Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-05-17
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Fordyce, at Harvey, N. D., the eve
ming previous.
The cause of death was not men.
toned, and az the deceased has been
quite well of late her death must
have been unexpected. Mrs. Fordyce
was SO years of age.
The family came to this city about
sixteen years ago. Mr. Fordyce having
died some years later. During the
past four years the deceased had been
making her homo with her daughter,
Mrs. A. Heron, at Harvey, N. D.
Mrs. Fordyce leaves three daughters
and three sons and two brothers to
mourn her death: Mrs. A. Heron of
Harvey, N. D., and Mrs. John Scheck
of West Superior, Ed. Fordyce Of
Minneapolis, Chas. Fordyce and j.
". Hedges OF North DAKOTA. W1u.
Nicholson of Pike Creek. and a bro
ther living in Minneapolis.
Mrs Fordyce, during her resider ce
here, gained many friends who will
deeply regret her demise.
The remains will arrive here on the
noon train today, and the funeral will
be held from the M. E. church at
2 30 p. M.
The funeral of Edmund Bastien,
who died at Chisholm last week
Wednesday, was held from the French
Catholic church in this city Saturday
morning, interment taking place in
Calvery cemetary.
The deceased was the son of Frank
Bastien. formerly q resident of this
city, and was II years old. Death
was due to IN attack of violent
convulsions.
His :" remains, accompanied by
relatives, were brought down from
Chisholm Friday morning.
Besides his parents the deceased is
survived by brother and two sisters.
Mrs. Amelia Eldred of Grey Eagle
died of pneumonia at the home of her
daughter, M1e. Charles Davis. in this
city, at 7:30 o'clock Thursday morn.
ing, aged about u years.
Mrs. Eldred came from Grey Eagle
for q visit with her daughter two
weeks ago, and was taken i'll with
pneumonia about ten days ago,
which disease she succumbed t..
The deceased was an old resident of
Grey Eagle. having resided there for
the past 25 years. She leaves several
relatives residing in Grey Eagle,
besides Mrs. Charles Davis of Little
Fall..
Funeral services were held at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Davis, Rev. Ferfell, pastor of the NJ.
e. church officiating. The remains
were then conducted to the train at
Q 40 p M, and accompanied by two
sons, who had been called here by her
death, to Grey Eagle, at which place
interment will take place this after
noon.
Warren Johnston died of pneumoia
near Armlngton, Montana, after an
illness of five days. aged about 43
years.
The deceased was born in st. Stevens
N. B. and had made his residence In
Little Falls some years ago, and is
well known here.
He 10 survived by a mother, i've
brothers and three sisters, Mrs.. Peter
Choutnard being the only one residing
in Little Falls.
The remains were taken to Mime
apolis, accompanied by . brother, at
which place the funeral was held Mon
day from the home of his brother, EN-.
merson Johnston.
Mrs. Peter Chouinard attended the
funeral.
Andrew Koiasoski died at his home
in Swan River Monday, ct the age
of so years. Death was due to par.
alysis, from which disease the de.
ceased lad been q sufferer. He leave<
several grown up children.
The funeral was hled at Lona
Prairie Wednesday.
Fred Peserson, died at his home on
7th st. N. E. Thursday morning. o1
consumption, xged Al years, after ar
illness of about six months. He leavea
q wife and children.