New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-14

County With his parents and has re-
sided there ever since. On tho 9th
day of June 1875 he was married to
Minnie Terhoiter, who survives him,
and Immediately went to house
kee ping on the homo place where ne
has lived ever since. He was one OF
the progressive farmers OF the town OF
Courtland and won the respect and
friendship of his neighbors generally
thru his square dealings and his
manly qualities. The funeral was
held from the house yesterday morn.
ing at II O'Clock and services were
held at the Courtland church and
interment made in the Lutheran
Church Cemetery, Rev. Strassen
officiating. He is survived by his
widow and the following children:
Fred Becker Jr., Mrs. Fred Z. Bode,
Mrs. Henry Hsrmening Jr., Mrs. John
Harmening, Miss Rosina Becker. all
of CORTLAND Township and Mrs.
Hermann Dahlmann of Nico;let.
Death came as q relief to Peter
Reinarts of Sigel shortly after 6
O'Clock Monday evening. He suffered
q paraly,ic stroke about the 25th OF
October and has been helpless and
speeches. ever since and his strength
slowly left him. The deceased was a
son of Capt. Ignatz Reinarts and was
born in the Town of Sigel june 20,
1873 and was therefore only 38 years
old when he passed away. He has
always lived in Sigel on the old home
farm. He was married October 3,
1895 to Theresa Drexler who with two
child rem survive him. At the time OF
his death be was a member OF ST..
Joseph's Society under whose auspices
the funeral will be held Thursday
morning from the Catholic Church.
His aged mother, Anna Wartha, OF
New Ulm and the following brothers
and sister also survive him: Anton
G. Reinarts, New Ulm; John Reinarts,
Sigel; Christ Reinarts, Cottonwood;
and Mrs. Bernhard Schaeffler OF
Lafayette.
Another one of the old pioneers has
gone to rest. Mrs. Katherine Maria
Beussmanu( died Monday afternoon
at her home on First North Street
shortly after four O'Clock. She was
"a years old and death was due to old
age. The deceased, whose maiden
name was Katherine Maria Schape.
kahn, was born in Gehrden. Hanno.
yer, Germany, Sept. %, 1927 and came
to this country May !, lS47 and
shortly thereafter to Cincinnati, Ohio
where, on the 9Th day Of August 1881
she was united in marriage to d. a.
Beussmann who preceded her in death
on The 9Th day of June 1902. From
there the family removed to Louis
Vile, KY, then to Chicago and Other
points and finally came to Minnesota
locating on farm in the Townoo1
West Newton about May, 1861 where
che rem aimed until the year 1877 wher
she removed to New Ulm where sh<
has made ber home since. The de-
ceased was one OF those quiet, unas'
suming women, who make no demands
or lifesnd who are always rendering
service to the members of her family
and neiehbors. She has the misfortune
to fall about 7 years ago injuring her,
self to such an extent that she Wa
practically helpless. But, in spite Of
this disability, her declining years
proved pleasant and peaceful and fre<
from cares and worries, made %
through the manifestations Of the
members of her family. She is sur
vived by the following children: Mrs
Anna Quense, Seattle. Wash; Lins,
Herman D., and Henry J. Beussmsnu
and Mrs. Henry Laudenschlager all Of
New Ulm. The funeral will take
place Thursdsy afternoon, Rev. G. J.
Albrecht officiating. Brief services
will be beld Ut the house at 1:30 p. %,
and funeral services at the Lutheran
Church ct 2o'clock. Interment will b
made In the Lutheran Cemetery.
Carl Ludwig Pisth, brother of Mrs
Wilhelmine Book Of this city died
Saturday at Immsnuel's Hospital q
Msnksto from the effects of 81
operation for appendicitis. Tho dc
ceased was born In Germany 81 year.
sgo and came 10 this country with bill
parents In 1853 and to the Town o
Prairieville In this Country in 1856
where he has since resided. He Il
survived BY his widow, 10 children,
brothers and 3 sisters. Funeral servi
will be conducted 1t the Evan Church
Friday morning at II O'Clock snt
interment will be made in thu
Lutheran Cemetery at Sleepy Eve,