The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-11-09
A. T. Watson Passed
Away Monday Morn
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service were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Frederickson, of Redfield, S. D.;
Miss Gladys Locke, of Owatonna;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Frederickson,
of Aberdeen, s. D. Many friends
from st. Cloud attended the SER
vice, among whom were: DR.. and
Mrs. c. B. Lewis, DR.. and Mrs. c.
L. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. James
WEIGH, Mrs. Frank Tolman and
Mrs. Charles Richter.
Mr.. Watson was a man of fine
quality and he was admired and
respected by all who knew him.
Nick j. Minette
Nick J. Minette, who passed away
suddenly on November 1st, at the
home of his brother, George H.
Minette, west of the city, was born
March p, 1884, on a farm south of
Sank Centre. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minette, both Of
whom preceded him in death.
Mr.. Minette was raised in this
community and attended the rural
schools of his vicinity and the par
ochial school in this city. He grew
to manhood here and in the spring
of 1905 went to Powers Lake, N.
D., where he engaged in farming.
He remained there until the year
of 1926, when he returned to Sank
Centre to make his home with his
brother, George, where he passed
away at the age of IS years, seven
months and IL days.
Deceased is survived by ten
brothers and sisters, as follows:
John Minette, Strom, Alberta, Can
ada; Mrs. Math Uberecken, St.
Cloud; AL Minette, Springfield, O.;
Frank j. Minette, Mrs. Joseph Mic
kels, Mrs. Paul Winter, George H.
Minette, Ben Minette, Mrs. Chris
Rehkamp and Mrs. Paul Winter, of
this community.
Mr.. Minette was we'll known in
this community and he had a host
of friends, who regret his sudden
passing, and who expressed their
esteem through the large attend
ance at the last rites.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock at St.
Paul's Church in this city. Msgr.
Plachta read the Requiem High
Mass and interment was made in
st. Pauls cemetery beside the
graves of his parents. Pail bear
ers were: Nick Bromenschenkel,
Peter Orth, Henry Miller, Leo Zeh-
rer, H. Hamper, Fred Botz. Jer-
ONE Minette, a nephew, was cross
bearer.
Relatives from a distance at the
service were: Mrs. Elizabeth Maus,
Raymond Uberecken, John Vein
and, of st. Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loesch, Mrs. Anna Kramer,
Mrs. Margaret Loesch, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Loesch, Mrs. Anton
Pelzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vein
and and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vein
and, all Of Pearl Lake; Mrs. JOS
ephine Steil, of Cold Springs; Mrs.
Anna Kidding, of Long Prairie.
Leonard Walz
Hc luIcidi VI LtOIidTu "dlZ
aged resident of Metre Grove, was
held Friday morning at $50 o'clock
at st. Johns Church, with Rev.
Pauline, officiating. He had been
i'll only two weeks with ailments
incident to age. He was held in
high regard by all his friends and
relatives.
The deceased was born in the
State of Illinois on November IS,
1865, and he came to Metre Grove
as a young man. He farmed two
miles southwest of Metre Grove. His
marriage to Cecilia Spaeth occur
red in 1881 and they farmed in
Lake George Township, about six
miles southwest of Metre Grove.
He left the farm about 20 years
ago, and since has resided in Metre
Grove. On May 8, 1922, Mrs. Walz
passed away. Mr.. Walz is survived
by eleven children and two brothers
and two sisters.
The children are as follows: Mrs.
VIM. Deters, Jos. and Carl Walz, of
Elrosa; Math and Ben Walz, of
Beaulieu; and John and Frank
Walz, of Waubun; Alfonso Walz, of
Sank Centre; Sister Rosemarie, Of
Little Falls; and Mrs. Simon Marth-
aler, Of West Union. The brothers
and sisters surviving are: Mrs. F.
j. Wieser and Mrs. John Schwegler.
of Melrose: John Wall, of Morris,
and Sam Walz, Of Minneapolis.
A large number of relatives from
out-of-town attended the funeral