Courageous Escape From Nez Perce War Camp
George Cowan recounts August 1877 near Yellowstone where a small party, trapped by Looking Glass band, faced capture. Cowan endured gunfire across a treacherous trail, a broken leg and hip, and a brutal escape aided by white scouts, then reunited with his wife and rescued by General Howard's troops.
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Donald C. Fisher
George Cowan
Yellowstone Park
Cowan
Charley
Red Scout
Northwest
Mr. Cowan
Chief Looking Glase
Joseph
Looking Glass
Logking Glass
Looking-Glass
Nez Perce Creek
Poker Joe
Indiana
Conan
Howard
William Dingee
8. G. Fisher
Alfred Esler First Quartz Miner in Montana Pioneer mine Legal Tender
The article details Alfred M Esler born 1837 New York who discovered Montana 1860s first quartz mine Legal Tender in Argenta Beaverhead County. It covers his journeys from Bannack to mining ventures across Montana and Idaho, smelter projects, involvement in the Parrot Badger Emma Last Chance and Bunker Hill efforts, the 1892 Badger Mill explosion and his final operations in Altyn Teton county where he died September 10 1900. It notes his political role as a 1866 territorial legislature Republican amid Meagher era tensions.
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Montana
State House
Helena
Alfred M.’Esler
De _Esler
Argenta
Beaverhead
Clancy
Thomas G. Merrill
Esler
New York State
Carthage
Jefferson County
Boonville
Bannack
Edgerton
Swansea
Wales
Hauser
St. Louis
Parrot
Butte
Idaho
Emma
Badger
Last Chance
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
Coeur d’Alene
Blackfoot
Altyn
Teton County
Thomas Francis Meagher
New Oil Lamp Free Burns 94 Percent Air
Advertisement announces a Chicago inventor B P Johnson offering a free lamp to the first user in each locality who helps introduce it. The lamp supposedly burns 94 percent air and outperforms gas or electricity. Agents wanted and inquiries encouraged.
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B. P. Johnson
W. Lake
Chicago
Ill
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Alfred M. Esler