Originally known to area residents as Leland, this community later changed its name to honor the first white settler who successfully homesteaded on the creek now known as McCabe Creek. Located near the North Dakota border, the town’s first post office opened in 1910 with Jay Hull serving as postmaster.
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Big Open 2 640x425
Big Open 2 640x425
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Big Open 3 640x425
Big Open 3 640x425
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Big Open 640x425
Big Open 640x425
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Fort Peck Theatre 640x425
Fort Peck Theatre 640x425
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Fort Union 11 640x425
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Four Buttes 640x425
Four Buttes 640x425
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Peerless Beer Sign
Peerless Beer Sign
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Pioneer Town Scobey 1 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 2 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 3 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 4 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 5 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 6 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 7 640x425
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Pioneer Town Scobey 8 640x425
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Plentywood Gulches 1 640x425
Plentywood Gulches 1 640x425
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Plentywood Gulches 2 640x425
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Plentywood Gulches 3 640x425
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Plentywood Gulches 4 640x425
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Powerhouse Museum Ft
Powerhouse Museum Ft
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Sugar Beet Fairview
Sugar Beet Fairview