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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
7
Investigators note Montana and Canadian tribes show strong parallels between Native beliefs and ancient global practices. The Blackfeet, Crow, Cheyenne, Assinniboin, and Sioux tribes reveal taboos, animal deification, and ritual dances fading as modern pressures rise, with few medicine men remaining.
Montana beet industry marks silver jubilee since 1905 with four factories Chinook Sidney Billings Missoula. Harvest near, yield seen better than last year with 11 to 13 tons per acre expected, total farmers’ return around 1.6 million dollars, factory payrolls and regional livestock feeding tied to the season.
Pat F. Tucker of Livingstone, now 73, recalls first visiting Butte in 1878 with 108 stage horses for Wells Fargo Express. He says he taught Charles M. Russell to “fork” a cayuse and rode with him for years. Tucker has written for Two Gun magazines and finished a memoir, Sixty Four Years in the Saddle, to be published by Harcourt in October with illustrations by Russell.
The state historical library has copies of The Day of the Cattleman by Ernest Osgood PhD professor at the University of Minnesota. The book draws on years of research and covers western cattle industry history, range cattleman ventures, open range era, and cattle boom dynamics. It notes Osgood’s prior teaching in Helena and his Wisconsin PhD work.
Fragmentary snippet from the San Prem oiso Chronicle presents disjointed lines about marriage, wages, and fate. It includes a reference to a father digger earning $125 daily at age twenty and ends with verses attributed to Pope and a cryptic line about a sign of an evil mini Syren.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as an absolute antidote for headaches and other pains. It urges keeping the medicine at the office and home and carrying a tin for frequent headaches, claiming quick, complete relief without depressing the heart.
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