Fort Shaw and the Indian War Era History Unfolds
The narrative recounts forts and campaigns along the upper Missouri including Camp Reynolds renamed Fort Shaw in 1867, its leaders Col Reeves Col Andrews Gen Gibbon and the Big Hole battle. It notes garden work and White demand for forts and protection, with reflections on General Gibbon Chief Joseph and Civil War veterans.
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the Big Hole
Little Big Horn
Fort Shaw
Tth
Colt John R. Brooks
25Th Infantry
J. J. van Horn
Sun River
Selena
Fort Benton
Fort Laramie
Gibbon
Baker
Fort Belknap
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Fort Douglas
Custer
Mira
Roe
Mra. Roe
Camp Reynolds
Great Falls
Helena
Missouri
Robert G. Shaw
Massachusetts Volunteers
Fort Wagner
Sun
Medicine River Valley
Lewis and Clark
Bird Tail Divide
Rockies
Splers
Clinton
Wames
Col. Reeves
Col. Andrews
L. R. Trobriand
13Th Infantry
John Gibbon
7Th Infantry
Montana
Sun River Valley
Bradley
Northwest
George Creel
Stoward
el Huggins
American Mercury
Sheep Concern Forms Colby Sheep Company In Big Montana Move
The Colby Sheep Company filed articles of incorporation in Great Falls. The $300,000 organization has all capital stock subscribed and may expand into agriculture and livestock. Directors and incorporators include George A. Colby Hattie B. Colby of Los Angeles and Leslie McKamey of Orr. Colbys hold 1 250 shares each valued at 125 000 par. McKamey 500 shares at 50 000 par.
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Colby Sheep Company
Great Falls
He Corporation
George A. Colby
Hattie B. Colby
Los Angeles
Leslie McKamey
Orr
Colbys
McKannecey
San Francisco Woman Seeks Divorce as Mother-In-Law Acts
A San Francisco woman appeared for a divorce hearing only to find her mother-in-law serving as the defense attorney. The unusual arrangement raised questions about representation in the case.
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San Francisco
Buffalo Bill Cody Memorials Planned in Wyoming
Wyoming declares February 26 a state holiday to honor William F Cody. A museum will replicate Cody’s T E ranch homestead west of Cody with log buildings, display rooms, and a working dude ranch setting to illustrate the Wild West pioneer life. The museum opens June 19 alongside Yellowstone park access.
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Illiam F. Cody
Buffalo Binl
Wyoming
Colonel Cody
T. BE. Ranch
Cody
Cody Road
Shoshone Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Lig Hole
Buffalo
West
Buffalo Bill
Po. T. Barnum
George A. Custer
Tle
New York Sun
William F. Cody
Iowa
Nebraska
Harry Payne Whitney
Shoshone River
Eagle Mountain
America
Europe
Chamberlain's
Washington
Delmonico's
New York
Big Norn River
Omaha
T B
Burlington Railroad
Red Lodge
Mont
Ben
T E Ranch
Wilderness
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Centero
Charne
M. E. Plassmann
Rocky Mountains
American Fur Company
Hudson's Bay Company
trans-Missouri
Mr. Clarke
Akron
West Point
Mre. M. E. Plassman
Old Fort Shaw
U.S
Dept
MAI
Lamp Comyrany Factory
Wichit
Tales
Tru-Blu
Sheep Concern Organizes
Cody, Wvyo
Col. W. F
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Buffalo Bill and