After an Illness of a few weeks of a complication of diseases, Henry Brink died early Wednesday morning at the age of forty seven years and seven days at his home west of Hospers. The immediate cause of death was acute dysentery. He leaves a wife, and three little children, too young to realize their loss, besides other relatives to mourn his death. Henry Brink was born in Gelderland,
Netherlands, on the 28th day of October, 1867. At an early age he came to the United States with his parents who located in Minnesota. A year later they moved to a farm near LeMars where they lived five years when they moved to a farm near Hospers. In 1901 he went to Minnesota and engaged in farming near Leota, where he remained five years, then he returned to Hospers and on February 13, 1907, was married to Miss Katie DeVries. Two boys and one girl came to bless this union. –LeMars Semi-Daily Sentinel, November 10, 1914
Netherlands, on the 28th day of October, 1867. At an early age he came to the United States with his parents who located in Minnesota. A year later they moved to a farm near LeMars where they lived five years when they moved to a farm near Hospers. In 1901 he went to Minnesota and engaged in farming near Leota, where he remained five years, then he returned to Hospers and on February 13, 1907, was married to Miss Katie DeVries. Two boys and one girl came to bless this union. –LeMars Semi-Daily Sentinel, November 10, 1914
After an Illness of a few weeks of a complication of diseases, Henry Brink died early Wednesday morning at the age of forty seven years and seven days at his home west of Hospers. The immediate cause of death was acute dysentery. He leaves a wife, and three little children, too young to realize their loss, besides other relatives to mourn his death. Henry Brink was born in Gelderland,
Netherlands, on the 28th day of October, 1867. At an early age he came to the United States with his parents who located in Minnesota. A year later they moved to a farm near LeMars where they lived five years when they moved to a farm near Hospers. In 1901 he went to Minnesota and engaged in farming near Leota, where he remained five years, then he returned to Hospers and on February 13, 1907, was married to Miss Katie DeVries. Two boys and one girl came to bless this union. –LeMars Semi-Daily Sentinel, November 10, 1914
Netherlands, on the 28th day of October, 1867. At an early age he came to the United States with his parents who located in Minnesota. A year later they moved to a farm near LeMars where they lived five years when they moved to a farm near Hospers. In 1901 he went to Minnesota and engaged in farming near Leota, where he remained five years, then he returned to Hospers and on February 13, 1907, was married to Miss Katie DeVries. Two boys and one girl came to bless this union. –LeMars Semi-Daily Sentinel, November 10, 1914
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