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RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 4 Jan 2005 by Steve Treanor [stevetrea@sbcglobal.net]. "In the January 8, 1880 school house tragedy Elmer was horribly mutilated and had about 25 square inches of scalp torn off. He walked home and his father John Wesley Bartlett sewed the scalp back on to its proper place. By 1900 Elmer is married and living in Idaho where he is a quartz gold miner. He seems to have had three children two boys and a girl. It appears as if the girl has died before reaching her 10th birthday. Elmer was still in Idaho mining by the 1910 Census but in 1920 he is reported in Butte Montana as a copper miner."
The 1920 census lists him as a commercial salesman.
William Riley (Willie) Bartlett
RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 4 Jan 2005 by Steve Treanor [stevetrea@sbcglobal.net]. "William and Annie lived in Fort Benton, Montana in 1908 where they homesteaded and farmed until 1918. They returned to Albion in 1918 and William was employed in the construction business, farmed and also served as a powder man for blasting projects. In 1930 he was working on County Roads. In 1942 they moved to Polatch Idaho where they owned and operated a farm until 1950. He subsequently sold the farm and returned to Albion where they owned and operated a store and service station until 1953. In 1953 he again returned to Potlatch and owned and operated another farm with his son William."
RESEARCHER-DEATH: Information sent to T.Mason on 4 Jan 2005 by Steve Treanor [stevetrea@sbcglobal.net]. "Sam appears to have been married twice. He appears in the 1910 Census living with his father-in-laws family with his three year-old son, Ralph. In 1920 he was living with his wife Isabelle, Ralph, a step son, and a two year old son. He was a machinist in both 1910 and 1920."
RESEARCHER-DEATH: Information sent to T.Mason on 4 Jan 2005 by Steve Treanor [stevetrea@sbcglobal.net]. "Sam appears to have been married twice. He appears in the 1910 Census living with his father-in-laws family with his three year-old son, Ralph. In 1920 he was living with his wife Isabelle, Ralph, a step son, and a two year old son. He was a machinist in both 1910 and 1920."
RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 4 Jan 2005 by Steve Treanor [stevetrea@sbcglobal.net]. "Was a salesman in 1910."