Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-16

house Tuesday evening, but those
who attended felt well repaid, for a
great many practical and very help
full hints and suggestions were
dropped by this well known advocate
of public care Of public #hlelth. His
talk was along the lines d prevent
able diseases, and how best to pre-
vent them.
! Closing School Work.
| At meeting of the school faculty
Tuesday evening all of the teachers
for the coming year signed up except
two. one for the commercial depart
ment and one for the special work,
who have not been hired yet. Miss
Louise OConnor, Of Darlington. and
Miss Beatrice Sewer Of Wisconsin;
will respectively take Miss Coops'
place in the primary department and
Miss Cockburn's place In the English
department Of the high school. John
Tobin. now commercial teacher, has
signed up for an excellent position in
the high schools of Lewiston. Mon.
DahIen-HeiI Wedding.
A marriage license was granted to
Arthur l.. Johnson of Bismarck, and
Sophie Kunkel of New Salem, by
Judge johnson this week. A license
was also granted to julius He'll Of
He'll, to Mile Dahlen of Halliday,
Dunn county. This couple were mar
ried by Rev. o. G. Belsheim, at the
Lutheran parsonage Monday even
ing. Mr.. He'll is the postmaster at
the postoff1ce bearing his name, and
is we'll known in this county. The
bride is a stranger here. The young
couple will make their home at He'll,
and have the best wishes of local
friends.
Life Of Mrs. g. G. Hudson.
News of the sudden death Of Mrs.
Frank s. Hudson came as q profound
shock to the host of local friends
Of the family yesterday morning. The
deceased was taken to the hospital
at pm. Tuesday, and at 2 am.
Wednesday, after giving birth to oil
daughter which died in q short time.
she passed away.
Estelle Drummer was born in Sayre.
New York, August 9, 1883, twenty.
nine years ago. While a very little
girl her parents took her to Jersey
Shore, Penn, where she grew to
young womanhood. On April 20, 1910,
she became the bride of Frank 8.
confectionery dealer of this !
city, and the same month the happy
young couple took up their residence
in this city.
The deceased was a member OF
the first Lutheran church of Jersey
Shore from early childhood and was
q member Of the First Presbyterian
church Of this city, belonging to the
ladies' aid and to the missionary So
ciety. Her kind and loving spirit anu
great interest in all matters pertain. |
ing to the church won Mrs. Hudson
q place in the hearts Of all this COM
munity which cannot be entirely filled |
Besides the husband in this city, a |
Mrs. P. Fl. Drummer, and a !
sister, Mrs. Clay Settler, both of Jer-
sey Shore. are left to mourn the
young wife's sad death. The father
died only five weeks ago.
The funeral will be held in tho
First Presbyterian church alto am.
Rev. Charles w. Harris,
of Bismarck, officiating at the last
rites. The remains will be buried in
The Union Cemetery, under the direc-
lion Of Undertaken Kennedy. The
heartfelt sympathy Of the entire com.
nunity is extended the bereaved hus-
band.
Henry Hudson, brother of Frank 8.
Hudson, of this city, arrived here last
evening to attenl the funeral of his
ate sister-in-law. Mr.. Hudson is a
confectionery dealer of New Rock
ord, Eddy county.
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