No dates on stone when read about 1970 from ground reading published in Dakota Territory in South Dakota
"The Times" Sundance, Crook, Wyoming; March 31, 1915, page 1
Little Reta Russell, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell, succumbed to pneumonia at the ranch home near Kara mountain Thursday evening, March 25, 1915.
Funeral services were held at the Inyan Kara church last Saturday afternoon. Rev. Voight of the Sundance Methodist church conducting same.
She was a bright and sweet little child and was ill only a few days, and her untimely death is a great blow to the fond parents and the neighbors who had grown to love the little girl.
"The Times" Sundance, Crook, Wyoming; March 31, 1915, page 1
Little Reta Russell, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell, succumbed to pneumonia at the ranch home near Kara mountain Thursday evening, March 25, 1915.
Funeral services were held at the Inyan Kara church last Saturday afternoon. Rev. Voight of the Sundance Methodist church conducting same.
She was a bright and sweet little child and was ill only a few days, and her untimely death is a great blow to the fond parents and the neighbors who had grown to love the little girl.
No dates on stone when read about 1970 from ground reading published in Dakota Territory in South Dakota
"The Times" Sundance, Crook, Wyoming; March 31, 1915, page 1
Little Reta Russell, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell, succumbed to pneumonia at the ranch home near Kara mountain Thursday evening, March 25, 1915.
Funeral services were held at the Inyan Kara church last Saturday afternoon. Rev. Voight of the Sundance Methodist church conducting same.
She was a bright and sweet little child and was ill only a few days, and her untimely death is a great blow to the fond parents and the neighbors who had grown to love the little girl.
"The Times" Sundance, Crook, Wyoming; March 31, 1915, page 1
Little Reta Russell, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell, succumbed to pneumonia at the ranch home near Kara mountain Thursday evening, March 25, 1915.
Funeral services were held at the Inyan Kara church last Saturday afternoon. Rev. Voight of the Sundance Methodist church conducting same.
She was a bright and sweet little child and was ill only a few days, and her untimely death is a great blow to the fond parents and the neighbors who had grown to love the little girl.
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