Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-07-12
Deaths Of Several Well
known People Recorded
This Week

Mr.. johnson was q resident of Little
Falls about eight years plior to NOV
ing to Duluth about ten years ago,
where he was employed on the Mesa.
ba & Iron Range railroad, and was
known ss an upright and industrious
man of excellent habits, and will
among his old friends here.
@ @.ge: having been born in Norway in
Mr.. johnson was . member of the
Masonic and Workman lodges. belong
ing to the local lodge of the latter.
Besides q wife. the deceased leaves
two daughters, Mrs. q. NJ. KieWel
of this city, ard Mrs. ]. Brand of
Parmerston, Province of Toronto,
Canada.
George NJ. Kiewel left for Duluth
Thursday, AID with Mrs. johnson and
his wife, who has Teen at the bedside
of her father the past three months
will accompany the remains to this
city, arriving here Saturday.
It is ext ected that the funeral will
be held Sunday, but definite arrange
ments have not as yet been made.
Herman Carlson of Cushing died
Wednesday morning at st. Gsbriel's
hospital. sged AZ years.
Death was due to BriRht's disease
from which the deceased had been \
sufferer for the past three months.
having been removed to the hospital
when no was first taken severely i'll
with tho disease in April Since that
time everything possible was done for
him but he gradually failed to his
death.
Herman ca, lson was an early set.
tler of Motley from which place he
went to Cushing, when the railroad
went through that place, and opened
up 4 store, which he had run ever
since.
when Mr.. Carlson was. taken i'll
John Mcdonald was placed to look
after his interests and the store, 1t be.
ink coadpcted BY him at the present
time. * . =. t1'.ts.. +: -.
:. MI. Carlson has made many friends
during his many years residence in
this county both here and ct Cushing
ana that vicinity. he belonged to
two lodges, Lodge No. TO b. P. y.
e of this city and the Odd Fellow
lodge OF Motley.
He is survived by a twin brother at
Chicago, who was here to visit him
wi en- he was 6rst taken Ill. and he
was called here to look after the dis
posal of tho remains.
The funeral will be held under the
auspices of the B. P. o. e at 8 p.
m. today and Rev. Farrell will otici'
ate.
Shortly before noon Tuesday A. p.
Anderson of Darling dropped deai
while ut work in the fields. At moor
one of the members of the family o.
Mrs. N. E. Nelson. his daughter
with whom he was making his home
called him for dinner, but the call MOI
being needed the party went out II
the field and found him dead. 4
doctor was summoned and after al
examination gave out that Mr.. An
derson died of heart failure.
| A. p. Anderson was we'll advanced
in years, having been born in Easter
gotland. Sweden 73 years ago and it il
thought that the heat of tho day hai
considerable to do in precipitating hi
demise.
Mr.. Anderson came to Darling /
years ago from St. Louis, Mo.
The deceased leaves nine daughters
all married, to mourn his loss.
The funeral was held ct Darling
Thursday aftern DON from the Swedisl
Lutheran church, Rev. Chas. johnson
of Green Prairie ofhc iating and tn
remains were inferred in the Swedish
cemetery, besides those Of bis wife
who died in 1899.
Mrs. Stephen Jendro. of Culdrum
died ct her home, on Saturday, Jul!
8, at the age of SO years. She leave
besides her husband, several grow
children. The funeral was held from
tho Flensburg Catholic church Mon
day: