Youst Family

George Youst

George Youst

Lena Alice Youst

Lena Alice Youst

Claude and Mary Youst

Claude and Mary Youst

My Grandfather Brig Youst, age 86...Riding Pickup for the Brahma Bulls. Brig Youst- Rode the 1st Pony Express from Cody, Wyoming to Red Lodge, Montana. A blizzard halted he and his horse 16 miles from Red Lodge in the Bear Tooth Range, Brig dismounted and slung the mailbag over his shoulder, and led the horse 16 miles through the snow to the town and delivered the mail. He later became known as the Greatest Horse Breaker in the West, and could make a Wild Bronc submit, with his mighty grip upon the nose of the horse. He was a foreman on many cattle drives from Montana to Texas and back, and was a friend to Nate Champion...the tragic hero of the notorious Johnson County Cattle Wars. He was a crack gunfighter, but became known for not carrying a gun--and could break a man's jaw with the back of his hand. He disarmed the outlaw Goliath in Dodge City in this manner--sending the giant reeling to the floor as he drew his weapon, blood pouring out of his ears....such was the way it was......in those days. by Gary Miller Youst

Albert on rodeo horse

Albert young standing

Albert young standing

Albert Youst

Albert Youst

Claude at Alberts wedding w Goldie, Claude and Minnie Van Winkle

Claude at Alberts wedding w Goldie, Claude and Minnie Van Winkle

Claude Youst

Claude Youst

Delphia Olive Youst

Delphia Olive Youst

Leonard Youst

Leonard Youst

Gilford E Youst, sheriff 1910 Liberty

Gilford E Youst, sheriff 1910 Liberty

Goldie Youst

Goldie Youst

Gordon and Velda Youst

Gordon and Velda Youst

Gordon Youst

Gordon Youst

Gordon w Helen Youst

Gordon w Helen Youst

Leonard w Saville Youst, and family

Leonard w Saville Youst, and family

Youst, William Harrison

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