Kingman County KS Archives Obituaries.....Dorner, Nicklaus April 6, 1904
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Kingman Leader-Courier, 7 April 1904
From Leader Courier, 7 April 1904
His Death Came Suddenly
Nicholas Dorner of Hosier Township Dropped Dead Yesterday
Yesterday forenoon A. Dorner received a message that his brother Nicolas Dorner
of Hoosier township had been found dead in his field. Mr. Dorner at once went
out to the farm and there learned that his brother and Mitchel Layman had been
at work together, staking off ground for a line of fence and that while Mr.
Dorner was some rods distance from Mr. Layman, he made some sort of an
exclamation and fell to the ground. Mr. Layman rushed to his assistant but by
the time he reached him he was already dead; presumably the result of heart
disease. The Coroner was notified and on being told of the circumstances of the 
case decided no inquest was necessary, death having resulted from natural causes.
The deceased was aged about 52 years and had been a resident of the county about
5 years and he was a first-class citizen. He leaves a wife and four children
besides numerous other relatives in this county. His funeral will occur this
afternoon at Otterbein church and interment will be made in Hoosier cemetery.

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