James Murley, 78, funeral service's Evangelical United Brethern Church in Tabor, South Dakota.
He was a resident of Beadle County for 35 years.
Married Minnie A. Culp March 1, 1894. She preceded him in death Oct., 1945. They made their home at Arlington, Neb. until 1906 when they moved to a farm near Huron. In 1941 they moved to Grant County to make their home with their son and daughter-in-law.
Surviving are his son, two brothers and three sisters.
He was a resident of Beadle County for 35 years.
Married Minnie A. Culp March 1, 1894. She preceded him in death Oct., 1945. They made their home at Arlington, Neb. until 1906 when they moved to a farm near Huron. In 1941 they moved to Grant County to make their home with their son and daughter-in-law.
Surviving are his son, two brothers and three sisters.
James Murley, 78, funeral service's Evangelical United Brethern Church in Tabor, South Dakota.
He was a resident of Beadle County for 35 years.
Married Minnie A. Culp March 1, 1894. She preceded him in death Oct., 1945. They made their home at Arlington, Neb. until 1906 when they moved to a farm near Huron. In 1941 they moved to Grant County to make their home with their son and daughter-in-law.
Surviving are his son, two brothers and three sisters.
He was a resident of Beadle County for 35 years.
Married Minnie A. Culp March 1, 1894. She preceded him in death Oct., 1945. They made their home at Arlington, Neb. until 1906 when they moved to a farm near Huron. In 1941 they moved to Grant County to make their home with their son and daughter-in-law.
Surviving are his son, two brothers and three sisters.
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