Greene-Guthrie County IA Archives Obituaries.....Sailer, Arthur "Joseph" September 9, 1909
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Journal Newspaper (Montana)
Death of Arthur Joseph Sailer (Journal Newspaper, 9/9/1909) Montana

Arthur Joseph Sailer died at the home of Mrs. Hart at 2 a.m. Wednesday, from 
typhoid fever ending in perforation of the bowels.  He was married to Miss 
Pearl Hart, May 5, 1909 and he and his wife were both stricken with typhoid 
about the middle of July, from contaminated water, which they drank while on a 
picnic.

Mrs. Sailer has been considered out of danger for the past week.

Deceased was twenty-six years of age and is survived by his wife, a mother, a 
brother, Charles Sailer, and a sister, Mrs. Sadie Underwood, all of Bagley, 
Iowa.  The funeral was held from the Springhill church today at twelve 
o'clock.  Rev. Davis Wilson and Rev. Lee of Bozeman officiating.  Undertaker 
Davis of Bozeman had charge of the body.

The Odd Fellows, of which he was a member, attend the funeral in a body and 
took charge of the body at the grave.

The devotion of the lodge to the deceased, throughout his long siege of 
illness has been remarkable.  His death was untimely, this ambitious young 
husband of four months.  Mr. Sailer was a contractor and had a home in 
construction on the South side for the use of his family.  All Belgrade and 
the surrounding community offer heartfelt sympathy to the young wife, the 
mother, and other relatives and friends of the deceased.  At his request, the 
internment was in Springhill cemetery.  The brother and sister were expected 
to arrive from Iowa to-day.  The mother, who was here a short time ago 
returned to Iowa hoping her son would recover.

He was a young man of many sterling qualities, excellent habits, strong 
convictions for the right, conscientious and God-fearing, one whose place will 
be hard to fill.

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