der Dehlinger von Dehlingen

This community was saddened Saturday night to learn of the sudden and entirely unexpected death of Julius Eisenbraun, a pioneer resident of south of Colome. Mr. Eisenbraun had been in apparent good health up to Thursday night. That evening upon returning home from dragging roads, he complained of stomach distress, which became more painful and alarming as the hours passed by. Saturday evening the physician in charge advised that Mr. Eisenbraun be taken to the Winner hospital for an operation. Relatives immediately acted upon the advice, but Mr. Eisenbraun died before the hospital was reached. The heavy rains and the muddy roads made travel by automobile slow and the trip proved to be too much for Mr. Eisenbraun in his critical condition. He passed away in the arms of his wife and brother, Reinhold, who were supporting him, at a point near Brandon Springs between Colome and Winner. The cause of his death was given as ruptured stomach ulcers.

Julius Eisenbraun was the son of John Eisenbraun, who died in 1929, and Rosina Eisenbraun, who survives him. He was born in Jaspar, Russia, on July 1, 1884, and came to America with his parents at the age of 9 years, the family settling at Naper, Nebraska.

In the year 1907 he was united in marriage to Elizabeth Herrmann. They lived one year at St. Charles and two years at Carlock before coming to Tripp county, where they have lived since on a farm south of Colome. At the time of his death Mr. Eisenbraun had reached the age of 48 years and 1 day. Neighbors and relatives had planned a birthday surprise party in his honor on Friday night, but his illness had prevented carrying out these plans.

Julius Eisenbraun was baptized in infancy and had always been a faithful member of the Evangelical Lutheran church. He was a charter member of Hope Lutheran church, located near his home, and for twenty years had served as secretary of the congregation. He was a pleasant, industrious neighbor, and was active in school work and all other enterprises that were of benefit to the community in which he lived.

**The final paragraph of this obituary was not complete. It listed the survivors. The source of the obituary is not known.

I have added what I beleive should have been contained in the missing portion of the above obituary. Julius was survived by his wife Elizabeth and his nine children - Agnes Eugenia, Amelia Rosina Magdelena, Arnold Reinhold, Walter, Rosina J, Magdalena Elisebeth, Katarina Louisa, Edmund J and Martina Helena. He was also survived by the following brothers and sisters - Elizabeth (Friedrich) Litzo, Henrietta (Jens) Fosse, Maria (Christian) Mulso, Reinhold (Lydia Sandau) Eisenbraun, Albert (Tabea Maria Aurelia Fettinger) Eisenbraun, Adolph (Bertha Steineke) Eisenbraun and Amelia (Edwin) Lange. He was also survived by many nieces and nephews. 

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