Matthew Morgan letters, 1955.

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Matthew Morgan letters, 1955.

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Matthew Morgan was a Montana cowboy and customs patrolman. His letters (September 26 and November 19, 1955) to Al Lucke describes his work experiences from 1903 to 1934; and includes information on photographs by Dan Dutro. (SC 527) Collection consists of a two letters (September 26 and November 19, 1955) to Al Lucke describing his work experiences from 1903 to 1934; and including information on photographs by Dan Dutro.

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Morgan, Matthew

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Dutro, Dan

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Morgan, Matthew, 1889-1970.

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Matthew Morgan was born in Fort Benton, Montana, in 1889, the son of Thomas F. Morgan, a close associate of Thomas C. Power. The senior Morgan was at the Battle of the Little Big Horn shortly after the battle, was a salesman for T.C. Power and Brother in Fort Benton in 1880, and owned a store in Dubuque and Stanford, Montana in the late 1880s and early 1890s. From 1904 to 1914 Matthew Morgan was a bronc rider for the Chappel Brothers ranch and then ranched on his own unt...

Power, Thomas C. (Thomas Charles), 1839-1923

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Thomas Charles Power was born at Dubuque, Iowa, May 22, 1839, the son of Irish immigrants, Michael W. Power and Catherine McLeer Power. In 1867, he travelled up the Missouri River to Fort Benton, Montana Territory and opened a general mercantile firm in partnership with his brother, John W. Power. T.C. Power and Brother and I. G. Baker and Company dominated trade and freighting on the northern plains by the mid 1870's. In connection with this trade, T.C. Power and severa...