Change in “Dude Ranch”
The Eaton brothers have sold the Custer Trail Ranch. They may begin a new hotel in Montana.
Collection
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Creation Date
1904-03-05
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The Eaton brothers have sold the Custer Trail Ranch. They may begin a new hotel in Montana.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1904-03-05
Howard Eaton has heard a rumor that President Roosevelt is postponing his African safari. If this is true, Eaton invites Roosevelt and his family to the Eaton Brothers ranch in Wolf, Wyoming, to rest after he leaves the presidency. Eaton also praises the President on his accomplishments and shares that he and others on the ranch voted for President-Elect William H. Taft, but wish they could re-elect Roosevelt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1909-02-24
Howard Eaton updates William Wingate Sewall on his recent activities. He brought in 500 steers from Texas and spent three weeks on a Killdeer Mountain roundup. Eaton also had a successful hunting trip to Idaho.
State Historical Society of North Dakota
1890-01-07
Ray H. Mattison, the historian at Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park, writes to the Eaton Ranch to request contact information for the descendants of Howard Eaton and his brothers. Eaton was a close friend of Theodore Roosevelt during his time in the North Dakota Badlands, and Mattison would like to invite the brothers’ descendants to the park dedication ceremony.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-02-15
Ray H. Mattison, Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park historian, writes to Hermann Hagedorn, Roosevelt Memorial Association Secretary, requesting information on the descendants of Theodore Roosevelt’s associates in the North Dakota Badlands. Mattison wishes to invite them to the park’s dedication ceremony. Mattison also requests the Association’s help in deciding who to invite to the ceremony.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-02-14