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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1942

Page

3

The Strange Burial of Mickey Finn in 1870

Henry Bose recalls a grim yet humorous 1870 Bear Gulch burial tale from the Flathead valley. Mickey Finn died in winter near Bear Town and his coffin voyage involved a makeshift procession to Deer Lodge, a wake at a saloon, and a final grave after a comic setback at Gold Creek.

Mickey. Finn Mickey Finn Henry Bose Hale and Hearty Flathead Valley Montana Bose Bear Gulch Rose Bear Town Deer Lodge Mike Flynn Mickey Joaquin Abascal Bear Creek Baron O'Keefe Gold Creek Pioneer'bar Jim Pete Valston

Rosebud Expedition Finds Sioux Toll After Harsh Rosebud Crossing

The Rosebud expedition of 149 men from Bozeman and local boosters set out in February 1873 to prospect on the Yellowstone and Rosebud. after days of wary camps, rifle pits, and a major Sioux attack involving 600 warriors, they barely held their stock and survived with one dead, many wounded, and a shift to retreat toward Goose Creek, ending with a Crow welcome at Beauvais Creek. The trek produced no gold and concluded with the party returning to settlements, while a separate note invites stenographers in Washington.

Yellowstone Bozeman Rosebud the Rosebud Porcupine Creek San Oval Corral Coulee Little Horn Goose Creek Grass Lodge Beauvais Creek

Montana Forests and Fire Safety Urged to Protect Wealth

The article warns Montana must protect its forests to sustain water for irrigation and power, supporting agriculture and mining. It notes 33,000+ annual US fires, 1919 Montana losses of 1.5 million acres burned and $5 million in damage, and urges public cooperation to prevent man caused fires.

United States Montana Pacific Coast States National Forests of Forest Service Idaho

Billings Navy Man Is Winner of Medal

Lieut. Wreford Goss Chapple of Billings received a Navy Cross among seven submarine commanders honored for meritorious conduct. Born March 19, 1908, he entered the Naval Academy from Montana in 1926 and served on the Milwaukee before submarine training and assignment with the Asiatic Fleet from 1933 to 1935.

Lieut Wreford Goss Chapple Billings Chapple Naval Academy Montana Milwaukee New London, Conn

Carroll College Tightens Schedule Announces Early Commencement

The Very Rev. Emmet Riley states Carroll College shortens the present scholastic year by one week for defense work. Commencement is moved to May 24 from May 31 and four holidays are canceled.

Carroll Carroll College Emmet Riley

Water board loses bid in Missouri river dispute

The Montana water conservation board and Broadwater-Missouri Water Users association lost to Montana Power Co in a Missouri River water rights dispute. Special master Howard Toole found the power company holds superior rights and that diversions by the water board and users could interfere with power operations.

Montana Water Conservation Board Broadwater-Missouri Water Users Association Montana Power Co Missouri River Howard Toole Missoula Special Master Power Company Water Board Missouri Water Board and Water Users’ Association Broadwater County Water Users and Water Board

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