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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

5

Lincoln assassin Booth hunted by last surviving cavalryman

Montana visitor and last surviving member of the Eighth Illinois cavalry recalls the chase that ended with Sergeant Boston Corbett firing the fatal shot in Ford's Theater. He details Booth's escape, the barn fire at Port Royal, the pursuit to Bowling Green, and Booth's death on April 15 1865.

W. A. McDonald Montana Eighth Illinois Cavalry John Wilkes Booth Abraham Lincoln McDonald Eighth Illinois Horse Regiment Lincoln Booth Boston Corbett Chenoa J. W. McDonald Pine Street Anaconda Julia A. Hanks Nancy Hanks Laurel Los Angeles Grand Army of the Republic Eighth Cavalry Illinois Washington Ford Oklahoma United States Corbett Powell Surratt Maryland Daniel C. Harrold Federal Secret Service Department Harrold Samuel A. Mudd Bowling Green Fredericksburg Garrett Port Royal Rappahannock

Harvesting Runs Full Tilt Across Montana Counties

Across 19 counties reports to Commissioner Charles D. Green show widespread harvesting with tea m yields above expectations in oats barley and rye. Pastures are good livestock in solid condition though labor shortages persist in many counties with some areas reporting drought and the need for rainfall for fall plowing and flax.

Charles D. Greenfield Park tThis Yellowstone Dawson Jefferson Cascade Fergus Roosevelt Phillips Blaine Toole

Frank Wegner Pioneer dies suddenly in Helena home

Frank Wegner a former Lewis and Clark County commissioner died suddenly last week at his daughter Mrs Joe Bossler’s Helena home. Born in Germany in 1847 he came to the United States as a boy and lived in Kansas Virginia City Fort Benton and Craig before settling in Craig for many years.

Frank Wegner Lewis and Clark Joe Bossler Helena Bossler Germany United States Kansas Virginia City Wells-Fargo Express

Separate Mail Systems Proposed for Parcels and First Class

Representative Madden on a joint postal service plan argues for two distinct mail systems one for first class letters and another for parcel post. He says parcel post needs its own terminals employees and transport. The investigation, by seven experts, targets faster trains for fast mail and slower trains for parcels, with a yearlong survey in major cities.

Martin Madden Madden Joint Postal Service Commission of The House Senate Chicago Post Office Department

Cuti cura Talcum Powder Ad Promotes Skin Freshness

Advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. Claims economical convenience and that it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment.

Overland Trip Sets Record for Ford Run to Great Falls

William Kittson arrived in Great Falls to assume the duties of special agent for the Great Northern. He drove a Ford from the Indiana Michigan line to Great Falls in seven days, with the odometer showing just over 2000 miles and an average of about 300 miles daily. The longest single day covered 350 miles. Kittson, formerly based in Great Falls, returns to resume his old position after years in Indiana.

William Kittson Great Falls Great Northern Indiana Kittson Indiana-Michigan Line

Lost gold mine tale from Northeastern Montana legend

An old Indian tells how his mother in law hid a gold mine secret for decades and set a trapping trip up the Poplar River. They seek the site but camp on a rocky bend and the hoped riches vanish with time, leaving only a legend. Northeastern Montana keeps the tale alive.

Scobey Poplar Wolf Point Lving Montana

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