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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

Page

3

Pioneer Driller Gordon Campbell Wins In Sweetgrass Arch

Editor Tom Stout chronicles Gordon Campbell’s 1920s return to the Sweetgrass arch in northern Montana after earlier dives into Devils Basin and Cat Creek. Through harsh winters, funding struggles, and skeptical talk, Campbell drilled back to success and found oil, signaling a commercial producer at his north country well.

Devil’s Basin Tom Stout Gordon Campbell Sweetgrass Arch Montana Devils Basin Musselshell County Cat Creek Campbell North Country Kevin

Romantic Tale of John Colter and the Upper Missouri Fur Trade

John Colter, famed Lewis and Clark frontiersman, stays in the Upper Missouri beaver paradise after 1806. He aids Manuel Lisa’s fur post at Fort Manuel, travels hundreds of miles among tribes, fights Blackfeet and Crows, and survives a perilous pursuit by running a gauntlet, escaping into a beaver house, then returning to Lisa’s outfit with legendary endurance.

John Colter Upper Missouri Northwest Colter Lewis and Clark Daniel Boone Fort Mandan Pacific Mississippi St. Louis Missouri River United States Yellowstone Wonderland Big Horn River Wind River Colorado River Jackson’s Hole Yellowstone Country Lisa Big Horn Yellowstone Fort Manuel Clark Marias River Piegan Fort Manuél Jefferson Madison Potts Beaver House Madison River Lisa’s Three Forks Andrew Henry

Pinch Smuggler of Ham and Eggs

George Cooney of Helena, brother of E H Cooney of Great Falls, faces a humorous yet tense border incident at a Mexican track. After paying one peso to cross for breakfast ham and eggs, a guard confiscates his food and money, leaving the horse waiting and the ham and eggs gone. He returns to the stable, curses the staff, and later builds a trading post before a Blackfeet attack alters his fate.

George Cooney Helena E. H. Cooney Great Falls Tia Juana Mexico George Villa Cooney Racing Stable

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