Robbers pursued on reservation capture ends in deaths
Deputy U.S. Marshal William Jackson tracks four Northern Pacific train robbers. Schubert is shot and dies. Duck Head wounded but survives as the posse captures robbers in a cabin. Sheriff Hamilton coordinates with Capt. Cooke. remains of Schubert buried at Montanian.
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Piscean
Mont
U.S
Wm. Jackson
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Henry Schubert
Blackfoot Station
Agency
Cooke
Little Dog
Schubert
Blackfoot
Great Northern Railway
Jackson
Midvale
Dick Kipp
Two Medicine Bridge
Duck Head
Kalispell
Capt. Cooke
Martin
Preaan
Hamilton
Prayer Lament and Property Notice from Ed Dennis
Poem reflects a bygone plea for modesty in a girl and a stern no hunting on premises notice. The short item includes Ed Dennis of Choteau issuing the warning with prosecution implied for violators. The piece blends a public morals request with a cautionary rental style notice.
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Dennis, Choteau
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