Obit for KOHLER, Julius August (b.1872 d.1917), Swift Co., MN
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The original spelling of Kohler was Köhler.  So, sometimes it's spelled 
Kohler and sometimes it Koehler.  My mother-in-law spelled it Kohler.  I 
have used the Kohler/Koehler - whatever was in the original obit.
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Julius August KOHLER July 16, 1872 to January 26, 1917
Julius Kohler
Julius Kohler, one of the most prominent farmers of Moyer Township died 
Friday, January 26th at his home after a four months illness of cancer of 
the stomach. He was one of the pioneer settlers, having moved here with 
his father and mother some 43 years ago and lived there ever since. He is 
survived by his wife and eight children, father and mother and two 
brothers, Fred and Frank.
Julius Kohler was a man of true Christian character, respected by all who 
he associated with. He was a member of the Lutheran Trinity church of 
Fairfield.
The funeral was held Wednesday at 11 A.M. at the home and 2 P.M. at the 
church. Rev. Radekae officiating.