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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1928

Page

7

Montana Gold Discovery of 1858 Sparks State’s Growth

The 1858 discovery near Deer Lodge river sparked Montana’s rise, drawing Argonauts and leading to Bannack and Alder Gulch booms. It recounts the early mining districts, key figures, settlements like Helena, and the era’s lasting impact on Montana’s development.

Montana Northwest David Hilger Historical Society of Montana Old Creek Deer Lodge Powell County Granville Stuart James Stuart Reese Anderson Thomas Adams United States Commonwealths Rocky Mountain James H. Mills Mary E. Moroney Ontana James Grasshopper Creek Bannack California Sutter's Mill Alder Gulch Bill Fairweather Henry Edgar Mike Sweeney Barney Hughes Harry Rodgers Tom Cover Virginia City Abraham Lincoln Sidney Edgerton Montana Trust and Savings Bank Helena Chance Gulch John Cowan John Crab Georgia Bob Stanley London England D. J. Miller Kootenai Country Last Chance The Society of Montana Pioneers Jim Whitlatch Whitlatch Union Aldergulch William A. Clark Arizona Marcus Daly Haggin and Tevis Butte Eldorado Diamond City Confederate Gulch Montana Bar Bed Rock Missouri River Central Union Pa Last Chance Gulch Reginald Stanley Historical Society John Summerfield Scott County Minnesota He-lee-na Stanley Summerfield Society of Montana Pioneers Bozeman Martin Maginnis J. A. Sanders Mr. Stanley State Capitol Lewis and Clark County

Indian Hostilities of 1869 Aroused Montana

A Montana Gazette excerpt discusses 1869 Indian hostilities centered on the Clarke murder and Baker massacre. It blames punitive actions against Piegan and Blackfeet bands, criticizes military leadership, and notes civilian anti-government sentiment. The piece describes calls for more troops and a police-led scalp-for-pay proposal, amid fears of renewed conflict.

Montana M. L. Plassmann Rocky Mountain Malcolm Clarke Prickly Pear Canyon Baker Piegans Gazette Lso Cadotte’s Pass Sun River

Antelope Outruns Car in Glacier Park Chase

Arthur Newton Pack and William L. Findley of the Pack Findley Wild Life expedition claim an antelope can sprint 45 miles per hour and jump 15 feet. They photographed the chase in Glacier National Park, noting the animal’s speed exceeds a car's acceleration and that sage brush blocks the vehicle on the run.

Arthur Newton Pack WilHam L. Findley Pack-Findley Wild Life Glacier National Park American Nature Association Pack-Findley American Nature Magazine William L. Findley Findley United States Biological Survey

Noted Attitudes in Territorial Conflicts and Indian Relations

The passage describes settlers defending life and property while Indians are given less protective regard. It argues whites pursued “evening-up” actions with minimal provocation, reflecting a phrase “might makes right” and long-standing racial tensions between red and white races.

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