BULLERT, August Louis (b.1876 d.1904), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 17 March 1904

LOUIS BULLERT DEAD
After Having Suffered for Many Months with Appendicitis, He Passed Away
Monday.
	August Louis Bullert, son of J. August Bullert, of Green Isle 
township, died at his home on Monday, March 14th, at 2:30 o’clock a.m.  
He had suffered long with appendicitis, with which he was taken sick 
August 8th, 1903.  He was then taken to New Ulm by Dr. Kanne and 
placed in the hospital, where he was operated on by Drs. L. A. 
Fritsche of New Ulm and C. W. Kanne of this place, on the 10th day 
of August.  He returned home September 11th, 1903 greatly improved.  
Then on October 11th a relapse took place and he was taken back to 
the hospital October 13th by Dr. Kanne.  On December 20th he employed 
Dr. Stickler of New Ulm and on the 30th he was again operated on, 
this time by Dr. Stickler.  On February 15th, just a month before his 
death, he was brought back to his home, where he has been ever since.
	Very little hope was entertained for his complete recovery by 
attending relatives and friends, and although expected the news of his  
death was a saddening blow to them.  He was a young man, industrious 
and honest, and his loss will be felt very keenly by all who knew him.
	He was born in Green Isle township August 4, 1876, and was 
therefore 27 years, 7 months and 10 days of age.
	The funeral took place yesterday.  Services were held at the
home at 1 o’clock, after which the remains were conveyed to the 
Germany Lutheran church of Green Isle township, where at 2 o’clock 
an impressive sermon was rendered by Rev. K Reuter.  The body was 
then taken to the grave, followed by a long concourse of relatives  
and friends who will deeply mourn his loss.  The burial services were 
there conducted by Rev. K. Reuter, and his remains laid to rest.
	The surviving parents and relatives of the decease have the 
heartfelt sympathy of all in this their hour of sadness.
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