Obit for LUNDER, Mrs. Nels T. (b.1861 d.1924), Clay Co., MN 
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Moorhead Country Press, February 4,1924, Editorial & Feature Page, Col.7

"MRS. N. T. LUNDER

    The sad and sudden news of the departure of Mrs. Lunder came as a 
complete surprise to most of her large circle of friends and neighbors. 
Few knew of her ailment which took such a sudden turn to the worse last 
Tuesday. The family physician when summoned advised hospital treatment. 
This would have been carried out the following day, but a fainting spell 
in the evening hastened the end which came 11 o'clock that evening.

    The loss of Mrs. Lunder is keenly felt also outside of her immediate 
family. Her friendliness and sincerity charmed all who had the privilege 
of knowing her. These many pleasant memories of her will long linger 
though she is gone.

    She loved her place of worship and was a regular attendant at the 
services of her church.

    The grief stricken family has the sincere sympathy of the entire 
congregation and community in this hour of sorrow.

    Mrs. Lunder was born in 1861 and leaves to mourn her loss a husband, 
five step children and three children whose names are as follows: Mrs. 
Dina Thompson of Moorhead, Mrs. Carrie Matthison of Beach, Mrs. B. 
Tangstad of Winnepeg, Theodore of Dilworth, Nels of Dale, Constance of 
Fargo and Clarence and Nora at home. There are also two brothers living 
in Colfax, Wis.

    The funeral will take place Tuesday, Feb. 5th. Devotion services at 
the home, at one and services at the church at two. Rev. R. L. Tungseth 
will officiate.

---Contributed"