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Note 2 Spooner Advocate & Washburn County Registersays she was buried on Sunday the 27th.
Note 3 Spooner Advocate, Spooner, Wis. , Friday, Oct. 2, 1925 , Page 7
BIRCHWOOD
Mrs. Hans Pinrude, who has been seriously ill since last winter, died on Friday morning at her home. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon and the body was laid to rest in Woodland cemetery here.
Washburn County Register Shell Lake , WI Sat., Oct 3, 1925 , Page 4
Birchwood
Mrs. Hans Pinrude, who has been seriously ill since last winter, died Friday morning at her home. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon and the body was laid to rest in Woodland cemetery.
Note 10 Spooner Advocate, Spooner, Wis. , Thursday, January 17, 1929 , Page 1
HANS PENRUDE
Hans Penrude, for many years a resident of this county, died January 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larson at Barronett. Deceased had been a resident of Birchwood for many years. The body was brought to the Roberts Mortuary in this city and on Tuesday morning was taken to Birchwood, where burial took place that afternoon.
Washburn County Register, Shell Lake , WI . Jan. 26, 1929 , Page 1
DIED
Funeral services for Hans Pinrud, was held at Birchwood,
Tuesday, from the Methodist Church . Burial was made in the
Woodlawn cemetery.
Pinrud died on Wednesday of last week at Barronett.
Note 13. Listed as born in Nov 1844 on 1900 census.
Note 18 Dane County Wisconsin , Registration of Deaths Wisconsin State Microfilm Series 02236 No 155
1. Full name of deceased Elias Arneson
2. Color White
3. Sex Male
4. Age 42 yrs
7. Occupation Laborer
8. Place of birth Norway
11. Date of ?????? ???? death Aug 9, 1892
12. Cause of death Exhaustion of mania
13. Name of place, town or township and Mendota, Dane co., Wis.
14. Name and location of burial Chetek
15. Name of physician Edwin P. Taylor MD
16. Residence of physician Mendota , Wis.
17. Date of certificate Nov, 24, 1892
18. Date of registration Nov. 25, 1892
Note 20 Chetek Alert, Chetek , Wis. , Fri Jul 26, 1940 page 6
MRS. ELI NELSON
Mrs. Eli Nelson was born in Furnes , Norway on December 15, 1852 to the parents, Arnie and Lisbet Pinnerudbakken. She grew to womanhood in Norway where she was united in marriage to Christian P. Nelson on May 21, 1877 .
She emigrated with her husband to America and arrived in Chetek on June 9, 1880 , which has since been her home.
They were in the mercantile business for many years and were active in the work of Chetek Lutheran church of which they were charter members. Her husband preceded her in death on February 28, 1919 . Mrs. Nelson passed away after a lingering illness caused by old age, July 21, 1940 at the age of 87 years, 7 months and 6 days.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Peter Haagenson of Dovre and Mrs. Hannah Wilson, who came to her when a child, also many nices and nephews and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held from the home and the Lutheran church on June 24 with Rev F.J. Swenson officiating, Internment was made in Lakeview cemetery. Memorial gifts in the amount of $16.00 were donated.
Note 22 Chetek Alert, Chetek , Wis. , Fri, Mar 7, 1919 , p 1
Christian P. Nelson
Christian P. Nelson was born in Marielund, Furnes , Norway , Feb. 10, 1854 . He was united in marriage to Eli Arneson of Pinrudbakken, Furnes, May 21, 1877 , and later came to America landing in Chetek June 9, 1880 . He entered the employ of the Knapp Stout Company and worked for them for 18 years.
When Mr. Nelson's health began to fail he severed his conection with the company and went into the mercantile business, which he carried on successfully for seventeen years. At the end of that period his condition of health became such that it was necessary for him to close up his affairs and retire. He had been failing more or less for the past year and the last three months he suffered severely. Death called him Feb. 28 and funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in charge of Rev. H. Lund. Prayer and scripture reading were held at the house and the sermon and other ceremonies at the Lutheran church. His body was laid to rest in Lake View cemetery.
Mr. Nelson was a man of sterling integrity and a loyal respected citizen. He was essentially a home man and his loss to the family is irreparable. They have the sympathy of all in their sorrow. An honest upright man has gone from our midst.
Note 24 CHETEK ALERT, Chetek, Barron County , Wisconsin
March 18, 1955 OBITUARY
ANTONETTE HAAGENSEN
Mrs. Antonette Haagensen, daughter of Arne and Lizbeth Arneson, was born March 20, 1863 , at Hammar in Furnes Provence , Norway . There she spent her childhood and youth and when 19 married Bendik Gulbranson. He died three years later when her oldest son, George, was 18 months old and her youngest son, Alfred, was just a week old.
In 1889 she married Peder Haagensen. Seven of their children were born in Norway --Andrew, Haagen, Olena, Lena , Ole, Peder and Anna. Olena died when only nine days old.
The Haagensens sailed for America in 1903 and arrived in Dovre community in Barron County in June of that year They settled here and made their home in that community until Peder died in 1944 at the age of 87 years. The past few years Mrs. Haagensen has made her home with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. P, Haagensen on Chetek Lake.
All her life Mrs. Haagensen maintained a strong faith in God and was a faithful member and supporter of the Dovre Lutheran Church . She was its oldest member, the oldest member of the Ladies Aid Society, and was active in the Oak Grove Circle .
Death came to Mrs. Haagensen on Wednesday, March 9, 1955 , at 6:30 a.m. at a Rice Lake hospital, just 11 days short of her 92nd birthday anniversary.
She is survived by six sons, George and Alfred Bendiksen from her first marriage, and Haagen, Ole, Curtis and Bendik from her second marriage; one daughter, Anna, who resides in California ; 23 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and numerous friends and aquaintences.
Funeral services were held the afternoon of March 12 at the Dovre Lutheran Church with Rev. W.R. Huseby officiating. Internment was in the Dovre Cemetery .
Note 30 CHETEK ALERT, Chetek , Wis. , Friday, June 2, 1944
PEDER HAAGENSEN
Peder Haagensen was born June 7, 1857 , at Vang , Norway , son of Haakon and Anne Bekkesven.
He came to America in 1903 and took up farming in the Town of Dovre , Barron county, Wisconsin , where he lived the remainderr of his life.
On Nov. 2, 1889 , he was united in marriage to Antonette Arneson at Furness church, Norway . There were 11 children. Mr. Haagensen passed away at his home May 25, 1944 , after a lingering illness due to old age, at the age of 86 years, 11 months and 18 days.
He leaves to mourn, his wife. seven sons, Andrew Haagensen of Solon Springs, Wis., Ole Haagensen and Bendick Haagensen of Duluth, Minn., Curtis Haagensen, Superior, Wis., Haagen Haagensen, Dovre; George Bendickson, Marion, Indians; and Alfred Bendicksen, Dovre; two daughters, Anna Haagensen of New York; and Lena (Mrs. Von Lynch) of Ridgeland, Wis. Two children, Peder and Oline, preceded him in death. He also leaves 21 grandchildren.
He was a member of Dovre Lutheran church.
Services were held at the home and Dovre church May 29th in charge of Rev. F. J. Swensen. Internment was in Dovre cemetery.
Note 31 HISTORY OF BARRON COUNTY Page 821
Peder Haagensen, a respected farmer of Section 17, Dovre Township,
ranks well among the foremost men of the community. He was born in Nor-
way, June 7, 1857, one of the eleven children of Haagen Rogstad and his wife,
Anne Anderson. who spent the span of their years in that country. The others
in the family who grew to adult years were: Anna, Jorgen,Ole, Eli, Julia and
Eliza. Peder was reared and educated in Norway and was there married. He
brought his family to America in 1903, reaching Chetek June 5. For two years
he rented farms. Then he bought a tract of eighty acres in Dovre Township,
not far from New Auburn. A log house had been erected on the place, and
ten acres had been broken. Here they started to establish their fortunes. They
began with one horse and one cow and but little in the way of tools and equip-
ment. Later they bought another horse and so had & pair to help in breaking
the land. They put up a frame house and a log barn and developed a nice little
place. In 1913 they sold the farm to their son, Alfred, and moved to their
present place of 160 acres in Section 17. They have a good house and barns,
and a silo and sheds which they have built since coming here. He carries on
general farming and dairying and has a good herd. He and his family attend
the Norwegian Lutheran Church at Dovre. Mr. and Mrs. Haagensen are num-
bered among the best people in the community. They have raised a good family,
they have taken their share in everything that they have believed to be for
the best interests of the community, and their home is one of the social centers
of the community. Mr. Haagensen was married in Norway Nov. 2, 1889, to
Antoinette Arneson, who was born in Norway March 20, 1863, the daughter
of Arne Aaseth and Elizabeth Sorenson, his wife, and the widow of Benedik
Gulbrandson, by whom she had two children: George, born Sept. 17, 1884, and
Alfred, born Feb. 14, 1886. Mr. and Mrs. Haagensen have eight children:
Andrew, born July 22, 1890; Haagen, born Dec. 25, 1891; Lena, born March 3,
1894; Ole, born April 1, 1897, a veteran of the World War; Peder, born July 2,
1899, now deceased; Anna, horn March 1.4, 1901; Bernhard Curtis, born June
28, 1905; and Benedik, born Aug. 30, 1907.
Note 32 Chetek Alert, Chetek , Wis. , Friday, July 18, 1919 . page 1
Peter Haagenson Lost His Life By Drowning.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haagenson of the town of Dovre are heavily burdened with sorrow for the loss of their twenty year old son, Peter Haagenson Jr. who met death by drowning last Thursday evening while in bathing at Superior . He had gone into deep water and likely was taken by the current. Several companion were near, but they were unable to help him. The lifeless body was found only twenty minutes after sinking, in thirty feet of water. All efforts to revive him were unavailing. Peter was employed at the ship yards in Superior where he had gone about a year ago.
The young man was born July 25, 1899 and met death as above related on July 10, 1919 . The most of his life was spent in the town of Dovre . He was a fine boy and was well liked by everyone who knew him, To his parents he was always kind and helpful and to his friends and associates courteous at all times.
He leaves to mourn his loss his sorrowing father and mother, seven brothers and two sisters,--Andrew and Ole of Superior, Haagen, Curtiss, Bendick and Alfred Bendickson of Dovre, George Bendickson of Chicago,Lena of New Auburn and Anna, also of Dovre, all of whom were present at the funeral except George who could not reach here.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the Lutheran church in Dovre in charge of Rev. H. Lund, The church was filled and many were unable to get inside. Great banks and clusters of flowers Were in evidence sent by admiring friends showing the love and esteem in which he was held. Interment was made in Dovre cemetery. The S. F. A. of which Peter was a member attended the funeral in a body, and six of his comrades acted as pallbearers.
Thus another young life is snuffed out without warning. It is a severe trial for his parents, brothers and sisters. He had a host of friends from whose circle he will be greatly missed. The Sympathy of all is extended to those who mourn.
Note 39 Chetek Alert, Friday, Aug 18, 1950 , page 1
MRS, CLARA ABRAHAMSON
Clara Josephine Abrahamson was born in Oslo , Norway , on June 12, 1872 , to Gulbran and Anna Arnesen. In 1893 she came to this country visiting relatives at Chetek. Shortly she went to Chicago where she worked for many years.
On May 28, 1904 , she was united in marriage to John Abrahamson of Dvre, where she has lived up to the time of her death.
To this union four sons and one daughter were born.
She passed away at her home on August 2, 1950 , at the age of 78 years, 1 month and 21 days.
She leaves to mourn her death thrtee sons, Arthur at home, Harry of New Auburn, Wis., and Raleigh of Kenosha, Wis.; one daughter (Julia) Mrs. Carl Pinnerud of Dovre; one step daughter (Elsie) Mrs. Julius Holten of Sioux Creek; 5 grandchildren; 3 step-grandchildren; and 1 greatgrandchild; one sister, Rachel Olson, in Norway, one sister Elsie Gilbertson of San Jose, Calif., one sister Agnes Wold of Everett, Wash.; one brother, Gustave, of Chicago; one aunt, Mrs. P. Haagenson, of Chetek; and a host of cousins and other relatives.
Her husband and one son Lewie preceded her in death.
Note 45 THE CHETEK ALERT. FRIDAY OCTOBER 31, 1941
PIONEER DOVRE RESIDENT DIES FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS.
John Lars Abrahamson was born Feb. 20, 1870 in Dovre to the parents of Lars
and Johanna Abrahamson. He lived his entire life at the place on which his father
homesteaded in 1867.
He was married the first time to Emma Carlson. To this union a daughter was born.
He was married the second time to Clara Arneson on May 28, 1904 . To this union
were born four sons and one daughter.
He died suddenly on Oct. 21 after a prolonged heart ailment at his home in
Dovre at the age. of 71 years 8 months and one day.
He leaves to mourn his wife, three sons, Harry of New Auburn, Arthur and Raleigh
at home, two daughters, Elsie, Mrs. Julius Holten, and Julia, Mrs Carl Pinnerud, both
of Dovre. Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. His first wife and one
son, Lewis, proceeded him in death.
Services were held at the home and the Dovre Lutheran Church on Oct. 25, Rev.
F.J. Swensen officiating. Internment was made in Dovre cemetery.
John was always a worthy, upright citizen and his death is a distinct loss to his community.
The Alert and many friends extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Note 47 Chetek Alert, Chetek , Wisconsin , Friday May 7, 1937 , page 6
LEWIE JOHN ABRAHAMSON
Lewie Abrahamson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Abrahamson, of Dovre, passed away Monday, May 3, 1937 , from a lingering illness. Mr. Abrahamaon was born in Dovre and lived here all his life. He was born July 1, 1905.
He is survived by his mother and father, three brothers, Harry, New Auburn, Arthur and Rollie, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Juluis Holten and Julia.
Funeral services will be conducted today Friday from the home at one o'clock and at the Dovre church at 1:30 o'clock . Rev. F. J. Swensen will officiate. Interment will be made in the Dovre Cemetery .
Note 49 Chetek Alert, Friday, October 14, 1960 , page 1
ARTHUR ABRAHAMSON
Arthur George Abrahamson was born in the Town of Dovre , Barron County , Wisconsin , on July 24, 1906 , to John and Clara Abrahamson, and passed away at Luther Hospital in Eau Claire on September 26, 1960 .
He spent his entire life on the original homestead of his grand parents in the Town of Dovre . He later owned and operated this farm himself and lived there unti| the time of his last illness.
He was united in marriage to Ruth Nelson at Chetek on January 19, 1955 .
Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. on Wednesday, September 28 at the Dovre Lutheran Church with Pastor E. W. Quam officiating. Interment took place at Lake View Cemetery , Chetek.He in survived by: his wife. Ruth; three step-children, Larry Nelson of Chetek, Barbara Nelson of Goldsboro, North Carolina, and Kathleen at home; two sisters, Elsie (Mrs. Julius Holten) of Chetek, and Julia (Mrs. Carl Pinnerud) of New Auburn; two brothers, Harry of New Auburn, and Raleigh of Kenosha, Wisconsin.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Louis.
Note 50 Chetek Alert, Chetek , Wisconsin , Page 2, Thursday, July 2, 1998
Ruth H. Abrahamson
Ruth H. Abrahamson, 87, of Chetek, died Saturday, June 27, 1998 ,at Knapp Haven Nursing Home, Chetek.
She was born November 25, 1910 in Rice Lake , to Spencer and Lucy (Barker) Driver. She. married Orville Hiram Nelson in 1929, and following his, death, she married Arthur Abrahamson in 1955. She worked in the Defense Plant in Eau Claire during W.W. II; Midway Grocery in Chetek, Kaub's Bakery and Nielsen's Flavor Crisp Cafe", both in Chetek. She had lived in Chetek since 1941 coming from Eau Claire . She loved sewing; was a past member of several P.T.A.'s; past member of American Legion Auxiliary; and a member of the Knapp Haven Auxiliary.
Survivors: include her children, Larry (Cecilia) Nelson of Chetek, Barb (Richard) Nelson of Rice Lake and Kathy (Rodney) Madison of Chetek; nine grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Spencer and Lucy (Barker) Driver; husbands Orville Hiram Nelson and Arthur Abrahamson; five brothers; two sisters; and one granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 2, at 10:30 a.m. at the Chetek Lutheran Church , with Pastor Sam Kochel and Pastor Keith Ruehlow officiating.
Friends may call Wednesday, July 1, from 4-7 p.m. at the Burnham-Ours Funeral Home, Chetek and also one hour prior to services at the church.
Note 54 He left Oslo on June 5, 1903 with a brother-in-law Gustav Arneson and a sister-in-law Agnes Arneson. His destination listed was Wisconsin . Probably then moved to Chicago as his wife and children left Oslo , Norway for Chicago , Illinois in 1907
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