Duel Ends Tribal War Between Blackfeet and Crow Chiefs
Long Horse and Weasel Calf duel ends a planned battle as the two chiefs confront each other on Flat Willow Creek. Both fall. Weasel Calf kills Long Horse, then the Crow tribe withdraws, burying Long Horse in a tree for preservation.
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N. C. Bacheller
Lewistown
Mont
Reed
Big Trout Creek
Big Spring Creek
Major Reed
Bill Bowles
Long Horse
Bill
Reed's
Flat Willow
Crow Country
Weasel Calf
David and Goliath
University of Dublin
Ireland
Jamison
Transvaal
Clark
Deer Lodge
Dublin
Game Commission Sells Hides to Fund Trap Effort
The state fish and game commission will sell hides of predatory animals to fund trapper efforts. Warden C A Jakways highlights new hatcheries at Red Lodge and Lewistown and a year of use of Marcus Daly’s Hamilton hatchery with staff and vehicle provided.
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Game Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
C. A. Jakways
Hamilton
Ben
Missoula
Bitter Root
Bozeman
Ovando
Big Timber
Columbus
Benson
Silverton
Oregon
Great “Ails
Clearwater
Seeley Lake
Placid Lake
Inez
Alvah
Rainy Lakes
Daly Hatchery
Brunson
Somers
Lake Rowan
Coast
United States Biological Survey
Williams resigns from Federal Reserve to head Helena Banking Corp
Fred D. Williams, chief examiner for the Helena Federal Reserve Bank, resigns to become cashier of the Banking Corporation of Helena. The bank, founded in 1913, evolved from farm mortgage work into general banking with a federal charter for the Montana Joint Stock Land Bank to fund farm loans at 6 percent. The document notes Williams’ prior service in the state bank department and as receiver of the State Savings Bank of Butte.
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W.T. Hornaday
Montana
United States
George W. Casteel
Banking Corporation of
Helena
Fred D. Williams
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking Corporation
Wiliams
State Bank Department
State Savings Bank of
Butte
the Banking Corporation
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quickest Relief
The ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest relief for colds. A dose every two hours for three doses supposedly clears nasal passages, stops runny nose, and eases headache and feverish symptoms. The product is cheap, tastes pleasant, and contains no quinine.
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Pape
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Charles Russell
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Charles M. Russell
Irvin
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Bayer
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