James Stanley Adams, 44, a life long resident of Park county, died suddenly Sunday night two miles from Carbella. His wife, Nellie Mae Adams, was with him when he succumbed at a heart attack.
He was employed by Harvat Brothers. Mr. Adams was born in Clyde Park March 9, 1895 and had spent all his life in the area.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters, Mrs. R.E.Nelson of Livingston, Wanda and Bernice Adams both of Clyde Park; four sons, James,Winfield, Wayne and Leonard all of Clyde Park; his mother, Mrs. W.S. Adams, also of Clyde Park; a brother, Benjamin Adams of Livingston; two sisters, Mrs, Joseph Speak of Livingston and Mrs. W.N. McIntyre of Spokane, Wa and two grandchildren.
The body is at the Franzen funeral home pending arrangements.
Livingston Enterprise
Oct. 24 1939
page 8
He was employed by Harvat Brothers. Mr. Adams was born in Clyde Park March 9, 1895 and had spent all his life in the area.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters, Mrs. R.E.Nelson of Livingston, Wanda and Bernice Adams both of Clyde Park; four sons, James,Winfield, Wayne and Leonard all of Clyde Park; his mother, Mrs. W.S. Adams, also of Clyde Park; a brother, Benjamin Adams of Livingston; two sisters, Mrs, Joseph Speak of Livingston and Mrs. W.N. McIntyre of Spokane, Wa and two grandchildren.
The body is at the Franzen funeral home pending arrangements.
Livingston Enterprise
Oct. 24 1939
page 8
James Stanley Adams, 44, a life long resident of Park county, died suddenly Sunday night two miles from Carbella. His wife, Nellie Mae Adams, was with him when he succumbed at a heart attack.
He was employed by Harvat Brothers. Mr. Adams was born in Clyde Park March 9, 1895 and had spent all his life in the area.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters, Mrs. R.E.Nelson of Livingston, Wanda and Bernice Adams both of Clyde Park; four sons, James,Winfield, Wayne and Leonard all of Clyde Park; his mother, Mrs. W.S. Adams, also of Clyde Park; a brother, Benjamin Adams of Livingston; two sisters, Mrs, Joseph Speak of Livingston and Mrs. W.N. McIntyre of Spokane, Wa and two grandchildren.
The body is at the Franzen funeral home pending arrangements.
Livingston Enterprise
Oct. 24 1939
page 8
He was employed by Harvat Brothers. Mr. Adams was born in Clyde Park March 9, 1895 and had spent all his life in the area.
Surviving besides his wife are three daughters, Mrs. R.E.Nelson of Livingston, Wanda and Bernice Adams both of Clyde Park; four sons, James,Winfield, Wayne and Leonard all of Clyde Park; his mother, Mrs. W.S. Adams, also of Clyde Park; a brother, Benjamin Adams of Livingston; two sisters, Mrs, Joseph Speak of Livingston and Mrs. W.N. McIntyre of Spokane, Wa and two grandchildren.
The body is at the Franzen funeral home pending arrangements.
Livingston Enterprise
Oct. 24 1939
page 8
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