One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
(Photo accompanies O'Rourke, Lovejoy Ranches sold to Simonson, Murdock memory from 1968.) Pictured in front of the tent which served as a temporary home during the construction of the Lovejoy house in 1910 are early day homesteaders, Ernie Lovejoy, Henry Christiansen, John Deach, E. C. Peebles, Jim Rader, Art Sullivan, Ory Morphew, Stub Morphew, and W. C. Lovejoy.
100 years ago
January 31, 1918
Clarence Cosner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cosner, arrived safely in France with a company of U.S. Army Engineers.
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Professor McDowell was reelected head of Malta Schools for another term and James Davidson was named the truant officer.
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On Wednesday, January 30, the U.S. reclamation office reported the temperature at 46 below zero.
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Assessor Roy Lee is planning to employ a woman deputy to take assessments in rural districts.
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Paul Faubert returned after spending several days with a brother at the army camp at America Lake, Wash.
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Mrs. Ch...
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