Silverbow County MT Archives Obituaries.....Neeley, Edward H. December 1909
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The Anaconda Standard, January 1, 1910
Edward H. Neeley, one of the well known resident of the Butte district, died 
unexpectedly last evening, after a brief illness. He was 42 years old and a 
native of Missouri. His residence was at 305 West Granite. He had lived about 
20 years in Butte.

Neeley was an engineer and for a number of years past had been employed in the 
Modoc mine. He had been a sufferer from stomach trouble, but he bravely 
continued his work until Wednesday, when he was compelled to give up his shift 
because of illness. The physician who was called yesterday found his condition 
to be critical and suggested his removal to a local hospital. This was done, 
but the inroads of the disease had been so strong that the vitality of the 
engineer was sapped and he passed away just at the moment he arrived at the 
hospital.

Surviving Mr. Neeley are his wife and two children. He leaves a brother and two 
sisters in Oklahoma and a sister in Los Angeles. He was a member of Butte camp, 
No. 153, Woodmen of the World, of the Women of Woodcraft, the American Yeomen 
and the engineers' union.

The body is at Richards' undertaking rooms, where it will he held until 
relatives are heard from.

Mr. Neeley was a warm personal friend of former Mayor Corby and took an active 
interest in matters political. He had a wide circle of friends, and there was 
genuine regret last night when the news of his death became known.

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