Henry Keim, 51 long time resident
of this community, died quietly
at his home six miles west of Brun-
ing Saturday at 12:30 o'clock noon.
Death came upon him as he was
driving cattle to the barn. Mrs. Keim
waiting dinner for him, made a
search of the yard and found him
lying on his face near the barn. He
was dead when she reached his side.
Death was attributed to a sudden
heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident
of this community since childhood
and was widely known in this
vicinity. He is survived by his wife,
two brothers and a sister.
Internment was made Wednesday
in the Bruning Public Cemetery in
charge of H. W. Hinrichs.
of this community, died quietly
at his home six miles west of Brun-
ing Saturday at 12:30 o'clock noon.
Death came upon him as he was
driving cattle to the barn. Mrs. Keim
waiting dinner for him, made a
search of the yard and found him
lying on his face near the barn. He
was dead when she reached his side.
Death was attributed to a sudden
heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident
of this community since childhood
and was widely known in this
vicinity. He is survived by his wife,
two brothers and a sister.
Internment was made Wednesday
in the Bruning Public Cemetery in
charge of H. W. Hinrichs.
Henry Keim, 51 long time resident
of this community, died quietly
at his home six miles west of Brun-
ing Saturday at 12:30 o'clock noon.
Death came upon him as he was
driving cattle to the barn. Mrs. Keim
waiting dinner for him, made a
search of the yard and found him
lying on his face near the barn. He
was dead when she reached his side.
Death was attributed to a sudden
heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident
of this community since childhood
and was widely known in this
vicinity. He is survived by his wife,
two brothers and a sister.
Internment was made Wednesday
in the Bruning Public Cemetery in
charge of H. W. Hinrichs.
of this community, died quietly
at his home six miles west of Brun-
ing Saturday at 12:30 o'clock noon.
Death came upon him as he was
driving cattle to the barn. Mrs. Keim
waiting dinner for him, made a
search of the yard and found him
lying on his face near the barn. He
was dead when she reached his side.
Death was attributed to a sudden
heart attack.
The deceased had been a resident
of this community since childhood
and was widely known in this
vicinity. He is survived by his wife,
two brothers and a sister.
Internment was made Wednesday
in the Bruning Public Cemetery in
charge of H. W. Hinrichs.
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