Charles Price Dies in Butte Hospital at 74
Charles R. Price longtime Dillon resident and 25 year deputy game warden died of a heart ailment Wednesday evening at Community Memorial hospital Butte He was born July 28 1880 in Hubbard Ohio came west in youth married Maude Fisher in 1908 The couple moved to Dillon in 1912 and he later worked at Montana Auto Supply before becoming a deputy game warden in 1925 retiring in 1950 His retirement followed by a large testimonial he belonged to Masonic bodies and Bagdad Temple Butte
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Charles R. Price
Dillon
Community Memorial Hospital
Butte
Hunttsburg
Ohio
Maude Fisher
Idaho Falls
Montana Auto Supply Company
Roy Murray
Fred ‘Woodside
Bagdad Temple
Obituary Notice of Price Family Member
The deceased is survived by his wife and a brother Frank Price of Sintaluta Saskatchewan who has been in Dillon for days. Also listed are sisters in law Mrs. Harry Price Cleveland and Mrs. J. W. Evans San Diego, brother in law Galey Gates Mesopotamia Ohio. Nieces and nephews include Mrs. Reginald Bennett Grenfall Canada, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Cleveland, Mrs. T. Lee McCracken Dillon, Eldon Durwood and Gordon Price Canada, Francis Price Williston NC, Marvin Price Cleveland, Gilbert and Harmon Price Kinsman OH, James Price Salt Lake City UT, Paul and Lois Price Boise, J. Richard Evans Townsend. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel at 2 pm with Rev William Holland of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Masonic involvement noted.
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Shrine
Frank Price
Sintaluta
Saskatchewan
Dillon
Harry Price
Cleveland
Ohio
J. W. Evans
San Diego
Calif
Galey Gates
Mesopotamia
Reginald Bennett
Grenfall
Canada
Elizabeth Adams
T. Lee McCracken
Eldon Durwood
Gordon Price
Francis Price
Williston
N.C
Marvin Price
Gilbert and Harmon Price
Kinsman
James Price
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paul and
Lois Price
Boise
J. Richard Evans
Townsend
Brundage Chapel
William Holland
First Presbyterian Church
Sis Brown’s Home Won Back In Tax Auction
Joe Marsh narrates Buck Stone auction scene where war widow Sis Brown saves her house by bidding seventy five dollars. The piece highlights neighborliness and respect for others choices, from beverage preferences to personal beliefs, ending with a reflective tone.
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Sis” Brown
Buck Stone
Sis
Buck
Graveside rites held at Mountain View for former fish and game staff
A graveside service was conducted at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers Gus Schroeder Lars Kalsta C E Blinn Phil Cotton Frank Lasich and Blaz. A group of 16 former associates from the State Fish and Game department at Helena attended the services.
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Mountain View Cemetery
Gus Schroeder
Lars Kalsta
C. E. Blinn
Phil Cottom
Frank Lasich
Blaz. Sugar
State Fish and Game Department
Helena
Christmas Plans Should Be Fun Not a Chore
The article urges turning Christmas preparations into a family project to keep the season joyful. It suggests preschoolers to teenagers help with cookies nuts wrapping gifts and naming the joy of giving through early lessons in shopping and sharing.
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Mom
Baby
Let Christmas Be Not A Chore A Call To Kindness
The piece urges turning Christmas into giving and kindness. It emphasizes love through God’s gift of His Son and invites families to read the Christmas story and teach children. It suggests making a manger scene to engage all ages in the season’s spirit.
God the Only Cause and Creator Sermon
Christian Science Sunday lesson draws on Revelation 4 11 and Genesis 1 1 with readings from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The service emphasizes God as the sole creator bringing peace harmony and the promise of immortality.
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Christian Science
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Heaven
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Program
Wm. J. Holland, Minister, invites worshipers to 9 45 a.m. Sunday school and morning worship with sermon He Will Save His People from Their Sins. Nursery provided. Youth choir to sing at 4 30 p.m. Westminster fellowships for junior and senior high. Thursday 3 45 p.m. youth choir rehearsal and 7 p.m. Westminster fellowship. Women’s association meets Thursday at 2 30 in the parlors with The Black Madonna featuring Miss Elizabeth McFadden as soloist.
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Westminster Fellowship
Women's Association
Black Madonna
Elizabeth McFadden
First Lutheran Church Schedule Promotes Service and Classes
John Spencer leads First Lutheran Church with Sunday services at 9:45 and 5:30 pm, Sunday school and adult Bible class at 11 am, and a Tuesday vespers supper and movie. Other activities include adult instruction Thursday, confirmation Friday week, Luther league and a WMF Christmas party hosted by Mrs C F Petersen.
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John Spencer
Luther League
WMF
C F Petersen
Guest Friendly Stays at The Metlen
The Metlen offers a breezy, congenial atmosphere with clean, homelike rooms. Guests can relax during an overnight or extended visit in a comfortable setting described as inviting and pleasant.
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the Metlen
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Charles Price
Dillon Examiner
Ford
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Beaverhead County High School
ST. Ignatius H. S
Whitefish H. S
By Lara B. Penwell
Wm. J. Holland
First Lutheran Church
The
Metlen Hotel
Hazel
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