The River Press, Fort Benton, MT, 11 Oct 1882:
A man named McKenzey died at Barker last week and was buried on Friday. He was in the employ of the Mining and Smelting Company, working on the roads, and had only been in the camp a few weeks. His home was in California where he had a wife and family.
A man named McKenzey died at Barker last week and was buried on Friday. He was in the employ of the Mining and Smelting Company, working on the roads, and had only been in the camp a few weeks. His home was in California where he had a wife and family.
The River Press, Fort Benton, MT, 11 Oct 1882:
A man named McKenzey died at Barker last week and was buried on Friday. He was in the employ of the Mining and Smelting Company, working on the roads, and had only been in the camp a few weeks. His home was in California where he had a wife and family.
A man named McKenzey died at Barker last week and was buried on Friday. He was in the employ of the Mining and Smelting Company, working on the roads, and had only been in the camp a few weeks. His home was in California where he had a wife and family.
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