Indian Fighter Billy Hamilton: Frontier Scout of Montana
Ill health drove William T. Hamilton from St. Louis to join eight free trappers led by Williams in 1842. He proved fearless, earning a scalp during a Blackfeet encounter and befriending Cheyenne chief Washakie, as the party crossed the Big Horn and Wind River country before returning to Fort Bridger.
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Thermopolis Hot Springs
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Uncle Billy
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Yellowstone River
Lady Loves
Crow Country
Fort Bridger
Great West
Missouri
Pacific Coast
Montana
Col White Promotes Montana Flathead Area
Col A A White of St Paul visited Butte and touted Montana’s Flathead country along Flathead Lake. He purchased island and villa sites two years ago and invested heavily in regional real estate. The Dixon to Polson rail expansion may boost east coast awareness and summer home prospects.
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Butte
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Northern Pacific
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Polson
Flathead
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Anaconda Standard
Cinch David Tales and a Lone Tree Herd Rescue
Rawhide Rawlins recalls Cinch David a ventriloquist of many voices. A night herd drive near Lone Tree county ends with Cinch rescued after a wagon overturns trapping him under the bed. Charlie Ferris reports Irish ghost stories as eight to ten voices call for help from below the wagon. Cinch is later saved by fellow riders.
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Missouri
Cinch David
Rawhide Rawlins
Cinch
Joe Contway
Lone Tree
Joe
Arizona
Charlie Ferris
Yogo
Ed. Morris
Utica
Charlie
Bold Brennan
Old
Ireland
Dick Turpin
Judge McHatton Quits Practice In Butte After Long Career
First District Judge in Silver Bow County, John J. McHatton, retires from law and moves to California with Mrs. McHatton to be near their son in the army. He was key counsel for F Augustus Heinze in his battle with Amalgamated Copper and helped shape Montana’s early statehood politics.
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Mount Sterling
Ill
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Stillwater
Minn
Homestake Hill
Northern Pacific
Butte-Logan
Silver Bow Canvassing Board
Hatton
Toole
Montana
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