Frontier yarn of Heaney Healey and Hamilton trading post
Old Irishman Pat Heaney tells how 1869–1870 together with Al Hamilton and John Healey they built Fort Healey on Belly river St Mary's forks and fed Blood Indians before a Piegan war party led by Cut Hand approached, risking a shootout between Bloods and Piegens and white traders.
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Montana
State
Pat Heaney
Canada
Montana Line
Heaney
Crondelet Barracks
St. Louis
Idaho
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Laramie
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Gallatin City
Missouri
Northwest Territories of Canada
Sun River
Belly River
St. Mary’s River
Fort Healey
Old Hooper
Marias River
Cut Hand
Healey
Hamilton
Healey, Hamilton and Heaney
Eugene M. Baker
Cutland
Hugh Kirkendall
Jose
Bull
Marias
Pioneer who killed ghost buffalo of Sioux forced by Jesse James
Niles P. Sorenson of Miles City recounts killing the famed eastern Montana buffalo eluding Sioux for years. He describes tracking the bull, the brutal hunt, Sioux capture at night, his ransom-like trade for robes, and interactions with Chief Afraid-of-His-Horse and Jesse James era collateral tales.
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Ghost Buffalo
Jesse James
Leslie A. Cox
Montana
Niles P. Sorenson
Miles City
Redskins
Sorenson
Dakota
Little
Missouri River
Missouri
Sels P. Sorenson
United States
Denmark
Wyoming
James
Has
A. D. McAusland
Claymore Arms Company
New York City
Buttes
Dickinson
North Dakota
McAusland
Forest road funds allocated to Montana projects
Federal and state officials agreed to apportion 700000 of U S forest road funds to Montana for forest highway improvements and new construction. Projects include Middle Fork Flathead 200000 and Lolo Pass 100000, with 50000 additions from the forestry development fund for Centennial Divide and Smith River roads.
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State Highway Commission
United States
Montana
Associated United States Forester
PE. A. Sherman
Middle Fork
Flathead Road
Forestry Office
Belton
Glacier Park
Monarch-Logging Creek
Lookout Pass
Mineral County
Bitter Root-Big Hole
St. Regis
Lewis and Clark Pass
West Gallatin
Lolo Pass
Libby-Rexford
Centennial Divide
Madison County
Smith River
Forestry Development Fund
George W. Lanstrum
Secretary of Agriculture
State Commission
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J. C. Taylor
Bynum, Mont
U.S. Forest
Bayer