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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

12

Mandan Big White Saves Williams Party From Stampede

The Mandan chieftain Big White guides Captain Williams's expedition to safety as a herd of frightened buffalo stampedes toward the group. He and his son separate the herd, coordinating shouts and gunfire while a greyhound is killed. Afterward, a hunter Carson strays following elk, is rescued, and warns of hostile Indians nearby. The group’s reckless actions and lack of caution amid Indian danger are blamed for the expedition’s demise.

Big White Captain Williams Williams Willams St. Louis Rose Hunter Carson

Whitehall Montana Historic Settlement and Valley Prosperity

The piece details Whitehall as an early Montana hub with 1867 stage station, 1889 railroad arrival, and thriving Jefferson Valley agriculture. It highlights alfalfa yields, irrigation districts, and the local economy centered on Whitehall as the valley’s business and farming core. It also recounts notable figures like Major Brooke and Senator Clark, and mentions mining activity nearby such as the Mayflower claim and the Gold Hill and Midnight mines.

E.G. Brooke Whitehall Virginia City Helena Salt Lake City Weltay G. J. Pruett W. A. Clark Gold Hill Town Northern Pacific Company Northern Pacific Railway Butte Pipestone Irrigation Project Parrot Beach Jefferson Valley Montana

Spelling Conflict Over Sacajawea Name In State

The article notes a controversy over the correct spelling of Sacajawea Sakakawea with a split between Sacajawea and Sakakawea. It mentions Miss Mc Donald of the Butte Public Library and the uncertain burial site with beliefs centering on Fort Manuel Lisa and Wind River agency.

Sackaswea Crooked Creek Miss McDonald Butte Public Library State Historical Library Lewis ‘and Clark Sackajawea David Hilger Congress George Bruffy Butte Lackaswea Fort Manuel Lisa Missouri River Wyoming Wind River Agency

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