Monument Unveiled For Montana Trailblazer John M Bozeman
The Livingston ceremony honors John M Bozeman founder of the Bozeman Trail who died April 18 1867 near Livingston after a Blackfeet attack. The tribute by Charles Donnelly Northern Pacific Railway president and the Montana Society of Pioneers marks the grave site and notes Bozeman’s push for a shorter emigrant route into Montana and its deadly frontier conflicts.
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Montana
Montana Territory
John M. Bozeman
Union
Pioneer Triangle
Bozeman Trail
Bozeman
Redman
Nelson Story
Livingston
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
John Fryer
J. E. Erickson
Frank Brown
Montana Society of Pioneers
John Bozeman
Beall
Scott Leavitt
Dean A. L. Stone
School of Journalism
the State University
Society of Pioneers
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway
Park County
Scout Eagle Trail Camps Open in Yellowstone and Glacier Parks
Territory west of the Mississippi will send Eagle Scouts to Yellowstone on August 9 and Glacier on August 16 to build park roads. Peter Maclay of Great Falls chairs the committee directing camps with 8 to 10 Great Falls scouts expected. John H. Piper will supervise, with cooperation from National Park Service Director Stephen Mather.
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Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
Edgar Maclay
Great Falls
Mississippi River
Missouri
Pacific Coast
Maclay
Frank Morrell
Missoula
John A. Donovan
Butte
John H. Piper
Spokane
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Ttade
National Park Service
Piper
Great Falle
Washington
Stephen Mather
Mather
Thomas Todd Dies A Fort Benton Steamboat Clerk
Thomas J. Todd died at St Clair hospital Fort Benton after four months illness. He arrived in Fort Benton May 27 1875 as a steamboat clerk on the Nellie Peck and later served as bookkeeper for Scott Wetzell and managed departments for I G Baker Co and T C Power & Brother. He married Mattie Conrad in 1879 and their home was known for hospitality. He enjoyed entertaining children and was day clerk at the Choteau house in recent years. Funeral services were held at the Choteau house with interment in Fort Benton.
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Thomas J. Todd
St. Clair
Fort Benton
Mr. Todd
Nellie Peck
Scott Wetzel
I. G. Baker & Company
T. C. Power & Brother
Mattie Conrad
W. G. Conrad
Choteau
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Middle West
Idaho
Granville
James Stuart
Gold Creek
Powell County
Granville Stuart
Thomas
Colorado Territory
Colorado
Coweta County
Georgia
E. A. Brininstool
Fort Hall
Salt Lake City
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Indian Territory
South Dakota
Yellowstone River
North Platte
Powder River
Big Horn Mountains
Fort Laramie
Sweetwater
Brininstool
Boreman
Belt Mountains
Gallatin
Yelowstone
George W. Irvin
Dian
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sakakawea Pass
John Colter
Lisa
Big Horn River
Pots
Black Hills
Jim Bridger
Clark’s Fork
Bridger
Big Horn
Basin
Wyoming
Burlington Railroad
Captain Clark
Pass Bridger
Gallatin Valley
Northwest
St. Paul
Bozeman Pass
Galastin Valley
Bridger Creek
William Clark
Sakakawea
Bridger Mountains
Bridger Pass
Bridger Peak
Bozeman’ Pass
Bozeman Creek
Gallatin County
Virginia City
Bighorn Road
Tom Cooper
Fort C. F. Smith
Coover
Nelson Story, Sr
Redmen
Moutain
Mr. Story
Fort Co. F. Smith
W. S. McKenzie
McKenzie
Moutana
Story
Union City
Fort Ellis
United States
Fort Sedgwick
North Plate
Powder River Country
Powder, Crazy
Woman’s Fork
Tongue River
Dubois Creek
Pryor’s River
Stillwater
Boulder
Madison
Platte Bridge
Custer
Little Big Horn
Lower
Eagle Scout
Terriory
Mississippi
Bédewinn
Thomas Todd
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