Hit and run marriages blamed for rising divorce rates
Kathleen Norris joins Suffolk judge Robert Williams Jr in warning that quick marriages born of chance meetings lead to high divorce rates and unhappy outcomes. The piece cites war era disruptions, parental concerns, and calls for better training of youths in marital duties to reduce future divorces.
Early White Explorers Traced Through the Boulder District
The narrative covers 1820s to 1870s exploration by Clark’s party near Deer Creek, the 1864 lost prospectors in the Crazy Mountains, first galena ore found in 1874, and Crow agency shifts. It notes the 1868 Fort Laramie treaty provisions, the U.S. agency moves, and early Sweet Grass County settlers like Horation N. Gage, with irrigation, schooling, and rail of early community life.
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Upper Deer Creek
Gibson
Clark
Baptiste Ducharme
Yellowstone
Firehole
Maynadier
Big Timber
Coleman Puett
Diamond City
Crazy Mountains
Crow Agency
Boulder River
Clarks Fork
Fort Laramie
Dakota
Crow
United States
Otter Creek
U. S. Army
Mission Creek
Park County
Pease
Crows
War Department
Clapp
Stillwater
Little Rosebud
Carbon County
Sweet Grass County
Horation N. Gage
Duck Creek
Gage
Miles City
Bozeman
Hunter
Harrison Brothers
al and
Wade
W. L. Shanks
Fred Bartels
W. R. Bramble
David Ripple
Big Timber Creek
W. A. Harrison
Gallatin County
Lower Sweet Grass
E. T. Ewing
Lizzie Evans
Sweet Grass
Bramble
Sweet Grass Crossing
White Beaver Basin
Canyon Station
Dead Man's Canyon
John Brady
Nostrum
Independence
Joys and Sorrows of Matrimony
Miss Norris argues hastily formed wartime marriages break up rapidly. Parents failed to instill seriousness and proper adjustments, causing misery and wrecked young lives. Many cannot succeed in a second marriage, as doubt lingers from early scars.
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Robert Williams Jr
Suffolk
Mass
Miss Norris
Northwest States Development group urged to meet on Columbia basin plan
Gov. Sam C. Ford proposed a meeting of the Northwest States Development association with Oregon Idaho Washington Wyoming and Montana to study postwar Columbia basin development. Ford urged unified action, basin wide plans, and cooperation with federal officials. The group would consider plans including the Delaware basin Incodel model and seek common steps for nationwide interests. Montana tax data show 1945 collections totaling 10 136 105 up 850 826 from 1944 with gasoline taxes leading gains and corporate taxes falling. Urban residents dominated 1944 driver crash figures across 23 states.
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Helena
Northwest States Development Association
Sam C. Ford
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Columbia
Northwest
Ford
Fore
Delaware Basin
Incodel
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
R. V. Bottomly
State Commissioner of Insurance
State Liquor Control Board
Great Falls
Deaf and Blind
Insurance Commissioner
State Board of Equalization
Commissioners Proceedings Sweet Grass County 1945
Minutes detail multiple county payments and reimbursements across General Fund Road Fund and other accounts. Authorities approve payrolls, refunds, and service costs, list deputies and staff, and note adjournment times. Additional entries cover taxes, welfare matters, land deeds, and reappraisals with orders for private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clark
Thos. Anderson
M. Kuhn
Francis Jones
Welfare Board
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Kathleen Norris
Western Newspaper Union
By Kathleen Norris
Chum
Lena B. Clark
Boulder
the Capitol Week
James F. Lowery
United Press
Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Thos. M. Kuhn
Dick Armstrong
General Fund
Beulah Patterson
Coule
E. H. Amick
H. M. Oefstos
Lillian Peterson
J. D. Holly
Chas. W. Campbell
Stuart H. Nicholson
Bertha Levi
Stephens Auto Service
O. J. Ellingson
Edwin Guay
State Nursery & Seed Co
Tribune Printing & Supply Co
Arbong
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Montana Power Co
Court House
A. T. Ellison
VASOL
A. I. Berg
R. C. Johnson
Ralph Ryan
Bert Murray
Ernest Sinnock
Jake’s
Ullman Lumber Co
R. C. Embry
Clark's Transfer
Interstate Truck and Equipment Co
Standard Oil Co
Armco Drainage & Metal Products Inc
Connelly Machinery Co
General Service
Lh Ae
Rowland T. Adkins
Richard Clark
Roger Moschelle
Blanche M. Fallang
Amy LaForge
B. Olness
Hum Suey
Hans Ben- Sod
Albert Ellison
Martin Olsen
Henry Elgen
State Department of Public Welfare
State Department of Public Welfare Oaa
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ANB
K . Townsend
Dotasbeh Skanish Wudeladslylbaltensstes
Selena RE
Ann
Hans Benson
Lawrence Peterson
George Zeigler
Ore Hotel
Bil- Ties Co
Frank Palmer
Cole Drug Co
Truss (Poor
State Orphans Home
Victor Tronrud Jr
Ed Franklin
John Olson
Torger Parkeland
Gus Breeding Jr
H. R. Spotts
Severin Nelson
Tone
Ton Young
Sir Paull
Frazee
John G. Johnson
Henry Hausserman
Charles Clayton
Eugene Chapel
Rwingen
Bill Cremer
Ragnvald Berland
Grant Duncan
Eugene Thompson
James Woolsey
John P. Cooney
Eva Roquet
H. C. Roquet
L. W. Baskett
D. Claiborn
C. E. Davis
A. Olin
Ed Cole
Ronald Halverson
Miller Pederson
George Rostad
Torger Red
Smart’s
Mned
Paul F. Snyder
Motor Inn Prom
Veterans’ Information Service Center
Hilda Coster
Selective Service Office
Masonic Temple
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