Stark County ND Archives Obituaries.....Hoerner, Michael 1950
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Dickinson ND Press 21 Apr 1950
Prominent Richardton resident Michael Horner [Hoerner], 77 passed away of a
heart attack about three miles north of Richardton at 10:15 a.m. Thursday while
on his way by car to visit a relatives farm.

   Funeral services have been set for 10 a.m. Monday, April 24, at St. Mary's
church at Richardton, Father Frederick Mundt officiating. The body is now at the
Mischel funeral home in Dickinson but will be in state at Richardton Sunday at
the Richardton funeral home.

   The deceased was driving his car Thursday morning accompanied by a daughter,
Mrs. George Kuch of Forsythe, Mont., now visiting with relatives in this area
when the vehicle became stuck in a rut. He stopped the car and got out to get a
shovel, and then complained of pain, the heart attack and death followed quickly.

   He was born Dec. 18, 1872, in South Russia, was married there to Eleanora
Stein Feb. 5, 1902, then they came to the United States in January 1912 and he
had resided in the Richardton area ever since. A farmer, he retired in 1930 and
came to Richardton to reside, being vice president of the Farmers State ban
there at the time of his death. His wife passed away November 29, 1945.

   Survivors include four sons, Fred, Peter and Emil, all of Richardton;
Valentine of Mott; four daughters, Mrs. William (Eleanor) Forester and Mrs.
Frank (Anna) Berger, both of Richardton, Mrs. George (Nellie) Cooke of Forsythe,
Mont., and Mrs. William (Margaret) Rummel of Dickinson. Others surviving are:
sisters, Mrs. Kasper Armbrust of Dickinson, Lena Senn and Francis Hoerner, both
displaced persons now in Germany, and one brother Val of Spokane, Wash., also 28
grandchildren.   

Dickinson ND Press 21 Apr 1950

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