Funeral services for Albert Dalquist were held Wednesday, March 17 from the Calvary Lutheran church in Alexandria. Rev. Nels E. Bengtson officiated. Pallbearers were Leo Sturnick, Henry Moen, Roy Wicklund, Walter Anderson, Art Undlin and N. M. Nelson. Interment was made in the Kinkead cemetery.
Albert Dalquist was born Feb. 1, 1879, near Eau Claire, Wis., the son of Lars and Mary Dalquist. In 1880 he moved with his parents to Warren, Minn. He was confirmed in the First Lutheran church in 1903.
Mr. Dalquist went into the general store business at Middle River, Minn., and on June 12, 1907, he was united in marriage to Margaret Mattson, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. Mattson of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist continued to live in Middle River until 1912 when he sold his business and oved to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, where they resided for two years. In 1914 the Dalquists returned to Alexandria where he joined with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co., a wholesale grocery firm, as their traveling salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist resided at Glenwood from 1917 to 1937 when they again returned to Alexandria, having severed his connections with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co. Later he went into business for himself and organized the Dalquist Electric Co. He continued in this business for about ten years and after retiring he and Mrs. Dalquist toured the Scandinavian counties, spending the greater part of this time in Sweden, where they visited relatives and friends. When they returned from Europe, they purchased the Dr. Cole residence where they have continued to live for the past 5 and one half years.
Mr. Dalquist passed away at the St. Luke's Hospital, March 13, after an illness of almost five weeks. He is survived by his wife, one brother, Gust Dalquist, of Spokane, Wash.
(Park Region Echo, 25 March 1954)
Albert Dalquist was born Feb. 1, 1879, near Eau Claire, Wis., the son of Lars and Mary Dalquist. In 1880 he moved with his parents to Warren, Minn. He was confirmed in the First Lutheran church in 1903.
Mr. Dalquist went into the general store business at Middle River, Minn., and on June 12, 1907, he was united in marriage to Margaret Mattson, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. Mattson of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist continued to live in Middle River until 1912 when he sold his business and oved to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, where they resided for two years. In 1914 the Dalquists returned to Alexandria where he joined with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co., a wholesale grocery firm, as their traveling salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist resided at Glenwood from 1917 to 1937 when they again returned to Alexandria, having severed his connections with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co. Later he went into business for himself and organized the Dalquist Electric Co. He continued in this business for about ten years and after retiring he and Mrs. Dalquist toured the Scandinavian counties, spending the greater part of this time in Sweden, where they visited relatives and friends. When they returned from Europe, they purchased the Dr. Cole residence where they have continued to live for the past 5 and one half years.
Mr. Dalquist passed away at the St. Luke's Hospital, March 13, after an illness of almost five weeks. He is survived by his wife, one brother, Gust Dalquist, of Spokane, Wash.
(Park Region Echo, 25 March 1954)
Funeral services for Albert Dalquist were held Wednesday, March 17 from the Calvary Lutheran church in Alexandria. Rev. Nels E. Bengtson officiated. Pallbearers were Leo Sturnick, Henry Moen, Roy Wicklund, Walter Anderson, Art Undlin and N. M. Nelson. Interment was made in the Kinkead cemetery.
Albert Dalquist was born Feb. 1, 1879, near Eau Claire, Wis., the son of Lars and Mary Dalquist. In 1880 he moved with his parents to Warren, Minn. He was confirmed in the First Lutheran church in 1903.
Mr. Dalquist went into the general store business at Middle River, Minn., and on June 12, 1907, he was united in marriage to Margaret Mattson, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. Mattson of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist continued to live in Middle River until 1912 when he sold his business and oved to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, where they resided for two years. In 1914 the Dalquists returned to Alexandria where he joined with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co., a wholesale grocery firm, as their traveling salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist resided at Glenwood from 1917 to 1937 when they again returned to Alexandria, having severed his connections with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co. Later he went into business for himself and organized the Dalquist Electric Co. He continued in this business for about ten years and after retiring he and Mrs. Dalquist toured the Scandinavian counties, spending the greater part of this time in Sweden, where they visited relatives and friends. When they returned from Europe, they purchased the Dr. Cole residence where they have continued to live for the past 5 and one half years.
Mr. Dalquist passed away at the St. Luke's Hospital, March 13, after an illness of almost five weeks. He is survived by his wife, one brother, Gust Dalquist, of Spokane, Wash.
(Park Region Echo, 25 March 1954)
Albert Dalquist was born Feb. 1, 1879, near Eau Claire, Wis., the son of Lars and Mary Dalquist. In 1880 he moved with his parents to Warren, Minn. He was confirmed in the First Lutheran church in 1903.
Mr. Dalquist went into the general store business at Middle River, Minn., and on June 12, 1907, he was united in marriage to Margaret Mattson, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. Mattson of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist continued to live in Middle River until 1912 when he sold his business and oved to Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, where they resided for two years. In 1914 the Dalquists returned to Alexandria where he joined with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co., a wholesale grocery firm, as their traveling salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Dalquist resided at Glenwood from 1917 to 1937 when they again returned to Alexandria, having severed his connections with the firm of Ludke, Luckert & Co. Later he went into business for himself and organized the Dalquist Electric Co. He continued in this business for about ten years and after retiring he and Mrs. Dalquist toured the Scandinavian counties, spending the greater part of this time in Sweden, where they visited relatives and friends. When they returned from Europe, they purchased the Dr. Cole residence where they have continued to live for the past 5 and one half years.
Mr. Dalquist passed away at the St. Luke's Hospital, March 13, after an illness of almost five weeks. He is survived by his wife, one brother, Gust Dalquist, of Spokane, Wash.
(Park Region Echo, 25 March 1954)
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