Sitting Bull and the 1890 Rising at Milk River Camp
An account recalls Sitting Bull as a feared leader who resisted arrest in 1890 at Milk River. The narrator ambles with Colonel Diehl through Wolf Point and Poplar River, detailing a perilous trip to deliver rations and the subsequent General Terry assault on Yanktonai and Sitting Bull camps. Prisoners were moved to Fort Buford as winter claimed many lives.
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Northwest
Sitting Bull
Standing Rock
Bull Head
Milk River
Fort Benton
Thomas A. Cummings
U. S
Montana
Idaho
Wolf Point
Poplar River
Poplar River Indian
Assinniboines
Ilges
Minneapolis
Agency
Sitting Bull Wa
Terry
Indiana
Big Hole
The
Chicago Times
Charles
Diehl
Wolf Pont
Major Ilges
Bill Allison
Allison
Bull's Lodge
Fort Buford
Chicago
Sibley
Missouri
Grover Cleveland Victim Of A Wildcat Mining Scheme
The memoir recounts Montana wildcat mining in Alder Gulch and Quigley on Rock Creek. Promoters like George Babcock and W A McKinnon built mills and railways on fake shows, with eastern capital financing lavish but barren mines. Babcock kept salaries, while McKinnon promised refunds to excursionists before engineers exposed the fraud.
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Grover Cleveland
Alder Gulch
Montana
Rock Creek
Quigley
George Babcock
Quigley Mining Company
Babcock
Delaware
Isham Harris
Georgia
Coleman
Mustard Fame
Butte
Bimetallic Company
Philipsburg
Amador
Mid-West
Iron Mountain
W. A McKinnon
Ananias
Anaconda
Coeur d’Alenes
McKinnon
Mack
California Fig Syrup Promotes Quick Bowel Relief
Mothers are urged to give a teaspoon of the California Fig Syrup to sick children to cleanse the liver and bowels. The ad promises rapid relief from constipation and feverish discomfort, claiming millions keep the remedy handy and warning against imitations.
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California
Califor
Diamond Dyes promise leak free color for worn garments
The Diamond Dyes ad claims the product colors any fabric without streaking or running. It guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers and instructs to tell a druggist material type. It touts fifty one years of use by millions of women to refresh waists, skirts, dresses, coats, draperies and hangings.
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Bill’ Norris
Montana Newspaper Association
G. R. Norris
Omer
of Ile
Bayer
Balleylicacia
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Fromr
Ontana
Newspaper Association
Great Falls