Contemplated Montana iron plant at White Sulphur Springs
Baltimore financier J J Roach outlined a $1 500 000 initial buildout to develop Montana iron deposits near White Sulphur Springs in partnership with the Montana Iron company of Virginia. The project could locate in Great Falls or Livingston with partial financing already arranged and rest coming from outside investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roach
Baltimore, Great Falls
Livingston
Montana Iron Company
Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Great Falls
Joseph J. Roach
Baltimore
Roach
Mr. Roach
Montana Iron Company of
W. F. Flannigan
E. K. Coyer
Flannigan
Coyer
Ned
Seaboard
Panama’ Canal
Veterans Recall 1870s Army Life and Indian Campaigns
Henry A. Frith and Edward W. Dunne recount their shared service in the Eleventh Infantry from 1873 to 1878, frontier patrols in Texas the Dakotas and Montana, and the postwar campaigns against the Sioux and their allies. They describe Fort Keogh, Fort Custer, and encounters with General Sherman Sheridan Crook Miles and Chief Joseph, including the Clark’s Fork clash and Canyon Creek skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Henry A. Frith
United States
Edward W. Dunne
Billings
Plains
Texas
Eleventh Infantry
Dakotas
Montana
Old Huntley
Frith
Southwest
Dunne
East
Dunn
MacKenzie
Custer
Mr. Frith
War Department
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Fort Custer
Little Big Horn
Big Horn
Hardip
Standing Rock Reservation
Dakota Territory
Sherman
Yellowstone River
Buell
Terry
Sheridan
Crook
Terry's Landing
Nelson A. Miles
Clark’s Fork
Yellowstone Park
Clarks Fork Pass
Miles
Bennett
Canyon Creek
Nez Perce
Joseph
Seventh
Calvary
D. Sturgis
Gibbons
the Big Hole
Howard
Sturgis
Clarks Fork
Yellowstone
Pellmell
Brandt murder in 1893 named most fiendish crime in Custer County
The 1893 Brandt family massacre in Montana's Custer County shocked locals. Brandt killed his wife and daughter Lillie before killing himself with a rifle, as 17 year old Laura survived to recount the night. A posse later found Mrs. Brandt nearby and the house showed brutal, fatal injuries throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Custer County
Yellowstone River
Glendive
Billings
Circle P Ranch
Near N Wit
Miles City
Knowles
Lillie
Laura
Loveridge
George Ott
Loveridge Ranch
Ott
Spaulding
Brandt House
Rosebud
Mrs. Brandt
Lilly
Kennedy and
Faura
Charlie
XIT Cattle Company
Montana Editors Plan Yellowstone Park Tour for State Press Meet
State editors and Montana press leaders prepare a three day Yellowstone Park excursion following a one day business session in Livingston. The group includes more than 150 editors and guests with plans for park visits, buffalo roundup entertainment, and potential Associated Press meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Press Association
Livingston
Warden
The
Great Falls Tribune
Montana State Press Association
Press Association
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Park
P. B. Snelson
Billings Gazette
Horace M. Albright
L. B. Flint
Livingston Enterprise
Associated Press
Paul Cowles
Western Division
San Francisco
News Gathering
Mammoth
Upper Basin
West Thumb
Yellowstone Lake
Lake Outlet
Grand Canyon
Buffalo Ranch
Mammoth Station
Dowry Dispute Tangles Mile City Marriage
Evelyn Moy Hinkley and Harold Hinkley of Miles City are involved in a marriage dispute as a dowry failed to materialize under unique conditions. The Montana hag returned with hand to Billings. The case references a November marriage and a related inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Moy
Hinkley
Harold Hinkley
Miles’ City
Montana
Billings
BB Iyn
Moy. Hing
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Virginia Company
Mr. Dunne
Miles Whips
Clarks Fore
Jennett Creek
A. §. Bennett
Henry .A. Frith
Bunkie
Edward A. Dunn
D. J. O'Malley
Din Theis Gana
Tite
State Editors
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