Kenneth McKenzie and Fort Union in Montana's Red River Era
The article recalls Kenneth McKenzie known as King of the Missouri who ran Fort Union, hosting Audubon Maximilian and Catlin. It notes trade rivals, liquor conflicts with Wyeth, smallpox plague of 1837, and McKenzie’s de facto rule, armor suits, and the fort’s decline as Mondak rises nearby.
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Kenneth M’kenzie
Montana
Fort Union
Mondak
Fort Benton
Great Northern
Upper
Missouri
Yellowstone
King
West
John James Audubon
North America
St. Louis
Maximilian
Prince of
Wied
Catlin
Fort Here
George Catlin
Jim Bridger
Bridger
Nathaniel J. Wyeth
Columbia River
Mountain
Prairie
Wyeth
Fort
States
McKenzie
William Clark
Fur Company
Washington Irving
Captain Bonneville
Canada
United States
Charles Larpenteur
Fort Union Wyeth
Poor More
Jackson’s Hole
Bonneville
American Fur Company
Hudson’s Bay Company
Indian Department
England
Fort Clark
Audubon
Great
Hudson's Bay Organization
Kenneth MacKenzie
Studebaker Essay Contest for Montana Youth
The T. C. Power Motor Car Company offers Montana youths under 15 a cash prize contest for the best essay titled Why We Should Buy a Studebaker. Prizes are 75, 25, and 10 dollars in gold for first, second, and third. Enter by June 15, with details available in Helena before May 15.
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T. C. Power Motor Car Company
Montana
Studebaker
Helena
Coal Camp War Hero With Rich Valor Record
Robert Nickovich of Beavercreek former intelligence worker and linguist from Montana earned the D S C Croix de Guerre and four citations for bravery and distinguished service. He applied for veterans compensation and spoke little of his deeds while living with relatives in Bearcreek crippled from Siberian service after enlisting in 1918 and discharge in 1921.
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Robert Nickovich
Beaverceck
Siberia
Nickovich
Bearcreek
Veterans’ Bureau
Sheridan
Wyoming
Intelligence Department of
The
Army
Secret Service
Montana
GS ‘Ett
Paris Defies Turkey Over Syrian Border Troop Concentration
Paris denounces Ankara as it voices anger at the concentration of Turkish troops on the Syrian border. The expression of hostility underscores growing strain in Franco Turkish relations and regional security concerns.
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Paris
France
Turkey
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Larpenteur
Mr. McKenzie
Fort William
Kevin Oil & Gas Company
Treasury
Tom
Kevin Oil & Gas Co
A. J. Archambault
W. 8. Werman
Fourth Avenue
North
Great Falls