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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

7

History of the Gallatin Valley and Its Early Builders

A detailed historical survey of the Gallatin Valley tracing exploration from Lewis and Clark in 1805 to the founding of Bozeman and Fort Ellis, with notes on Manuel Lisa Andrew Henry and the Three Forks trading post, early settlements, battles, steamboat ventures, rail survey activity, and the region’s growth through the 19th century highlighting key figures and events.

Missouri Sacajawea Lewis and Clark Charvonneau Madison Jefferson Clark Howard Creek Three Forks Lewis Big Blackfoot Great Falls Montana Manuel Lisa Andrew Henry Lisa Big Horn Yellowstone Chateaus Missouri Fur Company William Clark St. Louis Henry Gallatin Idaho Peter John DeSmet Red Rock Creek Pend d’Oreilles Kalispells Gallatin Valley F. J. Dunbar Plains Bannock City J. M. Bozeman Platte Fort Benton Bozeman Burrell Powder River Mr. Burgell Alder Gulch Gallatin City Atti Flathead Pass Blackfoot Country Rock Canyon Virginia City Belt Range Bridger Pass Fort Smith Shields River Park County Fort Ellis L. S. Wilson Gallatin County Northern Pacific Gallain Fort Pease Iora Jmouth F. D. Peasé Livingston Fort Bilis Fort Elis Gibbon Terry Custer the Times The Pick and Plow Campbell Meagher County Meagher East Gallatin Park Sweetgrass Stillwater Gallatin River

Pioneers of Gallatin Country Social Scene Sparked Bozeman’s Early Life

Bozeman settlers built homes with dirt floors and wood, then formed a rich social life. From Christmas 1864 ball at Stafford and Rice’s hotel to grand Masonic balls, harvest celebrations, and church benefits, residents gathered for dancing, music, and community fellowship, shaping early Gallatin Valley culture.

Gallatin Valley Bozeman Stafford and Rice Main Street Bozeman Avenue Gallatin Lodge No. 6 Gallatin City William Rea William James Puss Rea Mr. Murphy H. H. Mood J. L. Noble Wor John Potter M. Burton W. L. Perkins William Simms P. Thorp J. C. Guy T. R. Edwards H. Anderson Bozeman City Hall William J. Beal Perry Cover J. L. Sparks Guy House Northern Pacific Hotel Odell’s Hall Dr. A. Lamme Davis Wilson C. P. Blakely Richard Lockey Society of Montana Pioneers Florence Baker George Willson Lucy Bozeman City Methodist Episcopal Church W. H. Tracy George Stull Methodist Church A. Lamme Stull

Banner-tail Kangaroo Rat Crowned Champion High Jumper

Banner-tail, the kangaroo rat, is described as the top high-jumper among ro dents, earning the title of champion in this unusual competition.

California Fig Syrup Promotes Digestive Health

An advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for children of all ages. It promises a pleasant taste and a reliable cleanse for liver and bowels, noting directions printed on the bottle and warning against imitation products.

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Julia M. Martin Treasury Albert Gallatin United States Camp Cook Judith’s Mouth Sherman Mississippi United States Army Franklin Pierce Grover Cleveland Monarch Lumber Co Great Falls, Mont Mid Western Wallboard Co Seattle Gallatin Country W. J. Beall Pioneers Society of A. F A. M L. S. Willson W.L. Montague General Willson City Hotel G. W. A. Frazer Washington Ball Hamilton Hall Hamilton Manhattan John Pointer D. L. Shafer Lumbago Ccept Bayer
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