The Idaho Post, Moscow, Idaho, April 7, 1911: "The death of S.G. Smith occurred at Hot Lake, Oregon on Friday, March 31 after weeks of acute suffering from cancer of the stomach.
"The remains were shipped to Moscow and the funeral was conducted on Sunday afternoon from the Norwegian Lutheran church by rev. T.E. Sweger.
"Mr. Smith has lived on a farm five miles northeast of Moscow for several years and had many friends in the vicinity. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter."
"The remains were shipped to Moscow and the funeral was conducted on Sunday afternoon from the Norwegian Lutheran church by rev. T.E. Sweger.
"Mr. Smith has lived on a farm five miles northeast of Moscow for several years and had many friends in the vicinity. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter."
The Idaho Post, Moscow, Idaho, April 7, 1911: "The death of S.G. Smith occurred at Hot Lake, Oregon on Friday, March 31 after weeks of acute suffering from cancer of the stomach.
"The remains were shipped to Moscow and the funeral was conducted on Sunday afternoon from the Norwegian Lutheran church by rev. T.E. Sweger.
"Mr. Smith has lived on a farm five miles northeast of Moscow for several years and had many friends in the vicinity. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter."
"The remains were shipped to Moscow and the funeral was conducted on Sunday afternoon from the Norwegian Lutheran church by rev. T.E. Sweger.
"Mr. Smith has lived on a farm five miles northeast of Moscow for several years and had many friends in the vicinity. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter."
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