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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1919

Page

12

Four Men Strike Gold at Last Chance Gulch in 1864

John Cowan Reginald Stanley D J Miller and John Crab opened Last Chance Gulch near Helena Montana in July 1864 discovering gold that formed the citys origin and state capitol Raleigh Wilkinson of Butte recounts the expedition from Virginia City across rivers and mountains to Alder Gulch and the final bedrock find near Fuller Avenue and Sixth Avenue, with the discovery claim later owning by Cowan.

John Cowan Reginald Stanley D. J. Miller John Crab Iuc Pay Diggings Last Chance Gulch Helena Montana Frieds Raleigh Wilkinson Butte Alder Gulch Mr. Wilkinson Virginia City Missouri River Wall Street Clare Street Helena,Mont Continental Divide Mullan Pass Rocky Mountains Mullan United States Fort Benton Fort Walla Walla Rocky Mountain Range Little Blackfoot River Elliston Deer Lodge River Hell Gate Kootenai Cowan Stanley Miller Crab Prickly Pear Valley Last Chance Montana Club Fuller Avenue Sixth Avenue Nestor Georgia Hale Main Street Walker Fulton Ball No. 1 Discovery Meridian

Bullock Dead. Roosevelt Era Figure Remembered In Montana

Seth Bullock famed frontiersman and Roosevelt ally dies. He helped blaze Montana trails, served in the territorial legislature, and was sheriff of Edgerton County. Bullock later became U S marshal of South Dakota and rode with Roosevelt during western tours. The story of entertainment for Roosevelt in Butte is recalled by Ed Cooney of Great Falls.

Seth Bullock Montana Edgerton Bullock Black Hills Dakotas South Dakota United States Roosevelt F. Augustus Heinze Tom Carter Pat Mullins Butte Carter Ed Cooney Great Falls Heinze Amalgamated William Secailon Mayor Mullins Helena Seth United States Marshal Deadwood

Last Chance Gulch miners and Roosevelt era intrigue

The article recalls Last Chance gulch discoveries in the sixties with Joseph Conrad and Isaac Harrington still living in Montana. It describes Stanley and other gold gulches, Roosevelt era events in Butte, a banquet at the Finlen hotel featuring F Augustus Heinze, Jack Willis of Glasgow, and Teddy Roosevelt, and a near gun incident involving Seth and Senator Carter that was never publicized.

Roosevelt Seth San Juan Butte Teddy Jack Willis Glasgow Willis Jack Great Falls Valley County Fat Jack Lucullus Noah McDermott Hotel Finlen Heinze Mr. Scallon Montana New York F. Augustus Heinze President United States Thomas Carter Mr. Bullock Medoria South da Dakota Belknap Jack Wil Carter Great Northern Tom Carter Old West Heck Bullock Black Hills

Jackson Succeeds Dwyer On Silver Bow Bench

Joseph R. Jackson will replace Judge John Dwyer as district court judge in Silver Bow County following the governor's action. Dwyer resigns after nearly three years on the bench and a noted career in public service including civil and criminal rotations.

Joseph J. Jackson John Dwyer John V. Dwyer District Court Silver Bow County Joseph R. Jackson Stewart Dwyer Lynch Silver Bow Butte Jackson

Statewide Employment Service Records 1917 Output

The Montana employment offices closed October 10 after reporting 206,624 applicants and 39,637 placements since December 1917. Directors Scott Leavitt and R B Cunningham retired after submitting their activities report detailing farm, manufacturing, and other job placements at a per capita cost of 33 1 3 cents.

Montana Scott Leavitt R. B. Cunningham Leavitt

Brother Van Suffers Apoplectic Stroke Before Welcoming Reception

Dr. W. W. Van Orsdel, superintendent of the Milk River district of the Methodist church, suffered a light stroke while staying with the Riegel family in Chinook. He was dictating letters when symptoms appeared and the attack was diagnosed as apoplexy. He rose briefly, fell, but with help he climbed to his room and intends to rise soon.

Chinook Methodist Church W. W. van Orsdel Milk River Methodist Church Riegel Van

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