Frank Alexander was born at Yankton, So. Dakota, on March 17, 1875.  He died March 25, 1925 being fifty years and eight days of age a the time of death.

In 1889 he with his parents moved to their ranch near Cora, Wyoming, where he lived until the spring of 1913.  At which time he moved to the Peace River Country in Alberta, Canada, where he has since resided.

He was taken ill with typhoid fever in Seattle, Washington on Feb. 21st and was moved to the Minor private hospital where he received every possible attention, but they were unable to check the fever and after more than four weeks of suffering he passed to his final reward.  He leaves to mourn his untimely death, his father Eugene Alexander and three brothers, Charles and Will, of Cora, and Essie of Crowheart, Wyoming, and one sister, Mrs. Jas. Redman [Charlotte] of Pocatello, Idaho, besides a host of friends.  His mother passed away over five years before, which was the first break in the family circle.  Frank never married.  His remains were brought to Cora and he was buried on the ranch on Thursday, April 2nd, where rests the remains of his mother.  The funeral services were conducted by A. W. Mershon.