Well Known Man Receives Call
H. A. Milot Succumbs To Apoplexy At Family Home On Knight Street
H. A. Milot, one of Helena's most well known old time residents, died yesterday morning at nine o'clock at the family residence on Knight Street of apoplexy. Having resided here for more than 30 years Mr. Milot leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Milot was born at Yamachiche, province of Quebec, Can., 73 years ago. He came to this state in 1861 from St. Joseph, Mo., and first settled at Deer Lodge where he was engaged in the cattle business. A year later he removed to Bannack where his entire stock was destroyed in a raid made by Indians. He then became a collector for numerous Bannack concerns. In 1863 he removed to Virginia City where he opened a saloon, but he soon sold out and returned again to Deer Lodge where he conducted a mercantile establishment until 1870. He then purchased a ranch in the Deer Lodge valley which he conducted until 1876 when he came to Helena.
Besides a wife he is survived by eight children.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 8, 1910
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Many Friends Attend Funeral Of H. A. Milot
Services Held Early Yesterday Morning from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
The funeral of H. A. Milot, the well known pioneer Helena resident, who died suddenly in this city Monday morning, took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts. At the Cathedral, where a requiem high mass was conducted by the Rev. Father Victor Day, a great many friends of the well known old-timer gathered to pay a last tribute of love and respect to his memory.
Interment was at the Resurrection Cemetery and the final obsequies were conducted by the Rev. Father Carroll.
The pallbearers, selected from among the many friends of the deceased, were Frank L. Reece, Ed La Chappelle, C. P. Van Wart, L. C. Henry, S. A. Balliet and J. J. Fant.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 15, 1910
H. A. Milot Succumbs To Apoplexy At Family Home On Knight Street
H. A. Milot, one of Helena's most well known old time residents, died yesterday morning at nine o'clock at the family residence on Knight Street of apoplexy. Having resided here for more than 30 years Mr. Milot leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Milot was born at Yamachiche, province of Quebec, Can., 73 years ago. He came to this state in 1861 from St. Joseph, Mo., and first settled at Deer Lodge where he was engaged in the cattle business. A year later he removed to Bannack where his entire stock was destroyed in a raid made by Indians. He then became a collector for numerous Bannack concerns. In 1863 he removed to Virginia City where he opened a saloon, but he soon sold out and returned again to Deer Lodge where he conducted a mercantile establishment until 1870. He then purchased a ranch in the Deer Lodge valley which he conducted until 1876 when he came to Helena.
Besides a wife he is survived by eight children.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 8, 1910
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Many Friends Attend Funeral Of H. A. Milot
Services Held Early Yesterday Morning from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
The funeral of H. A. Milot, the well known pioneer Helena resident, who died suddenly in this city Monday morning, took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts. At the Cathedral, where a requiem high mass was conducted by the Rev. Father Victor Day, a great many friends of the well known old-timer gathered to pay a last tribute of love and respect to his memory.
Interment was at the Resurrection Cemetery and the final obsequies were conducted by the Rev. Father Carroll.
The pallbearers, selected from among the many friends of the deceased, were Frank L. Reece, Ed La Chappelle, C. P. Van Wart, L. C. Henry, S. A. Balliet and J. J. Fant.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 15, 1910
Well Known Man Receives Call
H. A. Milot Succumbs To Apoplexy At Family Home On Knight Street
H. A. Milot, one of Helena's most well known old time residents, died yesterday morning at nine o'clock at the family residence on Knight Street of apoplexy. Having resided here for more than 30 years Mr. Milot leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Milot was born at Yamachiche, province of Quebec, Can., 73 years ago. He came to this state in 1861 from St. Joseph, Mo., and first settled at Deer Lodge where he was engaged in the cattle business. A year later he removed to Bannack where his entire stock was destroyed in a raid made by Indians. He then became a collector for numerous Bannack concerns. In 1863 he removed to Virginia City where he opened a saloon, but he soon sold out and returned again to Deer Lodge where he conducted a mercantile establishment until 1870. He then purchased a ranch in the Deer Lodge valley which he conducted until 1876 when he came to Helena.
Besides a wife he is survived by eight children.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 8, 1910
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Many Friends Attend Funeral Of H. A. Milot
Services Held Early Yesterday Morning from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
The funeral of H. A. Milot, the well known pioneer Helena resident, who died suddenly in this city Monday morning, took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts. At the Cathedral, where a requiem high mass was conducted by the Rev. Father Victor Day, a great many friends of the well known old-timer gathered to pay a last tribute of love and respect to his memory.
Interment was at the Resurrection Cemetery and the final obsequies were conducted by the Rev. Father Carroll.
The pallbearers, selected from among the many friends of the deceased, were Frank L. Reece, Ed La Chappelle, C. P. Van Wart, L. C. Henry, S. A. Balliet and J. J. Fant.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 15, 1910
H. A. Milot Succumbs To Apoplexy At Family Home On Knight Street
H. A. Milot, one of Helena's most well known old time residents, died yesterday morning at nine o'clock at the family residence on Knight Street of apoplexy. Having resided here for more than 30 years Mr. Milot leaves a host of friends that sincerely mourn his death.
Mr. Milot was born at Yamachiche, province of Quebec, Can., 73 years ago. He came to this state in 1861 from St. Joseph, Mo., and first settled at Deer Lodge where he was engaged in the cattle business. A year later he removed to Bannack where his entire stock was destroyed in a raid made by Indians. He then became a collector for numerous Bannack concerns. In 1863 he removed to Virginia City where he opened a saloon, but he soon sold out and returned again to Deer Lodge where he conducted a mercantile establishment until 1870. He then purchased a ranch in the Deer Lodge valley which he conducted until 1876 when he came to Helena.
Besides a wife he is survived by eight children.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 8, 1910
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Many Friends Attend Funeral Of H. A. Milot
Services Held Early Yesterday Morning from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
The funeral of H. A. Milot, the well known pioneer Helena resident, who died suddenly in this city Monday morning, took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts. At the Cathedral, where a requiem high mass was conducted by the Rev. Father Victor Day, a great many friends of the well known old-timer gathered to pay a last tribute of love and respect to his memory.
Interment was at the Resurrection Cemetery and the final obsequies were conducted by the Rev. Father Carroll.
The pallbearers, selected from among the many friends of the deceased, were Frank L. Reece, Ed La Chappelle, C. P. Van Wart, L. C. Henry, S. A. Balliet and J. J. Fant.
Printed in The Helena Daily Independent (Helena, MT) on page 8, Tues., February 15, 1910
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