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BioM: Mihlke, Emma Claudia Rosin
(1897)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: WILDE
MIHLKE
----Sources: COLBY
PHONOGRAPH (Colby, Wis.) 05/20/1897
Mihlke, Emma (17
MAY 1897)
Married, at the
residence of J.P. White, in the East Ward, on Monday, May 17th,
1897, Mr. Wm. Wilde and Miss Emma Mihlke, W. C. Pradt
officiating.
*Emma was the daughter of
The Phonograph
extends them very best wishes for their future happiness and
prosperity as well, also, their many friends.
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Bio: Milke / Mielke, Herman (1858 - ?)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: WILDE
MIHLKE
----Sources: COLBY PHONOGRAPH (Colby, Wis.), 1900
Census
Herman Milke took his first breath in Jun, 1858 in
Germany. In 1870, he immigrated to the United States. In 1900, he owned
his home in Colby, Clark, Wisconsin to peruse his love of agriculture. He
was able to read, write and speak English which made his adjustment to his new
country much eaiser. Nine years later, he married his wife, Minnie, who
was also born in Germany. Their children were: Herman Mihlhe, Minnie
Mihlhe, Charles Mihlhe, Gusta Mihlhe, Herman Mihlhe, Fredie Mihlhe E. and
Lawrence Mihlhe.
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Obit: Wells, Esther R. (1894-1963)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: Brehm, Rosin, Wells
----Family Records
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Mrs. Esther R. Wells
BLACKFOOT--Mrs.. Esther Rosin Wells,
69, resident of Blackfoot since 1924, died early Tuesday at the
family home of 294 South Spruce of complications following surgery
for cancer.
Mrs. Wells was born Jan. 7, 1894, in
Colby, Wis. She received her elementary and college education
in Wisconsin and taught school there. She was married to
George Wells. They lived in Rockland prior to moving to
Blackfoot in 1924.
She was a member of the Jason Lee
Memorial Methodist Church and a Superintendent of the Junior
Department of the Sunday School.
She is survived by two sons and one
daughter: Calvin G. Wells, Boise; Willis R. Wells, Blackfoot; and
Mrs. James (Henrietta) Cuoio, Pocatello; three granddaughters; and
two sisters: Mrs. Hortense Brehm and Annie.
Funeral services have been set for
Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Jason Lee Memorial Methodist Church, with
Rev. Rex O. Lindemood Officiating. Burial will be in the Grove
City Cemetery, under the direction of Sandberg - Hill Funeral Home.
Friends may call at the funeral home
until service time.
Blackfoot ID, 1910
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Bio: Mihlke, Herman (1889-1955)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: Hoag, Mihlke
----Sources: Military Records, Colby Phonograph, 24
Sep 1896
Herman Mihlke was born 6 May 1890 in Colby, Clark
County, Wisconsin. He was the son of Herman (1858-1937) and Wilhelmine
Hooverjack Mihlke (1858-1933). His wife was Mable Smith Mihlke (1 Jan
1890, Oregon-28 Dec 1955 @ aged 65) . Herman died when he was
seventy-four, he died in Plummer, Benewah County, Idaho,12 Oct 1964 and was
buried in the Marshall Cemetery, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.
Herman Mihlke is now at work on his meat market
building and proposes to rush it to completion. Colby Phonograph, 24
Sep 1896.
Military Record, WWI, 1917
Herman was tall and had a medium build with grey eyes
and a dark complexion.
