Pioneers Geary Crew Moved 150 Miles by Wheelbarrow Trek
Montana pioneer Michael L Geary and two companions crossed the Rockies from Alder to Emigrant gulch using a wheelbarrow for transport after buying it for 30 dollars. They swapped pullers and a steered barrow to reach diggings, then retraced the route back. The journey illustrates frontier mobility and stampede culture of the 1860s.
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Michael L. Geary
Helena
Emigrant
Montana
al A Tor Unds
Alder
Last Chance
Silver Bow Creek
Helens
Alder Pu
Rocky Mountains
Virginia City
Emigrant Gulch
Yellowstone Park
Geary
Bear Creek
Aea
Althou
Missouri
County Claire
Ireland
United States
Aldergulch
Eldo
Macon County
Monson Ariving
Gould's Ghost Town and the Prohibition Turn in Montana
The piece recounts Gould in Lewis and Clark County as Montana's first bone dry town, achieved through a horse race engineered by Owen Byrnes to shutter two saloons. It highlights Byrnes as a towering figure and describes his later roles, dangers faced, and his drive to preserve pioneer history amid mining and public notices on Montana forests and winter range for big game.
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Montana
Gould
Silver Station
Great Northern Railroad
Lewis and Clark County
Jay
Byrnes
Silver Flats
Butte
Ald
Helena
Jay Gould
Owen Byrnes
Chicago Athletic Association
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Jeffries
Unionville
Marysville
National
Y Forest
Stockmen Endorse Use Of National Forest For Grazing
Secretary E A Phillips on behalf of the Montana Stockmen's Association argues against anti grazing groups and urges government compliance. The letter defends livestock interests as Montana’s key industry, notes meetings with stockmen and sportsmen, and stresses wildlife protection by and for stockmen. The statement counters a slogan urging reduced mutton and supports balanced forage management.
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Montana Stockmen’s Association
E. A. Phillips
Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Central Montana Conservation Club
Great Falls
Mrs. Nannie Blackstone Pioneer of Helena Dies at 70
Mrs. Nannie Blackstone aged 70 long time Helena resident since 1871 died after several weeks illness. The Helena pioneer was widely known in the community and passed away recently.
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Nannie Blackstone
Helena
Nanne Blackstone
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
During the change women fear losing appeal and moodiness. Advice encourages fresh air, rest, sleep, and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to support vitality and calm nerves. The tonic is presented as a natural aid for the change of life and overall well being.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mr. Geary
Silver Bow
Alder Gulch
Chance Gulch
Elena
Major Davenport
Grizzly Gulch
Oro Fine Gulch
John Allen
Ed Stillwell
Siegerthae
Ahs
Superior
Mission Mountain Range
Missoula
By Charles D. Greenfield
Forest Service
Nationa
Chas. D. Greenfield
Phillips
Montanans, Inc
Ese ‘Polan
Germany
Uy Gosou
Wuehzer
Switzerland
Tialy, Eso
Rus
U.S.A