Pioneer Range Boss Jaycox Ties To Cowboy Artist Russell
W W Jaycox of Hinsdale Montana, longtime Bear Paw pool boss and Square outfit manager, lived on a Truaxcoulee ranch for 30 years. He aided Charles M Russell, the famed cowboy artist, while with the Bear Paw pool, and as Natrona County sheriff two terms, Jaycox recalls frontier era violence in Casper and Hinsdale, including a dramatic kidnapping incident.
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W. W. Jaycox
Pioneer Range
Charles M. Russell
Wyoming
Hinsdale
Valley County
Montana
Old Bear Paw Pool
Square
Milton Milner
Fort Benton
Truaxcoulee
Walsh
Bob
Jaycox
United States
Panhandle
Texas
Sitting Bull
North Dakota
South Dakota
U. S
Stoneville
Alzada
Powder River County
Curry Boys
Little Rockies
Great Northern Express
Wagner
Mont
Truax
Millie Deegan
James Deegan
Deegan
Hudson’s Bay Company
Winnipeg
Cypress Hills
M. Russell
R Outfit
Kaufman & Stadler
Russell
Bear Paw Pool
Peoples Creek
Bear Paw
Bill Jones
Bill
Cy” Outfit
Senator Carey
Natrona County
Casper
Lou Haverker
Dogie
Sheriff's Office
Platte Bridge
Platte
Laramie River
Fort Fetterman Military Reserve
Jay~ Cox
Converse County
Johnny Williams
Sheriff Williams
Wenover
Wendover
Jim Shaw
Tushmaker
Debillar
Jay
Tom King
Nester
Sanity hearing set in Arnot murder case at Glasgow
Anna Berrigan Arnot of Glasgow faces a February sanity trial over the murder of her husband Jesse E. Arnot by poisoning on August 17. Judge John Hurly in Valley County will hear a motion to submit the issue to a jury, with defense counsel Hurd and Hallet. The case, previously arraigned September 22, includes a confession that the victim died from poison, a claim Arnot claimed was an accidental ingestion from a medicine cabinet.
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Anna Berrigan Arnot
Glasgow
Jesse E. Arnot
Arnot
John Hurly
Valley County
O. H. Roberts
John L. Slattery
Park River
N. D
University of North Dakota
Sandbar Brown Pioneer of Montana Dies at 85
F D Sandbar Brown 85 a leading Montana pioneer died at Missoula at his daughter's home from age related infirmities. Born November 21 1845 in Bedford City Virginia he served as an orderly in the Confederate army and after the war moved west. He helped drive the Northern Pacific spike near Gold Creek and worked in Philipsburg mining 1878 40 years guiding placer and quartz operations. He owned Philipsburg Mail helped sign his nickname Sandbar and co founded early Montana journalism and rail development. He was secretary and past president of the Montana State Pioneer society and past commander of Northwest Division United Confederate Veterans.
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Frank D
Richard Henry Lee
James B. Seddon
Confederacy
Drury's Bluff
James River
16Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania
Petersburg
Southland
West
St. Louis
Montana
Gold Creek
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cash and the West
Mr. Brown
Philipsburg
Northwestern Mining Company
Charles D. McLure
Gandbar
Old Northwest
Deer Lodge
James H. Mills
Silver Bow County
Philipsburg Mail
Brown
Wyoming
California
Lee
8&J. Louis
American Fur Company
Fort Union
Yellowstone
Judith
Musselshell
Fort, Hawley
Fort Benton
Hayden
Baker
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Felix Ingram
Pryor
Tax Problem Facing Troy in Montana Legislature
T J Troy of Havre, a longtime Republican in the Montana house, contemplates educational legislation and tax relief. Born in Canada, he moved to Montana in 1897 and has held multiple public posts including census supervisor for Montana district No 3 in 1930. An accomplished athlete, he won a 1904 World's Fair shot put gold and a 1905 Portland gold in the same event. He is married with seven children and belongs to the Roman Catholic church, the Fraternal Order of the Moose, B P O Elks, and Knights of Columbus.
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T. J. Troy
Havre
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Canada
Montana
State Educational Modifying Commission
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Fraternal
Order of the Moose
B. P. O. Ellis
The
Knights of Columbus
Powder river ice in high demand during dry season
Residents along the Powder river cut ice as Mizpah creek sources and local reservoirs run dry. Trucks haul ice 15 to 20 miles to meet strong demand amid a drought.
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Powder River
Mizpah Creek
Tobacco's 1586 English Introduction by Walter Raleigh
Walter Raleigh introduced tobacco to England in 1586 after obtaining it from North Carolina. The claim links Raleigh to early English exposure to tobacco and places the event in the late 16th century.
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England
Walter Raleigh
North Carolina
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Charles Russell
Mrs. Arnot
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Pocatello
Idaho
Cheyenne
Valhalla
Fort Smith
Kearney
Missouri
Pryor’s Gap
Milwaukee Railway
Mullan
Lolo Pass
Missoula
W. A. Clark
Don F. Kelly
John D. Ryan
James Murray
Gibson Park
Great Falls
Sandbar” Brown
J. Trox Hill
Henry Toole
Sumatra
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