The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1936, Page 2

Lana nie eaeNNeReC RI cet iam P. WELCH CLAIMED BY DEATH WKATHER FORKLASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset- ied. tonight; Saturday generally fair; leu yn cooler, . For North Dakota: Unsettled, local Funeral Services for Burleigh} .owers cooler tonight: Satur. day gene fair, cooler east and south portio: For South Dakota: Generally fair central and west, local showers east County Pioneer Will Be Held Sunday tonight, followed by partly cloudy Saturday; cooler. Montana: Generally fair to- night and Saturday; little change in temnerature, Minnesota—Unsettled, local show- tonight and In east portion Satur- cooler in west and south to- : cooler Saturday, Badd AD WEATHER CONDITIONS s A low pressure area extends from His parents were George W./ ine Great Lakes region to the east: ern Rocky Mountain slope, Sioux 66 inches, while a high pres: On the homestead farm north of) Menoken where he had lived contin- uously for the last 57 years; Oliver P. Welch, Burleigh county pioneer, died |‘ at 9:40 p. m. Thursday. Death was due to a paralytic stroke. Welch was born at Alta, Wis., April 1, 1861. and Phoebe Welch, who were also) Pioneers of this vicinity. When he was four, his family moved | 7% Js cenfered over the north to Olmstead county. Minnesota. From | ors have 6 ci there, at the age of 18, Welch came to Bismarck, in 1870 cone thant Worked North of City ger te ae ae Upon his arrival here he obtained Runes coHEnURE ° work four miles north of Bismarck and then on the Clark farm, near the] . present site of Menoken. Z Welch also worked as a freighter to) the Black Hills for the McLean and] MatNider store in Bismarck. On Novy. 11, 1885, he married Miss} Lois See, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For Bismarc! station! kota pioneers. The same year Pa Jan. Ist to date homesteaded about six miles north) Normal - iat to date... of Menoken. UE aN Welch leaves three children, John, Robert and Ruth McMurrich, all of whom were at his bedside when death ae how- tred in the upper Great lakes region, upper fair. — Cool over the North- station barometer, uced to sea level. river stage at 7 -hour change 0.0 ft nrixe 6118 n,m, Sunset 7:04 p. m. nches: WESTERN J BISMARCK, clear . came, He also leaves two brothers, he clear a lon Aurie, of Ronan, Mont., and James, rington, cl 49.00 of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, and eight $0 grandchildren. Two other brothers] fy. and a sister preceded him in death. | punn Center, 8 a0 Funeral Sunday | Garrison, clear 52 190 Funeral services will be held in ea Stewartsdale church at 2 p. m. Sun- 43.00 cay, with Rev. Walter E. Vater offi- hy 4400 Ciating. Burial will be made in the ston, clear ga te Stewartsdale cemetery. EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA Active pallbearers will be John High- Low- Stewart. Lee Mallard, George Var- e eae SG teat num, Steward Woodworth, Bert | (2°.n3 wats, clay ooo) ag fon. Buckley, and Dell Warren. i? nkingon, ¢ Ing. Honorary pallbearers, all Burléigh | lisbon, ptcldy 00 county pioneers and all Welch’s| Napoleon. clear « ot friends, will be Hector McLean, V.M.] Craven, Willson Brown, John Clark, MINNESOTA POINTS Brazilla Boyd, George Register, Sr.,| BU William Baker, William Bates, Steven | ys ;nneapotis, c! ar Tripplet, Robert Lane, D. J. McGillis,| Moorhead, ptcl so 62.00 and E. 8. Allen. Burning Train Claims Lives of 5 Transients St. Charles, Mo., Sept. 11—(P)—At least five men were killed when 18 freight and oil cars of an M-K-T train were derailed and destroyed by | * fire Thursday night, 20 miles south- west of here, and rescuers expressed fear Friday several other transients | . may have burned to death. B A transient, found immediately |‘ after the wreck, said before he died! | SOUTH DAKOTA PornTs | Huron, p Rapid City, Havre, clear WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS High: Low. Weather Report 00. in quest publican publican to enter jed for a state. section, the rear your soil would be THROUGH WYOMING Republican Nominee Assai population Proposals in Aboard Knox Campaign Train, Sept. 11.—(4)—Touring the cattle country swung into Wyoming Friday. The nominee, traveling in the spe- A cial campaign train which will cover 22,000 miles before election day, was Knox toured South Dakota Thurs- day, passing through the east river|t© practice in Minnesota, died in a wheat and corn section and then across the Missouri into the tawny | illness. buffalo grass ranges of the west river two major addresses, one in Mitchell at noon, and the other at Rapid City, 3; in_the Black Hills, at night. 33; Entering the “dust bowl” when he crossed into western South Dakota, Knox assailed proposals to move some of its farm families, drouth, into other areas. ‘on| YOu aren't quitters,” he told the: railroad station crowds. Many of his: listeners were farmers in overalls and| dusty boots. He declared at Rapid City that; “there are those who will tell you; permanently insufficient. ! those who want to make a little Amer-! ica out of America. are wrong. make a comeback.” He said Landon’s agricultural talk few days.” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1936 KNOX SWINGS |Kurle to Face Assault Charge at Washburn Kansas City, Kas., Sept. 11.—(®)— Removal of Fred Kurle, 32, to Wash- corpus writ which challenged the right of Gov. Walter Welford to serve Drouth Areas as chief executive of North Dakota. after removal of Gov. Thomas Moodie, was not elected governor. G. A. Lindell, state's attorney of McLean county, North Dakota, who of western votes for the Re- theatre. ticket, Col. Frank Knox, Re- vice presidential nominee, wanted there for the assault Adolph Bender last June 20. DR. PARK SUCCUMBS Wyoming at Chadron, head- major address at Casper, in the first man to practice osteopathy regularly in St. Paul and the second hospital here Friday after two weeks miles, He made six short talks from| The West African rana Goliath frog platform of his train and |2fOws as large ass terrier dog.” = STATE FRI. - SAT. - SUN. Wired for thrills! Alive with laughs! Super-charged with sisz- hard hit by is exhausted, your rainfall There are! T tell you they Agriculture is going ‘to given at Minneapolis “in a Des Moines, ia., he was Walter Bragg, 36, of Colum- Dodge Cl bus, O. The other four bodies were found on the tracks, several hours after the accident occurred. Intense heat of the burning cars had prevented a search before that time. Two of the| Miami bodies were burned beyond recogni- Ate ge tion but it might be possible to idene| piano tify the other two, railroad employes] Pr. said. Q All of the train crew escaped injury. Modena, Utah, clear ity Art Dr. J. 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