STORE OPERATOR FOUND DEAD IN HIS SHOPBuried 12-20-60 Alfred H. Bohl about 72, was found dead late Friday afternoon in his secondhand store at 701 N. Main Ave. Police, sheriff and coroner's offices investigated. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Miller Funeral Home. Rev. H. H. White officiating. Burial will be in Hills of Rest Cemetery. Mr. Bohl resided at 909 N. Main Ave. He operated a vegetable stand for many years before going into the second hand store business. He was born in Denmark and came to America at age 6. He lived in Omaha for three years before moving to Dell Rapids. He moved to Sioux Falls in 1927. A sister, Mrs. Mary Sorenson, Murdo, and 2 brothers, H. J. Bohl, Hot Springs, and William, Sioux Falls, are survivors.ALFRED BOHL Funeral rites were held Alfred H. Bohl, 73 of 900 N. Main Ave., who died Friday. Burial was in Hills of Rest Cemetery. Betty Bohl gave information to census taker for 1940 Census taker that her husband, Henry A Bohl was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. The family (grandchildren) knew him as Dick Bohl. Birth place could be Denmark, linde, Randers WWI Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918: Henry Alfred Bohl County: Minnehaha State: South Dakota Birthplace: Denmark Birth Date: 22 Jun 1887 FHL Roll Number: 1877798 Naturalized Citizen - Farm Laborer Employed by: Silas Lynn in Colman, South Dakota; Single; Near sighted Signed: 1895 Henry Alfred Bohl: Blue eyes, dark hair Build: 220 lbs Minnehaha 40-1-50A Recorded June 5, 1917 by Edgar J. Elliott