Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05

The trial of Paul Fournier for the
murder of tie old mans daughter,
Aagot Dahl. is now in progress.
DIED
Fred Sheedy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Sheedy of Swan River, died at
the home of his patents In Swan Riv-
er, Saturday noon, March 30, OF con.
aged % years.
The deceased had been ailing about
a year, but was rot bad until he re-.
turned from Dskota in November,
where he had been through hsrvsst.
He was brought to the hospital for
treatment, but the terrible disease had
so far advanced that no reliet was OBJ
tanned, and he was again taken
home, where everything was done by
the loving parents and family TO
maize cheerful the few remaining
days of lifs of their son and brother.
Fred vas aa exemplary young man
snd was we'll thought of by ell with
whom he came in contact. He leaves
to mcurn his less, beside his parents,
three brothers, Willie, John and Dan
ME, sll CT Swan River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheedy, who are old
respected residents of the county have
the sincere sympathy of hoat Of
friends in their great bereavement.
The funeral was held from st.
Stanislaus church at Swan River Mon.
day afternoon and was attended by one
of the largest gatherings at any fun
eral ever held in the county. which
testifies to the b ign esteem in which
the deceased was held by his friends
and neighbors. Several from this city
we're in attendance at the funeral.
Inte1ment took place in the Swan
River cemetery.
Philip Lafond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Lafond, died at st. Gabriel'e
hospital Wednesday, evening at nine
o'clock, after an illness of about ten
days with typhoid tever, aged "a
years.
TIE deceased was born here and is
we'll known: He has made his home
on e place jnst east Of the city.
The deceased leaves, besides his
parents, q wife and three small chill
dren. and three brothers., Ernest,
Medieand. Almond, and two sisters,
Mrs P. st. Marie and Nellie Lafond.
all of this city and vicinity.
The funeral will be held today from
the French Catholic church, and the
remains will be inferred in Calvary.
Mrs. Mary Sopiech died at he,
home in Pike Creek Friday, March
:9. aged 80 years, of Bright's disease.
The deceased leaves q husband and
several small children. Mrs. Sobiech
was sister Of John K1ause of the
West side. The funeral was hello
from the Swan River church Monday
morning.
John Tuzinski died at his home il
Pike Crs elk Sunday morning. of lung
fever, aged 90 years. Mr.. Tuzinski
was q resident of Pike Greek for q
years and was we'll known by many o1
our citizens. A wife and nine child.
rem survive him. The funeral was
held from the Swan River Catholic
church Wednesday morning.
Delbert Root, until q year ago resi-
dent of Ft Ripley, was crushed II
death at smelter in Gem, Idaho, {
few days ago, aged 28 years. Mr.,
Root first went to Spokane from here
and then accepted position with 6
smelter at Gem, Idaho. He leaves Il
mourn his untimely death, a wife ani
several relatives. Mrs. Chas. Simmons
of this city is sister. Alonzo Root
a brother of the unfortunate man, lef
Sunday for Idaho to look after th'
disposition of the body.
Oscar Bryant formerly a resident O.
Little Falls died at Walker aged s.
years. Heart failure being the Gauss
of his de ath.
MI. Bryant had not been tee]in,
we'll for some time. He lived alonl
having Sc parated from his third wifi
and conducted a restaurant in Walke
for several years. He was a residen
of this city twenty years ago but haI
visited here. since that time.
Deceased is survived by q brothe
Morrill, Bryant of this city and 81
only daughter Mrs. a. r. Longfellov
of the Brickyards.
The remains arrived from Wake,
Thur.day afternoon accompanied b!
A. R. Longfellow and the funera
was hello from the NJ. E. church a
2:3O p. n. lnterment took place II
Oakland cemetery.
Inc IOllOWlDg 1s taken fIOm tn
Saltwater Gazette of the 2nd, and i
in regard to the death of sister O
AL Simonet of this city:
Miss Nina Simonet passed from
earth to her final reward last evenin,
att O'Clock at the residence of he
brother, Ludwig Simonet. She wa
young woman Of excellent traits O.
character and was much reloved by ,
srge circle of relatives and friends
here ard elsewhere.
T A daughter of the late Sebastia,
Simonet she was horn and grew up il
this city. for some years she was EN-
ployed in the Office of the establish
ment of her brothers in this city bu
gave up the place two years ago be
cause Of impaired health. A coupl
of weeks ago she suffered an acute a,
tack which her already weak condi
tion was unable to overcome, and sh