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The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)
August 14, 1908

        PHILLIPSBURG, Mont. - J. H. SCOTT,
      one of the oldest and most respected
      residents of Granite county, died the
      other night at his home in this city
      after a lingering illness.  MR. SCOTT
      was born in Elizabeth, Pa., November 6,
      1830.  He was one of a family of 12
      children.  His father, COLONEL JAMES
      SCOTT, was an officer in the war of 1812,
      and was a member of the first Pennsylvania
      legislature.  MR. SCOTT came to Montana
      in 1865, but, a short time later, was
      called home by sickness and death in his
      family.  He had formed, however, an af-
      fection for Montana, and in 1894 he re-
      turned to the state, where he has since
      made his home.  MR. SCOTT is survived by
      his widow, three daughters and two sons,
      all of whom were with him at the time of
      his death.  The daughters are MRS. C. A.
      BIRD and MRS. F. E. MASON of Missoula,
      and MISS PEARL SCOTT of Phillipsburg.
      The sons are PAUL and W. C. SCOTT of
      this city.
      
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