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Original index title	Northwest History. Ice to Lyt. Lle to Loy. United States.
Newspaper	Spokane Chronicle ; 1932-06-28
Title	LOUIS LOMMASSON TAKEN BY DEATH.
Description	LOUIS LOMMASSON TAKEN BY DEATH.
Subject Keys	Louis Lommasson ; Colfax ; two weeks of illness ; heart trouble ; meat business ; estate ; wife died ; surviving relatives ; nieces and nephews ; Mrs. Edgar O. Warmoth ; George Lommasson ; Thomas Lommasson ; Wallace Lommasson ; Bruning chapel
Date.Original	1932-06-28
Resource Identifier	nwh-sh-169-16-36 ; nwh-sh-169-16-37 (duplicate)
Subjects	Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century United States -- Ice to Lyt -- 20th century
Resource Type	Text
Genre	Clippings
Language	English
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Full-Text	LOUIS LOMMASSON TAKEN BY DEATH COLFAX, Wash., June 28.—Louis Lommasson, 86, who drove to Colfax in a wagon in 1879, died here last night following two weeks of illness from heart trouble. He was engaged in the meat business here and accumulated an estate estimated at $30,000. His wife died in April, and his only surviving relatives, seemingly, are nieces and nephews. Among them are Mrs. Edgar O. Warmoth, W704 York, Spokane; George Lommasson, Pullman, Wash.; Thomas Lommasson, Missoula, Mont., and Wallace Lommasson, Moscow, Idaho. The funeral will be held from the Bruning chapel here at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Interment will be made here.
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