Song of Three Friends epic tale trek across the Missouri
John G. Neihardt presents The Song of Three Friends an epic poem recounting Mike Fink Will Carpenter and Talbeau the traders who crossed the Missouri in 1822 and 1828 under Ashley and Henry Their bond fractures over a woman leading to jealousy murder and vengeance as the trio navigates the early western frontier amid Blood tribe lands and frontier life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Neihardt
Uesteensanei Hone
Mike Fink
Will Carpenter
Little Tardeau
Western Souvenir
Western Monthly Review
The
Missouri Intelligencer
Missouri
Ashley and
Henry
St. Louis
Northwest
Frank Talbeau
Ashley and Henry
Musketeers
Damon and
Pythias
Fink
Carpenter
Talbeau
Musselshell
Dakota
First Sun River farmer Uncle Bob Vaughn honored
A monument marking Uncle Bob Vaughn’s plowing feat in the Sun River district was dedicated July 14 at a Cascade county farm bureau picnic. Vaughn, who settled in 1869, helped shape northern Montana farming stories, including earlier government experiments and the 1869 Marias river campaign led by General Baker. The event addressed local heritage and the area’s early agricultural trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Vaughn
Sun River Valley
Robert Vaughn
Montana
Ole” Vaughn
Sun River
Cascade County Farm Bureau
Couch Company
Vaughn
William Sparks
Bob” Vaughn
Colonel Vaughn
Charles Larpenteur
Clark
Fort Shaw
Larpenteur
Sun River Crossing
Helena and
Benton Road
Helena
Register
Chouteau County
Baker
Marias River
War Department
Sheridan
Missouri
Benton
William Sparkes
Washington
Beavers First Post
Haarlem Oil Gold Medal Remedy Claims Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil capsules as a safe, gentle cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It promotes three or four daily doses, claims rapid healing, and guarantees a refund if not satisfied. The copy warns against substitutes and urges purchasing only the original Gold Medal import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Time of Proving Up Homestead Time Cut
Morftana land offices follow Washington guidance on the 1919 act amending homestead laws. Hardship climates allow six months per year for four years or five months per year for five years of residence with proper affidavits. Final proof due at the end of the period, with annual continuity required and military service credit allowed if at least one year complies. Appeals and reapplication within two years are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morftana Land Offices
General Land Office
Washington
D. C
Land Office
Montana doctors warned as flu nears
Dr. W. A. Evans of Chicago, a noted health writer and medical authority, warned Montana doctors that influenza is approaching. He spoke about signs, prevention, and the expected impact on communities, urging vigilance and early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Association of Montana
Evans
Montana
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Farm Survey Under State Direction by County Agent
Under the direction of J W Manning county agent for the Lewis and Clark farm bureau a survey of agricultural conditions and needs in regard to range for sheep and cattle is described. The study aims to assess forage availability grazing practices and regional data to guide farming policy and extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Farm Bureau
Havre
J. W. Manning
Lewis and Clark Farm Bureau
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Germany
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Baby Wants
Bellingham Chemical Co
Bellingham
Iterage
Carnation Milk Products Co
Seattle, Wash
Montana Trade Journal
Liwest
Great Falls
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Great Falia
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