The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1918, Page 6

Highth Street to Tenth-Street, in Sewer Improvement Districts Numbers One aiid ‘Three of the City of Bismarck, hasbeen levied againat the lots and: tracts. of.land, especially benefital ‘by such improve; ment inthe sums. set opposite ithe re~ Spective descriptions of such lots and tracts, to-wit: SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER THREE ’ Block $7, Originai Plat Lot Amount Amount | 10 Number Henetited Asgeaged |11 i 3 9.06 3 9.08 [12 2 9.06 | 13 3 re 4 15 5 1 6 1 2 18 8 19 8 20 rv} 21 uu 2 19 24 Eft Lot Fy 8 Ni 33 9.08 i 2 9.06 Block 29, Willlams’ Survey 10) Amount ‘Amount Number Renefitea Assessed 1 9.08 Fy eeSa5; FESSS eees% SRLS 9. % 9 9 9 9. 9 9. 8. Bi 9. 2. 4. 06 06: 08. 9.06 9.06 9.06 9.08 9.06 9,06 Za Block 83, ‘Williams’ Survey Huunver Benentea —_Asseayod as " 9.06 Senge 4 9.06 33 9.08 46 9: 47 abe 38 9.08 39 0:96 20 9.06 21 AT EH 3.08 Bid 3 Block 17, Sturpis Addition ais i 3 ink}. Number Benefited ateiged : ; 8 8.06 3 RH ard “906 % a ae ct 906 2B 9.96 £ cry 9.06 it BAG 19 P06 Bs Be ; 0:08 NOTICE I » Thats fo special assessment for the construction of | 23 & storm sewer on Front ‘Street ‘front 24 3. Block 18, Stury Number n 6 Block 19, Sturgis Addition WORLD SHORT OF:EV ERYTHING IT NEEDS—AMERICA N: WORKERS MUST Assessed 3 ~ BY. E, C. RODGERS, 1128-1134 |Munsey Bidg., Washington, D. C. | of posperity in the city.” fired, what then? on Will there be an oversupply of bor, in American cities and on farms? ‘What about business, wages, prices, {ing int ondeity 7 demand and all those things Which go | "eyes: setae: nag to make prosperity? j ot al tio’ Pee . What about the 13,000,000 farmers?| Ought to sUalsetouithe,. clty Will their food market bywcurtailed? | "Wt | detidacakcootion: | Those were,some of the questions 1 yy5 qui cee mi Beep UCN» asked tterserf Quick, one of the deep-| “7 MXe Tecently elt ie ad ti est of Amrican thinkers, who, as -a/4, site 3 iF ‘ member of the federal farm’ Ioan ‘fetming “ambitfon, | Wybriinda, “Rersonally: discomfort. jdnount pearls | eps Gloss tab on the ditty vos or two ps Indies like und ad- \ A it Asses: production and consumption. 4 Ot ay gerne ) = 5 “This world after th vill be | Of Wo or three yea: because of Waeir | ; I. ? > short Gt venythiig te ya quien “It we have hard times a 2 trade method and their . general DR. CALDWELL 8 3 ‘ : |war,” said Quick, “it wil jowing | conimercial “superiority,” he — said. began. “Its food reserves’ will be! used up. It will face a shortag’ of meat animals, wool, cotton, all the te: tiles, lumber, seeds, fertilizers, horse: {motive power, machinery, steel rails and thousands of things the United States produces. O one cause only—the fails te and national gov j¥elop real statesmans: ition from war to peace prese: od Amount MAKE UP SHORTAGE, SA¥S QUICK icomeereerceere eet a fj ;American farm ‘products. ‘Thus city i — — * N. E.-A., Washiegton Bureau. | Prosperity makes the farmer prosper- BY EDWARD M. THIERRY. ous, and he in tufn increases the wave When the last shot of this war is) | asked if the day.of peace wouldn't the trade possibilities of the East In-| bea good day for city war workers. | dies, L oa to N. h ~| tired of city life, who want to farm, This friendly tip ix -passo to change to farm work, instead of g0-|, A. readers trom KE. J. worker! de of our: “Wihy,don't they cors.to our islands. ans-| it stands nin‘h ia the list of caantries hard | that are eniiching themsolves by trad- problems. ‘There is important work |ing.in our, resources? Holland takes to be-done ‘by. the nation and the states. If we are really civilized, + || the East Indies, Wybrands said. The i}-wealth keeps ke a7 ‘FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918. “Asa laxative,.cud for stomcch trouble, Di. Caldzyell’s Syrup Pepeiir is c wortderful gemedy. ~1 suffered greatly from indigestion aud-fousd relicf efter using one bottle.” ’ (From alettet to Dr. Caldwell: written by “J zgerald, 829 14th St, Parkersburg, AFTER THE WAR- How About the East Indies?| N. E. A. Staff Correspondent. | Paris, France.—The American busi- ness man would do well to investigate Constipation is.a corfdition that-should never be neglected, The climinative process jis an ccsenticl féctor in cigestion and on its proper functioning depends the welfare of the entire cystem. Dr. Caldwell’s-Syrup Pepsin relieves constination withovtieripine or other editor and owner of the “Ni | Deg,” ily chicf newspager /of} y arrived ‘from the| speni some tane in 's noth country, Hol- 1. Ket thac doesn’t 4n- ns. 1 realize that as.a nation 7 most of our exports. Then come Eng- land, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Mrance, switzerland, Japan—and finally the United States!” z ‘The war hag had little effect upon Sold by Drugaisis Everywhere. A TRIAL BOTTLE. CAN'E= OBTAINED, TREE CF CHARGC, BY WRITING TO DR. ‘W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS creasing. It is mostly in. raw materials. He declared the islands need great quantities of ma-|. chinery for they do.not manufacture muchas yet. “Americans can help themselves : pa and help us,” the editor continued, = “by coming with its organizations and | commercial ways.’ Do you know that | ports irritated East Indians, at first. going into rubber, tea and cotton and|the Germans have bought up large| “But they are intensely for Ameri- other :branches of trade. We have|stocks in the Hast Indies, mostly of |ca now,” he.added. “At the outset I 5,000,000. rubber trees. The “east | co¢oanut oil, tp move after the wat? | took the position,. as a journalist, that coast of Sumatra would be a splendid!“ wybrands, fhose: newspaper has a|the Germans.had to be beaten’ any- place for American development. circulation of 10,000 in Batavia .a.city | how—and. that. was the main thing. I “Our people detest the Germans, | of 200,000 inhabitants, said America’s |deplored Holland's ‘neutrality all yet they have been at the front in|sejzure of Dutch vedsels.in American | along.” : : ~ PHOTO DEVELOPING > You Can Enroll at This * | Sjaressenal Fraser fow Anarrun Pivecuaes BUSINESS TRAINING om, BISMARCK Loiydiniedd isfactory position as soon as scompetent ,or your tuition re- MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE val re CEDINGT school under guarantee of a sat- | I 1 E i * BISMARCK - Norte Daxora:” Williams’ Survey in Sewer Improvement District No, One State of North Dakota County of Burleigh City ) gn L. Young, F. h. Conklin end E. C. constituting the special assessment commission of the city of Bismarck, Notth Dakota, here: by certify that the foregoing is a com- st of the particular lots and parcels whieh inthe opinion, of such com- Mission are especially benefited by the construction of a storm sewer on Front eet between Eighth Street and Tenth Sewer Improvement District One and Three of the City of} Bismarck, settings forth each lot or tract assessed, benefited by the im- i’ the amount assessed against each; that the same is o true and correct. assessment ‘of the property therein described according to the best ent of a majority of the members commission; and that the special items of expense included in such assess- ment are as follows, t ; Contract pric plete of lan treet Rumbe: ot of lan provement, Su: neering cost .. Publication fees .. penses Oo! Dated thls Somimdasion 330... 65, Bist day of October, 1918, C. L, YOUNG, ~, Chairman ¥. L. CONKLIN, Member E. C. "TAYLOR, < “Member. sy given that on the 16th ' 1948; at 10 o'clock A, assessment commission “ia°tne Citys hall of such otis fo e cl of such city to objections which may be made .{o Wisin the foregoing, yested therein, or GE October, 1918. 'OUNG. Z Notice is héfeb: of Novem of the cit; Z 1918, a ts on Pig ae lines le heavens: in the pit of. hell. Give freely to the, United War Work ‘are 2B Work for All Men and Women Too. = ig ” HH 6] “And the United States more than| However, it will be done. i any: othe country, will be asked ‘to|/ 9.06 17 make good the shortage. © a Block 31, Willlams’ Survey 18 “There'll be such shortages in cy-|' AFTER THE WAR—WHAT? . Amount, Amount 18 ery European country. They'll look | | (An ‘Electrical ‘Machinery ‘Man's Number jenelite nee te [aL to us to supply the, material and to|/ Miew.) t 2 6 22 our men to do the work of produc-|/ ora 3 2 $06 / tion. Europe can only overcome hér|! _ BY E.iM. ‘HERR. : * 4-08) 4,000,000 man-power loss by calling up-|, (President of the .Westinghouse 6 Lot Amount}on American workmen, in American|! «Electric Company.) 1 Number Assessed| fields, mines and factories, for assist-|/ , There is an enormous unfilled 8 L $ 2-96 | ance. i | demand for all kjnds of electrical | a 3 ¢| “There'll be enough work for every |! 8PParatus throughout the country. 4 é|man in this country, and for as many|| Aud, because of Jack of shipping, 9.06] 5 8 | wome: ye 7 ii we have been unable to fill our 3106 5.06] 6 women as are now employed. I} a 5:06 9.06] 7 “We must help to reduild the whole|! tremendous foréign demand. ‘ 9.06 9.06 | 8 world, our part of it included. We|| » With the war's end, «ur expor' 9.96 9.06 | 9 have thousands of miles of railroads.|! trade should increase enormously. S08 soe fit millions of miles of roads, thousands |! This, with the shortage of elec- 9.06 9.06 {12 8.66 o.ug{of bridges, buildings, canals, factor-|, tTical power-generating apparatus 9.06 9.06 Block 21, Sturgis ies, to towk on. War industry plants’. in ‘this. country, where there is 9.06 9.06 | Lot Amount fl b sear ;| pressing need for $175,000,000 9:06 9.08 | Number Assessed | Will be busy, working overtime, in PS ah a 4 Ht ay $"s.06| fact, from the first minute of peace, |! worth of such machinery. will en- Bite alanine a i S06} 2 06 | chahging their equipment to do peace || Able as ene all the skilled men jock 33, jams’ Surv work. This very changing of equip-|) We ¢ et. : Number Bonented Anno i {og | ment -will give employment to many!| Other lines of ‘industry will be | 1 $ 9.06 § 9.06] 6 $|war workers. Already definite pro-'| similarly affected. | 2 9.06 9.06 i grams of changing the machinery and ~ —* |i - Ad Petaped “og | Production of numerous factories have} 6 9.06 9.06 | 10 .06| been carefully prepared, even to the 6 poe Aa in Bee pte smallest detail. | FOR LUMBAGO H 9:06 $06 Block 22, Sturgis Addition ‘I honestly believe that this coun- : 9 9.06 9.06 |Lat Amount| try is on the doorstep of the mpst Pieredoodn 3 10 9,06 9.06 | Number s prosperous era in our history. | See” i poe ales “When the war ends the world will| Ta ee, eee L 3-08 soe) 2 be hungry and it must be fed. It; icky _3C Relieves 9.06 8.06] 4 .06| will be without adequate houses or} You just rub Musterole in briskly, and 9.06 Hd 4 6! clothes, and must be clothed -and| usually the pain is gone—d delicious, biog fog | 7 | sheltered. | sdothing comfort comes to take its place. 9.06 9:06 |" 8 Good Prices Await Farmers Next | Musterole is.a clean, white ointment, 9.067 9.06} 9 Year. made with oil of mustard. Use it instead]! aa nas “Good prices and a wide market! of mustard plaster. Will not blister. 9.96 9.06 | 12 ‘os;await the American farmers’ crops! Many doctors and nurses use Muster- 9.06 ‘9.06 | 13 next year, and for sq@veral years to| oleand recommend it to their patients, era 9.08 | 18 come. Farm machinery and other! | They will gladly tell you what relief it as Block 35, Willian: blu erin Era equipment ought to be lowe rin price! gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, Number Benefited Assessed | 17 s{and greater in supply. | stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, 1 . #986 $ 9.08/18 ‘| “Farmers, selling large crops at| pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains-and 3 : | good prices, will purchase more of the, aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore 4 | products of city workers. City work-| muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, 6 ers, who will find all they can do in| colds of the chest (it often prevents H 3:08 supplying American and foreign needs { pneumonia). Always dependable. 8 Block 23, Sturgis will furnish an increasing market for, - 30 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. y Amount 10 Number Asgess ae a + S3)HEADS HUN ARMY i FY FOR DISSOLUTION, 46 406 Fa 18 : wy 2 23 9.06 2 “9.06 9.08 Block 77, Williams’ Survey i Lot Amount ‘Amou Nuinber Benefited PI 3 9.05 H 9.06 s Block 24, Sturgis Addition | y le ? t Amount Ww 5 | Number Assesseit nu 1 2.06 12 2.66 2 S08 Block 79, Willlants’ Survey 8 lot Amount Amount | 4 Number Benefited Assessed | 3 i 5 9.06 Fs & 3 8 $ g 5 10 - re 8 13 9 y ; 12 - # Ostrander Fr , D "Box 25, 16 5 ja TR». Bismarck 17 FH o 5 96 GROENERS N. :D. Ly ¥ A 20 9.06 Amount| Groener was German food dictator. Phene 263 a1 2961 pp Assessed! He was put at the head of the war ; 3 eae Bars rt ministry and now is made commander x Fe 3 uth o in s ¥ a4 £08 | Sturgis Addition $380.52)in place of Ludendorff that he may)| End Your Puncture Troubles Block,21, Williams’ Survey N. P. Rit carry out the detaifs ‘of idemobiliza- (te a Lot Amount Amount {south oft tion. Number Benefited Assessed | Williams’ Survey 162.98 . 1 9.08 9.08 |N- P.. Bi t 9.05 ‘06 | south 326.16 || Red Line Legal Blanks The Capital Liné of Red Line Legal Blanks are standard forms and are univer- sally used throughout North Dakota. They are prepared by competent legal talent and © are absolutely right. \ ‘ _». The'Tribune is forced to advance the prices on this line of blanks, but before do- ing so wants to give everybody a chance to stock up ‘on them, and until December 1st will continue in force the old rates on these’ blanks. Sag Bring or send in your.orders at.once. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE.CO,-__ Bismarek, funded. Send for particulars.! Bring or mail in your films for When you know more about this “Expert Developing college and: what it has done for FINNEY’S DRUG STORE hundredsf the most-successful| “; | { Bismarck, N. D. “business men and women, ‘you'll attend. Write G. M. 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