Services will be conduct at the Cease Chapel in Bagley for Adolph Christian Ysen, 56, who died at Malta, Mont.. The Rev. Dennis Falk will officiate with burial in the Gran cemetery, Popple township.
Born May 29, 1909 in Popple township, rural Bagley, Mr. Ysen lived in the Bagley area until 16 years ago when he moved to Montana. He was married there in 1953 and his wife preceded him in death.
Survivors include three brothers, Ludvig, Ole and Selmer of Bagley; two sisters, Mrs. Victor Anderson (Thea) and Mrs. Asle Halvorson (Clara) of Bagley. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 16, 1966)
Adolph was supposedly married, but no records exist of him having a wife.
His cause of death was suicide.
Contributor: Mavon (49332933)
Born May 29, 1909 in Popple township, rural Bagley, Mr. Ysen lived in the Bagley area until 16 years ago when he moved to Montana. He was married there in 1953 and his wife preceded him in death.
Survivors include three brothers, Ludvig, Ole and Selmer of Bagley; two sisters, Mrs. Victor Anderson (Thea) and Mrs. Asle Halvorson (Clara) of Bagley. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 16, 1966)
Adolph was supposedly married, but no records exist of him having a wife.
His cause of death was suicide.
Contributor: Mavon (49332933)
Services will be conduct at the Cease Chapel in Bagley for Adolph Christian Ysen, 56, who died at Malta, Mont.. The Rev. Dennis Falk will officiate with burial in the Gran cemetery, Popple township.
Born May 29, 1909 in Popple township, rural Bagley, Mr. Ysen lived in the Bagley area until 16 years ago when he moved to Montana. He was married there in 1953 and his wife preceded him in death.
Survivors include three brothers, Ludvig, Ole and Selmer of Bagley; two sisters, Mrs. Victor Anderson (Thea) and Mrs. Asle Halvorson (Clara) of Bagley. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 16, 1966)
Adolph was supposedly married, but no records exist of him having a wife.
His cause of death was suicide.
Contributor: Mavon (49332933)
Born May 29, 1909 in Popple township, rural Bagley, Mr. Ysen lived in the Bagley area until 16 years ago when he moved to Montana. He was married there in 1953 and his wife preceded him in death.
Survivors include three brothers, Ludvig, Ole and Selmer of Bagley; two sisters, Mrs. Victor Anderson (Thea) and Mrs. Asle Halvorson (Clara) of Bagley. (Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 16, 1966)
Adolph was supposedly married, but no records exist of him having a wife.
His cause of death was suicide.
Contributor: Mavon (49332933)
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