The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27
DEATH Of \. ROSENF|ELD
Grim Reaper Claims One of Ana
conda's Best-Known Citizens.
WAS HIGHLY RESPECTED
After Seyenty-Four Years of Useful Life
He Expires OF a Stroke o. Apo
plexy at His Home in
This City.

N. Rosenield an old and highly re-
evening at his home at No. 3O4 East Third
street. Death was due indirectly to apo
plexy, superinduced by partial paralysis
Of the optic nerve. Death occurred at
6:25 o'clock.
Mr.. Rosenfield was born at Wuerten-
burg, Germany, April 10, 1922 and would
have been "a years of age had he lived till
next April. He came to America in 1915,
and after short period of residence in
Rochester, N. X. he went to California in
1852. He afterwards returned to E.urope
where he remained a short time, coming
again to Rochester, where he resided until
1883.
He came to Montana In 1883, first going
TO Helena, where he remained few
months, and then came to this city He
has resided here for II years, six and a
han years of which time he was engaged
in the wholesale liquor business at the
corner of Commercial avenue and Cherry
street. He sold this business to HaHahan
& MacCallum about five years ago,
since which time he has taken no active
part in business affairs.
Mr.. Rosenfeld was married in Stuttgart,
Germany, in 1856. Eleven children were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenield. 10 of
whom are living while one is dead. The
names of the children and their present
residences are as follows: Isaac. the ed-
est, resides in Anaconda: Aaron is a trav-
cling man, with headquarters in New
York; Abraham is also a travelling man..
with headquarters in Chicago; Moses is
an electrical contractor and is now in
Tennessee; Solomon, who during his resi-
dence in Anaconda, was generally known
as Sam" is learning the trade of watch
maker and jeweler in Peoria, ILL.,; Mrs.
8. i. Ettenheimer, Mrs. Fl. Rice and Mrs.
]. Miller, three of the daughters, reside in
Rochester, N. y: Mrs. NJ. Juda, another
daughter, lives at San Francisco, while
the fifth daughter, Mrs. NJ Goodman, re-
sides al Savannah, Ga. Fanny, another
daughter, died al the age of about years.
Mr.. Rosenfield leaves also a widow, two
sisters in New York and two sisters in
Europe.
Mr.. Rosenfield was Master Mason
and member of the l. O. o. f., to both
of which fraternal orders he had belonged
for more than so years. He held member
ship in two Eastern lodges. He was also
one of the charter members of the first
lodge of the Sons of Hermann instituted
in America.
Mr.. Rosenfield was one of the last mem
bers of that lodge. his fellow members
having dropped away gradually until only
few were left. Besides being a member
of the orders named he was connected
with two of the most prominent Hebrew
orders in America.
Mr. Rosenfed's funeral will occur at
1850 o'clock Tuesday. Interment will be
had at Butte, to which city the remains
will be conveyed on the noon train. 1t is
probable that the members of the local
Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges will
attend the funeral services.
The announcement of Mr. Rosenfield' S
death will be received with the greatest
regret by those who knew him. He was
one of the most highly esteemed gentle
men both in business and in social way
and his death is a matter of deep regret
to those in Anaconda who have had oc-
caSiOn to meet him.