Four Men Withstood Sioux Attack At Fort Keogh Frontier Tale
In the early seventies settlers near Miles City faced marauding Sioux led by Sitting Bull. Maxwell and four men, along with two women, fortified a camp near O'Fallon Creek for a siege lasting through the night. Indians attacked, cattle were driven off, and two assailants were killed before relief from Fort Keogh arrived.
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Keogh
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Yellowstone Valley
Sitting Bull
Henry N. Maguire
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Maxwell
Little
Missouri
Stanley Military Road
O'Fallon Hills
O’fallon Creek
Mr. Benton
George Darland
Jester Pruden
Mr. Maxwell
May Maxwell
Mrs. Maxwell
Nez Perces
I. M. Baker
Second Cavalry
Tongue River
Big Lake oil discovery makes Montana farmer a multimillionaire
Charles Hepp, owner of land northeast of Billings in Stillwater county, saw his 160 acre farm grow to 680 acres after oil was struck on May 14 at the Big Lake well. Royalties total 50 to 60 dollars per point, with other family members aiding daily life during drought. Hepp credits a dairy cow with helping the family endure hard years and plans to stay with farming as prosperity returns.
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Harles Hepp
Big Lake
Midwest
Montana
Mr. Hepp
Billings
Stillwater County
Charles Hepp
Hepp
Drouth
Chicago
Fred Hepp
Big Lake District
Hepps
Midwest Refining Company
Big Lake Anticline
J. H. Clark
Mid-Northers
Kodak
Montana Oil Journal
Relics of Indian Life in South Montana Forts and Game Drives
In Park County near Emi grant Peak and 25 miles north of Yellowstone a series of ancient Indian forts on a rectangular table-land overlook the Yellowstone River valley. Semi circular stone breastworks protected by mossy walls rise along the mesa edge, with drills likely used for defense or sentinel watching. The plateau hosts room for many, and a sheltered valley nearby holds three circles of flat stones suggesting long usage. Concluded on Agricultural Page.
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Montana
Park J County
Emigrant Peak
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone River
Park County
Gums Hint at Infection Spread Prevention
The text notes gums as the fleshy jaw parts around teeth and suggests using Pyradium to prevent the spread of infection when brushing reveals pink or when the mouth smells bad.
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Big Lake Gusher
Pyradium Company
Helena, Montana
Aspir 2
Bayer
Barri
Any
NRL