The version I put on an LP is one from Paul Durst, a 93 year old (at the time) Wobbly and hobo fiddler I made some tapes of in 1961. His version said, "Here's to Montana Whitey--may his name forever stand, And always be remembered by the 'bos around the land..."

Also:
"We'll ride rhe rods & brakebeams..."

also:
"from the rocky coast of Oregon to ice-bound Labridor..."