European Nobles Chase Bears in Montana Trails
The article recounts European nobles who hunted in Montana, led by Count Facchetti-Guiglio guided by Tom Newcomb for a Montana bear hunt near Livingston. It details Maximilian of Wied and his perilous fort episodes, Gore expedition quarrels, and the Dunraven party with Texas Jack, plus other royal hunters visiting Yellowstone and Fort Ellis.
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Tom Newcomb
Custer
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Bagdia
Facchatti- Guiglio
Europe
Asia
Africa
Ess
Livingston
California
Tribe of Brain
Italy
Count Facchetti-Guiglio
Tom
Angora
Prince Maximilian of
Prince Maximilian
Jena
Paris
South America
United States
Boston
Charles Bodmer
Northwest
Maximilian
St. Louis
Yellowstone
Fort Union
Kenneth McKenzie
American Fur Company
King
Upper Missouri
Marias River
Fort
Dreldoppel
Fort McKenzie
Fort Benton
Charbonneau
Sacajawea
Lewis
Clark
Rocky Mountains
Bodmer
Luxembourg
George Gore
Sligo
Ireland
Platte River
Powder River
Tongue River
Rosebud River
Gore
Washington
A. J. Vaughn
Upper
Missouri
Sir George
James Bridger
Fur Company
Irish Reform Association
London
Glamorganshire
Wales
Adare
County Limerick
Earl of Dunraven
Earl
Rocky Mountain
Texas Jack
Buffalo Bill
Jack Omohondro
New England
Texas
Jack
Western America
Colorado
C. Wynn
G. Kingsley
Campbell
Virginia City
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
West
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
Buffalo Mill
Lord Clifford
Lord Moulesworth
David 8. Stanley
George A. Custer
G. R. Norris
Lewistown
Musselshell
King of
Belgium
Butte
Marquis of Lorne
Canada
Fort Shaw
Army
Bedaverhead Valley
Centennial Valley
Corrinne
Utah
Dillon
Oregon
Pat Dwyer
Beaverhead
Marquis
Mystery Mine of Beaverhead County Sold to Capitalists
The New Departure silver mine once owned by Lawrence A. Brown in Beaverhead County is to be developed by a group of capitalists. Brown, famed for refusing bank loans and inspecting buyers, mined sparingly and shipped ore directly, guarded by a shotgun at the tunnel mouth. The mine, once producing rich ore and a subterranean water reservoir, has long been shunned but now faces extensive redevelopment.
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Lawrence A. Brown
Beaverhead County
Brown
Montana Jockey Becomes Noted Actor Lynne Overman
Former Montana jockey Lynne Overman rode at Helena meets until barred for irregularities. He shifted to acting, appearing with the Mississippi river boat show, in a Pennsylvania one night tour, and in New York small parts before finding success in Just Married and Honey Girl leading to his rising reputation.
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Montana
Lynne Overman
Helena
New York
Pennsylvania
Bunty
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Charles M. Russell
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Los Angeles
Moving Picture Star
Mary Pickford
Remy
D’artagnan
Three Musketeers
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