The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-10

The bodies of! the late Harry A.
Barwind, H.. F., Prentice, John A. Vale
and A. Won Hagen. all of Bismarck
four of the ifye victims of the Easter
morning tragedy on the Mandan side
of the Missouri river--were brought
to Bismarck this morning at 10:30
o'clock. s E Il al.
The remains were accompanied by
JEFF White and Fred Talbot, both of
Bismarck, and delegation of about
~ Mandan Elks. The bodies OF Bar
wind and Won Hagen were taken to
the Lucas undertaking parlors and
the bodies Of Vale, and Prentice to the
Webb parlorSdE bns bH.:.s aae..s1" .
The station platform was crowded
with members Of the Elks, United
Commercial Travellers, Masons and
business men of Bismarck, who de-
filed in line and marched behind the
bodies to the undertaking rooms.
Mass Services at Auditorium.
The funeral over the remains of the
four bodies will be held at the Audi
torium commencing at O'Clock
sharp Wednesday afternoon. The
bodies will lie in state at the munich
pal building between the hours of II
and 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Members of the Fraternal Order of
Elks with their band will meet at
<hnin ho1 OF
morning and march in a body to the
two undertaking parlors and from
there escort the remains of their
brothers to the Auditorium. The COM
mittee has made special arrange
ments for the seating of the members
of the families and immediate rela-
tives. ....,.. ..
The service will be in charge of
Rev. H. G. Postlethwaite, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church, and
the Rev. George Buzzelle, pastor of
St. Georges Episcopal church of Bis
marck Selections will be given by
the Bismarck male quartet.
At the suggestion of A. w. Lucas,
president of the city commission,
merchants of the city will close their
places of business between the hours
of 2:3O and 4 O'Clock. The banks will
close at 2 o'clock.
Other Lodges to Participate.
The Elks committee on funeral ar
rangements announced late this af-
ternoOn that members of the United
Commercial Travellers, Masons and
friends are invited to participate in
the services and to march in the fun
eral cortege which will leave the un-
dertaking rooms at 10 o'clock.
The selection of pall-bearers was
announced this morning and are as
follows:
For John A. Vale-H. P Goddard,
F. A. Copelin. Robert DuttOn, H. F.
OHare, Edward White and J. c.
Oberg.
For Nat Prentice-Fred Talbot jeff
White. Edward Lovaas, Burt Finney.
J. l.. George and John c. Whitney.
For Harry A. Barwind-C. M. H.
Hollst, A. P. Lenhart, Ray M. Berge-
son, o. H. HendricksOn, w. ]. ReibOld
and J. P. Sell.
For A. Won Hagen--B. r. Bonnell,
G. Woods, p H. Throdahl, Edward
Maynard, l.. w. Mclean and s. F.
Lambert.
Relatives Arriving in City.
Relatives of the dead men are ar
irving in the city, and with the re-
storation of traffic on the Dakota di-
vision between Mandan and Bismarck
it is expected that Mandan will send
over a large delegation to attend the
obsequies.
The body of Harry A. Barwind will
be taken to his old home in Milwau-
kee for interment; that of Nat Prem
tice to the home Of his father,
Charles Prentice. at 1905 Dayton ave-
nue., st. Paul, and John A. Vale to
Fargo. The remains Of A. Won Hagen
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