The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-25

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Joins No ina deep sympathy fos ron and
your family II your great athictton,
"a. \. Mohler. ID. PAUL Believe me IN
.sss v ,aas III nSes sh ii los a'i moe fsssl s1 sh.n III l.
Extend 70 you my sympathy. ~ ~ any
time 4 cAn BIZ OF any service 70 YOU, please
command me.
d. w. Cannon, Chase National Bank,
New York: Mrs Cannon and myself ten
dor sincere sympathy 10 you md family
upon loaa Of husband and father.
Il. III, Wilder, 81. Paul: Your aad mes
saue received. You have my heartfelt aym.
lgiathy III your great sorrow n were " not
that feeble health prevents my Undertaking
this journey ! would come TO Helena ~
once. -
Chas. 4. Warren and George ". Irwin II.
Butte; Butte mourna with all Montana
over the nntimely death OF ono Of her no.
b!est sons He was always with ths tirst IN
| everything 10 mako man better ana hap
pier. His loss viii be considsfed ~ perso-
nal to every citizen Of Silver Bow county.
We intend 10 be present At the funeral.
The First National Bank, Butte, A. j.
| Davis. Cashie.: With profound grief We
learn OF tho death Of Col. Broadwater.
Express our wRrmest sympathy to Mrs.
D~roedwatss and family II Their ereas at.
the loss of tho head and chief. AMI 20 the
city OF Helena, losing an honored citizen.
| A, j. Davidson AMI A.. j. Flax. Hot
Springs, Ark: With all Montanians We
mourn tho death OF one OF her frat citizens.
| Gods noblsman. Col. hrosdwstsr: Our
heartfelt sympathy to the afflicted family.
Il. +. Oloott, New Yo,k: Please express
Ia Mrs. B~rosdwater my p~rofoundsat gym
pathy. If I can be OF any service please
! command me. IN.
Paris Gibson, Great Falls: This COM
munitv ia shocked at tho announoemsnt OF
| Col. Broadwatsr's death. The loss Of no
other man could be 20 deeply felt in Mon.
|, a. n, Dickerman, Great Falls: Express
nv deep sympathy 70 Mrs. Broadwater.
Advise me Of time OF funeral.
i. W. Crosby, Chicago: We deeply re-
greet the death OF Col. Broadwatsr. fiease
convey our sympathies TO his family and
friends.
Higgins Bros, Mi.soula: Convey our
sympathy TO Mrs. Hroadwets".
Lester s.. Wilson, Bozeman: Mrs. Wilson
joins In an offering Of sympathy that words
cannot express.
Just learned the sad new. Ne Memoef OF
your family feels greater grief o. sorrow
than LIDO. extend to you my heartfelt
Simon Pepin, y. I. Broadwatsr, Havre,
Mont: You have our sincerest sympathy
In your said bereavement.
C. W. Cannon, New York: Accept our
deepest and most sincere sympathy in your
great afliction. The news was a great
shock to me. NV regard for your husband
being such, / feel the blow 40 keenly a. II
one Of M own family. !.
Alfred b. Siblsy, Quincy, ILL.,: Accept
sinoerest sympathy of Anne and ! in your
wire me at once.
John N. Egan, st. Paul, Mimi: Accept
on behalf of myself and family our most
heartfelt sympathy in this YOUR hour OF
affection. The news Of Col. Broadwater'a
death this morning was 4 shock TO me.
Of nv bost ( lends has gone from this earth.
Jas. King, Nav York: Accept my sincere
sorrow at the loss of your noble husband.
A. Marvel. Chicago: ! have just loaned
with the deepest regret Of the sudden dsatt
Of Col. Broadwater. Please accept The
sincerest sympashy OF ME-. MARVEL m
J. Il. Ioole. Anaconda: Accept my SYM
pathy in your bereavement in common
with my people here. I sorrow for the los.
Of my noble-hearted friend.
John Mcguire. Butte: In the great be
renvement which a divine . evidence hal
imposed upon you and yours. / humbly
tender my most profound and heartfelt
sympathy and this day ! mourn with al
Montana the irreparabls loss Of Montana'a
most esteemed and patriotic Citizen.
Richard A. Harlow, Franklin r. Wallace,
New York: You have our deepest sympathy
in your dire affection.
Samuel Thorne, New York: Greatl,
shocked by sad news. Mrs. Thorne units'
in expressions Of deepest sympathy
j. II. Durstons Anaconda: Permit me t,
express 70 you my sympathy in this hou o
your affection.
Mrs. b. Fl. Langley, Towner, N. D.: Elk.
press to Ms. Broadwater our grief ant
II. A. d'Acheul and wife, Butte: We hav'
just learned with profound sorrow OF thu
sudden death OF our beloved husband
Accept our heartfelt sympathy in this you
greatest affection.
heartfelt sympathy in your severe bereave
ment.
Chas. s. Warren, Geo. w. Irwin, Lee
Mantle. Butte: We bog to offer our mos
sincere condolences in this your hour o
greatest possible affiiotion.
Dudley DuBose. Fort Benton: The nsw'
Of the death of Col. b oadwater has cast
gloom over this community. Please tsnde
to Mrs. B oadwater my sincere sympathy
in her sad bereavement.
Mayor Curtin received the following
yesterday from Mayor Mantle, of Butte:
ION behalf of the citizens of Butte
desite to tender to the citizens Of Helen
through you our profound sympathy In tn
i~rreparable loss they hove suffered by tn
death of Col. Charles A. Broadwate,
There is scarcely a spot in our bereave'
state but has at some time and in som
way felt the quickening touch of his erea
enorgy and enterprise and Of his broa'
generosity, and Butte in particular v t
him Il large debt Of gratitude for his sue
eessfal efforts in her behalf. The news o
his death ia a shock to this community an
the mourning here is only second to tn
deep sorrow your people feel. We desir
also, through you, to convey our heartfelt
coincidence 10 the bereaved family, to
gsther with tho earnest wish that they ma.
be sustained and strengthened in the hou
of their great affection BY the united pray
era and synpathies of all the people Of til
state which Col. Broadwater loved 80 well
and for which he accomplished 80 much
Mayor Hatcher and President Of tn
Council H.. S. Cannon, of Kalispell, sen
the following:
'Kalispell joins with Helena and til
stats of Montana in mourning the loss O
one OF our most public spirited citizens il
the death of Col. G. A. Broadwatsr."
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