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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1925

Page

13

Freighting in Montana’s Early Days Ends in Indian Fear

A 1877 Montana freight train faced a brutal Mohave of sand and Nez Perce pursuit. Twelve mule teams hauled 60,000 pounds of powder through Camas Creek and Dry Creek canyons, ending with a panic stampede and a buck Indian corpse found near a creek. The wagon boss vowed never to run the road again.

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Bannack to Mark History With Bronze Marker on Labor Day

The ghost town Bannack in Beaverhead County Montana will host a Labor Day ceremony September 7 to dedicate a bronze marker at the original mining camp. The event, under the Daughters of the American Revolution with Beaverhead Chapter Dillon in charge, recalls Bannack as Montana’s first territorial capital and its turbulent past.

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General Scott Visits Montana Scenes Of His Indian War Era

General Hugh L. Scott retired U.S. Army and former Indian fighter traveled to Montana revisiting Fort Shaw the Great Falls and the Little Missouri where he battled tribes in 1877. He recalled Sitting Bull and the Nez Perce campaigns, saw buffalo slaughter, praised younger Indians learning English and farming, and spoke of Glacier Park tourism and New Jersey road work.

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