Notorious Montana rustler pursuit and courthouse siege
In 1884 Boulder term court drew attention as bands of horse thieves and road agents battled stockmen. Edmonsons captured, jailed in Helena, later sentenced. Murphy broke jail and was hanged near Helena. Edmonson family banished. Henry later reformed briefly before returning to prison.
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Boulder
Montana
Candajan
Idaho
Ives
Plummer
John A. Keating
Beaver Creek
Jefferson County
Munn
Henry
John Edmonson
Helena
Justice Wade
Judge Wade
Colonel Johnston
Warren Toole
Thomas Carter
Judge Chumasero
Massena Bullard
Northern Pacific
Jefferson
Wickes
Tom Carter
Cameron
Murray
Keene
Chico Springs
Cameron Cooly
Edmonson
Con Murphy
Prickly Pear Canyon
John
Edmonsons
Henry Edmonson
Murphy
Deer Lodge
H Edmonsons
Citizens’ Committee
Indian Farming on the Upper Missouri The Mandan and Allies
Historic reflections describe Mandan Arickaree and allied tribes farming near the Upper Missouri. The article details crops such as corn watermelons pumpkins beans sunflowers and tobacco, farm sizes from an acre to three, tools like digging sticks antler and willow rakes and buffalo bone hoes, and notes droughts and grasshoppers as main hazards.
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Montana
Rocky Mountain
Dakota
Perrin du Lac
Missouri
Arickaree
Alexander Henry
Missouri River
la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Shining Mountains
Lewis and Clark
Judge seeks Indian women jury in tribal court case
Judge Culbertson of the Poplar Indian court proposed a jury of Indian women to try two Indian men charged with offenses against an Indian woman. Weather and logistics blocked summoning a squaw jury, so the case proceeded with two months jail for each defendant. The scene recalled Tex Rickard’s earlier woman jury precedent.
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Judge Culbertson
Poplar
World News
Culbertson
United States
Gaid
Solomon
Tex’ Rickard
Hlisbaliff
Judg Culbertson
Rickard
Soldiers Feet Grow Need Bigger Shoe Sizes
The army rapidly increases foot size of soldiers through training and wear. Pershing's men will use larger No 13 and 14 shoes, added to stock after a War Department review found only 15 percent properly fitted among 32,359 examined. Causes include choosing too small shoes and poor fitting supervision.
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Sam
France
Pershing
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Great Falls Brick & Tile Co
Great Falls
1St National Bank Wuilding
Banking Corporation
Yelena
Ini
the Banking Corporation
Helena Mont
Safety First
First National
First National Bank
Elk Run
Herefords
West
Thomas Melvin
Elk Run Ranch
Highwood