The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNB FRIENDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE T0 PIONEER Funeral Services For Gottlieb Huber Are Held This Afternoon Gottlieb David Huber was born in Niederehofen, Wurtemburg, Geremany, on November 3d, 1861. He came to Bismarck, N. D, in 1881, where he pur- chased the first piece of land broken ‘in Burleigh County. He was married November 6, 1884 to Anna Marie Seem- ‘an, To this union were born seven children; Six daughters—-Marie, Anna, Rose, Christine, Dorothy and Louise,‘ and one son—Christian—all of whom survive. 'His death occurred in Min- neapolis July 1, 1921. Ipterment will take place in St. Mary's Cemetéy be- ‘side the comrade of his life Mrs. Huber having died June 2, 1918. ‘ (Mr. Huber was a member of the German Lutheram Church and of the Knights of Pythias. He was a good -father, a kind and reliable friend and an honest citizen. Mr. Huber was a gardener by pro- fession and an expert in his line. Many medals and certificates of Honor from world fairs bespeak the magic he ‘wrought with plant Hfe in Dakota. The Funeral’ service was in the ‘Methodist Church. Rev. Quigley con- ducted the service. The music was rendered by Meesdames Tracy and ‘Couger and Messrs Haverson and Humphrey. The pallbearers were: O. W. Roberts, R. L. Best, Chas. Wach- ‘ter, Shed Lambert, John Maasen and W. A. Falconer. : In the passing: of Mr. Huber, Bis-' marck has lost another pioneer. MINOT NURSE TS DROWNED -| worked for several years. ‘Minot, 'N. D. July 5. 5.—Rose Ahern 19-year-old nurse in training at St Joseph's ‘hospital, was drowned whiie -bathing in the Mouse river with Orpha ‘Frank and Marie Volk, also nurses in training.at the same institution. = Orpha Frank had a narrow escape, being in the water several minutes sbefore Clarence Johnson, who lives nearby, swam across the river to where she was and rescued her. + Marie Volk went under water once trying to save the two girls, but-final- ‘Jy’ grasped a'spring board and saved herself. She gave the alarm which summoned Johnson:and the fire department, while}, -Miss Frank was being revived by arti- ficial respiration. Firemen recovered the hody of Miss Ahern in 15 feet of water. and the pulmotor was used ini- mediately. © ¢ When the pulmotor failed to bring her back ‘she was taken to the -hos- pital and when other efforts failed Dr. L. J. Devitie operated on her to mas- sage the heart by hand as a last re- sort. Miss Ahern's home is in Berthold, Miss Volk'’s at Rugby, and Miss Frank's at Plaza. * HOLD COUPLE FILLED WITH ~ FEVOR, INSANE Dickinson, N,: D., . D. July 6.—Mr. -and Mrs. Algernon Marson of New Eng- : land, who were adjudged insane in the Hettinger county court on June 23, were taken to the state hospital at Jamestown last week. Their three- year-old baby was. taken to Fargo the same day by Juvenile Commissioner, Walter Saterland, and placed in the Children’s Home, The Marsons were taken in charge by officials after neighbors had com- plained that they were starving them- selves and neglecting their child. Ine vestigation revealed the fact that both Marson and his wife had espoused the doctrines of a freak religious sect. “The Invisible Church of Christ,” while living in California some four years ago. The head of the church, they de clared, was a colored woman living in Los Angeles and its tenets forbade them doing any work. The couple were destitute when ANSWERED LINCOLN’S CALL CAPTAIN SAMUEL MILLER BARRY. 41-1921 Slope pioneer, former Logan county official and well. known:“armer who died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Frank, Fisher, Crystal Springs. | He answered Abraham Lincoln’s first .call for recruits—Capt. Barry came | to North Dakota in 1884. ,; | taken into custody and the child was in a pitiful condition. The family re- turned to New England four years ago from Los Angeles, where they had Marson Is 40 and his wife 30. DEMAND LOWER MANDAN RATES Sixteen users of electric service in Mandan‘have petitioned the state rail- road commission for a revision down- ward of the rates of the company. The petition of the users,sets out contentions that the rates are so high 'as. to’ be burdensome. The commis- sion has not set a date for the hearing. The Rose Shop will reopen Wednesday, July ‘6th. Startling Reductions in Coats. Suits, Dresses and Trimmed Hats. ASPIRIN Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-ons years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay- er package for Colds, Headache, Nep- talgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth- ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture a Monoaceticacidester of Salicylica- e BISMARCK GARMENT SHOP A sprinkling of 100 New Fall Suits-: are here ready for your approval, all at popular prices. RETURN WITH SUSPECTS Minot, July 5.—Sheriff A. «P:-Sco- field, ‘Deputy ‘Chet Jacobson and Chief of Police Larry M, Byrne have re- turned from Minneapolis with Lionel Johnson, Verne Clause and Gunnard Olson, agrested there for Minot au- thorities’ on. charges of being impli cated -in .the theft of automobiles. When arrested the three men were driving’ in a large automobile, search of which. revealed two revolvers, a rifle and: shot-gun. Sheriff Scofield brought back Olson's hand. ‘bag which contained several bunchés ‘of keys for doors and auto- mobiles. -In the box containing the keys were found two ‘police. stars which it is stated, Olson told Minnea- polis officers they -had taken from Mi not police when they “high jacked members of the local force. Safety pins have been found in tombs 2,090. years old. some of the, pins being ten inches long. _——— INTER - PREUS “APPEARS AT. FAIR; FLAYS ALL RADICALS eae of ’ Minnesota Says Little’'Can’ Be Expected i From Them Fargo, N. D,, July 5.—Governor J. A. 0; Preus, of Minnesota, spoke to many ‘people of ‘Nelson, Steele and Griggs counties ‘Friday afternoon, de- livering speeches at the county fair .at Anetd and in Flutos grove near looperstowm-cThe Aneta meeting was non-political ‘in character while that at Cooperstown was ajvertised for about ‘a week as an |. V. A. rally. The Yatter meeting ‘was by far the big- gest, Over two thousand men and wo- ‘men and children came with their lunch ‘baskets ;prepared to enjoy the | day. The-Finley. band gave several “selections and received Hearty ap- | plause. Governor Preus: spoke at length on { the: political situation in Minnesota “}and North Dakota and said that very i little can be ‘expected from the radt- cal, tendencies. which dominate the ‘Nonpartisan league. He dwelt on the horrible conditions in Russia and call- ed attention’ to the fact that the Nonpartisan league'a: their’ great con- vention in St. Paul,in?1918 sent, spe- cial greeting to the soviet government Sveinbjorn Johnson, of Grand Forks, Joseph :A. Kitchin, candidate for com- missioner of agriculture and labor, in. their speeches .dwelt with the state\ issues and,the events leading up to’ the ‘recall. Asked how he would-deal withthe whiskey runners ; if he was elected to office, Mr. John- son repHed:+-that -he would tend. to them just as gnergetica ly as he would tend to those’ who are mainly respon: sible for the looting of the public j tunds in the hands of the state ad- Roane 4 “The Rose“'Shop will , reopen Wednesday, July 6th. Startling eductions in Coats, Suits, Dresses and Trimmed Hats. So many’ familtes have come to the conclusion that the easi- est wav to solve the eating ques- tion for the summer days, is to order some of Dohn’s Frank- furters. They are.very appetiz- it \ The U. T.Pienic on Sunday, July 10th, at'Elm: Grove. IVER | g » radiator, put undér it to catch the dust'’and\'thus: save your- self the trouble::of ‘sweeping. it out of the corners: and cracks. STATE FAIR JULY 11-16 19ZI Safety and Service * ‘THE TWO STRONG PILLARS ON WHICH WE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSINESS BURGLAR ALARM 0.B M! MINN CUNTIOCK CO LAPOLIS. MINN With our new McClintock Burglar Alarm System which we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your Liberty Bonds and other val general banking business, luables as well as to do your First National Bank, Bismarck, N..D. 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