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  2. The Ranch at Rock Creek, Montana. Shop Now. One of the OGs in the luxury ranch space, the Ranch at Rock Creek also happened to be a favorite post-filming vacation spot for Yellowstone star Kelly ...

  3. Philipsburg, Montana - Wikipedia

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    The Ranch at Rock Creek is Granite County's largest private employer. [12] It is a luxury ranch, opened in 2007 and located 15 minutes from town, for celebrities and the well-to-do. [13] Other major employers are Discovery Basin Ski Area, Granite County Medical Center and Rest Home and the Philipsburg School District.

  4. Rock Creek Station - Wikipedia

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    In 1860, McCanles built a cabin and dug a well on the east side of Rock Creek which became known as the East Ranch. [4] In early 1861, McCanles sold the East Ranch to the Russell, Waddell, and Majors firm, which owned and operated the Pony Express, for a cash deposit with the remainder to be paid in installments. The West Ranch continued to be ...

  5. Harvey Logan - Wikipedia

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    The events that changed the course of his life began when his brother Hank and friend Jim Thornhill bought a ranch at Rock Creek, in what was then Chouteau County, Montana (now Phillips County). [2] [3] [4] The ranch was near the site of a mine strike made by local miner and lawman Powell "Pike" Landusky. Landusky, according to some reports of ...

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  7. McCanles Gang - Wikipedia

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    The legend of the McCanles "Gang" has been traced to a single incident between a young Hickok (not yet known as "Wild Bill") and a rancher named David Colbert McCanles at Rock Creek Station, a stagecoach and Pony Express station in southern Nebraska, near present-day Fairbury.

  8. Rock Creek Station and Stricker Homesite - Wikipedia

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    At one time, the Rock Creek Station was the largest stage station between Fort Hall and Fort Boise. [2] In 1864, Ben Holladay selected the site for a home station on his Overland Stage Line. In 1865, James Bascom built the Rock Creek Store. In 1876, Herman Stricker purchased the store and remained the proprietor until it closed in 1897. [3]

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