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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

3

Montana Song Authors Tied To Bohemian Gathering

Charles Cohan and Joe Howard wrote the lyrics and music for the song Montana at a Butte bohemian gathering. The tune became a hit, led to a sale to support the Montana Orphans' Home, and earned the home thousands in proceeds. Howard's company later performed it in Helena before the governor and others. The song was widely embraced by Montana troops in Paris.

Mr. Cohan Joe Howard Charlies Cleveland Cohan Butte Daily Miner Montana Butte Montana Orphans’ Home Orphans’ Home Treasury Howard Helena Cohan American Expeditionary Forces Paris Old City

Myron Lockwood dies. Battle of the Big Hole survivor

Myron Lockwood, a noted survivor of the Battle of the Big Hole and one of 34 citizen volunteers under Captain J. B. Catlin, died in California at 76. He endured a shattered hip in the 1877 Nez Perce clash and later declined a life position in Washington offered by General Sherman, choosing to remain in the West.

Myron Nez Perces Joseph Lockwood Montana McClellan Army of the Potomac Antietam Burnside McDowell Hooker Gettysburg Fort Benton Missouri River Prickly Pear Helena Gallatin Bar Malcolm Clark Prickly Pear Valley Frenchtown Bitter Root Valley the Big Hole Missoula Gibbon Big Hole River Rocky Mountains Rye Creek White Bird Wr. Burch Rawn Amos Buck Billy Edwards Deer Lodge Charles A. Woodruff Leutenant Bradley Vilage Myron Lockwood Sherman West Washington Big Hole Joseph and Looking Glass

Governor Stewart Returns From Governors Conference

Governor Stewart concluded the tenth annual governors conference in Annapolis with a pledge to support returning soldiers. The meeting addressed Reconstruction issues and the placement of service members into civilian life, with cabinet members Baker Daniels Lane Houston Wilson presenting upon their departments.

W. Stewart Annapolis Union Alaska Newton D. Baker Josephus Daniels Navy Franklin K. Lane the Interior David F. Houston Agriculture William B. Wilson

Herd Size in Yellowstone Grows to Thousands of Elk and Buffalo

Report notes more than 3,000 cow elk in Yellowstone Park and about 400 head of buffalo. Officials worry the growing herds will surpass available pasture space in a few years, raising management challenges for the park.

Yellowstone Park

Phil B- the Last Miner of a Gulch in Montana

In a memory filled tale, Matt W. Alderson recalls Phil B- the last remaining old-timer in a Montana gulch. He mined for gold decades earlier, refused a fortune to move away, and relied on a raffled gold watch as neighbors aided him, keeping him alive for years before his infirmities, and his final days, are told.

Phil Matt. W. Alderson Montana Phil B Bert Hfe

Montana Ends Open Saloon Era With Statewide Dry Reform

Montana has moved into a dry era as lawmakers close about a thousand saloons and ban the manufacture and shipment of alcoholic beverages. The article recalls earlier reforms and notes the prominence of horse racing and figures like Marcus Daly in Montana’s gambling history.

Montana North South Dakota Wyoming Idaho Alberta Marcus Daly Butte Anaconda Hamilton America Daly

The Steady Subscriber Pays in Advance

A nostalgic verse celebrates the steady subscriber who pays in advance at year’s start. The poem praises prepaid subscriptions, the cheer they bring to the office, and the glad acceptance by family and readers alike. It extols the value of timely payments and loyal readers.

Ember

Seed Oats Short Forces Government Purchase

Canada passes order in council to buy seed oats for western farmers as crop runs very short. Officials anticipate needing several million bushels to be imported to meet demand.

Obituary of a dependable prospector who died after illness

An aged prospector died after a brief hospital stay following a period of illness. He was known for independence, home loyalty, and readiness to help friends. He paid his way or endured hunger, avoided charity, and left his door as he found it when away. He inspired those who knew him.

Prospector

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Harley Cohar Ters Treasure State Charles Cleveland Cohan Butte Miner Spa J. B. Catlin Trail Creek Sanno Comba Browning Williams Logan Stewart Elk Buffalo Rahe John Barleycorn
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