Pioneer Montana Post helps shape state press and law
Fifty years ago Montana Post editor Henry Blake faced a clash with acting governor Meagher over territorial apportionment and civil rule. The duel scare faded as diplomacy and shared service in the Army of the Potomac forged lasting friendship and a press influence that helped guide Montana toward statehood.
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Henry N. Blake
Montana Post
Thomas Francis Meagher
Congress
Montana
Post
John Buchanan
Virginia City
Justice
Thomas J. Dimsdale
Blake
Disciples of Blackstone
Territorial Assembly
First
Legislative Assembly
Meagher
Army of the Potomac
Territorial Guards
Missouri
Fort Benton
Daniel W. Tilton
Benjamin R. Dittes
Helena
Judge Blake
Salt Lake
Dr. Cook
Admiral Peary
Green Clay Smith
Andrew Johnson
E. Creighton
Omaha
Hugh ‘McQuaid
Helena Independent
Harry Norton
New Northwest
Deer Lodge
J. H. Mills
Peter Rowan
Montana Democrat
Flathead Reservation
Rowan
H. T. Brown
Butte Miner
James H. Mills
H. N. McGuire
Bozeman
The
Democrat
the Post
Jelfing Quads
Painted Tipis and Paint Gatherers of Plains Tribes
Describes Blackfeet Crow and Flathead lodge designs the painted tipis and their ceremonial meanings. Details how paints were sourced dug from rivers, caves, and copper areas with tribal rivals contesting rights. Notes on Catlin style depictions and the role of paint gatherers and sacred bundles. Also recounts Montana journalism history from The Post to the Butte Miner.
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Montana
Blackfeet
Catlin
Readines
Marias
Sweet Pine Hills
Yellowstone
Little Belt Mountains
Judith
Wolf Creek
Aday
Missouri
East Helena
Townsend
Crow Country
South Fork
Blackfoot
Lincoln Gulch
Col White Promotes Flathead Country Real Estate
Col A A White of St Paul bought Wild Horse Island and vila sites on Flathead Lake two years ago and now backs Montana real estate there. He praises the region along Montana's greatest lake and bets on new Northern Pacific branch from Dixon to Polson boosting summer homes. The ad says his push helps advertise Flathead countryside and deserves support.
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Col
A. A. White
St. Paul
Wild Horse Island
Flathead Lake
Butte
Montana
Northern Pacific
Dixon
Polson
Flathead
Commonwealth
Anaconda Standard
Motion Pictures of Wild Animals in Cabinet Mountains
M H Bakker of Libby and a New York movie operator plan fall and winter filming of lions bears wolves elk deer sheep and other game in the Cabinet mountains and along the Kootenai river. They expect three to four months in the mountains to capture scenes of the wildlife with northwestern Montana scenery.
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Cabinet Mountains
Kootenai River
M. H. Bakker
Libby
New York
Montana
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