Wednesday, March 11, 1998 ON THE RECORD Great Falls Tribune fined $520 and sentenced to 180 days in jail, all days suspended. Pepion, Shane Louvel, 25, 1209 2nd Ave. S. No. 3, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was sentenced to 10 days in jail, all but two days suspended.
Smith, Ronald Clifford, 32, 4727 2nd Ave. pleaded guilty to DUI and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was fined $590 and given jail sentences of 60 days, all but one day suspended, and 180 days, all days suspended. Trainer, Eric Warren, 27, 1025 1st Ave. S.W., pleaded guilty to no liability insurance and was fined $270.
JUSTICE COURT Beavers, Tena Rae, 20, 6 6th St. S. No. 317, made an initial appearance for contempt, failure to pay fines. Brennan, Rodney 43, 5400 Lower River Road No.
126, made an initial appearance for partner or family member assault. Brown, Justin age and address unavailable, made an initial appearance for failure to abide by court order. Dillon, Monica Faye, 19, 1315 7th St. made an initial appearance for issuing a bad check. Doney, Ruby Mae, 45, Black Eagle, made an initial appearance for partner or family member assault.
Eder, Deanna Lynn, 28, Black Eagle, made an initial appearance for DUI, first offense, and no liability insurance. Frandsen, Roger Martin, 17, address unavailable, made an initial appearance for contempt, failure to pay fines. Gibney, Daniel Gene, 17, 2712 Delmar, was fined $120 and is to surrender his driver's license for 60 days for basic rule speeding. Gilligan, Michael 32, 26 Fox Island, forfeited bonds of $610 for no registration, no driver's license and no liability insurance. Harris, Dathan Jerry, 24, Vaughn, made an initial appearance for nuisance dog and dog at large.
Scobey. During the 1930s he ran horses for the CBC Outfit in Eastern Montana. Boyce worked as a cowboy, breaking horses, caring for cattle and rodeoing before establishing his own ranch in the Otter area in 1941. On Dec. 24, 1940, he married Edna Knoblock in Butte.
In 1960 the couple sold their cattle in the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation and built the Esquire Best Western Motel in Billings. In 1967 they bought a ranch on the Big Horn River north of Hardin. In 1971 they bought a ranch between Lewistown and Grass Range along McDonald Creek. His wife died in 1995. On Aug.
10, 1997 he married Dorothy Brug in Buffalo, Wyo. Boyce lived his entire life at home on Montana ranges, and in 1989 was recognized for his lifetime achievement in the livestock industry by the State of Montana. He also published a book about his life, "It's Hard to Kill a Cowboy." Boyce was a member of the Eagles and Moose Lodges and Friendship Lodge No. 37 A.F. A.M., all of Lewistown and the Elks Lodge of Sheridan, Wyo.
Surviving are his wife; two daughters, Sherry Boyce of Missoula and Lora Boyce of Kalispell; a son, Dee Boyce of Lewistown; five grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Ruby Ellen Kessler BOZEMAN Ruby Ellen (Kollock) Kessler, 79, died Friday in a Bozeman care center of natural causes. Memorial services are 2 p.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church of Bozeman, with burial of ashes in Heilig, Alisha Ann, 18, made an initial Records Statistics BIRTHS BARBEE Daughter born Sunday to LeeAnn and James Barbee of Great Falls. Son born Monday to Jacque Eitzen and Kenneth Johnson of Great Falls.
EVENSON Daughter born Monday to Julie and Scott Evenson of Great Falls. MURPHY Son born Monday to Traci Murphy of Great Falls. POLLARI Son born Monday to Melissa and Alan Pollari of Geyser. SKARTVED Daughter born Monday to Linda Skartved of Great Falls. SNYDER Daughter born Friday to "Brenda and Robert Snyder of Great Tuesday lotteries DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The winning numbers drawn Tuesday night in "Daily Millions" are: Red: 9-12; White: 8-19; Blue: 8-10 Impounded animals Picked up and taken to the Humane Shelter at 1010 25th Ave.
N.E. were: Two Chow-mix adults, female and male, cinnamon, Main Street, Cascade. Lhasa apso mix, black and white adult male, 2700 block of 2nd Avenue North. Australian Shepherd, 3- to 4-month old female, blue merle, found on I-15 between Ulm and Great Falls. Labrador mix, young adult male, black and white, MAFB back gate.
Labrador-German shorthair mix, young adult female, white and tan, 100 block of 13th Street in Black Eagle. Labrador-Rottweiler mix, young adult female, black and brown, found on Local MT 59406-7008. She was born Dec. 16, 1908, in St. Louis, and attended Woods Country School and Central High in Great Falls.
She married Scotson Adolph Strunk; they later di- Una Beatrice "Babe" Scotson Una Beatrice "Babe" (Picker) Scotson, 89, of 2100 4th Ave. died Monday in a local nursing home of natural causes. At her request, no services are planned. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Croxford Sons Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to the Gift of Life Foundation, P.O.
Box 7008, Great Falls, Scotson vorced. She worked for the Great Northern Railway from 1943 until retiring in 1972. In 1946 she married Clifford J. Scotson in Livingston; he died in 1987. Scotson was a member of the Doe Elks and T.C.U.
Lodge No. 528. Her hobbies included fishing, camping, crocheting, reading, community concerts and rock collecting. Survivors include a son, Robert D. Strunk of Great Falls; a daughter, Helen Scotson of Lewistown; a sister, Dolores M.
Olson of Mesa, four grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by an infant son, Donald Richard Strunk, and a stepson, James M. Scotson. Dwight Samuel Fishbaugh ing, word searches, yard work and Bertha (Freel) Roe, 84, of 100 CenBeltone DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY 514 6TH ST NW 761-2716 LUNCH BUFFET All You Can Eat Pizza Pop Monday thru Friday 222 FUN FACTORY Joe McKenney President PIZZA We're Making Dwight Samuel Fishbaugh, 82, of 511 9th Ave. S.W., died Monday at his home of natural causes.
Graveside services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Manchester Cemetery under the direction of Croxford Sons Funeral Home. Fishbaugh was born August 26, 1915, at Great Falls. He attended Fishbaugh schools at Carter and Fort Benton. On Nov.
18, 1947, he married Cora Lena Kozee in Helena. hobbies were fishing, camp- Frontage Road near Sun Prairie. Siamese mix, 5- to 6-month old female, MAFB. Short haired cat, adult female calico, MAFB. Shelter hours are noon to 6 p.m.
Monday through Friday and noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. Call 454-2276 for more information. Fire calls Monday, 3:56 p.m. Structure call, 2 215 1st Ave.
N. 4:05 p.m. Injury accident, 2nd Street 18th Avenue Northwest. 10:10 p.m. Medical emergency, 319 Parkdale.
11:29 p.m. Medical emergency, 16th St. N. Tuesday, 9:10 a.m. Medical emergency, 1109 6th Ave.
N. 10:06 p.m. Medical emergency, 121 Riverview 6 West. 1:40 p.m. Medical emergency, 301 2nd Ave.
N. 1:43 p.m. Minor emergency, 800 block of 1 Alley North. 2:38 p.m. Medical emergency, 17th Street and Central Avenue.
3:54 p.m. Medical emergency, 9th Street and Central Avenue. 6:18 p.m. Medical emergency, 2nd Ave. S.
8:25 p.m. Medical emergency, 1420 2nd Ave. N. Crime BURGLARY 6 6th St. S.
No. 317. Wooden eagle, dream catcher and agate rock, valued at $325, stolen from Ernie Beavers' residence. 2400 14th Ave. S.
No. 30. Jewelry and statue stolen from John Romain's residence. THEFT 1226 1st Ave. S.W.
Purse and contents, valued at $50, stolen from Jennifer gardening. Fishbaugh worked on the family farm until construction started on the Fort Peck Dam. He worked on the dam through completion, returning to Great Falls during World War II to work in civil service on Gore Hill. After the war, Fishbaugh worked 35 years at Graham Ross, spending 13 years in the feedlot. He retired in 1981.
Surviving are a daughter Sherry Breuer of Great Falls; a son, Jack Knowlen of Lindstrom, sisters Alice Randall of Great Falls and Mary Ward of Roanoke, brothers, Tom Fishbaugh of Great Falls, Donald of Indiana, Forest Fishbaugh of Portland, Clark Fishbaugh of Hawaii and John Fishbaugh of Thompson Falls; and eight grandchildren. His wife died in 1991. Donald Lloyd DeSilva Longtime Cascade County resident Donald Lloyd DeSilva, 72, of 1501 9th St. died Monday at his home of natural causes. Memorial services are 11 a.m.
Saturday in the Golden Eagle Room at Eagle's Manor. Cremation has taken place and burial of ashes will be at a later date in Manchester Cemetery. O'Connor Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Memorials are suggested to the American Lung Association, 825 Helena Helena, MT 59601. DeSilva was born April 10, 1925, in Great Falls, attended schools in Great Falls and graduated from Simms High School before attending college in Bozeman.
He was a stationary engineer and in his early years worked at Canyon Ferry Dam, Tiber Dam, Malmstrom Air Force Base, the Rainbow Hotel. DeSilva retired from the Cascade County Convalescent Home. He lived in Ulm for 15 years before moving to Great Falls in the early 1990s. DeSilva was a member of the Operating Engineers Union and a former member of the Moose Lodge. He enjoyed fishing, playing cards, reading, traveling and playing bingo.
Survivors include three sisters, Ethel Mang of Fairfield, Darlene Cook of Great Falls and Priscilla Senechal of Winslow, a brother Robert DeSilva of Shelton, and 10 nieces and nephews. Correction Talene Roe Saturday's obituary for Ialene Massey's vehicle. 707 6th Ave. N. CD player, valued at $300, stolen from Russ Jacques' vehicle.
501 Skyline Drive. Subwoofers, valued at $300, stolen from Dan Patzer's vehicle. Gibson Park. Tape player and cassette, valued at $32, stolen from Annie Lawrence. 1719 17th Ave.
S. Chain saw and Craftsman tools, valued at $350, stolen from Dustin Moore. VANDALISM 1209 10th Ave. N.W. Broken window on Cheryl MacArthur's vehicle.
2303 2nd Ave. N. Egg splatter on Scott Maher's vehicle. Courts MUNICIPAL COURT Beauregard, Justin James, 19, 312 3rd Ave. S.W., was fined $320 and sentenced to 60 days jail, all but one day suspended, for DUI.
Brown, Justin Wade, 36, 703 Ave. pleaded guilty to failure to pay fines and was sentenced to 55 days in jail, with credit given for time already served. Ellerby, Carlos 22, 615 8th St. N. No.
2, basem*nt, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal mischief, and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, all but five days suspended. Gladue, Phillip Matthew, 24, Cut Bank, pleaded guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia, was fined $270 and sentenced to 180 days in jail, all days suspended. Grumbein, Sean Michael, 18, address unavailable, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft, was fined $170 and sentenced to 180 days in jail, all days suspended. Headcarrier, Eugene Joseph, 35, Browning, pleaded guilty to failure to pay fine and was sentenced to five days in jail. He also pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor theft, two counts of public drinking, two counts of disor- tral should have listed her birthplace as Rosalie, Neb.
In 1930 she married Howard Owen Roe; he died in 1979. State James D. 'Red' Casey CHOTEAU James D. "Red" Casey, 66, died Sunday at a Great Falls hospital of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. At his request, no services are planned.
O'Connor Funeral Home is handling cremation and arrangements. Memorials are suggested to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Born Dec. 9, 1931, in Erskine, he grew up in Mentor and Red Lake Falls, and served in the Army. He worked in construction and later in civil service with the FAA.
He enjoyed the outdoors, gardening, camping and driving in the mountains. Survivors include a daughter, Colleen Estorga of Helena; two sons, Dennis Casey and Shawn Casey of Great Falls; his mother, Edna Casey of Red Lake Falls, a brother, Joseph Casey of Chicago; and two grandchildren. Hazel Josephine Mack HOBSON Hazel Josephine (Larson) Mack, 85, died of natural causes Saturday at a Great Falls hospital. Graveside services are 2 this afternoon at Mountainview Cemetery in Big Timber. Croxford Sons Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
She was born Jan. 30, 1913, in Streeter, and was raised and educated in Big Timber. She married Jack Jenkins; they later divorced. In 1934 she married Lester A. Mack; he died in 1976.
She worked as a nursing home, hotel and restaurant cook. Survivors include eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Elona Mack, in 1961, and by two sons, Charles Jenkins in 1996 and Robert Mack in 1997. Funeral Services WEDNESDAY Carlson, Earl William, Memorial services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Wednesday at Hillcrest Lawn Memorial Chapel for Earl William Carson, 74, 2821 4th Ave. with Pastor John Allen officiating.
Inurnment to follow in Hillcrest Lawn Mausoleum. Memorials are suggested to Camp Make-A-Dream Children's Cancer Fund in Gold Creek or to the American Diabetes Association. Chapel of Chimes. French, Roy A special family of Roy 69, 112 viewing and visitation, with the 14th Black Eagle, will be held Wednesday evening from 7 9 p.m. in Croxford Sons Rose Room.
Cremation will follow. Croxford and Sons. LaCroix, Frank, Memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M., Wednesday at the Chapel of Chimes Funeral Home for Frank LaCroix, 82, Ulm, Montana, with Pastor Kent Swift Officiating. Chapel of Chimes. Newman, Murtie "Margie" "Penney" Funeral mass 2:00 P.M.
Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, for Murtie "Margie" "Penney" Newman, 73, of 1811 2nd Ave. North with Rev. Michael Guinan presiding. Rite of Committal in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to the American Heart Association or the American Lung Association are suggested.
Visitation Wednesday until Noon at the Funeral home. Viewing at the Church one hour before service. O'Connor Funeral Home. derly conduct, partner or family member assault, trespass, and obstructing a peace officer. He was given jail sentences of 180 days, all but five days suspended, 10 days, all but two days suspended, 180 days, all but two suspended, 365 days, all but 13 days suspended, one day, 180 days, all but five days suspended, one day, 180 days, all but 15 days suspended, and two days.
Sentences run concurrently, so he will serve 15 days. Lapier, Billie Jo, 28, 2026 7th Ave. pleaded guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia, was fined $270 and sentenced to 180 days in jail, all days suspended. Leiker, Shawn Gardell, 26, 2521 Central pleaded guilty to no valid driver's license and was fined $120. Machuga, Frank Raymond 31, address unavailable, was fined $320 and sentenced to 10 days in jail, all days suspended, for DUI per se.
Mattingly, Diane Ethel, 42, address unavailable, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft, was fined $1,020 and sentenced to 180 days in jail, all but 30 days suspended. Maurer, Theron Russell, 31, 2901 7th Ave. pleaded guilty to failure to.do community service, failure to post bond and failure to appear for trial. He was given jail sentences of one day, four days, and one day. Moreno, Darius Richard, 25, 821 3rd Ave.
S.W., pleaded guilty to failure to enroll in Ace program, and DUI, second offense. He was fined $520 and given jail sentences of 180 days, all but 7 days suspended, and 30 days. Murphy, Maria Celeste, aka Gardipee, 26, 517 2nd Ave. S.W., pleaded 1 guilty to failure to appear after warrants and failure to post bonds and was fined $200. Newbury, Dan James, 35, 51 Chandelle, pleaded guilty to failure to pay fines and was sentenced to 15 days.
Parker, Sean Michael, 28, Ulm, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft, was Oscar W. Paul Obituaries FORT BENTON Oscar W. Paul, 81, died of cancer Tuesday at a Fort Benton nursing home. His funeral is 3 p.m. Friday at Benton Funeral Home in Fort Benton, with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Paul was born April 16, 1916, in Fort Benton, and graduated from high school' in 1935. In 1936 he married Judith Christopherson in Fort Benton. Paul was in the Civilian Conservation Corps in Ekalaka and then worked at the LaBarre Garage. He also worked for the Anaconda smelter, Pastime Bar and Chouteau County Courthouse until retiring in 1981. He was a member of the Episcopal Church, Eagles and the Elks.
Paul was a self-taught carpenter and enjoyed fishing, dancing and playing cards. His wife has died. Survivors include two daughters, Rita Yirsa of Big Sandy and Donna Wigger of Floweree; a sister, Marabeth Davison of Fort Benton; two brothers, George Paul of Helena and Gordon Paul of San Luis Obispo, five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; and a longtime companion, Geraldine O'Donnell, of Great Falls. Claire R. Boyce LEWISTOWN Claire R.
Boyce, 84, died Sunday at his home east of Lewistown of natural causes. His funeral is 2 p.m. Friday at Cloyd Funeral Home Chapel. Cremation has taken place. Memorials are suggested to the Grass Range Ambulance and may be left at the funeral home.
Boyce was born Dec. 24, 1913, on the family ranch in the Bear Paw Mountains, and was educated in Family Friends of Rose Newman Invites you to come and share your memories of Rose. Memorial Service 7:00 pm Thursday Ursuline Center 2300 Central Ave. Help Us Help Others Gifts play a direct part in the continuing advancement of health care in our community. MONTANA Gift of Life inc.
2800 11th Ave. So. P.O. Box 7008 Great Falls, MT 59406-7008 (406)455-5840 or 1-800-451-9107 Ext. 5840 All gifts are tax deductible appearance for felony attempted forgery and misdemeanor theft.
Hunter, Teresa Ann, 32, 146 Sun River a Road, was fined $890 and given two sixmonths sentences in the Cascade County Detention Center, all time suspended, for displaying license plates assigned to another vehicle, no liability insurance, fourth offense, and no valid driver's license. She is to surrender her plates and registration. Kleffner, Joseph Ora, 58, Belt, forfeited $145 bond for exceeding single axle weight limit. Larance, William Joseph, 36, 6 6th St. S.
No. 219, made an initial appearance for felony stalking. Martinez, Crystal Lynn, 27, Central Ave. made an initial appearance for possession of dangerous drugs, a felony, and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and no liability insurance, second offense, both misdemeanors. Maurer, Thurston, 31, 2901 7th Ave.
made an initial appearance for felony criminal mischief. Niles, Penny 50, 1064 Grant Drive, made an initial appearance for DUI, first offense, and no liability insurance, second offense. Peltier, Tony Ray, 27, 3443 12th Ave. pleaded guilty to no liability insurance, third offense, and speeding. He was sentenced to six months in jail, all time suspended, and fined $570.
Rice, Clay 41, 6th St. S. No. 1, forfeited $140 bonds for exceeding weight shown on owner's certificate of registration and operating vehicle in excess of practical size without special permit. Sutherland, Pat Lee, aka Zampich, 29, 1601 5th Ave.
made an initial appearance for felony attempted theft and misdemeanor theft. Zampich, Debra, Lewis and Clark County, made an initial appearance for contempt, failure to pay fines. Sunset Hills Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the First Lutheran Church, 225 S. Black Bozeman, MT 59715.
Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service of Bozeman is handling arrangements. She was born June 11, 1918, in Lenoir City, Tenn. The family moved to the Gallatin Valley when she was 2, and she grew up there. On June 19, 1936, she married Ernest E. Kessler in Bozeman.
They lived at Bend, in the 1940s, operating an ice cream store. They returned to the Bozeman area in 1951, living on a farm for many years. Her major interests were her children and the animals on the farm. Surviving are daughters Barbara Dahlman of Dutton, Brenda Hossner of Bozeman and Edith "Ede" Schenkel of Corvallis, a son, Edward Kessler of Miles City; a brother Harold Kollock of Everett, Wash; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1989.
Other state deaths Anaconda Mary Berness, 94. Billings William R. Benson, 79; Don Engleking, 75; Susie Polesky, 88; Mary L. West, 71. Bozeman Evelyn M.
Scarrah, 90. Butte Chuck Chadwick, 80; Joel E. Petritz, infant. Dixon Joyce Galarneau, 70. Helena Jack E.
Smith, 48. Kalispell Irene Leslie, 86; Byron G. Hoylman. 76; Charles Frederick Crow, 84. Lodge Grass Robert Brien, 67.
Medicine Lake Evelyn P. Thompson, 76. Missoula Lucille A. Weber, 82. Convenience Care LABORATORY HEALTH SCREENING MARCH 9 THRU MARCH 21 (Monday thru Saturday) No appointment neccesary.
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Phone 761-5252 Murtie "Margie" "Penney" (Blais Ceder Davisson Craig) Newman, 73 of 1811 2nd Ave. No, died Sunday, March 8, 1998 at a Great Falls hospital of congestive heart failure. Funeral Mass will be 2:00 pm Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, with Rite of Committal in Mount Olivet Cemetery. There will be viewing one hour before the mass at the church. Memorials are suggested to the American Lung Association or the American Heart Association.
The only child of Omer and Eva (Callahan) Lack, she was born June 20, 1924 in Island City, Kentucky. Margie grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, spending 27 years there before moving to southern California, where she lived for 18 years. She moved to Great Falls where she owned and operated pet grooming salons, first out of home and then Penney's Poodle Boutique and Pamper's Pet Salon. She was the only licensed trainer of dog groomers in the state of Montana. After 20 years, she retired to Las Vegas and spent 8 years there before returning to Great Falls this past October.
She is survived by her mother, Eva Lack of Las Vegas, NV; five daughters, Barbara Healey of Las Vegas, Nancy Hoskinson of Lewistown, Janice Porter of Las Vegas, Sandra Blais of Great Falls, and Terri Gac of Great Falls; and Margie's only son, Don Davisson of Las Vegas. She was a lifetime member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW, Post 1087, and a reception will be held there following her funeral service.
