Keeping the Peace on the Musselshell River Frontier
The account follows Corporal John Stanley and the Third Infantry as they patrol central Montana after Custers Massacre and Nez Perce threats. It notes fort building at Fort Maginnis, a Sioux raid near Two Dot, and Stanley’s leadership in scouting duties with Fort Logan and Fort Custer.
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John Stanley
Third Infantry
Montana
Two Dot
Fort Maginnis
Custer
Nez Perce
Stanley
Young Stanley
South
Georgia
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Big Hole
Wilkesbarre
Mr. Stanley
Loder
Musselshell
Sylves Thoes Serwines
St Stanley
Warwick
Eighteenth Infantry
Judith Basin
Eighteenth
Stuninaisis
Tel Se Mee
Fort Keogh
Fort Ellis
Coulgon
Coulson
Boothill Cemetery
Thomas Ruger
Department of
Little Big Horn
Big Horn
Fort Leavenworth
Port Custer
Fifth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Second Cavalry
Mags High Intiplcay
Whistler
Griffith
Billings
A. A. McElwain
Bunky
Leavenworth
Fort Logan
Corporal Stanley
Lewistown
David Hilger
Fergus County
Change in Airway Service Between Three Montana Cities
National Parks Airways discontinued the afternoon flight linking Butte Helena and Great Falls on October 1 after ending the air mail stub run on September 15. The line will run only for passenger support until October 1 to alert daily round trip travelers. Revenue from passengers did not cover the operating cost.
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Butte
Helena
Great Falls
National Parks Airways
Post Office Department
Montans
Hughes buys nearly 4000 acres in Judith Basin land deal
William L Hughes of Stanford closes the largest Judith basin land sale in years, purchasing almost 4000 acres of grazing land in Pigeye basin west of Utica from First National Bank of Hobson and eastern owners. He now owns over 13 000 acres in Fergus county and Willow creek holdings, with 1 008 cattle and 2 000 sheep, aims to boost summer range.
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Judith Basin
William L Hughes
Stanford
Pigeye Basin
Judith River
Utica
First National Bank of Hobson
Eastern
Herbert Woodward
Hobson
Mr. Hughes
Hughes Livestock Company
Willow Creek
Fergus County
Waite Land and Livestock Company
Merrimac Cattle Company
Geyser
William D. Hagen
Robert B. Pryor
Della Noel Jones
Martin J. Jones
Floyd P. Gerrish
Elbert E. Eyerly
G. Rand
Alvin L. Smith
Edward Reed
H. D. Rogers
J. M. Pryor
Sage Creek Sheep Company
L. H. Hamilton
Vermont
Windham
Montana
Cayuse Basin
8. G. Ingersol
Auto deaths rise in Montana with 1930 toll 76
Montana records show seventy six people killed by automobiles in 1930, reflecting a growing trend as the prior year saw more than 120 fatalities from motor car accidents statewide.
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Montana
Western Girl's Lucky Day IVE Candles Story
A fragment describes a child named J Wilton of 2528 So Grand Ave Los Angeles California and a mother praising California Fig Syrup for maintaining health. It mentions uses for cold relief and general vigor but is unclear and fragmented.
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J Wilton
Grand Ave
le Angeles
Cal
California
Sean
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