Chief Mountain Legend and Sentinel of the Plains
Chief Mountain stands four miles from the Canadian border near St. Marys Lake and Glacier Park. The Blackfeet lore weaves a tale of a brave chief, his wife, and a fatal mountain tragedy, while Thunderbird worship and Brave Dogs rites mark the site. The mountain also framed border escapes for outlaws and refugees, from Custer survivors to Nez Perces and Cree bands, now watched by eagles as traffic to Glacier Park speeds by.
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Montana
Chief Mountain
Canadian Boundary Line
St. Mary’s Lake
Glacier Park
Rockies
Savith
Blackfeet
Pend d’Oreilles
Nose
Red Flower
Sitting Bull
Canada
Uncle Sam
Bear Paw Mountain
Chief Joseph
Miles
Little Bear
Rocky Boy
Pershing
Mounted Police
Montana wood pulp supply could give state paper for over century
United States forest service surveys show 1 750 million feet of pulpwood in northwestern Montana near the Blackfoot and Flathead forests. A mill could produce about 36 500 tons of newsprint annually, with western states as main markets and railroads as transport links. Raw materials power water and fuel locally, plus potential byproducts from smelters to aid production.
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Montana
Blackfoot
Flathead
United States Forest Service
West
United States
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri River
Flathead Lake
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Columbia Falls
Kalispell
Somers
Pulpwood
Flathead County
FlJnthead Lake
Great Northern Railway
Marion
Polson
Dixon
Anaconda
Great Falls
State School of Mines
New England
Texas
Louisiana
Nulpwood
Canada
North Fork
Flathead River
Fernie
B. C
Plathead River
Swan River
Forest Service
Mountain States Power Company
Missoula
Helena
Billings
Butte
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
Deadwood
S. C
Laramie
Casper
Granger
Wyo
Denver
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Colo
Galveston
Tex
Northern Pacific Railway
Canyon Creek
Deep Creek
Big Creek
Man Victimized Banks Is Taken Back to Utah
James A. Kaddas alias Polis, arrested in Butte on grand larceny warrants, is accused of stealing 36000 from three banks in Utah and Colorado. Grand Valley Bank in Grand Junction lost 24000, Price Commercial Bank 8000, and Carbon County Bank in Price 4000. Forgeries may add thousands.
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James A. Kaddas
Polis
Butte
T. K. Kilter
Carbon County
Utah
Kaddas
Price
Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Valley Bank of
Price Commercial Bank
Carbon County Bank
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