The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

VI WHOH1 survive ner WIN Cne 5Of-
rowing husband. There are four
sisters, Mrs. Jos. Kusba, ST., Mrs.
Francis Emley of San Pedro, Cal,
Mrs. j. A. Botz of Minot, who were
present at the funeral and Mrs.
John Koterba of Driscoll, N. D., who
was unable to come. A brother-in~
law, Frank H. Slatky of Minot, N.
D., also attended the funeral.
Old friends of the departed speak
in glowing terms of her qualities as
neighbor and friend and ever willing
ness to assist in times of trouble.
ANDERSEN FUNERAL
The funeral of Miss Nan Anderson
whose death occurred at Walker,
Thursday, Sept. 2, was held Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dahlem at 2:3O o'clock,
Rev. c.. S. Sparkes officiating. Tho
choir of the Congregational church
sang three selections during the SER
vice.
Miss Andersen was born at Bar
mum, Mimi, thirty years ago and is
the daughter of Niels Andersen Of
Holdingford, who was at the bed
side with his daughters Misses An
ma and Ellen Andersen when death
came. Miss Andersen was held in
great esteem by all who knew her
and many were the floral tributes, a
mute demonstration of the love Of
her friends and acquaintance.
The deceased attended the Sank
Centre graded schools and a few
years of high school in this city. She
is an advanced graduate of the St.
Cloud Normal. For the past Two
years she taught in the public school
at Walker, and this year expected
to teach at Billings, Mont.
She is survived by her father and
step-mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Niels
Andersen and sisters and brothers,
Hulda, Hans, Niels, .Jr., Marie, Dor
othy and Teddy of Holdingford, Mrs.
E. F. Westholm Of Moose Lake, Mrs.
August Dahlem, Mrs. Esther Hol-
man and Misses Anna and Ellen Of
Sank Centre, all of whom were pres
ent at the funeral.
Those from out of town attending
the services were L. w. Farrell of
Billings, Mont, fance of the de-
ceased, R. E. Barron and sister Nora
of Rivertcn, and Ira Holman of
Braire"d brother-in-law, and
MANY f4,e~rls from Upsala.
The following deserved tribute for
Miss Andersen is taken from the
Walker Pilot.
"Walker is in mourning today over
the death of Miss Nan Andersen
which occurred at 2:10 o'clock this
morning at her summer home at
Glengarry. Two weeks ago she sub
mitted to successful operation, to
regain her strength. A few days
latter she was seized with an attack
of typhoid ever and was forced to
her bed. Hc- condition at first was
not considercd serious, but the ty-
phoid, coupled with her weakened
condition following the operation.
proved 700 much, for her death came
as a relief.
GAS teacher in the eighth grade
she won, many friends among the
pupils, as well as the parents, and
Young America who knew her best
today is in deep mourning.
"She was an unusually bright
young woman and possessed a most
charming personality. Why the
angel of death should visit her at
the meridian Of, life, when the future
held out so many hopes for her, is
an unfathomable mystery. Finite
man is deposed sometimes to rebel
against the disposition of the Inf
mite; and now standing in the pres
ence of one who was dear in life,
friends protest that fate has been
unkind."