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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

6

Montana's First Desperado Alexander Harvey

The earliest Montana bad man, Alexander Harvey, worked for the American Fur Co. He ruled Fort McKenzie with fear, killing Potts and Sandoval, then shot at Blackfeet traders. Harvey and partner Chardon planned a cannon ambush at the fort gate, firing into a gathered Blackfeet trading party.

Montana American Fur Co Fort Union Fort McKenzie Missouri River Pratte, Chouteau and Co Alexander Culbertson Culbertson Harvey Yellowstone River Sandoval Potts McKenzie F. A. Chardon Chardon Teton Valley Reese Ing

Montana Yesteryears Highlights From 1919 News

Summary of items from September 1919 including Mrs E M Kennedy heading to Chile to run a girls school in Harlem Helena vaccine plan to curb flu New Frontier era stories about Crow Indians at Midland Empire fair large 1500 pound steer in Harlem land withdrawals opened to entry Poison Chief sold out Missoula river body identified with A M Donnaly envelope Helena Woodrow Wilson knitting Liberty loan German cannon prize given to Montana Governor and county loyalty notes Billings matrimony and Creek Fort McKenzie burning details.

Helena Montana Norman B. Holter Stewart

Plummer and Crawford's Vengeful Duel Tale in Virginia City

The feud between Henry Plummer and Wank Crawford in late 19th century Virginia City Montana led to armed standoffs and duels. Crawford, warned by Plummer, survived by defying the brigand while Plummer’s threats culminated in a fatal shooting in Bannack. Crawford later fought back, breaking Plummer’s arm, before Plummer was hanged by Vigilantes.

Henry Plummer Montana Plummer Wank Crawford Virginia City Crawford Cleveland California Goodrich Bannack Jack Charlie Reeves Bill Moore George Ives Phim Man Harry Vieeeer Fort Benton Wisconsin

Heaven’s Annex: Iowans praise Montana scenery

The Iowa secretary of state complimented Montana in a letter to Governor Holt calling the state Heaven’s Annex and praising its scenery and roads. He said travelers would find clean highways, wholesome mountain air, and pleasing vistas, noting there is no sales tax.

Iowa Montana Heaven’s Annex Holt Heaven’s

Junior G Man Corps Ad Promotes Badges and Gear

An ad urges youths to join the Junior G Man Corps and showcases badges fingerprint sets and related accessories as seen in a Post Toasties feature. The note ends with a safety reminder not to drive if drinking.

G-Man Corps Post Toasties

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