Algonquin mine name traced to all gone Quinn tale
William Gladstone Steel of Eugene Oregon fostered interest in local place names and Ed A Waterbury recounts how the Algonquin mine received its spelling from a overheard exchange between two Irish miners Quinn and Casey after their bottle incident. Casey’s remark all gone Quinn evolved into the mine’s historic name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Gladstone
Hugene
Ore
Deer Lodge
Algonquin
Ed A. Waterbury
DR. B. Waterbury
Waterbury
Quinn
Casey
Philipsburg
Waterbury, Sr
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin with Cuticura
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching followed by Cuticura Soap hot water rinse and dry. Dust on Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. Promotes this skincare set priced at 25 cents each.
West Montana Pioneers Tales Of Wolf Point And Fort Benton
The narrative recalls Sherma Cogswell and early Montana days around Wolf Point and Fort Benton. It covers T C Power stores, a Missouri river boat wreck, a postmaster’s panels and safe, a daring two hundred mile trek by Thos O Hanlon and an Indian guide, and tribal dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Chapman Sherma Cagewell
Montana
Michigan
Wolf Point
Great Northern
West
T, GC
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Baker
Fort Pec
Cogswell
Thos O'Hanlon
Poplar
T. C. Power
Ip O’hanlon
Corpo John
Twree
Chinook
John
Heroic tale and frontier perils of the Assinniboine Sioux
The piece recounts legends of Yellow Boy and Jakey Wertz, noting Yellow Boy’s prominence and death of his wife, then focusing on vigilante actions against rustlers in the Missouri river region. It covers tribal history, smallpox losses, Cogswell’s records, hunger after buffalo decline, and violent incidents near Wolf Point and Oswego, including the Lambert ambush and a father’s revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Boy
Omaha
Jakey Wertz
Mike Welch
Berthold
N. D
Cantrell
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Cogswell
Glendive
Wyoming
Lambert Familly
Sand Creek
Wolf Point
Oswego
Ash Point
Plod
Jakey
Mike
Big Bear
Hig
Yakey
Apted
Bani
Heanoushe
Virginia City
Missouri River
Fort Ben
Missoula Wins National Editorial Association Bid
Hutchens leads Montana bid to host the 1922 National Editorial Association convention in Missoula after a full Sunday at the Chicago Hotel Morrison. Directors from 27 cities consider Missoula against rivals like Detroit and Atlantic City, finally choosing Montana as the convenient hub between two national parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Editorial Association
Montana Press Association
Whitefish
G. M. Moss
Whitefish Pilot
Kiwanis Club
Missoula
State Press Association
Montana Association
Martin J. Hutchens
Missoulian
N. BE. A
Morrison
Chicago
Missoula Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs
Detroit
Cincinnati
Salt Lake
Omaha
Chattanooga
Atlantic City
Seattle
Will Wilke
Wsterner
St. Paul
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Montana Tuberculosis Decline Reported by Health Board
A state health board report led by Dr W F Cogswell notes a drop in TB deaths over five years in Montana. It credits education to prompt physician consultation, early case recognition, and improved diagnostic methods with boosting reported cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sherman 'T. Cogswell
Theodore Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Lois Brantly
J. T. Carroll
Supreme Court
Brantly
A T
Power & Brother
Block P
J. BE. Owen
Basin Lumber Company
Lewistown
Owen
Northwest
Hutchens
For
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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