Mrs. Stuart Details First Gold Discovery in Montana
Mrs Granville Stuart widow of the man credited with Montana's first gold discovery gave a paper to Bitter Root Valley Pioneer society. She recounted the early eighties debates over the discoverers James Stuart Reese Anderson Thomas Adams and Granville Stuart claiming they proved the rich gold country and sparked Montana’s rush with letters home and early prospecting along Benetse creek and Pioneer City years 1852 1860s.
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Granville Stuart
Montana
Bitter Root Valley Pioneer Society
Montana Pioneer Society
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Thomas Stuart
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
Frank Woody
New Northwest
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Butte
Stuart
Red River
Francois Findlay
Benetse
California
Rocky Mountains
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge County
Robert Hereford
John Sanders
Long John
Bill Madison
Benetse Creek
Salt Lake City
Bitter Root
Hereford
Captain Grant
Reese Anderson
James
Henry Thomas
Pend Oreille Lake
Pioneer City
Anderson
Stuarts
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The
Montana Historical Society
Toby Earns His Keep and Keeps a Family Close
In wartime London Milly and Tom Coalman navigate shortages and moral choices. Tom warms to generosity after learning of a neighbor’s coal need and a dog named Toby becomes a symbol of loyalty, as the family bonds deepen amid air raids and hardship.
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Milly
Roy
Tom Coalman
London
Milly Coalman Goodby
Milly Coalman
Tom
Dumb Friends’ League
Thomas
Dad
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Boy
Mrs. Coalman
Greater London
Fifty years of marriage celebrated by Bull couple
In Butte Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bull marked half a century of marriage at home with their children and families in attendance. The brief notes section lists anniversaries, deaths, appointments, and local events across Montana including state awards, military promotions, and community notices.
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Butte
George R. Bull
Glasgow
Larslan
O. J. Jedne
Jedne
Great Falls
Louis J. Skovron
Joseph Skovron
Fort Ord
Calif
Great Northern Railway
State Surplus Increases to 46 Million in 1941 42
The Montana surplus rose by 5 477 588 to 46 432 872 for the 1941 42 fiscal year in a statement by State Auditor John W Holmes. Revenue reached 39 915 180 versus expenditures 34 437 622 with net cash in all state funds at 15 440 530.
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John W. Holmes
Montana
Oldest Highways Claim Tied to New Mexicans
New Mexicans claim their state has the oldest highway system in the United States. The history points to Don Antonio de Espejo, a Spanish explorer, who blazed El Camino Real from El Paso to Santa Fe in 1582.
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United States
Don Antonio de Espejo
el Paso
Santa Fe
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