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Highland Cemetery History - The Orham Family

Highland Cemetery History - The Orham Family

Peter and Georgia Orham lived in the Cascade County area in the 1920’s. Peter was born in Norway January 8, 1885. Georgia was born in Indiana October 5, 1904. Peter immigrated to the United States when he was 18 years old. Georgia moved to Montana to homestead with her

Colonel Paul’s Corner – Crusaders Then and Now

Colonel Paul’s Corner – Crusaders Then and Now

In modern usage, a “crusader” is a person who campaigns vigorously for political, social, or religious change; a campaigner. Originally, a crusader was a Christian fighter traveling to the Holy Land to free the city of Jerusalem from the Muslims. The Muslims controlled Jerusalem from 635 until 1099. Life was

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of March 2-7

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of March 2-7

The Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Unit 408 hosts several events each week at its facility located at 528 Smelter Ave NE, Suite 7, usually on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoon at 12:30. The club welcomes new players, and a good contact phone number is 899-8597. We

There’s A Screw In My Boot

There’s A Screw In My Boot

There’s a screw in my boot And a bolt in my coat There’s a hammer I nailed And an old root beer float There’s a turtle who’s shelled And a burger that’s pickled There’s a fish that is scaled And a dime that’s

Marcus Daly's Montana Empires: Copper Mining, Racehorses & Politics, with Brenda Wahler

Marcus Daly's Montana Empires: Copper Mining, Racehorses & Politics, with Brenda Wahler

On Second Saturday, March 14, author Brenda Wahler will present her book, Marcus Daly's Montana Empires: Copper Mining, Racehorses, & Politics. This free admission program begins at 1pm in The History Museum’s Ozark Club event room. With business savvy honed in the West’s rowdy mining camps,

Bus Tek Tip – The #1 Way to Protect Your Business from Cyber Trouble

Bus Tek Tip – The #1 Way to Protect Your Business from Cyber Trouble

These days, keeping your business safe from cyber criminals can feel a bit like locking up the shop every night—you have to stay on top of it. The risks are real: stolen customer information, locked‑up computers from ransomware, or systems that suddenly stop working. Hackers have plenty of

Library to Show 5 Free Documentaries Starting March 3 Through May 19 on Tuesday Nights

Library to Show 5 Free Documentaries Starting March 3 Through May 19 on Tuesday Nights

Cinephiles — old and young — are invited to the Library for five FREE documentary films in the Cordingley Room from March 3 to May 19. The films will be shown at 6 pm each evening. Doors open at 5:30 pm. The films being shown are: The Inquisitor (March 3), The