Children:
Anna Marie (1885-1956) m. Frank Harens (1880-1958); Joseph Carl (1887-1954) m. Barbara Fank (1905-2001); Frank Xavier (1890-1912) He died in Wahpeton, MN following appendicitis, where he and brother, Albert, had a photography business; Albert Henry (1892-1977); Eleanor (1897-); Frances (1900-) m. Claude Bangs (1892-1972); Christina Katherine (1902-1982) m. Victor Annen.
George & Mary Stoeber moved to Remsen, IA., in 1893, and to Sargent County, ND., in 1904. They were members of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, in Cogswell, ND. [While in Remsen, the LeMars Sentinel reported in August 1898, that George Stoeber, was chairman of the Republican Party for Meadow Township, Plymouth County.]
GEORGE STOEBER DIED JULY 4TH (1941)
HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF DEMISE - FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY
"Funeral services for the late George Stoeber, were held from Our Lady of Mercy Church (Cogswell), Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Father Simon, and interment was made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, west of town.
George Stoeber passed away at the home of his son, Joseph, Friday, July 4, from heart failure. He was up and around in the morning. About 10 o'clock he complained of a pain in his side and laid down to rest. He died about 10:30.
Deceased was born at Hazel Green, WI., Jan 28, 1861. Sept. 23, 1884, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Eilers, at Petersburg, IA. They moved to North Dakota, in 1904. Ten years ago his wife passed away."
George Stoeber wrote to his son, Albert, on June 28, 1941, and mailed the letter on June, 30. It was his last letter. It is interesting to note the few details of the letter:
He talked about the hot weather, plenty of rain, and the crops were doing very well! Mentioned that all were haying. He was staying with his son, Joe, where he had been since Palm Sunday, in the spring. He had been staying with his daughter, Chris Annen, for nine months. Talked about all details of the comfortable home that Joe owned. Talked about the fact that Joe was feeding more than 200 chickens. He referred to details of a recent land sale. A farm in the Cogswell area sold for $2,500 and $13-$14 per acre! Finally, he encouraged Albert to visit and suggested that he might return to Iowa with Albert...
Contributor: THOMAS STOEBER (51251590)
Anna Marie (1885-1956) m. Frank Harens (1880-1958); Joseph Carl (1887-1954) m. Barbara Fank (1905-2001); Frank Xavier (1890-1912) He died in Wahpeton, MN following appendicitis, where he and brother, Albert, had a photography business; Albert Henry (1892-1977); Eleanor (1897-); Frances (1900-) m. Claude Bangs (1892-1972); Christina Katherine (1902-1982) m. Victor Annen.
George & Mary Stoeber moved to Remsen, IA., in 1893, and to Sargent County, ND., in 1904. They were members of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, in Cogswell, ND. [While in Remsen, the LeMars Sentinel reported in August 1898, that George Stoeber, was chairman of the Republican Party for Meadow Township, Plymouth County.]
GEORGE STOEBER DIED JULY 4TH (1941)
HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF DEMISE - FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY
"Funeral services for the late George Stoeber, were held from Our Lady of Mercy Church (Cogswell), Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Father Simon, and interment was made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, west of town.
George Stoeber passed away at the home of his son, Joseph, Friday, July 4, from heart failure. He was up and around in the morning. About 10 o'clock he complained of a pain in his side and laid down to rest. He died about 10:30.
Deceased was born at Hazel Green, WI., Jan 28, 1861. Sept. 23, 1884, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Eilers, at Petersburg, IA. They moved to North Dakota, in 1904. Ten years ago his wife passed away."
George Stoeber wrote to his son, Albert, on June 28, 1941, and mailed the letter on June, 30. It was his last letter. It is interesting to note the few details of the letter:
He talked about the hot weather, plenty of rain, and the crops were doing very well! Mentioned that all were haying. He was staying with his son, Joe, where he had been since Palm Sunday, in the spring. He had been staying with his daughter, Chris Annen, for nine months. Talked about all details of the comfortable home that Joe owned. Talked about the fact that Joe was feeding more than 200 chickens. He referred to details of a recent land sale. A farm in the Cogswell area sold for $2,500 and $13-$14 per acre! Finally, he encouraged Albert to visit and suggested that he might return to Iowa with Albert...
Contributor: THOMAS STOEBER (51251590)
Children:
Anna Marie (1885-1956) m. Frank Harens (1880-1958); Joseph Carl (1887-1954) m. Barbara Fank (1905-2001); Frank Xavier (1890-1912) He died in Wahpeton, MN following appendicitis, where he and brother, Albert, had a photography business; Albert Henry (1892-1977); Eleanor (1897-); Frances (1900-) m. Claude Bangs (1892-1972); Christina Katherine (1902-1982) m. Victor Annen.
George & Mary Stoeber moved to Remsen, IA., in 1893, and to Sargent County, ND., in 1904. They were members of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, in Cogswell, ND. [While in Remsen, the LeMars Sentinel reported in August 1898, that George Stoeber, was chairman of the Republican Party for Meadow Township, Plymouth County.]
GEORGE STOEBER DIED JULY 4TH (1941)
HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF DEMISE - FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY
"Funeral services for the late George Stoeber, were held from Our Lady of Mercy Church (Cogswell), Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Father Simon, and interment was made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, west of town.
George Stoeber passed away at the home of his son, Joseph, Friday, July 4, from heart failure. He was up and around in the morning. About 10 o'clock he complained of a pain in his side and laid down to rest. He died about 10:30.
Deceased was born at Hazel Green, WI., Jan 28, 1861. Sept. 23, 1884, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Eilers, at Petersburg, IA. They moved to North Dakota, in 1904. Ten years ago his wife passed away."
George Stoeber wrote to his son, Albert, on June 28, 1941, and mailed the letter on June, 30. It was his last letter. It is interesting to note the few details of the letter:
He talked about the hot weather, plenty of rain, and the crops were doing very well! Mentioned that all were haying. He was staying with his son, Joe, where he had been since Palm Sunday, in the spring. He had been staying with his daughter, Chris Annen, for nine months. Talked about all details of the comfortable home that Joe owned. Talked about the fact that Joe was feeding more than 200 chickens. He referred to details of a recent land sale. A farm in the Cogswell area sold for $2,500 and $13-$14 per acre! Finally, he encouraged Albert to visit and suggested that he might return to Iowa with Albert...
Contributor: THOMAS STOEBER (51251590)
Anna Marie (1885-1956) m. Frank Harens (1880-1958); Joseph Carl (1887-1954) m. Barbara Fank (1905-2001); Frank Xavier (1890-1912) He died in Wahpeton, MN following appendicitis, where he and brother, Albert, had a photography business; Albert Henry (1892-1977); Eleanor (1897-); Frances (1900-) m. Claude Bangs (1892-1972); Christina Katherine (1902-1982) m. Victor Annen.
George & Mary Stoeber moved to Remsen, IA., in 1893, and to Sargent County, ND., in 1904. They were members of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, in Cogswell, ND. [While in Remsen, the LeMars Sentinel reported in August 1898, that George Stoeber, was chairman of the Republican Party for Meadow Township, Plymouth County.]
GEORGE STOEBER DIED JULY 4TH (1941)
HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF DEMISE - FUNERAL SERVICES HELD MONDAY
"Funeral services for the late George Stoeber, were held from Our Lady of Mercy Church (Cogswell), Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Father Simon, and interment was made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, west of town.
George Stoeber passed away at the home of his son, Joseph, Friday, July 4, from heart failure. He was up and around in the morning. About 10 o'clock he complained of a pain in his side and laid down to rest. He died about 10:30.
Deceased was born at Hazel Green, WI., Jan 28, 1861. Sept. 23, 1884, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Eilers, at Petersburg, IA. They moved to North Dakota, in 1904. Ten years ago his wife passed away."
George Stoeber wrote to his son, Albert, on June 28, 1941, and mailed the letter on June, 30. It was his last letter. It is interesting to note the few details of the letter:
He talked about the hot weather, plenty of rain, and the crops were doing very well! Mentioned that all were haying. He was staying with his son, Joe, where he had been since Palm Sunday, in the spring. He had been staying with his daughter, Chris Annen, for nine months. Talked about all details of the comfortable home that Joe owned. Talked about the fact that Joe was feeding more than 200 chickens. He referred to details of a recent land sale. A farm in the Cogswell area sold for $2,500 and $13-$14 per acre! Finally, he encouraged Albert to visit and suggested that he might return to Iowa with Albert...
Contributor: THOMAS STOEBER (51251590)
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