Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-31
DIED..

CITY 0C l O'CLOCK SUNDAY morning.
March 26th, after an illness Of q few
weeke. of peritonitis, the result Of Hv.
or troubles and other complications
She was aged AZ years and days.
Mrs. Diedrich had not been we'll for
some time. but her illness only as
sumed q serious condition few days
before her untimely death. ;
Mrs. Diedrich was Katherine Gross,
born in 1868 at Fond du Lao, VIE.
With her parents she moved In 1867
to Stearns county, this state. where
in 1874. at st. Martin. she was mar
ried to Joseph Diedrich. Mr.. Died.
rich and family moved to Pierz in
1877, and In 1883 to Little Fails, where
Mr.. Diedrioh ran the American H'use
until his death In 1899. After her nus.
bands death Mrs. Ctedrich ran the
hotel most of the time until about two
years ago, when it was leased to the
present landlord, W. F. Krause.
Mrs. Diedrloh leaves Two children
Mrs. P. J. vasaIy and Joseph, aged
II years. Her aged father. John
Gross, lives in Pierz. as also four
brothers, stephen. Theodore. Joseph
and John. A sister, Mrs. NJ J. Book
horni, lives in Minneapolis.
The deceased was a member o: the
M. B. A., the Daughters of Pocahon.
tas and the Christian Mothers society
of the German Catholic church. All
these organizations were represented
at the funeral, which took place Tues
day morning from the German Catho'
lie church, Father Altendorf officiat.
ing. and interment was in Calvary
cemetery, where the good wife and
mother was laid to rest beside he,
husband. The funeral procession wa.
q very long one, and there were many
present from outside of the city. The
deceased's brothers and sister wer.
present.
Mrs. Diedrich was a woman O.
kindly disposition. true AMI faithful
Christian wife and mother, highl,
respected by all who knew her. Th'
sympathy Of all goes out to the child
rem who have lost the mother VII,
was as we'll their earnest friend ant
counsellor.
john Dody, father of Joseph bod!
of Little Falls, died at his home il
Hastings Wednesday last week, agei
Sd years. He leaves two daughter snt
four sons
John W. Wolter, one of the leadin,
business men of St. Cloud, and vel
known here, died at st. Raphael
hospital in ST. Cloud Saturday morn
ing. He had been operated on TO
hernia Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Vol
ter leaves wife and seven children.
The Clarissa Independent of Marcl
25th has the following obituary motto
Of Cyril spooner. formerly Of thi
city:
Cyril r. Spooner of Portal. N. D.
passed away at the home Of his sister
Mrs. Vim. Rambo, on Saturday even
ing, March 18th, at 1927 o'clocl
after an illness of several months, tn
cause of his death being tuberculosis.
The deceaeed was born at Wheat
land, Rice county, on Sept 1s, 1sS
and at the time of death was 3
years and 6 months old. He came t
Todd county with his parents when
small boy and remained with hia par
ents on the sarm south of town unit
he grew to manhood. He worked for
few years at Browerville and Littl
} Falls. A little over two years ago b
went to Portal. N. D., and engage
!, In the store business with his brothe
and was doing we'll when about a yea
ago he was taken Ill and underwen
, an operation for pleurisy In hospita
at st. Paul. He apparently recovered
but three months ago was again take
sick and the doctors advised abso]ut
rest and ne came here where he died
, He leaves five brothers and thre
sisters to mourn for him. They at
Joseph. Edmund and Mrs. VIM. Ram
DO Of Clarissa Ralph Of Browerville
; Mrs. Lillian Rollins of Staples; Ori
l Adlord and Miss Metina OF Portal, n
ID.
The faneral was held Monday mor1
J ing at 10 O'Clock from the Catholl
! church at Browerville, Rev. Tuse
q officiating.
9 Lorenzo D. Day, for many years
/ we'll known lumberman, died Frida
night last week at his ranch nes
Riverside, Cal. Mr.. Day began luu
, bering In Minnescts in 1864. and h
. firms operations extended into Morr
D son county.
He was member of the old fri
0f Ie0nard DaV e. S0ns for vaa,