A biographical sketch of William and Margaret, published in a History of Montana, follows:
“Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell have four children: [Eldest] Leo who is now ticket agent for the Great Northern Railroad at Kalispell, is a veteran of the great war, serving for seventeen months overseas as chief operator at the First Army Headquarters, which were bombarded several times, but he remained at his post and faithfully transmitted the orders which had to pass through him, making his position a very important one."
“Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell have four children: [Eldest] Leo who is now ticket agent for the Great Northern Railroad at Kalispell, is a veteran of the great war, serving for seventeen months overseas as chief operator at the First Army Headquarters, which were bombarded several times, but he remained at his post and faithfully transmitted the orders which had to pass through him, making his position a very important one."
A biographical sketch of William and Margaret, published in a History of Montana, follows:
“Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell have four children: [Eldest] Leo who is now ticket agent for the Great Northern Railroad at Kalispell, is a veteran of the great war, serving for seventeen months overseas as chief operator at the First Army Headquarters, which were bombarded several times, but he remained at his post and faithfully transmitted the orders which had to pass through him, making his position a very important one."
“Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell have four children: [Eldest] Leo who is now ticket agent for the Great Northern Railroad at Kalispell, is a veteran of the great war, serving for seventeen months overseas as chief operator at the First Army Headquarters, which were bombarded several times, but he remained at his post and faithfully transmitted the orders which had to pass through him, making his position a very important one."
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