Aged mining man dies in hospital in Butte
H. S. Mellis aged 69 a longtime Butte resident died last night in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a youth and worked in mining until recent years. Relatives were notified but not yet arrived. The body rests at Whitechapel with funeral arrangements to follow after relatives arrive. Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Drew were held at 2223 Princeton avenue with Rev L E Jones officiating. James Murphy and Mrs William Malloy sang. Interment was at Mount Moriah cemetery with pallbearers John Rowe John Cabry Thomas McIntyre George Perkins James Rockefeller and James Caddigan.
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H. S. Mellis
Butte
Mr. Mellis
Germany
United States
Whitechapel
Elizabeth Drew
Princeton Avenue
L. E. Jones
James Murphy
William Malloy
Mount Moriah Cemetery
John Rowe
John Cabry
Thomas McIntyre
George Perkins
James Rockefeller
James Caddigan
Funeral services for Michael Dwyer held at St Ann's church
Funeral rites for Michael Dwyer were conducted in the Duggan chapel yesterday morning. A requiem high mass at St. Ann's church was celebrated by Rev. Father O Maley. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Daniel Dwyer, Michael Goggins, Timothy Sullivan, Cornelius Toomey, Michael Sullivan and John Sheehan.
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Michael Dwyer
Duggan Chapel
St. Ann’s Church
Father O’maley
Holy Cross Cemetery
Daniel Dwyer
Michael Goggins
Timothy Sullivan
Cornelius Toomey
Michael Sullivan
John Sheehan
Funeral services for Henry A. Olsen Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Henry A. Olsen were held yesterday afternoon at Whitechapel with the Rev. Edwin Johnson officiating. Mrs. Effie Gray and Mrs. Alma Opie sang hymns during the service. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were Ernest Carlson M. M. Dixon Olaf Bakke A Berg Peter Backen and A. C. Fellows.
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Henry A. Olsen
Whitechapel
Edwin Johnson
Effie Gray
Alma Opie
Mountain View Cemetery
Ernest Carlson
M. M. Dixon
Olaf Bakke
A. Berg
Peter Backen
A. C. Fellows
Requiem Mass for Frank A. Doyle Held at St Patrick’s
A high mass was celebrated in St Patrick's church yesterday morning for Frank A. Doyle. Rev Father Leclare officiated. Doyle died Tuesday from injuries in an automobile accident near Greenough. Interment followed in St Patrick's cemetery.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Frank A. Doyle
Father Leclare
Doyle
Greenough
Mont
St Patrick's Cemetery
Sullivan enters race for county attorney nomination
J Frank Sullivan longtime county attorney official files notice to seek the Democratic nomination. A Butte native and party insider, he has authored key county opinions and led notable cases including the National Bank matter and the Downey era tax appeals. His record includes saving county funds and opposing municipal tax protests.
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J. Frank Sullivan
West Broadway
Frank Sullivan
Butte
National Bank
United States Court of Appeals
Sullivan
Montana
State Supreme Court
Downey
Butte & Superior
Butte Street Railway Company
Pp. G. Sullivan
Minnie Healy
Rarus
James J Griffin dies at 105 in Los Angeles home
James J Griffin a former Butte resident died in Los Angeles on April 16. Born April 22 1852 in Pennsylvania he moved to Butte in 1902 worked at Belmont mine later relocating to Pasadena. Survived by widow Mary A Griffin and nine children in California Colorado Denver and Oregon areas.
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James J. Griffin
Butte
Los Angeles
Mr. Griffin
Pennsylvania
Belmont
Pasadena
Hibernians
Mary A. Griffin
R. E. Taylor
Fresno
M. FE. Holland
R. H. Lewis
H. J. Loomis
George McHugh
F. E. Dugan
Denver
A. J. Griffin
F. B. Griffin
Frank J. Griffin
Glendora
Rancher killed by runaway team near Winnett Montana
Ed Quigley, a farmer north of Winnett, was killed when he was entangled with a runaway team on a grain drill. His wife found him and had to walk a mile to get help after he failed to come to dinner. There were no children.
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Associated Press
Winnett
Mont
Ed Quigley
Lincoln Post to Meet at Patriotic Hall
Lincoln Post No 2 Grand Army of the Republic will meet Saturday evening May 12 at 7 30 oclock in Patriotic Hall at the courthouse.
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Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriotic Hall
Steel Men Praise Butte Manganese Plant
John Cole president of the Domestic Manganese and Development company reports from an East tour that the Butte manganese plant meets eastern steel makers needs. The plant now roasts 280 tons daily, above the 200 ton goal, with demand seen at three times current output. The plant will suspend briefly to install dampers and other improvements after a successful pilot.
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John Cole
Manganese and Development Company
New York
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Mr. Cole
Butte
Butte E G to Attend State Knights of Columbus Meet
Seven members of the Butte council Knights of Columbus will attend the Montana K C state convention in Great Falls on Sunday and Monday. Attendees include Jere Shea Pat Gagner J F Cullerton Don B King William J McMahon P L Pauly and Leonard Stafford. The event marks the twenty fourth annual Montana K C meeting. The fourth degree will be conferred on about 130 candidates by William J McKinley. Installation will take about four days.
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Butte
Knights of Columbus
Order
Great Falls
Jere Shea
Pat Gagner
J. F. Cullerton
Don B. King
William J. McMahon
P. L. Pauly
Leonard Stafford
Montana K. C
Supreme
William J. McKinley
New Haven
Conn
Dismissal of Vagrancy Charge for Steve Babich
Justice J J McNamara ordered the vagrancy charge against Steve Babich dismissed yesterday. He sat in for Justice of the Peace Louis A Buckley who has been ill for several days.
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Steve Babich
Justice of the Peace
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