Leader's Defiant Roam and Miles Challenge in Indian War Drama
The text depicts a stand by Lame Deer and followers against surrender, with Col. Nelson A. Miles threatening pursuit. It notes tribal leaders like White Bull and Brave Wolf learning of war policy at Tongue River Cantonment and plans for food rations and eventual farming assistance if surrender occurred.
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Tana Lou” Grill
Rosebud Valley
Parpe
Nelson A. Miles
Lame Deer
War Department
Tongue River
Seow Sant Telde
Bane
White Bull
Fort Keogh
Acre River
the Ice
Brave Wolf
Hump
Miles Command
Miles
Casey
Jerome
Star
Deer
Adjutant Baird
Iron Star
Lame Deer’s
Helena Chief Misquoted By London Paper On Earthquake
Helena police Chief Roger D. Smith disputed a London Daily Express story that quoted him on the Oct. 18 earthquake. The article claimed ruins, mass evacuations, and chaotic scenes in Helena, with misattributed statements and sensational details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
London
Ocean
Roger D. Smith
Smith
trans-Atlantic
Temblor
London Daily Express
Atlantic Pho
Express
Mn Express
Fenee
Rockies
Chief Smith
Mr. Smith
Montana Florists Elect New Officers at Bozeman Meet
Feiden of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana State Florists association as about 100 florists and tradesmen gathered in Billings for the 1936 meeting. Other officers named include Sam Bennett as vice president Joe Hopper Jr as secretary Ed Webber as treasurer and A H Gregory as director for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Feiden
Great Falls
Rounders and the Clark Checks in Butte Adventure
A tale recalls W A Clark Jr giving away suits in Butte and a stuck Two-Bit Billy who pressed a hollow check for cash. The article shifts to military history, detailing Miles campaigns against Sioux and Northern Cheyenne bands around Fort Keogh, the Lame Deer fight, and the suppression of hostiles in eastern Montana.
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W. A. Clark Jr
Butte
Micky
Billy
W. A. Clark
Clark
Lame Deer
Dickey
Poole
Seventh Cavalry
The
Little Big Horn
7Th U. S
Brand
High Bluffs
Miles
Fort Keogh
Sitting Bull
Candian
Ball
Lazelle
Brisbin
Snyder
Yellowstone County
Montana
Girl Swallows Balloon Dies at School
Seven year old Marie Kass choked on a deflated penny balloon during recess at the school yard. Her friend Florence Krill alerted a teacher and Dr. Roscoe Broughton reported death from heart failure caused by the fright from swallowing the balloon. Marie was the daughter of C. H. Kass, Laurel cafe proprietors, and survived by her parents and five siblings.
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Marie Kass
Marie
Florence Krill
Genevieve Quigg
Roscoe Broughton
C. H. Kass
Laurel
Laurel Unveils FHA Model Home Attracts 2000 Visitors
Laurel opened its first FHA built model home to the public with over 2,000 visitors in four days. The colonial style dwelling features modern layouts, air conditioning, a granite yard, and complete furnishings from Laurel merchants. The exhibit notes the early English origin of the submarine in 1620.
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Laurel
FHA
Tors
Hardin
Columbus
Red Lodge
Billings
Worden
Park City
Molt
Ranchester
Wyo
Laurel Merchants
Don't Guess But Know About Bayer Aspirin Safety
A health advisory urges consulting a family doctor about safe regular use of headache remedies and highlights Bayer Aspirin as a fast relief option. It notes physicians once warned against many remedies, but Bayer Aspirin is presented as widely proven and safe for regular use by many users.
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Fifth Infantry
Yellowstone
Ee Dean
Cova
Dickovens
Feiden
Montana Florists
Rosebud
Kan
Big Muddy
Seagram
House of Seagram
Canarias
America
Seagram’s
Cfay
New York
Turkeys
Fox
Fox Plan
Turkey House OF America
Fulton Market
Chicago
England
Bayer Aspirin
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