Bandits Hold Up Stage to Rescue Edmonson Gang at Boulder
Montana history recalls the 1884 Boulder term when masked road agents halted a stage, aimed to free Henry and John Edmonson. Judge Wade, attorneys, and jurors faced gunpoint danger as deputies and sheriffs battled the raiders. The Edmonsons were later sentenced, and Murphy was lynched by a roadside mob near Helena.
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Plummer
Munn
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John Edmonson
Helena
Justice Wade
Judge Wade
Colonel Johnston
Warren Toole
Thomas Carter
Judge Chumasero
Massena Bullard
Northern Pacific
Jefferson
Wickes
Jefferson County
Montana Supreme Court
Decius S. Wade
United States
William Chumasero
Bill” Cameron
Meagher County
Murray
Don Murphy
Tom Carter
Cameron
Bill’’ Cameron
Chico Springs
Cameron Cooly
Edmonson
Con Murphy
Edmonson Gan
Prickly Pear Canyon
John
Edmonsons
Henry Edmonson
Murphy
Deer Lodge
Citizens’ Committee
Ancient Montana Farmers Grow Melons and Corn in Indian Villages
In early Upper Missouri days, Mandan Arickaree and alliedtribes farmed corn pumpkins watermelons and beans beneath harsh conditions. French and English observers recount peaceful exchanges and raids, noting women as skilled gardeners. acre-sized plots yielded up to 20 bushels per acre amid droughts and grasshopper outbreaks.
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Rocky Mountain
Dakota
Perrin du Lac
Missouri
Arickaree
Alexander Henry
Upper
Missouri River
la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Shining Mountains
Lewis and Clark
Brouth
Judge sought women jury for Indian case in blizzard
Judge Culbertson of the Poplar Indian court proposed a jury of Indian women to try two Indians charged with offense against an Indian woman. Weather blocked summoning a squaw jury, so the judge settled for two months in jail each. The case echoed a prior call by Tex Rickard for a women jury.
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Poplar
United States
Solomon
Tex’ Rickard
Judg Culbertson
Judge Culbertson
Rickard
Soldiers Feet Grow Need Bigger Sizes
The army expands footwear for Pershing's soldiers as training broadens feet. A War Department review shows 32,359 men measured, only 15 percent properly fitted. misfits traced to small choices, fitting supervision, and limited large sizes.
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Sam
France
Pershing
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