Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Kutch, Beckford 1927
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The Payette Independent 9-22-1927
The Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, September 22, 1927
 
AN OLD FRIEND GONE
 
The entire southeast district was shocked to learn of the sudden death Monday 
afternoon of Beckford Kutch.  Death resulted from the third attack of heart 
failure.
 
Mr. Kutch who lived at 205 Grand avenue, Walnut Park, was 69 years old last 
July.  He had made his home in Walnut Park for the past six years and although 
retired from active business he had an unusually keen mind and took a deep 
interest in local affairs.  Many of the improvements that have been made in 
Walnut Park in recent years were made to conform to his analytical ideas for 
he could readily tell if improvements were to be equal to their cost or if the 
property owner would eventually lose.
 
He had a genial, wholesome personality that had won him a host of friends.  He 
leaves a wife and one son, Rolf Kutch, whose home is on Hill street.  His 
brother, Robert Kutch and his wife of Salem, Oregon, arrived in Walnut Park 
yesterday.
 
The funeral of Mr. Kutch will be held from the Wheat Undertaking Parlors, 248 
South Seville, at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon.  Interment will be at Inglewood 
cemetery -- Huntington Park (California) Advertiser.
 
Mr. Beckford Kutch was for many years one of the prominent and substantial 
citizens of Weiser, and had many friends in the vicinity of Payette who will 
regret to learn of his death.  The editor of the Independent counted him as 
one of his best friends and enjoyed a very pleasant visit with him when he was 
here on a visit from California a year or so ago.  He was a rare personality, 
and he was ever thoughtful of the welfare of his fellowmen.  We join sincerely 
with the grief stricken wife and son in lamenting the taking away of one we 
always held in the highest esteem.

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