Dreams of Jimmy McGinnis Came True the Day He Died
Wild tale from Washoe Montana and Cooke City recounts the Cheyenne stand at Lame Deer and the murder case of Head Chief and Young Mule. Dick Strachan recalls McGinnis the prospector who found a promising vein after decades of toil and died content in his quest.
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Jimmy McGinnis
Jack Thompson
Jimmy Mic
Jimmy
Dick Strachan
Deer Lodge
McGinnis
Tommy
Washoe
Mont
Horseshoe Mountain
Cooke City
Alder Guld
Montana
Mey
Cooke
Henderson
van Dyke
Danny Ross
Daisy
Guggenheim Ranch
Ride to Death in Cheyenne Clash Ends War Trail
Indians meet Head Chief and Young Mule in a camp battle after a warned arrest attempt. After sacred dances and war rites, the two brave warriors are killed in a dawn fight with troops and police. One white man wounded, a horse dies. spirits haunt the site.
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First Cavalry
Lame Deer Agate Aga Aaa
Keem
Cian
Ing
Pony
Livingston Plans First Fresh Water Trout Derby
Livingston prepares for a spring big trout derby with a $1,000 prize for the largest fish. The event centers on a designated Yellowstone River section with a set date after river-flow study, inviting national anglers and featuring additional competitions. Jack Stevens leads the effort as executive secretary and derby manager.
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Livingston
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Stevens
Anaconda Chamber of Commerce
Montana
United States
Stevens
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Missouri
Boulder
Stillwater
Shields
Mystery Writer from Montana Girl Reaches Cascade Friends
Copies of The Corpse Grows a Beard by Margaret Scherf reached Cascade via publishers G. P. Putnam Sons. Scherf, born in Fairmont West Virginia, lived in Wyoming and New York, came to Cascade with her parents, finished Cascade High School in 1925, studied at Antioch College, and now resides in Elizabeth.
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Montana
Margaret Scherf
Cascade
G. P. Putman & Sons of
New York
Fairmont
W. Va
Wyoming
C. H. Scherf
Cascade High School
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Elizabeth
Ram Sale at Gallatin Slated for October 10
About 500 ram lambs and yearling rams from Gallatin county flocks will be offered at the Gallatin ram sale on October 10 after selection by a culling committee from more than 700 listed. N. L. Towne chairs the sale committee. Four breeds are represented: Hampshire Ram bouillet Corridale and Columbia.
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Gallatin
N. L. Towne
Gallatin County
Hampshire
Rambouillet
Corridale
Columbia
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Lame Deer Agency
Young Mule
By Elno
Ore Dick
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Conoco
Oi-Plate
Continental Oil Company
Ae Conoco