Obit for JESKE, August  (b.1879 d.1909), Swift Co., MN
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August JESKE 1879 to December 2, 1909
SWIFT COUNTY MONITOR 
Friday, Dec. 10, 1909. . 
AUGUST JESKE 
August Jeske, a prominent farmer of the town of Maryland, passed away 
at his home last Friday morning. He had been ill several years with 
consumption. 
The deceased, who was 30 years of age, was born and brought up in the 
town of Maryland. He was a prosperous and hard working farmer and much 
liked by his friends and neighbors. He was married about five years ago 
to a Miss Callie. He is survived by his wife, one child, two brothers, 
Robert, of Maryland, and Fred, of Idaho, two sisters, Mrs. Julius 
Kohler, of Moyer, and Mrs. Otto Reich, of Tara, and his mother who 
resides with her son Robert. To these the sympathy of the community is 
extended in this their hour of sad trial. 
The funeral services were held from the German Lutheran church in the 
town of Moyer last Monday, Rev. Radeke officiating. The services were 
very largely attended by friends, relatives and neighbors.