Ed Hollingsworth Former rancher dies in California
J E Hollingsworth a Dillon area rancher died October 23 in a Santa Monica California hospital seven months after his wife. He was born February 14 1867 in Newcomerstown Ohio and came to Dillon in 1888. He and Elizabeth Hoffman married in 1889 and built one of the Big Hole Basin ranches. Survivors include three married daughters in California two brothers six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held October 27 at the Wee Kirk of the Heather Chapel Forest Lawn Glendale with interment beside his wife.
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J. ‘E. Hollingsworth
Big Hole Basin
Dillon Area
Santa Monica
Calif
Hollingsworth
Hollingsworths
J. E. Hollingsworth
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Dillon
Elizabeth Hoffman
Big Hole Ranch
Martin Sorenson
California
McFarland
Beaverhead
Viola Urquhart
Chatsworth
Grace Howard
Corona
Leone Hand
Mack
Will.Hollingsworth
Uhricksville
Fred Chapman, Jr
Fred Chapman
Martha Wilson
Mary Beth Smith Weds Richard Mansfield in Dillon Presbyterian Church
Miss Mary Beth Smith of Dillon became the bride of Richard E. Mansfield of Great Falls in a Sunday ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The couple, attended by Mrs. David Shane, will reside in Great Falls after a wedding trip to Washington and Oregon.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Beth Smith
Dillon
Richard E. Mansfield
Great Falls
Luther Smith
Kenneth E. Mansfield
William J. Holland
David Shane of
Robert Mansfield
James Mansfield
David Shane
Robert’ Wolf
Herbert Wheat
Washington
Oregon
Mansfield
Beaverhead County High School
Columbus School of Nursing
Great Falls High School
Ted Hazelbaker
Rozie Zugel
Ann Carroll
Robert Wolf
Lewis Whitworth
Church Sunday Mass Times Listed by Locations
St. Rose to hold 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. services each Sunday in Dillon Lima offers 4 p.m. on first Sunday monthly Melrose 4 p.m. on third Sunday and fifth when it occurs Jackson 4 p.m. on fourth Sunday each month
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Dillion
Lima
Melrose
Jackson
Miss Sally Baker Esteemed Dillon Woman Dies at 79
Miss Sally Baker, sister of Justice of the Peace George E. Baker, died last Thursday after a months long illness following a hip fracture. Born near Shelbyville Missouri on June 4 1877 she moved to Dillon in 1918 and lived with her brother. Survived by a niece and nephew Reed Stump and wife Beverly Warren Ohio with pallbearers named. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery after a Baptist church service led by Rev George Stepan.
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Sally Baker
Justice of the Peace
George E. Baker
Baptist Church
George ‘Stepan
Mountain View
Miss Baker
Shelbyville
J.R
Nancy Eaton Baker
Dillon
Absentee ballots show high interest in Beaverhead election
Beav erhead county issued 260 absentee ballots for the general election, more than double the 1954 total, signaling heightened interest despite a single county commissioner contest. Most ballots were voted at the county clerk office.
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Beaverhead County
Dora Schmittroth
Dillon People Still In Butte Hospitals
Clyde Smith a Dil lon rancher injured Aug 17 in a highway crash shows continued improvement at Community hospital Butte relatives expect possible two week release with months more treatment. Mrs John Ney remains in St James hospital Butte while her husband John Ney and son Dan Henneberry, hospitalized after a Rocker truck overturn, have been released.
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Clyde Smith
Dillon
Butte
John Ney
St. James Hospital
Dan Henneberry
Rocker
Mr. Ney
Mr. Henneberry
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Ed Hollingsworth
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
George Watkins
Andrus Hotel
Dad
Dillon Portrait Studio
Standard Lumber & Coal Company
Montana
Turkey
Montana Children’s Home
Children’s Home & Hospital
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Helena Avenue
Helena, Montana
Montana Children’s
Shodair Crippled Children’s Hospital
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