Halvor Anderson, father of Banker Anderson of this village, departed from this life very peacefully Tuesday Jan. 31., at his home 4 1/2 mile south of here.

Ole Anderson, who has been making his home with his daughter Mrs. Bagstad, on the W. Bryan place for the past two years, was struck and instantly killed by the ICRR south bound passenger train last Monday afternoon about one mile west of Lyle.

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Andrew P. Anderson, who for 20 years has lived 1 3/4 miles, west of Mona, passed away Monday morning at 4 o'clock. Mr. Anderson had suffered for some time with diabetes but was only confined to his bed two days.

He was born in Holt, Norway Dec. 20th 1849 and came to America in the fall of 82, two years after his marriage. The deceased was a number of years a member of the school board at Mona and was good citizen and neighbor.

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Mrs. Maren Anderson was born in Grue Parish, Solor Norway, Sept. 29, 1833. She emigrated to America with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pederson, in 1853. She was married Sept. 17, of the same year to Halvor Anderson at Milwaukee, Wis., where they spent the winter, coming to Mitchell, Co., Iowa, in the summer of 1854 and settled on a homestead.

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Mrs. Amundson passed away at her home in Mona Friday morning, after weary months of suffering, the past nine months of which she was confined to her bed.

Rev. A. Elmer Moe conducted the funeral service which was held at Mona Sunday afternoon, and was attended by a large number of friends and neighbors.

The deceased was born Feb. 24th, 1842 in Telemarken Norway, and was married to Torger Amundson Aug. 1, 1870. To them three children were born, two of whom survive: Mrs. Geo. Larson and Martin Amundson, both of this vicinity.

SWAIN ANDERSON PASSED AWAY.

Friday morning Oct. 5th about 7:45[illegible?] passed away at the hospital in Austin where he had been the past four weeks. From the beginning of his illness his recovery was a doubt and he repeatedly asked to be taken back to Lyle to his friends, expressing a feeling that he would never be able to recover and return home well. [illegible: All?] what medical science could do did not avail, and death, the common leveler of all could not be stayed.

Death is no respecter of person, for it calls to old and young alike, and it seems that this has been a busy week for the never tiring grim reaper, who breaks the family circles, rends the loving home ties, and leaves the crushed and sorrowing ones alone with their grief.

One of those called home this week was little Garfield Orris Anderson son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. The little fellow was taken violently ill about two weeks ago, and was a constant sufferer until the end came Sunday afternoon.

Death of Mrs. Anderson

Mrs. A. H. Anderson died Tuesday morning of tuberculosis after an illness of more than two years during which time she had been treated by a number of skilled physicians at home and at Chicago and St. Paul. At times it appeared as if the physicians would be successful in curing her but a few months ago Mrs. Anderson began to get worse and it soon became apparent that she could not survive long.

The funeral services will be held at Mona church Friday at 2 o'clock.

Obituary.

Mrs. Anderson was born near Christiana, Norway. Nov. 26, 1860. In Feb. 1885 she married Thomas Craig of New Castle on Tyre, with whom she has a son Adolph who is now 14 years old and mourns the loss of a dear mother. Mr. Craig died from consumption when Adolph was only a year old.

She was married to Mr. Anderson Oct. 7, 1893 and came to Lyle Oct. 10th.

Mr. Torger Amimsen, aged 74 years, died at his home one mile south of Mona, Wednesday Sept. 4, 1895. He was favorably known among his neighbors. Just a week before the summons came, he was taken suddenly ill with cholera morbis and he steadily sank until death overtook him.

The funeral services were held last Friday at Mona N.L. church and were attended by his relatives and neighbors. Rev. Eggen preached the sermon, after which he was laid to rest in Mona. cemetery.

Nils H. Anderson
Rites Held At
Mona Lutheran

Funeral services for Nils H. Anderson, 85, who died at his home in Lyle Thursday morning, March 29, were held Saturday, March 31 at 1:30 p.m. at the Mona Lutheran church with the Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating.

Nils H. Anderson was born June 10, 1876 in Otranto Township, Mitchell County, Iowa, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Halvor H. Anderson.

Minnie Anderson
Funeral At
Mona Lutheran

Funeral services for Mrs. Nils Anderson, who died at her home in Lyle early Thursday morning, February 15, from a heart attack were held Saturday, February 17 at Mona Lutheran church with the Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating. Interment was in Pleasant Hill cemetery south of Mona.

Mrs. Anderson had just observed her eight-second birthday anniversary Sunday, February 11.

Funeral For
H. O. Anderson
At Mona Lutheran

Funeral services for Henry O. Anderson, 89, who died December 29 in Minneapolis, were held Tuesday, January 2 at the Mona Lutheran church with the Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating.

H. O. Anderson
Rites Held At
Mona Lutheran

Word reached Lyle relatives Friday, December 29 of the sudden death of H. O. Anderson in Minneapolis, a former resident. Mr. Anderson died suddenly at his home on his 89th birthday. The couple had celebrated their 65th anniversary this last September 2.

Services were held at Mona Lutheran church Tuesday, January 2 with the Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating and interment was in Pleasant Hill cemetery.

A complete obituary will appear next week.
C. R.

Carl Anderson Rites
Held At Lyle

Funeral services for Carl M. Anderson, age, 83, a former Lyle resident were held at the Mission Saturday at 1:30 p. m. with the Rev. E. Russell Preetorious of Mlps. and the Rev. Wilbur Junker of Lyle officiating with interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery at Mona.

Carl Anderson was born March, 8, 1875 at Tredestrand, Norway. Mr. Anderson, who had been in failing health, died in his sleep at his home in Minneapolis Wednesday, March 4, and was found by his wife.

Funeral Rites
Held Friday For
Mina Anderson

Funeral services were conducted for Miss Mina Anderson at Our Savior's Lutheran church, Lyle, at 2:00 p. m. Friday, March 5, by Pastor S. V. Gjervik. Music was presented by Mrs. Orlanzo Lillegaard and Mrs. Olaf Rosevold. Interment was at Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Ole Anderson

dob: 11-10-1864 87 yo
dod: 01-19-1952
Mother: Johanna Bagstad

Pleasant Hill Cem., Mona, Ia.
Occupation: watchmaker- retail store

Bernhardt Anderson,
Pioneer Resident,
Dies in Austin

WAS OLDEST RESIDENT
OF LYLE COMMUNITY

Funeral services were conducted for Mr. Bernhardt H. Anderson, the oldest resident of this community, in Our Savior's Lutheran church last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Anderson had been sick for only one week before he passed away at St. Olaf hospital in Austin on Monday morning, Nov. 19.

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Andrew Bernhard, son of Grunde and Marie Anderson, was born in Tuedestrand, Norway May 24 1877. He became a sailor when a lad in his teens, and came to the United States in 1933. For some years he worked on farms, then for nine years he was employed by the late Dr and Mrs Cobb at Lyle.

In 1906 he went to Buffalo Springs, No. Dak., and took a homestead where he lived until the time of his death, Jan. 12th. in a hospital in Hettinger, N. D. He was preceded in death by his father, mother, five brothers, Anders, Swain, George, August and Julius.

ANDREW ANDERSON OF BUFFALO
SPRINGS N. D. BUIRED HERE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Word was received here of the passing of Andrew Anderson at, Hettinger, N. D., Thursday evening Jan 12 at 10:30, His brother, C M of Minneapolis went to be with the sick man, but lost the race.

Andrew was the son of Mr and Mrs Grunde Anderson for many years residents of this vicinity.

For many years he lived on a farm in Dakota.

Miss Julia Anderson's Remains
Brought Here for Burial

Julia Anderson, daughter of Halvor and Marion Anderson, was born on a farm in Mitchell County Ia., Nov. 22 1867. She was baptized in infancy, and confirmed by Rev. Johan Olson in the Lutheran church of St. Ansgar Iowa.

She was a faithful member and worker in the Lutheran church. She was stricken with a heart attack and passed away July 25, 1947 at Wahoo, Neb., at the age of 79 yrs 8 months and three days.

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OBITUARIES

RUSSELL
ANDERSON

FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY
Mrs. Camilla M. Anderson

The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Mona was largely attended by relatives and friends. A kind and loving neighbor had passed on, and many sought to show their respect and sympathy by gathering at the service. The deceased had been a true friend in times of need and many anxiously waited for her recovery during the long periods of illness.

Camilla M. Knutson was born in Tvedestrand, Norway on October 2nd 1856 and passed away at her home near Mona, May 13 1933 after an illness of about 2 weeks.