Obit for RICE, Tena O. (b.1865 d.1945), Pine Co., MN
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PINE COUNTY COURIER   JUNE 28, 1945

TENA O. RICE LAID AT  REST
Tena O. Rice well known former resident of Pine City for 50 years passed 
away Sunday June  17 at the home of her sister at 912 6th St south, Mpls.  
She had been in ill health for the past six years, and passed away at 
the age of 79 years.
Furneral services were held on Saturday, June 23rd from Swanson Funeral 
Chapel, Pine City at 2:oo o'clock.  Rev Charlie Blake officiated at the 
ceremony and  Mrs. Blake was the vocalist accompanied by Richard Blake.  
Interment was made in the Birchwood Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John D. Wilcox, Frank Van Gaal, Joe Kuiter and Norman 
Lindahl.
Tena O. Rice was born in Norway August 6, 1865, the daughter of Ludwick 
and Johanna Olson.  She came to the United State in 1877, settling in 
Wisconsin.  At Grantsburg, Wisconsin she was united in marriage to Wm. 
Rice in 1883.  They then came to Pine City where they made their home.  
Mr. Rice preceded his wife in death some years ago and about 1939 Mrs. 
Rice moved to Minneapolis.Surviving are two brothers and one sister.