Bonneville's Early Trail Into Montana Lands
A historical recount of Captain Bonneville's 1832 expedition from Fort Osage, detailing his 110-person party, trade goods, and encounters with White Plume and the Crow and Gros Ventre tribes. It describes landmarks, fur trade intrigues, and vivid descriptions of trapping culture and the rugged frontier setting en route to what is now Montana.
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Bonneville
State OF
Montana
M. E. Plassmann
Washington Irving
Scott
Cross the Plains
Irving
Lfe
B. L. E. Bonneville
France
America
Thomas Paine
West Point
7Th Regiment
New York
Astor
Ashley
Manuel Lisa
American Fur Company
Harvey
Rocky Mountains
United States
Pacific
Macomb
Bonnaville
Fort Osage
Walker
Cerre
White Plume
Platte
Nebraska
Chimney Rock
Scott’s Bluff
Laramie Fo K
Ife
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Dignified Blackfeet Judge Presides In Tribal Court
In Browning a Blackfeet Indian police court, led by Chief George Star, convicts a husband for alleged wife beating while the wife testifies. Star warns of strict penalties, then adjourns after ordering the husband to leave his father in law’s home and provide for his family.
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Warren W. Moses
Supreme Court
Browning
Indian Police Court
Glacier Park Hotel
George
Star
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
George Star
Park
Blackfeet Indian Police Court
Federal
Judge Star
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Old Agency
Lower Two Medicine Lake
Birch Creek
Cut Bank Creek
Washington, D. C
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pablo
Missouri River
Montana Historical Society
Fort Louis
Mrs Coolidge Proficient With Typewriter Since School Days
Mrs Coolidge demonstrates expert use of the typewriter, recalling her work as a schoolteacher where she first learned to operate the machine. The anecdote highlights her longstanding skill and familiarity with typing as a productive tool.
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Irvine
Williams
Bonne
Ville
Pierre
Fontenelle
Ford
Champion Spark Plug Co
Toledo, Ohio
Windsor
Ont
London
Paris