Just as we go to press we learn of the death of Mrs. I. Cummins at Bismarck. The deceased was the mother of Mr. Theo. Cummins and Mrs. James McGillic, who were at her side during the last few days. The deceased was well and favorably known and had a host of friends in this city.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 5, 1898
The funeral of Mrs. I. Cummins, of whose death brief mention was made in the previous issue of the PIONEER, was held in this city last Saturday. The services were conducted at St. Joseph’s church, by Dean Collins and were largely attended. The deceased had been a resident of Mandan for a great many years and was highly esteemed for her many excellent and amiable qualities. She had been a sufferer for sometime, but bore her afflictions with Christian fortitude. She is survived by her son Theodore Cummins and her daughter Mrs. James McGillic.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 12, 1898
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 5, 1898
The funeral of Mrs. I. Cummins, of whose death brief mention was made in the previous issue of the PIONEER, was held in this city last Saturday. The services were conducted at St. Joseph’s church, by Dean Collins and were largely attended. The deceased had been a resident of Mandan for a great many years and was highly esteemed for her many excellent and amiable qualities. She had been a sufferer for sometime, but bore her afflictions with Christian fortitude. She is survived by her son Theodore Cummins and her daughter Mrs. James McGillic.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 12, 1898
Just as we go to press we learn of the death of Mrs. I. Cummins at Bismarck. The deceased was the mother of Mr. Theo. Cummins and Mrs. James McGillic, who were at her side during the last few days. The deceased was well and favorably known and had a host of friends in this city.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 5, 1898
The funeral of Mrs. I. Cummins, of whose death brief mention was made in the previous issue of the PIONEER, was held in this city last Saturday. The services were conducted at St. Joseph’s church, by Dean Collins and were largely attended. The deceased had been a resident of Mandan for a great many years and was highly esteemed for her many excellent and amiable qualities. She had been a sufferer for sometime, but bore her afflictions with Christian fortitude. She is survived by her son Theodore Cummins and her daughter Mrs. James McGillic.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 12, 1898
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 5, 1898
The funeral of Mrs. I. Cummins, of whose death brief mention was made in the previous issue of the PIONEER, was held in this city last Saturday. The services were conducted at St. Joseph’s church, by Dean Collins and were largely attended. The deceased had been a resident of Mandan for a great many years and was highly esteemed for her many excellent and amiable qualities. She had been a sufferer for sometime, but bore her afflictions with Christian fortitude. She is survived by her son Theodore Cummins and her daughter Mrs. James McGillic.
*** Mandan Pioneer, Friday, August 12, 1898
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