Julius C. Howe was born in Waldenberg, Neumark, Germany on June 25th, 1844 and died at the home of his daughter in Minneapolis after a month's illness on July 10th, 1924. In 1869 he was married to Wilhelmina Zuehlke in Germany and with their children they came to American in 1887. They settled at Dodge Center, living here until 1898 when they moved to North Dakota. There they resided until 1913 when he and his wife moved to Minneapolis, where they have since lived. Mr. Howe leaves to mourn his aged widow and six children, Emil of Wabasso; Paul and Carl A of Dodge Center; Julius of GrandView, Wis; Wilhelm of Stacy and Augusta of Minneapolis. The remains were brought to Dodge Center Sunday and services were held in the Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Rumsch of Minneapolis, the pastor who helped to institute the Lutheran church here. Burial was made in Riverside cemetery.
Julius C. Howe was born in Waldenberg, Neumark, Germany on June 25th, 1844 and died at the home of his daughter in Minneapolis after a month's illness on July 10th, 1924. In 1869 he was married to Wilhelmina Zuehlke in Germany and with their children they came to American in 1887. They settled at Dodge Center, living here until 1898 when they moved to North Dakota. There they resided until 1913 when he and his wife moved to Minneapolis, where they have since lived. Mr. Howe leaves to mourn his aged widow and six children, Emil of Wabasso; Paul and Carl A of Dodge Center; Julius of GrandView, Wis; Wilhelm of Stacy and Augusta of Minneapolis. The remains were brought to Dodge Center Sunday and services were held in the Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Rumsch of Minneapolis, the pastor who helped to institute the Lutheran church here. Burial was made in Riverside cemetery.
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