The Sidney herald., 1957-03-07

MRs. MINNIE NJ. DOTSoN

Monday with the Rev. Reuben Button,
pastor of the church. officiating. Bur-
ial was in the Sidney cemetery.
Mrs. Dotson was born Feb. IS, 1872,
at Red Rock. Iowa, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keeton. She was
married to George c.. Dotson April
30. 1888, at Boone, Iowa; They lived
in Des Moines and nearby commun-
tiles until 1908 when they moved to
Fairview.
In 1909 they homesteaded near Lam
bert. Mr.. Dotson died in 1892. Mrs.
Dotson came to Sidney in 1888 and
has resided here since
Surviving are the sons: Lora c.. John
W. Paul f., George A. and Chauncey
W.. all of Sidney: Raymond c. of Lam
bert. and Con F. of Port Angeles, Wn.;
of Sidney and Mrs. Adrian Lindsey
of Miles City. She also leaves three
sisters: Mrs. Dudley Hurley of Fair
view and Mrs. Dan lively and Liz
zie Patten. both of Spencer. Iowa;
Dotson. also of Spencer: So grand
children. II great grandchildren and
eight great. great grandchildren.
A daughter. Mrs. Fred Baker. pre-
coded her in death in 1888.
SON John W. George A. Raymond c..
Paul F.. Chauncey w. and a son-in-
law, Adrian Lindsay. The honorary
p~allbearers were all g~randsons: Doyle
Larry Dotson. Billy Dotson and AL
Those attending the funeral from
out of town were her two nephews,
and Lloyd Hively. Mrs. Ray
Eden all Of Spencer. Iowa.
The Cloyd-Gorder mortuary was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. ELSBETH CARTWRIGHT
Funeral services were held at the
Peoples Congregational church in Sid
ney Saturday. March 2 at 2 p. m. for
Mrs. Fredrika Elsbeth Cartwright. 81,
long time resident of the Sidney area.
who died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lloyd Bjornethun. in Wor-
land, Wyo., following a stroke. The
Bernard McLain. pastor of the
church. officiated at the services and
Fulkerson funeral home had charge
Mrs. Cartwright was born at Zerbst.
Germany. on June Is. 1875.
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Doehler. She came to the United States
1892. with her grandfather. who
a sea captain. For a time she
lived in California with an aunt, and
also served as governess there.
She married Edward r. Cartwright.
April 5. 1905. at a Claire. Wis. Later
came with her husband and eldest
~ YIN
own of Cartwright. in Mckenzie coun-
The family moved to the Sidney
urea in 1916 and she made her home
lere until about IL months ago when
She was a past matron Of the Order
Daughters of the Nile, the Ladies'
;uiId S of Pee Peoples lie ,bs ceensressstio S
Group ct Worland.
Surviving are her daughter. Mrs.
lloyd Bjornethun. Worland. Wyo., a
F. Doehler Cartwright. Troy; two
lsters, Anna Henze and Clara sehro-
rem and two .great-grandchildren,
At the services. Mrs. Phyllis Ed
1gton sang In the Garden" and
Sweet Hour of Prayer. with Mrs.
[aroId Rounce as accompanist.
Active ~pallbearers were Elmer Sor-
nson. Roy Rounce. w. w. Hall. How
I'd Sissel, N. N. Lund and Raymond
,erber. Honorary, pallbearers were
Ills aerigstad; Rydolph Propp, Harold
|. H. Kincaid. E. H. Turner. M. M.
Iillhouse. Charles Newell, John Cum
ih and Carl Brattin. Interment was
l h Sidney cemetery.
MISS ANNA DAHL
Funeral services were held Wednes-
ay. March 6. at 2 p. m. at h An
aiope Lutheran church in Antelope.
,r Miss Ann Gertina Dahl, 10, of
idney. who died at the Community
!emorial Hospital in Sidney March 1
n infirmities of age.
Miss Dahl was born April 6. 1878.
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Dahl. Tne
.mlIy moved to North Dakota in 1880
here she grew up. She came to Mon
in 1910 ana filed on a home
cad near Antelope. where she lived
Id farmed until she retired in l949.
nee that lime she has lived in Sid
sy.
are three brothers, Obert,
ahl and Roy of Sidney. and Edward :
Falrview; three sisters. Mrs. Lizzie
avick, Greenpush, MINI, Mrs. Mary
Antelope. and Mrs. Ida Gun :
srson, Alde Grove. British Column
a, Canada
The remains lay in state at the Full
lnoay wnen they were taken to the
Home in Plentywood, to
2 in state until the service at An
lope on Wednesday.
Rev. Evans knudson. pastor of the
ntelope Lutheran Church, officiated.
At the services, a trio composed of
rs. Edith Romstad, Mrs. Barbara
and Mrs. Ella Bussinger,
Ing two hymns. B Still My Soul"
Id Under His Wings. Mrs. Doris
Wa, tS
P~allbearers were Albert Rasmussen.
=. E Aakhus, ID. c. Danielson, Kerr :
1T Iceland, Ted LELAND and Ole Arne-
lev. Burial was in h Antelope GEM
cry
MRS. LUCY M. ROSENOW
Funeral services were held at 2
CLOCK Monday afternoon, March 4,
the Fulkerson Funeral Home Cha
Il for Mrs. Lucy M. Rosenow. rs. The
ev- Bernard McLain, pastor of the
Congregational church, Off
ated.
the service Walter Quilting
ng In The Garden. with Mrs. Har-
Rounce as his organ accompa-
The remains were taken to Billings
r entombment in the Billings Maui
beside her late husband, A. c.
,ssnow, who passed away ten years =
The Rev. Rutledge Beale of Billings
nducted the committal services at =
ade by the Fulkersen funeral Home
,norary pallbearers were Milton An
rson. Alvin Krey. Dexter Lille. Ray
Gerber. Glenn Hall. H. ]. Nell
Paul Hurd and w; F. Searles.
Mrs. Rosenow passed away at the
immunity Memorial Hospital in Sid
y Friday evening as the result of
broken leg which she sustained in
fall at her home hat morning
The deceased was born Feb. 2, 1882,
Tobias, Kansas. the daughter of
:. and Mrs. Lev M. Mead. She was
lrried to August c. Rosenow at
hnstown, Colorado, Feb. 2, 1900,
lere they lived until 1905. In that I
ar they moved to Billings and lived :
IRE until 1925. when they located
Sidney where Mr.. Rosenow was 4
Iployed by the Holly Sugar Corpora =
drs. Rosenow was active In many
both civic and social,
4 also In church work. until her
alth failed a number of years ago.
{ had continued her membership in
apter w, PEG.
,he Ii survived by two daughters.