Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . ad on what isnow the townsite of Malta, and the old Malta House,erected by him, was his hotel and he conducted itin partnership with his son. Mr. Tucker was alsointerested in merchandising, was engaged in a liv-ery business, and was a sheep raiser, generally do-ing business under the name of E. W. Tucker andSon, although he was for a time associated withR. W. Garland under the name of Tucker andGarland. He continued to be actively
Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . ad on what isnow the townsite of Malta, and the old Malta House,erected by him, was his hotel and he conducted itin partnership with his son. Mr. Tucker was alsointerested in merchandising, was engaged in a liv-ery business, and was a sheep raiser, generally do-ing business under the name of E. W. Tucker andSon, although he was for a time associated withR. W. Garland under the name of Tucker andGarland. He continued to be actively engaged inbusiness until he was seventy-one years of age. Hisdeath occurred in January, 1901, and his remainswere taken back to his old home and laid besidethose of his wife, who had died in 188^. In 1852 Elisha W. Tucker was married to SarahA. Lombard, a daughter of Lucius Lombard, bornin Chautauqua County, New York. Lucius Lombardwas also a native of New York State, who wentinto Chautauqua County while it was still unset-tled and still mainly a wilderness. He marriedBetsy Shove, and Mrs. Tucker was one in a familyof two sons and two daughters. The children. •^^e^vJc^-v^ d O^
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