In 1908, Glasgow, Montana, was a thriving Great Northern Railway railhead of about 1,000 residents. The economy of the northeastern Montana town, which was founded in 1887, remains centered on ranching and farming today. It also serves as a gateway for tourists following the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail as well as outdoor recreationists drawn to the scenic Missouri River and Fort Peck Lake.— Courtesy Valley County Hist

True West July 2019
In This Issue:
Features
Western Books & Movies
To The Point
Departments
- True Western Towns: Glasgow, Montana
- Over Land and Water with John Wesley Powell
- What About Old West Waste Disposal?
- Shouldn’t right-handers hold reins in their left hands?
- The Deadly Escape
- What are “long-tailed heroes”?
- Did Billy the Kid Serve as an Interpreter for Irish Immigrants?
- What History Has Taught Me: Shelley Buffalo Calf
- C.M. Russell Rides Again
- A Collector Like No Other
- Were Davy Crockett and his men Captured and Executed in Mexico City?