Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-02
MORTALITY REC
ORD A LONG ONE

Many Persons Pay Debt Of Nature.
Young as Well as 0Id--.Mls. J..
0enoyer Suddenly Called
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Shepard, born on
August Ia, died at the r. A.
Sprague home Sunday evening,
aged just two weeks. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. Good,
were held Monday.
Benz. Odiorne, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G.. Odiorne of Alpha. a
Young man aged twenty years,
died at the Stein hospital in
Dickinson on the morning of the
22d, following an operation for
acute appendicitis. rhe funeral
services were held in Dickinson
and interment made there.
Lawrence Soholt, lad aged fif-
teen years and one month, died
Wednesday at the home of his
parents near Preston, Mont. of
acute peritonitis. after suffering
for three weeks with all the synp-
toms Of Appendicitis. The body
was brought here the same eve
ming for preparation for shipment
to the old home at Brill, Barron
county. Wis, for interment.
The bereaved parents departed
with the remains last evening.
Mrs. Henry Herr, residing near
Alpha. passed away Tuesday eve
ming from Bright's disease, from
which she had suffered for a long
time. She was about go years of
age and leaves a husband and
family Of grown children. The
family came here from Indiana
five years ago and was numbered
among the pioneers in the section
If the county in which it lived.
The body was shipped to Napanee,
Indiana, last evening for burial.
The entire community was
shocked Sunday morning by the
news of the detah Of Mrs. Joseph
Denoyer, wife of the we'll known
attorney. While it was generally
known that she was not in the
best Of health, having tubercular
trouble, she had been so much
better of late, especially for two
days preceding her death, that the
news came as a bolt from clear
sky.
She had been out riding the day
before and was in unusually good
spirits when she retired, so that
the family had no thought Of her
immediate dissolution. Some time
between 100 and 200 o'clock
Mr.. Denoyer. who slept on
couch, was awakened by her
coughing. Although she coughed
more or less every night, and he
was never disturbed by it. he ran
at once to her bedside and saw
that she was having hemor-
rhage. He saw, also, that she was
struck with death, and leaving
her in the cafe of her sister.
who was visiting them, he ran
for a physician. She was dead,
however, almost as soon as he ran
from the house.
Mrs. Denoyer, whose maiden
name was Susie Gilday, was born
at Fort Dodge, Iowa, February
25, 1876, and at the age of nine
teen came with her parents to
Devils Lake, this state, where,
on May 10, 1888, she was married
to Jos. Denoyer, to whom she
bore three sons. Mr.. Denoyer
came to Beach in March, 1909,
and she followed in January of
this year, having spent the pre-
ceding summer in sanitarium at
Pine Lake, MINI. In Devils Lake
size was very prominent in church
and club work, and was one Of
twelve ladies who secured Car
negie library for the city. Prior
to her loss Of health two years ago
she was largely instrumental in
building permanent home for
the G. A. R., Relief Corps and Odd
Fellows.
The remains were taken Monday
evening to Devils Lake. where
funeral services were held yester-
day morning at st. Leo's Catholic
church. of which she was an earn
est, consistent member. Wednes-
day morning, at St. Johns S
church. this CITY, Rev. Father
Wolpers celebrated solemn re-