31 Oct 1879 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri, the 3rd child of 9 children born to Mary Jane Davis and Frank Harvey Albee was a son named Donald Thomas Albee.
12 Oct 1913 The Anaconda Standard Newspaper
Don Albee, one of the successful young ranch men of the Big Hole County, was in town last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Albee.
28 Mar 1928 THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT
March 27.--Don T. Albee, owner of the P-N ranch, was in Winifred, having recently returned from Butte. Mr. Albee is negotiating for the purchase of an airplane--a small plane of a standard model-and one will soon be brought to Great Fall, where he will look it over. If Mr. Albee buys the plane he will take a few lessons in flying and does not anticipate much trouble in learning to operate it .
Mr. Albee's huge ranch and his herds of fine cattle represent an investment of several hundred thousand dollars. The principal road to the ranch is an international highway, but for several miles from the ranch it is usually in such condition that it can not be traveled and Mr. Albee, who also has other important business interests, must have some method of conveyance that will take him to and from his ranch.
19 Nov 1959 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Don Albee Feted On 80th Birthday
DEER LODGE--An article in the Desert Trailer News of Horizan Park, California, tells of the 80th birthday celebration of a former Montana resident, Don Albee, brother of Jack Albee of Deer Lodge.
An open house at his home in Horizon Park was held recently, according to the article. There were more than 50 guests, many of them former Montana residents. Albee was born in Unionville, Missouri. At the age of two, he moved lo Montana in a covered wagon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, and settled in Deer Lodge. At the age of 16 Albee pioneered ranching in the Big Hole Basin where he developed and operated for 50 years one of the larges ranches in the valley. In addition, he owned extensive properties in Spokane, Seattle and Judith.
Last year Albee received his 50-year pin and certificate from the Masonic Lodge at Deer Lodge. In 1945, Mr. Albee sold his interests in the Big Hole and retired to Los Angeles. He spends his winters at Horizon Park.
25 Mar 1964 in Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, at the age of 84 years, 4 months, & 25 days, Donald Thomas Albee passed away.
01 Apr 1964 The Montana Standard and The Butte Daily Post Newspaper
Albee, Pioneer Rancher, Passes at 84
DEER LODGE--Funeral services were held Friday in the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, for Don Albee, 84, former Deer Lodge resident and Montana ranch operator. Albee died last Wednesday in a Palm Springs, California, hospital alter a long illness.
Born in Unionville, Missouri, Oct. 31, 1879, he was brought to Deer Lodge in a wagon train Aug 2, 1882. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, were among the first five families to settle in this region. Don Albee was 17 when he began ranching in the Big Hole Basin near Wisdom. From 1919 to 1930 he owned and operated the PN ranch at Winifred in addition to the Big Hole interests, He retired from ranching in 1946 and moved to Los Angeles and Palm Springs. He was a life member of Deer Lodge 14, AFA.M, and Valley Chapter 4, Royal Arch Masons.
Survivors include a brother, F. H Albee, Deer Lodge, and sisters, Mrs. Allie G. Shaw, Deer Lodge; Mrs. Pearl Lail, Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. J. Merkle, Oregon
California, Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Donald T Albee
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1879
Birth Place: Michigan [Missouri]
Death Date: 25 Mar 1964
Place of death: Riverside
Mother's Maiden Name: Davis
12 Oct 1913 The Anaconda Standard Newspaper
Don Albee, one of the successful young ranch men of the Big Hole County, was in town last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Albee.
28 Mar 1928 THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT
March 27.--Don T. Albee, owner of the P-N ranch, was in Winifred, having recently returned from Butte. Mr. Albee is negotiating for the purchase of an airplane--a small plane of a standard model-and one will soon be brought to Great Fall, where he will look it over. If Mr. Albee buys the plane he will take a few lessons in flying and does not anticipate much trouble in learning to operate it .
Mr. Albee's huge ranch and his herds of fine cattle represent an investment of several hundred thousand dollars. The principal road to the ranch is an international highway, but for several miles from the ranch it is usually in such condition that it can not be traveled and Mr. Albee, who also has other important business interests, must have some method of conveyance that will take him to and from his ranch.
19 Nov 1959 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Don Albee Feted On 80th Birthday
DEER LODGE--An article in the Desert Trailer News of Horizan Park, California, tells of the 80th birthday celebration of a former Montana resident, Don Albee, brother of Jack Albee of Deer Lodge.
An open house at his home in Horizon Park was held recently, according to the article. There were more than 50 guests, many of them former Montana residents. Albee was born in Unionville, Missouri. At the age of two, he moved lo Montana in a covered wagon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, and settled in Deer Lodge. At the age of 16 Albee pioneered ranching in the Big Hole Basin where he developed and operated for 50 years one of the larges ranches in the valley. In addition, he owned extensive properties in Spokane, Seattle and Judith.
Last year Albee received his 50-year pin and certificate from the Masonic Lodge at Deer Lodge. In 1945, Mr. Albee sold his interests in the Big Hole and retired to Los Angeles. He spends his winters at Horizon Park.
25 Mar 1964 in Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, at the age of 84 years, 4 months, & 25 days, Donald Thomas Albee passed away.
01 Apr 1964 The Montana Standard and The Butte Daily Post Newspaper
Albee, Pioneer Rancher, Passes at 84
DEER LODGE--Funeral services were held Friday in the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, for Don Albee, 84, former Deer Lodge resident and Montana ranch operator. Albee died last Wednesday in a Palm Springs, California, hospital alter a long illness.
Born in Unionville, Missouri, Oct. 31, 1879, he was brought to Deer Lodge in a wagon train Aug 2, 1882. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, were among the first five families to settle in this region. Don Albee was 17 when he began ranching in the Big Hole Basin near Wisdom. From 1919 to 1930 he owned and operated the PN ranch at Winifred in addition to the Big Hole interests, He retired from ranching in 1946 and moved to Los Angeles and Palm Springs. He was a life member of Deer Lodge 14, AFA.M, and Valley Chapter 4, Royal Arch Masons.
Survivors include a brother, F. H Albee, Deer Lodge, and sisters, Mrs. Allie G. Shaw, Deer Lodge; Mrs. Pearl Lail, Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. J. Merkle, Oregon
California, Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Donald T Albee
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1879
Birth Place: Michigan [Missouri]
Death Date: 25 Mar 1964
Place of death: Riverside
Mother's Maiden Name: Davis
31 Oct 1879 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri, the 3rd child of 9 children born to Mary Jane Davis and Frank Harvey Albee was a son named Donald Thomas Albee.
12 Oct 1913 The Anaconda Standard Newspaper
Don Albee, one of the successful young ranch men of the Big Hole County, was in town last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Albee.
28 Mar 1928 THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT
March 27.--Don T. Albee, owner of the P-N ranch, was in Winifred, having recently returned from Butte. Mr. Albee is negotiating for the purchase of an airplane--a small plane of a standard model-and one will soon be brought to Great Fall, where he will look it over. If Mr. Albee buys the plane he will take a few lessons in flying and does not anticipate much trouble in learning to operate it .
Mr. Albee's huge ranch and his herds of fine cattle represent an investment of several hundred thousand dollars. The principal road to the ranch is an international highway, but for several miles from the ranch it is usually in such condition that it can not be traveled and Mr. Albee, who also has other important business interests, must have some method of conveyance that will take him to and from his ranch.
19 Nov 1959 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Don Albee Feted On 80th Birthday
DEER LODGE--An article in the Desert Trailer News of Horizan Park, California, tells of the 80th birthday celebration of a former Montana resident, Don Albee, brother of Jack Albee of Deer Lodge.
An open house at his home in Horizon Park was held recently, according to the article. There were more than 50 guests, many of them former Montana residents. Albee was born in Unionville, Missouri. At the age of two, he moved lo Montana in a covered wagon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, and settled in Deer Lodge. At the age of 16 Albee pioneered ranching in the Big Hole Basin where he developed and operated for 50 years one of the larges ranches in the valley. In addition, he owned extensive properties in Spokane, Seattle and Judith.
Last year Albee received his 50-year pin and certificate from the Masonic Lodge at Deer Lodge. In 1945, Mr. Albee sold his interests in the Big Hole and retired to Los Angeles. He spends his winters at Horizon Park.
25 Mar 1964 in Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, at the age of 84 years, 4 months, & 25 days, Donald Thomas Albee passed away.
01 Apr 1964 The Montana Standard and The Butte Daily Post Newspaper
Albee, Pioneer Rancher, Passes at 84
DEER LODGE--Funeral services were held Friday in the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, for Don Albee, 84, former Deer Lodge resident and Montana ranch operator. Albee died last Wednesday in a Palm Springs, California, hospital alter a long illness.
Born in Unionville, Missouri, Oct. 31, 1879, he was brought to Deer Lodge in a wagon train Aug 2, 1882. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, were among the first five families to settle in this region. Don Albee was 17 when he began ranching in the Big Hole Basin near Wisdom. From 1919 to 1930 he owned and operated the PN ranch at Winifred in addition to the Big Hole interests, He retired from ranching in 1946 and moved to Los Angeles and Palm Springs. He was a life member of Deer Lodge 14, AFA.M, and Valley Chapter 4, Royal Arch Masons.
Survivors include a brother, F. H Albee, Deer Lodge, and sisters, Mrs. Allie G. Shaw, Deer Lodge; Mrs. Pearl Lail, Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. J. Merkle, Oregon
California, Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Donald T Albee
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1879
Birth Place: Michigan [Missouri]
Death Date: 25 Mar 1964
Place of death: Riverside
Mother's Maiden Name: Davis
12 Oct 1913 The Anaconda Standard Newspaper
Don Albee, one of the successful young ranch men of the Big Hole County, was in town last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Albee.
28 Mar 1928 THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT
March 27.--Don T. Albee, owner of the P-N ranch, was in Winifred, having recently returned from Butte. Mr. Albee is negotiating for the purchase of an airplane--a small plane of a standard model-and one will soon be brought to Great Fall, where he will look it over. If Mr. Albee buys the plane he will take a few lessons in flying and does not anticipate much trouble in learning to operate it .
Mr. Albee's huge ranch and his herds of fine cattle represent an investment of several hundred thousand dollars. The principal road to the ranch is an international highway, but for several miles from the ranch it is usually in such condition that it can not be traveled and Mr. Albee, who also has other important business interests, must have some method of conveyance that will take him to and from his ranch.
19 Nov 1959 The Montana Standard Newspaper
Don Albee Feted On 80th Birthday
DEER LODGE--An article in the Desert Trailer News of Horizan Park, California, tells of the 80th birthday celebration of a former Montana resident, Don Albee, brother of Jack Albee of Deer Lodge.
An open house at his home in Horizon Park was held recently, according to the article. There were more than 50 guests, many of them former Montana residents. Albee was born in Unionville, Missouri. At the age of two, he moved lo Montana in a covered wagon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, and settled in Deer Lodge. At the age of 16 Albee pioneered ranching in the Big Hole Basin where he developed and operated for 50 years one of the larges ranches in the valley. In addition, he owned extensive properties in Spokane, Seattle and Judith.
Last year Albee received his 50-year pin and certificate from the Masonic Lodge at Deer Lodge. In 1945, Mr. Albee sold his interests in the Big Hole and retired to Los Angeles. He spends his winters at Horizon Park.
25 Mar 1964 in Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, at the age of 84 years, 4 months, & 25 days, Donald Thomas Albee passed away.
01 Apr 1964 The Montana Standard and The Butte Daily Post Newspaper
Albee, Pioneer Rancher, Passes at 84
DEER LODGE--Funeral services were held Friday in the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, for Don Albee, 84, former Deer Lodge resident and Montana ranch operator. Albee died last Wednesday in a Palm Springs, California, hospital alter a long illness.
Born in Unionville, Missouri, Oct. 31, 1879, he was brought to Deer Lodge in a wagon train Aug 2, 1882. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee, were among the first five families to settle in this region. Don Albee was 17 when he began ranching in the Big Hole Basin near Wisdom. From 1919 to 1930 he owned and operated the PN ranch at Winifred in addition to the Big Hole interests, He retired from ranching in 1946 and moved to Los Angeles and Palm Springs. He was a life member of Deer Lodge 14, AFA.M, and Valley Chapter 4, Royal Arch Masons.
Survivors include a brother, F. H Albee, Deer Lodge, and sisters, Mrs. Allie G. Shaw, Deer Lodge; Mrs. Pearl Lail, Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. J. Merkle, Oregon
California, Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Donald T Albee
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1879
Birth Place: Michigan [Missouri]
Death Date: 25 Mar 1964
Place of death: Riverside
Mother's Maiden Name: Davis
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