(13 Towns, Fosston, MN, Friday, February 13, 1914, p1)
On Sunday morning, Feb. 1st, the Angel of Death made its inevitable call to Milton, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulson, in his youthful prime of nineteen years and nine months.
The end did not come unexpectedly. Almost six weeks had elapsed since he was taken severely ill with tubercular peritonitis of the stomach. He made a brave attempt to recover, but seeing that he gradually grew weaker, gladly gave up all claims to this life and while waiting his deliverance lived and died in that blessed assurance of a joyous hereafter.
The deceased left behind him to mourn his early departure a loving father and mother, five sisters and three brothers: Lizzie (Mrs. Hovland), Hilda, Esther, Gladys, Lyman, Myrtle, Clifford, and Manly. The first name resides at Neilsville, while the others remain at home. The funeral was held the following Tuesday, one o'clock, at the home, and they laid him to rest in his last resting place in the Synod cemetery at Gully. Rev. Stensgaard officiated both at the home and at the church. Among those attending from a distance were Mrs. John Hovland and daughter, Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hovland, of Neilsville; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Vang, of Hillsboro, N.D., and Mr. Albert Vang of Buxton, N.D.
(13 Towns, Fosston, MN, Friday, February 13, 1914, p1)
On Sunday morning, Feb. 1st, the Angel of Death made its inevitable call to Milton, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulson, in his youthful prime of nineteen years and nine months.
The end did not come unexpectedly. Almost six weeks had elapsed since he was taken severely ill with tubercular peritonitis of the stomach. He made a brave attempt to recover, but seeing that he gradually grew weaker, gladly gave up all claims to this life and while waiting his deliverance lived and died in that blessed assurance of a joyous hereafter.
The deceased left behind him to mourn his early departure a loving father and mother, five sisters and three brothers: Lizzie (Mrs. Hovland), Hilda, Esther, Gladys, Lyman, Myrtle, Clifford, and Manly. The first name resides at Neilsville, while the others remain at home. The funeral was held the following Tuesday, one o'clock, at the home, and they laid him to rest in his last resting place in the Synod cemetery at Gully. Rev. Stensgaard officiated both at the home and at the church. Among those attending from a distance were Mrs. John Hovland and daughter, Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hovland, of Neilsville; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Vang, of Hillsboro, N.D., and Mr. Albert Vang of Buxton, N.D.
Gravesite Details
Pauli Milton
Family Members
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Elise "Lissie" Alvilda Paulson Hovland
1889–1962
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Hilda Maria Paulson
1892–1919
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Esther Amalia Paulson Bagne
1896–1978
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Gladys Natalia Paulson Owens
1899–1969
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Lyman Grant Paulson
1901–1918
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Myrtle Paulson Haugen
1903–1979
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Pearl Paulson
1904–1910
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Clifford Paulson
1907–1976
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Manly Paulson
1908–1978
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Unknown Paulson
1911–1911
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