Prairie Ranch Shooting Sparks Ample Conflicting Tales
Sam Moore and William McKenzie give opposing accounts of a Wednesday evening shooting at Sam Jaggers ranch on Horse Prairie. Moore shoots McKenzie after an earlier dispute. McKenzie recounts a backstop and a mouth wound while Moore is arrested by Constable Jegeres. Both stories frame the event and leave readers to choose credibility amid the dispute.
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Cattle Queen Mira Collins Delivers In Bannack Era Memoir
Nat Collins known as the Cattle Queen of Montana gave a lecture at Pilon Theatre recounting early 1860s Bannack life. She described hats, cabins, and mining camps, reflecting on wagons, settlers, Wapiti andوا old schedules as audience listened in attentive silence.
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