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Door County  Democrat
Friday, 27 November 1914


         The body of JULIUS NOLL was shipped here
       today from Seeney, Mich., arriving Thursday
       morning. The funeral was held this morning
       at 10:30 o'clock from the JACOB NOLL home
       under auspices of the I. O. O. F. Rev. S.
       Groenfeldt officiated. Burial was at Bay-
       side cemetery.
         JULIUS W. NOLL was born April 25, 1869,
       at Waterford, Racine county, Wis. His par-
       ents removed to Sturgeon Bay in October of
       the same year.
         He assisted his father and brother in
       conducting the general store and meat mar-
       ket until he grew to young manhood. Later
       he decided to become an engineer and has
       been following this occupation for about
       twenty years.
         In 1908 he removed to Regent, Hettiger
       county, North Dakota, where he took up a
       homestead claim of 160 acres. He made his
       home there with his family during winters
       and while he followed his occupation on
       the boats during the season of navigation
       his wife looked after the running of the
       thrifty homestead farm. This was to have
       been his last season on the water.
         He leaves a wife and two adopted chil-
       dren; also his father, JACOB NOLL, of this
       city, and two brothers, AUGUST of the town
       of Nasewaupee, and EMIL, of Chicago.
         Besides the Odd Fellows, he was also a 
       member of the M. W. of A., Longshoremen,
       L. T. P. A. and M. E. B. A.
       
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