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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

12

Blackfeet Chief Crow Maintains Polygamous Home Amid Peaceful Trio

Chief Crow of Glacier National Park's Blackfeet Reservation lives with his wife Gun Striker aged 70 and a wife-in-waiting aged 58. The arrangement rests on mutual acceptance and a shared rhythm, with all three women handling household tasks while polygamy is tolerated under the white man’s codes. The trio allegedly maintains harmony, smoke rituals soothing tensions, and local authorities find no fault with the arrangement at the Chief Crow ranch near the old Catholic mission.

Chief Crow Glacier National Park Reservation Uncle Sam Crow H Christendom Mrs. Crow No. 2 Old Catholic Crow Ranch

Deer numbers rise in Musselshell under buck law

J. P. Bonham and W. B. Willey report a 50 percent rise in fawns and about 300 deer in the Musselshell district as deer protective rules reduce hunting. The season shift to mid October mid November, longer doe protection, and tame does have increased sightings with 28 deer shot last season.

Musselshell District J. P. Bonham W. B. Willey Musselshell Great Falls Mr. Bonham C.W. Spillman Gold Creek Nevada Montana Peter Herron Bannack George Ives Nevada City Erastus Young G. W. Brown Stinking Waters Valley Ned Ray Buck Stinson George Shears Frenchtown Cy Skinner Alec Carter Bob Zachary John Cooper Hell Gate William Graves Fort Owen William Hunter Gallatin Valley Feruary J. A. Slade Virginia City James Brady John Bolan John Keane

Cat Creek Royalty Payments Reported for January

The Lewistown land office collected 10552 dollars from Lewistown Oil and Refining for January oil on government land in Cat Creek. December receipts were 9601 dollars. December production 99877 barrels, January 96638 barrels. Major producers in January included Green 39290, Wildschultz 27942, Oldham 11494, Catlett 9481 barrels.

Lewistown Land Office Lewistown Oil & Refining Company Cat Creek Green Wildschultz Oldham Catlett

Treasure House of Ancient Relics and Lore at State Library

The Montana State Historical Library faces cramped quarters and aging facilities as lawmakers debate a two year $7,000 annual upfit and space increase. The collection includes 30,000 volumes, rare artifacts, original documents, and priceless relics. advocates urge improved space and funding to preserve the archive corporate and civic memory.

State Historical Library Adjutant General Robert Larson Sheridan Montana Capitol Ireland Col. E. 8. Atkinson Philippines Boston & Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company Looking Glass Nez Perce Horn Miller Cook City Jim Bridger Ulster N. Y General Custer Francis Parkman Frank Dorrity Tom Cleary Flynn Northern Pacific Plummer Amede S Bassette Bannack Northwest Hudson Bay Company American Fur Company Northwest Company Bridger Virginia Hahn Kansas City Hahn New York City John James Audubon Audubon Society of That Name Fort Union Yellowstone W. A. Clark Hilger Ann McDonnell Larson Montana State Historical Library

Rattlesnakes Add To Trail Blazer Hardships

A Montana pioneer recounts rattlesnake dangers from Helena to Canyon Ferry and along the Missouri River. He recalls tents, wagons, and camps where snakes lurked and farmers and surveyors killed many, noting encounters near Great Falls and the region’s early exploration.

Banneck Northwest Missouri River Missouri Great Falls Central Avenue Twenty-sixth Street

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