Article published in Preston Republican on August 2, 1907: David Anstett died in Billings, Montana on the 29th of July with typhoid fever. The remains arrived here Monday afternoon, the funeral being held from the Robert Losey home at 10 a.m. on Tuesday; interment in Greenwood cemetery. The deceased was born in this village June 16, 1878 and lived in the immediate vicinity continuously until he went to Montana in March 1906. He was married in 1902 to Miss Myrtle 'Fannie' Losey. David Anstett was a very industrious young man, painstaking and reliable in his work. He was a peaceable lad too and a good friend to those who treated him fairly. The bereaved relatives have our sympathy.
Article published in the Preston Times on July 31, 1907: The relatives and friends, at this place, of John D. Anstett Jr. were surprised and grieved Saturday to receive a telegram from Billings, Montana announcing his death from typhoid fever with which he was taken down about three weeks ago. The remains arrived in Preston on Monday. In charge were his wife and brother, Willie, and he was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery yesterday forenoon. The funeral was conducted from the home of his wife's parents, Rev. Lang officiating. The deceased was born in this township about 29 years ago and as a boy and man was always regarded as an industrious, faithful worker. About a year and a half ago he went to Billings, Montana where he was making a comfortable living and acquiring a competence at his trade as a mason. The bereaved wife has the sympathy of the community in the untimely taking away of a husband and provider.
Article published in the Preston Times on July 31, 1907: The relatives and friends, at this place, of John D. Anstett Jr. were surprised and grieved Saturday to receive a telegram from Billings, Montana announcing his death from typhoid fever with which he was taken down about three weeks ago. The remains arrived in Preston on Monday. In charge were his wife and brother, Willie, and he was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery yesterday forenoon. The funeral was conducted from the home of his wife's parents, Rev. Lang officiating. The deceased was born in this township about 29 years ago and as a boy and man was always regarded as an industrious, faithful worker. About a year and a half ago he went to Billings, Montana where he was making a comfortable living and acquiring a competence at his trade as a mason. The bereaved wife has the sympathy of the community in the untimely taking away of a husband and provider.
Article published in Preston Republican on August 2, 1907: David Anstett died in Billings, Montana on the 29th of July with typhoid fever. The remains arrived here Monday afternoon, the funeral being held from the Robert Losey home at 10 a.m. on Tuesday; interment in Greenwood cemetery. The deceased was born in this village June 16, 1878 and lived in the immediate vicinity continuously until he went to Montana in March 1906. He was married in 1902 to Miss Myrtle 'Fannie' Losey. David Anstett was a very industrious young man, painstaking and reliable in his work. He was a peaceable lad too and a good friend to those who treated him fairly. The bereaved relatives have our sympathy.
Article published in the Preston Times on July 31, 1907: The relatives and friends, at this place, of John D. Anstett Jr. were surprised and grieved Saturday to receive a telegram from Billings, Montana announcing his death from typhoid fever with which he was taken down about three weeks ago. The remains arrived in Preston on Monday. In charge were his wife and brother, Willie, and he was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery yesterday forenoon. The funeral was conducted from the home of his wife's parents, Rev. Lang officiating. The deceased was born in this township about 29 years ago and as a boy and man was always regarded as an industrious, faithful worker. About a year and a half ago he went to Billings, Montana where he was making a comfortable living and acquiring a competence at his trade as a mason. The bereaved wife has the sympathy of the community in the untimely taking away of a husband and provider.
Article published in the Preston Times on July 31, 1907: The relatives and friends, at this place, of John D. Anstett Jr. were surprised and grieved Saturday to receive a telegram from Billings, Montana announcing his death from typhoid fever with which he was taken down about three weeks ago. The remains arrived in Preston on Monday. In charge were his wife and brother, Willie, and he was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery yesterday forenoon. The funeral was conducted from the home of his wife's parents, Rev. Lang officiating. The deceased was born in this township about 29 years ago and as a boy and man was always regarded as an industrious, faithful worker. About a year and a half ago he went to Billings, Montana where he was making a comfortable living and acquiring a competence at his trade as a mason. The bereaved wife has the sympathy of the community in the untimely taking away of a husband and provider.
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