Born in 1945, graduated from W P High School in 1963, graduate of NDState School of Science, W N D Hired by State of Minn Highway Dept. Retired after over 30 years service with State.
#97 | 9/23/2020, 12:15 PM, PDT | John Hawksley
88.211.116.98
This is an amazing website with lots of extremely useful information, I am writing a small story(fiction) based in Wolf Point, Montana and after all of my research, I fell in love with this beatiful town. The memories on the website make you time travel and I am amazed at how many pictures there are. This website is amazing, keep up the amazing work. Kisses and love from London, England John
#96 | 12/28/2019, 12:43 PM, PDT | fred braden
72.36.38.25
i went to kindergarten and 1st and 2nd grade in wolf point. i'm in one of the photos with all the kids, maybe christmas program. the house we lived in has been torn down and a funeral parlor is there.
I was born there in 1959, would like to come back and visit some day
#94 | 5/28/2019, 11:44 PM, PDT | Russell Bulley
88.202.145.122
My John Deere model R tractor was delivered to Wolf Point Montana 19 July 1950. It is now running around the U.K. to tractor shows and vintage events. Do you know anyone that might have any history of the tractor or very large farms (the tractor cost more than $3500 at that time) operational at that time? I wondered if there is an old tractor club?
#93 | 8/5/2018, 4:14 PM, PDT | Tim riley
76.178.53.132
My father was born here in 1926 he left Wolf Point at the age of 17 I still have lots of family there that I do not know my father's name is Tyke riley
#92 | 8/5/2018, 4:02 PM, PDT | Tim riley
76.178.53.132
My dad was born here in 1926 he left wolf point at age 17.
#91 | 7/3/2018, 6:31 AM, PDT | Tom wolski
208.118.156.247
History is beautiful and seeing the pictures was amazing. I do not know who to contact but going though my late grandmothers books we found. A rather large file of ledgers and deeds to her great grandfathers indian trading post in wolf point. One was a deed to the land signed by President Martin van Buren. I am not sure who to contact about this but if someone knows who to contact please let me know. it was wonderful viewing your history and i hope some of ours might be included too.. All the way from San Antonio!
#89 | 4/24/2018, 1:22 PM, PDT | Mark Neufeld
209.22.221.73
My father Sylvester Carl Neufeld was raised in Wolf Point. His siblings included: Harvey, Nina, Evelyn, Bernice, and parents George & Helen. My dad left Wolf Point (his parents remained) and joined the US Army Air Corps during WW ll and served 20+ yrs, retiring from the US Air Force, Hunter AFB, Ga in 1962. I have two brother, Harvey (nicknamed Duffy 6 yrs older) and Robert (aka Bobby) 14 mos younger. Prior to my dads retirement, we lived in California, Philippines, Savannah Ga, and finally Orlando Fl. As of this writing (2018) both parents have passed on as has Duffy. Bobby still lives in the Orlando area, myself in Tampa. I retired from the Air Force after serving 36+ years, still working for the gov't as US Special Operations Command, but soon to retire for good. I remember visiting Wolf Point as a 7yr old and attended 1/2 of 2nd grade during our move from the Philippines to Georgia. I have great memories of the short time spent in Wolf Point with my grand parents and follow on visits. I vaguely remember the Stennis family and often played on their property. I remember begging my dad to move to Wolf Point because the loved the country side, smells of the west, wheat fields, etc. But, that didn't happen. Bottom line: I have a wonderful memory of Wolf Point and always will. Oh one more thing, the drive to live in the West was so strong that I purchased 40 acres at Wild Horse Ranch located 18 miles west of Laramie Wyoming, against the Snowy Range Mountains. My wife and I built a log home, and that's my link to the West and is our "home away from home".
