The Havre Herald (MT), 15 July 1908
Norman DeCelles, aged 8 years, son of Mrs. Hattie Nault, died Monday evening
of appendicitis.
Norman was one of Havre's brightest children. He had been attending school at St. Peter's Mission and just returned apparently in in the best of health, but was suddenly taken ill and lived for only two or three days.
The funeral was from Holland's undertaking parlors and services from St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic church.
Norman DeCelles, aged 8 years, son of Mrs. Hattie Nault, died Monday evening
of appendicitis.
Norman was one of Havre's brightest children. He had been attending school at St. Peter's Mission and just returned apparently in in the best of health, but was suddenly taken ill and lived for only two or three days.
The funeral was from Holland's undertaking parlors and services from St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic church.
The Havre Herald (MT), 15 July 1908
Norman DeCelles, aged 8 years, son of Mrs. Hattie Nault, died Monday evening
of appendicitis.
Norman was one of Havre's brightest children. He had been attending school at St. Peter's Mission and just returned apparently in in the best of health, but was suddenly taken ill and lived for only two or three days.
The funeral was from Holland's undertaking parlors and services from St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic church.
Norman DeCelles, aged 8 years, son of Mrs. Hattie Nault, died Monday evening
of appendicitis.
Norman was one of Havre's brightest children. He had been attending school at St. Peter's Mission and just returned apparently in in the best of health, but was suddenly taken ill and lived for only two or three days.
The funeral was from Holland's undertaking parlors and services from St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic church.
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