Albert Ole Sanden [3964]

  Om Albert

• Registreringsblanket til høren - side 1, 1918, North Dakota Steele County Draft Card S.

• Registreringsblanket til høren - side 1 - side 2, 1918, North Dakota Steele County Draft Card S.

• Gravsten, 1950.

Albert Sanden, 68,
Life-Time Steele
Co. Resident Dies.

Albert Sanden, 67 Life-time Steele Co. Resident, Dies Funeral services for Albert Sand-en were held at Lund church on Wednesday of last week with the Rev. Dr. S. A. Berge officiating. Pallbearers were Edwin Nelsen, Julius Knutson, Nels Pedersen, Reynold Johnson, Aadne Windingland and Walter Hobert. Many hearts in the community were saddened last week when they learned of the death of Albert Sanden, prominent Steele county farmer. Mr. Sanden passed away in a Fargo hospital after a short illness. His sudden death was a shock to all his neighbors and friends who had learned to know and respect him as a man of integrity and character. He will always be remembered, not only fo his friendly smile and genial handshake, but also for the great pride he had in his community's welfare. Born Dec. 6, 1883, Albert Sanden was the first child of early settlers to be born in Willow Lake township. He was also the first of eight children born to Ole and Elizabeth Sanden, pioneer homesteaders of this vicinity. At an( early age Albert decided to stay with the land his father had chosen and for fifty years he devoted his best efforts to the development and improvement of the land he loved. For forty-seven consecutive years Albert operated a threshing machine, rejoicing when there was a good harvest for himself and his neighbors, sympathizing when there was little to thresh and always looking forward to the next year. He took an active part in community life, serving for a number of years on the township board and the school board. He helped build the Lund Lutheran church and has contributed faithfully to its maintainence and activities. On June 21, 1910, Albert was married to Ellen Marie Nybo, also of Willow Lake township. They were married in the church he helped to found. To this union were born three children, Doris, Howard and Alton. Doris preceded her father1 in death by three years to the day. Albert retired from active farm-in when it became apparent that his health was impaired, and moved to Luverne where he lived until hel passed away on Sept. 2, 1950. He leaves to mourn his passing his wife, Ellen, of Luverne; two sons, Howard at home on the farm, and Alton of Fargo, three grandchildren, six sisters, Mrs. Clara Roseth and Mrs. Elsie Anderson of Valley City, Mrs. Will Nelson of Luverne, Mrs. Alfred Brunsvold of Joice, la., Mrs. Jack Kramer of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Ruth Anderson of Downy, Calif., and one brother, George, of Valley City.

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The Hope Pioneer
Hope, North Dakota
14 Sep 1950, Thu • Page 1

• Nekrolog, 1950.
Albert Sanden, 67,
Life-Time Steele
Co. Resident, Dies.
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Funeral services for Albert Sand-
en were held at Lund church on
Wednesday of last week with the
Rev. Dr. S. A. Berge officiating.
Pallbearers were Edwin Nelsen,
Julius Knutson, Nels Pedersen, Rey-
nold Johnson, Aadne Windingland
and Walter Hobert.
Many hearts in the community
were saddened last week when they
learned of the death of Albert
Sanden, prominent Steele county
farmer. Mr. Sanden passed away in
a Fargo hospital after a short illness.
His sudden death was a shock to all
his neighbors and friends who had
learned to know and respect him as
a man of integrity and character.
He will always be remembered, not
only fo his friendly smile and gen
ial handshake, but also for the
great pride he had in his commun-
ity's welfare.
Born Dec. 6, 1883, Albert Sanden
was the first child of early settlers
to be born in Willow Lake town-
ship. He was also the first of eight
children born to Ole and Elizabeth
Sanden, pioneer homesteaders of this
vicinity. At an( early age Albert
decided to stay with the land his
father had chosen and for fifty years
he devoted his best efforts to the de-
velopment and improvement of the
land he loved.
For forty-seven consecutive years
Albert operated a threshing ma-
chine, rejoicing when there was a
good harvest for himself and his
neighbors, sympathizing when there
was little to thresh and always
looking forward to the next year.
He took an active part in commun
ity life, serving for a number of
years on the township board and
the school board.
He helped build the Lund Luth-
eran church and has contributed
faithfully to its maintainence and
activities.
On June 21, 1910, Albert was
married to Ellen Marie Nybo, also of
Willow Lake township. They were
married in the church he helped to
found. To this union were born
three children, Doris, Howard and
Alton. Doris preceded her father
in death by three years to the day.
Albert retired from active farm-
in when it became apparent that his
health was impaired, and moved to
Luverne where he lived until he
passed away on Sept. 2, 1950.
He leaves to mourn his passing his
wife, Ellen, of Luverne; two sons,
Howard at home on the farm, and
Alton of Fargo, three grandchild-
ren, six sisters, Mrs. Clara Roseth
and Mrs. Elsie Anderson of Valley
City, Mrs. Will Nelson of Luverne,
Mrs. Alfred Brunsvold of Joice, La.,
Mrs. Jack Kramer of Portland, Ore.,
Mrs. Ruth Anderson of Downy,
Calif., and one brother, George, of
Valley City.

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The Hope Pioneer
Hope, North Dakota
14 Sep 1950, Thu • Page 1

Albert blev gift med Ellen Anna Marie Nyboe, [2506] [MRIN: 1208], datter af Nicolai Julius Albert Viggo Nyboe, Snedkermester [2502] og Amalie Nikoline Svensson [2507], den 21. juni 1910 i The chursh of Willow Lake township, USA. (Ellen Anna Marie Nyboe, [2506] blev født den 9. december 1884 i København, Skt. Johannes Sogn, dåb den 21. november 1886 fra København, Skt. Johannes kirke,³⁴⁸⁸ døde i 1974 i Luverne, Steele County, North Dakota, United States of America og blev begravet i Lund Cemetery.)