West's forgotten photographer preserves the old plains life
Harvey Preston Dwight son of State Senator Reuben Dwight of Perma serves in the western front artillery. He shipped to France in August and rode the Saratoga transport when it was rammed in New York Harbor before departure. His letters home recount army life and hope for rapid recognition. A Miles City photographer L A Huffman preserved eastern Montana cow country scenes and worked with Charles Badger Clark Jr to publish a Western Vista book, Sun and Saddle Leather.
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Reuben Dwight
Artillery
New York Harbor
Montana
Harvey Preston Dwight
Perma
Dwight
Coast Artillery
Fort Worden
Wash
Field Artillery
Fort Biss
Fort Totten
Long Island
France
Saratoga
Senator
Missoula
Clinton and
Plains
Miles City
Old Cowtown
L. A. Huffman
Old West
Huffman
Shep
Lon Horse
Custer
Yellowstone
Nelson A. Miles
Fort Keogh
Iron Horse
Rockies
Charles Badger Clark, Jr
Mr. Huffman
Artillery Corps
There Is Nothing Smith Won't Drive At State Fair
Jimmy Reynolds of Boulder loses a speedway race to Stanley Smith driving a Ford 50 50 to win 1000 dollars. Smith laps Reynolds and wins as a crowd returns amid rain and chatter about past races and Smiths daring feats with distant references to the Smith river ranch and the truck train antics.
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Jimmy Reynolds
Boulder
Stanley Smith
Montana
Smith River
Boulder Springs
Fair Speedway
Smith
Reynolds
Jimmy
Helena
J. Stanley
Placer Hotel
Boulder Hot Springs
Meagher County
Ringling
Handecar
Sheriff's Posse
Bill
Polite remarks about Green and a note on success
A dialog hints Green is decent once known and suggests politeness masks disagreement. The piece links success to good judgment, asserting that questioning a successful man reveals his sound choices.
Scout who piloted Terry to Custer battlefield buried unmarked
Magegius Taylor, a frontier scout and messenger who carried the first information to Fort Ellis after Custer’s defeat, rests in an unmarked grave at Boot Hill Cemetery near Coulson. He guided troops through Sioux and Crow country, helped relay orders, and was later deputy sheriff of Coulson before his death in the line of duty.
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Terry
Custer Battlefield
Boot Hill
Coulson
Yellowstone River
Billings
Magegius Taylor
Little Big Horn
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Taylor
Yellowstone
Iron Horse
Billings and Central Montana Railroad
Montana
Muggins Taylor
Lfe
Dinary
Great West
Crow Country
Flo
Gibbons
Custer
Long Hair
Far West
Doane
Yellowstone Valley
Big Horn
Jacobs
Bradley
Freeman
Fort Pease
General Gibbons
Tullock Creek
Reno
Valley of the Big Horn
Thezge
Bostwick
Williamson
Crow
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Perma Young Man
Harvey P. Dwight
Idah
Gulf
Powder River
Missouri
Howse
Flinders
Safety First
Great Falls
First National
First National Bank
Violet
Mr. Farmer
Banking Corporation
Haelena
F Orm