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The Powder River Kid
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2 F 1 0 by Lin Vargo
riday, March
He always believed in being armed for self-
protection and always had a weapon in the room.
“Always keep a gun loaded.” “More people
are killed by loaded guns than unloaded. I keep
mine loaded and when I handle them, I know
them and govern myself accordingly”.
A shot was fired after a fight and a cowboy
lay on the floor dying!
The year was 1892 and the Powder River
Kid, aka, Samuel M Russell, was in the company
of other cowboys in Billings, Montana. They
stopped in at Lottie Miller’s place, a “Billings
Resort” which was in the Redlight district of
town.
One of the ladies of the night screamed
for help after quarreling with Harry Turner, a
cowboy from Miles City that started to beat her!
It is believed that Samuel had taken a liking to
her and came to her rescue, hitting Turner in the
head with his pistol to stop him! Turner grappled
with Samuel for his gun and Samuel shot him,
Turner fell to the floor.
Samuel stated it was self defense, but at first,
it appeared that Turner did not have a weapon on
him, but a knife was discovered on the floor next
to him. Some say the gun discharged accidentally
as Turner grappled for the gun…
The Powder River Kid left the establishment
quickly, leaving Turner and Samuel’s friends
behind.
Turner lived for several hours and gave the
description of Samuel as being a “little fellow
Samuel M. Russell, akaThe Powder River Kid. This was when with light mustache and light hair.”
he was older, not the “dapper” fellow before his stint in prison. continued inside
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continued from front
Billings Constables J.W. Vaughan and William
Crenshaw went after Russell and found him hiding at
the river bank (Yellowstone?) on a ranch where Samuel
easily surrendered to them.
The Powder River Kid spent time in jail while waiting
for trial and was charged with second degree murder.
As the trial began, well known in Montana, Judge
O.F. Goddard defended him along with two other high
profile attorneys that were hired by Samuel’s relative’s
from Miles City.
Judge Goddard had stated that he suspected that Turner Born 22 Nov 1865, died 12 Dec 1929
and Samuel had at an earlier time “difficulties”. Turner Helena--Sam Russell, 64, Helena barber, the
was well known in the Miles City area as a cowboy who original “Powder River Kid,” died here Tuesday. At
was of a “quarrelsome” behavior. one time Russell had the reputation of being the
The presiding district judge was George R, Milburn, fastest man on the draw in the northwest.
a tough judge that sentenced another man six months Miles City but did not go into detail of the particular
earlier to 20 years in prison for the murder of the man’s case.
cousin. And stated that obviously this did not deter Judge Goddard looked into Sam’s failing eyes and
murder in the community and using The Powder River stated that he did not recognize him as the dapper
Kid as an example sentenced Samuel to 25 years in the young man that he remembered and now was broken in
State Penitentiary! health. Time and prison had taken its toll.
The Powder River Kid spent eight long years in prison Samuel Russell died December 12, 1929, making
while his relatives worked hard on a pardon for him. all the Montana newspaper’s headlines as to the passing
Montana Governor Smith read all of the stories of the “Powder River Kid“.
and facts of the case and decided to pardon him on Early residents of Montana believed that the Sam
December 1, 1900, stating that after reviewing all Russell who people remembered as the “The Powder
evidence and documents from prominent members River Kid” was reputed to be in his time the fastest man
of society for Samuel’s release and the facts that claim on the draw with a gun in the entire state! However,
that at that time there was strong sentiment in Billings how he got the name The Powder River Kid still remains
against houses of bad repute which the community was a mystery. That search continues to this day.
prejudiced against them, which influenced the jury. Why do I continue to search archives for this man
Samuel Russell, The Powder River Kid was going to be who became famous because of a possible accidental
set free at last. shooting, well, because Samuel M. Russell, The Powder
After Samuel’s release from prison he went to Helena River Kid, was my Great, Great, Great Uncle Sam! The
where he set up shop as a barber. He was a collector of search continues.
rare gems and gold coins and of course firearms! By this ~ Lin and Frank Vargo
time, his health was failing due to the years in prison but
he carved out a good life there with many of his friends
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Letter to the Buzz
JOHN, PAUL & MARY
Retiremforent Party
Thee mighty three…
..... that would be the Valley County
RJ HUBBARD
Commissioners, who have published their SATURDAY, MARCH 11
schedule for annual “Town Hall” meetings in area FROM 2:00 - 4:00 PM
communities to discuss your concerns. Not that it
is guaranteed to change anything, as witnessed at
AT THE VFW
the March 1st weekly meeting.
As Shirley Siefert pointed out in the BS Buzz J.E.M. Memorial Scholarship
(3/08), a personnel issue resulted in a written In dedication Dr. Joseph E. McCarthy’s years
of service to the education of America’s youth,
warning while most of the 30 concerned citizens
Joseph’s family has created a scholarship
requested that it be reconsidered for reduction to fund in his memory, aptly named the JEM
a verbal warning. Mary couldn’t tell me how many Scholarship, as he was the gem of his family and his many
warnings it takes to get fired. talents, wisdom and wit will be sorely missed.
“It depends” was her answer. High School Seniors are encouraged to apply for the
Depends on what? JEM Scholarships which will be awarded up to $1,000.
This is not just ONE employee’s problem, it is Applications will be available at the local counselors
office, or by emailing [email protected].
OUR problem. The whole crew of people working
in this Kingdom do not have fair treatment. There’s Completed applications must be emailed
no later than April 1, 2023.
been 3 people fired that I have talked to, plus who
Funds will be awarded upon completion of the first
knows how many have quit or will leave because
semester of college.
they don’t care to work under this dictatorship.
Interesting fact here is that you would
assume that there is a fair system for employee
representation. There is not! Did I mention that
the County Attorney Dylan Jensen is absent from
the weekly meetings I’ve attended (weekly since
11/30). The County attorney should know that
these could lead to litigation (more of your money).
Well, surely there is an employee Policy &
Procedure for a grievance process allowing the
employee to appeal to a committee that can consider
both sides. Guess what? That 84 page document FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS
states that the employee grievance is heard by the March 14 from 10am - 12pm
3 commissioners. Fine, IF the employee grievance St. Marie Town Hall
is with the head of their particular department but March 16 from 1pm - 3pm
what if it IS a dept. head who has a grievance with Nemont Manor
thee omnipotent three? Then I suppose you would March 17 from 10am - 2pm
file a grievance with the County Attorney. Reynolds Market
What IF that office is part of the problem? March 21 from 10am - 12pm
Well, surely there is a clause to include a 3rd Glasgow Senior Center

party to the “party”. Nope, there is NO mention of March 23 from 9am - 11am
inviting a neutral, unbiased person(s) to enter into Nashua Senior Center

this vendetta. This is not fair representation, it is

not right.
continued on page 7
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JOHN, PAUL & MARY
continued from page 5
Back to the subject of annual Town Hall
meetings. The scheduled times are not convenient
for the working tax payers. Mary suggested people
could leave work early. Don’t think most employers
would agree.
Better yet, you can attend the 5:30 pm meeting
held in Glasgow. Paul Tweten rattled off the number
of attendees at previous community meetings, his
conclusion was that it doesn’t matter because no
one shows up (North country excepted).
Herb Fullerton was at Nashua last year asking
incumbent Commissioner John Fahlgren who
owned Valley View Home (NOT by a church or How cheap?
hospital). John (and Paul & Mary) didn’t know, yet He’s so cheap- He took me to McDonald’s, backed his
he was RE-elected! car through the drive-through window, so the cashier
Look at your property taxes, you are paying could be on my side.; He’s too stingy to give you the
for that but were you informed? As former time of day.; When it comes to paying, he’s the first to
commissioner Dave Reinhardt stated, Valley put his hand in his pocket… and leave it there.
View Home has previously been the recipient of
county grant money, so agree or not, you should
know where the money is going. These meetings
are for you to discuss where your Valley County
tax dollars are spent. You pay for roads, bridges,
planning, garbage, weed/mosquito control, health,
“free” TV, airport, library, fair, transit, museum,
payroll, etc. You pay the salaries, insurance, etc.
For the 3 commissioners - they work for you!
There are MILLIONS of dollars from federal
windfalls and nobody seems to care how they are
spent. You are already paying, now PAY attention.
See you at the Glasgow discussion in the county
courthouse court room at 5:30 on March 15th!

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Lions suffer first loss at state Fairview 53-43. The Huskies held a slim 25-23 lead at
the break, but trailed 38-32 going into the fourth period.
By Mike Brandt Bridger Vogl tallied 17 points for Belt, Reesen Paulsen
The run of 23 straight wins came to a halt Thursday added 13, Keagan McDaniel had six, Zach Feldman five,
evening when the Lustre Christian Lions were defeated Ethan Triplett four, Garrett Metrione and Jeremy Nebel
by Big Sandy 60-47 at First Interstate Arena at MetraPark three each, and JD Shepard two.
in Billings. Fairview (21-3) was led by a double-double from Hunter
Big Sandy, which had won the Class C 6-man Sharbono with 21 points and 16 rebounds. He was 9 of
football championship, put a physical team on the 14 from the field and the Warriors were 18 for 31. But
floor. The Pioneers controlled the tempo going on they missed all 11 3-pointers. .
runs of 9-0 in the first quarter, 7-0 in the second and Broadus thumped Lones Peak 66-38 with Dillon
7-0 in the fourth. Gee and Marcus Mader scoring 19 points each.
The Pioneers (21-5) led by 15 late in the second Manhattan Christian (24-1) and Belt will meet
and 12 early in the fourth. tonight at 6 p.m. Broadus and Big Sandy will play at 8 p.m.
The Lions (23-1) rallied late in the first half with Lustre Chdristian played this morning in a loser out game.
two 3-pointers from Elijah Lenihan and Cayden Klatt
to cut the deficit to 32-23 at the half. The Lions also got
the deficit down to 38-34 in the third on buckets from
Byron Ewing and Jasiah Hambria.
But the Pioneers went on their final 7-0 run for
a 49-37 lead in the fourth. Clay Reddig, a sophomore,
Make a
drained a three-ball with 1:58 to play to get the Lions to difference
in the lives
within 53-47. Big Sandy went 7 for 10 from the line in
the final minute of play.
The Lions struggled with their shots in the first
half. When they got the momentum Braydon Cline of others.
would stop it with a bucket.
The Pioneers defense held Klatt scoreless in the
first half and Hambria to two points. We’re hiring amazing people across
Cline was the thorn in the Lions side throughout a variety of departments, including:
the game, finishing with 28 points. Isaac Pedraza added • Inpatient • Surgery
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Snapp five, and Cooper Taylor four. • Laboratory • Facility Services
Lenihan paced the ions with 15 points, Reddig
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The Lions were 19 for 50 from the field, going 8 of • 401K pension plan with employer matching contribution
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Big Sandy was 19 for 47 with 4 of 14 threes. The
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Belt (23-2) needed a 21-5 fourth quarter to get past