Lead Daily Call, Tuesday, March 26, 1907, page 3:
FOUND DEAD
Diesire Bulltynk Died in Cabin in Little Strawberry
Desire Bulltynk was found dead in his cabin near the Oro Fino hoist in Little Strawberry gulch, about 9:30 o’clock Saturday morning. The body was discovered by Will Kudler, in the employ of Jacob Goldberg as the delivery wagon driver. Kudler was on his way to Galena and, as was his custom, went to the cabin occupied by Bultynk to enquire if he was in need of any provisions. Glancing through the window he discovered his body lying on the floor with the upper part of his face smeared with blood. Without entering the place, he went at once to notify those living nearest of his discovery.
Coroner Howe and Sheriff Trathen were immediately telephoned for and started for the scene. Owing to the presence of blood about the face of the corpse, a report was spread that a murder had been committed, but an examination by Dr. Howe, revealed the fact that the deceased had come to his death through natural causes. The examinations further brought to light the fact that he had probably been dead since Friday morning. He was last seen alive about his cabin on Thursday.
Dr. Howe decided that the death was due to internal hemorrhage.
Desire Bulltynk was born in France and came to the Black Hills about fifteen years ago. He has resided for the greater part of that time in the neighborhood of Galena and had acquired some valuable mining ground in the vicinity. At the time of his death, he was also possessed of considerable personal property and cash.
The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Catholic church in Galena.
The Decree of Distribution in the probate file of Desire Bultynck notes:
.....That the said Desire Bultynck, died intestate in the County of Lawrence, State of South Dakota, on the 22nd day of March, 1907, leaving as surviving heirs at law the persons hereinafter named, and entitled to their respective distributive shares of said estate.
Now, on this the said 8th day of December, A.D. 190,
It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the residue of the said estate of Desire Bultynck, deceased, and now in the hands of this court, for distribution and adjustment among the said heirs at law, through the said Consulate, and any other property not now known or discovered, which may belong to the said estate, or in which the said estate may have any interest, be and the same is hereby distributed as follows, to-wit, and the same is ORDERED to be transmitted to Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis., to deliver the same to the persons hereinafter named, as their interests appear, that is to say:
To Julie Bultynck, widow of Louis Trooyer, residing at Knessclare, one-seventh part, to-wit, one hundred and six dollars, $106.00. Sister of said deceased.
To Charles Bultynck, residing at Ghent, a brother of said deceased, one-seventh part, one hundred and six ($106.00) dollars.
To the children of Jean Baptiste Bultynck, deceased, a brother of said Desire Bultynck, one seventh part, to be divided as follows: Emma Bultynck, thirty-five ($35..33) & 33/100 dollars; Julie Bultynck, lawful wife of Charles Sonneville, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Sidonie Bultynck, lawful wife of Tdetbaldus Smessaert, thirty-five $35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the children of Peter Bultynck, deceased, brother of the said Desire Bultynck, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Edmond Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Augusta Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Emma Bultynck, lawful wife of Frederick Andries, thirty-five ($35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the four children of his deceased sister of the whole blood, married to Charles Vermeire, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Julie Vermeire, lawful wife of P. Herman, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars" Alfonse Vermeire, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Leonie Vermeire, lawful wife of Henri Baele, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Louise Vermeire, lawful wife of Desirea De Boots, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars.
To the six children of Francis Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: (each receiving $17.66) - Edward Bultynck, Leonard Bultynck, Theofiel Bultynck, August Bultynck, Jules Bultynck and Elodie Bultynck, lawful wife of Jules Coons, $17.67).
To the children and grandchildren of Edward Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: Theophile Bultynck, $26.50, Josephine Bultynck, lawful wife of Master Curtet $26.50, Andre Bultynck $26.50. The minors, Marcels Hessens and Leonie Hessens, placed under the lawful guardianship of their father Julian Hessens, at Paris, France, born from the marriage of the latter with Maria Bultynck, a daughter of the aforesaid Edward Bultynck to Marcel Hessens $13.25 each.
The children and grandchildren heretofore named of Edward Bultynck, Francis Bultynck, the wife of Charles Vermeire, and Peter Bultynck, taking their respective shares by right of representation through their respective parents, as do also the children of Jean Baptists Bultynck.
It is further ORDERED THAT the said sum of seven hundred and forty-two dollars be sent to O.J.B. Brie, Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis. for distribution as in this decree heretofore provided.
Done in open court at Deadwood, Lawrence County, .South Dakota, this 8th day of December, A.D. 1908.
By the Court, Granville G. Bennett, Judge
Attest: Sol Star, Clerk
FOUND DEAD
Diesire Bulltynk Died in Cabin in Little Strawberry
Desire Bulltynk was found dead in his cabin near the Oro Fino hoist in Little Strawberry gulch, about 9:30 o’clock Saturday morning. The body was discovered by Will Kudler, in the employ of Jacob Goldberg as the delivery wagon driver. Kudler was on his way to Galena and, as was his custom, went to the cabin occupied by Bultynk to enquire if he was in need of any provisions. Glancing through the window he discovered his body lying on the floor with the upper part of his face smeared with blood. Without entering the place, he went at once to notify those living nearest of his discovery.
Coroner Howe and Sheriff Trathen were immediately telephoned for and started for the scene. Owing to the presence of blood about the face of the corpse, a report was spread that a murder had been committed, but an examination by Dr. Howe, revealed the fact that the deceased had come to his death through natural causes. The examinations further brought to light the fact that he had probably been dead since Friday morning. He was last seen alive about his cabin on Thursday.
Dr. Howe decided that the death was due to internal hemorrhage.
Desire Bulltynk was born in France and came to the Black Hills about fifteen years ago. He has resided for the greater part of that time in the neighborhood of Galena and had acquired some valuable mining ground in the vicinity. At the time of his death, he was also possessed of considerable personal property and cash.
The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Catholic church in Galena.
The Decree of Distribution in the probate file of Desire Bultynck notes:
.....That the said Desire Bultynck, died intestate in the County of Lawrence, State of South Dakota, on the 22nd day of March, 1907, leaving as surviving heirs at law the persons hereinafter named, and entitled to their respective distributive shares of said estate.
Now, on this the said 8th day of December, A.D. 190,
It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the residue of the said estate of Desire Bultynck, deceased, and now in the hands of this court, for distribution and adjustment among the said heirs at law, through the said Consulate, and any other property not now known or discovered, which may belong to the said estate, or in which the said estate may have any interest, be and the same is hereby distributed as follows, to-wit, and the same is ORDERED to be transmitted to Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis., to deliver the same to the persons hereinafter named, as their interests appear, that is to say:
To Julie Bultynck, widow of Louis Trooyer, residing at Knessclare, one-seventh part, to-wit, one hundred and six dollars, $106.00. Sister of said deceased.
To Charles Bultynck, residing at Ghent, a brother of said deceased, one-seventh part, one hundred and six ($106.00) dollars.
To the children of Jean Baptiste Bultynck, deceased, a brother of said Desire Bultynck, one seventh part, to be divided as follows: Emma Bultynck, thirty-five ($35..33) & 33/100 dollars; Julie Bultynck, lawful wife of Charles Sonneville, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Sidonie Bultynck, lawful wife of Tdetbaldus Smessaert, thirty-five $35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the children of Peter Bultynck, deceased, brother of the said Desire Bultynck, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Edmond Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Augusta Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Emma Bultynck, lawful wife of Frederick Andries, thirty-five ($35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the four children of his deceased sister of the whole blood, married to Charles Vermeire, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Julie Vermeire, lawful wife of P. Herman, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars" Alfonse Vermeire, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Leonie Vermeire, lawful wife of Henri Baele, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Louise Vermeire, lawful wife of Desirea De Boots, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars.
To the six children of Francis Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: (each receiving $17.66) - Edward Bultynck, Leonard Bultynck, Theofiel Bultynck, August Bultynck, Jules Bultynck and Elodie Bultynck, lawful wife of Jules Coons, $17.67).
To the children and grandchildren of Edward Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: Theophile Bultynck, $26.50, Josephine Bultynck, lawful wife of Master Curtet $26.50, Andre Bultynck $26.50. The minors, Marcels Hessens and Leonie Hessens, placed under the lawful guardianship of their father Julian Hessens, at Paris, France, born from the marriage of the latter with Maria Bultynck, a daughter of the aforesaid Edward Bultynck to Marcel Hessens $13.25 each.
The children and grandchildren heretofore named of Edward Bultynck, Francis Bultynck, the wife of Charles Vermeire, and Peter Bultynck, taking their respective shares by right of representation through their respective parents, as do also the children of Jean Baptists Bultynck.
It is further ORDERED THAT the said sum of seven hundred and forty-two dollars be sent to O.J.B. Brie, Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis. for distribution as in this decree heretofore provided.
Done in open court at Deadwood, Lawrence County, .South Dakota, this 8th day of December, A.D. 1908.
By the Court, Granville G. Bennett, Judge
Attest: Sol Star, Clerk
Lead Daily Call, Tuesday, March 26, 1907, page 3:
FOUND DEAD
Diesire Bulltynk Died in Cabin in Little Strawberry
Desire Bulltynk was found dead in his cabin near the Oro Fino hoist in Little Strawberry gulch, about 9:30 o’clock Saturday morning. The body was discovered by Will Kudler, in the employ of Jacob Goldberg as the delivery wagon driver. Kudler was on his way to Galena and, as was his custom, went to the cabin occupied by Bultynk to enquire if he was in need of any provisions. Glancing through the window he discovered his body lying on the floor with the upper part of his face smeared with blood. Without entering the place, he went at once to notify those living nearest of his discovery.
Coroner Howe and Sheriff Trathen were immediately telephoned for and started for the scene. Owing to the presence of blood about the face of the corpse, a report was spread that a murder had been committed, but an examination by Dr. Howe, revealed the fact that the deceased had come to his death through natural causes. The examinations further brought to light the fact that he had probably been dead since Friday morning. He was last seen alive about his cabin on Thursday.
Dr. Howe decided that the death was due to internal hemorrhage.
Desire Bulltynk was born in France and came to the Black Hills about fifteen years ago. He has resided for the greater part of that time in the neighborhood of Galena and had acquired some valuable mining ground in the vicinity. At the time of his death, he was also possessed of considerable personal property and cash.
The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Catholic church in Galena.
The Decree of Distribution in the probate file of Desire Bultynck notes:
.....That the said Desire Bultynck, died intestate in the County of Lawrence, State of South Dakota, on the 22nd day of March, 1907, leaving as surviving heirs at law the persons hereinafter named, and entitled to their respective distributive shares of said estate.
Now, on this the said 8th day of December, A.D. 190,
It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the residue of the said estate of Desire Bultynck, deceased, and now in the hands of this court, for distribution and adjustment among the said heirs at law, through the said Consulate, and any other property not now known or discovered, which may belong to the said estate, or in which the said estate may have any interest, be and the same is hereby distributed as follows, to-wit, and the same is ORDERED to be transmitted to Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis., to deliver the same to the persons hereinafter named, as their interests appear, that is to say:
To Julie Bultynck, widow of Louis Trooyer, residing at Knessclare, one-seventh part, to-wit, one hundred and six dollars, $106.00. Sister of said deceased.
To Charles Bultynck, residing at Ghent, a brother of said deceased, one-seventh part, one hundred and six ($106.00) dollars.
To the children of Jean Baptiste Bultynck, deceased, a brother of said Desire Bultynck, one seventh part, to be divided as follows: Emma Bultynck, thirty-five ($35..33) & 33/100 dollars; Julie Bultynck, lawful wife of Charles Sonneville, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Sidonie Bultynck, lawful wife of Tdetbaldus Smessaert, thirty-five $35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the children of Peter Bultynck, deceased, brother of the said Desire Bultynck, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Edmond Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Augusta Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Emma Bultynck, lawful wife of Frederick Andries, thirty-five ($35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the four children of his deceased sister of the whole blood, married to Charles Vermeire, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Julie Vermeire, lawful wife of P. Herman, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars" Alfonse Vermeire, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Leonie Vermeire, lawful wife of Henri Baele, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Louise Vermeire, lawful wife of Desirea De Boots, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars.
To the six children of Francis Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: (each receiving $17.66) - Edward Bultynck, Leonard Bultynck, Theofiel Bultynck, August Bultynck, Jules Bultynck and Elodie Bultynck, lawful wife of Jules Coons, $17.67).
To the children and grandchildren of Edward Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: Theophile Bultynck, $26.50, Josephine Bultynck, lawful wife of Master Curtet $26.50, Andre Bultynck $26.50. The minors, Marcels Hessens and Leonie Hessens, placed under the lawful guardianship of their father Julian Hessens, at Paris, France, born from the marriage of the latter with Maria Bultynck, a daughter of the aforesaid Edward Bultynck to Marcel Hessens $13.25 each.
The children and grandchildren heretofore named of Edward Bultynck, Francis Bultynck, the wife of Charles Vermeire, and Peter Bultynck, taking their respective shares by right of representation through their respective parents, as do also the children of Jean Baptists Bultynck.
It is further ORDERED THAT the said sum of seven hundred and forty-two dollars be sent to O.J.B. Brie, Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis. for distribution as in this decree heretofore provided.
Done in open court at Deadwood, Lawrence County, .South Dakota, this 8th day of December, A.D. 1908.
By the Court, Granville G. Bennett, Judge
Attest: Sol Star, Clerk
FOUND DEAD
Diesire Bulltynk Died in Cabin in Little Strawberry
Desire Bulltynk was found dead in his cabin near the Oro Fino hoist in Little Strawberry gulch, about 9:30 o’clock Saturday morning. The body was discovered by Will Kudler, in the employ of Jacob Goldberg as the delivery wagon driver. Kudler was on his way to Galena and, as was his custom, went to the cabin occupied by Bultynk to enquire if he was in need of any provisions. Glancing through the window he discovered his body lying on the floor with the upper part of his face smeared with blood. Without entering the place, he went at once to notify those living nearest of his discovery.
Coroner Howe and Sheriff Trathen were immediately telephoned for and started for the scene. Owing to the presence of blood about the face of the corpse, a report was spread that a murder had been committed, but an examination by Dr. Howe, revealed the fact that the deceased had come to his death through natural causes. The examinations further brought to light the fact that he had probably been dead since Friday morning. He was last seen alive about his cabin on Thursday.
Dr. Howe decided that the death was due to internal hemorrhage.
Desire Bulltynk was born in France and came to the Black Hills about fifteen years ago. He has resided for the greater part of that time in the neighborhood of Galena and had acquired some valuable mining ground in the vicinity. At the time of his death, he was also possessed of considerable personal property and cash.
The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Catholic church in Galena.
The Decree of Distribution in the probate file of Desire Bultynck notes:
.....That the said Desire Bultynck, died intestate in the County of Lawrence, State of South Dakota, on the 22nd day of March, 1907, leaving as surviving heirs at law the persons hereinafter named, and entitled to their respective distributive shares of said estate.
Now, on this the said 8th day of December, A.D. 190,
It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the residue of the said estate of Desire Bultynck, deceased, and now in the hands of this court, for distribution and adjustment among the said heirs at law, through the said Consulate, and any other property not now known or discovered, which may belong to the said estate, or in which the said estate may have any interest, be and the same is hereby distributed as follows, to-wit, and the same is ORDERED to be transmitted to Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis., to deliver the same to the persons hereinafter named, as their interests appear, that is to say:
To Julie Bultynck, widow of Louis Trooyer, residing at Knessclare, one-seventh part, to-wit, one hundred and six dollars, $106.00. Sister of said deceased.
To Charles Bultynck, residing at Ghent, a brother of said deceased, one-seventh part, one hundred and six ($106.00) dollars.
To the children of Jean Baptiste Bultynck, deceased, a brother of said Desire Bultynck, one seventh part, to be divided as follows: Emma Bultynck, thirty-five ($35..33) & 33/100 dollars; Julie Bultynck, lawful wife of Charles Sonneville, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Sidonie Bultynck, lawful wife of Tdetbaldus Smessaert, thirty-five $35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the children of Peter Bultynck, deceased, brother of the said Desire Bultynck, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Edmond Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Augusta Bultynck, thirty-five ($35.33) & 33/100 dollars; Emma Bultynck, lawful wife of Frederick Andries, thirty-five ($35.34) & 34/100 dollars.
To the four children of his deceased sister of the whole blood, married to Charles Vermeire, one-seventh part, to be divided as follows: Julie Vermeire, lawful wife of P. Herman, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars" Alfonse Vermeire, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Leonie Vermeire, lawful wife of Henri Baele, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars; Louise Vermeire, lawful wife of Desirea De Boots, twenty-six ($26.50) & 50/100 dollars.
To the six children of Francis Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: (each receiving $17.66) - Edward Bultynck, Leonard Bultynck, Theofiel Bultynck, August Bultynck, Jules Bultynck and Elodie Bultynck, lawful wife of Jules Coons, $17.67).
To the children and grandchildren of Edward Bultynck, brother of said deceased, one seventh part, to be distributed as follows: Theophile Bultynck, $26.50, Josephine Bultynck, lawful wife of Master Curtet $26.50, Andre Bultynck $26.50. The minors, Marcels Hessens and Leonie Hessens, placed under the lawful guardianship of their father Julian Hessens, at Paris, France, born from the marriage of the latter with Maria Bultynck, a daughter of the aforesaid Edward Bultynck to Marcel Hessens $13.25 each.
The children and grandchildren heretofore named of Edward Bultynck, Francis Bultynck, the wife of Charles Vermeire, and Peter Bultynck, taking their respective shares by right of representation through their respective parents, as do also the children of Jean Baptists Bultynck.
It is further ORDERED THAT the said sum of seven hundred and forty-two dollars be sent to O.J.B. Brie, Belgian Consul, Green Bay, Wis. for distribution as in this decree heretofore provided.
Done in open court at Deadwood, Lawrence County, .South Dakota, this 8th day of December, A.D. 1908.
By the Court, Granville G. Bennett, Judge
Attest: Sol Star, Clerk
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