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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

7

Northern Pacific Last Spike Ceremony Draws Executives and Dignitaries

A Montana painting at the state capitol depicts Grant driving the last spike at Gold Creek with Governor Crosby and Henry Villard nearby. Accounts dispute a golden spike myth, noting H. C. Davis drove the final iron spike in 1883 amid a large multinational gathering and a grand completion ceremony.

Ate Helena Northern Pacific Railway Gold Creek Montana Amedee Joulin San Francisco Cc. S. Mellen The Northern Pacific A. 8. Grant Governor Crosby Territory Henry Villard Deer Lodge Capitol Oswald Garrison Villard the Nation Villard Northwest Butte Montana Capitol General Grant David Hilger Montana Historical Society Willard Mellen Bragg H. C. Davis St. Paul the Northwest Davis Manitoba Road U. S. Grant United States William M. Evarts West Middle States James J. Hill Great Northern Joseph Bulitzer New York World Carl Schurz New York Evening Post Joseph Medill Chicago Tribune Europe New York Grand Central Erie Pennsylvania Chicago Minnetonka Lake Minneapolis Chester A. Arthur Robert T. Lincoln General Sheridan Fargo Manitoba Dakotas Northern Pacific Railroad Jefferson Pacific Rocky Mountains Atlantic Ocean Lakes Grand Divide Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Pacific Ocean Independence Creek Hell Gate Lake Pend-d ‘Oreille Columbia River Manitoba Railroad Mr. Davis Cave Cameron George M. Pullman Harris N. P. Ry Puget Sound Hilger Smalley Thompson Junction Minnesota Oregon Northern Pacific Company

New Oil Field Opened by Fer dig Anderson Well

An entirely new section of the Ke vin Sunburst oil fields was opened by the Fer dig Anderson well. It came in as a gusher with an initial flow of 120 barrels per hour. The well is nine miles from the main producing areas and taps a 29 foot sand at 1,505 feet.

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Continents Montana State Historical Library Historical Society Melvina J. Lott Emporia Kas Bremen von Holst Herman Marcuse Max Weber Berlin Frankfort-on- Main A. W. Hoffman Hermann Kreishhmann Alfred der Leyen Luther Harrison General Land Office W. Upton Comptroller of the Treasury United States Army Robert McFely Currier Grover H. A. Morrow Frank W. Wheaton A. H. Terry J. C. Ainsworth Nelson A. Miles Rufus Saxton A. P. Rockwell W. H. H. Benyard John Newton Congress New York City Hill Line Pioneer Pacific Coast Blackfoot River Washington Liverpool Hamburg America Germany England Baron von Bleichroder Edward Lasker Otto Brunsfels George von Bunsen Reichstag Charles de Chapeaurouge L. Delbruck Adam Eisenlohr Theodore Fritsch the Merchants of Stettin Adolph Froelich Kneist Albert Greening Ernest Magnus Otto Puls Chamber of Commerce Frankfort-on-Main Herman Rose German Life Insurance Company Herr von Schauss South German Real Estate Bank Rud Schleiden G. Siemens Deutche Bank Theodore Spaeth Emil von Xrlander Zittel Earl and Countess of Onslow Earl of M. P Charles Russell Q. C Horace Davey James Bryce Henry Edwards John Holmes Norwood Albert Pell Samuel G. Rathbone Henry B. Samuelson D. C H. M. Teller Interior B. H. Brewster L. Sackville West Count Lippi-Weissenfeld Austria-Hungary Carl Steen Anderson de Bille Baron von Ejisendecher W. H. Armstrong United States Railway William Avlin Bartlett New York Avenue Presbyterian Church A. E. Bateman Walker Blaine John Davis E. M. Dawson Interior Department R. A. Elmer Walter Evans Internal Revenue Henry F. French the Treasury James F. Hood Noah McFarland C. A. Maxwell Clayton Mount Paul Big Hole Bitterroot Fifth United States Infantry Fort Keogh William Lloyd Garrison Grant Mr. Villard Evarts Teller Billings Fifth Infantry James Hannen Kneiss Berlin University Wisconsin Dakota Idaho Stephens Columbia East Grets West Portland N. P Miles City
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