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OBITUARY MENTION

Clarence Larson whose death from typhoid fever occurred at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, June 30, was born on the farm of his father, Anton Larson, two miles northeast of town, Nov. 1, 1877. ,making him only about twenty-six years of age at the time of his decease.

Since growing to manhood he has worked industriously both at home and in the woods farther north. It was while working at Rib Lake that he was taken with the disease which proved fatal. He also owned the forty acres just east of Rock creek, having bought it from John Severson last year.

Mr. Larson was married about five months ago to Miss Lillian Page of Rib Lake, who is thus early left a widow, but who will share the sympathy and comfort of true friends in this time of bereavement.

The funeral occurred from the home of his father at two o'clock Friday afternoon, Revs. W. T. Hendren and A. B. Dyre officiating.

Interment took place in the Greenwood cemetery. The pall bearers were former school mates and associates of deceased, they being Carl and Ole Christopherson, Andrew, Henry and John Olson and Emil Kolstad.