Mrs. Sarah Huber, sister of Christ Pahl of Lodi, died in Oakland at her home after an illness of about seven years. She was 61.
A native of Russia, she came to Carson, N.D. her home for most of her life, in 1906, and then to Oakland about five months ago in an attempt to recoup her health. She was a member of the Carson Congregational Church.
Survivors include the widower, John Huber of Oakland; and the following sons and daughters: August J. Huber of Flasher, N.D.; Chris Huber of San Diego; Arthur Huber of Jamestown, N.D.; John W. Huber Jr., of Bonesteel, N.D.; Fred Huber of Minneapolis; Reuben Huber of Bonesteel; Leo Huber of Minneapolis; Ida Hertz of Bonesteel; Lydia Rath of Oakland; Rose Fleihman of Carson; Martha Rossum of Evansville, Minn.; Otto Huber of Minneapolis; Bertah Sayler of New Leipzig, N.D.; Dina Huber of Oakland; Lillie Ackerman of New Leipzig and Delores Huber of Oakland.
The following sisters and brother survive: Sam Pahl of Aurora, Ore.; Gottlieb Pahl of MacIntosh, S.D.; Christ Pahl of Lodi; Jacob Pahl of New Leipzig; Mrs. William Bierwagon of Thompson Falls, Mont., and Mrs. Martha Leichner of Plevna, Mont. She was the grandmother of 20.
Burial in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel July 24, 1947
A native of Russia, she came to Carson, N.D. her home for most of her life, in 1906, and then to Oakland about five months ago in an attempt to recoup her health. She was a member of the Carson Congregational Church.
Survivors include the widower, John Huber of Oakland; and the following sons and daughters: August J. Huber of Flasher, N.D.; Chris Huber of San Diego; Arthur Huber of Jamestown, N.D.; John W. Huber Jr., of Bonesteel, N.D.; Fred Huber of Minneapolis; Reuben Huber of Bonesteel; Leo Huber of Minneapolis; Ida Hertz of Bonesteel; Lydia Rath of Oakland; Rose Fleihman of Carson; Martha Rossum of Evansville, Minn.; Otto Huber of Minneapolis; Bertah Sayler of New Leipzig, N.D.; Dina Huber of Oakland; Lillie Ackerman of New Leipzig and Delores Huber of Oakland.
The following sisters and brother survive: Sam Pahl of Aurora, Ore.; Gottlieb Pahl of MacIntosh, S.D.; Christ Pahl of Lodi; Jacob Pahl of New Leipzig; Mrs. William Bierwagon of Thompson Falls, Mont., and Mrs. Martha Leichner of Plevna, Mont. She was the grandmother of 20.
Burial in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel July 24, 1947
Mrs. Sarah Huber, sister of Christ Pahl of Lodi, died in Oakland at her home after an illness of about seven years. She was 61.
A native of Russia, she came to Carson, N.D. her home for most of her life, in 1906, and then to Oakland about five months ago in an attempt to recoup her health. She was a member of the Carson Congregational Church.
Survivors include the widower, John Huber of Oakland; and the following sons and daughters: August J. Huber of Flasher, N.D.; Chris Huber of San Diego; Arthur Huber of Jamestown, N.D.; John W. Huber Jr., of Bonesteel, N.D.; Fred Huber of Minneapolis; Reuben Huber of Bonesteel; Leo Huber of Minneapolis; Ida Hertz of Bonesteel; Lydia Rath of Oakland; Rose Fleihman of Carson; Martha Rossum of Evansville, Minn.; Otto Huber of Minneapolis; Bertah Sayler of New Leipzig, N.D.; Dina Huber of Oakland; Lillie Ackerman of New Leipzig and Delores Huber of Oakland.
The following sisters and brother survive: Sam Pahl of Aurora, Ore.; Gottlieb Pahl of MacIntosh, S.D.; Christ Pahl of Lodi; Jacob Pahl of New Leipzig; Mrs. William Bierwagon of Thompson Falls, Mont., and Mrs. Martha Leichner of Plevna, Mont. She was the grandmother of 20.
Burial in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel July 24, 1947
A native of Russia, she came to Carson, N.D. her home for most of her life, in 1906, and then to Oakland about five months ago in an attempt to recoup her health. She was a member of the Carson Congregational Church.
Survivors include the widower, John Huber of Oakland; and the following sons and daughters: August J. Huber of Flasher, N.D.; Chris Huber of San Diego; Arthur Huber of Jamestown, N.D.; John W. Huber Jr., of Bonesteel, N.D.; Fred Huber of Minneapolis; Reuben Huber of Bonesteel; Leo Huber of Minneapolis; Ida Hertz of Bonesteel; Lydia Rath of Oakland; Rose Fleihman of Carson; Martha Rossum of Evansville, Minn.; Otto Huber of Minneapolis; Bertah Sayler of New Leipzig, N.D.; Dina Huber of Oakland; Lillie Ackerman of New Leipzig and Delores Huber of Oakland.
The following sisters and brother survive: Sam Pahl of Aurora, Ore.; Gottlieb Pahl of MacIntosh, S.D.; Christ Pahl of Lodi; Jacob Pahl of New Leipzig; Mrs. William Bierwagon of Thompson Falls, Mont., and Mrs. Martha Leichner of Plevna, Mont. She was the grandmother of 20.
Burial in Lodi Memorial Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel July 24, 1947
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