Background
Jellison, Walter Fremont was born on May 31, 1862 in Taylors Falls, Minnesota, United States. Son of Charles William and Sarah Elizabeth (Messer) Jellison.
Jellison, Walter Fremont was born on May 31, 1862 in Taylors Falls, Minnesota, United States. Son of Charles William and Sarah Elizabeth (Messer) Jellison.
Graduated from the high school, Stillwater, Minnesota, 1880.
Railway fireman, later engineer N.P. R.R., until 1897, S.P. Railway, 1898-1900 (resigned on account of ill health). Engaged in mercantile business, La Salle, Montana. Farmer since 1902, pioneering in cultivation of alfalfa in Flathead Company, Montana.
Founded notable Holstein herd. Appeared before Federal Power Commission, Washington, District of Columbia, as advocate of Flathead County in power development of Flathead River, 1929. Officer Columbia Basin Irrigation League, Flathead County Farm Bureau (secretary tax committee), etc.
When peaceful alternatives to resolve the conflict failed, the use of force may be the only option to check aggression or genocide.
It is good for Christians with different approaches to the interpretation of the Bible to engage with each other and argue how the Bible should be applied to issues in our contemporary world.
Mason.
Married Hester Elizabeth Hay, of Red Lodge, Montana, June 26, 1895. Children: Marshall (deceased), Caroline Ella (Mistress Robert Bahr), Mildred Beatrice (Mistress George J. Cannon), Charles John, Walter Fremont, William Livingston, Sarah Elizabeth.