Miles City Pioneer Recalls Fort Keogh Tales and Old Miles City
The observer recalls 1877 near Fort Keogh with a drunken guard sergeant confrontation led by First Sergeant Thompson. He notes Thompson’s Civil, Sioux, Spanish-American and World War service and earlier work at Fort Keogh as interpreter. The piece also recounts the MacQueen house era as a cattlemen hub with rapid deals and a 1888 stock sale on Powder River.
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J. O'Malley
NN Kid
Miles City
Fort Keogh
Tom
Thompson
E. Company
5Th Infantry
H. C. Thompson
W. D. O'Toole
Keogh
N. A. Miles
A. H
Joe) Sweirdfiger
Colonel Thompson
The
Star
C. H. Land
Tom Tow
Frank Sebastian
Jesse Garland
John M. Holt
James S. Keogh
H. R
Enillipe
Jim Conly
G. Ingersoll
Co. Strevel
Richard Browen
Joe Leighton
William Harmon
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Ater MacQueen House
Smee
Walter
N. MacQueen
Oe Hotel
Een House
W. E
Billy) Andrews
United States
MacQueen House
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Matt Murphy
Flat Willow
Line Creek
Powder River
Murphy
Old Miles City Mysteries and a Prolific Calf Conundrum
A Montana column recalls a 50 year old cattle math puzzle by Monta na Lou Grill about a cow with 21 years of calving producing 1 873 cattle. It also recounts three Park Street 1880s incidents in Miles City a fatal shot mystery a stabbing and a near fatal throat slash with no clues and a closing quip about ribbing from women.
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Montana
Connecticut
Miles City
Jacob
Vaid
Captain Webster
Park Street
Ben Frankin
Jack Moore
Franklin
Powder River
Curly Rainy
Poker Jim’s
Redd
Poker Jim
Moore
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D. J
N-N
Kid” O'Malley Mains
Bioneer
Miles du
Jack Webster
Park and Bridge Streets
Louis King
Red Ward
Kid White
Louie King
White
Wood
Col
U. S
Beead
Henry Thiessen
Old Union Stockyards
Spokane
Wash
Culdesac
Idaho
J. K. Ford Stockyards
Spokame
Conocs
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Texas
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Cole