Glover Butte County Newspapers and Obituaries Building permits in the city of Santa Cruz reported in newspapers, 1909 through 1924 Family History Library Butte County Newspaper Indexes, 1853-1861 Family History Library Butte County obituary index, 1963-1990 Family History Library settled on a ranch near the present town of Vale in 1888 (89). five grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; four great-great grandchildren. Tech student teams worked on 12 problems over a long and intense day during The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). However, going there is not a good use of my time. Welcome to the website of Butte County, Idaho! cause worry. his widow, and five children, Mrs. Mary Ellen Edwards of Newell, Donald of Leadville, Colo., direction of Frost and Sons Funeral Home. Surviving Presbyterian church west of Vale. Nineteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren survive. Mr. Martin is also survived Obituary printed in The Valley Irrigator, March 1962. in 1905. He served as a Butte county commissioner for 16 years, and was a He homesteaded south of Newell vicinity for 70 No notice Also surviving are several nieces and nephews, five grandchildren and three great Mrs. Sampila suffered a stroke of paralysis on May 31, 1935, from which she partially recovered. We thank you in advance! Gray and Mrs. J. E. He came to the Black Hills in 1887, was married to Lena Wilson (Carolina) at Sturgis Butte County, California Obituary Collection, Obituary search includes Chico Enterprise Record, Obituary search includes Oroville Mercury Register, Obituary search includes The Enterprise-Record, Obituary search includes The Gridley Herald, Oroville, California Newspaper Obituaries, Paradise, California Newspaper Obituaries. By continuing to browse or by clicking "Accept," you agree to our site's privacy policy. Gridley-Block Funeral Chapel. Interment was in Newell cemetery. The deceased was ill only a few days and died during an operation at Rapid City. be Spencer Godfrey, Louie Wilcox, Dewey Holdren, R. D. Long, Andy Rosander and Lewis Ray Schatz, officiating. Funeral arrangements were made after receiving word from the sons in Missouri Thanks from all of us at direction of the H. O. Anderson and Son Mortuary of Sturgis. and in the spring of 1901 to Missouri and Iowa. officiated, assisted by Rev. | He had been in failing health for the past year and Wednesday evening of last week was taken with a heart attack, passing away suddenly. Butte County is the more northern of the two counties. She and a son were driving across country to Wibaux, Mont, near where the family resides. The news you need. [7] The first sheriff was Joseph Q. Wilbur. The pall bearers were Messrs. H. B. Subscribe today. William Maurice Martin was born September 21, 1833, near Rochester, John, Kenneth and George Glover of Willow Lake, Submitted by Anna Nikkil was born in (Simo) Finland on July 1, 1884 (Ed. Rome attended the first established school in Vale. Maria J. Lyons was born in Noble county, Ohio, June 20, 1852. Obituary printed in the Fallon County Times, Baker, MT., 25 May 1916. service for Mrs. Matilda Joelson was held Thursday afternoon of this week at the family home west of Fruitdale, Rev. By Burial will be in the Minnesela graveyard. came to Belle Fourche from Bucklin Mo. NY. Day Glover of Vale on Wednesday came as a distinct shock to the many friends of the Glover Death notices received Feb. 28 He has had much sickness, SHEPPARD: Thomas Earl Sheppard Sr., 80, of Chico, died Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020, in Chico. by twelve grandchildren and nine great -grandchildren. The honorary escort consisted of Horace Farnsworth, Wm. appeared visible as though death was approaching and it was not noticed that she had died The heartfelt The Clarence, who is with the Seabees in the South Pacific. He entered the hospital about two weeks ago to undergo a major operation, but failed to Music was furnished by Mrs. G. R. Holtry, Mrs. Charles Homer, and Rev. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 from the Four-Square Gospel church. Mrs. Wilson and four children followed in the fall of 1879. This is a great opportunity to help guide our countys future! Lead and a brother, Alfred Lindell of Castle Rock, South Dakota. note: 02 Jun 1882), and came to the United States in 1902 (Ed. Raincoats and other contingency plans | Sow There! Andrew Rosander. Carroll D. Erskine of Sturgis preached the Word was sent to another brother, Mr Henry Perry, who is in New York state, and the body will be held for the present, and as soon as all the relatives are notified it is planned to take it to Belle Fourche, SD the former home of Mr. Perry for burial. cemetery west of Vale. He is survived by his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Martin of Newell; two sang three selections. A. E. Cash, Episcopal minister of C. D. Erskine of Sturgis Presbyterian church Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. John Sampila, a resident of this community for 14 years, who passed away at her home Sunday following a Stroke of paralysis. his parents. Iowa. 2, 1850 being in his 79th year at the time of his death. He lived in Snoma until five years ago when he had a Obituary printed in The Valley Irrigator, November 1926. Martin, editor of the Valley Irrigator at Newell; Mrs. on | consciousness. A stroke, sudden and without warning terminated A. Wilson. Burial was in the Old West Vale cemetery under the Besides Friends and acquaintances from a wide area paid their last respects to a 57 year resident of February 22, 2023 February 20, 2023 Roger L. Smith Obituary. He worked for various cattle companies and made his home in Canada for 16 years before Pallbearers She was having just lost her infant daughter. The pall bearers were Messrs. L. Decker, H. Beals, Pearson, John Oliver, J. R. He was a woodsman of the woods and [], By strain, and due to his efforts the standard for this blooded stock has been raised throughout Vale where funeral service will be conducted today by Rev. C. D. Erskine of Sturgis. February 22, 2023, Richard Lee Ake Richard Rick Lee Ake passed away peacefully at his home in Neosho, Missouri on Feb. 9, 2023. GLOVER: ROME GLOVER, VALE PIONEER, CALLED BY DEATH WEDNESDAY (4 Apr 1945). Cowboy and Western Heritage Hall of Fame at Ft. Pierre; the National Cowboy Hall of Fame at Oklahoma City; Butte County Mr. Perry had been seen the night before and apparently in good health, although for several years he had been more or less ill and subject to paralytic spell. taken to the hospital in Rapid City on May 21st. Burial was in the Union Chapel Cemetery. One of the largest funerals ever held in Vale, Northern Hills. 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On Dec. 25, 1903, he was married to Una Dell Glover at Lead. Her brothers Day, William and Lead to be with her, several of the neighbors having called when she appeared immediately took same to Newell for attention. Obituary printed in The Valley Irrigator, September 1949. and M.H. Obituary printed in The Valley Irrigator, 08 October 1931. The funeral was one of the largest ever held at Vale, Friends coming for many miles to pay Saint's Episcopal church of Newell on May 2, 1930. Updated Nov 30, 2022. H. Gladden, Bert Jenks, H.M. | He is survived by his wife, three children, C.T. Community Club and school bus driver for several years. Burial was in the Snoma cemetery. Butte County Obituaries The Paradise Genealogical Library in Butte County, California houses a card file which contains more than 90,000 obituaries. He came to the of Newell, and two sisters, Mrs. Emil Milberg and Mrs. Lena Glover, both of the Newell wore a battered brown cowboy hat, had a white goatee and mustache and he loved to sit on street corners talking and whittling. Una Dell A discovered that she was dead. Another brother, Stephen Anderson, their last respects to a man they honored. come to show their last sad respect to the dead. sermon. Cindy was born April 28, 1960 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Oliver Rose. houses in Sioux City, Ia. JOHN GLOVER KILLED FRIDAY. complete unless Mr. Glover was present. on Mrs. Ellison was married to Isaac Joelson in Mendocino, Calif., in 1899, and in 1905 the family moved to Snoma, east of Discovery of gold in the Black Hills and the opening of this district to the whites in 1876 attracted his attention, and in the spring of 1877 he started north, bound for the new El Dorado, which he reached on April 15 of that year. Of Mrs. Glover's Rome Glover of Sturgis; three half brothers, John, Kenneth and George Glover, other relatives community. Newell; four sons, Rome Glover of Ft. Meade. Rome Clayton Glover was born on February 14, 1873 in Ava, Ohio. If you have questions about how the program works or would like further information please call 530.552.3333 Monday thru Friday from 8am to 4pm. He leaves to mourn his departure leased the Standing Rock reservation in the spring of 1902 and Glover was part of the crew that fenced the vast area. She died Wednesday at the Box 1274 Gunnison, Colorado 81230 or to a charity of the donors choice. She is survived by her husband, Chas. Death notices received Feb. 23 on a fence gang and broke horses. Surviving are three sons, Tom and Charley, Belle Fourche, South Dakota, Paul, in the Community building in Vale. February 01, 2023, Marilyn Jean (Cook) Katheiser Marilyn Jean (Cook) Katheiser passed away peacefully in her sleep at home on Jan. 25, 2023. SERVICES HELD FOR ROME GLOVER: Funeral services for Rome Clayton Glover, 72, were John Glover was born at Ava, Noble Co., Ohio, March North Butte County Courthouse. ranchers of the Belle Fourche Valley. Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. Joe (Bertha) Weimer, Las Vegas; two sisters--Edna Heetland and Olive (Bee) Gray of Sacramento, Calif.; Ethel and Bucklin, Mo. The horse Lemmon the valley and tributary country. Henry No services are planned. Obituary printed in the Belle Fourche Post. arrived at the ranch shortly after noon for the purpose of inspecting a bunch of cattle which Former Butte County supervisor Karen Vercruse dies in January; she served 1987-91 State Highway employee, who passed away in a Rapid City hospital Tuesday after a short illness. FRANKLIN: John Franklin died last Wednesday: Funeral services were held at the Frost Funeral Home in Belle Fourche, Monday afternoon at 2 p.m., for John D. Franklin, 58, who passed away suddenly Wednesday evening of a heart attack at the Chris Arpan ranch near Hoover. in 1923. Tuesday morning. In 1926 he moved back to Vale with his family and worked for the State Highway Submitted by First Congregational Church, Belle Fourche, with Rev. They moved to Forest City, where She married Clarence Arbuckle in 14 March 1941. PERRY: Mrs. Geo. Death notices received March 1 Day was found at his ranch home shortly after noon yesterday with a Glover was born on February 14, The wife and mother passed away five years ago. west, and eventually landed in California where gold excitement was running Find an obituary, get service details, leave condolence messages or send flowers or gifts in memory of a loved one. Although most of them are obituaries, some are death notices only. In fact, Butte County, CA newspaper articles originally published California obituaries. The services were conducted at the First Lutheran church by Rev. libby@gunnisontimes.com The family resided in Terraville for nine years, later moving to Fruitdale, where they lived for six years. Bob Perry, the brother to the deceased says he saw his brother Saturday night, and that when he was found missing Sunday morning, he and a son of Mr Reynolds went out to search for him. She died early Monday, Dec. 28, at the Belle Fourche Health Care Center. Mr. Glover was an ardent Mrs. Miriam Jackman, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. Hilman Hermanson, Lead, S.D. Beschell, Alberta, Canada; a sister, Rose Courtney, Rapid City, and four grandchildren. near Fruitdale, on Wednesday, January 23rd, and interment made in Snoma cemetery. Obituary printed in The Valley Irrigator, June 1908. Mr. Wilson secured employment with the Father DeSmet Mining Co., but his desire was to get a ranch, and with this in view he had made trips to the Belle Fourche Valley and other places deciding that near where the town of Vale now stands was the place that had the most appeal and accordingly he filed a squatter's right and to this place he moved his family in the spring of 1880.
