World War I Vet Dies of Heart Attack in Dillon Cabin
David C. Cross, 57, a World War I veteran, was found dead in his Dillon cabin last Wednesday afternoon, likely from a heart attack while reading the morning paper. He recently moved to Dillon and rented the cabin. Survived by a sister in Butte and a brother in Har lo n. Funeral services were held Saturday at Brundage chapel by Lloyd Whipple post of the VFW, with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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David C. Cross
West Side
Dillon
Butte
Harlown
Brundage Chapel
Lloyd Whipple Post
VFW
Mountain View Cemetery
Sagebrush 4 H Club Met at Reichle School House
Glen, January meeting of the Sagebrush 4 H club drew 17 members, two leaders and parents. Bruce Watters slated to visit in March. thank you notes read to Builders and Ben Davis. New member Stanchfields welcomed. demonstrations by Jean Marie, Judy, Jill Stanford. films shown. annual program approved.
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Glen Sagebrush
Reichle School
Bruce Watters
Ben Davis
Kent Connor
Tommy
Pendergast
Billy Garrison
Mary Garrison
Alice Polish
John Beck
Stanchfields
Jean Marie Connor
Judy Stanford
Jill Stanford
Tex
Frank Bacon Passes Thursday in Wisdom Big Hole area
Obituary notices Frank Bacon longtime Wisdom resident dies after extended illness born in Wisconsin 1867 came to Montana 55 years ago funeral held at Wisdom Masonic hall interment Wisdom cemetery Also finds local social notes including birthday party, pinochle results and community gatherings across Wisdom, Wise River, and area with multiple families named.
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Frank Bacon
Big Hole
Mr. Bacon
Wisconsin
Montana
Masonic Order
Wisdom Lodge No. 61
AF & AM
Ray Bacon
Wisdom
Lawrence Bacon
Bert Bacon
Dell Bacon
Ed Bacon
Wise River
Joe Bacon
Denver
Bart Lawrence
Fred Else
Ernie David Corvallis
Clarence Glenn
Oregon
Harry Flynn
Edyth Cooper
Georgia Miller
Utah
Masonic Hall
Wisdom Cemetery
Congress proposal may bring funds to Montana farmers and business
Helena dispatch reports a congressional provision to channel millions to Montana agriculture and related industries through a new control formula. Support comes from state Agriculture Commissioner Robert Kruse and Rep. Wesley A. D’Ewart, with White House approval pending. The plan echoes earlier debates on wheat production controls and farm relief measures.
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Helena
Montana
Eisenhow Ernest Immeler
Rlbert H. Kruse
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Cam- Mis
Kruse
Fingo Aronsen
Senate
Ced
Westbtooort
Metcalf Bills Aims Indian Jurisdiction Over States
Washington Rep Lee Metcalf introduces HR 7193 to let Indians decide if states gain jurisdiction over tribes within reservations. The measure ties Public Law 280 to reservations only where enrolled members reside and cites grants by President Eisenhower.
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Washington, DC
Lee Metcalf
Metcalf
Drovides
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Glen
Dillon Examiner
Wisdom Frances May Hyatt
Kenneth
Ralph Enzweiler
Sperra Martin
Marlow Hyatt
George Helming
Clarence Helming
Evelyn Huntley
Helen Smith
Anna Lee Baker
Don Anson
Roy Oliver
Harold Capehart
Amy Stephens
Harry Helming
Art Roth
Ed Glassey
Kate Hurley
Jake Neidt
Argyle Stephens
Dade Stephens
J. T. Armitage
Charlie Miller
Oliver Thompson
Claude Anderson
Harry Rutledge
John Venrick
Carl Ferguson
George
Dullon
Beverly George
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Montana Power Company
Great Falls
Shirley Bacon
Wisdom School
Jackson
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ernest Imme
Miomtona Legis
Sani Watil
Hariem
Oliver Hoge
Kenneth Murphy
Anwonca
Roy ZeBarth
Tom Roberson
Jack Gish
Ted Woodward
Ben Winn
Community Memorial Hospital
Butte Mendas
Casbarian
Sawyer
Gibbons School
Anderson
Ole Heggelund
Clark Huntley
Missoula
Bertha Francis
Clayton Huntley
Ralph Nichols
Wallace Christiansen
Mel McDowell
Stephen
Lynne
Steve Williams
Leesburg
Idaho
Bear Gulch
Elk Creek
Bannack
Salmon City
Thunder Mountain
Bannack-Salmon City
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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