John Barrows:  

CLASS OF 1963
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Missoula, MT
Missoula, MT
Glendive, MT
Glendive, MT

John's Story

John is from Glendive, Montana. He is married. His schools include Missoula County High School, Washington Middle School, Dawson County High School. He later attended Univeristy of Montana (Business Administration). He works(ed) at Montana Newspaper Association, Dillon Tribune, REA Express. John's interests include Montana Newspaper Association, HISTORY, Northern Pacific Railway. Music he likes includes Roy Acuff, Rob Quist, David Bowie (Official). Books he likes include James Patterson, Fans of Stephen King, Lucius Beebe. Movies he likes include The Hunger Games, Black Swan, Pieces of April. TV shows he likes include Bones, Lost Girl, American Experience. One of John's favorite quotes is:"Job 38:35 "Cans't thou send lightnings and wilst they go and wilst they return and say,...Expand for more
here we are." (The telegrapher's Bible verse.)". More about John:"Raised in Glendive, finished high school college in Missoula. Northern Pacific Railway, Great Northern Railway, telegrapher; Railway Express Agency, general agent Owatonna, Minn.; Great Falls, Montana; asst terminal manager Garrett Freightlines; editor Wolf Point Herald News (montana); Asst Publisher Grant County Journal (Ephrata Wash) Publisher Ravalli Republic, Hamilton, MT; Publisher and co-owner, Buffalo Bulletin, Buffalo, Wyo; Publisher, Dillon Tribune. Currently Executive Director Montana Newspaper Association in Helena. Interested in railroad history; Montana history; Freemasonry; telegraphy demonstrations. Collects railroad and telegraph memorabilia; folding cameras, typewriters, printing equipment.".
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Another exciting day at barrows household.
EB and Ollie
Here's the old station agent at the Drummond depot (Milwaukee Railway) that was moved to Fort Missoula museum years ago. The telegraph office was restored about 10 years ago in honor of my father, who had been a long time v
On June 13, 1920, the U.S. Post Office Department rules that children may not be sent by parcel post. This is response to my daughter's desire to mail herself to her friend Manda in Sweden. So sad.
Happy Veterans Day to all.  Here are the Barrows vets from WWII.
John Barrows' album, Timeline Photos
John Barrows' album, Timeline Photos
A late Throw Back Thursday, or a timely Flash Back Friday... The Terrible Trio, sowing Fear and Trembling among Ninjas everywhere... Roberta, Elizabeth and John. Thank you Master Robin Boyd!
John Barrows' album, Timeline Photos
Throwback Thursday... summer 1963. My happy home in a railroad outfit car. I worked for the Northern Pacific Railway right out of high school as a carpenter on Arne Lindholm's Bridge and Building crew. The crew, which inclu
Happy Sibling Day to my much older brother, Glenn Barrows. He's been looking after me since 1945! Smart salute, Glenn.
Another Throw Back Thursday! Yours truly posing at the DeSmet, Montana depot on the Northern Pacific in 1964, while working second trick (4 pm-midnite) as telegrapher. I was 19. Very proud of my white socks! I am holding a
Thanks to our wonderful daughter Elizabeth , (who spilled the beans on Facebook) we have had numerous likes and notes about our 40th wedding anniversary May 22. Thank you all. And for those who were not at the Hamilton, Mon
Hey Folks, looking for something fun to do for the Fourth of July? If you are in the Missoula area, stop by the The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula anytime from 10 to 4! There's lots to do... from old gas and steam engin

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