Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-23

Charley Howell arrived the next
morning, and in the meantime
several old time Bismarckers,
having learned of the awful dis
aster, gathered at the Howell.
home to offer aid and assistance.
Among them were Rev. Durrie,
the pastor who oficiated at the
wedding of the deceased less than
three years ago; Mrs. Henry New
ton, who is visiting in Superior;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hanitch and
Miss Bessie Miller, an old Bis
marck schoolmate who was look
ing forward to a pleasant weeks
visit, but did not see her friend
alive.
Mr.. Foley and Mr.. Beardsley
arrived about 6 o'clock Saturday
evening, but nothing remained to
be done but wait for the west
bound train and the completion
of the saddest part Of the journey
bringing the remains back to
a broken-hearted mother-to her
home for burial.
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The funeral will be held from the
Presbyterian church at 2:3O p. m. The
casket containing the body will be car
ried across the street from the house to
the church-the Masons forming a line
on either side. The pail bearers will he
Messrs. P. H. Byrnc, Harry Dctchcl,
| Walter Fraser, Charley Howell, John
Conway and DR.. Ballard. The mourn.
ers will be followed by ladies Of the
Eastern Star. Rev. Durrie will he as
sisted by Rev. Anderson. Appropriate
music for the occasion is being arranged
by Mrs. Prof. Moore. The remains will
be buried in the Catholic cemetery
where brief services will be conducted
by the Eastern Star. Cleveland" the
faithful old horse to which Mrs. Foley
was so much attached, will DC suitably
draped and occupy the place OF honor at
the hearse pole.
A magnificent assortment of flowers
have been contributed by friends. the
room where the remains lie in state
being literally banked with them.
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THIS Is Clever.
Fargo Argus: Editor Jewell
has secured a twenty year lease
of a desirable building site and
will push the erection of his new
TRIBUNE block as rapidly as pos
sible. He has planned his build
ing just as he wants it and will
soon be re-established in a model
newspaper and printing house.
All the editorial fraternity will
be glad to see the Bismarck TR1-
BUNE again located in a home of
its own and in quarters even more
commodious and convenient than
the old stand where Editor Jewell
for many years extended every
courtesy to the editorial visitor
and s%ojourner.
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Death Of DR.. HnrcoMrt.
The death of DR.. Harcourt, which &C.
CURED at st. Joseph's hospital, st. Paul,
Saturday afternoon, takes from Bismarck
one Of her most popular and enterprising
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