Burkman the Custer packer and the Little Big Horn legend
John Burkman, Custer’s trusted caretaker of horses and hounds, recounts his years with the general from Kentucky to the Little Big Horn. He details dogs, horses, camp life, and the fateful 1876 battle, including Custer's temper, his devotion to animals, and Burkman’s own close calls and duty on the field.
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John Burkman
George Custer
7Th Cavalry
W. H. Banfill
George A. Custer
The
Little Big Horn
Custer
Billings
Railroad’ Depot
Burkman
I. D. O'Donnell
Montana
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Col
William Bent
Colorado
New Mexico
Bent
Upper
Arkansas River
Platte River
Fifth
Missouri Volunteers
Wilson Creek
Lyons
Minnesota
Missouri River
St. Paul
Beaver
Seventh Cavalry
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Dakota Territory
Stanley
Yellowstone River
Black Hills
Fort Lincoln
Lulu
Memphis
St. Louis
Yankton
Black
Yellowstone
Pompey’s Pillar
Louisville
Frogtown
Blue Grass
West
Rosebud
Terry
Isaiah Dorman
Lieut
Varnum
Tom Custer
Dorman
Boot Hill
I. D. O’donnell
Yellowstone Valley
Battle of the Little Big Horn
George Armstrong Custer
D. F. Barry
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An advertising pitch extols Bayer Aspirin as the remedy for fatigue headaches and nagging pains. It urges carrying a supply at home, work, and while traveling, highlighting fast relief for neuralgia neuritis toothache and rheumatic pain. The copy promises harmless use and multiple applications per blister.
Death of renowned author Percival J. Cooney reported
Word reached Butte of the death of Percival J. Cooney a well known author and educator formerly of Butte who died recently in Del Monte California He was born in Saginaw Michigan and was brother to Byron Cooney of Butte and Frank H Cooney of Missoula His notable works include Sons of the Pueblo and Kinsmen.
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Butte
Percival J. Cooney
del Monte
Calif
Cooney
Byron Cooney
Frank H. Cooney
Missoula
Saginaw, Mich
Why Should It Be Difficult to Preacht Any Man
A reflective line argues that a preacher cannot please every man. either acceptance or rejection leads to a simple outcome, suggesting ease in judgment and approach. The speaker implies steadfastness regardless of others’ opinions.
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Bismarck
Washington
Wrey
Reno
Benteen
McDougal
Boston Custer
Reno's Hill
John Ryan
Murat
de Rudio
DeRudio
Gibbon
Curley
Billy Cross
Saalel
Percival Cooney