High Cost of Living in Montana in 1865 Miners Seized Food
Narrative recalls 1865 Montana hardships from Bannack to Virginia City. Food riots erupt as flour scarce and prices soar. distribution under Colonel Sanders guides fairness. Flight of goods, mules, and stage lines reveal a fragile frontier economy amid winter blockade and political moments.
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Montana
Selby
Ohio
Bannack
Barrett's Place
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Cache Valley
Utah
Logan City
Horse Prairie Creek
Salt Lake City
Virginia City
Ely Olinghouse
Ridenour
Hackberry
Arizona
Mr. Ridenour
Jim Murray
Helena
Ben Holliday
X. Biedler
Pullers Springs
Captain Slade
Julesburg
Colo
Overland Stage Line
Madison River
Iowa
Castner’s
Territory of
Frank L. Worden
Chouteau
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Samuel T. Hauser
John H. Rogers
Alexander E. Mayhew
Washington J. McCormick
Madison County
James Stuart
Deer
Legislative Assembly
Last Chance Gulch
Jefferson Valley
Boulder
Montana City
Clancy Creek
East Helena
Whitlock Union
Grizzly Gulch
Snake River
Taylor, Thompson & Co
Joseph Marion
George Mann
Main Street
Wilbur F. Sanders
Lincoln
Edgerton
Sanders
Hosmer
Rocky Mountains
Bitro-Phosphate Promises to Strengthen Nervous People
Frederick 8. Kolle notes that weak nervous individuals seeking weight and nerve power should take a 5 grain Bitro-Phosphate tablet with meals. Marketed as a discovery by a French scientist, it claims quick health gains. if not felt stronger after two weeks, money-back guarantee applies and Euro-Phosphate costs fifty cents weekly.
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Frederick 8. Kolle
New York
Who's Who
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Health
An advertisement urges readers to use GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to prevent kidney trouble. It claims slow, inevitable decline without treatment, touts Dutch origins since 1696, and promises refunds if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes daily doses and brand recognition for druggists.
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Holland
Netherlands
Haarlem
Seafei
Helena Barbers Raise Prices for Service
Helena barbers vote to set 35 cent shaves and 75 cent hair cuts with a two week delay after the state fair due to management urging a schedule change. Stores report razor shortages as orders to the east increase and the capital sees a revival of old style shaving. General Hugh Scott, veteran of Montana Indian wars and war department mediator, visited Montana for burial matters related to General Custer.
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Barbers
Helena
Montana
Barbers’ Union
Hugh Scott
The
Redmen
War Department
Custer
Jesus Renteria Flight and Death Rumors Stir Frustration
Reports say Jesus Renteria was forced to flee and apparently killed. The incident sparks irritation as supporters await confirmation on his whereabouts and fate. Authorities have not released official details.
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Jesus Renteria
Russia’s finances stalled until Lenin and Trotsky pass away
A clipped opinion notes Russia’s finances are in terrible shape and argues any improvement hinges on the deaths of Lenin and Trotsky, reflecting early 20th century political sentiment.
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Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
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