The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
THREE BISMARCK
y PERSONS SUCCUMB
Mrs. Mary Schweitzer, Emory
lundin and Mrs. Katherine
Schafer Die

Following the death Of seven per-
sons In the Bismarck district over last
weekend. three more Capital City
residents died Tuesday afternoon and
carly Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Schweitzer, IS years old
who had lived with her daughter. Mrs
Thomas Milum, at 5l4 Seventh St., for
the last three years, died of heart dts
ease at her daughters home about
2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Emory N. Lundin, who would have
been Is years old the 18th of this
month, died of influenza between $3.50
and S o'clock Wednesday morning at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. Josie
Lundin, 3O6 Third ST., South.
Mrs. Katherine Schafer. 70. mothe.
OF three Bismarck men. died about l
O'Clock Wednesday morning at the
home of her son. Joseph Schneider.
3l6 Twelfth ST.. South.
Two other residents of Burleigh
county were to be buried Wednesday
afternoon.
Masonic rites were to be held at 3
o'clock for S. K. Sorenson. father Of
ST., from the Masonic Temple. Sor-
enson. resident of Crookston. MINI
for many years, died of heart attack
Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services for Grin Almont
Button. Teller township farmer. were
10 be conducted from the church at
Glencoe. with burial in the Glencoe
cemetery. Dutton died of pneumonia
Sunday evening.
Lundin was born in Burleigh coun-
ty, on a farm Ia miles north of Bis
marck, Jan. 10. 1908. He moved to
Bismarck with his family about three
years ago.
He had been Ill only two days when
death occurred. He was alive when
his mother visited him at $3.50 a. m.
but at a. m. he was found dead.
Lundins father, Olaf Lundin.
drowned in the Missouri river south
of Bismarck several years ago when
his automobile plunged over an en-
bankment into the Big Muddy.
Lundin leaves his mother. his twin
brother. and three sisters. The BROTH
crs and sisters are Erwin Lundin. Mrs.
William Gehrke and Mrs. Raymond
Burkhart, all of Bismarck and Mrs.
L. E. Kirkpatrick. Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Schweitzer had been i'll for
years and her death was not unex-
pected.
She was born In South France July
%, 1047. the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schneider. She moved to
the United States with her parents
when she was three years old and was
educated in Wisconsin Since reach
ing maturity she alternately lived at
Mankato. Mimi, and Hazelton until
she moved here.
Her husband. John Schweitzer, died
IS years ago.
Mrs. Schweitzer leaves her daugh-
ter here. one sister, and two brothers.
The sister is Mrs. Kate Kertzman,
living somewhere in South Dakota,
and the brothers are Nick Schneider,
Mankato. and Mike Schneider, Rolling
Stone, MINI.
The body will be taken to Mankato,
where funeral services will be con-
Quoted Friday morning from ST. Pc
ter and Pauls Catholic church. The
body will be buried in Calvary ceme-
terry at Mankato.
Mrs. Schafer'S death was caused by
a paralytic stroke and high blood
pressure. She had been seriously i'll
for a month.
She was born at Strasburg. Russia,
Feb. 2, 1854. the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johannes Fest. She was mar
viz IN IN Crh
in 1872 and then came to the U. S.
and Bismarck in 1908. Mr.. Schneider
died here in 1913 and she was married
in 1916 to Matthews Schafer, Glen
Ullin. who died year ago.
Upon her second husbands death
Mrs. Schafer moved to Bismarck to
live with her SON
She leaves three sor.s n d three
daughters. They are Joseph Schnei-
der; Lawrence Schneider. 428 Four
tenth ST.. Bismarck; Michael Schnei-
Ger, 22l Twelfth ST., South Bismarck.
Mrs. Resale Sitter and Mrs Chris
tina Hauch. both living near Richard
ton; and Mrs Philopena Derringer,
who resides in Saskatchewan. Canada.
AL but Mrs. Derringer were here when
their mother died.
Requiem high mass for Mrs. Scha-
fer will be celebrated a, a. m Friday
at ST. Mary's procathedral here, with
Very Rev. John A. Stag. pastor Off
eating. The body will be buried in
st. Mary's cemetery. beside the grave
Of her first husband.
Pallbearers will be Joseph Eisele,
Frank Volk. Peter Jahmer. Rudolph
Boehm, Joseph Brown and Joseph
Morley, all Of Bismarck.
The body will lie in state until 8
o'clock Wednesday evening at the
Calnan Funeral Parlors. 208 Main av-
enue. after which it will be taken to
the home Of Joseph Schneider