The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 2

Jacob Kinnunen, Wolf Lake, dies CAMPERS AT ELKS--Two-hundred campers turned out from all around Minnesota for the second annual Elks' Campout held at Elks' Point this past week. Checking over toe registration are Jim Foster, camp director of Wadena and Jerry Evavold of Fergus Falls. All camper units stayed at Elks' point on Wall Lake over the Fourth of July weekend. (Journal photo by Bruce Bakke) leads to death Mrs. Frank Boese i MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

(AP) Minneapolis police are seek- Ing a white male about 30 years old in connection witli the death i'of a 16-year-old Minneapolis Jglrl. The body of Joli Truelson, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- jmond Truelson, was found Tuesday afternoon in 16 Inches water in Minnehaha Creek. The girl "was obviously 'Wiled by blows to the back of the head, causing a skull frac- said Capt.

Carl Johnson of the Homicide Division. i The coroner's office plans an autopsy today. Miss Truelson was last seen jby friends getting into a late- model car at Lake Calhoun night. Police said she Ponto services here Thursday Mrs. Harriet Ponto, 57, of Arizona, died July 3 Broen Home.

Services will be at 2 p.m., from Olson Home chapel. Burial be at Borup. She was born May 5,1915, in JBurleigh County, N.D., a of Mr. and Mrs. Gill She came to the Borup- ltetroit Lakes area in 1919.

She Emil Ponto in vHfflsboro, N.D., in 1950 and lived, at Blanchard, N.D., until jnoving to Arizona in 1952. Mr. Ponto died in 1965. She leaves one son, Forrest Phoenix, Ariz. "She also Jeaves four brothers, Erling Nelson of Pelican Rapids, 'Lawrence, Obert and Howard bf Erhard; and a sister, Mrs.

Perl (Hazel) Larson of Blan- jchard. Visitations at Olson Funeral was hitchhiking with another girl to St. Paul and the other girl watched Miss Truelson get into the car. Car fire kills three MOUNT VERNON, S.D. (AP) Three members of a South Dakota family burned to death Tuesday after their car collided with a pickup truck and burst into flames.

Two other persons were in- jured in the accident three miles south of Mount Vernon. Martin Mortenson UNDERWOOD Martin Mortenson, 96, died July 4 at Lake Region Hospital. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m., from Tordenskjold Lutheran Church with the Rev. Wendell Johnson officiating. Burial in the church cemetery.

He was born in Tordenskjold Township Aug. 26,1875 a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeppe Mortenson and lived there until moving into Underwood 18 months ago. He married Karine Nygaard in 1910.

She died in 1950. Mr. Mortenson had served on the District 95 school board, i i Association, Holstein Breeders Association, Tordenskjold church board and was a member of the Danish Brotherhood Lodge. He leaves two sons, Carter and Joe of Underwood; three grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Arrangements by Olson Funeral Home.

services Thursday ERHARD Mrs. Frank (Katherine) Boese, 84, died July 3 at Pelican Valley Health Center. Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m., from St. John's Lutheran Church In Elizabeth with the Rev. Lowell Kramer officiating.

Burial In church cemetery. She was born Sept. 3,1887 at Elizabeth, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Holthusen.

She was married May 7, 1913, at Elizabeth and farmed near Erhard until 1949 when they moved into Erhard. He died in 1968. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Ray (Mabel) Sha of Pelican Rapids, Mrs. Ervin (Gladys) Zimmermann of Elizabeth, Mrs.

Lawrence (Myrtle) Wedll of Fergus Falls Route six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. She also leaves a niece raised in her home, Mrs. Melvin S. (Bertha) Olson of Fergus Falls. Arrangements by Johnson- Larson Funeral Home of Pelican Rapids.

DFL contest in making CLOQUET, Minn. (AP) There may be a primary con- test for nomination as DFL Senate candidate in District 14. Floyd Rudy, an Esko attor- ney and Carleton County DFL chairman, said he is filing for the seat today and will ask en- dorsement at the District 14 convention in Cloquet on Satur- day. Incumbent Sen. Norman D.

Hanson, a Cromwell DFLer, said he will file for the seat after the convention. NEW YORK MILLS Walter Jacob Kinnunen, 57, owner of the Wolf I-ake store, died July 2 at St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit Lakes." The funeral was held at 2 p.m. today at the Spruce Grove Lutheran Church at Wolf Lake with the Rev. George Wilaon officiating.

Burial was in the village cemetery. Mr. Kinnunen wu born in Wolf Lake Township, Becker County. July 5, 1914, a son of Gabriel and Edla Kinnunen. He was married to Jennie Sophie Keranen at Grand Forks Sept.

4,11135. Except for four yean in Minneapolis he had lived all his life in the community. He was a businessman and funeral director and also was engaged in fanning and refrigeration work. A member of the Wolf Lake fire department for 25 years, he was chief at the time of his death. Surviving are his wife, a daughter, Mrs.

Joyce Ramsay of Clarkfield, a son, Walter of Anchorage, Alaska, two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Llala Peterson of Wolf Lake. Arrangements by the Kampsula Funeral Home. Kenneth Niemela, N. Y.

Mills, dies NEW YORK MILLS Kenneth Niemela, 48, died unexpectedly July 1. The funeral will be held at the Apostolic Lutheran Church Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. George Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mr. Niemela was born at New York Mills March 2,1924, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Asher Niemela. He was married at New York Mills to Eva Hepokoski Dec.

23, 1950. Except for three years when he managed the Gully Farmers Elevator he had lived all his life in the community. He had been a bookkeeper for the New York Mills Farmers Elevator and at the time of his death was auditor for the Grain Terminal Association. He served three years with the armed forces during World War II and was a member of the New York Mills VFW post. Surviving are his a daughter, Mary, at home; five sons, Mark in the armed ser- vices in Korea; Michale, Matthew, Jonathan and Luke, at home; his parents, Asher Niemala of Brainerd and Mrs.

Mary Koste of New York a sister, Mrs. Bruce (Yvonne) Johnson of Fairmont, and two brothers, Carl Koste of Perley and Larry Koste of New York Mills. Arrangements by the Kampsula Funeral Home. Adolph G. Nelson rites set Friday EVANSVILLE Adolph G.

Nelson, Cl, of 17010 S.E. Stark, Portland, died July 2 at Douglas County Hospital South, Alexandria. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m., from Christine Lake Lutheran Church with the Rev. Lorance Schoenberg officiating. Burial In the church cemetery.

He was born at Benedict, N.D., July 15,1910, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson. He married Hildur Selander here Sept. 3,1939.

He was employed by -Dayton Company of Min- neapolis prior to his marriage and moved to Portland where he had been a salesman. Mr. Nelson was a WW II veteran. He leaves his wife; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Oaks also of Port- land; and three brothers, Dewey of Minot, N.D., William of Portland and Leonard of Redondo Beach, Calif.

Visitations from Thursday through Friday morning at Nilson Funeral Home. Asphyxiation is ruling LAKE EMMA TOWNSHIP, Minn. (AP) Asphyxiation ap- parently caused the death of a 13-year-old suburban St. Paul boy who was sleeping in a bunkhouse on a farm in this small north-central Minnesota community. The victim was identified as Douglas K.

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(Journal photo by Bruce Bakke) Man drowns near Barnum BARNUM, Minn. (AP) A 65-year-old man drowned Tues- day evening at Hanging Horn Lake near Barnum, in Carlton County. The name of the victim was being withheld until relatives had been notified. The sheriff's office said someone near the bike heard a splash, saw the victim swim- ming and then disappear. No other details were available.

The body was recovered some 2Vz hours after the acci- dent. Diily toirnl July 5, 1972 2 Deer Greek native dies in Arizona Floyd Carl Wolden, a native of Deer Creek and a former resident of Malta, died Jdne 15 at Page, Ariz. The funeral and burial took place at Wallace, June 20. Mr. Wolden was born at Deer Creek May 7, 1900.

Surviving are his wife, his mother, Mrs. Francelia Wolden who resides at a rest home at Harlem, two brothers, William of Glasgow, and Marlon of Boise, Idaho, and three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Miller of Chinook, Mrs. Hazel Klovstad of Malta, and Mrs. Ruby Durocher of Cutbank, Mont.

Residence destroyed SPRING VALLEY, Minn. (AP) Two unrelated fires Tuesday destroyed a residence and a hay storage barn in this southeastern Minnesota com- munity. The home and belongings of the Ted Back family were de- stroyed by one blaze. The fami- ly of five was vacationing at the time. A fire later in the day razed the barn owned by the Spring Valley Sales Barn Co.

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