Feuds in the Little Rockies District of Blaine County
In Montana the Little Rockies region in Blaine County boasted rich gold mines and historic ranches. It recalls violent feuds between sheep and cattle barons, with outlaw activity and rugged frontier lawlessness shaping early district life.
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Sandusky
Montana
Little Rockies
Blaine County
Lavina's Last Great Roundup Recalled in 1911 Feature
Abbott Mason recounts Lavina Montana in 1908 to 1911 as cattlemen describe the final great roundup. The piece notes Lavina's railroad-driven growth, a 6000 head roundup, a nocturnal gun culture, churchgoing cowboys, and a dramatic mining era with figures like Kid Curry and the Sandusky gang, ending with unsolved murders and vanished rancher Gill.
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Abbott Mason
Milwaukee
Lavina
Minneapolis Journal
Evan Lee
The
Independent
Connecticut
Early official of Montana dies in California
L A Walker once prominent Helena resident died recently in Los Angeles at his daughter's home. He served as territorial secretary before Montana achieved statehood and held roles in federal service, business, and hotel management in Helena and Butte. His son, Harry H. Walker, is deputy clerk of the federal court at Helena.
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L. A. Walker
Helena
Los Angeles
Jerry Job
Territorial
Montana
Walker
United States Assay Office
H. M. Parden
North Montana Cattle Co
Territory
Harrison
C. K. Cole
H. N. Willey
Montana Hotelmen’'s Association
Old Finlen
Butte
California
Harry H. Walker
Federal Court
Helena phones rise after October earthquakes
Helena telephone exchange manager Albert Jones reported more phones in use now than before the quakes of October 18 and 31. About 400 phones were disconnected due to damage but were replaced or reconnected as repairs and new structures went up.
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Helena
Albert &. Jones
Martha Plassmann Pioneer Historian Dies at 86
Martha Edgerton Plassmann, daughter of Sidney Edgerton and cousin to Wilbur Sanders, died at her Great Falls home after a long life as teacher, editor, and historian. Born May 14, 1850, she witnessed Montana’s early frontier era, wrote extensively on its history, and helped found The Leader in Great Falls.
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Martha Edgerton Plassmann
Great Falls
Sidney Edgerton
Ohio
Idaho Territory
Montana Territory
Lincoln
Washington
Montana
Wilbur Fisk Sanders
Plassmann
Story of
Bannack
Helena
Talmadge
Akron
Congress
Martha
Abraham Lincoln
Idaho
Edgerton
Sanders
Martha Edgerton
America
West
Martha P
Plassman
H. P. Rolfe
Dartmouth
Mr. Rolfe
Rolfe
Leader
Missoula
Monarch
State Historical Library
Theodor Plassmann
The
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