He was one of those early stymied gold-seekers in Bannack who stuck with Montana Territory and beyond. Nearly everything else he touched turned to gold – Butte copper at the top of the list.

One public radio station on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation is set to lose 70% of its budget if this measure gets signed ...

Although few in number — less than 190 African-Americans lived in Montana Territory in 1870 — they participated in every aspect of frontier life, including being miners, cowboys and soldiers.

Army life must have agreed with him, and Bradley re-enlisted in 1866 as a second lieutenant. For the next 10 years, he was a first-hand observer to most of Montana Territory’s early history.

Roberts is credited with officiating the first parade and coining its name. The parade’s name was derived from the colorful history of 19th century vigilantes within Montana territory.

Wikimedia Commons Crow People Removal from Yellowstone National Park The Crow Nation lived on lands in Montana and Wyoming ...

June 3, 2025MALONEY - Mary Kay Maloney passed away Tuesday June 3rd, in Butte. Relatives and friends may call at St. Ann's Church Friday June 27th, after 11:00am. Funeral Mass will be celebrated ...