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Regional Historian Mattes believes that historian Don Rickey did a “competent job” of interviewing William Eaton and commenting on Eaton’s collection of cowboy material. He is confident that replicas for museum use can be made of the Elkhorn Ranch branding irons held at the Theodore Roosevelt Museum in New York City.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958-01-28
Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Superintendent Jay thanks historian Don Rickey for the historical material collected from the interview with William Eaton and the acquisition of the 1858 Remington revolver.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958-01-31
Historian Don Rickey attaches the report of his interview with William Eaton and is sending the “.44 Remington percussion revolver” by Railway Express.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958-01-22
Highlights of an interview with William Eaton, including biographical information and his recollections of Medora, North Dakota.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958-01-15
Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Superintendent Jay encloses several documents regarding Medora, North Dakota, and the badlands area so that Historian Rickey can familiarize himself with the area prior to interviewing William Eaton.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-12-18
Regional Chief Gregg suggests that Historian Don Rickey conduct the interview with William Eaton.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-12-09