Mrs Anna Anderson Killed in Accident at Lake Lilian
Mrs Anna Anderson wife of A E Anderson of Lake Lilian died after being struck by a runaway team while her husband loaded straw for corn shredding near Ninus Nelsons. Born March 15 1853 in northern Norway she leaves ten of thirteen children and a grieving husband a veteran of Indian and Civil wars. Funeral Thursday at ten with rites at the Norwegian M E cemetery East Lake Lillian conducted by Rev A Gulbrandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
A. E. Anderson
Lake Lilian
Anderson
Ninus Nelson
Ella Sorenson
Roseau County
Minn
M. E
East Lake
Lillian
A. Gulbrandson
Milan
Miller Ida C P Passes After Prolonged Illness
Ida C P Miller 42 years 9 months 7 days died after a year and a half of illness, nine months bedridden, in Willmar. Born in Sweden 1863, she married L E Miller in 1899 at Richland. The family formerly ran Riverside Hotel in Montevideo and later the Great Northern eating house. A longtime member of Maccabees and Rebekah lodges, she was devoted to charity and the poor. Remains sent to Richland for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. P. Miller
L. E. Miller
Fifth Street
St. Paul
Mrs. Miller
Sweden
America
Ida ©. Pierce
Miller
Richland
Rice County
Willmar
Riverside
Montevideo
Great Northern
West
Faribault
H.C. Buell
Presbyterian Etarch
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows ‘and
Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees
Rebekah
Macca- Bees
Rebekahs
Grom Northern Eating House
Ruvesll
Mason Boler
Weld for Crand Larceny James Roche Arrested
James Roche was arrested last Thursday by Sheriff Lundquist in Raymond and jailed in Willmar on grand larceny charges. A warrant by saloon keeper J D DeLange alleges Roche stole $3.11 and a 32-caliber revolver from DeLange's Raymond saloon on Sunday November 5. He faced disorderly conduct and was kept in a city lockup until a preliminary exam set for Monday at 2 pm. With $150 bail unmet, he remained in county custody amid grand jury questions. Judge Quale presides in Glencon this week replacing Judge Morrison. Judge Quinn presides in Windom replacing Judge Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
James Roche
Sherif Lundquist
Willmar
J.D. DeLange
Rooks
Roe
DeLange
Algo
Municips Court
Wolds Court
Quale
Glencon
Morrison
Inventa
H Jacobson
Bellingham
O. Jorgen Olson
A. H. Brown
Willmar Land and Improvement Co
Jacoban
Our City
O. BH
Glarum Place
Jacobson
Presbyterian Church
Souley
Santor C R Society
Bethesda Home Dedication at Eagle Lake Celebrated
The Norwegian Lutheran Free church of Eagle Lake dedicated theBethesda Home for orphans on a sunny late Indian summer day. About a thousand people attended morning services led by Prof. A Bel land and Rev J Mattson oversaw the home ceremony. Funds raised at the event totaled 152.90, with future plans for a home for the aged and expanded school and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Belland
Augsburg Seminary
Minneapolis
J. Mattson
Mathilde
Mattson
C. A. Baklund
Eagle Lake
Hereas
Bethesda
Rev
Ance
Halof
Ardebt
Libestal
Nev
J. Mortenson
Ndard
Bette
Waa
Mac Abe
Sarie Abe
Tesla
M. B. Michaelson
Manksto
Minn
Willmar
A. Helland
Augaburg
John Mattson
Pioneer Ake Johnson Dies at 74 in Tripolis
Tripolis Nov 14 The long time resident Ake Johnson aged 74 died after a stroke, survived by his son Ernest R Johnson and family. A charter member of Tripolis Lutheran Church, he came from Ommens parlor Skine Sweden in 1868 and helped build a farm. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Tripolis church with possible attendance by brother in law Sev L Johnson of Fergus Falls. Johnson was known as a faithful neighbor and respectable citizen. The article also notes church organ plans at St Luke's and a new reading room for locomotive firemen with a planned December opening and a $1,200 Vocalion organ choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripolis
Ake L. John
Ernest R. Johnson
Tripolia Lutheran Church
Opmenns Parlob
Skine
Sweden
Johnson
Sev. L. Johneon
Fergus Falls
Mion
St. Luke's Church
Paul
Messie
Russell Spicer
Alton Crosby
St. Luke’s Church
Raikesden
Knebel
Winney
Andrew Peterson
Great Northern Company
Hegstrom
St Luke's Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Collision in Yard Sparks Heavy Loss for Great Northern
A two-train wreck in the local railroad yards near the carpenter shop yesterday morning left two refrigerator cars and two box cars damaged beyond use. Engineer Elmer Pelton escaped through the cab window with injuries including a sprained ankle, while fireman Frank Pschorr was unhurt. An extra freight train backing from the east collided with the switch engine on track No 3, derailing several cars and triggering a second, more violent impact as a string of cars from track No 12 was struck. Pelton suffered a possible fracture. later exams show a bone injury in his foot. Fire crews cleared debris as crowds gathered to view the scene. News of the wreck followed by a bowling league update as local matches revived interest with plans for a Thanksgiving tournament featuring teams from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Company
Elmer Pellow
Sperry
Griffin
Pelton
Ingek No. 12
Pelion
de McCoughlin
Frank Pschorr
MecLaughlin
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Alter M
Elmer Stewart
Samuel Agnew
Frank Bentley
Geo. Claggett
Helga Sandell
Frank Thomas
Rebecca Miller
Ourney
M. Tabor
Manilonee
Endleasie
B. Hegness
Thredren
Cottor
Redwood
Firet
Efort
Hegness
M Son
Lamberton
Mathilda
G. C. Largheen
Haale
Aus
J. M.michaalson
S. Risley
Affer Shather
M.B. Michbelacn
Toca
Madeila
Mina
Chris. Molin
Luke Lillion
B. Aus
Northwood
N. D
Boi
Albert Pramatad
J. M.michaelsom
Clinton, Mino
EB. Gyoud
Key
B. O. Lineson
Marinette
Mich
M.C. Kapperud
Dakota County
Ming
Engdake
Bethesda Home
Gynild
Mathilda Swenson
Carrie Skeie
Gina Ryg
Gilbert Guttormson
Goodhue ‘County
Eaklund
Thorn, Alban & Fisher
Einar Scholl
Willmar Hardware Co
Nelson & Freeberg
Ummer
Tripolis Piomeer
Garthera
Beens
Istiers
Ferguson
Banson
Litchfield
Clara City
Anderson Bros
Jewelers
Opticiars
Eye Glass
Byon
Pourth Street
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