Images of the WestEntrepreneurs on the Edges of Yellowstone Gilman SawtellPosted By Roy Jr on Nov 28, 2010 Thank you Mr. Miller for placing in print some of the many stories that were told to me by my father. Roy Sawtell was the first grandson of Gilman Sawtell. The story that might have been lostPosted By Alanna on Nov 17, 2008 Work like this is so important, just as the small county museums preserve a history of place that would otherwise be lost. Who knew that so much was in place before the Hayden Expedition? That a crude capitalism was already in place in the 1860s? I always wonder what the Indians thought of these dirty stragglers with the powerful guns who killed a staggering amount of animals and fish. Mark gives us one-half of the story. The first footfalls of settlement before trains forever changed the West. I am grateful for the careful presentation and the images that tell a story we would not otherwise know. Well-done. Excellent ArticlePosted By Astrid on Aug 24, 2008 This article by Mark Miller really captures the flavor of the period. He is a consummate story teller! Neat history of this area.Posted By Philip on Jul 21, 2008 It's pretty cool to see how resourceful early Montanan's really were!
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Images of the West
Entrepreneurs on the Edges of Yellowstone
Gilman Sawtell
The story that might have been lost
Excellent Article
Neat history of this area.
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