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8821

He was a farmer in Okanogan County in the 1950 census.

According to his gravestone, his nickname was Buck and he was a cattleman.

Richard "Buck" Haeberle, 76, of Omak, died Friday, April 28, 2000, at his home.

He was a lifetime resident of Omak and was a cattle rancher on Johnson Creek.

Survivors include his wife, Della, of Okanogan; and a son, Rod of Okanogan.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Barnes Elmway Chapel, Bill Reynolds officiating. Burial will be at the Okanogan City Cemetery. Visitation will be 2 to 6 p.m. today at Barnes Elmway Chapel.

HAEBERLE, Richard Lee (I468)

8822

He was a farmer in Pike Creek Twp in the 1940 census.

BROBERG, Elmer Herbin (I19922)

8823

He was a farmer in Ransom County, North Dakota, at the time of the 1940 census.

OLSON, Oscar (I14098)

8824

He was a farmer in Scandinavia Twp, Waupaca County.

HOWEN, Hans Anderson (I13649)

8825

He was a farmer in southern Minnesota.

LOE, Thomas Joseph (I27675)

8826

He was a farmer in Spink Twp, Union County, South Dakota, in the 1900 census.

He was a liveryman in a livery stable in the city of Vermillion, Clay County, South Dakota, in the 1910 census.

He was a farmer in Western Twp, Otter Tail County, in the 1920 census. At that time, the oldest two children were no longer living at home but the younger two still were.

In the 1930 census, he was a widower living with his sister’s family (Josie and Harvey Welch) on their farm in Sioux Valley Twp, Union County, South Dakota. Eugene was a poultryman. Also living with the family was Eugene and Josie’s 80 year-old mother Louise.

An article in the Minneapolis Tribune, 31 Aug 1936, said that Eugene died suddenly from a heart attack in Des Moines. He had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Harvey Welch, Akron, Iowa, and was en route to the Iowa state fair when he died.

GARDNER, Eugene Wesley (I14163)

8827

He was a farmer in the Town of Cato in the 1880 census. His sister-in-law, the 40 year-old Ambjor Knutson, was also in the household.

QUALLEY, Knut Knutson (I26234)

8828

He was a farmer in Trondhjem Twp, Otter Tail County, in the 1920 census. The children are Marian and Esther.

In the 1930 census, he was a highway maintenance worker living with his family in Mapleton, North Dakota. The children are Marian, 14, Lester, 13, Rodell, 10, and Thomas 5.

SHA, John Thomas (I9469)

8829

He was a farmer in Tumuli Twp, Otter Tail County, in the 1930 census. The household consisted of C. Noble, 35, Mildred, 29, and his mother, Sigrid, 76.

DAHLAGER, Clarence Noble (I29967)

8830

He was a farmer in Wang Twp, Renville County in the 1900 census. He came to the U.S. in 1862. He probably had a brother Tomas or Torus who was farming in Lyon County in the 1900 census.

In the 1905 state census, the family still lived in Wang Twp and still were called Loftsgarden. The family consisted of Halvor, 55, Julia, 49, Ole, 24, Gina, 20, Randine, 17, Theodor, 12, Helina, 9, and Thea, 4.

In Gena’s death certificate, he was called Halvor Ellingboe.

On his death certificate his parents were unknown. The informant for his death certificate was Erland Knutson, husband of Halvor’s daughter Thea Sylvia.

He died of pneumonia.

LOFTSGAARDEN, Halvor (I11547)