The Teton peak., September 01, 1904
St. Anthony, Idaho
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Died.
Victor Henry Aasa, the ten months old son of Olans Aasa,
resident of Salem, Idaho, died August 25, 1904, of Summer complaint. The funeral services took place in the Salem meeting house at 10 o'clock Saturday, Aug. 27th. The speakers were: Messrs. H. P. Jensen, Edward Larson, Sr. and
H. Roylance. After services the funeral procession vended their solemn way to the Rexburg cemetery where the interment took place, Mr. and Mrs. Aasa. who came lately from Christiania, Norway, of course feel deeply bereaved by the loss of their darling son, but the comfort and consolation from their many friends will, we hope, do much to relieve their sorrow. Because of their genuine character and exemplary lives too much sympathy cannot be given them.
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According to this News Article Victor is interred here in Rexburg, not in Sugar City.
St. Anthony, Idaho
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Died.
Victor Henry Aasa, the ten months old son of Olans Aasa,
resident of Salem, Idaho, died August 25, 1904, of Summer complaint. The funeral services took place in the Salem meeting house at 10 o'clock Saturday, Aug. 27th. The speakers were: Messrs. H. P. Jensen, Edward Larson, Sr. and
H. Roylance. After services the funeral procession vended their solemn way to the Rexburg cemetery where the interment took place, Mr. and Mrs. Aasa. who came lately from Christiania, Norway, of course feel deeply bereaved by the loss of their darling son, but the comfort and consolation from their many friends will, we hope, do much to relieve their sorrow. Because of their genuine character and exemplary lives too much sympathy cannot be given them.
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According to this News Article Victor is interred here in Rexburg, not in Sugar City.
The Teton peak., September 01, 1904
St. Anthony, Idaho
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Died.
Victor Henry Aasa, the ten months old son of Olans Aasa,
resident of Salem, Idaho, died August 25, 1904, of Summer complaint. The funeral services took place in the Salem meeting house at 10 o'clock Saturday, Aug. 27th. The speakers were: Messrs. H. P. Jensen, Edward Larson, Sr. and
H. Roylance. After services the funeral procession vended their solemn way to the Rexburg cemetery where the interment took place, Mr. and Mrs. Aasa. who came lately from Christiania, Norway, of course feel deeply bereaved by the loss of their darling son, but the comfort and consolation from their many friends will, we hope, do much to relieve their sorrow. Because of their genuine character and exemplary lives too much sympathy cannot be given them.
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According to this News Article Victor is interred here in Rexburg, not in Sugar City.
St. Anthony, Idaho
--------------------------
Died.
Victor Henry Aasa, the ten months old son of Olans Aasa,
resident of Salem, Idaho, died August 25, 1904, of Summer complaint. The funeral services took place in the Salem meeting house at 10 o'clock Saturday, Aug. 27th. The speakers were: Messrs. H. P. Jensen, Edward Larson, Sr. and
H. Roylance. After services the funeral procession vended their solemn way to the Rexburg cemetery where the interment took place, Mr. and Mrs. Aasa. who came lately from Christiania, Norway, of course feel deeply bereaved by the loss of their darling son, but the comfort and consolation from their many friends will, we hope, do much to relieve their sorrow. Because of their genuine character and exemplary lives too much sympathy cannot be given them.
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According to this News Article Victor is interred here in Rexburg, not in Sugar City.
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