Mrs. Anna Botz, Pioneer Resident, Buried Today in St, Leo's Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Anna Botz, 91, pioneer woman at the Minot vicinity, was interred this forenoon at St. Leo's cemetery here, following services held at 10 a, from St, Leo's Catholic church.
Six grandsons, Clarence, Joseph, Leo, John, Albert, and Arthur Korgal all sons of Mrs. Joseph Korgal, who lives north of the city, served as pallbearers for the aged woman.
Mrs. Botz left four sons and three daughters including Mrs. John Ehr, Mrs. Charles Kelly, and Andrew Botz all of Minot. There are also a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren surviving.
Her husband, John Botz, who died eight years ago, was a homesteader in two states, having taken a claim near Sauk Center, Minn., many years before he settled five miles north of Minot In 1889.
The body was In charge of the Finnegan Funeral home.
From The Minot Daily News. Sept. 23rd. 1930
(Courtesy $46530188) •
The body of Mrs. Anna Botz, 91, pioneer woman at the Minot vicinity, was interred this forenoon at St. Leo's cemetery here, following services held at 10 a, from St, Leo's Catholic church.
Six grandsons, Clarence, Joseph, Leo, John, Albert, and Arthur Korgal all sons of Mrs. Joseph Korgal, who lives north of the city, served as pallbearers for the aged woman.
Mrs. Botz left four sons and three daughters including Mrs. John Ehr, Mrs. Charles Kelly, and Andrew Botz all of Minot. There are also a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren surviving.
Her husband, John Botz, who died eight years ago, was a homesteader in two states, having taken a claim near Sauk Center, Minn., many years before he settled five miles north of Minot In 1889.
The body was In charge of the Finnegan Funeral home.
From The Minot Daily News. Sept. 23rd. 1930
(Courtesy $46530188) •
Mrs. Anna Botz, Pioneer Resident, Buried Today in St, Leo's Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Anna Botz, 91, pioneer woman at the Minot vicinity, was interred this forenoon at St. Leo's cemetery here, following services held at 10 a, from St, Leo's Catholic church.
Six grandsons, Clarence, Joseph, Leo, John, Albert, and Arthur Korgal all sons of Mrs. Joseph Korgal, who lives north of the city, served as pallbearers for the aged woman.
Mrs. Botz left four sons and three daughters including Mrs. John Ehr, Mrs. Charles Kelly, and Andrew Botz all of Minot. There are also a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren surviving.
Her husband, John Botz, who died eight years ago, was a homesteader in two states, having taken a claim near Sauk Center, Minn., many years before he settled five miles north of Minot In 1889.
The body was In charge of the Finnegan Funeral home.
From The Minot Daily News. Sept. 23rd. 1930
(Courtesy $46530188) •
The body of Mrs. Anna Botz, 91, pioneer woman at the Minot vicinity, was interred this forenoon at St. Leo's cemetery here, following services held at 10 a, from St, Leo's Catholic church.
Six grandsons, Clarence, Joseph, Leo, John, Albert, and Arthur Korgal all sons of Mrs. Joseph Korgal, who lives north of the city, served as pallbearers for the aged woman.
Mrs. Botz left four sons and three daughters including Mrs. John Ehr, Mrs. Charles Kelly, and Andrew Botz all of Minot. There are also a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren surviving.
Her husband, John Botz, who died eight years ago, was a homesteader in two states, having taken a claim near Sauk Center, Minn., many years before he settled five miles north of Minot In 1889.
The body was In charge of the Finnegan Funeral home.
From The Minot Daily News. Sept. 23rd. 1930
(Courtesy $46530188) •
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