Alfred Kalstad

Alfred Kalstad

Alfred Ingwald Kalstad passed away October 9, 1950, at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Bruley (where he had been
since May 8, when he left the hospital where he spent
months.

Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock pm Wednesday,
Oct. 11, at the Squaw Creek Church, conducted by
Rev. R.P. Huss. Song service was given by Rufus Dimmick,
with Miss Manda Peterson as accompanist. The flowers
were in charge of Mrs. Ruth Soper, Mrs. Esther Johnson
and Agnes Engebretson. Officiating as pallbearers were
John Nandory, Rudolph Amundson, Sigwald Severson,
Roy Haralson, Ed Nemec and Emil Engebretson.

Alfred was born in Norway on Oct. 17, 1880, the first son
of the late John and Ida Kalstad. He journeyed to America
at the age of three years, settling in Squaw Creek where
he has lived all his life, making his home with his sister,
Mrs. Chester Ofte.

He is survived by four brothers, namely -
Theodore, Rochester, MN
Louis, Norwood, NJ
Henry and Victor of Black River Falls.
Four sisters:
Nora - Mrs. Sam Johnson,
Julia - Mrs. Sam Stenulson,
Stella- Mrs. Chester Ofte,
all of Black River Falls;
and Regna - Mrs. Julius Nelson of Melrose.
He leaves many nieces and nephews. Two brothers, Albin
and Otto, and two sisters, Anna and Inga preceded him in
death.

Alfred, better known to his friends as "Corky", was a lover
of the outdoors. He spent much of his time fishing, hunting
or just walking in the woods. His friends regret his death
and extend sympathy to his family/

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