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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

10

Photographing the Whirlwind Tracks Northern Montana Funnel

A Blaine county surveyor A G Middleton photographed a rare funnel shaped cyclone near Chinook Montana last summer. The storm tore a county bridge and several homesteaders shacks from their foundations as it sped southward. Middleton captured the event with his kodak amid the roar of the wind.

Montana A. G. Middleton Blaine County Middleton Chinook Kodak

Life and adventures of James Gemmell in Canada and the West

The long life of James Gemmell unfolds from his 1837 Canada rebellion imprisonment and transportation to Van Diemen's Land to his escape and return to New York, then westward with Jim Bridger. He later works for Brigham Young in Utah, trades with Plains tribes, and ends as a farmer near Sheridan Montana, dying in 1881.

Newgate Prison London Daniel Webster van Dieman Australia New York Norace Greeley James Gordon Bennett Montana Jim Bridger James Gemmell Sheridan Gemmell Scotland Canada Toronto America England Francis Head Lower Canada Short Hills Sir George Arthur William Musson William Ketchum McIntosh Jones Niagara Court of Queen’s Bench Caleb Cushing United States Lord Brougham Kingdom van Dieman's Land Auspene E. Gemmell Canton Hobart Town John Franklin Northwest Passage van Diemen’s Land Bedford Mass New York Harbor Grace Greeley New York Tribune New York Herald Astor House Oregon Boundary Pacific Coast Fort Bridger Green River Bridger Yellowstone Park Big Horn Oregon Salt Lake Brigham Young Deseret Ogden Jordan Hendricks Hot Springs Utah Brigham Young Gemmell Bishop Hamlin Arkansas Cedar City Young Legion Mountain Meadow John D. Lee Madison County Montanez

Jim Bridger the Daniel Boone of the Rocky Mountain frontier

The article recalls Jim Bridger as a central frontier figure from 1820 to the 1860s. It notes his roles as guide and scout for the Rocky Mountain Fur Company, founder of Fort Bridger, and a famed storyteller whose truthfulness earned broad trust. Bridger mapped vast regions, assisted expeditions including General Sheridan in 1868, and died in 1881.

Montana Jim Bridger Rocky Mountains Bridger Captain Bonneville Rockies Washington Irving Daniel Boone Great Salt Lake Yellowstone Park Siar Richmond Washington Jackson County Missouri Fitzpatrick Rocky Mountain Fur Company Fort Gunnison Sheridan James Bridger

Gold in Last Chance gulch sparks historic memories

The Helena spring flood reveals lingering gold in Last Chance gulch once famed for rich placers. Three Georgians found the first nugget near the Placer hotel in 1865, later joined by Wood and Mast, with a $2,073 nugget found above Nelson gulch.

Helena Last Chance Gulch Main Broadway John Cowan Robert Stanley Gabe Johnson Sun River Masonic Temple Cornelius Hedges Lewis and Clark County The Historical Society of Montana George J. Woody Abraham Mast Prickly Pear Virginia City Messrs. Wood Mast Messrs Wood and Mast Wood Minnesota Ten-Mile Maxwell, Rollins & Co Nelson Gulch

Wool Clips Hit Montana Highs With Burke and Sieben Grimes Deals

Representing Union Wool Company of Boston Ed Frazier of Billings closed the 400000 pound J. H. Burke Hogan wool clip at 52 cents the highest price paid for wool in Montana and also the Sieben Grimes Helena clip of about 240000 pounds at 50 cents indicating strong demand and record prices.

Union Wool Company Boston Ed Frazier Billings J. H. Burke Hogan Montana Sieben & Grimes Helena

Local Youth Accused of Hypocrisy in Public Fare Dodging

A critical passerby notes a youth who condemns thieving corporations yet slips past streetcar conductors to avoid paying fare. The remark likens his nightly complaints to his own petty theft in transit.

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