The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1917, Page 6

sieuaaa ncaa sears rere eet WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1917. THE CUB REPORTER CAPN SCOOP- HE DONE FELT] OO TAH'D TO / GAIT UP DIS ARE BEING ALLOWED BY STATE AUDITOR pensions an bor- state Vouchers for soldiers’ covering service on the M der are being allowed b auditor a8 fast as they a ed and returned to the to which the troopers have assigned them, Should th mber of vou the amount of the s! 000, some of the banks may be to hold these certificates for , or until the legislature up the deficit. Each vaucher calls for $80, and 750 North Dakota national guardsmen were mustered out of the federal ice at Fort Snelling in February. many of How these are entitled to the pension of $10 per month provided by the Fif- teenth y has not yet been as- certain i At the capital there is thought to he no que n that the legislature will make up any deficiency. NOTICE TO MAKE SEWER CONNEC TIONS AND DECLARING WORK NECESSARY 50 HESAY FOH ME \\|/ 0 AMBYOOLATE Yo DE}! OFFICE, AN WRITE HIS WoIK TLE HE COTCHED UP ON HS WHAHS GWINE ON UP NOHTH TO REPOHT FOH YOH 50.AH: JES WRITED, SUMPIN DOIN Dis SONG& SURWIS EBNIN' SOLDIERS’ PENSIONS © ‘Champions of Last Year May Be Dubs This Year | pion division is a con mote in the olde 4 doubtful whether Wi ‘ in Ouild up a ball te ‘ can hove fifth place due to influences—holdouts, poor catcher: and un pitchers When I saw the Dodgers here three valuable men, two infielders @ Ider, were holding out, and the : Ay j tions re that two of 1 56 5 Zach Wheat and Mike Mowers, WwW uw. Mekenzie's Addition; not sign, 12 1a. : Wheat was the most vaiua H ie fielder on Robbie's last a WW and one of the gr pla ay tf the game, Mowery, finane : 4 pendent ever infielder, a dan 4 38 Rerou a good base runs the Robin < ‘C Mowe 8 Cut thi ; Organat Pla {ind he says he will not report With one or two exception. the team that fell in defeat to the Red 3 : last’ year was mediocre, [1 is " ‘ ly improved this season. 4 Robbie is putting to much depend q : ence on old timers~-players who have rot t t rved their time and may go back a 6 any day. = = Mor pitchers he has Sherrod Smith & one of the heroes of the world v« : : perhaps the greatest southpaw. in Jleague, He has Preffer, who should } ood season, and then there 1 jis Marquard, erratic as usual; | there } Coombs, who ix fast going be der, inst ¥ Whe r Dell, an inand-outer; ta, will be trie pleton, who hay never shown with Atlanta . j much; Cheney, and two youngst major part of ; Who look better than any of the rest) Macon, hiy pwith the possible exceptions of Smith} Although and Pretfer. Robinson in hin o {The y stors are Cadore, sent by firet snekers of the Tewnsite or Addition. [¢ pope jt : NOTICN OF REAL ESTATE WORT | GAGE POSECLOSURE SALE, : Notice ts hereby given h i = ae $ jtain mortg a ry |dellvered by i ae bs 1. Keenan, LAW. Charey 22 lank Mary I, Clarey Mort u ragors, 10 dohnnon Vo Com 5 pany, a corporation baton “4 February UA nd filed 3 + [for record in the offiew of the baeginter 8 of Deeds of Burleleh County, 2 Dakota, on the Lith dey of Webs 3: A.D, IY, at 10 o'eloe “ 3 ss 4 recorded in Hook %4 of Mortgages on : S S Northern Pacific Add, | : wan aary : & " E ait Cort fs 3S 1 ah corporation ay wach mort i bey : Py ly to Winer K. Kisher, wale aw as 8 wv f Wt wan Sled for record bn the 4g = 10 e “ of the Megistor of Deets of thar 4 3: ed lelgh County, North Dakota, on the 3 s i [22nd day of Mareh, A. b, 194% L 3 & 8 Joteloek A, M., sand Auly rend q = ig ed in Hook 98 of Mortgages on wo a 6a. rt 274; which mortgage was duly & x EH Gt. 1 signed hy Elmer Vs, ¥ieher to Yon . # ib Sant Company, a corporation, which 2 4 Assignment was filed for record bn the s = i office of the Negiuter of Deeds of Har EI : 1 lolgh Sounty, Orth Dakota, on tie Rec 3 21st day of November, A, 0, Si 3 i" " at D o'clock A.M, and wae duly ye 5 z 1s corded in Book S10 of Agsignmente) ag 3 HY on page 252, will he forewlowed by wale | 4 >" is of the premises in such mortgage wud g . t 18 hereinatter described, at the trent 2 eT 18 door of the Court House in the City . 3 2 of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and 4 : i Blate of North Dakotn, of he hour of a > VONES : wo o'cloek in the afternoon on tie # SE fee Nlss HBS Aires 10 ach and every | thirtleths day of April, A, 1, INT, to - 3 BSS opel Re ei satisfy the amount die npon wun = S faerther given that such sewer connections he premiven described in wueh| = a Tue, we than Anvil ith rot the oH and which will ba wad tA 3 2 te i. connection is not | satisfy the same are dageritns lt =4 4 = made a above date then the City lows, to-wit; The outueast Gowtlor Providence slashing ear with dat He formesly detroit, re, iM ha ih and not use him. a find in ihe ont poangster who Otto n throw strikes Rovtie will need con't sien, k wery strong with hamie Johnson at n do anything with Kotinson wi in the first to remait pot Highteen (1%), in hig Hendred FKorty-One Nottis eventy Seven Principal Meri- ¢ Hundred Sixty or less, according nt survey thereof, orth Dakota. courred in the con- ge, there will be age on the date ne Thousand and 14-400 ($1098.73) signee having also rleigh Pretautt ition of # Aue on ais ta premises in the sum of $2 vivo amount is in- Vite tie wmount above declared Varoh bin, 1997, (A SANT COMPANY, wwallon, noe of Mortgagee. AAAVAN, «for Assignee, nv wth Dakota, (4 105, 4 A AN AB 25) ODER HEARING PETITION FOR SALE OF BAND, «of Sorth Dakota, County of Bur- cig Hetore Hon, H, ©. Bradley, biaKes matter ot the estate of Nina howney, Deceased, “aiter M. Wuntington, Petitioner v4 Mule Hunt Penwardon, 1, H. Robin- wm, Mand fobinson Putnam, Lil- lion tobindon Doorschalt, A. H. Vinnnery and rank J. Flannery, Henpondents, On reading and filing the petition 1, % Tillotson, administrator with the will annexed in North Dakota, set- fing forth 1h6 amount of personal es- fate thet lias come to the hands of the exoowor ot said estate in Multnomah County, Oregon, and the disposition thereof, tie amount of debts outatand- ing aguinut uid deceased, and the ex- penny of admininteation, a descrip: Hon of all the reat estate af which Waid doveused died aeised, aed. the Ri tee EH LS | condition and value of the respecti | portions thereof, and praying that li- jeense be to him, said B, F, Tillotson. as administrator as aforesaid, grant-| {ed to sell the following described land j belonging to the estate of said Nina! ; Downey, deceased, to-wit: Lot Six; ; (6) and the North Ten (10) feet of} ; Lot Seven (7) in Block Eighty Nine | | (89), McKenzie & Coffin’s Addition to} ithe City of Bismarck, Burleigh Coun-| ‘ty, North Dakota. | And the probate of said estate in | Burleigh County, North Dakota, being} f ancillary to the probate of the estate lof said deceased in the County of} } Multnomah and State of Oregon, | And it appearing, by said petition, | | that there is not sufficient money or personal estate in the hands of said executor to pay said debts, expenses; \that a sale of said real estate is nec- essary to pay the same; and that such | sale would be for the best interests | of said estate: It is Therefore Ordered, That the {said petition be heard and considered iby the Judge of the County Court of ithe said County of Burleigh at the | court rooms of said Court, in the Coun- ty Court House, in the City of Bis- marck in said County, on the 18th day of April, A. D, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. It is Further Ordered, That all per- | sons interested in said estate, appear j} before the Judge of this Court at said; ume and and then and there show cause, if any there be, why said petition should not be granted. Dated the 13th day of March, A. D.| 1917. By the Court, H. C. BRADLEY, Judge of the County Court. Let the service of the above Order be made by publishing such order four successive weeks in the Bis-| marck Tribune, of Bismarck, North Dakota, (Seal) (Seal) H. C, BRADLEY, Judge: IMiner, Zuger & Tillotson, Attorneys, Bismarck, N. D. (3—14-21-28-4) {ORDER HEARING PETITION FOR 1 SALE OF LAND. |State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh. In County Court, Before Hon, H. C. Bradley, Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of Char- lotte E. Nobie, decea: Fitch C. Montague, Petitioner, vs. ble, Frederick Noble, Cor- Joslin, Fanny Chapman, Ida a tette, Willard Tuttle, Eunice McCollom, Eddie J. Tuttle, Frank B. Tuttle, Louis Van Syckle, Clara Chipman, Arthur Montague, B. Frank Montague and Charles Ins- lee, Respondents. On reading and filing the petition lof Fitch C. Montague, the adminis- [trator with the will annexed in North | Dakota, setting forth the amount of | personal estate that has come to his j hands, and the disposition thereof, the amount of debts outstanding gainst said deceased, and the ex- penses of administration, a descrip- tion all the real estate of which | said ased died seized, and the ondition and value of the respective | bortions thereof, and praying that li “nse be to him granted to sell the following land belonging to the es- tate of said Charlotte Noble, decers- ed, to-wit: Southeast Quarter (SE 1-4) of Northwest Quarter (NW 1-4) and Kast Half (E, 1-2) of Southwest Quarter (SW 1-4) and Lot Two (2), in Section Eighteen (18). in Township One Hundred Thirty-nine (139), Range Eighty (80); and the probate of said estate in Burleigh County, North Dakota, being ancillary to the probate of the estate of said deceas- ed in the Probate Court for the Coun- ty of Livingston, in the State of Mich- igan, wherein the said Fitch C. Mon tague is executor; i And it appearing, by, said petition, that there is not sufficient money or personal estate in the hands of said executor to pay said debts, expenses; that a sale of said real estate is nec- essary to pay the same; and that such sale would be for the best interests of said estate; » It Is Therefore Ordered, That the said petition be heard and considered by the Judge of the County Court of the said County of Burleigh, at the court rooms of said Court, in the County Court House, in the City of Bismarck, in said County, on the 18th day of April, A. D, 1917, at 10:30 o'clock in the forenvon of said day. It Is Further Ordered, That all per- sons interested in said estate appear before the Judge of this Court at said time and place, and then and there show cause, if any there be, why said petition should not be granted. Dated the 13th day of March, A. D. 1917. : By the Court. (Seal) H. C. BRADLEY, Judge of the County Court. Let the service of the above Order be made by publishing such Order for four successive weeks in the Bis- marck Tribune, of Bismarck, North , Dakota. 2 (Seal) H. C. BRADLEY, Judge. Miller, Zuger & Tillotson, Attorneys, . Bismarck, N. D. (314, 21, 28; 4—4) Albert U. fort. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis. oO FAMED CHORUS GIRL TO MARRY A PLAYWRIGHT u———- ———--U HOWESTEADER BURNS 10 DEATH IN HIS SHAGK | Human Bones Which Crumbled | When Touched Revealed Tragedy on Farm (Special to The Tribune.) Hettinger, N. D., April 4.—Human bones which crumbled to ashes when touched were found.on the Josepr McGrath homestead, two miles south- west of Haynes yesterday, and reveal- ed that the lone homesteader perish- ed in the flames which destroyed his Sunday. ‘mers living within a close dis- tance stated they saw flames near the McGrath farm, ‘but thought it was a j burning stra-stack. McGrath was about 50 years old. Whether he had gone to the cellar for valuable papers kept there or was overcome by smoke while he slept, is not known. CONTRACTS LET. The state board of regents Monday awarded the Grand Forks Mercantile company the contract for the 25-cent coffee to be used at educational insti tion boarding houses, and gave,Chase & Sanborn of -Chicago- the*contract for 21-cent: coffee. The safiples mitted by these -two houses were found to be best by Dr. B.-Fi ‘Ladd. state chemist. Tea contracts will be | awarded in the near future. REGENTS TO MEET. A statutory meeting: of the state board of regents will be held ‘April 16 at the state university; April 17 at the state school of forestry at Bot- tineau, and April 19 at the agricul- tural college in Fargo. | Institution heads have been notified; ‘and’ they will attend the session which~ they find best suits their convenience, GOES TO FARGO. President Lewis F. Crawford of the state board of regents passed through the city today, en route to Fargo, to attend a meeting of the state bdarc of farmers’ institutes, of which he is io member. Thence he will go tomorrow to Grand Forks to at- tend the annual meeting of the state historical society. NEW INSURANCE COMPANY. The state insurance commission has granted the Bankers’ Insurance Co. of Helena, Mont., permission to write hail, tornado, cyclone and windstorm damage to growing crops in North Dakota. J. C. Turner of Fargo is state agent for the bankers. CONSOLIDATION MEETINGS, Edward Erickson, state inspector . of rural and consolidated schools, is in Stutsman county conducting con- solidation meetings near Montpelier and Medina. MISS ZITELKA DOLORES. 'This is pretty Miss Zitelka Dolores, famed as the “chorus girl with the $20,000 legs.” She’s to marry George Bronson How- ard, the playwrigh The Hotel of Character and Com- Anything that: a $1500 one-ton trucl: will do can dupli with the Ford-Dearborn Onc-Ton Truck Yet seated (combination of Dearborn Unit and Ford Chassis) costs only a little more than one-third as much and operates at less ‘than one-third the expe: The Dearborn Unit is uch stronger than ments that it will cerry 11 tons e: oa eines aa A Ford 37.5 $350 Makes a FORD- BA RBOR ‘This guavyanteed? One-Ton Truck economy all the simpiicity, all the Be coat al Dearden Sone ban ‘Tread of rear wheels is standard, 56 inches, same -s Ford front wheels, Let us show you what the tFord-Dearborn One.T i guaranteed. ‘We ‘can supply eay Kind of rede Ca ese ce gt 8 ve Menufactwred by Dearborn Motor Truck Co. Cricgco CORWIN MOTOR COMPANY, Bismarck, N. Dak. Dealers Wanted in Southwestern North Dakota. sreesinaiboutcnsoiscitat emesis