Obit of August F. FISHER (d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 7 May 1908

Deaths of the Week.
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AUGUST F. FISHER
	News of the death of August F. Fisher, a pioneer resident of Dryden
township, was received here early last Friday morning.  The news came as a
shock to the community, although he had been ill for several months, the
end was not expected.  Mr. Fisher passed peacefully to his last rest last
Thursday evening, April 23rd, at 10 o’clock, surrounded by his family  He
was injured last September by being thrown from the buggy when his team
became frightened and has suffered ever since, complaining of pains which
resulted from this accident.  He possessed a rugged constitution and had
never know what it was to be sick.  But tuberculosis developed within the
last few months and it was then only a question of time when he would be
called to his Maker.  he was apprised of his illness early in January and
failed gradually since.  -  [Gaylord] Hub