The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 13 April 1917
Martin Connolly Dies At Benton. Well Known Pioneer Will Be Buried At Riverside Cemetery
Martin Connolly, a pioneer resident of Montana, died at his home in Fort Benton Wednesday evening. He was 65 years of age. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four brothers, Patrick of Shonkin, Michael of Shelby, John of Cut Bank, and Joseph of Great Falls. Funeral will be held at his former residence this morning. Interment at Riverside cemetery.
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13 April 1917--Resident of Shonkin Dies At Fort Benton
Fort Benton, April 12--Martin Connolly died in the hospital at this place last evening. Mr. Connolly had been in poor health for some weeks, but most of the time had been out and attending to business. He was an old time resident of the lower Shonkin, having a valuable ranch within a few miles of Fort Benton, but had sold that place a few years ago, and since that time had been living in Fort Benton most of the time. He leaves a wife and two daughters and a large circle of sisters and brothers in this part of the state, all of whom have long been residents of Montana.
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 13 April 1917
Martin Connolly Dies At Benton. Well Known Pioneer Will Be Buried At Riverside Cemetery
Martin Connolly, a pioneer resident of Montana, died at his home in Fort Benton Wednesday evening. He was 65 years of age. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four brothers, Patrick of Shonkin, Michael of Shelby, John of Cut Bank, and Joseph of Great Falls. Funeral will be held at his former residence this morning. Interment at Riverside cemetery.
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13 April 1917--Resident of Shonkin Dies At Fort Benton
Fort Benton, April 12--Martin Connolly died in the hospital at this place last evening. Mr. Connolly had been in poor health for some weeks, but most of the time had been out and attending to business. He was an old time resident of the lower Shonkin, having a valuable ranch within a few miles of Fort Benton, but had sold that place a few years ago, and since that time had been living in Fort Benton most of the time. He leaves a wife and two daughters and a large circle of sisters and brothers in this part of the state, all of whom have long been residents of Montana.
The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 13 April 1917
Martin Connolly Dies At Benton. Well Known Pioneer Will Be Buried At Riverside Cemetery
Martin Connolly, a pioneer resident of Montana, died at his home in Fort Benton Wednesday evening. He was 65 years of age. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four brothers, Patrick of Shonkin, Michael of Shelby, John of Cut Bank, and Joseph of Great Falls. Funeral will be held at his former residence this morning. Interment at Riverside cemetery.
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13 April 1917--Resident of Shonkin Dies At Fort Benton
Fort Benton, April 12--Martin Connolly died in the hospital at this place last evening. Mr. Connolly had been in poor health for some weeks, but most of the time had been out and attending to business. He was an old time resident of the lower Shonkin, having a valuable ranch within a few miles of Fort Benton, but had sold that place a few years ago, and since that time had been living in Fort Benton most of the time. He leaves a wife and two daughters and a large circle of sisters and brothers in this part of the state, all of whom have long been residents of Montana.
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 13 April 1917
Martin Connolly Dies At Benton. Well Known Pioneer Will Be Buried At Riverside Cemetery
Martin Connolly, a pioneer resident of Montana, died at his home in Fort Benton Wednesday evening. He was 65 years of age. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four brothers, Patrick of Shonkin, Michael of Shelby, John of Cut Bank, and Joseph of Great Falls. Funeral will be held at his former residence this morning. Interment at Riverside cemetery.
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13 April 1917--Resident of Shonkin Dies At Fort Benton
Fort Benton, April 12--Martin Connolly died in the hospital at this place last evening. Mr. Connolly had been in poor health for some weeks, but most of the time had been out and attending to business. He was an old time resident of the lower Shonkin, having a valuable ranch within a few miles of Fort Benton, but had sold that place a few years ago, and since that time had been living in Fort Benton most of the time. He leaves a wife and two daughters and a large circle of sisters and brothers in this part of the state, all of whom have long been residents of Montana.
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