General Scott Earned Reputation as Indian Ally and Fighter
General Scott built a reputation as a friend to Indians through diplomacy and tact. He earned recognition as a true fighter and student of the Indian mind. His exploits in the West began in Montana in 1876, paving the way to authority on Indian affairs.
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West
Montana
Scott
Fort Meade
N. C
Little
Missouri River
Man Who Talks With His Hands Major General Scott
Major General Hugh Lenox Scott, known as Mole Te Goop by the Cheyennes, is profiled as a premier Indian affairs authority and frontiersman who bridged U S military actions and native relations from Custer’s era to the early 20th century. The article traces his West Point days, Civil War and Indian campaigns, diplomacy with the Nez Perce and Crow, roles in Cuba the Philippines Hopi Navajo and Navajo peace efforts, and remarks on his enduring legend.
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Montana
Chinook
Joseph
Miles
Hardin
Custer
Dillon
Gibbon
Big Hole
America
Mole-Te-Gu-op
Mole-Te-Goop
Hugh Lenox Scott
United States Army
New Jersey
Scott
Big Wolf
Mole-Te- Goop
The
Little Big Horn
Benjamin Franklin
West Point
Hudson River
7Th Cavalry
Ig Wolf
Cuba
Wood
Philippines
Sulu
Jolo
United States
General Wood
Kitchen Chair On Auto Bumpers Makes Fine Seat for Rabbit Hunter
Shirley Garrity of Helena recounts a wild jackrabbit hunt from a car chair tied to a bumper. The hunt ends abruptly when a rock pile forces a crash injuring Garrity. the rabbit escapes while Garrity and Charley Hartwig seek medical aid.
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Rabbit Hunter
Shirley Garrity
Helena
Kipling
India
Charley Hartwig
Montana
Charley
Hartwig
Shirley
Gage Brush
Bwano Tumbo Garrity
Mahout Hartwig
Jack Rabbit
Mahout
Bunana Tumbo
Ruth
Two Girls Escape Injury After Motorcycle Crash
Helen and Majorie Domitrovich of Anaconda on a motorcycle collided with a car driven by Paul Pearson. The car then struck a fence before stopping. Both girls escaped injury.
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Helen
Majorie Domitrovich
Anaconda
Paul Pearson
California Man Killed in Car Crash Near Hobson
Charles Harris aged 52 a Los Angeles resident was killed when his car overturned nine miles west of Hobson after he allegedly sped. The vehicle rolled twice crushing his head. Harris's son telegraphed from Los Angeles requesting cremation of the body.
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California
Charles Harris
Los Angeles
Hobson
Harris
California Fig Syrup Advertisement For Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative to prevent constipation in children. It promotes internal cleansing as a first step in sickness and warns to avoid counterfeit fig syrup while recommending the genuine product and dosage guidance for babies and all ages.
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California
Petroglyphs Left By Indians May Always Remain Unsolved
The article argues rock writing or petroglyphs are ancient inscriptions on rock, urging renewed interest and preservation. It cites Lieutenant James H. Bradley and Crow beliefs, notes near Dry Wolf and Black Tail hills in Montana, and recounts a cave with faded red pictographs likely left by Indigenous people.
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Powell
Bureau of Ethnology
Montana
Lake Superior
James H. Bradley
The
Montana Historical Records
Bradley
Clark's Fork
Crow Land
Missouri
Compari
Stanford
Mont
Little Belt Mountains
Wolf Canyon
Black Tail Hills
Monarch Canyon
Belt River
Belt Mountains
Butte's Grand Old Man Keeps Sharp at 102
William Berkin of Butte, aged 102, is totally blind and unable to walk yet his mind remains sharp. A visiting group praised his vitality and answered questions about Montana City, noting he quickly recalled locations and long-ago facts.
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Wiliam Berkin
Butte
Montana City
Prof
C. H. Moore
Helena
Ten Mile Stage Station
Berkin
Professor Moore
McIntosh Apples Shipments Reach New York City
Ten carloads of McIntosh apples were packed in Bitter Root valley for shipment to New York City. The shipment underscores Bitter Root fruit export activity and connects Montana growers with eastern markets.
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New York City
Miner A D Foss Dies in Coal Slide at Brockway Farm
A. D. Foss, 65, was crushed when caught under a coal slide. He lived on his Brockway area farm for many years.
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A. D. Foss
Brockway
Valley Matron Mrs John Dowling Dies in Stevensville
Mrs. John Dowling a Bitter Root valley resident for 41 years and wife of Ravalli county’s first treasurer died at her Stevensville home. A Nova Scotia native she came to Montana in 1883 and married Mr Dowling at Butte before moving to the Bitter Root valley three years later.
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John Dowling
Bitter Root Valley
Ravalli County
Stevensville
Dowling
Nova Scotia
Montana
Mr. Dowling
Butte
Air Mail Route Study Aims To Cut Montana To New York Time
Montana cities form committee to survey a Great Falls to Salt Lake air route via Helena Butte Idaho Falls and Pocatello The plan would lift New York delivery to Montana within about one day and save at least two days overall Ainers discuss requirements for post office approval and arrange interviews with local businesses to gather data
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Great Falls
Salt Lake
Helena
Butte
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
William G. Ferguson
Post Office Department
Glover
Montana
Aaron Singer
Postal Department
New York
Frank Venable
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