s/o Samuel & Josephine (Bolon) Bowers. Harry is buried beside his first cousin William Woodman.
Missoulian - March 18 1905
Harry Bowers Dead
Harry Bowers, 20 years old, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Josephine Bowers, at 612 Washington street, at 1 o'clock this morning of fever. The young man had been ill for nine days and was brought to Missoula from Lo Lo. He had been a resident of Missoula for about a year and for a while worked for the railroad company. His father is a resident of Johnson, Wash., and one brother resides in California. A brother and two sisters live in Missoula at the family home. The remains were taken to the March undertaking rooms early this morning, from where the funeral arrangements will be made later.
Missoulian - March 18 1905
Harry Bowers Dead
Harry Bowers, 20 years old, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Josephine Bowers, at 612 Washington street, at 1 o'clock this morning of fever. The young man had been ill for nine days and was brought to Missoula from Lo Lo. He had been a resident of Missoula for about a year and for a while worked for the railroad company. His father is a resident of Johnson, Wash., and one brother resides in California. A brother and two sisters live in Missoula at the family home. The remains were taken to the March undertaking rooms early this morning, from where the funeral arrangements will be made later.
s/o Samuel & Josephine (Bolon) Bowers. Harry is buried beside his first cousin William Woodman.
Missoulian - March 18 1905
Harry Bowers Dead
Harry Bowers, 20 years old, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Josephine Bowers, at 612 Washington street, at 1 o'clock this morning of fever. The young man had been ill for nine days and was brought to Missoula from Lo Lo. He had been a resident of Missoula for about a year and for a while worked for the railroad company. His father is a resident of Johnson, Wash., and one brother resides in California. A brother and two sisters live in Missoula at the family home. The remains were taken to the March undertaking rooms early this morning, from where the funeral arrangements will be made later.
Missoulian - March 18 1905
Harry Bowers Dead
Harry Bowers, 20 years old, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Josephine Bowers, at 612 Washington street, at 1 o'clock this morning of fever. The young man had been ill for nine days and was brought to Missoula from Lo Lo. He had been a resident of Missoula for about a year and for a while worked for the railroad company. His father is a resident of Johnson, Wash., and one brother resides in California. A brother and two sisters live in Missoula at the family home. The remains were taken to the March undertaking rooms early this morning, from where the funeral arrangements will be made later.
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