Entries Containing All of the Phrases «powder river county» AND «montana»

Marker detail: Courthouse Square, 1934

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1 ► Montana, Powder River County, Broadus — A Community Formed — Powder River —

On Holt Street (U.S. 212) at Courthouse Square, on the left when traveling east on Holt Street.

1900Broadus post office established, named after the Broaddus family. 1919Powder River County formed. Frank Kelsey, Moorhead rancher and Custer County state senator, introduced the bill drawn up by A.W. Heidel, Helena . . . — — Map (db m203084) HM

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2 ► Montana, Powder River County, Broadus — Let 'er Buck — Powder River —

On Courthouse Square (Holt Street) just west of South Lincoln Avenue, on the left when traveling east.

1909The Enlarged Homestead Act brings homesteaders to Eastern Montana. 1922The Roundup celebrated the agricultural community in this fledgling town. Cars created the arena. Steer riding, bull-dogging, bareback riding, . . . — — Map (db m203085) HM

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3 ► Montana, Powder River County, Broadus — The Powder River Country —

On U.S. 212 near Big Powder River East, on the left when traveling north.

From its source in central Wyoming to its union with the Yellowstone River, the Powder River is 250 miles long, "a mile wide and an inch deep; to thick to drink and to thin to plow." During World War I, Montana's 91st Division gained national . . . — — Map (db m189210) HM

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