Flopping Bill Can trell and the northern Montana outlaws
A tale from the Old Timers' Club recalls William Cantrell known as Flopping Bill a daring hunter of horse rustlers in northern Montana. He and a partner killed nine Blackfoot Indians near Buffalo Creek after a perilous chase along the Musselshell and Missouri rivers. The account notes the fatal violence ended with Bill haunted by visions of the slain natives and his own legend among cowboys and guards. Also included are unrelated travel ads for excursions via the Denver and Rio Grande with pricing.
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Bill Cantrell
Bill
William Cantrell
Montana
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Omaha
Arepa
Fort Peck
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Happy Hunting Grounds
International Line
Hig Pease
Fellowa
Cleveland
Little Rockies
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Missouri River
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Yellowstone River
Missouri
Blaketa
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Crow Nation
Tommahawk
Redmen
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Benton
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East Broadway
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Golden Kaiser & McCann, Proprietors
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Minneapolis
Ill
Ila
Peoria
Evansville
Ind
Nashville, Tenntlanta
Jacksonville
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Vicksburg
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Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Montana Territory
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