Red Cloud Said To Be Sioux's Strongest Councillor
George Ed Lemmon recalls Red Cloud as the most powerful Sioux councillor. Fort Kearney saw soldiers and laborers building the railroad while hostiles conducted dances and war displays. Scouts brought reports as trains and troops moved to secure the line amid a siege atmosphere.
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Red Cloud
George
Ed” Lemmon
Fort Kearney
Washington
Erfu
George “Ed Lemmon
Lemmon
E. C. Kurtz
Hamilton
Northwest
Lake, Tomb & Lemmon Company
West
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Standing Rock
South Dakota
Mr. Lemmon
Mississippi River
Lemmon Overs
Loups
Elkhorn
War Ford
Phil Sheridan
Union Pacific
Ogden
Omaha
Red Loud
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Loups and
Mahan Outlines Plans of D A V for Disabled Veterans
John W. Mahan national commander of the Disabled American Veterans outlines a four point program for Congress to aid disabled veterans. He seeks extended vocational training time, restored war risk insurance eligibility, a U S medical corps within the veterans bureau, and higher disability payments for tuberculosis patients. He travels from Cincinnati to press support and spoke in Missoula during a westward trip ending around the Omaha American Legion convention.
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Disabled American Veterans Organization
Congress
John W. Mahan
Missoula
Mahan
University of Montana
United States Veteran's Bureau
Has
Washington
Disabled Veterans’ Organization
United States Veterans
Cones
An. Daay
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Mr. Mahan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tulsa
Okla
Muskogee
West
American Legion
Omaha
Kalispell Cobbler Made Shoes for Presidents Long Ago
Kalispell boot maker H. Petterson, once in New York, crafted shoes for President McKinley. In St Paul he supplied Jim Hill's family for 14 years. His Kalispell shop had nine workers who produced about 1,700 pairs yearly. He now focuses on repairs, declining custom orders for the wealthy unless needed for comfort.
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Reno's
Mary
Reno
Custer
Gall
Mr. Lemmon
H. ©. Petterson
Kalispell
New York City
President McKinley
St. Paul
Jim” Hill
Mr. Petterson
Do You Want a Buffalo A Yellowstone herd disposal offer
Yellowstone park director Stephen T. Mather announces 100 buffalo bulls from the park herd are available to buyers who cover capture crate and shipping costs. Last year 86 animals were given away under a policy approved by Congress allowing disposal of surplus. Estimated cost per buffalo to Gardiner is about $80 plus express charges. A Port Arthur ordinance bans patrons from eating peanuts during a show.
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Yellowstone Park
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Yellowstone
Congress
Department of the Interior
Mather
Buffalo Farm
Gardiner
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Vettrans Organization
Big Association
Mary Crawler
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Little Big Horn
Broken Jaw
General Custer
Charles M. Russell
Kalispell Cobbler
Port Arthur
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