Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.
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| − | Operated daily stage lines through [[Miles City]] from Bozeman (325 miles to the west) and Bismarck (325 miles to the east). | + | [[File:GilmerSalisburyAd.jpg|thumb|right|Ad from Deer Lodge paper 1871]] |
| + | Operated many "Star Routes" including daily stage lines through [[Miles City]] from Bozeman (325 miles to the west) and Bismarck (325 miles to the east). | ||
Early Oct 1882, [[Collins K. Thurber]], division superintendent of Gilmer, Salibury and Co.'s stage line from Miles City to [[Junction City]] died suddenly at [[Hyde's ranch]] on [[Froze-To-Death]] of a liver disease. | Early Oct 1882, [[Collins K. Thurber]], division superintendent of Gilmer, Salibury and Co.'s stage line from Miles City to [[Junction City]] died suddenly at [[Hyde's ranch]] on [[Froze-To-Death]] of a liver disease. | ||
By Feb 1883, the west stage had been discontinued | By Feb 1883, the west stage had been discontinued | ||
