Billings Gazette (MT), 10 Oct 1967
Edwin G. Mason, 65, Jordan rancher, died Monday morning in a Miles City hospital where he had been a patient since Sept. 13.
He was born in Norborne, Mo., March 5, 1902, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason. He moved his parents to the Jordan area homestead in 1916. After their deaths he continued ranching.
Surviving are three brothers, Laverne Mason, Jordan, Thomas Mason, Shelby, and Walter Mason, Cowgill, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Virgie Jones and Mrs. Thelma Johnson, both of Nevada, Mo.
Funeral services in the Community Presbyterian Church, Jordan. Burial in Pioneer cemetery, Jordan.
Edwin G. Mason, 65, Jordan rancher, died Monday morning in a Miles City hospital where he had been a patient since Sept. 13.
He was born in Norborne, Mo., March 5, 1902, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason. He moved his parents to the Jordan area homestead in 1916. After their deaths he continued ranching.
Surviving are three brothers, Laverne Mason, Jordan, Thomas Mason, Shelby, and Walter Mason, Cowgill, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Virgie Jones and Mrs. Thelma Johnson, both of Nevada, Mo.
Funeral services in the Community Presbyterian Church, Jordan. Burial in Pioneer cemetery, Jordan.
Billings Gazette (MT), 10 Oct 1967
Edwin G. Mason, 65, Jordan rancher, died Monday morning in a Miles City hospital where he had been a patient since Sept. 13.
He was born in Norborne, Mo., March 5, 1902, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason. He moved his parents to the Jordan area homestead in 1916. After their deaths he continued ranching.
Surviving are three brothers, Laverne Mason, Jordan, Thomas Mason, Shelby, and Walter Mason, Cowgill, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Virgie Jones and Mrs. Thelma Johnson, both of Nevada, Mo.
Funeral services in the Community Presbyterian Church, Jordan. Burial in Pioneer cemetery, Jordan.
Edwin G. Mason, 65, Jordan rancher, died Monday morning in a Miles City hospital where he had been a patient since Sept. 13.
He was born in Norborne, Mo., March 5, 1902, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason. He moved his parents to the Jordan area homestead in 1916. After their deaths he continued ranching.
Surviving are three brothers, Laverne Mason, Jordan, Thomas Mason, Shelby, and Walter Mason, Cowgill, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Virgie Jones and Mrs. Thelma Johnson, both of Nevada, Mo.
Funeral services in the Community Presbyterian Church, Jordan. Burial in Pioneer cemetery, Jordan.
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