Ray Conger Dies In California
Ray Conger 79, son of the late Judge Everett J. Conger, died in Fresno on December 16 after about a year of illness. A veteran Montana newspaper man, he worked on the DilCot t Tribune in the 1890s and later in Plains, Thompson Falls, Lewistown, Butte, and Missoula. He served in the Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection with the First Montana Volunteer Regiment.
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Local families reunite for holidays and health news
Dell area residents travel to Fort Ord for basic training updates and Christmas visits. Everett Martinell trains in California while Dorothy Ann Peterson recovers at Barrett hospital. Community events include a sun day school program, a Christmas dinner, and a Dell hall party with prizes and games.
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Big Sheep Creek
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Harold Babcock
Herb Wheat
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