LEE LAID TO REST
Andy Lee Pioneer Park County resident, died on Sunday in Warm Springs.
He was born in Somerset, Kentucky 49 years ago. When ten years old he came to Montana and grew to manhood in Park County. He was one of the early school of cowboys and when a young man attained a reputation as a ride of ability. In recent years he was engaged in farming in the Shields Valley.
He married Nettie M. Wolfe in 1917
In addition to his widow, four brothers and three sisters survive.
The pallbearers at the services yesterday, all old-time friends of the dead man, were James Shipton; Sam Uen; Marvin Wright; Clarence Lynch Al Bowers, and Floyd Harper.
Livingston Enterprise 30 Apr 1919, Wed · Page 3
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Andy Lee Pioneer Park County resident, died on Sunday in Warm Springs.
He was born in Somerset, Kentucky 49 years ago. When ten years old he came to Montana and grew to manhood in Park County. He was one of the early school of cowboys and when a young man attained a reputation as a ride of ability. In recent years he was engaged in farming in the Shields Valley.
He married Nettie M. Wolfe in 1917
In addition to his widow, four brothers and three sisters survive.
The pallbearers at the services yesterday, all old-time friends of the dead man, were James Shipton; Sam Uen; Marvin Wright; Clarence Lynch Al Bowers, and Floyd Harper.
Livingston Enterprise 30 Apr 1919, Wed · Page 3
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LEE LAID TO REST
Andy Lee Pioneer Park County resident, died on Sunday in Warm Springs.
He was born in Somerset, Kentucky 49 years ago. When ten years old he came to Montana and grew to manhood in Park County. He was one of the early school of cowboys and when a young man attained a reputation as a ride of ability. In recent years he was engaged in farming in the Shields Valley.
He married Nettie M. Wolfe in 1917
In addition to his widow, four brothers and three sisters survive.
The pallbearers at the services yesterday, all old-time friends of the dead man, were James Shipton; Sam Uen; Marvin Wright; Clarence Lynch Al Bowers, and Floyd Harper.
Livingston Enterprise 30 Apr 1919, Wed · Page 3
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Andy Lee Pioneer Park County resident, died on Sunday in Warm Springs.
He was born in Somerset, Kentucky 49 years ago. When ten years old he came to Montana and grew to manhood in Park County. He was one of the early school of cowboys and when a young man attained a reputation as a ride of ability. In recent years he was engaged in farming in the Shields Valley.
He married Nettie M. Wolfe in 1917
In addition to his widow, four brothers and three sisters survive.
The pallbearers at the services yesterday, all old-time friends of the dead man, were James Shipton; Sam Uen; Marvin Wright; Clarence Lynch Al Bowers, and Floyd Harper.
Livingston Enterprise 30 Apr 1919, Wed · Page 3
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