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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1940

Page

5

Saga of Sitting Bull Pursuit Across Eastern Montana 1876

Lieutenant Frank D. Baldwin records a midwinter 1876 pursuit of Sitting Bull after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. He describes raft crossings on the Missouri, harsh weather, ice dangers, and a cautious engagement near the Missouri river with Indian camps and scouts guiding moves toward the elusive chief.

Sitting Bull Montana Little Big Horn Montanalou” Grill Frank D. Baldwin Missouri River Nelson A. Miles Baldwin Montrose Kelley Miles Mitchel Squaw Creek Carroll Bennett William Morin Fort Peck Boyd Helena Missouri Morris Fort Hawley Fort Buford Big Dry Redwater Hawley Fourchette Willow Creek Porcupine John Brughier Milk River Brughier Buford Road Assinniboine Culbertson Custer Medicine Bear Little Porcupine Shield Lincoln Little Assinniboine Mr. Lambert Pull

Whitehall Stage Station founder christened town

Major E. G. Brooke who ran the stage station in 1867 christened Whitehall. The hotel hosted guests of note including a northern general. the town flourished briefly in Montana before closing in 1889 and the new town adopted the stage station’s name.

KI. B. Brooke Place Jefferson County Whitehall U. S. 10 Three Forks Butte E. G. Brooke Carrington Fort Phil Sheridan Garfield Brooke Lee Beauregard Jackson Johnson Mela Brooke General Lee Montana

Madison Pioneer Dies in Virginia City Burial Rites Held

Joseph I. Haines 86, pioneer resident of Madison County, died recently. A Masonic burial was held in Virginia City. Haines came to Montana in 1876 and ran a freighter service between Virginia City and Dillon. He served three terms as sheriff in the 1890s.

Madison Virginia City Joseph I. Haines Madison County Haines Montana Virginian City Dillon

The Foundation of Culture as of Character

The phrase posits culture rests on moral sentiment shaping character and social norms. It frames virtue as the groundwork of community cohesion and individual conduct within a shared value system.

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