Large Fight Seat Sale For Shelby Battle July Fourth
Heavy reservations pour in from Alberta and the Twin Cities led by Louis Hill with Gibbons backers. Great Falls and Lethbridge-Calgary invest over 100000 in tickets as Seattle reserves 1000 ringside seats. Gibbons and Dempsey train in camps near Great Falls Shelby arena nears completion with a strong expected turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Great Falls
Seattle
Alberta
Lethbridge
Calgary
Twin Cities
Gibbons
Louis Hill
Ringside
Inner Circle
Outer Circle
Mike Collins
Great Northern
Dempsey
Missouri River
Gregory
St. Paul
Campbell Plans Drilling Campaign and Refinery Build
Gordon Campbell announces an intensive drilling program in the west end of the Kevin Sunburst field this season. His $5,000,000 Delaware corporation backs the venture with Seattle capital. A Kevin refinery is likely, with field HQ in Kevin. The Campbell McGowan No 1 well to resume near 1,840 feet, and production expected within 60 feet. California Lincoln also to drill. Missoula highway bids open June 15 for $273,000 projects in western Montana.
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Gordon Campbell
Kevin
Delaware Corporation
Seattle Capital
Campbell
Seattle
Campbell-McGowan
California-Lincoln
Find of Money at Hysham Hinted as Kid Curry Loot
In Hysham C L Harris unearthed cash valued at $4000 or more while digging a posthole. The owner may claim it if found, with rumors tying the cache to Kid Curry the famed train bandit who allegedly hid loot along the American West.
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Hysham
Kid Curry
C. L. Harris
Harris
Kid
Montana
United States
Curry Gang
Charles A. Siringo
Pinkerton
Curry
Little Rockies
Siringo
Captain Kidd
Hank
Pueblo
Colorado
Laney
Johnny
Pike Landusky
Landusky
Jew Jake
Sandusky
Jim Thornhill
Coburn Brothers
Arizona
Wild Bunch
South America
Pike Sandusky
Johnny Curry
Winters
Meldrum the Crow Chief and frontier legend of Montana
The article recounts Robert Meldrum born in 1802 in Scotland who joined the Crow on the Yellowstone, adopting their dress and earning status as a respected leader. It notes his later service with the American Fur Company, trading prowess at Fort Alexander and Fort Union, and his reputation as a refined, brave frontiersman who died at Fort Union in 1865.
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Montana
Robert Meldrum
American Fur Company
James Beckworth
Edward Rose
Western Plains
Beckworth
Meldrum
Robert Melrrum
Northwest
Scotland
Kentucky
Harper Brothers
Fort Union
Yellowstone
Alexander Culbertson
Fort Alexander
Big Horn
Crow Country
Company
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Missoula
Dempseyx-Gibbons
Postoffice
R.F.D
Flaherty Optical Parlor
Third St
William J. Burns Detective Agency
Chicago
Morencia
Gila Valley
Wid Curry
Wagner
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Siringo
Alma
New Mexico
Bob McGinnis
Butch” Cassaday
Jim Lowe
McGinnis
Cassaday
South
John Stillman
Wesley Harding
Texas
Harding
Phillips County
National Bank of Montana
Helena
Castoria
Unburst Refining Company
Stevenson Companies
Sunburst Refining Company
West Great Falls
Sunburst Oil & Gas Company
Stevenson
L. C. Stevenson
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