Lodge Grass, Montana is a small town in Big Horn County, on the Crow Indian Reservation. Lodge Grass is named for Lodge Grass Creek, which flows through the town. However, the creek was named for an erroneous translation of the Crow, which would be more accurately translated Greasy Grass Creek. Nevertheless, the name stuck and the town was named for the creek. The town was formed in 1908 as a freight station and water stop along the railroad between Sheridan, Wyoming and Billings, Montana, although it wasn’t incorporated until 1927. The town site is small, covering less than a quarter square-mile of land. Lodge Grass is located just west of I-90 on Montana Highway 463, south of Garryown and Crow Agency, north of Wyola and Aberdeen, and near Montana’s border with Wyoming.
Recommended Resources
First Crow Indian Baptist Church
Serving the Crow Nation and the Lodge Grass, Montana area since 1903, the congregation’s meeting locations and times are published, along with its ministries, programs and projects, recent Sunday message outlines, and leadership contacts.
http://www.firstcrowindianbaptistchurch.org/
Lodge Grass School District #27-2 is a Class B school district in Lodge Grass, Montana. The district operates Lodge Grass High School, Lodge Grass Junior High School, and Lodge Grass Elementary School, each located in Lodge Grass. Its schools are highlighted, including directions, district and campus schedules, a school menu, and contacts.
http://www.lodgegrass.k12.mt.us/
Operated by the Big Horn County Council on Aging, the senior center in Lodge Grass, Montana is a satellite center. Its physical and mailing addresses are posted, along with hours of operation and contacts for the facility supervisor.
http://bighorn.mt.gov/coa-lg.htm
The family operated cattle operation is located in the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains southwest of Lodge Grass, Montana. A profile of the ranch is featured, with information and photographs of its herd sires and dams, bull sales, and availability of semen. Sale reports and contacts are included.
http://www.tjsredangus.com/
The official municipal web site presents an outline of town events prior to its incorporation in 1927, administrative contacts, schedules, and public notices for the southern Montana town.
http://townoflodgegrass.webstarts.com/
