Sunday, July 5, 2015

A Simple Place in Time - by Barbara Selyem


"An arrow on a crossroad fence points the way to Comertown, MT, and the railroad siding marks the place. The houses are gone now some moved, some burned, some slumped silently in thigh-high grass next to farm implements long hidden and forgotten.

There is an old, weathered railcar with broken windows and a few frayed curtains. A concrete stairway with massive posts sits unattached next to lilac bushes. 

There are no businesses, no schools, and no churches; only a few shells of abandoned buildings remain. The grain elevator once a stately symbol of a prosperous community rests in ashes on its foundation. "  DK photo's

Barbara and Bruce Selyem are directors of the Country Grain Elevator Historical Society. For more information, contact the society at 406-388-9282; e-mail: bselyem@country-grain-elevator-historical-society.org.


Dooley Cemetary
Dooley Church. 







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