The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 9

4 fails or refuses: td;enter into such; con- >») J gommissionety'of the, eiteot 80 otu North Dato be ADVERTISEMENT. ,, Sealed: bids, for. the, naying:and. all aeceswory: work, necesgary: for ‘paving ‘in’ the alley; in| Blocks’66 and) 68; Orig- (wal Plat and-around:the piblfc Mbrary ‘building; “paving district’ Nos: -1. and | : deity, of Biamarck;North Dakota, will , Ke ‘réceived by’ the. board of: city. com: joissioners, until Gc o'clock: iy July 11,1918. : Bids willbe Yeceived 00, boncrete Pavement only. ‘Bidders shall: bid“up-; on a basié’ of cash payment for said work ‘ald’ ate’ required’ ‘to’ state ‘the’ rate of interest the improvement war- rants shall bear ‘(not exceeding seven ‘Per. cent per: annunt) which are'to received and accepted hy. them: ‘at par DOINGS OF THE DURES * It Was Olivia’s Day to Enter- tain Her Sewing Club — BY ALLMAN id'payment tor the: work: él ‘of Raid ‘work to’ be’ done: according to and’ ie b acvordanceé with’ the ‘plans‘and: spectti- cations prepared «by: the: city. engineer, approved: bythe city commission; and; filed: in- the: office-of the:city auditor. The following approximate quantt- ties are given for the guidance of jae bidders: 390 cu. yds earth excavation: 1,550. sq. yds. prepared foundation: 1,550 sq. yds concrete pavement: ’ Bids will be received providing: for; ihe completion of this work ateust ai i Each: proposal must be accom; tiled; ‘by-a certified check in the! sam: of Five Hundred ($500) Dollars indorsed | or made payable to the president* of the board of city commissioners:of the: city of Bismarck, as'a guarantee ‘that the bidder will enter into a contraét for the performance: of: such: Work? in |’ case such work: is awarded: to" hini, within ten days. after’ the aceeptante of his bid, and in-case' any bidder’ to, whom such contract’ shall: be awarded’ tract when requested to do so, sueh check accompanying his bid shall Se: retained by the'city’as liquidated dam- ages for such failure. Each proposal, must also be-aecom-| panied by ‘a: bond:.running. to the city of Bismarck in“a ‘sum equal to five (5) per cent of the amount of his: bid as provided’in Section 3707 of Com- piled laws. of North, Dakota 1913. Plans, -specifications, _ estimates, ang blank forms of proposals are on file-in the office of the city auditor, or can | be obtained from the city engineer up- on application. Each bid shall-be se-| curelysealed'and endorsed “Proposals for Paving the Alleys,in Blocks 66 and 68, Original Plat, and around the Pub- lie Library Building.” Bidders must s] ify in their propos- als that, should the above work be} “awarded to them, they will bind them- selves to-finish and complete the same not later°than the date stated in the advertisement. The’ right is reserv- , ed to reject any..or all bids, or to ac- ‘ cept or reject any part of any bid as the best daverests, of the city may ap- Pear. By. direction of the board of city sey WO ‘ Cbhimtsisoner Kirk’ introduges the following: resolution: anid niowes: {ts ad- option: ‘ / Bevit. resolved. by the city, commis. oly city commsaloners hereby’ declare it necessary to:construct pavine in the alleys, in Blocks. 66 and 68 “Original 2 and around, the public ‘library ok, in Paving Districts Numbers according to, ‘the plans*and sana fe of the ‘city engineer, ; which plaas ‘and’ specifications ' were | ¢ #pproved/and: eae: on file ‘with: the: city ‘auditor: this: 24th gay. 'ot” June, 1918, and notice 1s hereby given to all owners of property that::if “within ¢ fifteen days after: the ‘first Dali filed,in the County Court. of the said County, of. Burleigh, State. of North Dakota, duly verified petition pray- ing for a décree ascertaining and es- tablishing the right of succession to the real estate within*the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, of which John Herman Lindblad, late ,40f the Village of Driscoll, in the Coun- ty of Burleigh and State of ‘th Dakota, died seized; which realestate is described as follows; to-wit: Lots ‘twenty-seven (27) and twenty- eight (28), in Block ninety (906, of McKenzie * Coffin’s Addition to the City of Bismarck, N. Dakota, accord- ing to the record plats thereof; And that’ Tuesday, the 13th day of. August, A. D. 1918, at 2 o’clock in the afternaon<of that day, at ‘the Court Room of ‘this Court, at. the Court House in the’City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Da- said Court,*as*the time and place of hearing said petition; at which time and place’ any person interested may appearyand, object to granting of sald petition, ‘And: ye be ‘ited a d-réquired ‘then and’ there tand" ‘appear: before ‘this ‘said i and show cause, if any. there ‘be; hota said: pétition ‘should not be tion“‘of: this “notice.the ‘owners majority’ of the’ property Maite assessed::for this improvemént:do fot | granted. Dated the: 29th day of Juie, A. D. file with the-city auditor a written: Pro. | teat’ agqinst the construction of sald! paving; then the city commissioners’ | shall: be deemed authorized to’ con-' struct the same. | State’ of North Dakota, City, of Bis: marck-SS. I. C. Ls Burton.’ city. auditor of? the city of Bismarck, North Dakota, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a; true and correct copy of the original resolution as passed by ‘the city gpm mission of said city at‘a regular meét- ing held on the 94th of June, /1918. (City Seal) C. L. BURTON, { ‘City Auditor: 6 25; 75 CIPATIO! ; PETITION TO. ESTABLISH, WIGHT OF HEIR- SHIP TO REAL PROPERTY State-of North: Dakota; County of! Bur- In County Court, Before Hon. H.C. leigh, ss. Bradley, Judge.. In the Matter of ‘the Estate of John Herman Lindblad, Deceased. Mrs. Mary ‘Lindblad, Petitioner, vs. Gretta Lindblad, Gertrude: Lindblad, Arthur Lindblad, Mrs. Elsa’ Lind- lad Asinde, Roy Lindblad, Myrtle Lindblad, Alice Lindblad, Effie Lind- blad: Fred: Lindblad, Ray: Lindblad, and all other persons unknown claiming any estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the property described in the petition or:.against the estate of said de- ceased, Respondents. The. State’ of North Dakota to the above named: Respondents, and all other persons unknown’ claiming any estate, or interest in;. or: lien or. encumbrance upon the property described: in the petition or against the: éstate of ‘said’ deceased: You; and’ each of you, ate hereby. 1918: eo H:- C.. BRADLEY, ate “Judge of the’County Court. Let’ the service of the above citation be‘made by: personal service upon the residents of this state and by publica- tion ps required by law. H.C.BRADLEY, Judge. (7—5, 12, 19) (ee as Se eae, Burn. Lecamotive Cinders. at Frapkyort-on-the Mf, Gerniany, what: is:said’to be the’ first large rail~ road power station to be operated en- f{irely:: on- Jocomotive cinders, Three boilers fired by. automatic under. unl burn cinders, alone ur mixed with, coal-dnst. The cinders are brought.on ‘a traveling, electric crane directly into’the: boiler room. Steam drive t*o-turbines that generate cur- Magazine: “Cape-to-Cairo Rhodes.” | So they called him, mockingly, when Cecil Rhodes, id and pirate, em pire builder and adventurer, dreamed a railroad: through the African sands that should run straight from the Cape of Good Hope to the shores of the MeditéPrancan. <“Nonsense !" said the British goverament, forgetting that this man’s “nonsense” had given the emipire a territory greater than Germany, AustriasHungary and Its all together. So Cecil Rhodes merely went out and built the railroad that turned 9 desert into a’ nation.—World Outlook. notified that Mrs. Mary Lindblad has Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. ‘ Bismarck’s Fastest Growing Store kota, has been: set by order of this | , and'each of'you, ‘are here- q There’ hz recently been completed | prodticed with this fuel is employed to')’ ‘rent: forthe light and power systems! tm the. station—Topular Mechanics), ITS A WONDER. HE WoutDni TAKE A STREETCAR Ancient Silver. Coin. A coin which is» regarded as the ancient in the world was recently by ana his explorations i Wa got nip ~ Thrift Stamp! aly ‘Bar’ Rerub, of Schamol, who reigned 800 B. C. Up to the time this coin was unearthed the Ly- dians -had: always been regarded-.as the inventors of money, but this find showed that. the: Semitic Arameuns, who lived two:centuries before the Ly- dians, are the oldest known makers of money. Daily Th ought. 5 Prormenee’ Was pivetr us, hope “ann sleep as.a-compensation forthe many, cares ‘of life.—Voltaire. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results: WHICH Wik T Do, eng WHT, WEE sd) ( SOME KIND ‘or WHICH Wiece pele TODO Danuse © ou Det i | Tribune Wani Ads Bring Results. | ' | ao eh Me Owing to the land, ‘in lands to do it largest lis*s of county and it is City Property. ‘Office In Firat |wOR SALE—House of six rooms and trees, front. A very daetraple home $2,750; bath, nice $1,000 cash. Lucas Block, - F.. E, YOUNG ° REAL ESTATE €0. farm products there is scarcely a thing which will yield larger returns on the investment than farm land besides the steady increase in the value of‘ the “The greatest land*‘boom’ the’ Northwest has' ever. known: will come} after the war und we strongly advise all thinking of raking an‘investment show our bargains. + Fire Insurance. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE CO. . Telephone No. 78R J. H. HOLIHAN Real Estate Bargains J. H. HOLIHAN’ ee AGENT—SALESMAN nis high prices for all now.* We have the any deajers: in the a real pleasure’ to Hail: Insurance. National BankBidg. close in. Kast Phone 745 Live" salesmen cific. “FOR SALE Inquire: Harvey. room house. acre. men’s-neckwear on commission. Pay-| ing side proposition for hustlers hand-. ling--related» Ines. 467 Broadway, ‘New: York. ROOMES WANTED | WANTED—Farnished’ house for two weeks by, family’ with: no: children. Call ‘Henry~ ‘Halversoh, Grand Pa- ree roomieflat in _mod- | Harvey Harris: & Co: FORESTS ae on. Thayer and. Second. Also three Phone 806. FOR” SALE CH. stock and grain farm. dandy buildings. Write John. Carlsn, Route 1, Little Falls Minnesota. ‘for strong’ line’ of Seidman--&~ Cor, OR RENT 510 tt FOR _ENT—Troom. modern house. Harris & Co. 4:22 tf 211 wk EAP—My 200-acre Good soil, Price $50.00 per 71 1 wk. | FOR RENT. OR SALE—Single or double: drivers, 1 library table, in, connection. FOR REN Good repair. Phone 717. Phone 888 land. pony, at all times. country drivers. ‘, Barn or Phone.97. FOR SALE—Oné Westinghouse stove, chairs and kitchen table, Circassian walnut dresser, will sell reasonable. Phone 225. * Call\219 Second" st. 7 \FOR RENT—AIl modern 7 room house with bath, Newly, decorated, Barn odern five room house. —$<—$—$——————— ee TWO FORD. TOURING CARS $300 and $200 M. B. GILMAN CO. saddlers and Shet- Car for Call at Joe Katz 72 1wk sectional bookcase, 2 ot \ 318° 8th street. street. 73 sel On Third 212 Main St. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance attached will’ be inserted. First, insertion, 35. cenis; additional insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Adver- , tisements. containing. more.than 25 words will be charged at’ the rate of two cents a word for (each. additional: word. BEST SELECTED FARM LANDS See us—We will save you money — Bargains in Bismarck Houses and Lots HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY J. P. Jackson, Manager Phone 61 HELP WANTED—MALE GOMERNMENT NEEDS 20,000 clerks , at Washington. Examinations every- where in July. Experience unneces- sary. Men and women desiring gov- ernment positions write for free particulars to J. C., Leonard, (former Civil Service Examiner) 52 Kenois Bldg., Washington. 6 29 1 wk WANTED—Two young men who can drive cars. Corwin Motor Co. ‘72 tt WANTED—Men on state highway road work. Good. wages, steady WANTED—Trustworthy young man of ; good standing for responsible. posi- } tion. Lahr Motor Sales. Bismarck ~N. D. 75.1wk WANTED—Old man or boy to work on lawn. W. E. Lahr, Bismarck, ‘N. | Dak. 751wk ——————S HELP WANTED—FEMALE WOMAN COOK WANTED at Hotel | Underwood, Underwood, N. D.° Will pay good wages. 6 25 tt WANTED—Girl for general house: work. Mrs. ‘N. O. Ramgtad, Fourth street. Phone 156? FOR RENT—Modern furnished room} for two ladies, Shade trees. Phone | 457X-or-call at 622: 8th street. é 4 29°3t ROOMS. FOR: RENT—To .gentlemen only, «Apply: Geo:-Garesner;-Gussner Storel 6:28: 3t FOR” RENT—Furnished , rooms all modern. Hot water heat. Phone; 619L or call 619: 6th street. 6 20.11 FUR home. Hot water heat. Phone: or call at 621.6th street. FOR: RENT—tornished. rr light housekeeping or. othe desired. Phone 404K or:call/801 4th street, or inquire of Geo! W. Little, Second Hand. store. 5 13 tt FOR RENT—Large, nicely furnished | room with or without board. Phone: 329R. Mrs. Roher. 620 Sixth street. 711 wk FOR R '—Large modern front room suitable for two. Call 507 Fourth street. Phone 1202, for ign housekeeping, 411 Fifth street. Phone 273. j 711 ~wk x NT—Rooms for light house- keeping, very reasonable if taken at once. House modern east front, with trees. Phone 478L. 73 2t FOR RENT—Two modern nicely fur- nished rooms, double beds and single beds. $5.00 and $6.00 per month. Ad- dress 713 3rd street. ~ WORK WANTED | WANTED—Work by the day 277. Phone 28:1 wk Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. work, Pat Kelly, Dickinson, N. D. | | FOUND—4n. auto POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—Stenographer, |} seveh years experience. Box 57. Bismarck N, D, ' 6 28 1 wk MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Second hand lumber. Phone 126 L. 75 8t FOR-SALE—Dining room furniture, piano. Apply Folsom and good J Je tore. 6 28 1 wk. FOR § ‘ord car in good condi- tion. Phone 588R. _ A EE D2 Li we FOR Grocery: business in good tion in mining and farming vi- cinity. Paying. business on cash basis. Going to war. Address P, O. { . 263, Wilton, N. D. FOR SALE—A late model Maxwell touring car completely equipped j and in good condition. Price $450. » Edgar I. Olsen, ‘Northwest Hotel marck, ND. 6 25 1 wk instructions how \to candle eggs with the Grant eg ‘Candler. Only practical egg candler on the market. Write for folder. ‘ I, Unkenholz, Bismarck, N. D. Phone 596U. 6 28 1 wk ~OR SALY—Hotel in good growing town. Electric lights. 14 rooms. Write R. X. Potter, Timmer, N. D. 6 28 1 wk GOOD RESIDUNCE income property in Bismarck .to trade for Burleigh , Co. land. 618 Tribune. 5 28 to 7-4 WANTED— To fuy, reed baby cab. Phone 3338X.__ 712 FOR SALE—Elgin~ Six touring car; 1917 model. Has een driven about 4,000 miles. Is in “first class condi- tion, Must sell at once. Going to war. Call H. R. Earl, care of Inter- national Harvester Co, or Van Horn ‘Hotel evenings. CANDLERS—Free T11wk FOR SALE—Household gods: 1 dav- enport. 1 dining room table, 6 chairs new buffet, ice chest. kitchen cabl- net, 1 gas stdve, 1 chiffonier, dresser /1 Idrge mirror, libraty ‘table, oit stoyp, 2 rockers, 1 clothes rack and 1 large. rug used only short time. Just same as new: 7.3 3t Eee WANTED—To jpuy. reed Gah ear- KOR RENT—Best Tocated mr long: established modern equipped base- ment barber shop. Three-bath tubs steam heat, hot and cold running water. Inquire. of N, Greengard, Mandan, N, D. Tote SS LOST AND FOUND tire” was founa th of the city. Owner @ by calling at 925 Ser:- 73 3° LAWYER Tribine Block - Bismarck, N. D. Phone 752 NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS. Bids are requested for’ furnishing 300 tons more ‘or less of best! lump | lignite coal (subject to state analysis) delivered to the several city ‘public schools during 1918-1919. ‘Coal bins to be filled immediately to capacity; and balance’ to be delivered as required. Bids to. be opened at meeting of board Tuesday July 9 gt 8 p.m. at high school building. By order of board of education. R. PENWARDEN 3 Clerk. 6—29; 7-123.689 Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. rory Sedtina Sond the Wheat Meat. Fats: Sugar the fuel for Fighters UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION Johuson’s Popular Priced Store oer fens Waist Sale- Every Waist in the Store Waist Values up to $10.50 $7.98 The Store with Over 1,000. Garments