The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1934, Page 3

HUNDREDS ATTEND HARRIS. FUNERAL Many Out of Town Relatives and Friends Here for Serv- Ices Tuesday Afternoon ‘fwndreds of friends and neighbors attended funeral services for Wil- liam F. Harris at the Pres! church Tuesday afternoon. The funer- al cortege was one of the longest in the history of Bismarck and with the great number of floral wreaths, attest- ed the esteem in which the deceased was held, not only in the community but throughout the state. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. F. E. Logee of the Presbyter- ian church and the Rose Croix chap- ter of the Bismarck Masonic lodge had charge of the Masonic services. ‘The Rose Croix choir, including Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart of Mandan, A. J. Arnot, Henry Halvorson and George Humphreys, rendered “Had Thine ‘Way, Lord.” The masonic services bid under the direction of G. F. Dul- im. Pallbearers were: Frank E. Cave, Paul Wachter, C. G. Derby, Judge W. WINTER'S, Nose & Throat quickly, use the BROES eoavenicat cew Here’s a Big Surprise— A second reduction on G&J Tires. Now—you get na- tionally known G&J’s at Gamble’s, at lower prices than their all-time low. G&J Trojan, 4.40-21, was $6.48, now $4.45. 5.25-18 was $9.00, now $6.45. HENRY GORDIEN Henry Gordien of Minneapolis, Minn., will act as announcer and en- tertainer at the Bismarck Automobile and Style Show at Bismarck March 22, 23 and 24. He has appeared in Bismarck twice before at the State Corn Show. Gordien is a magician with a repertoire that ranges from the most mystifying sleight of hand to escape tricks that rival those of the late Houdini. He has appeared at a number of fairs in North Dakota and has a reputation as one of the greatest laugh pro- line of work. ducers in his L, Nuessele, Frank Aughnay and Worth Members of the Masonic bodies, Lions club, and other organizations attended the services in a body. The public schools were closed at 2 o'clock as @ mark of respect for Mr. Harris, who was a former member of the board of education. Out of town relatives and friends present for the services included Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Harris, Warren, Minn., and Roy Harris, Denver, Colo., broth- ers of Mr. Harris; Mrs. H. V. Wright, Minneapolis, Minn., & niece; Robert Bdick, nephew, a student town College, Jamestown, N. D. man Flagg and Roy Flagg, cousins, of Mapleton, N. D.; William McIntyre, Mapleton, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson, Fargo, N. D. Feature Banjoist in Benefit Performance W. F. McGraw, lecturer of the Knights of Columbus, has announc- ed the program for the benefit which is to be given at 8:30 o'clock Wed- rouge! = —with the brated dollar powder. See benefit these superbly Come, glorious gift of dolla purchase binstein's f what beauty end the gift time ends! Use Helena Mascara and glamorous Eye Shadow—to tery to your eyes. 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B,, a member of the Abbey faculty, will play a group of finger-banjo se- lections, which includes “Andante Allegretto,” “Valse de Concert,” “Mas- sa's in the Cold, Cold Ground” by Foster-Bacon, “Danse Harlequin” by Morley, “Old Black Joe” by Foster- Bacon, “Kinloch of Kinloch” arrang- ed by Bacon, “Serenade” by Schubert- Farland, “Ghost Dance” by Bacon, ‘Souvenir” by Drdla-Fox, “Minuet in G” by Beethoven-Bacon and “La Pal- oma” by Yradier-Bacon. The Misses Phyllis Carroll, Grace Roherty, Lois Werstlein, Margaret Homan, Zita Usselman and Marion Curran, St. Mary's high school stud- ents, are to present @ one-act play, “The Outsiders.” Also assisting in the program will be the St. Mary's glee club end Edith and James Guthrie, who are to sing 8 selection from “Romeo and Juliet.” To Select Dates for Firemen’s Convention Dates for the June convention of the North Dakota Firemen’s association which is to be held at Mandan will be set during the meeting of the associa- tion’s board of trustees and the Man- dan citizens’ committee which is be- ing held in that city Wednesday. Members of the board who are in attendance are R. W. Johnston, Hills- boro, president; H. L. Reade, Bismarck, secretary; E. O. Waydman, Anamoose; C. B. Craven, Carrington, and Christ Nelson, Kenmare. Also attending the meeting are L. E. Correll, Casselton, treasurer of the as- sociation; Peter Larsen, Kenmare, & former president; Archie Nelson, Washburn; W. T. Craswell, Valley City, and A. H. Haut, Gackle. Rt. Rev. David Stoeve To Visit 3 Churches Rt. Rev. David Stoeve, Fargo, presi- dent of the North Dakota Lutheran conference, will be the guest preacher at the Sunday, March 18, services at the Driscoll, Zion and Tuttle Lutheran churches. Rev. Mr. Stoeve will speak at Driscoll at 11 o'clock, at Zion church at 2 o'clock and at Tuttle church at 8 o'clock, according to Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, who announced the services. Announce Change in Airmail Schedules and air express planes of the North- an dair express planes of the North- west Airways effective Thursday, the westbound plane will arrive here at 10:25 a. m. and will leave at 10:40; the eastbound plane is due in Bismarck at 3:35 p. m. and leaves at 3:50, ac- cording to officials at the Bismarck Municipal sirport. ‘The new schedule, which is faster than any previous one, is made pos- sible by the addition of new planes, local officials stated. Alleged Bigamist Is Caught in Milwaukee Bheriff Joseph Kelley left for Mil- waukee, Wis. to return. Henry J. Weirth, charged with bigamy, to Bis- marck. Weirth was arrested in Mil- waukee Tuesday morning upon 8 com- plaint of a Bismarck woman whom he married about 11 months ago. ALONE AT HOME WITH “NERVES” CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS YOU CAN NEVER GET ON SMOKE THEM STEAL YOUR NERVES R TIRE YO BECAUSE AST ON LIFE OF HOUSTON Adventurous Career of Famous Texan Related to Rotary Members Tuesday Major Adiai C. Young was the prin- cipal speaker at the meeting. of the Rotary club Wednesday noon, his subject being the life and career of General Sam Houston. As governor of Tennessee and Texas, president of the Republic of Texas, during its short and turbulent history, soldier as any man in history of the ited States, Major Young declar- to the United States Houston was elected to the United States senate, where he served for 14 years. He died as a new member of the club and the charge was given by M. C. Blackstun. WELL KNOWN WILTON MAN DIES SUDDENLY Frank Seidel, Former Chief of Police Succumbs to Heart Attack Tuesday Frank Seidel, former chief of police of Wilton and veteran coal miner, died suddenly at his home at Wilton Tuesday evening, March 13. Death was caused by a ruptured aorta. Mr. Seidel was born July 10, 1870 at Hamenstein Rhine Phalz, Germany. He came to America at the age of 18 years and k at Pittsburgh, Pa. He came to North Dakota in 1907, locating at Wilton, where he was em- Ployed for many years as a miner by the Washburn Coal Company. He married Bertha Unger, of Garrison, N. D., Aug. 3, 1908. He leaves his wife and two step children, Mrs, Mary Stenquist of En- derberg, B. C., and Peter J. Roddts, Minneapolis, Minn., and a sister liv- ing in Hamenstein, Germany. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and the Maccabees lodge. Funeral services will be held Thurs- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church at Wilton! with Rev. Gilbert W. Stewart of Man- dan officiating, assisted by Rev. Fred Christ, Rev. Stewart will sing “Beau- tiful Isle of Somewhere.” Pallbeavers will be Axel Stenquist, Dan Quigley, Nels Nielson, Frank Dutton, Charles Howe and J. J. Schmid. Burlal will be in the Wilton ceme- tery. 2 250 Attend District Legion Meeting Here ing in Notth Dakota. Legion officers who were present include W. H. Johnson, Minot, state Hoverson, here, meetings will be held in each of bod other seven districts.in North Da- te. St. George’s Afternoon Guild The St. George's Afternoon Epis- copal Guild will meet % 3 o'clock Two hundred and fifty ex-service| ing men and Legionnaires from the Bis- marck area attended the Fifth district meeting Tuesday night at the city auditorium here. Representatives attended from Ashley, Gackle, Gar- rison, Haselton, Linton, Max, Napol- eon, Regan, Turtle Lake, Underwood, ‘Washburn, Wilton and Wishek. Edgar W. Carruth, Herington, Kan-' at 3 o'clock Baik afternoon. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meetings to be held at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon -will- close the Present year for the four circles of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, which are to meet as follows: No. 1 with Mrs. W. E. Jensen, 700 Fifth 8t., with First Church Societies + eaeinanhanbnh sitar | City and County if ¢ State Senator William Watt of, Leonard, N. D., was a visitor in Bis- marck Tuesday. He returned to his home Tuesday ai ‘fternoon. Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson of Where to Buy Permanents for Easter? Consider this indorsement of REAL STEAM SUPERCURLINE PERMANENTS at HARRINGTON’S. OVER 1000 OF THESE REAL STEAM WAVES IN 1932. OVER 2000 OF THESE GRAND PRIZE WINNERS IN 1933. This year to date we are doing better than 2 to 1 over last year’s record. 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