Pioneer Stockbrands Of Montana Cowboys From The Eighties
The article catalogs famous brands and owners from early Montana stock ranges. It lists ranchers such as A H Sanborn and J H Conrad, notes brands like D bar S and 777, and describes patterns including the Keogh key, Maltese Cross, and Bar U. It underscores how thousands of brands varied by creek, county, and ranch, with many families and outfits represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sanborn
Vance Brothers
C. M. Lee
T. J. Allen
George McCone
J. H. Conrad
Montana
LOU” Grill
Little Pum Co
B. Strass
H. C. Thompson
Nelson A. Miles
Fifth Infantry
Keogh
Bringolf Brothers
Tongue River
Beaver Creek
Hereford Livestock Company
Charles H. Loud
Rosebud
Lee-Scott Cattle Co
Miles City
Scott, Lang & Co
C. B. Austin and Co
Armell Creek
Porcupine
Forsyth
Quinlan Brothers
John J. Quinlan
Hurlbut-Conrad Land & Cattle Co
Bingham, Wyo
Prairie
Goose
Little Big Horn
Brandenburg and
van Gasken
George Callon
Foreman
Otter Creek
DeHart Land & Cattle Co., Ltd
Eagle Creek
Cottonwood Creeks
Custer County
Montana Cattle Co
R. B. Harrison
C. A. Broadwater
L. A. Walker
Helena
Teton and Marias
Pioneer Cattle Co
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge
T. Hauser
Albert Seligman
Granville Stuart
Fort Maginnis
Box Elder Creek
Flatwillow Creek
Judith Mountains
Little Snowy Mountains
Kohrs and Bielenberg
Parker Cattle Co
Albright
M.T
Yellowstone
Sand Creek
Little Porcupine
T. H. Flood and Co. Cattle Company
Terry
Mispah
Lower
Powder River
Cottonwood
Concord Cattle Co
B. F. Caldwell
W. F. Thayer
Concord
Henry Tusler
Theodore Roosevelt
Medora
Oak
Little Missouri
Big Muddy
George Hedderich
Fort Buford
Stoney
Wheeler Creeks
Dakota
Col. T. J. Bryan
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Pumpkin Creek
Frank M. Oliver
Johnson and
Graham
G. W. Towers
Towers
Gudgell
Mingusville
Wibaux
Missouri
James M. Brown
Beeman
North Fork
JMB
LEE
Lee Brothers
Birney
Hanging Woman Creek
R. G. Wear
Little Beaver
Powder
Hoskins and McGirl
Huntley
Railroad Creek
Billings
Paul McCormack and Co
Junction City
Hibbard Creek
Allen and Johnston
Greenleaf Creek
Charles Anceney
Hamilton
Gallatin Valley
Hamilton District
William Davidson
Dawson County
Connie Hoffman
E. P. Lovejoy and Co
Diamond-L
Seven Mile Creek
Dawson
Carter County
Glacier National Park Welcomes Spring Crowds
In spring the Rockies dress Glacier National Park with blooming wildflowers and waterfalls as about 150 000 visitors are expected. The season sees wildlife, scenic trails, and tourists preparing for the return of peak travel months amid restored rangers and camp routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Glacier Park
Dawn Mist Falls in Glacier National Park Scenic Visitor Spot
Dawn Mist Falls stands among Glacier National Park sights as 156000 visitors expected that summer. Bears emerge from dens as tourists admire narrow gorges and mountain lakes reflecting red yellow and green rock tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Dries as She Sees Flowers Put On Brother's Grave
Mrs. Elsie Yeates, 75, a widow, died in Conrad Memorial cemetery Columbia Falls from heart disease after sitting in a car watching decorations on her brother Laon’s grave who was killed a year earlier when dragged by a runaway team. Buckwheat is an important crop in Normandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Elsie Yeates
Conrad Memorial
Columbia Falls
Laon
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Pontiac Livestock Co
Elmer E. Crawford
Tongue
T. D. Ranch Co
David Bickels
O'Fallon Creek
Charles L. Anceney
Normandy
Sy al
Maryland
IRS Products Corp., N
Conoco