Obit of William SANDER (d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 7 May 1908

Deaths of the Week.
WILLIAM SANDER
 E. W. Sander received a message Tuesday, announcing the death of his
father William Sander, who passed away at his home near Rosalia, Wash.,
Monday night, after a long illness, from internal ailments, aged about 63
years.
 William Sander resided here for many years, on his farm in Henderson
township, and was well and favorably known.  He moved to Roselia about six
years ago with his family.  He leaves besides his wife six children, two
sons and four daughters, among them E. W. Sander of this city, and three
brothers and a sister, namely: Hon. Fred Sander, of Arlington; Herman
Sander of Franklin, and Louis Sander and Mrs. Adam Rieke of Fairfax.  The
deceased was a kind and loving father and husband, and his demise is a hard
blow to the widow and children.  -  [Henderson] Independent.