Obit for SOLSETH, Christ (d.1920), Redwood Co., MN
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Milroy Echo, Nov. 25, 1920:  Christ Solseth

Otto Solseth received a message Sunday afternoon stating that his father 
Christ Solseth had died suddenly.  The remains were shipped, arriving here 
on Tuesday evening from Anoka.  The funeral will be held at the Otto 
Solseth home Thursday at one o'clock and interment will be made in the 
cemetery north of town.  
  He leaves a family of eight children and a wife, Mrs. Martha Solseth, 
of this place.  
  The floral offering by the immediate family and other relatives and 
friends was very beautiful, also a beautiful bouquet from the ladies. 
  Mr. Solseth has not been here for the past 20 years, but old time 
memories of his pioneer life in this locality kindled the sparks of 
love and friendship of days gone by all of which was exemplified very 
clearly at the funeral.