Glacier National Park buys 120 acres of private land inside north face jackets for kids boundaries

It’s the incredible tale of a rogue ranger and his whiskey-running wife, an opium-addicted moonshiner named Josephine Doody who tangled with mountain lions and is rumored to have murdered a man in Colorado before lamming it on the banks of the Middle Fork Flathead River. Wanted by federal agents, Josephine was kidnapped by husband Dan Doody kids north face jackets while in an opium haze and spirited away to Montana, where she took refuge on a postage stamp of wild and untamed land tucked inside the boundary of what would become Glacier National Park. Both the legend – most of it confirmed true – and the land have now been preserved in the region’s cultural and natural history. The National Park Service did its part to reel in the colorful yarn and its colony of believe-it-or-not characters by purchasing the 120-acre homestead, a patch of north face jackets for kids treasured land located entirely within the Glacier Park boundary, on a designated Wild and Scenic River corridor. In doing so, advocates and park managers say the Park Service improved its rich outdoor heritage by filling in a missing link in the historical and natural continuity of Glacier National Park.

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