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John Staub [Sr
& Jr
?]
1859
1859
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1863
1908
1912
Watertown Gazette, 05 16 1912
John Staub,
Prominent Banker of Thompson Died Suddenly.
Taken sick Saturday afternoon and
gradually growing worse, John Staub, than whom there
was hardly a better known business man in the southern part of the country and
in this section, died at about 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the direct cause of
his death being uraemiae . . .
John Staub
was one of the earliest settlers in Thompson, having come to that place from
Watertown, Wis., in the late seventies.
His business life has, according to those who knew him well, been one of
square dealing, in which he prospered, being possessed of considerable property
in the vicinity of Thompson, in the western part of the state and on the
Pacific coast he was president of the Bank of Thompson.
The deceased who was born in Watertown,
Wis., February 17, 1854 . . .
The above is taken from The Evening Times of Grand Forks, North Dakota, of April 29, 1912. It will be read here with sincere sorrow by Mr. Staub's many old Watertown friends. He was one of the very best of men, and The Gazette joins his many old friends and neighbors here in extending sympathy to the afflicted family.
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