Robert Jordan, Hemingway’s Bipartisan Hero by Susan Stamberg October 14, 200812:44 PM ET Listen to the Story Morning Edition Playlist Download Transcript ii hide captionGary Cooper (second from left, with Ingrid Bergman) played Robert Jordan in the 1943 film adaptation of Hemingway’s novel, For Whom The Bell Tolls. Hulton Read More
Archie Joscelyn The articled below, by Martin J. Kidston, appeared in the Helena Independent Record April 30, 2005. The mortgage is due on the family farm, the creek is going dry and there are sheep running loose in cattle country. Toss in a murder, a crooked judge and Read More
USING FAMILY SEARCH https://familysearch.org/ From main screen, click at the top on SEARCH To see a list of all databases, scroll down, and click on Browse All Published Collections. To see a certain location, click on that location from the list. Using UNITED STATES as an example, Read More
The article below is an excerpt from “The Baron, The Logger, The Miner and Me,” by John H. Toole, published by Mountain Press Publishing Co. in 1984. Toole grew up in Missoula and became mayor of the city in 1983. John Toole Riverfront Park is named for him. He spent Read More
D’Arcy McNickle D’Arcy McNickle lived in Missoula while attending the University of Montana in the early 1920’s. He was influenced by H. G. Merriam who taught English at the University. Some of his early work can be found in the University publication – The Frontier. The article below Read More
The article below appears at ONE – the “Online Nevada Encyclopedia” sponsored by Nevada Humanities. A link to their website can be found below. Walter Van Tilburg Clark “Walter Van Tilburg Clark is considered one of the most distinguished Nevada writers of the twentieth century. An author, poet, lecturer, and Read More