Silverbow County MT Archives Obituaries.....Duggan, John December 1911
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The Anaconda Standard, December 15, 1911
VETERAN GAMBLER DIES IN PENURY --

From the prosperity days when gambling in Butte was in full blast to death in 
penury was the lot of John Duggan, aged about 45 years. He died without funds 
at the emergency hospital last night. He was taken there yesterday morning from 
the Rodger block, suffering from an acute attack of erysipelas.

Duggan was a familiar character about the old gambling halls of Butte and was 
associated with Jack Enright during the wide-open days. He was conspicuous at 
the race track books. When the lid was clamped on the game he went to Ogden, 
where a wife and daughter was thought to be living. He had no funds, but old 
friends provided him with a nurse and gave him medical assistance.

The body is held at Duggan's undertaking rooms pending word from relatives.



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