When was it published?

July 19, 1883 in Rocky Mountain Husbandman

Domestic News July 19, 1883

Rocky Mountain Husbandman

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure, Social Event

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Joseph Lemasters, Len. Lewis, G. S. Lewis

Q: What keywords are associated?

Joseph Lemastres, Smith River Arrival, Nebraska Pioneer, Montana Visit, National Park Tour

Great Falls, Diamond City, White Sulphur Springs, Cascade County, Broadwater County, Meagher County, Montana

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What is this article about?

Hon. Joseph LeMasters of Tecumseh, Nebraska, arrived on Smith River, Montana, a few days ago with his family to visit old friend Len. Lewis and tour the National Park. LeMasters is a Nebraska pioneer and legislator.

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Hon. Joseph LeMasters, of Tecumseh, Nebraska, arrived on Smith River a few days since, accompanied by his wife, son and daughter, and is visiting his old-time friend, Len. Lewis. Mr. LeMasters and G. S. Lewis were pioneers of Nebraska. He, in company with Len. Lewis, went with an ox team from the interior of Nebraska to Des Moines, Iowa, purchased, took home and set up and run the first reaper ever introduced in that State. Fortune smiled upon his efforts thus begun, and he is to-day, one of the leading real estate owners of his State. He has also won distinction in its Legislatures. He comes to Montana to visit old-time friends and make a tour of the National Park.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Joseph Lemastres Smith River Arrival Nebraska Pioneer Montana Visit National Park Tour

What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Joseph Lemasters Len. Lewis G. S. Lewis

Where did it happen?

Smith River, Montana

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Smith River, Montana

Event Date

A Few Days Since

Key Persons

Hon. Joseph Lemasters Len. Lewis G. S. Lewis

Event Details

Hon. Joseph LeMasters, of Tecumseh, Nebraska, arrived on Smith River a few days since, accompanied by his wife, son and daughter, and is visiting his old-time friend, Len. Lewis. Mr. LeMasters and G. S. Lewis were pioneers of Nebraska. He, in company with Len. Lewis, went with an ox team from the interior of Nebraska to Des Moines, Iowa, purchased, took home and set up and run the first reaper ever introduced in that State. Fortune smiled upon his efforts thus begun, and he is to-day, one of the leading real estate owners of his State. He has also won distinction in its Legislatures. He comes to Montana to visit old-time friends and make a tour of the National Park.