Kicking Bird Kiowa Chief Noted for Daring Raids and Surrender
The Kiowa leader Kicking Bird, famed for bold forays into Texas settlements, navigated conflicts with whites, surrendered at Fort Sill, aided by Agent Tatham, and influenced schools and diplomacy. His reputation grew after raids, captivity rescues, and a Washington visit where rival chiefs showed envy.
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Montana
Three Forks
Missouri
Dohasan
Texas
Tane-on-hoe
Kicking Bird
Joseph
Nez Perces
Miss Morgan
Custer
Fort Sill
Lone Wolf
Grant
Tatham
Mr. Tatham
Red
Batty
Fort Larned
Colonel Inman
Santa Fe
Plains
United States Army
Inman
Hancock
Washington
Byron
Blackfeet Reservation
White Calf
Mountain Chief
Blackfeet
Montana Class A basketball schedule set at Butte meeting
Montana high schools map out 1937 basketball season with schedules for class A teams led by Butte and Missoula. Directors review ball choice and expense allowances while Clyde Carpenter heads the Billings slate. games span December to March across Miles City Glendive Helena Missoula and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Billings
Clyde Carpenter
Gus Wiley
Havre
Kenneth Smith
Miles City
Harry Dahlberg
Frank Little
Glendive
Wiley
State Board of Control
Anaconda
Bozeman
Lewistown
Great Falls
Helena
Dillon
Livingston
Butte Central
Butte High
Anaconda High
Missoula
Kalispell
Deer Lodge
Whitefish
Liyston
Glasgow
Williston
N. C
Polson
Sidney
Roundup
Travel Slow Patrol Warning From Montana State Patrol
The Montana State Patrol issues a warning urging slow driving on winter roads after a surge of fatal and near fatal crashes as frosts and snow arrive. Supervisor Lou Boedecker cites dangerous conditions and urges motorists to reduce speed and drive with caution.
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State Highway Patrol
Lou Boedecker
Montana
Highway Department
Boulder Hill
MacDonald Pass
Forest Employes Qualify in Exams in Deer Lodge Forest
Three forestry school graduates employed in the Deer Lodge national forest passed civil service exams with high honors. Edward Dorenz Arnold Boley and David Mole now stand on the eligibility list for appointment. Dorenz previously worked as an administrative guard at Anaconda Boley now at Missoula and Mole studied at Idaho State University.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
L. M
Edward Dorenz
Arnold Boley
Montana State University States
David Mole
Idahotate University State
Dorenz
Anaconda
Boley
Missoula
Forest Service
Stewart
Forest School
School of Forestry
Montana State University
Idaho State University
Moscow
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Tane-On-Koe
Wmiyee
Ston
Poston
Steffens & Mueller, Inc
W. Randolph
Chicago
State of Witness
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Kentucky
Stitzel-Weller Distillery, Inc
Shively
Glenmore
Mint Springs
Glenmore Distilleries Co. Incorporated
Louisville
Owensboro
Glenmores
Mint
HF. Kanfmann
Sportsman
New York City
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