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  1. Before Montana had a voice, it had Joe Howard. Journalist, historian, union man — he exposed corporate plunder, championed the forgotten, and wrote the book that defined a state. He died at 45, but Montana’s conscience never really went quiet.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  2. Major John Owen built Montana's first trading post — then lost his mind, his fort, and his fortune. Now legend says he buried gold there too. But did he? The diaries, the ledger, and decades of archaeology tell a very different story.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  3. Beartooth Highway welcomes Memorial Day travelers despite thin snowpack

    RED LODGE — The Beartooth Highway is open for the season, welcoming skiers, sightseers, and holiday travelers just in time for Memorial Day weekend, though drivers may notice the snow walls lining the road are shorter than usual after a milder winter.

    Web:
    ktvq.com/news/local-news/beart

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  4. A New York gangster, a dead roommate, a Montana murder trial — and a suspicious "witness" who turned up dead. Robert Vanella's 1908 conviction unraveled in ways nobody expected.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/eve

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  5. From a 1940 county vote to a national rodeo championship — Dawson Community College in Glendive, MT has spent 85 years proving that world-class education doesn't require a big city address. Here's how it happened.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  6. From a 1940 county vote to a national rodeo championship — Dawson Community College in Glendive, MT has spent 85 years proving that world-class education doesn't require a big city address. Here's how it happened.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  7. From a 1940 county vote to a national rodeo championship — Dawson Community College in Glendive, MT has spent 85 years proving that world-class education doesn't require a big city address. Here's how it happened.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  8. From a 1940 county vote to a national rodeo championship — Dawson Community College in Glendive, MT has spent 85 years proving that world-class education doesn't require a big city address. Here's how it happened.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  9. From a 1940 county vote to a national rodeo championship — Dawson Community College in Glendive, MT has spent 85 years proving that world-class education doesn't require a big city address. Here's how it happened.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  10. Before it was Memorial Day, it was Decoration Day — born from the grief of a nation after the Civil War. From graves adorned with flowers to a federal holiday, the story of how America learned to honor its fallen is older and more complicated than most people know.
    Today we remember those who gave all!

    Happy Memorial Day!!

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  11. Before it was Memorial Day, it was Decoration Day — born from the grief of a nation after the Civil War. From graves adorned with flowers to a federal holiday, the story of how America learned to honor its fallen is older and more complicated than most people know.
    Today we remember those who gave all!

    Happy Memorial Day!!

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  12. Before it was Memorial Day, it was Decoration Day — born from the grief of a nation after the Civil War. From graves adorned with flowers to a federal holiday, the story of how America learned to honor its fallen is older and more complicated than most people know.
    Today we remember those who gave all!

    Happy Memorial Day!!

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  13. Before it was Memorial Day, it was Decoration Day — born from the grief of a nation after the Civil War. From graves adorned with flowers to a federal holiday, the story of how America learned to honor its fallen is older and more complicated than most people know.
    Today we remember those who gave all!

    Happy Memorial Day!!

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  14. Before it was Memorial Day, it was Decoration Day — born from the grief of a nation after the Civil War. From graves adorned with flowers to a federal holiday, the story of how America learned to honor its fallen is older and more complicated than most people know.
    Today we remember those who gave all!

    Happy Memorial Day!!

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  15. Montana’s Giant Springs pumps 156 million gallons a day from a 330-million-year-old aquifer — and feeds the world’s shortest river. Lewis and Clark were speechless. A silver smelter came and went. Then fifth-graders picked a fight with Oregon. The full story is wild.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  16. Montana’s Giant Springs pumps 156 million gallons a day from a 330-million-year-old aquifer — and feeds the world’s shortest river. Lewis and Clark were speechless. A silver smelter came and went. Then fifth-graders picked a fight with Oregon. The full story is wild.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  17. Montana’s Giant Springs pumps 156 million gallons a day from a 330-million-year-old aquifer — and feeds the world’s shortest river. Lewis and Clark were speechless. A silver smelter came and went. Then fifth-graders picked a fight with Oregon. The full story is wild.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  18. Montana’s Giant Springs pumps 156 million gallons a day from a 330-million-year-old aquifer — and feeds the world’s shortest river. Lewis and Clark were speechless. A silver smelter came and went. Then fifth-graders picked a fight with Oregon. The full story is wild.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  19. Montana’s Giant Springs pumps 156 million gallons a day from a 330-million-year-old aquifer — and feeds the world’s shortest river. Lewis and Clark were speechless. A silver smelter came and went. Then fifth-graders picked a fight with Oregon. The full story is wild.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  20. From Irish poverty to Montana royalty — Marcus Daly arrived in America with nothing and built a copper empire that literally created cities, bought elections, and reshaped an entire state. His rise from dock worker to mining titan is one of the wildest true stories the American West ever produced.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  21. From Irish poverty to Montana royalty — Marcus Daly arrived in America with nothing and built a copper empire that literally created cities, bought elections, and reshaped an entire state. His rise from dock worker to mining titan is one of the wildest true stories the American West ever produced.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  22. From Irish poverty to Montana royalty — Marcus Daly arrived in America with nothing and built a copper empire that literally created cities, bought elections, and reshaped an entire state. His rise from dock worker to mining titan is one of the wildest true stories the American West ever produced.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  23. From Irish poverty to Montana royalty — Marcus Daly arrived in America with nothing and built a copper empire that literally created cities, bought elections, and reshaped an entire state. His rise from dock worker to mining titan is one of the wildest true stories the American West ever produced.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  24. From Irish poverty to Montana royalty — Marcus Daly arrived in America with nothing and built a copper empire that literally created cities, bought elections, and reshaped an entire state. His rise from dock worker to mining titan is one of the wildest true stories the American West ever produced.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  25. Before GPS, before gold rush outlaws, before Lewis & Clark — one ancient rock ruled southwestern Montana. Sacagawea knew it. Road agents robbed near it. Prospectors may have buried gold beside it. But is the treasure legend real history or frontier folklore? The answer is more fascinating than any buried cache.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  26. In March 1944, Miles City, Montana faced a catastrophic flood — so the mayor called in a B-17 bomber to blow up the frozen Yellowstone River. Meanwhile, Japanese balloon bombs were silently drifting over Montana’s skies. Two forgotten WWII stories, one remarkable town. Click to read the full history.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/eve

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  27. Before 1978, the nearest college was hundreds of miles from Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation. Then the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes did something about it. They built their own — and in doing so, reclaimed not just education, but language, culture, and the right to define what learning means for their people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  28. Before 1978, the nearest college was hundreds of miles from Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation. Then the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes did something about it. They built their own — and in doing so, reclaimed not just education, but language, culture, and the right to define what learning means for their people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  29. Before 1978, the nearest college was hundreds of miles from Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation. Then the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes did something about it. They built their own — and in doing so, reclaimed not just education, but language, culture, and the right to define what learning means for their people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  30. Before 1978, the nearest college was hundreds of miles from Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation. Then the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes did something about it. They built their own — and in doing so, reclaimed not just education, but language, culture, and the right to define what learning means for their people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  31. Before 1978, the nearest college was hundreds of miles from Montana’s Fort Peck Reservation. Then the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes did something about it. They built their own — and in doing so, reclaimed not just education, but language, culture, and the right to define what learning means for their people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/ins

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  32. Before oil ruled Montana, a cowboy roped a mountain lion on a creek near Winnett. Then in 1920, drillers struck liquid gold so pure it ran straight into Model T’s — for free. The boom created an entire county. Then it vanished. 23 million barrels later, barely 500 people remain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  33. Before oil ruled Montana, a cowboy roped a mountain lion on a creek near Winnett. Then in 1920, drillers struck liquid gold so pure it ran straight into Model T’s — for free. The boom created an entire county. Then it vanished. 23 million barrels later, barely 500 people remain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  34. Before oil ruled Montana, a cowboy roped a mountain lion on a creek near Winnett. Then in 1920, drillers struck liquid gold so pure it ran straight into Model T’s — for free. The boom created an entire county. Then it vanished. 23 million barrels later, barely 500 people remain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  35. Before oil ruled Montana, a cowboy roped a mountain lion on a creek near Winnett. Then in 1920, drillers struck liquid gold so pure it ran straight into Model T’s — for free. The boom created an entire county. Then it vanished. 23 million barrels later, barely 500 people remain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  36. Before oil ruled Montana, a cowboy roped a mountain lion on a creek near Winnett. Then in 1920, drillers struck liquid gold so pure it ran straight into Model T’s — for free. The boom created an entire county. Then it vanished. 23 million barrels later, barely 500 people remain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/pla

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  37. He bribed senators, bought newspapers, and built a 131-room mansion with Robin Hood’s oak panels. William Andrews Clark turned Montana’s copper into one of history’s greatest fortunes — then tried to buy a U.S. Senate seat. The scandal changed the Constitution. Meet the Gilded Age’s most audacious scoundrel you’ve never heard of.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  38. He bribed senators, bought newspapers, and built a 131-room mansion with Robin Hood’s oak panels. William Andrews Clark turned Montana’s copper into one of history’s greatest fortunes — then tried to buy a U.S. Senate seat. The scandal changed the Constitution. Meet the Gilded Age’s most audacious scoundrel you’ve never heard of.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  39. He bribed senators, bought newspapers, and built a 131-room mansion with Robin Hood’s oak panels. William Andrews Clark turned Montana’s copper into one of history’s greatest fortunes — then tried to buy a U.S. Senate seat. The scandal changed the Constitution. Meet the Gilded Age’s most audacious scoundrel you’ve never heard of.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  40. He bribed senators, bought newspapers, and built a 131-room mansion with Robin Hood’s oak panels. William Andrews Clark turned Montana’s copper into one of history’s greatest fortunes — then tried to buy a U.S. Senate seat. The scandal changed the Constitution. Meet the Gilded Age’s most audacious scoundrel you’ve never heard of.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  41. He bribed senators, bought newspapers, and built a 131-room mansion with Robin Hood’s oak panels. William Andrews Clark turned Montana’s copper into one of history’s greatest fortunes — then tried to buy a U.S. Senate seat. The scandal changed the Constitution. Meet the Gilded Age’s most audacious scoundrel you’ve never heard of.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/peo

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  42. Deep in Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains, dozens of gold veins were worked — then abandoned. Some ran dry. Others? Nobody knows. Add one Norwegian miner who sealed a rich vein out of spite and died before returning, and you’ve got a mystery backed by real geology and 160 years of unanswered questions.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  43. Deep in Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains, dozens of gold veins were worked — then abandoned. Some ran dry. Others? Nobody knows. Add one Norwegian miner who sealed a rich vein out of spite and died before returning, and you’ve got a mystery backed by real geology and 160 years of unanswered questions.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  44. Deep in Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains, dozens of gold veins were worked — then abandoned. Some ran dry. Others? Nobody knows. Add one Norwegian miner who sealed a rich vein out of spite and died before returning, and you’ve got a mystery backed by real geology and 160 years of unanswered questions.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  45. Deep in Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains, dozens of gold veins were worked — then abandoned. Some ran dry. Others? Nobody knows. Add one Norwegian miner who sealed a rich vein out of spite and died before returning, and you’ve got a mystery backed by real geology and 160 years of unanswered questions.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  46. Deep in Montana’s Tobacco Root Mountains, dozens of gold veins were worked — then abandoned. Some ran dry. Others? Nobody knows. Add one Norwegian miner who sealed a rich vein out of spite and died before returning, and you’ve got a mystery backed by real geology and 160 years of unanswered questions.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/mys

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  47. On the night of July 3, 1901, a small band of outlaws stopped the Great Northern Coast Flyer near Wagner, Montana, and walked off with $40,000 in untraceable government bank notes. What followed — Pinkerton manhunts, arrests in four states, and a string of violent ends — was the final act of the Wild Bunch, America's most celebrated outlaw gang. Here's the real story.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/eve

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons

  48. On the night of July 3, 1901, a small band of outlaws stopped the Great Northern Coast Flyer near Wagner, Montana, and walked off with $40,000 in untraceable government bank notes. What followed — Pinkerton manhunts, arrests in four states, and a string of violent ends — was the final act of the Wild Bunch, America's most celebrated outlaw gang. Here's the real story.

    Web:
    bigskytreasure.org/history/eve

    #WorldHistory #USHistory #MTHistory #Montana #History #BSTS #Fourosix #MontanaToday #histodons