The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-07-02
Obituary

1908, at her home in Cass Lake.
of intestinal obtrusion, Mrs. Hat
tie M. Bryant, aged % years.
No death in Cass Lake has caused
so much genuine sorrow as that of
Mrs. Bryant, which occurred at her
home on Saturday evening, June 10.
The deceased had undergone a Sc
we're operation, from the effects of
which she appeared to be recovering
but unforeseen complications arose,
which no medical knowledge or skill
could successfully combat and the
soul of Mrs. G. N. Bryant returned
to her Maker. The death was un-
expected. DR.. MILESTONE was at
her bedside, when arising from her
recumbent position she exclaimed,
CDR. Milestone, l am dying" and
all was over.
When the sad news was learned
in town, many tears were shed, for
Mrs Bryant was beloved by all who
knew her. She was lady of the
noblest traits of character. Love,
kindness and consideration for 9TH
ers were her pre1ominating charac-
teristics. 1t was her happiness to
do things that would conduce to the
pleasure of others, and these things
were performed in quiet, unosten-
tatious manner. In her home life
was exemplified all that was best
and purest in her sex. Her chief
aim seemed to be to shine there for
the happiness, pleasure and gratifi-
cation of her husband and friends.
To her large circle of friends, she
was always the same kind, thought
full and pleasant disposition, With
such an admirable nature, it is no
surprise that her presence will be
missed and her death mourned.
Words of consolation are cheer
fully extended to her bereaved hus-
band, mother and sister, but they |
avail little. A void is in the home |
which cannot be replaced. Time
will alleviate the hearts sufferings
and heal the ache caused by her sud-
den and untimely taking away 1t |
is not proper that those bereaved |
of their beloved ones should always |
mourn but when one with all the |
magnificent personality possessed by |
Mrs. G. M. Bryant passes to the
Great Beyond, her place is not cas-
lily filled.
The deceased was member of |
Roland Chapter Eastern Star and
occupied the chair of Esther. The
sisters of the chapter here took
charge of the remains and with the
members of the blue lodge, A. F. &
A. M, escorted them to the train
which took them to Larimore, ND
where intement took place.
The funeral services at Larimore
were conducted by the members of |
the Eastern Star, and were held at |
the home of her mother, Mrs. A. H. |
Brooks. Rev. Mr.. Chew, of the
M. E. church, preached the funeral
sermon. The floral offerings sent |
by friends of her young days in |
Larimore, were numerous and hand |
some. Roland chapter of this place
contributed a five pointed star, en-
blematical of the order. |
TO the husband, Charles M. BTy-
ant, Der mother, Mrs. A. H. Brooks
and sister, Mrs. Carson, are extend
ed the most profound sympathies. |
While their loss in loving and af-
fectionate wife, daughter and sister |
is almost heat breaking and irrevoc-
able, the numerous friends of the
deceased in Cass Lake, feel most
keenly. but bow their heads in hum-
BILE submission, wipe away the tears
and endeavor to forget the heartaches
and say, 'Lord, Thy will, not mine
be done."- Lake Voice.