The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
BUTTE, MONT.

Mrs. Nora Brown, aged 40 years, died
Monday at her home. Is East Summit
street, after long illness. She is sur
vfved by two daughters, Mrs. Dennis
Lynch and Miss Molly Brown both of
Butte; two brothers. Murty and Pat,
living in Butte. and three brothers,
Dan, James and John, living in Chi
cago. Mrs. Brown was born in County
Kerry, Ireland, and resided in Butte for
ten years.
Mrs. John McGlynn, who has resided
in Butte for twenty-nine years. died
late Friday night at her home. los Pa
ciflc street. She is survived by a son.
Michael, and six daughters, Mrs. Mary
Cosgrove, Msr. Jerry Coughlin. Mrs.
Andrew O'Brien, Mrs. James Kennedy
Mrs. Bridget Fleming and Mrs. John
Collins. The funeral was held Monday
from the family residence, proceeding
TO st. LaWrence's church. where mass
was celebrated at $50 o'clock in the
morning.
Crushed by four-ton slab of rock
which fell from the hanging wall,
Steve Murphy, a miner living at 47
Anaconda road, was instantly killed
on the first floor of the 1,60O-level of
the Parrot mine at 8 o'clock Monday.
With his partner, Andy Jackson, he
was engaged in preparing a set of tim
bers. He was in a STOPPING position
when the slab fell from the wall, about
fifteen inches above him Jackson, who
was standing a few feet away. escaped
without injury. The coroner was noti-
fed Immediately and ordered the body
removed to Duggans undertaking
rooms where an inquest was held. Muir
ply was "A years of age and unmarried.
He is survived by a mother and three
brothers living in Ireland, a sister and
two aunts in California and an aunt
and cousin in Butte. He was consid-
cred careful and experienced miner.
and was employed at the Parrot for
some time previous to his death. The
funeral was held Thursday morning at
9:30 o'clock from the residence of a
cousin of the deceased, Miss Nora Muir
ply, of a Anaconda. road, proceeding
to ST. Mary's church, where high mass
was celebrated.
Mrs. Olivine Narcotic wife Of J. p.
Narcotic, and for the past thirty-one
years resident of Butte. died early
last Friday morning at her family resi-
dence, 1925 West Park street. Besides
husband, who is employed in SYM
ons' store, she is survived by two
daughters. Anseline. aged 10 years. and
Yvonne, aged 6 years. Her mother,
Mrs. F. x. Girard, and two sisters. Mrs.
Thiro and Mrs. LedouX. reside in Mon
treal. Two sisters, Mrs. Hirbour and
Mrs d. Dorais. as well as two brothers.
f. y. and D. J. Girard, reside in Butte.
Mrs. Narcotic was the daughter of pio
neer residents in Butte, and was held
in high esteem by her many friends.
The funeral was held Monday morning
at lO:30 o'clock from the family resi-
dence. proceeding to St Patrick's
where high mass was cele-
brated
Miss Julia Horgan, who viii be mar
ried on Easter Wednesday to Howard !
mcintyre of this city. was the honor
guest tuesday at handsomely ap-
pointed luncheon given by her sister. |
Mrs. James e. Murray of West Granite |
street when covers were laid for twelve |
The tenth anniversary of the Srpsko |
Jedinstvo, a Servian benefit and social |
society, held a. sjollification Friday night |
n honor of its tenth anniversarv. THE |
club rooms at 81 North Main street
we're brilliant with decorations. and |
he tables were loaded with LIQUID and |
solid refreshments. A dance followed |
he feasting. t. Tomich presided. Fa-
her MarkoVich blessed the occasion. |
resident PrnJat. LaZar Puich and John |
Seslia aided in the entertainment.
Mrs Joseph Ryan of Montpelier, Ida.
s in the city visiting friends
Miss Agnes Boyle of Helena is in the |
icy visiting her friend, Miss Nell Shce-
IAN.
Miss Bernice McComb of Missoula is
listing at the home of her grandmoth- |
r, Mrs. T. z. Sheehan, 217 North Jack |
on street.