Miles Pursuit of Sitting Bull Harsh Winter 1876
General Miles led the Fifth Infantry in a harsh 1876 chase of Sitting Bull across Montana. Battling early snow, scarce rations, and freezing nights, Baldwin's detachment struck at Red Water while Miles strove to trap the Sioux leader who eventually crossed into Canada.
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Nelson A. Miles
Sitting Bull
Fifth Infantry
Tongue River
Northwest
Cedar Creek
Yellowstone River
Gali
Pretty Bear
Missouri River
Miles
Yelloowstone River
Big Dry
Garfield County
Yellowstone
Missouri
George Boyd
Boyd
Snyder
Lieut
Baldwin
Red Water
Assinniboine
Red Water River
Squaw Creek
McClellan Creek
Montana
Frank D. Baldwin
Canada
Fort Keogh
Fort Peck
Milk River
W. P. Clark
Second Cavalry
Frenchman’s Creek
Clark
Rice
49Th Parallel
Fort Buford
Standing Rock Agency
Grading of Highway Is Showing Progress Near Havre
Grading of the Wild Horses trail north of Havre advances as fast as weather allows by the Tomlinson Arkwright Co of Great Falls. Four and one half miles are in the contract for a federal aid farm to market highway extending toward the Canadian line.
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Havre
Tomlinson-Arkwright Company
Great Falls
Canadian Line
Silver output in Montana analyzed by Inventory team
The Montana silver production from 1862 to 1934 is estimated at 641.3 million fine ounces. Most output, 470 million ounces, comes from Silver Bow county mines. 172.85 million ounces come from 19 other counties led by Granite and Jefferson.
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Montana
F. C. Gilbert
Inventory of Mineral Resources of
FERA
Montana School of Mines
Silver Bow County
Granite
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Broadwater
Meagher
Deer Lodge
Flathead
Madison
Powell
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Montana Lou” Grill
Gen
Terry
Conoco Baia
Tae
Conoco
Almen and Timken
Indianapolis
O.K
Continental Oil Company
Pe Sturrocsa
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Comon Foods
Union Medical Association
Rex