H. Desmond-Cowboys of Southwestern North Dakota

H. Desmond-Cowboys of Southwestern North Dakota

Robert James Monroe- (1872-1948)- Bob left his native Martintown, Ontario to Michigan at 14 and at 16 he came to North Dakota. He began working with Wilse Richards and later became his partner. During 1898-1900 they ran a Klondike gold rush pack train. By 1907 Bob had established his ranch on the Little Missouri and lived there until he moved to Watford City where he died. Portrait. Identified.

Horstman

9/20/1972

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Blk & w print.

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47887-030

Killdeer, N.D.

Photographic Print

2 Receipts.

Box 91