Battle of the Big Hole remembered in Bitter Root
The August 9 battle of the Big Hole near Ruby Creek is recounted from a detailed account by Amos Buck. It covers Gen. Gibbon’s march, Capt. Catlin’s company, key actions against Nez Percé forces, notable deaths, and the aftermath including relief and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Catlin
Dave Morrow
Sam Chaffin
Newt Chaffin
al Lockwood
Myron Lockwood
Alex Michell
Oscar Clark
Amos Buck
Anthony Chaffin
W. Burch
Sam Dunham
Riley Cooper
Lind C. Elliot
Fred Heldtt
John Armatrong
Jacob Baker
Campbell Mitchell
Barnett Wilkerson
Bunch
Sherril
Billy Edwards
John Shinn
Chas. B. Hart
Eugene Lent
Joe Hull
Billy Ryan
Jerry Wallace
Harrison Wilson
Mike Wright
Luther Johnson
Otto Liefer
George Wade
Catlin
Gen
Gibbon
Nez Perc
Lieut. Bradley
Indiana
Trail Creek
Rosa Hole
Kevery
Gibon
Eugene
Ruby Creek
English
Capt. Catlin
Cub-Cul- Se-We-Na
V. Burch
Burch
Rowan
Gen. Gibbon
Cme
Deer Logde
Billy Edwarde
Edwards
Hugh Kirkendall
Gibson
Kirkendale
Lind Elliott
John Armstrong
Fred Heldt
Liefer
Sleeping car comfort improved on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduced a new feature for its sleeping cars on the Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City. White counterpanes or bed spreads replace the heavy woolen blankets, kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to improve comfort for travelers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansacs City
Notice to the People of Dillon
N S Wood resumes street wagon service in Dillon for baggage express and light freight to depots, the Normal College and Dormitory. He excludes coal while selling stove wood and dry kindling. Orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with the messenger boy at Central telephone office receive prompt attention.
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N. S. Wood
Dillon
Normal College
Central Telephone Office
Notice to Shippers on 1904 storage charges
Notice to Shippers states storage charges begin December 1 1904 for in bound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and for out bound freight delivered on platform or into warehouse without a bill of lading. Rates are five cents per ton per day with a minimum of five cents per day per shipment under 2000 pounds. Ss. S. Carruthers, Agent.
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Ss. S. Carruthers
Summer Hats Offered at Reduced Prices at Millinery Parlors
The latest summer hat creations are now available at R. and T. millinery parlors with reduced prices. Shop hours and selection emphasize fashion and savings for the season.
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Fort Ellis
War Department
Lookinglaes
Yellowstone
Joseph
Milea
Whitebird
Thomas Haw
John Hull
Rattlesnake Creek
Milton J. Nay
A. R. Jacobs
Alfred P. Brown
John Ewing
Barretts Station
Louise Cartier
Barrette Station
Warrnty
Elijah Ames
Nay Brothers
Peder C. Nelson
Birchdale
Bond Station
C. P. Staley
B. F. White
Wisdom
Lewis C. Ford
Edward J. Hughes
Lima
John K. Cowan
Butte-Argenta Copper Company
Cowan Lode
Argenta
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
Upper Bull Creek
Big Hole Basin
Ruth A. Pyle
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Emerick Live Stock Company
Books of Pearl, Smith
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
S. S. Patterson
Bannack St
Mont
Wiener
VAL Blatz. Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Paul BrOwn
Dillion Furniture Co
G. T. Paul
Kunzman’s
Geo. Kunzman
Agent Budweiser Beer
Rocky Mountains
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ogden
Denver
Colorado
E. R. Hunt
Butte
Montana
America
St. Paul Railway
Union Pacific
St. Paul
C.S. Williams
West Second South St
Salt Lake City
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