Longtime Montana rancher Willis Middleton 78 dies in Great Falls
Willis Middleton, 78, a former Dutton rancher, died in Great Falls on Saturday October 4 from a heart ailment. Born March 26, 1874 in Machias New York, he lived in Dutton before moving to Great Falls in 1945 with his wife Bessie. He was a member of the Dutton Methodist church Masonic lodge Scottish Rite Shrine and Knights Templar. Survived by wife Bessie a daughter Mrs Leo Wheeler of Salt Lake City and one grandson. Funeral services were held at W H George Chapel with Rev Marvin Adams and the Dutton Maronic Lodge officiating.
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