The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1932, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUN OR MANDAN WOMAN PRAY AFTERNOON rs. §. A. Young, Mother of Bis- Marck Man, Died Early Wednesday Morning Funeral services for Mrs. Smith A. Zoung, Mandan, mother of Russell A. oung, Bismarck, will be conducted the Methodist Episcopal church =n Mandan at 2 o'clock Friday after- 100n, Z Rev. Frederic G. Norris, pastor, will " fficiate. Private rites will be held at the ‘oung home, 107 Fourth Avenue orthwest, at 1 p.m. Friday. At- ending this service will be members nt the Mandan Rebekah Lodge and Royal Neighbors of America, of which organizations Mrs. Young was a mem- rer. Mrs. Young, wife of a Mandan pub- isher and printer, died at 5:30 a. m.| Wednesday after an illness of two years following a paralytic stroke. She +e"as 56 years old. a, Mrs. Young came to Mandan w904 with her husband, who assumed trditorship of the Mandan Times, a aveekly newspaper. She actively aid od her husband in publishing this pa- ¢2er as well as the Mandan Republi o4n, another weekly paper, later. } Mrs. Young, who was Myrtle M.! f0le before her marriage, was born at| Gladbrook, Ia., Sept. 1875, the} ylaughter of Northwest pioncers. When yhe was a small girl her family moved ¢° Plankinton, 8. D. | She was married to Mr. Young at! ‘plankinton Nov. 23, 1892, Shortly af- ger their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. yWoung moved to Pierre, S. D., where for nine years Mr. Young was con- qected with the Pierre Daily Capital, ylewspaper. They then moved to! fresco, Ia., where they remained un- | til August, 1904, when they moved to Mandan. Mrs. Young was active in work of the Methodist Episcopal church at Mandan and in the Royal Neighbor and Rebekah lodges and Mandan Civic League. It was while Mrs. Young was attending a Rebakah lodge meeting more than two years ago that she was stricken with paral- ysis. She had been an invalid since. She leaves her husband, three sons, two sisters and a brother. The sons are Russell A. Young, an employe of the Bismarck Tribune company, Bis- marck; Fred A. Young, employed by the Ward County Independent, Mi- not; and Roy O. Young, of the Pioneer Publishing company, Mandan. Her brother, Fred L. Cole, resides in California, and her sisters are Mrs. C. C. Maller, Haynes, Alta., Canada, and Mrs. A. E. Day, Helena, Mont. in Governing Boards rs MANDAN NEWS L, HOLD FUNERAL the city Wednesday. The county board met in the court- house Wednesday afternoon and the city board convened at their regular weekly session at the city hall Wed- nesday night. CONDUCT EXERCISES | FOR SENIOR CLASS Dean H. L. Walster of Fargo, Gives Commencement Ad- dress at Mandan Ninety seniors became alumni of the Mandan high school Thursday when diplomas were awarded at com- mencement exercises held at the high school. Dakota Agricultural college gave the commencement address while Miss Jeanette Stewart delivered the vale- dictory oration. J. C. Gould, schools, awarded the diplomas, follow- ing presentation of the class by L. G. Thompson, high school principal. Rev. O. O. Anvik opened the exer- cises with an invocation and Rev. Gil- bert W. Stewart gave the benediction. The Mandan high school orchestra of the Morton county commission and ing a police raid at his residence in|}sr. Mandan city commission, in session in | the southeast section of Mandan Mon- day night. 34 pints of beer were confiscated. FORMER DEPUTY IN Jacob Schaaf Will Seek Nomin- candidacy for sheriff to bring the number of Morton county residents seeking county office to 37. sheriff, will run against John Handt- mann, jr., of Mandan, incumbent, and | Frank Gray Dean H. L, Walster of the North Lei his candidacy several weeks; and have increased amazingly, filed nominating petitions with the | county auditor, are: Superintendent of | prenning, and J. H. Noakes, all of Mandan, Paul M. Shannon, and F. M. Klein, all | route to make @ speech, he walked of Mandan. rr ei THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932 Z °° Mandan, and G. B. Lengheing, He- ron. State's attorney—C. F. Kensch and — William Sullivan, Mandan, and P. 8, Winona, Minn.— Matt Wagner 'Jungers, Hebron. won't egg the voters on to séhd | Lee Nichols, county auditor; B. W, him to congress. Chosen mayor Shaw, county judge: and H. K. Jen-/ of Winona township last. spring, sen, county superintendent of schools he was ousted on the grounds that will be unopposed. he passed eggs to his com- stituents, Now he’s rafining for a nomination to the house, and his slogan is: “No eggs or election cards for the poor, but plenty of mud for some of the big shots.” MONOPOLY Sherman, Wis.—This town of Sher- man is aptly named. The town chair- man is John Sherman; the treasurer, Frank Sherman; the assessor, Ber- nard Sherman, and a justice of the Peace, Herbert Sherman. him the way. James Buckley, chief of police, said WINS TOURNAMENT Ronald Byler defeated Robert Batley three up in the final round to win an open tournament at the Mandan municipal golf course. ation in Three-Cornered ! | | Strange But True | | Fight For Office News Items of Day ny (By Thé Associated Press) Auckland, New Zeland—Horned emigrants from America dre do- ing very nicély in the Flord coni- try down here. They are big moose, who were imported in 1910 RACE FOR SHERIFR Jacob Schaaf has announced his A single whale may bé comimer- cially valued at from $800 to $10,000. SEIBERLING Standard Tires AT ALL TIME LOW PRICES Schaaf, until recently a deputy of Almont, who an- gO. ! Among other candidates, who have a Mena Nak became ane iar one, Treasurer—B. M. Porter, H. M. Patterson, N. 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