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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

3

Billings Rises as Eastern Montana Metropolis and Wool Center

A retrospective on Billings Montana tracing its rise from a 1900s village of 5,000 to a modern regional hub. It highlights wool markets, cattle and sheep shippings, pioneer boosters, and early industries including Erickson & Scott laundry, Chapmans saddlery, and the Billings Brewing Co. with its boast of biliousness free beer.

Billings Montana Bilngs Butte Grea Falls Bilgs Burlington Cody Wyo Musselshell Mountains Texas Old Mexico I. D. O’donnell Hesper Farm W. O. Parker Charles King C. M. Blair Custer Sheep Company Snndow Sheep Company Yellowstone County Yellowstone Missouri Japan Pacific Lake of Atlantic Coast New York Ohio Northwest Post Office Department Department of Statistics United States Sterling Ill Spillings Northern Pacific Railway Remount Department Times Erickson & Scott St. Paul First Avenue Twenty-sixth Street W. J. Scott Dakota Line Livingston Sheridan Red Lodge Chapman F. B. Chapman Yellowstone River Billings Brewing Co H Mueller Phil Grein

Log of the Benton steamer preserved by Fort Benton High School

A rediscovered 1881 log from the steamer Benton of the Block U line records its first trip of the year from Sioux City to Fort Benton with 183 tons of freight and 26 passengers, noting wood loads, bars, groundings, and two drownings, along with later notes on pioneers L H Fenske and A L Babcock, and booster-era Billings views.

Benton T. C. Power & Bros Fort Benton Power E. Z. Johnson Loma Sioux City Town Snider's Bedrock Rapid Ponca Warner’s South Bend Nellie Pack Brooke’s Bow River St. Helena Yankton Frankfort Bonhome Island Cowgill Springfield Peninah Nevibrias Running Water Rock Keegan’s Yankton Agency Thar Randall Fort Randall Bar Peas Island Mule Head Cedar Island Black Hills Hot Springs Island la Roches Rosebud Dry Island Peterson's Fort Hale Fort Thompson Crow Creek Island Big Bend Cedar Bluff Fisherman's Farm Island General Terry Fisher’s Fort Pierre Fontanelle Pierre Shaunter Island Terry Fort Sully Fort Bennett Ash Point Hartichook’s Pascal's Island Stockade Point Blue Blanket Island Jordan’s Wood Yar Fort Buford Buford Old Fort Union Red Butte Poplar River Wolf Point Far West Milk River Fort Copelin Fort Peck Wood Yard Fourth Point Peck Rand Round Butte Point Panchette Key West Bufalen Shoals Squaw Creek Squaw Point Helena Paul Morris Carroll Mouth Sandy Cow Island Bud’s Pande Dauphin’s Wood Yard Drowned Man’s Arrow River Hole In Wall Mouth Marias Claggett Sandy Fort Peck Speak Eagle Spread Eagle Poplar Creek Boney Point Red Cloud Fort Stevenson Knife River Bismarck Cannon Ball River Standing Rock Swan Lake Creek Swan Ras Wood Yard Butte McKenzie’s Point Western Cheyenne Nellie Peck Chapel Creek St. John’s Wood Yard General Mead Fort Hale Wonetstar Agency Fort Ranall Newark T. Townsend

Miss Dyer Leads Montana State Freshman Counselor Program

Chief Counselor Miss Dyer of Brady heads Montana State University counseling system for freshman orientation. The program, sponsored by the Associated Women Students, assigns upperclass counselors to advise two or three little sisters throughout their first college year. Miss Dyer belongs to Sigma Kappa and works with Pan-Hellenic Council and the Kaimin staff.

Miss Dyer Brady Montana State University Associated Women Sigma Kappa Social Sorority pan-Hellenic Council Kaimin

Beavers Dig Up Sugar Beets Near Hardin

Deputy Game Warden Frank Star ina reported from Helena that a rancher along the Little Big Horn river near Hardin faced beavers coring sugar beets. Beavers had cleared about a quarter acre, topping and carrying the beets to a lodge for winter use.

Frank Starina Helena Department Little Big Horn Hardin

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Edward B. Reynolds A. I. Babcock A. L. Babcock F. B. Connelly Babcock Wyoming Yellowstone National Bank H. W. Rowley P. B. Moss First National Bank of Billings State Bank Hogue, Robinson & Co Wth Nitory Fort Yates Sullivan's Yard Bend Yates Battle Creek Fort Rice Jack’s Fort Lincoln Lincoln Pamtra Wood Fort Berthold Pleasant Point White Earth River Strawberry Island Fort Claggett Dorothy Dyer Tanya Sakon Glacier Production Company Butte, Mont
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