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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1941

Page

3

Chiefs Joseph and Looking Glass Outsmart Troops in Montana Chase

Lew L. Callaway writes of Nez Perce retreat led by Chief Joseph and Looking Glass, noting a battle near Big Hole and a prolonged march through Idaho and Montana. The piece cites Col. J. E. Callaway and Thomas J. Farrell aiding settlers and volunteers, with W. A. Clark later senator as leader.

Joseph Looking Glass Lew L. Callaway J. E. Callaway QO. O. Howard U.S. A Sladen Dry Creek Dept. Columbia Camas Creek Idaho Rocky Mountains Montana Lewiston United States Howard Yellowstone National Park Miles Bearspaw Mountains Whitebird Canada Missoula Savage Whitebird Bitter Root Fort Fizzle Big Hole Bitter Root Valley Gibbon Nez Perces Horse Prairie Creek Bannack Yellowstone Park Civilization Clark Deer Lodge Butte W. A. Clark Virginia City James E. Callaway 21St Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry Grant Thomas J. Farrell Callaway Tom Farrell O. B. Varney VF Horse Parrell

Virginians at Camas Creek Campaign and Indian Ride

A narrative of Madison county volunteers led by Captain Farrell and Captain Norwood joining General Howard at Camas Creek. Indians led by Chief Joseph seize horses and mules in a bold raid, numerous cavalry horses escape, and a dramatic counterstruggle unfolds with improvised defense and swift reinforcements.

Madison County Callaway Farrell F. J. Kelleher Virginia Fred F. Kohls Howard Camas Creek Samuel Ward Simeon R. Buford Tom Baker Montana John Baker Helena E. T. Yager I. C. Smith Sterling Montana Fort Leavenworth United States Army United States Bacon Joseph Looking Glass Old Bally Bally Will Charley Morris Virginia City Boyville W. W. Morris

Indians and Virginians clash at Camas Creek battle site

A Eyewitness recounts a 1877 engagement at Camas Creek where Norwood’s company, outnumbered, held a cottonwood clump under heavy fire. Sergeant Hugh McCafferty earned a congress certificate of merit for guiding troops from concealment. Virginian volunteers arrived late and received scant credit amid postwar debates on who fought bravely.

Looking Glass Norwood Hugh McCafferty McCafferty Congress Caumas Creek Camas Creek

Industrial School Miles City Receives Board Endorsement

State board of examiners, after inspecting the Miles City industrial school, found the overall conditions good but the physical plant terribly run down. They cited lack of appropriations for necessary repairs and pledged to seek emergency funding and to recommend adding more vocational courses at the school.

State Board of Examiners Miles City State Board of Education

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