Obituary:
DIED,
Tripp - at his home in Stowe Prairie, Friday, September 17th, 1886, of paralysis, Mr. Daniel Tripp, aged 67 years.
The funeral services were held at the England Prairie school house, on Sunday forenoon, conducted by Rev. J Knight and the remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Wadena County Pioneer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886 - page 4
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Obituary:
TRIPP-WHIPPLE: On last Sabbath our citizens were called upon to perform the last sad rites of Uncle Daniel Tripp, who died on Friday morning, the 17th inst., and also little Frankie Whipple, who died on the same day and almost the same hour. Both funerals were held at our schoolhouse at the same hour. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. John Knight, in a sad and impressive manner, to the largest concourse of people ever assembled together on this prairie. The schoolhouse was filled to overflowing and there was about 100 people that could not get inside the building. The remains were taken outside the building and placed side by side, for the last view and as the multitude passed in viewing the young and the aged, there was not a dry eye in the audience. The remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery, and were followed to their graves by the largest cortege that I have witnessed in Wadena county.
Northern Pacific Farmer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886
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DIED,
Tripp - at his home in Stowe Prairie, Friday, September 17th, 1886, of paralysis, Mr. Daniel Tripp, aged 67 years.
The funeral services were held at the England Prairie school house, on Sunday forenoon, conducted by Rev. J Knight and the remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Wadena County Pioneer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886 - page 4
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Obituary:
TRIPP-WHIPPLE: On last Sabbath our citizens were called upon to perform the last sad rites of Uncle Daniel Tripp, who died on Friday morning, the 17th inst., and also little Frankie Whipple, who died on the same day and almost the same hour. Both funerals were held at our schoolhouse at the same hour. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. John Knight, in a sad and impressive manner, to the largest concourse of people ever assembled together on this prairie. The schoolhouse was filled to overflowing and there was about 100 people that could not get inside the building. The remains were taken outside the building and placed side by side, for the last view and as the multitude passed in viewing the young and the aged, there was not a dry eye in the audience. The remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery, and were followed to their graves by the largest cortege that I have witnessed in Wadena county.
Northern Pacific Farmer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886
____________________________________________
Obituary:
DIED,
Tripp - at his home in Stowe Prairie, Friday, September 17th, 1886, of paralysis, Mr. Daniel Tripp, aged 67 years.
The funeral services were held at the England Prairie school house, on Sunday forenoon, conducted by Rev. J Knight and the remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Wadena County Pioneer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886 - page 4
____________________________________________
Obituary:
TRIPP-WHIPPLE: On last Sabbath our citizens were called upon to perform the last sad rites of Uncle Daniel Tripp, who died on Friday morning, the 17th inst., and also little Frankie Whipple, who died on the same day and almost the same hour. Both funerals were held at our schoolhouse at the same hour. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. John Knight, in a sad and impressive manner, to the largest concourse of people ever assembled together on this prairie. The schoolhouse was filled to overflowing and there was about 100 people that could not get inside the building. The remains were taken outside the building and placed side by side, for the last view and as the multitude passed in viewing the young and the aged, there was not a dry eye in the audience. The remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery, and were followed to their graves by the largest cortege that I have witnessed in Wadena county.
Northern Pacific Farmer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886
____________________________________________
DIED,
Tripp - at his home in Stowe Prairie, Friday, September 17th, 1886, of paralysis, Mr. Daniel Tripp, aged 67 years.
The funeral services were held at the England Prairie school house, on Sunday forenoon, conducted by Rev. J Knight and the remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery. The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Wadena County Pioneer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886 - page 4
____________________________________________
Obituary:
TRIPP-WHIPPLE: On last Sabbath our citizens were called upon to perform the last sad rites of Uncle Daniel Tripp, who died on Friday morning, the 17th inst., and also little Frankie Whipple, who died on the same day and almost the same hour. Both funerals were held at our schoolhouse at the same hour. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. John Knight, in a sad and impressive manner, to the largest concourse of people ever assembled together on this prairie. The schoolhouse was filled to overflowing and there was about 100 people that could not get inside the building. The remains were taken outside the building and placed side by side, for the last view and as the multitude passed in viewing the young and the aged, there was not a dry eye in the audience. The remains were interred in the Wadena Cemetery, and were followed to their graves by the largest cortege that I have witnessed in Wadena county.
Northern Pacific Farmer (Wadena, Minnesota)
September 23, 1886
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