Obit for RICE, Keith A. (d.1904), Pine Co., MN
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KEITH A. RICE DEAD

The last sad rites over all that was mortal of Keith A. Rice were held at 
Pine City last Thursday.  The A.O.U.W. having charge of the ceremonies.  
It will be remembered by the Sentinel's readers that deceased fell from 
a boxcar while switching in the St. Paul yards on July 25, hovering 
between life and death, and suffering untold pangs of pain and misery, 
his frail form could withstand the pain no longer.  He succumbed last 
week Tuesday. The deceased is well known in the vincinity, it being 
the home of his childhood days, and his host of friends with regret 
read of his sad demise.  He leaves WIFE AND CHILD.
He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rice of Pine City and 
a brother of our townsman Chas. Rice.  The Sentinel extends the 
sympathy of the community  to the bereaved.            

BURNETT COUNTY SENTINEL  SEPT. 8, 1904