Memo on Coffin and Burial Costs for Sheriff Henry Plummer
Facsimile receipt shows F M Thompson to G D French list coffin making and burial of the late H Plummer for 42.50. The memo dated January 12 1864 is displayed in the State Historical Museum Helena and Beaverhead Museum as an authentic note from two days after Plummer was hanged mentioning Bannock.
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Henry Plummer
F. M. Thompson
G. D. French
H. Plumbern
State Historical Museum
Helena
Beaverhead
Plummer
Gold Camp
Bannock
Ediuter
Bennace
Anthony H
Monidas Justierioria
Capital
Mr. Frenco
Loos
Hummer
Buce Sunson
Ned Hay
Jon
So Frenens
Recollections of Early Bannack Days in Montana
Anthony H. rreficnco recounts Bannack Montana's early settlers and vigilante links with his father George French. He recalls dredge operations near Argenta, Mining and smelter ventures, the Wood family, local doctors and attorneys, schools, and the ghost town’s shift to a state park potential. He notes fire and flood hazards, the Grasshopper diggings, and local anecdotes from 1854 onward.
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George Daniel French
Stroud
England
Niagara Falls
New York
Honduras
Panama
California
Hum
Placerville
Death Valley
New York City
Elizabeth Hughes
Saiisg
Australia
Straits of Macellan
French
Staten Island
Palmyra
Wisconsin
Bennack
James Harby
Argenta
Mr. French
Anthony
Vigilantes
Montana
Harlin & Becker
Bannack
Mining Association
U. S. Smelting Co
Becker
Bill Dunn
Ermont
Grasshopper Creek
Smith and Graeter Ditch
Horse Prairie
Wood
Colonel Hard Wood
Colonel Soft Wood
Soft Wood
Taylor Creek
David A
Hopkins
Jim Harby
John C. Taylor
Blue Wing
Taylor
Leavitt
Glick
Dr. King
Christian Meade
Wash Stapleton
Alex Mahan
Charley Turner
Glendale
Armstrong
William Cook
Ivy. Murray
William
R. Bryan
Major Watson
Putne
Charles Retallack
Amede Bessette
Montana Heart Association organization and purpose
The Montana Heart Association is a voluntary Montana group working to fight heart disease through local councils in communities across the state. It is an affiliate of the American Heart Association and is funded by voluntary public contributions, principally the Heart Fund campaign.
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Montana Heart Association
Montana
American Heart Association
United States
Montana’ Heart Association
Heart Fund
Heart
Heart Disease Campaign Aims to Reduce Vascular Dangers
The American Heart Association and Montana program pursue threefold action through research education and community service. Research seeks to uncover causes of heart and vessel damage, education informs the public and patients, and professional education updates physicians while community services address medical and social needs.
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Montana Heart Association
American Heart Association
Association
Montana
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