1895 Dec 5
Mt Horeb Times
Mrs. Jacob Tyvand (nee Fjelstad), with her two children, is down again from North Dakota. Her husband's mind has of late seemed to wander, and he had finally to be taken to a hospital in Jamestown, ND. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tyvand have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. It is particularly distressing to the wife and mother, who has to leave her life partner in such a condition and far away among strangers. It is to be hoped that by proper treatment he may be a sound man 'ere long and be united with his family.
Mt Horeb Times
Mrs. Jacob Tyvand (nee Fjelstad), with her two children, is down again from North Dakota. Her husband's mind has of late seemed to wander, and he had finally to be taken to a hospital in Jamestown, ND. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tyvand have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. It is particularly distressing to the wife and mother, who has to leave her life partner in such a condition and far away among strangers. It is to be hoped that by proper treatment he may be a sound man 'ere long and be united with his family.
1895 Dec 5
Mt Horeb Times
Mrs. Jacob Tyvand (nee Fjelstad), with her two children, is down again from North Dakota. Her husband's mind has of late seemed to wander, and he had finally to be taken to a hospital in Jamestown, ND. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tyvand have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. It is particularly distressing to the wife and mother, who has to leave her life partner in such a condition and far away among strangers. It is to be hoped that by proper treatment he may be a sound man 'ere long and be united with his family.
Mt Horeb Times
Mrs. Jacob Tyvand (nee Fjelstad), with her two children, is down again from North Dakota. Her husband's mind has of late seemed to wander, and he had finally to be taken to a hospital in Jamestown, ND. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tyvand have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. It is particularly distressing to the wife and mother, who has to leave her life partner in such a condition and far away among strangers. It is to be hoped that by proper treatment he may be a sound man 'ere long and be united with his family.
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