Beaverhead Will Be Represented At Historic Meet
Mrs. Fred Woodside, state committee member for Beaverhead county and Bannack State Monument, will attend a State Parks Commission meeting in Missoula on November 16. The session at the Lodge University campus discusses Montana heritage and how to establish and maintain historic sites as state monuments. Sponsors include the University Bitterroot Historical Society and Delta Kappa Gamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Bannack State Monument
Fred Woodside
State Parks Commission
Missoula
Silver Bow
Montana
University
Bitterroot Historical Society
Delta Kappa Gamma
Albert Culverwell
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
Seattle
Culverwell
Ashley C. Roberts
State
Parks Division
Montana Highway Commission
Father Lechner Career Summary From 1899 to 1944
The record traces Father Lechner’s ordination in June 1899 by Cardinal Gibbons, his duties at Pocatello Idaho, All Hallows College Salt Lake City, Mount St. Charles College Helena, and St Teresa Whitehall. He helped found St Ann parish in 1918 and served St Rose Dillon, building a new church in 1929. He retired in 1944 due to ill health but remained active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lechner
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Pocatello
Idaho
Wyoming
Intermountain
Salt Lake City
All Hallows College
Father Larkin
St. Rosé
Dillon
Funeral Honors For Father Lechner At St Rose Parish
In 1949 Father Lechner marked ordination jubilee and in 1956 he celebrated 50 years with the Knights of Columbus. His body lay in state at Brundage Funeral Home and a large service followed at St Rose with an honor guard from Kelleher Council. Requiem masses and committal rites were led by priests from the Helena Diocese, with Monsignor Meade delivering the sermon. Burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lechner
St. Rose Church
Knights of Columbus
Brundage
Knights of Columbus of Kelleher Council
Dillon
Bernard Sullivan
Timothy Clifford
Anaconda
St. Rose Parish
Dorrance Johnston
Neil Chisholm
Butte
Joseph Maysar
John Kerrigan
George Ferguson
James P. Gannon
James P. Dowdall
W.E. Morley
Drummond
Michael Roger
Joseph Byrne
Joseph Mausar
Leonard Spraycar
Patrick Stimatz
Joseph FE. Schulte
Timothy Moroney
James R. White
Helena
William Morley
Emmett Lowney
Boulder
Bernard McCarthy
Ronan
Charles McCarthy
Mountain View Cemetery
Monsignor Meade
Cliffford
Sullivan
Montana Divorce Actions and Public Notice Fragments
Several district court summonses for divorce filed in Beaverhead County Montana outline grounds of cruelty and irreconcilable conduct. Notices warn defendants to answer within twenty days or face default judgments. Also included is a creditors notice for Maxine G. Shefer estate and a TB mortality brief referencing Montanans in 1912 and 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
Irene E. Goodman
George Arthur Goodman
Darlene. Richardson
Charles. Richardson
State OF Montana
Harold W. Jenkins
H. EB
Maxine G. Shefer
Collins & Burns
Poindexter Block
Dillon Montana
Beaverhead County
Carolyn E. Love
Montana Governor Proclaims Referendum Petition on Liquor Tax Measure
Governor Hugo Aronson proclaims the filing of a petition for House Bill 252 to referendum under Montana law. The measure would amend the liquor excise tax and includes a repealing clause, with a November 1958 election date and publication notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Legislative Assembly
Montana
Secretary of State
State of
Secretary
I. J. Hugo Aronson
Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Hugo Aronson
Frank Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Dillon Examiner
Congress
Examiner
Montana St
National Editorial Association
R State Press
Continental
E. Contway
Said District Court
Schulz & Davis
Betty Irenes
State Bank & Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
N. Montana
St. Box
Geo. M. Gosman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!