The Courageous Lad and Chief Gall’s Love Confession
The narrator recalls Chief Gall's 1885 private talk at the agency when Gall confessed a forbidden love and asked the agent to respect his pledge to live as the white man. He explains Gall’s honor, strength, and ultimate choice to keep his word while acknowledging a heartfelt longing.
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James McLaughlin
A. S
Devil’s Lake
Standing Rock
Crow King
Toksta
Rawhole
Moka
McLaughlin
Ting
Washington D. C
Chief Gall
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Teton Sioux
Gall
Pizi
The
Little Big Horn
Gail
the Little Big Horn
Custer
Standing Rock Reservation
Montana land viewed as strong investment by federal reserve official
Federal Reserve Agent for the Ninth District in Great Falls says Montana land offers low prices and high yields, attracting investors like a Twin Cities firm buying 10 000 acres in Montana and North Dakota. He notes rapid Montana recovery, improved banks, and growing farmer financing capacity, with settlers trending toward Montana agriculture if crops are strong.
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Montana
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve
Ninth
Great Falls
Shippers’ Advisory Board
Mosher
Mr. Mosher
Twin Cities
North Dakota
United States
Federal Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Queen Mary's Waltz Dominates Court Dances
The article notes Queen Mary favors the waltz at court functions and dances it best, while jazz dances are described as a pet version of her majesty. The piece highlights the prominence of the waltz in royal entertainment.
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Mary
Princess Pricilla Bilesco crosses Atlantic ten times
Not yet five years old, Princess Pricilla Bilesco, daughter of the Romanian minister in Washington and granddaughter of the Earl of Oxford and Asquith, has crossed the Atlantic ten times.
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Pricilla Bilesco
Washington
Earl of Oxford and
Asquith
Airplane Patrol Proves Success in Forest Fire Observation
Airplane patrols over Montana and northern Idaho forests during the past month showed clear benefits. Observers at about 1,000 feet could detect small fires unseen from the ground, swiftly warning fire crews and aiding rapid response despite landing difficulties in the rugged terrain. A notable case near Squaw Valley preceded fatalities and injuries, underscoring the planes’ value in early detection.
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Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
Alr
Clearwater Forest
Squaw Valley
Lamb Creek
Havre Boy Aide to Bryan Draws Rotary Portrait
Fred M. Rose, Havre born court reporter now in Helena, recalled to Havre Rotarians his role as confidential secretary to William Jennings Bryan in Wilson era. He described Bryan’s devout religiosity, daily prayers, and long hours, noting Bryan’s 1915 resignation letter and last acts as secretary of state.
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Oglala Teton Sioux
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Montana
Carrington
Fort Reno
Powder River
Fort Phil
Kearney
C.F. Smith
Big Horn
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Havre
Fred M. Rose
Helena
Ife
Rose
Bryan
Rotarians
Hayre
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