OSCAR G PAULSON, Obituary, Fergus Co., MT

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Lewistown paper no date

Oscar G. Paulson, 88, of Lewistown died Wednesday morning in the Central 
Montana Medical Center of cancer

He was born May 22, 1907 in Portal ND. the son of Paul and Paulina Paulson.

He received his education in North Dakota. He worked in North Dakota and on 
April 22 1933, he was united in marriage to Ruba I. Hasselstrom in Estevan, 
Saskatchewan Canada.

They then moved to Lewistown and began farming for Harrison Green west of 
Lewistown. He then worked at the air base at the Lewistown airport as a 
fire fighter during World War II

In the mid 1940s, he began working for Abel”s Tepee Texaco. In the late 
1940s, he started working for Fergus Electric. In 1953 he went to work for 
Montana Lumber and Hardware, retiring from United Building Centers in the 
early 1970s.

He was living at the Eagles Manor in Lewistown at the time of his death.
Oscar loved to fish, hunt and work with wood.

He is survived by his wife, Ruba of Lewistown: son, William of Great Falls: 
daughter, Eleanor Humphrey of Lewistown: brother, Marvin Crosby, ND, 
sister, Signa Bakken of Minor ND.: eight grandchildren seven great grand 
children, and several nieces and nephews.

There will be no services for Paulson at his request. Cremation taken place 
with the Cloyd Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Friends may make memorial’s to the American Cancer Society and may be left 
at the Cloyd Funeral Home.