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By R H Bemis examines liquor’s link to law infractions in Montana’s frontier lore. The narrator recalls era killers with a code of chivalry toward women, noting less violence when women are present and a contrasting modern gunman ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Dessperdee
R. H. Bemis
Montana
West
Bob Cooper
John Miner
Bill Cunningham
Shaffer Bros
Cooper
Junction City
John
Bill
Lewistown
Rattlesnake Pete
Charles Fallon
Chief Mountain and Blackfeet Legend Recalled in Montana Tale
Sidney M. Logan, Kalispell attorney and historian, recounts how Chief Mountain in Glacier National Park earned its designation and weaves Blackfeet legend around the peak. The narrative covers a tragic tale of a wife and child, border proximity, and historic frontier crimes and characters in early Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Logan
Kalisnetl
Glacier Park
Chief Mountain
Montana
Sidney M. Logan
Kalispell
William Logan
the Big Hole
St. Mary’s Lake
Rockies
Montain
Optimism for Montana as North Pacific Reports Prosperity Boost
Passenger Traffic Manager A B Smith of the Northern Pacific tours Montana and cites late rains lifting crops and business, predicting genuine prosperity. He expects 170000 visitors to Yellowstone Park, aided by strong advance bookings. He argues parks draw tourists who spend money and help local economies across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North“ath Pacific
Butte
Montana
A. B. Smith
Northern Pacific
Smith
Yellowstone Park
Emerson Hough
Amerca
Yellowstone
Northwest
West Tin
Forestry telephone line project advances in Montana region
A. E. Boorman of Kalispell reports the Northern Montana Forestry Association has started a seven mile forestry telephone line from a Lupier area near to the Point of Pines. Plans also include a Marion to Happy's Inn line connecting with Kootenai forest service into Libby. The note ends with a stray line about the original potato size of K Walnut.
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A. E. Boorman
Kalispell
Northern Montana Forestry Association
Lupier
Point of Pines
Marion
Happy’s Inn
Kootenai
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Charles M. Russell
Carless
Bemis
Moutain
Huband
Mone
New York
Chicago
Phillipsburg
Granite
John Smith
Chris Schilling
Jack Smith
Colorado
Chrng
Randhmen
Chris
Coulson
Yellowstone River
Billings
Miles City
Custer County
Muggins Taylor
Deer Lodge
Fred Bagley
Felix St. John
Woodville
Bagley
St. John
Doo Ley, & Kemp Saloon
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