Smith River Valley Tales of Mayas and Mound Builders
The Smith River valley in Montana is famed for scenic beauty and a deep history. Tales link the area to Mayas and Mound Builders, ancient beads, relics, and neutral healing springs that drew tribes, explorers, and scientists who study the valley’s prehistoric past.
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Meagher County
Smith River Valley
Montana
Gray Mountain
Missouri
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Smith River
Mississippi
Mexico
Lewis and Clark
Navy
President Jefferson
Deep Creek
Yucatan
Central America
Egypt
Atlantis
Queen Moo
Nile
Moo
Moh
Rocky Mountains
United States
Animal Kingdom
The Long Bow of James Bridger and His Wild Tales
Jim Bridger the famed western pioneer told marvels of the Yellowstone region dating to 1829 and 1835. His anecdotal feats included an obsidian cliff, a six hour echo, and a hot lake fish trick, which editors once mocked but later acknowledged with the park’s discovery.
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James Bridger
Jim Bridger
West
Grasshopper
Alder Gulch
Montana
Platte
Missouri
John Colter
Yellowstone National Park
Bridger
Yellowstone Park
Baron Munchausen
New West
Park
Alum Creek
Yellowstone
Old Jim Bridger
St. Louis
Civilization
Palm of Patriotism Goes to Warland
Senator J M Kennedy lauds Warland Lincoln county population 300 for heroic wartime effort. The town raised over 44000 to war finance, each voter contributing about 440 on last election. Every home supported Red Cross, 104 members in the chapter, and garments totaling 6045 were donated.
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J. M. Kennedy
Warland
Lincoln County
Kennedy
Red Cross
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Red Land
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Cascade
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Cascade Bank of
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Capi AL
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N. T. Lease
Clyde Whicox
A. M. Shannon
A. E. Gable
A. F. Bartholomew
J. W. McKenzie
Farm Loan Department