family our dee t
[57th Day
father, in this ~~s sympatl1Y in the loss
l' mutual sorrow.
of their husband and
. Be It Further Resol
bon be sent to hiS
ved, That an enrolled'
friendship for th .devoted family as a tok co~y of this resolu_
friend.
ell' dear one and our ~n 0 our esteem and
SIncere and respected
Mr. Chilgren moved that th f
.
e OregOlng resolution b
e adopted .
f Messrs . Ch'1
I gren and I
o the late Harold Bark vel'son paid a tribute to tl
1e memory
er.
th The que.stion recurred
e resolutIOn.
on Mr. Chilgren's m t.
o IOn to adopt
ad:p~dchbmotio~.prevailed
y a rISIng vote. an
d
the resolution was una .
nImously
Mr. Bondhus offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
20.
A RESOLUTION IN
C. A. HALVORSON
MEMORIAM FOR THE HONO
.
RABLE
Whereas The H .
House of R
ono!able C. A. Halvor
Sessions of ~~~e:ent~bves from the 10thO¥hs~.~~bel: of the
and 1938, was calle~l by1~~5. and St:;tte Treasur~~~ du:ru: g1 the
IVIne ProVIdence on June 3 fff17 937
Whereas H
'
, and
, e Was a man f h'
progressive legisl t· n
0
Igh integrity
h
at all times in an abr , l'epresenting the peopi a / h8: mpi,on of
a e and outstanding manner, ea~d IS dIstrict
Whereas He was
all matter' f
a man who was ve
.
time and :ff~r co~munity. and state, a~J much Interested in
people in his co~~~n~tll thIngs pertaining t~a~he freel y of his
1 y, and
goo d of the
Wheref.is, He was a k'
and a sincere and h I f Ind. and devoted h b d
e p ul frIend ,
us an and father
Now Therefore B I
sentatives of th' e t Resolved, That th H
our friend and e S~tate of Minnesota, grie:e OUse of ReprefOlmer. cO-Worker hereb
d by the loss of
reaved famil
and father,
i~ this d~~~~tu~~P~:io:
the
fos~x;~~~et? h~~ba~d
.£!e It Furthe1' Resolved T
lutlon be sent to his devotedh;t a,ul enrolled copy of this re _
amI y as a token of th
t so
e es eem
57th Day]
and friendship for their dear one and our sincere and respected
friend.
Mr. Bondhus paid a tribute to the memory of the late Mr.
Halvorson and moved that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Which motion prevailed and the resolution was unanimously
adopted by a rising vote.
Mr. Rutter offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 21.
A RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM FOR THE HONORABLE
OSCAR WIDSTRAND:
Whe1'eas, The Honorable Oscar Widstrand, a member of the
House of Representatives from the 60th District during the
sessions of 1937, 1939, 1945 and 1947, was called by Divine
Providence since adjournment of the 1947 session; and,
Whereas, he was a man of high integrity and purpose, a -SPOllSOl' of constructive legislation, representing the people of his
district at all times in an able, conscientious and loyal manner;
and,
Whereas, he was a man vitally interested in community affairs, a sincere and helpful friend, and a devoted husband and
father;
N ow, Therefore, Be It Resolved, that the House of Representatives of the State of Minnesota, grieved by the loss of our
friend and former co-worker, hereby extend to his bereaved
family our deepest sympathy in the loss of their husband and
father, in this our mutual sorrow.
Be It Further Resolved, That an enrolled copy of this resolution be sent to his devoted family as a token of our esteem and
friendship for their dear one and our sincere and respected
friend.
Mr. Rutter paid a tribute to the memory of the late Mr.
Widstrand, and n10ved that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Which motion prevailed and the resolution was unanimously
adopted by a rising vote.
Mr. Herseth offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM
MARTIN P. LAGER:
22.
[57th
family our dee e
y
father, in this ~u~t ':umtpalth in the loss
Ua sorrow.
of their husband and
. Be It Further Res l
tIon be sent to his 0 ved, That an enrolled
fr!endship for th .devoted family as a tok eo¥y of this resolu_
frIend.
ell' dear one and our ~n 0 our esteem and
SIncere and respected
Mr. Ch'l
I gren moved that the f
.
Messrs Ch'l
OregOlng resolution be adopted
.
f
.
I gren and I
o the late Harold Barker vel'son paid a tribute to th
.
e memory
The
qu
t·
th
. e.s IOn recurred
M
on
r. Chilgren's m t.
e resolutIon.
o IOn to adopt
Which motion
.
adopted by a risi~~e~~ll:.d and the resolution was unan'
In10usly
Mr. Bondhus offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
20.
Whe1"eaS, He was a k'
and a sincere and h 1 f Ind. and devoted h b
us and and father
e p ul fnend,
I
sentatives of th' e t Resolved That th
our friend and efo~~:te of Minne~ota, grie:edHbusethof Reprereaved famil
er cO-Worker her b Y e loss of
and father, i~ ~his~~~est stympathy in th~ fos~X;;~dh ~? hhis be. mu ual sorrow.
eu usband
1!e It Further Resolv d
IutlOn be sent to his
de~ot ~h;t a,n enrolled copy of th'
e
amI1y as a token
and friendship for their dear one and our sincere and respected
friend.
Mr. Bondhus paid a tribute to the memory of the late Mr.
Halvorson and moved that the foregoing resolution he adopted.
Which motion prevailed and the resolution was unanimously
adopted by a rising vote.
Mr. Rutter offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 21.
A RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM FOR THE HONORABLE
OSCAR WIDSTRAND:
Whe1"eas, The Honorable Oscar Widstrand, a member of the
House of Representatives from the 60th District during the
sessions of 1937, 1939, 1945 and 1947, was called by Divine
Providence since adjournment of the 1947 session; and,
Whereas, he was a man of high integrity and purpose, a '3pon-
A RESOLUTION IN
C. A. HALVORSON
MEMORIAM FOR THE HONO
.
RABLE
Whereas The H .
ono!able C. A. Halvors
House of Re
Sessions of l~~e;ent~tIves from the 10th o£;. ~ ~ember of the
and 1938, was calle~lbY1~~5. and State Treas~r~~:tddu,ring the
IVIne Providence on June 3unng 1937
Whereas H
' 1947, and
, e was a man f h'
progressive legisl t·
0
Igh integrit
at all times in an ab'?n, representing the peop~ a fCh~mpi.ol1 of
a e and outstanding mann e 0 hIS dIstrict
.
er, and
Tlflhereas, He was a
all matters of
J?1an who Was vel'
.
time and effor co~munlty and state an~ much Interested in
people in his co~~~ ~tl1 things pertaining t~arh freel y of his
nl y, and
e gOO d of the
Now The1"e!oTe B
57th Day]
f th IS reso-
o
e esteem
of constructive legislation, representing the people of his
district at all times in an able, conscientious and loyal manner;
and,
SOl'
Whereas, he was a man vitally.interested in community affairs, a sincere and helpful friend, and a devoted husband and
father;
Now, The1"efore, Be It Resolved, that the House of Represen-
tatives
friend
family
father,
of the State of Minnesota, grieved by the loss of our
and former co-worker, hereby extend to his bereaved
our deepest sympathy in the loss of their husband and
in this our mutual sorrow.
Be It Further Resolved, That an enrolled copy of this resolution be sent to his devoted family as a token of our esteem and
friendship for their dear one and our sincere and respected
friend.
Mr. Rutter paid a tribute to the memory of the late Mr.
Widstrand, and nl0ved that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Which motion prevailed and the resolution was unanimously
adopted by a rising vote.
Mr. Herseth offered:
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
22.
A RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM FOR
MARTIN P. LAGER: