Great Falls Tribune (MT), 1 Jan 1931
Samuel E. Brokaw, Teton Farmer, Will Be Buried in Iowa
Choteau, Dec. 31--The body of Samuel Edson Brokaw, who died at the Maynard hospital Sunday morning, was shipped Tuesday to his former home at Corning, Iowa.
Mr. Brokaw was born in Iowa on June 17, 1867, and came to Teton county in 1906 to engage in farming about eight miles west of Choteau, where he lived until taken ill two weeks previous to his death.
He was a bachelor and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. I. N. Caskey of Farmington and three brothers at Corning, where funeral services will be held and interment made in the family plot.
Samuel E. Brokaw, Teton Farmer, Will Be Buried in Iowa
Choteau, Dec. 31--The body of Samuel Edson Brokaw, who died at the Maynard hospital Sunday morning, was shipped Tuesday to his former home at Corning, Iowa.
Mr. Brokaw was born in Iowa on June 17, 1867, and came to Teton county in 1906 to engage in farming about eight miles west of Choteau, where he lived until taken ill two weeks previous to his death.
He was a bachelor and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. I. N. Caskey of Farmington and three brothers at Corning, where funeral services will be held and interment made in the family plot.
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 1 Jan 1931
Samuel E. Brokaw, Teton Farmer, Will Be Buried in Iowa
Choteau, Dec. 31--The body of Samuel Edson Brokaw, who died at the Maynard hospital Sunday morning, was shipped Tuesday to his former home at Corning, Iowa.
Mr. Brokaw was born in Iowa on June 17, 1867, and came to Teton county in 1906 to engage in farming about eight miles west of Choteau, where he lived until taken ill two weeks previous to his death.
He was a bachelor and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. I. N. Caskey of Farmington and three brothers at Corning, where funeral services will be held and interment made in the family plot.
Samuel E. Brokaw, Teton Farmer, Will Be Buried in Iowa
Choteau, Dec. 31--The body of Samuel Edson Brokaw, who died at the Maynard hospital Sunday morning, was shipped Tuesday to his former home at Corning, Iowa.
Mr. Brokaw was born in Iowa on June 17, 1867, and came to Teton county in 1906 to engage in farming about eight miles west of Choteau, where he lived until taken ill two weeks previous to his death.
He was a bachelor and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. I. N. Caskey of Farmington and three brothers at Corning, where funeral services will be held and interment made in the family plot.
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