Obit for SOLSETH, Albert (d.1952), Redwood Co., MN
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Redwood Gazette, March 27, 1952:  Albert Solseth, 69, Dies in North Dakota

Albert Solseth, 69, a former Milroy resident, died in Tioga, N.D., 
March 7 of a heart attack, relatives in Milroy have been informed.  
He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chris Solseth and left Milroy 
in 1910.
  He is survived by two sisters--Mrs. Mabel Blake of Hendricks and Mrs. 
Dena Stenbak of Tioga--and five brothers, Carl of Portland, Ore., John 
and Melvin of Minneapolis, Otto of Cando, N.D., and Olaf of Granite Falls.
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Newspaper obituary undated:  Albert Solseth Dies in N. Dakota

Milroy--Albert Solseth, 69-year old former Milroy resident, died March 7 
at his home in Tioga, N.D.  He suffered a heart attack.
  Mr. Solseth was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christ Solseth.  He moved 
from Milroy in 1905.
  Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Blake of Hendricks and 
Mrs. Dena Stenbak of Tioga, N.D., and five brothers, Carl of Portland, 
Ore.; John and Melvin of Minneapolis; Otto of Cando, N.D.; and Olaf 
of Granite Falls.