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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1922

Page

3

Pioneer oil explorer Gordon Campbell strikes sweetgrass arch oil

Gordon Campbell, an oilman who mapped the Sweetgrass arch in northern Montana in 1920, returned after winters and setbacks to drill in Musselshell County. He hit oil at the expected spot and believes the well could become a commercial producer with funds from faithful backers.

Tony Stout Gordon Campbell Sweetgrass Arch Montana Devils Basin Musselshell Cat Creek Musselshell County Campbell North Country Kevin Camp Bell

Romantic Frontiersman Colter in the Upper Missouri Fur Trade

The article recounts John Colter as a key Lewis and Clark figure who stayed in the Upper Missouri beaver country after the expedition. It covers his trapper life, Lisa’s Fort Manuel, his perilous clash with Blackfeet, a naked survival in a beaver lodge, and his enduring role as a pioneering commercial traveler and explorer in Montana.

John Colter Upper Missouri Northwest Colter Lewis and Clark Daniel Boone Fort Mandan Pacific Mississippi St. Louis Missouri River United States Yellowstone Wonderland Big Horn River Wind River Colorado River Jackson’s Hole Yellowstone Country Civilization Lewis’ and Clark Lisa Big Horn Yellowstone Fort Manuel Clark Marias River Piegan Fort Mantuel Jefferson Madison Potts

Pinch Smuggler Of Ham And Eggs In Mexico

George Cooney of Helena finds ham and eggs missing after a border incident. A Mexican guard detains him during a quick smuggle for breakfast, demanding one peso duty and forcing him to abandon the ham and eggs. He returns to his racing stable and later faces further peril at a trading post attacked by the Blackfeet before fading from the Northwest scene.

George Cooney Helena KE. H. Cooney Great Falls Tia Juana Mexico George Villa Leutenant Cooney Racing St. Louis Northwest

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