Bottle is embossed with" W E Savage Druggist", ebay nr 310376354894

I saw that. They wanted $75, which is too rich for my blood, but it is cool. Savage was a druggist and a sheriff.

They come up here & there.

I have sold many of them.

Does anyone know the name of the book shown on the EBay site with the William E. Savage information?

That's Dr. Hoopes' book "This Last West." I was selling copies at the Historic Pres office and still have some.

Thanks, Amorette -- I Googled the book for information -- my family didn't arrive in Montana until 1888. Probably wouldn't do me any good.

Matt,
While I have missed a few of your auctions, can only recall one with a W.E. Savage Druggest bottle. It went for over 125 dollars.

Amorette,
Believe the Sheriff was Charles W. Savage not W.E. Savage.

You are both correct. Charles W Savage was father of William E Savage. Charles W was Miles City's first postmaster and served two years as sheriff. The town of Savage, MT was named for him His son William E was sheriff of Custer County as well as a druggist. He was former vigilance member.

Also a Fort Keogh token for sale for 400$, nr 310376356182

I’m a great granddaughter of William E. Savage. I’m really interested in the book by Dr. Hoopes, “This Last West.” I hope someone will see this as it’s an old thread. I’ve googled the book and can’t find a copy. Anyone have the book?

Shari Eggen wrote:

I’m a great granddaughter of William E. Savage. I’m really interested in the book by Dr. Hoopes, “This Last West.” I hope someone will see this as it’s an old thread. I’ve googled the book and can’t find a copy. Anyone have the book?

Here you go!

https://www.amazon.com//g...0937959847

https://www.bookfinder.co...520history

Thank you.

https://www.amazon.com//g...0937959847

Wow, that list was long. Only down to 4 now.

I do have an extra copy of the book, brand new, never opened, still in shrink wrap - but don't want to sell it.

Book prices get crazy sometimes.

Thank you very much for the information, I have one of Dr. Savage bottles in my cabinet, found it digging in old dumps.