Lewis and Clark Reach Three Forks of Missouri Journey
The expedition tracks across modern Montana toward the Shoshone for horses and guides. Clark finds a trail toward the Shoshone and Flatheads, Lewis ascends the Missouri and names Gates of the Mountains. They reach Three Forks and meet Shoshone at Lemhi Pass, marking white and native contact.
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Indiana
Missouri River
Helena
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Lewis
Great Northern Railway
Dearborn
Smith Rivers
Bearstooth
Hilger
Missouri
Sacagawea
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Lewis and Clark
Northern Pacific Railway
Two Forks
Three Forks
Gallatin Valley
Rockies
Logan
Butte
Jefferson River
Gallatin City
Lewie and Clark
Big Hole
Dillon
Bannack
Virginia City
Horse Prairie Creek
Lemhi Pass
Independent estimate maps 1924 election hope to carry states
Washington Correspondent outlines Republican and Democratic forecast tables with states and electoral votes. It notes Indiana, Maryland and Wisconsin as claimed by both sides, and discusses possible shifts in New Jersey Connecticut and West Virginia depending on party splits and ticket lines.
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Kangon
Judge Parker
Thomas Taggart
Parker
Gorman
Henry G. Davis
A New Telegraph Company for Dillon
Dillon and Beaverhead county will gain a second telegraph line from the Postal Telegraph Co. Crews work from Salt Lake City to Butte and plan completion early in fall. The route and stations are not fixed yet but Dillon is a major point on the line.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Postal Telegraph Co
Salt Lake City
Butte
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Madison County
Boulder
Jeffersn County
Montana
Canyon of the Grand Promoted on Rio Grande Route
G. W. Fitzgerald, general agent in Butte Montana, advertises the Rio Grande line as the World's Scenic Route with the Canyon of the Grand highlighted. The piece cites Cy Warman praising the canyon and offers ticket rates and folders for the scenic excursion.
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Canyon of the Grande
Cy Warman
Canyon of the Grand
Vinary Line
G. W. Fitzgerald
Butte
Mont
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Opportunity
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Chicago Record- Herald
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