Location ID: #10316661
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Location ID: #10308336
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We are www.tobaccoriverranch.com - ON the Tobacco River in Eureka Montana. (NW Montana at the border of Roosville crossing to Canada.) We have beautiful mountain views in every direction, and an incredible geologic landscape of rock cliffs, in ...
Location ID: #10233913
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The Northern Town and Land Company developed Navajo in 1913 when the Bainville to Scobey branch line of the Great Northern Railway arrived. Local residents do not know why railroad officials called this town Navajo; there is no know connection with ...
Location ID: #10234036
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Thoeny is located north of Hinsdale and west of Opheim. The schoolhouse still stands. There is also a cemetery located on the hill.
History
Thoeny was named for its first postmaster, Jacob Thoeny, in 1915. By 1918, the community had two general ...
Location ID: #10315929
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Opheim is located 10 miles from the Saskatchewan border in rich wheat-growing country. On the 51 mile stretch of road between Glasgow and Opheim along Montana Highway 24 lie some of the wildest prairie lands in the northern part of Missouri River ...
Location ID: #10233953
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The Great Northern Railway established Oswego in 1888 as a station, named for a town New York. It is derived from a Mohawk word meaning "Where the river widens." The federal government opened the Fort Peck Indian Reservation to homesteaders under ...
Location ID: #10315930
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Outlook located in the northeast corner of Montana is nine miles from Canada and about twenty-five from North Dakota. To the south is Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge, where thousands of migrating waterfowl make their summer home at Medicine ...
Location ID: #10233958
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Peerless, west of Scobey, was originally named Tande, according to one historian, but due to the popularity of Peerless Beer sold there people got into the habit of saying, "Let's go to Peerless," and this gave rise to the idea of changing the name. ...
Location ID: #10233968
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Plentywood is located in the Northeast corner of the state and has served as a trading post for the people living in that part of the state. At the site of present-day Plentywood, Sitting Bull and his Sioux people surrendered to the U. S. Army after ...
Location ID: #10315931
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Poplar is located on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and offers plenty of Indian culture. The reservation is home to the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes, two distinct American Indian Nations. The Poplar Museum and Tribal Museum ...
Location ID: #10233983
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Redstone finds the origins of its name from the red shale in the area. The area around and east of Redstone, especially in the badlands of Big Muddy Creek, is cattle country. Redstone is just a few miles north of the vast Fort Peck Indian ...
Location ID: #10233984
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Reserve is located along Big Muddy Creek near the North Dakota border in northeast Montana and was named because the town was established on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. Reserve is located just a few miles from Brush Lake State Park, Homestead ...
Location ID: #10315949
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Dirt roads/highway south of Plevna
Location ID: #10233988
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Richland is located near the Canadian border in northeastern Montana. It is along the West Fork of the Poplar River and is just north of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. The nearby town of Scobey has a great nine-hole golf course. Just west of ...
Location ID: #10315953
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Location ID: #10315932
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Saco is in the heart of the Milk River Valley. The Saco Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Museum is located in a renovated one-room county schoolhouse; the Huntley School. The school was named after Chet Huntley who attended ...
Location ID: #10234004
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Sand Springs gets its name for the wide expanse of sandy soil and the life-giving springs in the area. Sand Springs was once part of the N-N range. Later, Fred Allen, the first settler became US Commissioner and eager homesteaders poured in. Allen ...
Location ID: #10315541
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Miscellaneous photos taken around the Electric City/
Great Falls is known as the “Electric City” because of its numerous dams and power plants. Montana's third largest city is located on the Missouri River among the five falls that were both a ...
Location ID: #10315951
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Pictures taking in the southern section of Valley County. Nearest towns would be Fort Peck or Glasgow. Very remote location.
Location ID: #10315933
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Located in the heart of grain and cattle country, Scobey is the home of the Daniels County Museum and Pioneer Town. It is also home to animals and birds of all sizes. Big game and bird hunters from all over the world flock to eastern Montana seeking ...
Location ID: #10315222
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Built in 1915.
Location ID: #10234033
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Located along the Great Northern Railway's main line, Tampico traces its development to an 1890s railroad siding and water tank constructed to replenish the steam engines. The railroad also constructed a depot and section house. The post office ...
Location ID: #10205467
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Named for the nearby creek, Antelope began as a tiny community along the Great Northern Railway's Bainville to Scobey branch line in 1910. That year, John and Richard Grayson built a hardware store next to the Antelope Creek Lutheran Church. A post ...
Location ID: #10299458
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