The New North-West, Deer Lodge, MT, 22 April 1887
Dan Cameron died suddenly of heart disease in Centerville, near Butte, Monday. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, who took charge of his remains.
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Butte Semi-Weekly Miner (MT), 23 April 1887
Buried By The G.A.R. and I.O.O.F
The funeral of Dan Cameron took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the G.A.R. and Odd Fellows. The body was committed to the grave with military honors by Lincoln Post and the ceremony was completed according to the Odd Fellow ritual.
In conversation with a friend of the deceased, it was learned that Cameron had been a great sufferer from nasal catarrh for ten years. He had a very severe attack of it, and he felt it an affliction to himself and others. Last year he went with the G.A.R. post to the California convention and stayed a month after he left and felt so much benefitted by it that he came back and closed out his businesses here to Chris Nessler with the intention of returning. He had his arrangements completed to leave next week when his sudden death supervened and disposed of him finally.
courtesy of: cara(#47072115)
Dan Cameron died suddenly of heart disease in Centerville, near Butte, Monday. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, who took charge of his remains.
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Butte Semi-Weekly Miner (MT), 23 April 1887
Buried By The G.A.R. and I.O.O.F
The funeral of Dan Cameron took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the G.A.R. and Odd Fellows. The body was committed to the grave with military honors by Lincoln Post and the ceremony was completed according to the Odd Fellow ritual.
In conversation with a friend of the deceased, it was learned that Cameron had been a great sufferer from nasal catarrh for ten years. He had a very severe attack of it, and he felt it an affliction to himself and others. Last year he went with the G.A.R. post to the California convention and stayed a month after he left and felt so much benefitted by it that he came back and closed out his businesses here to Chris Nessler with the intention of returning. He had his arrangements completed to leave next week when his sudden death supervened and disposed of him finally.
courtesy of: cara(#47072115)
The New North-West, Deer Lodge, MT, 22 April 1887
Dan Cameron died suddenly of heart disease in Centerville, near Butte, Monday. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, who took charge of his remains.
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Butte Semi-Weekly Miner (MT), 23 April 1887
Buried By The G.A.R. and I.O.O.F
The funeral of Dan Cameron took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the G.A.R. and Odd Fellows. The body was committed to the grave with military honors by Lincoln Post and the ceremony was completed according to the Odd Fellow ritual.
In conversation with a friend of the deceased, it was learned that Cameron had been a great sufferer from nasal catarrh for ten years. He had a very severe attack of it, and he felt it an affliction to himself and others. Last year he went with the G.A.R. post to the California convention and stayed a month after he left and felt so much benefitted by it that he came back and closed out his businesses here to Chris Nessler with the intention of returning. He had his arrangements completed to leave next week when his sudden death supervened and disposed of him finally.
courtesy of: cara(#47072115)
Dan Cameron died suddenly of heart disease in Centerville, near Butte, Monday. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic, who took charge of his remains.
---
Butte Semi-Weekly Miner (MT), 23 April 1887
Buried By The G.A.R. and I.O.O.F
The funeral of Dan Cameron took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the G.A.R. and Odd Fellows. The body was committed to the grave with military honors by Lincoln Post and the ceremony was completed according to the Odd Fellow ritual.
In conversation with a friend of the deceased, it was learned that Cameron had been a great sufferer from nasal catarrh for ten years. He had a very severe attack of it, and he felt it an affliction to himself and others. Last year he went with the G.A.R. post to the California convention and stayed a month after he left and felt so much benefitted by it that he came back and closed out his businesses here to Chris Nessler with the intention of returning. He had his arrangements completed to leave next week when his sudden death supervened and disposed of him finally.
courtesy of: cara(#47072115)
Inscription
DANIEL CAMERON
CO. A.
9 MINN INF
1833-1887
Gravesite Details
member of the GAR - Grand Army of the Republic - Civil War veterans
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