia, according to the article.
Great Northern Plans 50 Mile Montana Extension
Great Northern president Alph Budd announced in St. Paul that a 50 mile extension from Scobey to Opheim and Glentana will be built across Daniels and Valley counties to reach northeastern Montana. The $1.5 million project aims to serve 75 by 30 miles, grade starting this summer with rails in 1926, to aid a grain area yielding about 2 million bushels in 1924 and strengthen farmer stock subscriptions totaling over $250,000 as 1000 plus farmers participate.
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Meek
Wheeling
Cumberland
Wagner
Republic of Oregon
United States
Oregon
Joe Meek
Coleman's
Darky
Wenner
Alph Budd
The
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Great Northern
Bainville
Scobey
Montana
Opheim
Glentana
Daniels and
Valley Counties
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