MAYOR A. A. McGill PASSES AWAY HERE
Kelliher Resident Dies in Bemidji Following Operation Which Reveals Cancerous Growth.
FUNERAL HELD HERE TODAY
Had Been Prominent and Was to Become Proprietor of Newly Erected Hotel.
A. A. McGill, 47 years old, mayor of Kelliher, died at St Anthony's hospital here at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. McGill had been in ill health for a number of years, and last week his condition became so serious that he was brought to Bemidji An operation was found imperative and it was found that Mr. McGill was suffering from a cancer. Little hope was entertained for his recovery following the operation, and he slowly sank.
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church, interment being made in Greenwood cemetery here. Mr. McGill is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie McGill, a brother and
sister Charles and Ida McGill of Chicago, and his father, Alonzo McGill. Mr. McGill was justice of peace at Kelliher and has been prominently identified with the upbuilding of that town Recently he completed arrangements to take charge of the newly constructed three story hotel at that place. Several persons from Kelliher attended the funeral.
Kelliher Resident Dies in Bemidji Following Operation Which Reveals Cancerous Growth.
FUNERAL HELD HERE TODAY
Had Been Prominent and Was to Become Proprietor of Newly Erected Hotel.
A. A. McGill, 47 years old, mayor of Kelliher, died at St Anthony's hospital here at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. McGill had been in ill health for a number of years, and last week his condition became so serious that he was brought to Bemidji An operation was found imperative and it was found that Mr. McGill was suffering from a cancer. Little hope was entertained for his recovery following the operation, and he slowly sank.
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church, interment being made in Greenwood cemetery here. Mr. McGill is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie McGill, a brother and
sister Charles and Ida McGill of Chicago, and his father, Alonzo McGill. Mr. McGill was justice of peace at Kelliher and has been prominently identified with the upbuilding of that town Recently he completed arrangements to take charge of the newly constructed three story hotel at that place. Several persons from Kelliher attended the funeral.
MAYOR A. A. McGill PASSES AWAY HERE
Kelliher Resident Dies in Bemidji Following Operation Which Reveals Cancerous Growth.
FUNERAL HELD HERE TODAY
Had Been Prominent and Was to Become Proprietor of Newly Erected Hotel.
A. A. McGill, 47 years old, mayor of Kelliher, died at St Anthony's hospital here at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. McGill had been in ill health for a number of years, and last week his condition became so serious that he was brought to Bemidji An operation was found imperative and it was found that Mr. McGill was suffering from a cancer. Little hope was entertained for his recovery following the operation, and he slowly sank.
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church, interment being made in Greenwood cemetery here. Mr. McGill is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie McGill, a brother and
sister Charles and Ida McGill of Chicago, and his father, Alonzo McGill. Mr. McGill was justice of peace at Kelliher and has been prominently identified with the upbuilding of that town Recently he completed arrangements to take charge of the newly constructed three story hotel at that place. Several persons from Kelliher attended the funeral.
Kelliher Resident Dies in Bemidji Following Operation Which Reveals Cancerous Growth.
FUNERAL HELD HERE TODAY
Had Been Prominent and Was to Become Proprietor of Newly Erected Hotel.
A. A. McGill, 47 years old, mayor of Kelliher, died at St Anthony's hospital here at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. McGill had been in ill health for a number of years, and last week his condition became so serious that he was brought to Bemidji An operation was found imperative and it was found that Mr. McGill was suffering from a cancer. Little hope was entertained for his recovery following the operation, and he slowly sank.
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church, interment being made in Greenwood cemetery here. Mr. McGill is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carrie McGill, a brother and
sister Charles and Ida McGill of Chicago, and his father, Alonzo McGill. Mr. McGill was justice of peace at Kelliher and has been prominently identified with the upbuilding of that town Recently he completed arrangements to take charge of the newly constructed three story hotel at that place. Several persons from Kelliher attended the funeral.
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