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Headwaters Heritage History
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Headw-aters Heritage History ·- Three F[...] | |
[...]Several years ago , a group of history minded people of Three[...]er - Rice, who was interested in the history of Three Forks. it's the edge of cultivation."[...]land and sowed my crop - tion, the Headwaters Area Historical Society, which was a Built my bar[...]the the collecting and publishing of the History of the Headwaters trails run out and stop.[...]diligently pulling the threads of history togethe·r to make a Something lost behind the Ranges, Headwaters pattern. lost and waiting for you. Go!"[...]the history of the communities which make up the Headwat-[...]umble thanks for their success in publishing this history[...] | |
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introductory History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]... ............ . ....... ... . . ...... 48 The Headwaters ... ............... . . . .......... . . .[...] | |
[...]he discovered what was to become Blackfeet at the Headwaters of the Missouri River in 1808. t[...] | |
[...]aled before he have reached the headwaters before April. It must be remem- was off again to[...]found , they were forced to kill some of Loucy - history gives us no other information - and settled[...]mately one half mile wide. or trading post at the headwaters before 1810. It is possible[...] | |
[...]e they were pursued by the savages, but we in the Headwaters Heritage Museum in Three Forks. have not[...](Brief on back of letter after receipt.) HISTORY OF THE FUR TRADE OF THE FAR WEST[...] | |
[...]headwaters area with only 20 beaver packs, which indicated[...]of signs that Blackfeet were present. The waters Heritage Museum at Three Forks and bears the[...] | |
[...]ils they moved over. View toward west at Missouri Headwaters showing Mission The entire Blackfeet nation su[...]llustrious Dr. F. year on all trappers hunted the headwaters country in com- W. Hayden, frequented the area an[...]' expedi- tion. AN OUTLINE OF THE GEOLOGIC HISTORY OFTHETHREEFORKSAREA,MONTANA Many fe[...] | |
[...]this surface is high at just downstream from the headwaters of the Missouri River'. Schmitt,[...] | |
[...]ta Slater and Mrs. Morri- school clerk in Montana history and was so appointed by then son wh[...] | |
[...]ie Booher Taylor CHARLES AUGUSTA BURRELL HISTORY Charles was born August 13, 1884 near[...] | |
[...]e took us into the GIBSON FAMILY HISTORY house where a cheerful fire was burning in[...] | |
[...]state extensively and became interested in the history and in mechanical drawing arranged a place[...] | |
[...]t Three Forks by Milwaukee Railroad one cold tana history. The names of Monroe Vita, Lester Woodring,[...]their wedding day. WILLIAM HARBISON HISTORY William Harbison, son of James Polk and[...] | |
[...]daughter not being named in the history. They settled and In addition to the fa[...] | |
[...]b. It was the next little town to flourish in the Headwaters area.[...] | |
[...]ast and brightened the in 1868, <<The Three Forks Headwaters of the Missouri" in- cabin wit[...] | |
[...]INDIANS IN THE HEADWATERS AREA in the Market.[...]d. homeland as extending from the headwaters of the Missouri, In October of 1871, Ge[...] | |
Coup's experiences near the headwaters. his heart's conten[...] | |
[...]The select school taught by Miss Fannie 1. The headwaters of the Missouri River. Right here the[...] | |
[...]. 5, 1908 Butte Inter- It is right at the headwaters of the Missouri River, and just a Mountain ews.[...]der's house was often referred to as the knew the history of the place. Mr. Bell, while in Butte today ,[...]lexander wrote: Town's Early History[...] | |
[...]ilies experienced many hazards and dangers on the Headwaters Area pioneers.[...] | |
[...]aring meals on the one stove availa- This is a history of my great uncle and aunt based on infor-[...] | |
[...]asy. preciate their country through the stucdy of history and to find The records will show that a[...] | |
[...]d in the preservation of one's herit- age and the history of the area.[...] | |
[...]was the case with Thomas Meagher of early Montana history. If a transport returned to Ireland or Eng- land[...]nd Charles McDonnell; grandaugli- HISTORY OF PATRICK LANE[...] | |
[...]HISTORY OF CON LANE[...]s of our life time Are spent with Mother at home. HISTORY OF JOSEPHINE LAND AND LOUIS GRACE Josep[...] | |
[...]and Mary pa·s sed away August 10, 1941. HISTORY OF MICHAEL FRANCIS LANE Michael F. Lane[...] | |
[...]hool District in Three Forks HISTORY OF EARL C. LANE from 1922 until 1933.[...] | |
[...]EZ (LANE) CASS HISTORY OF THE LEO LANE FAMILY My parents are Mi[...] | |
[...]HISTORY OF GLADDIS TOMPSON MONGOLD[...]uth Carolina - Died February 1941 at home HISTORY OF THE McGINNIS FAMILY[...] | |
[...]soula, Montana at that time. They moved from HISTORY OF JAMES P. ELMOSE FAMILY[...] | |
[...]e the large~ type locomotives so much larger than Headwaters of the Missouri River. Abrupt hills skirt[...] | |
BRIEF HISTORY OF LOGAN, MONTANA Logan, Montana began its history as a stage stop or rather a hote[...] | |
[...]and Clark. A HISTORY OF THE CANYON HOUSE[...] | |
[...]HISTORY OF FRANK L. ALDRICH noted for his heavy fi[...] | |
[...]They arrived in the Headwaters area near Three Forks in[...] | |
LOUIS C. BEVIER HISTORY son Valley March 10,[...]property of his ROBERT BOOMER HISTORY mother, consisting of 1200 acres five mile[...] | |
[...]same summer in WILL CARPENTER HISTORY 1925.[...]orn - Gene, Charles and Jerry. They moved to the Headwaters area in 1935 and to Logan, buying a hotel[...] | |
[...]t of work I came back GRANT COOK HISTORY to Three Forks[...] | |
[...]A family history would not be complete without mention of[...]for other friends are inadvertently omitted in a history such as 16 years and board chairman for several o[...]at the church in Logan for the · HISTORY OF HEINIE ELBERT children in t~e mission a[...] | |
[...]ELLISON FAMILY HISTORY[...] | |
[...]t down. the Gallatin river about 2 miles from the headwaters of the John worked at different jobs aft[...]he Townsend HENRY HAYS FAMILY HISTORY hospital and ~amed Richard Eldor after th[...] | |
[...]ied Kathryn Georgerty in 1904. They moved to the Headwaters Area in 1913 to settle in Logan, the third house[...]W.W. JENNY HISTORY THE JOE HUPKA FAMILY[...] | |
[...]n: Dewey Jr., Beverly DEWEY JOHNSON HISTORY (Foust) Johnson,[...]Reservation DAN JOHNSON FAMILY HISTORY overseer. Florence moved with her family t[...] | |
[...]of him. After leaving Missoula they came to the Headwaters area and farmed up Cottonwood Canyon, north of Lo[...]alifornia for a HANS AND BRITA (HALVERSON) LARSON HISTORY few months when Perry (B[...]Holland after WWII. JOSEPH MCADOW MALIN HISTORY The Malin[...] | |
[...]of the Roman RUTH (HATCH) MCKITRICK HISTORY Catholic religion and Republican in politi[...] | |
[...]beginning. After a time ((adventuring" in HISTORY OF THE MCQUILLAN FAMILY[...] | |
[...]Edna Gillespie TOM OIYE FAMILY HISTORY The custom in Japan is for the parents[...] | |
[...]LOTTIE OLSEN HISTORY He worked for two years in dairies and lumber c[...]ding rails and sleeping on park benches. A German heritage who spoke only German in the home. priest[...] | |
CHARLEY PARKER HISTORY came on to the headwaters area and bought a farm that Char- Charle[...] | |
[...]THOMAS M. ROSS FAMILY HISTORY OF EARL H. ROADARMEL The history of the Ross family of Logan began when Tho[...] | |
[...]Headwaters Park near Trident.[...] | |
[...]in Logan THEODORE H. SHANNON HISTORY and helped her mother in the Boarding Hous[...] | |
[...]sted a life time. OSCAR (TEX) SIMPSON HISTORY Tex rode for a lot[...]was welcome in anyones home in this headwaters area.[...] | |
[...]ter the Northern Pacific writing this short history of the life of t wo very wonderful Railway which[...]town, Mon- HENRY SORENSON HISTORY tana; and they met while ice-skating one e[...] | |
[...]ux where Ed JACK AND MARGARET TREMBATH HISTORY worked for the Green brothers. In 1908 and[...] | |
[...]his death in 1957. ROLLAND WAKE FAMILY HISTORY Rolland (Rollie to friends) Wake was bor[...] | |
[...]Creighton Medical HOMER WHITE FAMILY HISTORY School Omaha, Neb. in 1910. After graduati[...] | |
[...]Nichols, his history in book. Homer was married to Arlene Di[...] | |
[...]rip. Their two-story log house, located near the headwaters of the Missouri, still stands almost halfw[...] | |
[...]er, was another brother Leslie Gordon Dimock born headwaters of the Missoouri. Indian teepees were everywhere.[...]es. close, to date, the history of the Dimock family. Dryland farming wa[...] | |
[...]A Headwaters area near Lombard , homesteading at the mo[...] | |
[...]ng back on either ADJACENT NATURAL HISTORY REMAINS side. The ravine to the south circles[...]ong the stream bed as a regional .natural history center. The trunks of huge· pet- the In[...] | |
[...]kes, Ed James. 1892: Jack ,O~es, Rich~rd Q~e.s, history of our area. ·[...]heritage that we are proud of in our valley. well[...] | |
[...]t forth its claim as a part of its own legitimate history.[...] | |
[...]the latter years of her life for the following history of the[...] | |
[...]May 30, 1956 about ten persons from the Bozeman History A plea in an old newspaper dated July 6, 1933 adv[...]the-site and Merrill Burlingame of the History Depart. took a[...] | |
[...]up at Gallatin City, Montana, which was at the headwaters of the Missouri River. He was the[...] | |
[...]of present Gallatin Valley residents traveled on history, having come here in 1871.[...] | |
[...]most of her life in the valley. (See Elmo Rice history).[...] | |
[...]AND LARN, TERIA (GREEN) MOUCK, GRAHAM HISTORY DIE AND FOGET IT ALL!"[...] | |
[...]hed us. Gayety HAMLETT HISTORY turned to somberness, for World War II had[...] | |
[...]ellie. Either we have tremendous pride in our heritage , or we have never had enough money to hire a mo[...]Jackie McDonnell HISTORY OF DONALD McKINNON'S FAMILY In the year[...] | |
[...]rom Boulder, Montana in 1883. The story of the Headwaters area Rice family _actually starts in Home[...] | |
[...]ay, I'm excited about the southwest of Manhattan. Heritage History book that will be published in 1983.[...]monly known as the old State Cafe, and renamed Headwaters[...] | |
[...]years, the cafe was the same as th.e Headwaters Cafe is today . One of our neighbors[...] | |
[...]River and thus reached the Headwaters of the Missouri.[...] | |
[...]amuel. A Boston, Massachusetts, is not known. The History of Augusta, daughter, Darling Belle, was b[...] | |
[...]in JAMES S. BALLARD The History of Augusta by Charles Nash, published in 1[...] | |
[...]ear Sappington. (see George Cheese- Cheeseman history). man history).[...] | |
[...]ee George W. ton Cemetery. Cheeseman history). She was staying with her Grandmother[...] | |
[...]the big day, came the most unlikely upset in history. The school U.S. Mother and I were critic[...] | |
[...]The North Bench. HISTORY OF THE NORTH BENCH[...] | |
[...]t happen out at the Copper City mines. HISTORY OF EARL EMERICK ADAMS Earl Emerick Adam[...] | |
[...]ad to be seeded again. It produced HISTORY OF FRANK HAHN[...] | |
[...]Alan Hunt HISTORY OF WALTER AND VIRGINIA JOHNSTON Walter J[...] | |
[...]any mem- son City, or the Madison House. The 1885 History states bers of his family arri[...] | |
[...]llatin River, across from the area of the present Headwaters State Park. Grandpa Dunbar was the first permanen[...]se and barn. Barn called Dunbar Pavillion. family history, Fannie was the first white child born in the new[...]Byron and Thelma Dunbar. What a good time in history it must have been for children to grow up. Progre[...]their tribes for their yearly encamp- ment at the Headwaters. My father told me a nightly, bedtime stor[...] | |
[...]le, interested in many things, especially Montana history, and mother was quite an authority on the[...] | |
[...]Edith Olson HISTORY OF DAVID D. PA'ITEE Among the earliest m[...] | |
[...]rnia; Thomas Jefferson, will proudly continue the heritage of this respected pioneer born June 7, 188[...] | |
[...]gnal maintainer on (See George Cheeseman history.) the BN.[...] | |
[...]tion to the history and development of Montana and Gallatin[...] | |
[...]figures in American history and affairs. Henry served in the[...] | |
AVIATION HISTORY OF THREE FORKS AREA Aviation came to Th[...] | |
[...]problem of many years. Besides his HISTORY OF KANTA-PRODUCTS, INC. widow, Mary, he le[...] | |
[...]ervice was held September 2, 1962 THE HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH with Rev. W. R. Par[...] | |
[...]rom Bishop John The following is a brief history of the Church of Jesus Christ Baptist Bron[...] | |
[...], Asst. Clerk Leland H. Petersen. From the history of the Church the following men have[...]ks congregation the Bozeman, Montana Stake. This history was taken from for five years. He the[...]n July 3, 1927. Records. This does not cover the history of the Church before It was during the m[...]a small The Cement Plant at Trident in its early history was owned by frame building was purchased a[...]members, until searching out their geneological history. Most congregation became separated from th[...]ovide living quarters for the newly arrived The history of Grace Lutheran Church dates back to 191[...] | |
[...]are still interested Famous Pictures in American History" was picked as one of in the yout[...] | |
[...]MASONIC HISTORY One or two girls were chosen to be in t[...] | |
[...]school. She attended the Episcopal HISTORY OF BEN ADAMS[...] | |
[...]intense cold to save himself. HISTORY OF J. Q. ADAMS John Quincy Adams was the[...] | |
[...]eader, she espe- scattered over Mr. B's grave and Headwaters Park. She was a cially enjoyed mysteries by Aga[...]Rollyn and Frances (Muggs) Allen came to the Headwaters waukee, winters were spent at their Miam[...] | |
[...]all his life at and around the Headwaters area. He graduated At a very early age, she[...]y B. Lemmon It is difficult to separate the history of the Barnes family from the Marshall family[...]his accident. Sarah did practical nursing in the Headwaters traveled through our area on her w[...] | |
[...]911 and THE BATEMAN FAMILY HISTORY purchased the Three Forks Dairy from A.C.[...] | |
[...]here he makes his home and is mar- pageant at the Headwaters in the 1950's. ried to[...]cows, chickens, horses and included in this history book. It's not easy to move so far away ra[...] | |
[...]Illinois. From this marriage there Indian history of the area. This has led to much reading and evo[...]h dates were Ann - Nov. 27, 1950; center in the Headwaters Park should be there not only for Mary - M[...] | |
[...]er involved in school and church HISTORY OF GAIL COLEGROVE CLARK events. She attended Gi[...]y. Grandma, Sarah Knowles, was born in operated Headwaters Rock & Antique Shop. Dale died on May[...] | |
[...]roots are sunk in fifty five years of its history. Road service as Superintendent-Agent of t[...] | |
[...]A._w.ong the outstanding women in the Headwaters area is Joe went to work for Karyn's[...] | |
[...]e Forks High School and at- He arrived in the Headwaters Area, Oct. 1945. He engaged tended the Un[...]ilwaukee Road, WILLIAM R. AND HOPE L. DAVIS HISTORY eventually reaching[...] | |
[...]Kintz in Oregon. They farmed HISTORY OF CLAUDIUS C. GAGE in the Sublimity and S[...] | |
[...]grew up in house. You can see I do have a lot of history. Three Forks and atte[...] | |
[...]is the present Coast to Coast store on East Main headwaters area. Harold remained in Three Forks for a[...] | |
[...]hree Forks the rich tradition of Three Forks' history and their roots in it. IOOF lodge hall. T[...] | |
[...]) to his birth- LAMACH-GEE HISTORY place in Norway, near Stegen, in the summe[...] | |
[...]Mrs. Ell Lamb -.1889 LAMB FAMILY HISTORY Corbett Ranc[...] | |
[...]Louie and Lucile Lamb ANNA LANE HISTORY Anna Lane, a daughter of Tom and Julia L[...] | |
[...]history is elsewhere.[...]Will Jenkins in 1940. Our history is included under the Wil- liam Jenkins history.[...] | |
[...]ie Hernden of Manhattan, family at the Headwaters. Montana. He railroaded on the Milwaukee for many[...]ent many good times on picnics at what is now The Headwaters. Clark remembered his wife commenting on occasion[...]ived there most of the time. The story of how the Headwaters of the[...] | |
[...]and Marion were married in 1916. The history of any area can only be as interesting and[...] | |
[...]d Dad had lived through all of Three Forks' early history-making years, and they were among the real pionee[...]school auditorium. It was a large picture of the Headwaters, a beautiful scene and most approp- riate. We att[...]ked as a secretary in most interesting periods of history and experienced life ori the Bozeman unt[...] | |
[...]Cedar Street E.M. Mestad gave a detailed history of Three Forks at that from Warren Dixon. This[...]thoroughly the history of Three Forks from the lot sale to the[...] | |
[...]t of the Head- Creek ranch to Three Forks. waters Heritage Museum.[...] | |
[...]erhaps his singing career Michael's history is elsewhere. Linda graduated from started in the[...]ature. Park. A few days later we went through the Headwaters area By 1929 times were rough[...] | |
[...]an on the Northern Pacific Railroad (Boots) Myers history is elsewhere in this book. Ye[...] | |
[...]kee Railroad for $11,000 a mile. HISTORY OF LESLIE MAX OLSON These men continued to[...] | |
[...]HISTORY OF A.M.G. OTIO Many of the pictures which are included in <<Headwaters Adolph Moritz Gustave Otto was born December 10, 1887 at Heritage History" were taken by Mr. Olson.[...]There is always a beginning and ending in a history. This garage in Manhattan before moving to[...] | |
in Three Forks, Montana, and will show a trend of history of started so many years ago. many[...] | |
[...]id (maybe more). In THE HENRY PECK HISTORY the fall of 193[...] | |
[...], HISTORY OF LLOYD PYFER'S ANCESTORS[...] | |
[...]d, was known a~ Cub. As buildings at the Headwaters. In 1938 Art married Essie Ellen he grew to manho[...]ll Yates on the Murry side. They lived at the Headwaters until live in this area it has been left to them[...]fer were Trident they leased the ground where the Headwaters of the school board members an[...] | |
[...]A Sunday ride to the Headwaters .[...] | |
[...]ith this background, and urging of her husband, . Headwaters Cafe and Hazel ran it aided by her son Cla[...] | |
[...]61. We have two My father majored in math and history at Bozeman. He children, Susan[...] | |
[...]have been 86 June 14. He loved this area and its history. One of Les' dreams was of a museum in Thr[...] | |
[...]Wickham passed away in Sept. 1936, and Mrs. Wick- history. ham in 1942. At that time the remaining f[...] | |
[...], Connie, Tanya, and Charlotte. This history was too late to put into Gallatin City. Th[...] | |
[...]on Cement Company's plant at Devil's Slide, Utah. headwaters of the Missouri River, Dan Morrison, a loc[...] | |
[...], and a depot. Silent During Trident's 72 year history, there have been 17 plant movies were s[...] | |
[...]The Victor Hays Adams, Jr. history begins with Grand-[...] | |
[...]l students to school. Site. The Missouri River Headwaters State Park is now Later a larger bus was p[...] | |
[...]t Darlinton Manor. CARVER/NEVILLE HISTORY On April 21, 1929 I W-8."S born in the h[...] | |
[...]it brought to an end an era of Trident history.[...]THE DICKMAN FAMILY HISTORY[...]racks. The very is now a trustee for the Headwaters Heritage Museum. special times spent with my grandf[...] | |
[...]rumpet in the Game which is being used as the Headwaters Park and Junior High Band, has been taking[...] | |
The Headwaters - Photo by Walt Feistner. | |
[...]2 miles from Three Forks. One little Excerpt from history written by Corinne Glendelen (Ward) tow[...]held at Headwaters Park. Corrine Glendelen Ward[...] | |
[...]e State C Class Championship team; a first in the history of Willow Creek High School. The same year[...] | |
[...]of Richard's history ledgers and map books is dated 1875,[...] | |
[...]. Dave important part of Molly and Allen's family history. born March 6, 1974 at heridan.[...] | |
[...]a rancher beekeeper, trapper and fi herman in the Headwaters area for over fifty years. He was father o[...] | |
[...]e, and Mary. Clarence married Maggie Cloyd. Their history is elsewhere. Lon married Helen Davis. The[...] | |
[...]e Torn Williams" 1860-1898. We have no history on her. store that was located one-half block eas[...]ABE NEVINS We don't have much early history on the Nevins' and less on Abe other than[...] | |
[...]hene Hale, But now, we wish to relate a bit of history about one Sanford daughter of George Edward an[...]Livingston County, Missouri. The wed- the Montana Headwaters Territory. ding[...]ansferred Sanford first came into Montana and the Headwaters Terri- Rev. Sanford, this time t[...] | |
[...]rks, I feel I am really an early settler of the headwaters of the Missouri. I am the daughter of Ar[...] | |
[...]. .... ..... 400 Boy Scout History ............. ... ............... 385 Andr[...] | |
[...]Geologic History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...] | |
[...]........ 492 Masonic History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...] | |
MD | |
A history of the communities in Gallatin County, Montana | |
Gallatin County (Mont.)--History | |
MHS County Histories PDF/Headwaters Heritage History.pdf |
Three Forks Area Historical Society, Headwaters Heritage History (1983). Montana History Portal, accessed 08/10/2024, https://www.mtmemory.org/nodes/view/5592