Montana Wildlife Bulletin Vol Aug 1944
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Stages and freighters took pas- sengers and supplies on to Helena from there. I. G. Baker, T. C. Powers and, I believe, Hugh Kirkendall, were then freighting from Fort Benton to Helena. When we left Fort Benton on the stage for Helena, we ran across a large herd of buffalo about 26 miles from Fort Benton. The stage driver estimated there were several hundred thousand buffalo and we had to wait two or three hours for them to pass. The buffalo were migrating north to their sum- mer range and woul...d not have stopped for anything.
"In the fall of 1873, Henry Schniple, a stockman from Philipsburg, made his annual trip to Helena for supplies.
I went to Philipsburg with him to work on his ranch and remained there until 1876. Then I left and attended school in Philipsburg for one year.
"In 1879 I worked for William Wallace, a stockman and rancher. I broke horses and helped round-up cattle to take to the Judith Basin. On the trip it was necessary to night-herd the cattle to keep them from straying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stages and freighters took pas- sengers and supplies on to Helena from there. I. G. Baker, T. C. Powers and, I believe, Hugh Kirkendall, were then freighting from Fort Benton to Helena. When we left Fort Benton on the stage for Helena, we ran across a large herd of buffalo about 26 miles from Fort Benton. The stage driver estimated there were several hundred thousand buffalo and we had to wait two or three hours for them to pass. The buffalo were migrating north to their sum- mer range and woul...d not have stopped for anything.
"In the fall of 1873, Henry Schniple, a stockman from Philipsburg, made his annual trip to Helena for supplies.
I went to Philipsburg with him to work on his ranch and remained there until 1876. Then I left and attended school in Philipsburg for one year.
"In 1879 I worked for William Wallace, a stockman and rancher. I broke horses and helped round-up cattle to take to the Judith Basin. On the trip it was necessary to night-herd the cattle to keep them from straying.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Bulletin Vol Aug 1944?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Fish And Game Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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