Obit for BOLSTAD, Mrs. John (b.1850 d.1925), Polk Co., MN

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Funeral Monday for Mrs. Bolstad, Pioneer Resident  

(EGF Weekly Record, 10/23/1925, p1)



Funeral services for Mrs. John Bolstad, 75, pioneer of the East Grand 

Forks district who died Monday evening at her home in Sullivan township, 

were held Monday afternoon at 1:30 from the home and at 2:30 from the 

Grand Marais church, Rev. O.T. Ness officiating.  Burial was made in the 

Grand Marais cemetery.



Mrs. Bolstad was born in Norway, April 18, 1850, and came to this country 

in 1879, settling near Willmar.  Shortly after she moved to this city and 

has been a resident here for the past 45 years.



She had been ill for about three weeks, and her death was not entirely 

unexpected.  Her husband, John Bolstad, a son, Norval, both of whom are 

at the family home, and Mrs. Martin Haugen of this city, a sister, 

survive her.

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