Sam Landry Pioneer of Anaconda Dies At Home
News notes from Montana report the death of Sam Landry, Anaconda’s earliest pioneer resident, at his home last week. The piece also covers public meetings, court cases, school plans, railroad activity, and local civic developments across butte to Missoula.
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Butte
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Harry Clark
Billings
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