Death Notice of H. E. Ellsworth, Baker City, Baker Co., OR, 1900

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The Morning Democrat, Baker City, OR; 21 Apr 1900

DIED OF TYPHOID

H. E. Ellsworth died yesteday at the hospital of typhoid fever, aged 28 years.
Relatives of the deceased are supposed to be living in Montana, but nothing is
known of their whereabouts. Ellsworth was a miner and came from California
about two months ago in company with J. A. Platt and was stricken with
pneumonia upon his arrival, which terminated fatally. The body lies at Lew's
undertaking parlors and the funeral will take place from St. Francis Catholic
church Monday morning.