Ben A. Rush, 58, died suddenly Thursday while on his way to a Great Falls hospital. Rush lived 12 miles east of Fairfield. Death was caused by a heart attack.
He was born April 9, 1891, at Hollingsburg, O. In 1910 he came to Montana and homesteaded at Galata. He farmed there until 1944. At that time he came to Great Falls and worked for the Pioneer Dairy until 1949 when he bought a farm near Fairfield.
Rush is survived by his widow, Maude; a son, Ben, Lewistown; a daughter, Dorothy Rush of Denver; a brother, Henry of Maxbass, N.D.;' three sisters, Mrs. Grace Kolstad and Mrs. Jess McDermont, both of Seattle, and Lulu Hardwick of Ridgeville, Ind., and two grandchildren.
The body is at O'Conner's where funeral arrangements will be announced.
Great Falls Tribune (Montana) February 17, 1950
He was born April 9, 1891, at Hollingsburg, O. In 1910 he came to Montana and homesteaded at Galata. He farmed there until 1944. At that time he came to Great Falls and worked for the Pioneer Dairy until 1949 when he bought a farm near Fairfield.
Rush is survived by his widow, Maude; a son, Ben, Lewistown; a daughter, Dorothy Rush of Denver; a brother, Henry of Maxbass, N.D.;' three sisters, Mrs. Grace Kolstad and Mrs. Jess McDermont, both of Seattle, and Lulu Hardwick of Ridgeville, Ind., and two grandchildren.
The body is at O'Conner's where funeral arrangements will be announced.
Great Falls Tribune (Montana) February 17, 1950
Ben A. Rush, 58, died suddenly Thursday while on his way to a Great Falls hospital. Rush lived 12 miles east of Fairfield. Death was caused by a heart attack.
He was born April 9, 1891, at Hollingsburg, O. In 1910 he came to Montana and homesteaded at Galata. He farmed there until 1944. At that time he came to Great Falls and worked for the Pioneer Dairy until 1949 when he bought a farm near Fairfield.
Rush is survived by his widow, Maude; a son, Ben, Lewistown; a daughter, Dorothy Rush of Denver; a brother, Henry of Maxbass, N.D.;' three sisters, Mrs. Grace Kolstad and Mrs. Jess McDermont, both of Seattle, and Lulu Hardwick of Ridgeville, Ind., and two grandchildren.
The body is at O'Conner's where funeral arrangements will be announced.
Great Falls Tribune (Montana) February 17, 1950
He was born April 9, 1891, at Hollingsburg, O. In 1910 he came to Montana and homesteaded at Galata. He farmed there until 1944. At that time he came to Great Falls and worked for the Pioneer Dairy until 1949 when he bought a farm near Fairfield.
Rush is survived by his widow, Maude; a son, Ben, Lewistown; a daughter, Dorothy Rush of Denver; a brother, Henry of Maxbass, N.D.;' three sisters, Mrs. Grace Kolstad and Mrs. Jess McDermont, both of Seattle, and Lulu Hardwick of Ridgeville, Ind., and two grandchildren.
The body is at O'Conner's where funeral arrangements will be announced.
Great Falls Tribune (Montana) February 17, 1950
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