October 26, 1911: Frank Bredahl bought the Julius Bredahl farm, he will move to River Falls.
April 25, 1912: Jude Bredahl caught 44 brown speckled trout in River Falls.
March 11, 1915: Chief of Police Albert Ramberg went to a St. Paul Hospital for treatment. Jude Bredahl is substituting on the police force during his absence.
Julius Bredahl and family moved to Shakopee, Wisconsin - May 18, 1916
January 25, 1917: Fire destroyed Bredahl store at Shakopee: Word was received here yesterday that J. F. Bredahl's general store at Shakopee was burned to the ground at an early hour Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bredahl occupied rooms over the store, and all of their household goods were destroyed, as well as the entire stock on the floor below. The loss was but partially covered by insurance.
Mr. Bredahl went into the mercantile business at Shakopee last summer, moving there from this city last June.
May 1917 - JS Bredahl left for Minneapolis after spending the spring in River Falls at his mothers.
September 23, 1937 River Falls Journal: Julius S Bredahl passed away at his home in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday September 18, 1937. Funeral services were held Monday, September 20th with burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Mr. Bredahl was born in Menomonie August 13, 1867, lived on a farm near Beldenville, later moving to River Falls. In 1916 he moved to Minneapolis, where he resided until his death.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs D. H. Gage of San Bernadino, Calif., a son Ralph of Minneapolis, Minn., one sister Mrs. Walter Elliott River Falls and three brothers, Ross of River Falls, Edmund of Beldenville, and Martin of Elmwood.
April 25, 1912: Jude Bredahl caught 44 brown speckled trout in River Falls.
March 11, 1915: Chief of Police Albert Ramberg went to a St. Paul Hospital for treatment. Jude Bredahl is substituting on the police force during his absence.
Julius Bredahl and family moved to Shakopee, Wisconsin - May 18, 1916
January 25, 1917: Fire destroyed Bredahl store at Shakopee: Word was received here yesterday that J. F. Bredahl's general store at Shakopee was burned to the ground at an early hour Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bredahl occupied rooms over the store, and all of their household goods were destroyed, as well as the entire stock on the floor below. The loss was but partially covered by insurance.
Mr. Bredahl went into the mercantile business at Shakopee last summer, moving there from this city last June.
May 1917 - JS Bredahl left for Minneapolis after spending the spring in River Falls at his mothers.
September 23, 1937 River Falls Journal: Julius S Bredahl passed away at his home in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday September 18, 1937. Funeral services were held Monday, September 20th with burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Mr. Bredahl was born in Menomonie August 13, 1867, lived on a farm near Beldenville, later moving to River Falls. In 1916 he moved to Minneapolis, where he resided until his death.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs D. H. Gage of San Bernadino, Calif., a son Ralph of Minneapolis, Minn., one sister Mrs. Walter Elliott River Falls and three brothers, Ross of River Falls, Edmund of Beldenville, and Martin of Elmwood.
October 26, 1911: Frank Bredahl bought the Julius Bredahl farm, he will move to River Falls.
April 25, 1912: Jude Bredahl caught 44 brown speckled trout in River Falls.
March 11, 1915: Chief of Police Albert Ramberg went to a St. Paul Hospital for treatment. Jude Bredahl is substituting on the police force during his absence.
Julius Bredahl and family moved to Shakopee, Wisconsin - May 18, 1916
January 25, 1917: Fire destroyed Bredahl store at Shakopee: Word was received here yesterday that J. F. Bredahl's general store at Shakopee was burned to the ground at an early hour Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bredahl occupied rooms over the store, and all of their household goods were destroyed, as well as the entire stock on the floor below. The loss was but partially covered by insurance.
Mr. Bredahl went into the mercantile business at Shakopee last summer, moving there from this city last June.
May 1917 - JS Bredahl left for Minneapolis after spending the spring in River Falls at his mothers.
September 23, 1937 River Falls Journal: Julius S Bredahl passed away at his home in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday September 18, 1937. Funeral services were held Monday, September 20th with burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Mr. Bredahl was born in Menomonie August 13, 1867, lived on a farm near Beldenville, later moving to River Falls. In 1916 he moved to Minneapolis, where he resided until his death.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs D. H. Gage of San Bernadino, Calif., a son Ralph of Minneapolis, Minn., one sister Mrs. Walter Elliott River Falls and three brothers, Ross of River Falls, Edmund of Beldenville, and Martin of Elmwood.
April 25, 1912: Jude Bredahl caught 44 brown speckled trout in River Falls.
March 11, 1915: Chief of Police Albert Ramberg went to a St. Paul Hospital for treatment. Jude Bredahl is substituting on the police force during his absence.
Julius Bredahl and family moved to Shakopee, Wisconsin - May 18, 1916
January 25, 1917: Fire destroyed Bredahl store at Shakopee: Word was received here yesterday that J. F. Bredahl's general store at Shakopee was burned to the ground at an early hour Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bredahl occupied rooms over the store, and all of their household goods were destroyed, as well as the entire stock on the floor below. The loss was but partially covered by insurance.
Mr. Bredahl went into the mercantile business at Shakopee last summer, moving there from this city last June.
May 1917 - JS Bredahl left for Minneapolis after spending the spring in River Falls at his mothers.
September 23, 1937 River Falls Journal: Julius S Bredahl passed away at his home in Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday September 18, 1937. Funeral services were held Monday, September 20th with burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Mr. Bredahl was born in Menomonie August 13, 1867, lived on a farm near Beldenville, later moving to River Falls. In 1916 he moved to Minneapolis, where he resided until his death.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs D. H. Gage of San Bernadino, Calif., a son Ralph of Minneapolis, Minn., one sister Mrs. Walter Elliott River Falls and three brothers, Ross of River Falls, Edmund of Beldenville, and Martin of Elmwood.
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