Found in Rock Springs Rocket November 18,1921
DANIEL D. MUIR DIES IN DENVER
Daniel D. Muir- of Big Piney died
Saturday morning, November 12th, in
Denver, where he had been taken
to a hospital for treatment about a
week previous.
Mr. Muir was a stockman of the
Upper country, being associated with
his brother. W. A. Muir, in two
ranches in the vicinity of Big Piney,
where he has lived for the past fifteen
years.He has been sick for a year past,
but when he was taken to Denver it
was not thought that his condlton
was especially serious.
His brother, W. A. Muir accompanied
him to Denver and had returned
and the news of his death came as
a surprise.
Daniel D. Muir was born In Bellshire,Scotland
in June 1879. He came to this country
with his parents when a very small child, living:
first in Pennsylvania and later in
Maryland, coming to Rock Springs in
1886. He received his education in
the Rock Springs public schools and
as stated above has been engaged in
ranching for the past fifteen years.
He is survived by his wife and
three children all boys, David, Ralph
and Park; five sisters, Mrs. John
Park and Mrs. W. B. Ross of Rock
Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlman and
Mrs. Alex McQuarrie of Seattle,
Wash.; and Mrs. Flora Keel of Venice,
California. Three brothers.
David Muir of Baxter Springs, Kan.
John Muir of Auburn, Cal., and
W.A. Muir of Rock Springs.
Funeral services were held Wednesday,
Nov. 26. from the John Park
home on Elk street and were conducted
by Rev. Napier of the Congregational
Church, Many friends in
Rock Springs and friends and neighbors
from the upper country attendeed
the services.
DANIEL D. MUIR DIES IN DENVER
Daniel D. Muir- of Big Piney died
Saturday morning, November 12th, in
Denver, where he had been taken
to a hospital for treatment about a
week previous.
Mr. Muir was a stockman of the
Upper country, being associated with
his brother. W. A. Muir, in two
ranches in the vicinity of Big Piney,
where he has lived for the past fifteen
years.He has been sick for a year past,
but when he was taken to Denver it
was not thought that his condlton
was especially serious.
His brother, W. A. Muir accompanied
him to Denver and had returned
and the news of his death came as
a surprise.
Daniel D. Muir was born In Bellshire,Scotland
in June 1879. He came to this country
with his parents when a very small child, living:
first in Pennsylvania and later in
Maryland, coming to Rock Springs in
1886. He received his education in
the Rock Springs public schools and
as stated above has been engaged in
ranching for the past fifteen years.
He is survived by his wife and
three children all boys, David, Ralph
and Park; five sisters, Mrs. John
Park and Mrs. W. B. Ross of Rock
Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlman and
Mrs. Alex McQuarrie of Seattle,
Wash.; and Mrs. Flora Keel of Venice,
California. Three brothers.
David Muir of Baxter Springs, Kan.
John Muir of Auburn, Cal., and
W.A. Muir of Rock Springs.
Funeral services were held Wednesday,
Nov. 26. from the John Park
home on Elk street and were conducted
by Rev. Napier of the Congregational
Church, Many friends in
Rock Springs and friends and neighbors
from the upper country attendeed
the services.
Found in Rock Springs Rocket November 18,1921
DANIEL D. MUIR DIES IN DENVER
Daniel D. Muir- of Big Piney died
Saturday morning, November 12th, in
Denver, where he had been taken
to a hospital for treatment about a
week previous.
Mr. Muir was a stockman of the
Upper country, being associated with
his brother. W. A. Muir, in two
ranches in the vicinity of Big Piney,
where he has lived for the past fifteen
years.He has been sick for a year past,
but when he was taken to Denver it
was not thought that his condlton
was especially serious.
His brother, W. A. Muir accompanied
him to Denver and had returned
and the news of his death came as
a surprise.
Daniel D. Muir was born In Bellshire,Scotland
in June 1879. He came to this country
with his parents when a very small child, living:
first in Pennsylvania and later in
Maryland, coming to Rock Springs in
1886. He received his education in
the Rock Springs public schools and
as stated above has been engaged in
ranching for the past fifteen years.
He is survived by his wife and
three children all boys, David, Ralph
and Park; five sisters, Mrs. John
Park and Mrs. W. B. Ross of Rock
Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlman and
Mrs. Alex McQuarrie of Seattle,
Wash.; and Mrs. Flora Keel of Venice,
California. Three brothers.
David Muir of Baxter Springs, Kan.
John Muir of Auburn, Cal., and
W.A. Muir of Rock Springs.
Funeral services were held Wednesday,
Nov. 26. from the John Park
home on Elk street and were conducted
by Rev. Napier of the Congregational
Church, Many friends in
Rock Springs and friends and neighbors
from the upper country attendeed
the services.
DANIEL D. MUIR DIES IN DENVER
Daniel D. Muir- of Big Piney died
Saturday morning, November 12th, in
Denver, where he had been taken
to a hospital for treatment about a
week previous.
Mr. Muir was a stockman of the
Upper country, being associated with
his brother. W. A. Muir, in two
ranches in the vicinity of Big Piney,
where he has lived for the past fifteen
years.He has been sick for a year past,
but when he was taken to Denver it
was not thought that his condlton
was especially serious.
His brother, W. A. Muir accompanied
him to Denver and had returned
and the news of his death came as
a surprise.
Daniel D. Muir was born In Bellshire,Scotland
in June 1879. He came to this country
with his parents when a very small child, living:
first in Pennsylvania and later in
Maryland, coming to Rock Springs in
1886. He received his education in
the Rock Springs public schools and
as stated above has been engaged in
ranching for the past fifteen years.
He is survived by his wife and
three children all boys, David, Ralph
and Park; five sisters, Mrs. John
Park and Mrs. W. B. Ross of Rock
Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlman and
Mrs. Alex McQuarrie of Seattle,
Wash.; and Mrs. Flora Keel of Venice,
California. Three brothers.
David Muir of Baxter Springs, Kan.
John Muir of Auburn, Cal., and
W.A. Muir of Rock Springs.
Funeral services were held Wednesday,
Nov. 26. from the John Park
home on Elk street and were conducted
by Rev. Napier of the Congregational
Church, Many friends in
Rock Springs and friends and neighbors
from the upper country attendeed
the services.
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