Great Falls Tribune (MT), 14 July 1971:
Raynesford area rancher, Edmund A. Anderson, 52, died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday evening. Anderson had been in failing health for the past seven months.
Born Dec. 31, 1918, in Great Falls, Anderson was raised in the Raynesford area. He was graduated from Neihart High School in 1938. He began ranching in his home area, remaining there until he entered the Army during World War II. After the war, he returned to ranching at Raynesford.
Survivors include brothers, Louis J. Anderson and Robert B. Anderson, both of Stockett.
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Parents: Louis Anderson and Ethel O'Neil
Raynesford area rancher, Edmund A. Anderson, 52, died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday evening. Anderson had been in failing health for the past seven months.
Born Dec. 31, 1918, in Great Falls, Anderson was raised in the Raynesford area. He was graduated from Neihart High School in 1938. He began ranching in his home area, remaining there until he entered the Army during World War II. After the war, he returned to ranching at Raynesford.
Survivors include brothers, Louis J. Anderson and Robert B. Anderson, both of Stockett.
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Parents: Louis Anderson and Ethel O'Neil
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 14 July 1971:
Raynesford area rancher, Edmund A. Anderson, 52, died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday evening. Anderson had been in failing health for the past seven months.
Born Dec. 31, 1918, in Great Falls, Anderson was raised in the Raynesford area. He was graduated from Neihart High School in 1938. He began ranching in his home area, remaining there until he entered the Army during World War II. After the war, he returned to ranching at Raynesford.
Survivors include brothers, Louis J. Anderson and Robert B. Anderson, both of Stockett.
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Parents: Louis Anderson and Ethel O'Neil
Raynesford area rancher, Edmund A. Anderson, 52, died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday evening. Anderson had been in failing health for the past seven months.
Born Dec. 31, 1918, in Great Falls, Anderson was raised in the Raynesford area. He was graduated from Neihart High School in 1938. He began ranching in his home area, remaining there until he entered the Army during World War II. After the war, he returned to ranching at Raynesford.
Survivors include brothers, Louis J. Anderson and Robert B. Anderson, both of Stockett.
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Parents: Louis Anderson and Ethel O'Neil
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