Charles H. Loud papers, 1889-1932.

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Charles H. Loud papers, 1889-1932.

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Charles H. Loud was a Miles City, Montana, judge. Papers consist of a subject file on the Society of the Founders of the Constitution, a speech, pedigrees of trotting horses, certificates, miscellany, and clippings. (SC 2590) Papers consist of a subject file on the Society of the Founders of the Constitution; a speech commemorating the 42nd anniversary of the founding of the Montana Stock Growers' Association; pedigrees of trotting horses; certificates of election and appointment to many offices; miscellany, including a poem "The Round-up Cook" by Jim Fisher; and clippings, photocopied from a scrapbook. [Certificates in Oversize Folder]

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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...

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Loud, Charles H., 1858-1935.

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Charles H. Loud was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts, on November 20, 1858, the son of Cyrus and Betsey Loud. As a young man he read law under a local judge, and then turned his efforts to civil engineering. He was employed in the engineering corps building the branch line of the Northern Pacific Railroad from Livingston to Cinnebar. He later organized the Hereford Cattle Company in partnership with Eastern capitalists. He managed the company's ranch on Pumpkin Creek. After suffering severe losse...