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Below is
a sampling of significant people from the countless
early pioneers.
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Jack and
Anna Skyles, merchants, with four-year-old John, ca.
1906. See their names in brass in the sidewalk entering
Montana Coffee Traders. |
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M.M. Hori,
ca. 1930. The Horis were hotel and restaurant owners. |
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The career of James J. Hill embraced more than the
building of a a vast railway system. Along the route of
the Great Northern he diversified farming and new
industry. He pioneered in conservation... so that the
land should be developed but never despoiled. Thus, he
became famous not only as a great railway builder, butt
as the "Empire Builder." Continuing the tradition of
ever-progressive partnership with the Northwest, Great
Northern's finest train carried that same proud title |
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Austrian ski
pro Toni Matt, principal, teacher and ski instructor
Lloyd Muldown, and Big Mountain promoter Ed Schneck, ca
1970.
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