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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1922

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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
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