Indian Chiefs Battle at Little Big Horn Debated by Survivors
A reminiscence recounts the Little Bighorn fight with Two Moons, Wolf Voice, and Fire Crow offering independent views on Sitting Bull’s role and Custer’s defeat. Eyewitness details include fight duration, participant numbers, and later discovery of a soldier’s remains with gold-filled teeth.
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Little Big Horn
George A. Custer
Chas. H. White
Ee G. Wats
Gideon
Fort Eash
George Custer
Fort Keogh
Two Moons
Fire Crow
Wolf Voice
Jim
High Walking
Lame Deer Reservation
Tom Custer
Ete White
Knife
Boy White
Pith Te
Miles
Custer
Daly
Second Cavalry
Fifth Infantry
Crazy Horse
Chief Gall
Mr. Daly
Canada
Brule
Jolly Ola Fire Crow
Crow
John
Sitting Bull
Gall
Ps Batal
Medicine Man
Curly
Elk
Major Brothertom
Kik
Old Maine woman recalls 85 years of change and leisure
Mrs. Adelaide Councilman of Chinook, born 1844 in Massachusetts, recounts life from 1860s frontier work to modern comforts. She recalls candle to electric light, horse travel to planes, home sewing to factories, and rising selfishness and vanishing neighborly hospitality she sees in today’s society.
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Adelaide Councilman
Chinook
Mrs. Councilman
Rochester
Massachusetts
Binghampton
N. Y
Truman C. Councilman
Middle States
Minnesota
Montana
Waite S
First Electric Lamp in Butte
The first incandescent lamp globe used in Montana is on display at Montana Power Co offices in Butte. It belonged to Charles T. Lomas and was one of twelve installed in the E. L. Bonner Co basement in 1884. Lomas recalls living men from the era and notes the globe’s early, socketless design and new wiring methods.
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Montana
Montana Power Company
Butte
Charles T. Lomas
E. L. Bonner Company
Bonner Company
M. J. Connell Company
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Mr. Lomas
Bonner
William Brownfield
Brownfield-Canty Company
Sam Clerke
Clerke-Lague
George P. Porter
George Hoadley
Dude Ranchers to Meet in Billings
Notices for the annual meeting of the Dude Ranchers Association in Billings from November 18 to 20 were sent by Ernest Miller secretary treasure of the Elkhorn ranch in Gallatin canyon. Billings was chosen as a central Montana Wyoming location for the gathering.
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Dude Ranchers Association
Billings
Ernest Miller
Elkhorn Ranch
Gallatin Canyon
Miller
Montana
Wyoming
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