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Tu0Sday,Nov.21,1969-MII2®® TsrS&ausa-S 1 D e b b i e J e a n B i a s e g A former D illon woman, Debbie Jean Biaseg, died Thursday, Nov. 16, a t Bozeman. Deaconess Hospi tal. She was born July 2,1953, a t Dillon, the daughter of Jacqueline and W iliam (Dee) Eddie. She married Garry Biaseg Feb. 3,1973, in Dillon. She was a graduate of Beaver head County High School in Dillon. A resident of Manhattan, die served for a time on the Libraiy Board in Manhattan and ertfoyed needle craft and camping. She is survived by her husband of Manhattan; three daughters, Dagny Elisabeth, Hilary and Rhi- annon, a ll o f Manhattan; two sons, Zachary and Benjamin, of Manhat tan; two brothers, Robert Eddie of Boise, Idaho and Jack Eddie o fD il lon; two sisters, Rose Sumner of Manhattan and Deanna Miller of Kemmerer, Wyo.: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee and Jacqueline Eddie ofDillon; parents-in-law Fred and Ruth Biaseg o f Townsend and her grandmother, Evelyn Dttdd of Townsend. ! Chri stian Wake Services for Mrs. Biaseg were held 7:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 17 a t Manhattan qnd services were conducted a t the Valley of the Flowers Catholic Church in 1 Belgrade. Interment was a t Mead- owview Cemetery a t Manhattan. Should friends desire, memori als in her memory may be made to the Gallatin Hospice, Box 1934, Bozeman, MT 59715. R i c h a r d R i e s Services were Nov. 14 in Man teca, C alif., for Twin Bridges native Richard Stephen Ries, 55, o f Man teca. Mr. Ries died Nov. 10 a t English Oaks Convalescent Hospital in Modesto, Calif., of complications from multiple sclerosis. He wasborn Jan. 8, 1934, to Jesse and May Ries. The family subsequently moved to Dillon where he attended schools. He joined the Navy in 1951. Since his discharge lie has lived in the Stockton and M a n te^, Calif.,, areas. •4 Survlvb^*1 in c lu d e r h ia wife, Shirley of Maiiteca; daughters and sons-in-law, Vicki and Red Glassey of Sunnyville, Calif., Rochelle and Jack Van Huss of Manteca; mother, May Ries o fDillon; brothers, Ken neth of Oregon and John of Alameda, Calif.; sisters, Marion Williams of Dillon, VirginiaBethkeofTwinFalls and Lela Ross McMichael of Butte; and five grandchildren. The family home is a t 738 South Maple, Manteca, C alif., 95336. R a y m o n d S . M e g q u i e r A former Dillon resident, Ray monds. Megquier diedNov. 8 a t the Washoe Medical Center in Femley, Nev. Bom in Libby on July 9, 1915, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertello W. Megquier and Bertha (Carnes) Megquier, he was raised and edu cated in Dillon. H r . Megquier moved to Reno, Nevadain 1955 where he lived u ntil he retired in 1979 and moved to Femley. He was a plumber for the State of Nevada and a 50-year life member of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union #350 and VFW Post #10247 in Femley. He served in the U.S, Navy from 1943 to 1945. He is survived by his wife Lucille (Katie) Kelly Megquier; his mother, Bertha Megquier of Dillon and a son, Dr. James Megquier; a daugh ter in law, Lynn Megquier; a sister, Bonnie Mae Brown of Sheridan; three granddaughters, one great granddaughter, three nieces and four nephews. Funeral services were Sunday, Nov. 12, at O’Brien-Rogers and Crosby Chapel in Reno. Private burial was conducted at Sierra Memorial Gardens a t Reno. Memorials may be sent to the University of Nevada Medical School, Medical Science Bldg., Reno, NV 89503. A i y s s a W a k e f i e l d TWIN BRIDGES - Private gravesi de services for in fa n t Aiyssa Dayne Wakefield were Nov. 15 at the. Twin Bridges Cemetery with Elder Dawes Lott officiating. Ih e baby, bom prematurely, died Nov.,11 a t the University Hospital in S alt Lake City o f medical compli cations. Aiyssa was bom Oct. 16 in Salt Lake City to Thomas and Sherrie Gebert Wakefield o f Helena. Survivors include her parents; grandparents; Annette Wakefield of Helena, Lynn Wakefield of He lena, Patty Tusing of Helena and Hermain Gebert of Chinook; great- grandparents, May Paige of Twin Bridges, Elsie Gebert of Harlem and HaroldWakefieldofAnaheim,Calif. K&L Mortuaries ofTwin Bridges was i n charge o f arrangements. J o h n W . H u l e t ■ JohnW illardHulet, 60,diedNov. 17 in the University of Utah Medi cal Center in Salt Lake City firom leukemia and its complications. Mr. Hulet was bom April 19, 1929in Hagerman, Chavez County, New Mexico, tiie fourth aon of David W. and Alice Randall H u le t As a small boy, he moved with h is family to Chandler, A riz. He completed his elementaiy education there and graduated from Chandler High School with the class o f 1947. During those years he worked on his fathePs dairy farm and earned the Arizona State Farmer’s Degree in the Future Fanners o f America. He also earned his Eagle Scout Award and later in his life worked with several Boy Scout troops and was a member o f the Scout Council in Beaverhead County. On Dec. 28, 1950, John was united in marriage with Bessie Carpenter in the Arizona Temple in Mesa, Ariz. To this union were bom 10 children - five sons and five daughters. In 1955 the Hulet fami lies moved to Bullhead City, A riz., andin 1962to C hallis, Idaho, where they were engaged first in a dairy farm with registered Jerseys and later in ranching. In 1966 they moved to Dillon where they acquired a larger ranch ing operation, raising and selling grain, hay and livestock. Upon the deaths o f h i# father. Davra W. in 1971 and his older brother, Randall in 1974, John andhis sons took over the operation of the ranch. During this time he became a charter memberofthe Century Club of the Montana Farm Bureau Fed eration which he held u n til the time of his death. He served for a time as Beaverhead Countypresidentof the Montana Farm Bureau. Mr. H ulet was precededin death by his mother and father, Alice Randall and David W. Hulet and two brothers, Vernon Cyrus and Randall Silas H u le t , Surviving are his 10 children, sons anddaughters-in-law,W. John and Rebecca, W illard C. and Coiy, Wade R. and Joyce, Wayne L . and Julie Hulet, o fDillon and Wendell A Hulet now serving in the United States Navy aboard the USS Mt. Whitney; daughters and sons-in- law, Beth and Michael Strickling of Albany, Ore., Sarah and Jeff Keith ofBasin, Wyo., R uth and Glen Owen, Carl andGary Hagerman andMary Huletof D illon; two brothers, David W. o f Beaumont, Texas, and Glen A. of Dillon; 28 grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services w ill be Wednes day, Nov. 22, a t 2 p.m. a t the D illon Church of Jesus Christ o f Latter- day Saints. B urial will be in Moun tain View Cemetery. L o w e l l M . P a i g e SHERIDAN-Memorial services for Lowell M. Paige, 82, of Sheridan were Nov. 15 a t St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Virginia City. The Rev. Mary Jacques and the V irginia City Elks Lodge 390 conducted services. Mr. Paige died o f cancer Nov. 12 at the Ruby Valley Hospital in Sheridan. Cremation has taken place. He was bom Feb. 16, 1907 in Twin Bridges to BertG.andFlorence Paige. He w&s the last living de scendant in Madison County o f the Samuel Albert Paige family, one o f thefirstfamiliesofMadison County. * A n n o u n c in g H oliday H uuks Closed Nov. 23 (Thanksgiving) Reg. Hours - Mon.-Thurs. & Sat. 9-5:30 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A .M . - 8 P.M. State Bank 0% Interest Fartiripani <TSINCE188 Q > wd** Idaho & i Bannack E L I E L ’ S ^DEPARTMENT STORE^ 0*10*. He graduated from Twin Bridges High School and the University of Montana. He worked briefly a t the family ranch in Alder. He then worked at the Madison County superintendent of schools office and also the Madi son Abstract Office for the late Dis trict Judge Frank E. Blair in Vir ginia City. He owned and operated the Walter Pitcher Garage in Twin Bridges. He la te r woriced four years for the Anaconda Co. as a time keeper. He worked two y e a n at the Reed Motor Co. o f Anaconda as an accountant. In 1948, Mr. Paige moved to the Ransom Ranch in Alder and stayed eight years. In 1956, he moved to the old Paige family ranch in Alder and lived'.there u n til 1961 when it was sold. He then moved to Sheridan and operated Ehlers Insurance Agency and Paige Red Estate u n til he be came manager ofthe Montana State Liquor Store. He retired in 1972. He belonged to the Christ Epis copal Church in Sheridan and was past exalted ruler and a 64-yeitr member of E lks Lodge 39Q and was past district deputy o f the Grand Exalted Rulers. He was past worthy patron of the Virginia Order of Eastern Star 9 and was a life member o f the Westgate Masonic Lodge ofTwin Bridges. He also served on the Sheridan and Alder school boards and be longed to the Alder Fire Depart ment. He liked mining, hunting, golf ing and bowling. Mr. Paige and Bobby Jackson were married July29,1937,inGaiy, Ind. She survives. Other survivors are sons and daughters-in-law, Lowell Paige, J r . of San Antonio, Ray and Corliss Paige of Hobson, and A lan and Lois Paige of Vienna, Va.; brother, Boynton Paige ofPhilipsburg; and four grandchildren. Memorials are preferred to the Ruby Valley Memorial Hospital, Ruby Valley Ambulance Service or the Ruby Valley Search and Res cue. M i k e B e t t l e LIMA - Graveside services for drilling employee Raymond A ‘M ike\ Bettle, 33, were Nov. 18 in the Lima t Community Cemetery with the Rev. EdwinGitaderonici- Mr. Bettle diedNov. 14 near D ell, apparently o f a self-inflicted gun shot wound, said Beaverhead County Coroner Ken Brunkhorst. He was bom Feb. 13, 1956, in Dillon to Joseph “Bill* and Helen Bettle. He grew up in Butte and attended the Longfellow School, East Junior High and graduated firom Butte High in 1974. He married Sendee Murphy on July 6, 1976 in Lima. They were later divorced. He was a member of the Boy Scouts of America and the.NRA junior-sponsored rifle team. Mr. Bettle was employed by the Parker D rilling Co. Survivors include sons, Brandon and Robert c f B illings; his parents, B ill and Helen of Butte; brothers, Chris o f Washington, and Scott of Butte; sisters, Tami Butori of Butte and Charie Bettle o f B illings; and grandfather, Laurence Kennedy o f Dillon, Survivors omitted from Spencer Edwin Whitworth’s obituary in last week’s paper are George Lewis, sisters-in-law, Marguerite W hit worth and Afton Larsen Whitworth; nieces Kay Wolf, Karolyn W hit worth, ana numerous grand nieces and nephews. His name was also misspelled. . ' Susie Rebish o fDillon was incor rectly identified in a photograph last week, depicting the Stars Be hind Bars program a t Western Montana College. Nov. 14 • Constance Coon, 53, arrested on a charge of D U I. She pled guilty and was fined $300. Nov. 15 - Charlie Hayes reported to the Dillon Police that sometime on Nov. 15 a nine foot bv eight foot trailer had been taken from a resi dence on Bozeman S treet Nov. 16 - Marilyn Hasan, 44, arrested on it charge of D U I. She pled guilty m d was fined $300 with one day in ja il. She also was given a $20 fine for a eeat belt violation. Nov. 15 - Police responded to a criminal trespasser report on Bar- H appy ’T i W A N K S & l V I N G - * Co. < j i u _ • B e o a = Q V J e p s e s p f l y r N o v . T h s ■ T o 'B A K t ' Z B & t o f t f f i t i f c H o u m V . 6 f e C l A L - H o N £ Y ^OKW<=> ( s a t c $ r ' e t s t f i . w i ' i t e t e e ) c J R c O S K C c C A C . C - < o 8 3 ~ £ & 4 2 . ( o t o \ ( o v m I /[cross =F£arr\ CoAtfT T O C o f r t r T nett Avenue. The trespassers were juveniles, the matter was resolved, and no arrests were made. Nov. 15 - John AmoldandShawn Hughes reported that someone had loosened tiie lug nuts on a ll four tires on their vehicles while they were paiked on North Dakota' Street. Nov. 19 - Police responded to a disturbance ajt theLobby Bar. No' arrests werot mad*. , Npv. 20 -JoanFisk reported that a diver Concha bety; on blackleather had been taken from her residence sometime since mid-October. Births a t Barrett Memorial Hospital include: A daughter to Heather Tucker of Dillon Nov. 17. Nov. 5 - Jeffery L . Clausen, 24, arrested on charge o f issuing a bad check a t Anna’s Oven. He posted a $75 bond and was released. Nov. 9 - Rocky Fuller was issued a notice to appear for a cruelty to animals charge in connection with the neglect o f two horses in the Big Sheep Creek area. Nov.lO-CarolynBaconcalled to report that Jim Gee was on her property and she wanted him re moved. Nov. 10 - The Sheriffs Depart ment was called to the Shady Nook Trailer Court to investigate a do mestic disturbance. No arrests were made. Nov. 15-Aaron Roberts reported that two Montana Standard news papers were stolen from the Mon-. tana Standard paper boxes a t the comer of Mountview. and Webster Lane. Nov. 18 - Lee Phillips, 55, ar rested on a warrant form Butte for misdemeanor theft. He posted a $500 bond andwavreleased. ■ Glenn Parker, 50, stop sign vio lation, $35 fine. David Holt; 46, careless driving, $40 fine. Debra Franzmann, 32, stop sign violation, $35 fine. Scott Weber, 29 of Los Angeles, ' speeding, $50 bond forfeited. Steven Davis, 24, traveling wrong way on one way, $50 b o itf forfeited. Paul Yenny, 21 ofBoulder, speed ing, $35 bond forfeited/ Monte Huntsman, 37 of Spokane, basic rule, $40 bond forfeited. Ten Marsh, , 21, speeding, $35 bond forfeited. Patrick Lynch, 35 of Kelseyville, Calif., speeding $35 bond forfeited. Keith Miller, 21 of Butte, speed ing, $35 bond forfeited. Glenn Keyes, 52, speeding, $35 fine. 16-year old juvenile, operating a motorcycle without head gear, $5 fi ne, no motorcycle indorsement, $30 fine. Mary Bender, 68, right away violation, $20 fine. Todd Brown, 22 o f lim a , stop sign violation, $35 fine. Calvin McWilliams, 30 of Co- lagen, stop sign violation, $40 bond forfeited. Jesse Peterson, 21, speeding $35 bond forfeited. Jody Wacker, 20, speeding, $35 fine. Richard Friend, 36 of Fresno, Calif-, speeding, $35 bond forfeited. Adam Gartner, 55 of Glendive, speeding, $35 bond forfeited. Andrew Moretto, 19, speeding, $35 bond forfeited. 15-year old juvenile, seat belt violation, $20 fine, careless driving, $50 fine. <3®8Sa@® © o s a ffft - ----- John L. Gordon, 43, attempt to take over-limi t o f antelope, $50 fine. Gary D. Ericson, 22, harassing big game with a motor vehicle, $100 bond posted. John W. Marvin, 22, harassing biggame w ith a motor vehicle, $110 fine. Douglas L . 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