Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-01-05
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:Fr:sslt,sIicik H,ribriijpl1k passed tom
|na tarel faamler =. the sleep: which
knows. Is, awakening. come lime.
Wednesday, NOR ming, without the
kno wled=. Of HIS: family: The do:
ceased had benn:' troubled: with
asthma Cor some Years: It was in:
tens,fied os late, but nothing serious
| was expected. Mr.. Heidhrink did
not rise AS early AZ usual. and when
Mrs. Heiibrink' went 60 rouse him
about 1O.3Oa III he was dead. His
son Lewis was sleeping beside him,
and had noticed nothing. A physi-
cian pronounced the cause OF death
hea fixture Ii is thought death
oce Irred between and 9 o'clock, as
the t1ece;,>ed's son George spoke to
!! him abou5 100 u. lock, and received
an auswt?.
MIR. H. idbrink was born in Ger
many. arl was63 years old. When
little hey his parents removed 10
Fl. Wavte, Ind, where he lived until
moving l"ra in 1886. Ha served in
the civil var as corporal in Co. b,
5th Indiana cavalry, and was. dis
charged in June. 1865. He was mus
tered into the &. A. R. pest, May 2,
1896 The deceased leaves a vita,
three sons and three daughters
Louis. George. Do1 othy- Pauline and
Lnuis,: 81 1his city: and Frederick, of
Bemidj'.
The deceased was a man of hearty
and genial ways, and liked by all.
Funeral services were held by~Rev.
Reuter- last evening, and the remains
were taken to Fort WAYNE this morn
ing for burial.
West Union Cor. Todd Co. Argus:
It becomes our sad duty to anuounce
this week ;h. 1ea h of an old West
Union friend, Mrs. T. +. Cleary, nee
Miss Dobb*, mentioned some t.. me
ago as seriously ii with dropay.
Mrs. C'earyy DIED at Sank Centre, at
nine o:tlock:: Fri Hsy, morning OF
dropsy:: rom which she has been sui
fering: for the past txso ) Yeas Dur;
inu,,akt -, m ;,rl I i nj faIl aha hna haon
in The h,|,,pit,li 1t Minneapolis oils Her
death is u severe loss and il telt
keen1S; by all who knew her. D..
ceased was born iii West: Union,
where ch''dhooa days v.ts:-e: spIjept and
where ishe grew X, xo,na i, niboodd, y. she
| wits 'rnnrrIed. Ten yr..rs: ago 70 'Thos~
Clearly and *tt.'e'I in :Moorherd,:
From there they went. 70 LjttIe Eallss
where fhn: Was fist: taken sick: She:
Twas Obi tN-two ryeaFs efs;:aee BE
Sides hes: >husbana@~ aid; two small
Eehildren she leaves lfsf aged parents,
seven brothers ai1d two sister,, Il;
mourn her loss. Shs! ''ij >jbu1friHed
from tA@*Methodist:. ;;hareh at Sauk
tCelitr. El,nd fsrl i ren.ains laid. TO rest
on Sunday y, Silver Crsekt cemetery:
:besik't th ose yf her infant: daughter:
Mrs. Gle ~; was g. niece OF &. W.
Duncan of:ouf village. zs::: r. :;=;s"*.'
i. Mrs. Christ Olsen, formerly Of chs
city, died at:Relpidii, Dec. ~, leaving
a husband and three little children:
I Ax&in be sen by 20: our U[Jjptssala COR
respontence, John Swedbeck. the
weIl-kp0wn merchant and postmaster
81 UpsaIa, died: December; 2Sth *ia
C:,iifoi MIA. Mr., Swedbeck' had de
seloped large business in this
county, and at Bemidi', where he
owned Il lumber yard. He was re-
spected by~ali who knew him:
| Mrs. Michael Cannon; OF the West
side; died at: St. Gabriel's hospital
Thursday AFTERNOON last. week, after
u long illness: aged ~ years. She
leaves her husband, q. COOPER, sind
one child The ~foderal took: place
from the French Catholic church
Saturday morning, and the remains
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery: y
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l. EPISCOPAL. CHURCH