Nye Mines Boom to Bust in Crow Reservation Controversy
In 1880s Nye on Stillwater rose as a boom town amid a dispute over mining claims on Crow lands. Promoters struggled against reservation borders, Armstrong’s agency policies, and shifting capital as a smelter and town grew, then vanished with ore doubts and legal taunts.
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W. H. Banfill
Nye
Stillwater
Crow Reservation
Indian Service
William T. Wilton
West
Henry J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Horace Countryman
Yellowstone
Columbus
Rosebud Creek
Agency
Billings Herald
Hamilton
Jack Nye
Myself
H. McDonald
Joseph Anderson
A. S. Hubbell
Hubbell
United States
Crow Agency
Topping
Beartooth Mountains
Cooke City
Skookum Joe
Wood
Beartooth Lodge
Mr. Hamilton
Arm
Strong
Anderson
Jack V. Nye
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Mining and Smelting Company
Frank L. Mann
Billings
Old Coulson
Mr. Mann
Jackie
Granite Bluff
Bier Dee
Bill Hamilton
Fred Mashaw
Old Nye
Old
Stockmen hold 44th annual convention in Butte
Montana stockgrowers gather in Butte for the 44th annual convention at the New Finlen. George Clemon elected president. Lewistown chosen as 1930 convention city. officers named Julian Terrett and W. H. Donald as vice presidents. Governor Erickson praises industry and forecasts future prosperity amid calls for higher beef tariffs and forest land protections.
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Montana
Knights of
Butte
New Finlen
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
George Clemon
Jackson
Lewistown
Julian Terrett
Powder River County
W. H. Donald
Melville
National Forest
Custer National Forest
Hoover
War and Navy Departments
Butte District
Butte Hill
Maverick
Charles W. Towne
Stewart
Teddy Blue
Dowlin
Texas
Washington
Sessath
Odd Custom at Indian Wedding Examined in Historic Records
State Historical Library records recount a traditional Indian marriage where the father chose the bride and the groom waited in a canoe before entering the tent. The duration depended on the groom’s social rank as families feasted and the couple began life afloat toward matrimony.
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David Hilger
State Historical Library
Flathead Lake
Missouri River
University Forest Nursery Plans Big Output Increase
Montana forestry program to raise 758000 trees next year up from 300000 this year due to higher demand. Acreage doubled to 12 acres with extended water mains and soil prep. Trees shipped to state farmers at seven dollars per thousand to cover growing and shipping costs.
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Montana of Forestry Nursery
Missoula
Johns Street
Milwaukee Railroad
University
Mandan
N. T
University of North Dakota
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Seng
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Blake
William T
Uncle Billy) Hamilton
State Association
E. J. Greenveld
First Presbyterian Church
Kerr Beadle
Scandrett
W. J. Butler
F. E. Molin
C. E. Snyder
Drovers Journal
Erickson
James E. Poole
Senator Dowlin
Havre
Kansas
Rockies
W. B. Geery
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Pac Sys
Congress
Charles M. Russell
Forestry School
Horace