Howard Rosenau Dies in Butte at 57
Howard M. Rosenau 57 a Dillon garage mechanic died about 10:30 Thursday morning in St. James hospital Butte after entering there Sunday night He worked at Coch rane Motors and had been active in local clubs He was born May 21 1899 in Caldwell Wisconsin and moved to Dillon in childhood Funeral services were held at Brundage Chapel with Dillon Lodge No 1554 BPOE conducting graveside rites at Mountain View.
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Howard Rosenau
Dillon
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Cochrane Motors
Brundage
Z. ’ Junior
Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon Lodge No. 1554
BPOE
Ed Hoerning
Lee England
Clarence Holter
Ben Davis
Morgan Hall
Russell Smith
Howard M. Rosenau
Caldwell
Wisc
Gustav
Loise Rosenau
Howard
Dorothy
Barry & Hopkins
Watson Motors
Ford Motors
Bon Accord
Bannack
U. S. Army
Dillon Ellis Lodge
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Dillon Rifle Club
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Bozeman Street
Loise Rosenat
al Lohr
Howard Smith
Eliza Rosenall
Cheney, Wash
Pvt Martin Jackson Leaves Fort Ord for Germany
Pvt Martin C Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Noel M Jackson of Jackson is en route from Fort Ord California to Germany to join the 10th Infantry Division He will voyage about 9000 miles to Bremerhaven in 18 days He entered the Army last June and is a Beaverhead County High School 1951 graduate Married to Alice who resides at 129 N Railroad Ave Dillon Montana.
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Martin C. Jackson
Noel M. Jackson
Jackson
Fort Ord
Calif
Germany
10Th Infantry Division
Pvt. Jackson
Alice
Railroad Avenue
Dilon
Bremerhaven
Beaverhead County High School
Recollections of Bannack First Capitol Days
Anthony French recounts Bannack Montana as the territory’s first capital. He recalls life in 1863 1864 including mining camps Argenta and Dillon, road agents Jaggers and Mores, stage lines to Virginia City, and early dredging efforts with local figures and incidents.
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Bannack
Montana
Anthony Hughes French
Examiner
Grasshopper Diggins
J. W. Sutherland
Bannacks
Argenta
Bannock
Anthony French
French
Reeder Street
Bagley School
Dillon
John White
Spring Gulch
Marysville
Peabody
Caldwell
Virginia
Plummer
Rattlesnake Creek
Fifteen Mile Station
Bill Bunton
George Ives
Nevada City
Skinner
Bunton
Jaggers
Mores
Jim Jaggers
Bill More
Sam _Jaggers
Jim
Bill
Joe
Bob
Henry
Washington State
Jack
Sam
Harley
Horse Prairie
John Manheim
Gold and Green Ball Set by LDS Church Saturday
The Gold and Green Ball, an annual LDS church event, will take place at the church recreation hall next Saturday evening, January 26, at 9 o'clock. Tickets cost 1.50 per couple and 50 cents for students. a floor show is planned for 10:30 p.m. Music will be provided by Joe Knuckey's Band of Butte.
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LDS ‘Church
Church
Joe Knuckey
Butte
Beavers Fall to Wardens in Deer Lodge Matchup
Beavers lose 73 56 at Deer Lodge as Ed Zink leads with 19 points. Russell Munday anchors rebounds while Coach Curran cites midseason shooting slump and predicts wins in forthcoming home stand against Stevensville and Hamilton.
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Boone Sparrow
Beavers
Wardens of
Deer Lodge
Wardens
Spirit
Ed Zink
Beaver
Tom Mitchell
Russell Munday
Rodney Bruechel
Jack Gibbons
Gerald Jones
Jim Megquier
Mickey Nettik
Dale Zink
Ben Goldie
Pat Curran
W C Jones Died Monday in Mesa Arizona
Walter C Jones aged 83 longtime Wise River rancher died Monday in Mesa Arizona. Remains sent to Brundage Funeral Home for arrangements. Born October 26 1873 in Des Moines County Iowa he moved to Montana about 1900 and started ranching at Wise River around 1910.
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Walter C .Jones
Wise River
Mesa
Ariz
the . Brundage
Mr. Jones
Des Moines County
Iowa
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin Jackson
Marle’s Shop
South
Washington
Anthony H. French
Manheim
George Jaggers
Steve Goby
Goby
Dick Fur
Gaby
Jetkens
A. F. Graeter
F. L. Graves
Molly Gibson
Grogan
LDS
Outlook
Aes
Butte High
Hamilton
W. C. Jones
Arizona
Purina
Purina Laboratories
Prooder House
Grand Ole Opry
Tainers
Old Country School
Williams Feed and Machinery Co
Idaho
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