Fort McKenzie Fort Benton Meeting Marks Discovery Return
Maxmillan recounts the Fort McKenzie site near Brule Bottom and the 1832 build by Major Mitchell. The forthcoming Columbia River Historical Expedition will visit July 18 as part of a Fort Benton gathering.
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Montana
Fort Benton
Columbia River
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Falls of the Missouri
Black Eagle Falls
Lewis and Clark
Fort McKenzie
American Fur Company
Steze
Berger
Fort Kipp
Mitchell
Kipp
Missouri
Brule Bottom
Maxmillan
Major Mitchell
Fort Union
Prince Maxmillan
Milwaukee plan for Ringling to Glacier park bus line
Milwaukee Railway proposes a Ringling to Glacier park bus route deferring launch to next season for advertising. The service would run from Ringling through Gallatin gateway to Yellowstone and Old Faithful with trips from Three Forks to Mammoth and back, featuring electrified train segments and a gravel road through White Sulphur Springs, Little Belt mountains, and the Sun River irrigation area.
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Sally
Ringling
Glacier Park
Milwaukee Railway
Great Falls
Milwaukee Organization
Milwaukee
Three Forks
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Gateway
Yellowstone
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin and
Madison
Gallatin
Firehole
Harlowton
Yellow‘stone
Old Faithful
Mammoth
Miller “Dude” Ranch
America
Glacier
King’s Hill
White Sulphur
Little Belt Mountains
Monarch
Belt
West
Sun River
Chateau and
Bynum
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Park
Montana Auto Deaths Rise in Montana and Court Calendar Cleans
Auto accident deaths in Montana have risen sharply from 1914 to 1925 with 82 direct deaths in 1925 and a total including rail and streetcar incidents. The death rate per 1000 population climbs from 5.6 to 14.9, while cars per capita increase sevenfold. The Montana Supreme Court has cleaned up the June calendar and will hold no arguments until September, with July vacations and state bar examinations set for this month.
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Supreme Court
Helena
Montana
L. J. Benepe
State Capitol
Mr. Benep
Benepe
To &T
Montana Supreme Court
Adair B. McCarthy
Downsend
Ernest KK. Fenton
Forsyth
Charles N. Loud
Miles City
A. N. Whitlock
The
State University
John C. Hurley
Glasgow
W. T., Plegott
WH. O'Sulivan
Wheatland County
Gna
O’sullivan
University of Montana
O’sulivan
District Court
Karnak restores Spokane man to full health, says Cole
B L Cole of Spokane credits Karnak with dramatic recovery after illness and pneumonia. He reports weight gain and renewed energy, saying he could "whip my weight in wild cats" after using half a bottle. Cole plans to move to Great Falls for a sales job and urges readers to obtain Karnak via listed druggists.
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Cole
B. L. Cole
4Th
Spokane
Wash
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Cole
Broadway Pharmacy
Billings
Model Rexall
Parden Drug Co
Helena
Smith Drug Stores
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Indian Author Schultz Records Kootenai Legends in Glacier Park
Bear Hat a 75 year old Kootenai from Tobacco Plains in British Columbia has been in Glacier Park aiding James Willard Schultz with Kootenai legends. He dances with Piegan at the Glacier Park hotel and lives near an international boundary on a Canadian reservation.
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Bear Hat
Bear Cap
British Columbia
International Boundary
Glacier Park
James Willard Schultz
Montana
Plains Reservation
John Star
Red Feather
Canada
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Old Fort McKenzie
Maxmilian
M. E. Plassmann
Campbell
Sirocco
Pioneer Oil Field
American
Legion Benefit of Hospital
Shelby
Glacier Park Hotel
Tobacco Plains Reservation
Red Man
United States
David Melville
Newport, R. I
Shrine Convention
Bronc Riding
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