Obit for LUNDER, Nels T. (b.1849 d.1931), Clay Co., MN 
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Moorhead Country Press
Friday, October 16, 1931

"CLAY COUNTY PIONEER DIES
    Nels T. Lunder, 82, 60 years a resident of Clay county, died in 
Moorhead hospital Wednesday night, following a lingering illness. He is 
survived by seven children, Mrs. T. J. Thompson, Leonard, N.D.; Theodore 
G. Lunder, Dilworth, Minn.; Niles J. Lunder, Dale, Minn.; Mrs. Carl M. 
Tungstad, Winnepeg; Mrs. William E. Murphy, Everett, Canada; Clarence A. 
Lunder, Seattle, Wash; and Nora T. Lunder, 309 Seventh Av. N. Another 
daughter, Mrs. M. Mathison, Larimore, N.D., died a week ago. Her funeral 
service was held Monday.
    Born in Hadeland, Norway, June 25, 1849, he arrived in Clay county 
July 20, 1871 and homesteaded near Dale, Minn. In 1873 he married Berte 
Rustad and in 1898 was married to Corrie Bjeere.
    Two brothers, Thorvald T. Lunder, Lake Park, Minn. also survive. 
Baker, Mont., and Julius T. Lunder,
    Funeral services will be held at the Lunder home, Sunday afternoon."

[NOTE: 2nd from last paragraph should read: " Two brothers, Thorvald T. 
Lunder, Baker, Mont. and Julius T. Lunder, Lake Park, Minn. also 
survive."]