Buffalo Hunt in Lake Basin 1883 Endangers Noble Game
R. H. Bemis recounts a four man buffalo hunt near Deer Creek in Lake Basin in January 1883. The group tracks a small herd after word from Old Man Esuisse and notes the fate of buffalo hides and the decline of the species, contrasting wild herds with managed private and national stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bemis
America
Vermont
United States
Canada
Esuisse
Deer Creek
John
Lake Basin
Bert Cunningham
Jack Culver
Mike Flannigan
Battle memories and debate around Chief Joseph Bear Paw fight
A reflective piece weighs conflicting accounts of the Bear Paw battle near the Montana Canada border. It notes Duncan MacDonald's interviews with White Bird and Sitting Bull's movements, questions a priest's claims, and urges the Historical Society to secure MacDonald's own account as well as field evidence like a cistern and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
MacDonald
Joseph
Colville
Washington, D. C
MacDonad
Snake Creek
North Dakota
Milk River
Canada
Nez Perces
Henry Romeyn
Fifth
United States Infantry
The
Montana Historical Records
Sitting Bull
Bear Coat
White Bird
Mack Donald
Our Historical Society
Duncan MacDonald
Mr. Devlin
Battefield
Montana State University Shows Growth in 30 Years
The piece traces Montana State University’s 30 year growth from 10 faculty in 1895 to 87 by 1926, noting one instructor per 16 students, six professional schools, 17 arts and sciences departments, and lists new faculty members such as L. B. Beck Harold Keele Clifford Riedell Robert Housman Virginia Dixon Earl Clark Albert Hoelscher Dorothy Beliner Edward Bennett Mary Laux Helen Terry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Montana
College of Arts and Sciences
Frederick J. Elrod
State University
Jesse P. Rowe
Montana
Gertrude Buckhaus
DeLoss Smith
L. B. Beck
Harold Keele
Harold Glick
Clifford Riedell
Robert Housman
Captain Calkins
Liieutenant LaCroix
Virginia Dixon
Earl Clark
Albert Hoelscher
Dorothy Beliner
Edward Bennett
Mary Laux
Hélén Terry
A Lady of Distinction and Early Transatlantic Steamer
A Lady of Distinction is praised for the perfume she uses and skin care routine with Cuticura Soap and Talcum powder for clear healthy skin. The first steamer to cross the Atlantic accomplished the voyage in 25 days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gon
Melville
American Fork
Hickok
Buffalo
Crazy Mountains
Bert
Mike
Jack
Wyoming
L. K. Devlin
Mr Devlin
Pierre’s Hole
Romeyn
Devin
Miles
Bear Paws
Fort Assinniboine
Custer
Thomas Dawson
Flathead
Sam Garvin
Yellowstone
George Turner
Bailey Mountain
Elkhorn District
Silas Dishno
George
Charley Russell
Free Rovers
Plains
Arees
Piasemann
Montana State University
Charles L. Leaphart
School of Law
Arthur L. Stone
T. C. Spaulding
School of Forestry
Shirley J. Coon
Sta- Mollett
Devlin
Havre
Veeph
Oseph
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