Yellowstone Kelly Pioneer Scout of the Montana War Days
The renowned frontiersman Major Luther S. Kelly known as Yellowstone Kelly, rival of Buffalo Bill, is described as a 68 year old living in Paradise California after a life spanning the Civil War to the Indian wars. He earned fame from youth on the frontier, delivering mail under fire and earning the alias The Little Man With a Strong Heart as he explored Yellowstone and guided Forsyth’s expedition on the Yellowstone River.
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Leona Seeks Romance in Montana and Mountain Fantasies
Leona arrives in Montana from Chicago seeking romance and grand mountains. A Marine recruit plans a mountain picnic and bears talk while Leona imagines peaches and ranch life. Her letters, Montana sights, and a wish to stay reflect a hopeful如果 chance for love and adventure in the state.
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Government to move one third of national army by rail
Montana residents urged to avoid train travel September 1 through 5 as 229000 soldiers are relocated from 3800 cities to 16 cantonments. About 12 percent of passenger coaches will be used, causing possible delays though experts aim to minimize disruption.
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Foreman Murdered at Foley Bros Construction Camp
John Brown, foreman on track work at Great Falls, was struck from behind and killed with a pick handle by laborer Pat Norton after Brown complained about a lack of effort. Norton is held for trial as evidence shows Brown’s skull was crushed in the attack at the Foley Bros. camp.
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Dead hero inspires while coward remains a wart on civilization
A stark aphorism contrasts the enduring respect for fallen heroes with the condemnation of living cowards, framing moral judgment as a universal standard of civilization.
Gerharz Receives Captain Commission in Engineer Section
Henry Gerharz surveyor general of Montana has been named captain in the engineer section of the officers reserve corps by the war department. He was elected from many applicants due to his noted executive and organizational abilities.
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