Obit of Mrs. Erlin (BACHMANN) DIETZEL (b.1858 d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 9 April 1908

GONE TO ETERNITY
Mrs. Dietzel of Dryden Township and
Dr. Langford of Green Isle join Silent Ranks
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 Mrs. Erlin Dietzel, of whose death mention was made in last week’s
Enterprise, died at the St. Peter hospital on Monday March 30.
 She had been ailing for about twenty years with stomach trouble, but the
final cause of her death was from Pulmonary Edema.
 Mrs. Dietzel, wife of Louis Dietzel of Dryden township, was born in Carver
county on Nov. 16, 1858, and therefore she was 49 years, 4 months, and 14
days old.  She was the daughter of the late Gottwald Bachmann.  On the 11th
day of January in 1883 she was united in marriage to Louis Dietzel, and one
year later they moved to Sibley county settling on a farm in Arlington
township when they moved to this village and after residing here for
thirteen years they removed to their farm in Dryden township where they are
residing at present.  During the period of their married life four children
were born to their union, one son and three daughters.  They are: Anton,
Mrs. C. Reichenbach, Ernestine and Ella.
	The funeral was held Friday afternoon and a large concourse of friends
attended to pay her their last tribute.  The earthly remains were laid to
rest in the West Arlington cemetery, and Rev. Robt. Heidmann conducting the
last sad rites.
	Besides her husband and children, she leaves to mourn her demise three
brothers and two sisters, viz: Fred Bachmann, Mrs. Mina Schwirtz, Mrs.
Karoline Bovy, Arlington; Herman Bachmann, Norwood; Chas. Bachmann,
Hinkley.