Lone Montana pioneer Graeter recalls frontier life in Butte
A. F. Graeter of Dillon, sole survivor of Montana’s pre-63 old timers, visited Butte for Colonel Bartlett’s funeral. He recalls flights from Bannack to Denver, famed 1862 buggy, and a life of mining, groceries, and bank work. He credits exercise for longevity and reflects on Saxe and Omaha.
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Territory
Butte
A. F. Graeter
Dillon
Graeter
W. F. Bartlett
A. J. Davis
Eda A. Lewis
Fort Benton
A. B. Davis
Allentown
Ohio
Warren
Florence
Missouri
Omaha
Thirteenth
Farnum Streets
Denver
Blake Street
Cherry Creek
Saxe
John G. Saxe
Placer
Colorado
Bannack
Carpenter’s Bar
Peter Saxe
Garrison
Helena
Placer Mining
Clark
Mr. Graeter
Ilinois
St. Louis
Virginia City
Wall
J. J. Roe and Company
Diamond R Freight Company
A. E. Graeter
John Neubert
Don Kohrs
M. H. Lott
Granville Stuart
Frank Woody
John F. Work
E. M. French
A. Lewis
James H. Gallop
Lou P. Smith
J. Manfield
Charles McDermott
Narcisse LeDoux
James McGovern
Swiss chef Rampou rises to run Rampou's Cafe in Butte
Edouard Rampou, longtime chef to three nations and seven years with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, becomes proprietor of Rampou's Cafe in Butte. Born in the Swiss Alps, he cites service at Ritz London, Imperial Hotel Cork, Knickerbocker New York, Yellowstone Park, and Spokane. He recalls Roosevelt as a dynamic eater with strict routines and a love for gin cocktails and heavy breakfasts.
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Rampou
Butte
Mont Blanc
France
England
Ireland
America
Ritz
Carlton
Imperial Cafe
London
Paris
Biarritz Hotel
Biarritz
Royal Club
St. James Street
Queens Hotel
Leicester Square
Imperial Hotel
Cork
Royal Victoria Hotel
Killarney
Knickerbocker Hotel
New York
Yellowstone Park
Spokane
Wash
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Chef Rampou
President Fallieres
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Finnen Haddie
Davenport Villa
Edouard Rempou
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