from the Republican for June 29, 1905:
Lizton - The funeral of James Montgomery was Saturday afternoon. Jim, as they called him, was a well known citizen. About eighteen months ago his health began to fail. He traveled considerably in search of relief but in vain. A father, two sisters and three brothers mourn his loss. He was a Knight of Pythias and a Red Man and these orders looked after him in his sickness and followed his body to its last resting place.
Lizton - The funeral of James Montgomery was Saturday afternoon. Jim, as they called him, was a well known citizen. About eighteen months ago his health began to fail. He traveled considerably in search of relief but in vain. A father, two sisters and three brothers mourn his loss. He was a Knight of Pythias and a Red Man and these orders looked after him in his sickness and followed his body to its last resting place.
from the Republican for June 29, 1905:
Lizton - The funeral of James Montgomery was Saturday afternoon. Jim, as they called him, was a well known citizen. About eighteen months ago his health began to fail. He traveled considerably in search of relief but in vain. A father, two sisters and three brothers mourn his loss. He was a Knight of Pythias and a Red Man and these orders looked after him in his sickness and followed his body to its last resting place.
Lizton - The funeral of James Montgomery was Saturday afternoon. Jim, as they called him, was a well known citizen. About eighteen months ago his health began to fail. He traveled considerably in search of relief but in vain. A father, two sisters and three brothers mourn his loss. He was a Knight of Pythias and a Red Man and these orders looked after him in his sickness and followed his body to its last resting place.
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James S. Montgomery
b. Dec. 25, 1869
d. June 22, 1905
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