Peter H. Stay, a prosperous and re-
spected farmer of Glendorado, died at
his home at 2 p. m. on January 17,
the cause of his depth being a disease
of the spine. He was 65 years of age,-
Funeral services were held on January
20 from the Glendorado Norwegian
Lutheran church.
Mr. Stay was born in Norway and
came to the United States 40 years,
ago, 30 of which he lived in Glendorado.
He is survived by his wife and the
following children: Herbert, Arthur,
Warner, Clifford, Marion, Lloyd,
Philip, and Mrs. Nels Simonson, Glen-
dorado. He also leaves four brothers
and three sisters, namely, O. N. and
Andrew Stay, Reedley, Cal.; Herman
and Berger Stay, Glendorado; Mrs.
Vinger, Montana; Mrs. Ogren, North
Dakota, and a sister in Norway.
Peter Stay was a successful farmer
who by hard work had acquired a com-
petence which he was enjoying at the
time of his death. He was a men re-
spected for his honesty and beloved
for his neighborly deeds. In his death
the people of Glendorado suffer a great
loss.
Princeton Union January 27, 1921
Father
Hans Peterson Stai. 1828-1875
spected farmer of Glendorado, died at
his home at 2 p. m. on January 17,
the cause of his depth being a disease
of the spine. He was 65 years of age,-
Funeral services were held on January
20 from the Glendorado Norwegian
Lutheran church.
Mr. Stay was born in Norway and
came to the United States 40 years,
ago, 30 of which he lived in Glendorado.
He is survived by his wife and the
following children: Herbert, Arthur,
Warner, Clifford, Marion, Lloyd,
Philip, and Mrs. Nels Simonson, Glen-
dorado. He also leaves four brothers
and three sisters, namely, O. N. and
Andrew Stay, Reedley, Cal.; Herman
and Berger Stay, Glendorado; Mrs.
Vinger, Montana; Mrs. Ogren, North
Dakota, and a sister in Norway.
Peter Stay was a successful farmer
who by hard work had acquired a com-
petence which he was enjoying at the
time of his death. He was a men re-
spected for his honesty and beloved
for his neighborly deeds. In his death
the people of Glendorado suffer a great
loss.
Princeton Union January 27, 1921
Father
Hans Peterson Stai. 1828-1875
Peter H. Stay, a prosperous and re-
spected farmer of Glendorado, died at
his home at 2 p. m. on January 17,
the cause of his depth being a disease
of the spine. He was 65 years of age,-
Funeral services were held on January
20 from the Glendorado Norwegian
Lutheran church.
Mr. Stay was born in Norway and
came to the United States 40 years,
ago, 30 of which he lived in Glendorado.
He is survived by his wife and the
following children: Herbert, Arthur,
Warner, Clifford, Marion, Lloyd,
Philip, and Mrs. Nels Simonson, Glen-
dorado. He also leaves four brothers
and three sisters, namely, O. N. and
Andrew Stay, Reedley, Cal.; Herman
and Berger Stay, Glendorado; Mrs.
Vinger, Montana; Mrs. Ogren, North
Dakota, and a sister in Norway.
Peter Stay was a successful farmer
who by hard work had acquired a com-
petence which he was enjoying at the
time of his death. He was a men re-
spected for his honesty and beloved
for his neighborly deeds. In his death
the people of Glendorado suffer a great
loss.
Princeton Union January 27, 1921
Father
Hans Peterson Stai. 1828-1875
spected farmer of Glendorado, died at
his home at 2 p. m. on January 17,
the cause of his depth being a disease
of the spine. He was 65 years of age,-
Funeral services were held on January
20 from the Glendorado Norwegian
Lutheran church.
Mr. Stay was born in Norway and
came to the United States 40 years,
ago, 30 of which he lived in Glendorado.
He is survived by his wife and the
following children: Herbert, Arthur,
Warner, Clifford, Marion, Lloyd,
Philip, and Mrs. Nels Simonson, Glen-
dorado. He also leaves four brothers
and three sisters, namely, O. N. and
Andrew Stay, Reedley, Cal.; Herman
and Berger Stay, Glendorado; Mrs.
Vinger, Montana; Mrs. Ogren, North
Dakota, and a sister in Norway.
Peter Stay was a successful farmer
who by hard work had acquired a com-
petence which he was enjoying at the
time of his death. He was a men re-
spected for his honesty and beloved
for his neighborly deeds. In his death
the people of Glendorado suffer a great
loss.
Princeton Union January 27, 1921
Father
Hans Peterson Stai. 1828-1875
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