CVS BOLSTAD BURIEDFuneral services over the remains of Gus Bolst.ad. who died at Seward recently were held from the Lutherir Church on Wednesday night and interment was in the Petersburg Cemetery. The remains arrived from Sew aad on the Admiral Watson onTuesday.Additional details of the death of Bolstad were received as follows:Gus Bolstad, a carpenter recently of Petersburg and formerly of Seattle died at the hospital ;at Seward last week as the re-*•suit of injuries sustained in a fall ten days before at Port•Chatham.Bolstad was working on the cold storage plant that is being installed at Port Chatham. He^ fell from the scaffolding at the second floor, and was uuconsc ious for a few days. He regained consciousness and was about the plant for a few days when he again became unconscious. He was taken to Seward and it wasIdiscovered that bis skull wasfractuied in two places. An op ration was preformed and ablood clot removed from thebrain, but he did not recover.He was 87 years of age