Flat Creek death notices and church involvement in early 1900s Iowa
Obituaries detail Donovan Lochrie born in county Iowa 1472 and life as a Methodist Episcopalian, move to Lorimor and Flat Creek, church work and Sunday school leadership, wife and son James W. Lowhele, death December 8 at St Lukes Aberdeen. Also notice of Evelyn March, 22 months, death and funeral services, with thanks to mourners and flower offerings.
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Donovan Lovbirie
County
Towa
Lowa
Brit
Lorimor
Jasies W. Lowhele
Christian Church
Loehrie
Flat Creek
Lemmon
Aberdeen
St. Lukes Hospital
S. D
J. W. Donovan
Waterloo
Iowa
R. E. Done
B. F. Donovan
Grand Forks
N. D
Deeth
Little Evelyn
Harry
W. D. Williams
Reas Cerater
Evelyn
Harry D. March
Marth Good
North Dakota’s Growth Surprises the Country
North Dakota has grown from 319,140 in 1900 to about 577,056 in 1910, an 81.4 percent rise. The state’s development stems from agricultural promise, mineral potential, and major railroad networks fueling settlement and urban building, with Morton County alone up over 200 percent.
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North Dakota
Washington
South Dakota
Eid
Hinestoais
Morton County
Insaies
McKenairy Mercer
Hewman
Adina
North
Black Hills
Nortern Pacific
Great Northern
Soo
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