Harry L. Burns interview, 1972.
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Montana Stockgrowers Association
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On April 3, 1885, in Miles City, Montana Territory, the Eastern Montana Livestock Association (founded in 1883) and the Montana Stockgrowers Association (founded in 1884) consolidated their operations under the name of the latter organization. This new Montana Stockgrowers Association was founded "to unite cattle and horse growers in Montana Territory; first, for the enforcement of livestock laws; second, for the protection against rustlers; third, to devise plans to protect the open range again...
Safford, Jeffrey J., 1934-
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Jeffrey J. Safford was born in 1934. He received his A.B. in music from Wagner College (1956), an M.S. in secondary education (English) from Wagner College (1959), and his PhD in history from Rutgers University (1968). In 1968 he joined the faculty of the Montana State University History Dept. as an assistant professor and subsequently served as an associate professor (1972-1977) and professor (1977-1991). He was given the rank of Professor Emeritus of History and Philosophy for his distinguishe...
Burns, Harry L., 1896-1975,
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Harry L. Burns was born on the family homestead in Blaine County, Montana, on March 30, 1896, the son of Thomas and Harriet (Luse) Burns. He grew up on the family farm. He servied in the Army in Europe during World War I. After the war he taught for a while and then went to law school. He practiced law, specializing in water law, but continued to be involved with the family ranch. He died January 4, 1975. From the description of Harry L. Burns interview, 1972. (Montana Historical Soc...
