Montana Lou Dewitt and the Sioux in the Black Hills
Louis Dewitt recounts his years as a guide and interpreter for the Seventh Cavalry in the 1870s and 1880s amid the Black Hills and Badlands. He details encounters with Sioux leaders Sitting Bull Gall Crazy Horse and Dull Knife, the Little Bighorn aftermath, and his role securing peaceful surrender talks. He recalls Custer’s fate and his own service as an Indian scout and interpreter.
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Montana official takes new post in Oklahoma
M. A. Bell, longtime superintendent of the North Montana branch experiment station, has moved to Woodward Oklahoma to assume leadership of the southern Great Plains field station. The krone is noted as the monetary unit of Norway and Denmark.
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Montana Pioneer Pierse Dies After Varied Montana Career
Allen Pierse 88 longtime Montana figure and Rocky Mountain Husbandman publisher died recently in Los Angeles while visiting relatives. Born 1856 in St Paul Minnesota, he drove stagecoaches from Deer Lodge to the Sim Estes place, built a dance hall, learned to fiddle, and later ran sheep futures and mines. He served as Meagher county treasurer and clerk, and held several civic posts in Neihart Great Falls and White Sulphur Springs.
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Montana A A U Chapter to Hold Annual Meeting in Butte
Montana’s A A U chapter will meet in Butte on November 15 to transact a record amount of business and elect officers for the coming year. Bob Corette of Butte serves as president and Agence Saylor of Winnett as vice president. Juliet Carson, founder of cooking schools, was born February 14, 1842. The word alphabet derives from alpha and beta.
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