Cattle Order Sparks Bitter Clash Over Fort Buford
Montana stockgrowers protest Captain Ike Sanderson's cattle order on the Fort Buford reservation linking it to Indian agency restrictions. Miles City publisher S A Marney derides the action as despotism, while Sanderson defends the post’s right to impound trespassing cattle.
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Ike Sanderson
Miles City
Fort Buford
Montana
Lou” Grill
Montana Territory
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Executive Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Territorial Board of Stock Commissioners
S. A. Marney
Stockgrowers Journal
U. S. Infantry
Sanderson
Captain Sanderson
Marney
United States
Board of Stock Commissioners of
Territory
Indian Bureau
Territory of
Granville Stuart
R. B. Harrison
Amende Honorable Debate Shakes Fort Buford cattle issue
Captain Sanderson demands an Amende Honorable after a Stock Growers Journal dispute over cattle straying onto Fort Buford lands. Editor Marney defends service to country while criticizing delays and citing Scobey’s three thousand head trespass and efforts to keep peace between cattlemen and federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scobey
Pennsylvania
Appomatox
Bozeman
Freeman to receive degree for civil engineering work
William Bradley Freeman, graduate of Montana State College and Cornell University, will receive the Doctor of Science degree from Montana State College on June 6 for outstanding civil engineering work. Freeman chairs the Colorado committee for trade recovery and is Denver’s Lock Joint Pipe company branch manager handling reinforced concrete sewer and water pipe sales and manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley Freeman
Montana State College
Cornell University
Freeman
Lock Joint Pipe Company
Denver
Denver Citizens Employment Committee
Colorado Committee For Trade Recovery
Merkley Revisits Bozeman As Frontier Capital Revealed
Historian Morris Merkley surveys Bozeman Montana in a new book describing its rise as a cattle empire center. He recalls a 19th century frontier mood with a banked local threat and a famous cattle king amid drought and growth.
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Merkley
Bozeman
William A. Baillie Graham
King’s Council
West
Stalker
Earl of Dunhaven
Wideawake
Fort Ellis
Morris Merkley
Little, Brown and Company
United States
Pittsburgh
Pacific
Georgia
Chicago
Prairie
South
East
New York City
Frontier
Montana
United States Army
Boseman
Gallatin Canyon
Man Borst
Borst
Gallatin
Jane
Livingston
Missoula Street Improvement in 1893 Progress
The Missoula work crew advances grading cleaning and planking Higgins avenue from Main to Front and Front street east from the avenue. A two inch plank gutter is laid and a gentle slope is made beside car tracks as the city plans to macadamize the business district next spring with chained stone gangs kept employed through winter.
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Higgins Avenue
Front Street
Missoula
Missoulian
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A. W. Miles
U. S. Infantry Army Post
Texas
Hollywood
Calif
Grace Stone Coates
Bunsby
Browning
Mr. Merkley
Gallatin County
Missoula Street
Superior Buildings CO
Columbia Falls, Montana
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