Savage Montana tragedy ends in suicide attempt and hospital care
Edith Valkenburg, known as Mrs. Pieter, briefly left Algona after learning of Vivian Naudain’s death. In Savage she tried to shoot herself at a cemetery after failing to locate a grave, then attempted to retrieve the revolver. She collapsed and was found, brought to a hospital where she is recovering. She has two children and is connected to local families. her fiancé was Naudain.
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Savage
Montana
Thompson
Algona
Vivian Naudain
Durant
Bet Crenan
Calle ‘Ea Doclo ufPe
Kenbligh
Spondud
Pieter
Edith Valkenburg
Charles City
Worthing
F. A. Valkenburg
Denver
Ather
Fleffer
Naudath
Minnesota
Lost Island Notes and Graettinger Institute Updates
Community notes from Lost Island and Graettinger recounts of residents attending the Farmers Institute, visits, illnesses, births, and social gatherings. Entries mention Mrs. Lewis Peterson hosting, Oscar Hauge ill with erysipelas, Dr Nane attending, births to Mr and Mrs Anfin Rieson, and local residents at viewing events and visits.
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Lewis Peterson
Farmers’ Institute
Graettinger
Oscar Hauge
Nane
Burn
Anfin Rieson
C. Miles
Lake City
Sly
Will Olson
W. Peton
W. Peton and Daughter Qaettinger Friday, Jenny Hauge
Lost Island
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