Mistaken for a deer two months ago, Angus Chisholm, who received the charges from seven shotguns and strangely lived until this morning at 10 o'clock. He died at St. Anthony's hospital after a brave struggle. At the time he was shot, Mr. Chisholm was carrying the carcass of a deer swung across his shoulder in the woods near Blackduck.
A wife survives. Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. P. J. Russell are sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, services at the Catholic church, interment in Holy Cross cemetery. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 17, 1917)
The funeral of Angus Chisholm was held this morning from the Catholic church at 9 o'clock, Rev. Philippe officiating. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Chisholm, whose home was near Blackduck, was shot and fatally injured two months ago by seven hunters, when he was mistaken for a deer. He had been in St. Anthony's hospital since the accident happened, and his wife had been at the bedside.
Mr. Chisholm died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. His brother, John Chisholm, of Crow Wing, arrived in the city shortly before he died, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Leighton, of Elk River arrived for the funeral. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 18, 1917)
A wife survives. Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. P. J. Russell are sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, services at the Catholic church, interment in Holy Cross cemetery. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 17, 1917)
The funeral of Angus Chisholm was held this morning from the Catholic church at 9 o'clock, Rev. Philippe officiating. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Chisholm, whose home was near Blackduck, was shot and fatally injured two months ago by seven hunters, when he was mistaken for a deer. He had been in St. Anthony's hospital since the accident happened, and his wife had been at the bedside.
Mr. Chisholm died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. His brother, John Chisholm, of Crow Wing, arrived in the city shortly before he died, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Leighton, of Elk River arrived for the funeral. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 18, 1917)
Mistaken for a deer two months ago, Angus Chisholm, who received the charges from seven shotguns and strangely lived until this morning at 10 o'clock. He died at St. Anthony's hospital after a brave struggle. At the time he was shot, Mr. Chisholm was carrying the carcass of a deer swung across his shoulder in the woods near Blackduck.
A wife survives. Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. P. J. Russell are sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, services at the Catholic church, interment in Holy Cross cemetery. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 17, 1917)
The funeral of Angus Chisholm was held this morning from the Catholic church at 9 o'clock, Rev. Philippe officiating. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Chisholm, whose home was near Blackduck, was shot and fatally injured two months ago by seven hunters, when he was mistaken for a deer. He had been in St. Anthony's hospital since the accident happened, and his wife had been at the bedside.
Mr. Chisholm died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. His brother, John Chisholm, of Crow Wing, arrived in the city shortly before he died, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Leighton, of Elk River arrived for the funeral. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 18, 1917)
A wife survives. Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. P. J. Russell are sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, services at the Catholic church, interment in Holy Cross cemetery. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 17, 1917)
The funeral of Angus Chisholm was held this morning from the Catholic church at 9 o'clock, Rev. Philippe officiating. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery. Mr. Chisholm, whose home was near Blackduck, was shot and fatally injured two months ago by seven hunters, when he was mistaken for a deer. He had been in St. Anthony's hospital since the accident happened, and his wife had been at the bedside.
Mr. Chisholm died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. His brother, John Chisholm, of Crow Wing, arrived in the city shortly before he died, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Leighton, of Elk River arrived for the funeral. (Bemidji Pioneer, Jan 18, 1917)
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