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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
7
The 1541 Coronado expedition, led by Francesco de Coronado, marched into the central west of present day United States seeking the mythical Seven Cities of Cibola. Spaniards believed immense riches awaited beyond northern Mexico but the voyage ended in failure and disgrace for its leader.
The mythic wealth of Cibola lured Coronado and Black Stephen into a costly raid on New Spain. Niza the priest and Stephen’s followers spread tales of turquoise doors and riches, prompting Spanish deployment and a fierce siege at Granada. No gold was found. Coronado’s expedition ended in loss of prestige and governorship.
Richard Ringling donors a Waldorf Astoria grand challenge silver cup for the top bronc buster at the Bozeman Roundup opening this August. A Montana saddle, cost 3000 dollars and built in El Paso, arrives for display at Roundup HQ, intended for Colonel Teddy Roosevelt.
Mid-northern gusher on West dome reports 1200 to 1300 barrels daily, with Frantz offset yielding about 1600 barrels per day. Craig notes deeper sand, long life, easy handling, no gas, steady flow and high gasoline content. Four inch pipeline at capacity. 55000 barrel storage tank in use. Sand thickness around 25 feet in other field parts.
Louis A. Campbell county agent showcases a 514 foot rye measuring at Havre offices. S K Barton provided the sample and reports 150 acres of rye averaging over five feet in height with a promising record yield. Barton farms about 11 miles south of Havre in Bearpaw.
A brief notice from a Montana publication lists a post office box address in Great Falls with reference to P 0 and location Box 1205 marked in the header.
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