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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

7

Livingston 50 Years Old as Railway Roots Grow Rich and Deep

The Livingston anniversary marks 50 years since Northern Pacific railway development began and Clark City Livingston townsite formed. The city’s growth followed rail expansion with shops, a port of entry for Yellowstone traffic, and sturdy civic institutions built through 19th and early 20th centuries.

ELNO Livingston Northern Pacific Railway Company Absaroka Range Yellowstone William Clark Pacific Coast Bozeman Pass Billman Creek Sacagawea Sacagawea Park Great Northwest Far Northwest Hiram Martin Chittenden le Mott United States Army Little Timber Creek Sweet Grass County Billy Lee Buckskin Williams Amos Benson Dan Naileigh Enson’s Landing Wilderness Northern Pacific Railway Bruns and Kurtz Great Bend George H. Carver Bruns Kurtz Clark City Benson’s Landing Clark Street Main Street Northern Pacific Company Crawford Livingston St. Paul Robert L. Perry T. F. Oakes Northern Pacific Bozeman Park County Gallatin County Clark City-Livingston Yellowstone Park Livingston Gazette Henry Frank Sol Frank Percy Frank Park and C Streets Park Lodge Farragut Post Charles Angus Livingston Lodge A. F A. M Royal Arch Masons Yellowstone Lodge Knights of Pythias St. Bernard Commandery Khurum Lodge First National Bank Livingston National Bank National Park Bank Seattle Yellowstone Valley Trail Creek Jardine Gardiner Emigrant Gulch State Highway Department D. P. Bates Chamber of Commerce Montana Dude Ranchers’ Association Park Post American Legion

Upper Bitter Root Valley a Lewis and Clark First Visit Feature

The Upper Bitter Root country in Montana offers rich historic appeal from the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1805 to later fortitude events. It chronicles Clark and the party over passes later named Gib bon pass and details figures such as Alexander Ross and Miss Mary Gallogly, highlighting mountain routes, early mail challenges, and the region’s scenic grandeur.

Bitter Root M. E. Plassmann Montana Camp Creek Ior Glacier Park Lewis and Clark Lolo Pass Clark Lewis Yellowstone Mandans Missouri Boston Nez Perces Gibbon Big Hole Joseph Mary Gallogly Travois Miss Gallogly Lloyd Magruder Elk City Virginia City Alder Gulch Stevensville Bannack Ross Hole Alexander Ross Hudson’s Bay Ross Northwest Company Snake Country Darby Idaho Gen. Gibbon Gibbonsville Upper Bitter Root Country

Denizens of Forest Battle to Death in Love Match

Tragedy north of Libby ends with one bull elk dead after a brutal combat between two rival bulls. Libby residents Herb Warner and J W Weeks found the carcass. Grant Harley later skinned the elk revealing skull fractures and a chest wound from a fierce fight over mates. Deputy Game Warden Dorrington and town authorities oversaw the handling of the carcass.

Libby Marquis of Queensbury Jay Herb Warner J. W. Weeks Pattler Warner Ranch Dorrington Grant Harley

British RAF Captain Latimer Needham Receives Carnegie Honor

Captain C H Latimer Needham of the Royal Air Force, famed as a glider, is awarded the diploma of honor and the Carnegie medal for rescuing a drowning man from Lake Lugano in Switzerland.

C. H. Latimer Needham Royal Air Force Carnegie Trust Switzerland Lake Lugano

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Frank B. Lewis St. Andrew’s Mammoth Absaroka Mountains BAYER N.R. A Rex Trexts
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