Pioneer Ben Greenough and Calamity Jane Link in Billings Lore
The reminiscence recounts Ben Greenough, a rugged pioneer of Red Lodge country, friend of Calamity Jane, and early Billings servant who helped build fires at the Headquarters hotel. It covers his youth, cattle work, rivalries, and long ties to Crow and Sioux chiefs, plus his family of celebrated rodeo riders including Turk Greenough and daughters Vena Alice May and Margaret.
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Ben Greenough
Red Ledge
Turk” Greenough
Pendleton
Oregon
Billings
John K. Standish
Ming
Brooklyn
Greenough
Carbon County
Ben
Headquarters
Northern Pacific Railroad
Billings Hardware Company
Red Lodge
Bearcreek
Calamity Jane
Nelson Story Cattle Outfit
Willow Creek
Dan O’shea
Beartooth
Dilworth
Trail Creek
Cody
John Chapman
Bent Bar
Dilworth Cattle Company
Warm Springs
Rocky Fork Railroad Company
Frank Rob
Erts
Roberts
Stage
Joliet
Boyd
Jackson County
Sweetwater
Johnson
Billy Hamilton
Yellowstone Kelly
Kate” Maxwell
Nate Champion
Scoula
Sechaca Pesce
Hrouee
Nate Young
Rosebud
Rock Creek
Slide Rocks
Mike
Beartooth Forest Reserve
Montana
Plenty Coos
Sitting Bull
Vena
W. A. Bale
Alice
Kansas
Frank
Antler
Henrich
Turk
Greenough Boys
Madison Square Gardens
New York
May
Joe Weaver
Margaret
IXL
King Bros
Bill
Wyoming
Corn and flax harvests report in Custer Sheridan counties
Custer and Sheridan counties report the corn crop good while Roosevelt fills with excellent quality corn. Much flax harvest remains with final harvest delayed until frost halts growth.
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Custer
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Coryphodon Jaw Found in Fort Union Formation
Princeton Beartooth expedition scientists report a Coryphodon jaw and tusk unearthed in Bearcreek Montana within Fort Union beds, dating 10 to 20 million years earlier than prior finds. The discovery suggests a longer amphibian-like lineage and potential origins for early mammals and migrations to Europe and America.
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Montana
Carbon County
G. L. Gepsen
E. J. Moses
Princeton University
Beartooth
America
Europe
J. C. F. Siegfriedt
Bearcreek
Red Lodge
Princeton
Siegfriedt
Eagle
Fort Union
Jepsen
Mr. Moses
Wasatch
Rocky Mountain Ranges
Rockies
Rocky Mountain Range
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Erling Dorf
Northwest
Fire danger in Flathead forest declines says supervisor
Supervisor Lloyd Hornby reports fire danger throughout the Flathead forest is nearly gone except Swan valley remains at risk due to less rain. Improvements come from earlier funded emergency crews and updated regulations replacing post fire funding with rapid response. practice fires boost crew readiness and cut response times, as seen in Swan lake district where a speedboat aided transport cut arrival time by one hour.
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Flathead Forest
Lloyd Hornby
Swan Valley
Mr. Hornby
Swan Lake District
Hornby
Swan Lake
Libby Eyes Typhoid Fight Over Milk Pasteurizing Move
Dr J H Crouch state epidemiologist says police and health officer will investigate pasteurizing milk in Libby after raw milk is linked to several typhoid fever cases. The effort aims to rid the city of the disease.
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Libby
J. H. Crouch
Geologists Extend Survey Across Montana Fields
Princeton University geologists along with professors and scientists from eastern universities plan further field research in Carbon and Stillwater counties next summer. They describe southern Montana as a highly intriguing area for geological study, noting its warm climate akin to lower California and Mexico.
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California
Mexico
Princeton University
Montana
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