I.G. Arthur, 78
Died March 18, 1947
Isaiah Grant Arthur, 78, of 707 Sixth Avenue North, resident of Great Falls for 38 years, died at a local hospital this morning after a five days' illness.
Arthur was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Nov. 7, 1868, and in 1886 moved to Iowa, where he became manager of a creamery. From there he came to Cascade in 1906, where he also managed a creamery and helped pioneer the dairy business in Montana. In 1907 he won a Montana State Fair silver cup for exhibiting the state's finest butter.
In 1908, 1909, 1910 Arthur was deputy state dairy commissioner. The family moved to Great Falls in 1909.
Died March 18, 1947
Isaiah Grant Arthur, 78, of 707 Sixth Avenue North, resident of Great Falls for 38 years, died at a local hospital this morning after a five days' illness.
Arthur was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Nov. 7, 1868, and in 1886 moved to Iowa, where he became manager of a creamery. From there he came to Cascade in 1906, where he also managed a creamery and helped pioneer the dairy business in Montana. In 1907 he won a Montana State Fair silver cup for exhibiting the state's finest butter.
In 1908, 1909, 1910 Arthur was deputy state dairy commissioner. The family moved to Great Falls in 1909.
I.G. Arthur, 78
Died March 18, 1947
Isaiah Grant Arthur, 78, of 707 Sixth Avenue North, resident of Great Falls for 38 years, died at a local hospital this morning after a five days' illness.
Arthur was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Nov. 7, 1868, and in 1886 moved to Iowa, where he became manager of a creamery. From there he came to Cascade in 1906, where he also managed a creamery and helped pioneer the dairy business in Montana. In 1907 he won a Montana State Fair silver cup for exhibiting the state's finest butter.
In 1908, 1909, 1910 Arthur was deputy state dairy commissioner. The family moved to Great Falls in 1909.
Died March 18, 1947
Isaiah Grant Arthur, 78, of 707 Sixth Avenue North, resident of Great Falls for 38 years, died at a local hospital this morning after a five days' illness.
Arthur was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Nov. 7, 1868, and in 1886 moved to Iowa, where he became manager of a creamery. From there he came to Cascade in 1906, where he also managed a creamery and helped pioneer the dairy business in Montana. In 1907 he won a Montana State Fair silver cup for exhibiting the state's finest butter.
In 1908, 1909, 1910 Arthur was deputy state dairy commissioner. The family moved to Great Falls in 1909.
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