Resting Cowboys Show Hospitality and Hardy Spirit
A portrait of 1880s Montana cowboys contrasts the hard outdoor life with their famed hospitality. Roosevelt and Nye praised range riders for courage, loyalty, and generosity while noting the split between industrious cowboys and idle free riders. Pony Bill recalls a Moon Creek camp where rest, writing, singing, and lively camp life unfold under cottonwood shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
New York World
Nye
West
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Pony Bill
Moon Creek
Mortana
Miles City
Bob Ingersoll
Singer
Miles
Yellowstone Park to distribute bison and bears to other facilities
The National Park Service plans to ship bison, grizzly bears and black bears from Yellowstone to preserves, zoos and gardens. Buffalo shipments begin in November or December, bears on receipt. A fee of 55 to 70 dollars per buffalo and 75 dollars per bear covers crates and transport. shipments are express collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park Animal World
Park Service
Gardiner
Mont
F. O. B. Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
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Montana Lou” Grill
Missouri
Mr. Roosevelt
Montana
Petto and
Marrizen
Gonred
Kele Gumpang
Jean Marris
Lgr
Malta
Penn
Irvin Shope
Missoula
Shope
Eddie