Obit: Arneson, Amund (1850 - 1924)
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Surnames: ARNESON
RASMUSSON ----Source: WEEKLY
CLARION (Dorchester, Clark Co., WI) 10/24/1924 Arneson, Amund (10
APR 1850 - 8 OCT 1924) Amund Arneson died
at Westfir, Oregon, Oct. 8, 1924, of an illness, resulting from
rheumatism from which he had suffered for years. The remains were
brought to Curtiss, Clark County, Wis. and funeral services were
held at the Norwegian Lutheran Church northwest of Curtiss, where
interment was made. Amund Arneson was
born in Norway, April 10, 1850 and was 74 years, 5 months and 28
days at the time of death. He came to the
United States when he was twenty one years old. Feb. 3, 1885, he
was united in marriage to Mattie Rasmusson and they came to Curtiss
to live on a farm near that village. Six children were
born to them, four of them, John, Albert, Melvin, and Estella live
in Minneapolis, Clara, who is married, lives at Westfir, Ore., and
Louis at Stevens Point. The Arneson lived
on their farm for thirty years, then about ten years ago they moved
to Abbotsford. About five years ago, Mr. Arneson had the restaurant
now occupied by Mr. Keller, but he soon left it and went to cook
for a lumber company. On the 29th of April, Mr. and Mrs. Arneson
went to Minneapolis to visit their children. They remained at the
home of their son, Albert, until about the middle of June, when
they, accompanied by Estella, went to Westfir, Ore., to visit Clara
and family. Estella, after a visit, returned to her duties at
Minneapolis, but her parents remained in Oregon. Mr. Arneson didn't
seem to have any special ailment besides rheumatism, but he
gradually grew weaker until there dawned for him another day, where
frailties are laid aside and all is joy and peace. A kind friend and
neighbor, and who can wish for anything better to be said of
one. He has a host of
Abbotsford and Curtiss friends who join us in offering
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