Montana History Tidbit 09/14/17

Historical Wolf Creek school tidbit about the Cartersville School’s relocation after the 1908 flood.

Wolf Creek's original elementary school, the Cartersville School, was relocated after the 1908 flood? Until then, school was held from March until Thanksgiving - or until travel became too difficult.

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