Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-13
DIED

Herman Utscb rtceievd q telephone
message from St. Paul Thursday
morning announcing the death OF Mrs.
Otsch' brother. jos. Michaud. Mr..
Michaud as taken i'll with q severe
case of stomach trouble q week ago,
from which he had been q sufferer for
some years. while in Montana. and
was later transferred to st. Paul and
placed In the st. Josehp's hospital for
treatment, where te succumbed to the
disease Wednesday night. The de-
ceased was about 80 years of age at
the time Of bis death.
Mr.. Mlchaud Wss engaged in the
grocery business in this city with his
father, 4. Michaud, some years ago,
occupy ing the store now run BY Jos.
0endron on Broadway. In the year
1898 he rem owed to ST. Paul where he
resided several years. he was of
jovial disposition and was held in
high esteem by his old friends here.
The deceased is survived by q wife.
q father, A. Michaud OF st. Paul, one
brother, Nesttr Michaud of 81. Paul,
and three sisters, Miss Alice Michaud
| of St. Paul. Mrs. EcCullum of
Anaconda, Montana, and Mrs. Her.
man Otsch of this city.
The remains were brought to this
city Thursday evening on No. y, and
taken to The hone of Herman Utsch
on Seventh street southeast.
Funeral services will be held at the
French Catholic church at 9o'clcck
this ..morning and burial will be in
Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs.. Anna TalberR, wife of Lars
Talberg, Of Mount Morris, died at her
home in Mount Morris last Saturday
morning. Mrs.. Talberg was born in
Ostra Fors, Malung, Sweden. Feb.
8th. 1867, and was thus 1T her death .
little aaoFe than 40 -5esEs- old. SIZE
was married at the age of twenty to
the husband who survives her, and
was the mother of . children. eight
of whom are living. Their names
a1e Jennie. Julia, Roy, Rudolph,
Ruth. George, William and Baby
Anna, who was born few hours
before her mother passed to the great
beyond. The interment took place at
Morrill, cemetery last Sunday after
noon strangers and friends all We'd
In paying the last respects to the mem.
ory OF Mrs. Talberg and more than
forty carriages made up the funeral
coltege.
Mrs. Talberg was a noble woman.
She was q true wife and loving
mother. During more than 20 years
Of married life, che was her husbands
constant help and never did she shirk
even the most unpleasant tasks. Dur
ing adversely and the struggles aways
incident to pioneer life, she stood
Eooly by his side, always cheerful and
full of hope. To know Mrs. TslberE
was to respect her and admire her for
her many womanly attributes. He1
place cannot be filled. May the men,
ory of her cheer her surviving hus
band and children and help them to
travel the way alone without her
who had loved them 30 we'll and so
faithfoll..
| The Duluth News.Tribure has tie
following obituary notice of the death
of John O. Milne, father of Rev. M.
B. Milne OF this city:
John 0. Milne, another of the old
civil war veterans has answered his
last call passing away at his home,
1927 West Second street yesterday
morning from the effects of stroke
Of paralysis which he suffered Sunday
afternoon. He was stricken similarly
u year ago and had been an invalid
ever since. although far, from being
helpless. He attended church as Us:
usl Sunday morning and did not COM
plain. Suddenly he fell unconscic us
and rem aimed in this state until
death came at 7:s0 yesterday morn.
Ing.
! MIR. Milne was 66 years old the
first day Of July. He was born at
} Pocassed, Mass, and spent the greater
part of his childhood in New York
state, coming to Minnesota in 1851.
When the war broke out he was far
in the northern wilds of this state
Hearing of it from the driver of q
stage coach one afterne on he put his
camp. in order, arranged his pack-sack
and started on tramp Of nearly zoe
miles to st. Paul
He enlisted ut Fort Smelling N the
First Minnesota regiment, Company !.
. and served until the first battle at Bull
Run. In this engagement he was &C
severely wounded that he was left On
: the field but he revived. ae W.
! taken prisoner but WAS soon exchanged
, and sent to relatives in Massachusetts
=; He was married in 1853 to Mis-!
Minnie Bronson. of Fall River, Masf
In 1870 he again returned to Minneso
I tn settling In the. northern part Of th'
state coming to Duluth II years ago
He was member of the senate To-
: lone term, representing tho northern
. district and he vas formerly nem
ber of the board Of education. 81,
was prominent in Culyer Post, g. A
{ r..
- He is survived by his wife, one sol
. and three daughters. The son 10 Rev
! NJ. B. Milne, pastor Of church .
o Little Falls. The daughters are Mis-
Minnie Milne, Mrs. w. n. Hanna an