The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 8

“BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE j RDESBAY. RANCH SS. 15 TAX 1 BOOST IN BARNES COUNTY 1S MADE CLEAR Special — , Auditor Shows Effect of League, 5 Legislation Upon Farm- | ; ers’ Purse | é 4 . ; TevIes DANGER ee aiue SPECIFIC LEVIES DANGER! : 1 — i Unless Otherwise Provided, | i These Will Apply on In- d Valuation \ i 'e oe | We will put on sale Valley City, , N. D., March 2 = . settle a difference of opinion existing | ; between the Valley City Times-Record | HERE are a number of men . and Dr. S. A. Zimmerman on the prob- | e able effect of the league’s taxation; ready to break away from the program, C. W. Nelson, county audi-{ 5 : | tor, has supplied the following infor- eonventional old-fa s h ione d : : mation, relating to state and county | ; ' é tases ony straight last shoe, and adopt the mod- | It is impossible for me to get you! Le tae ne Oe eee ern, snappy styles if they could be Bs taxes, which are, city, sc! i i‘ a park, township, village and road | sure they would obtain the same de- tax The taxes that 1 am now giv- ing you are only the state and county gree of comfort. All of our McKibben Hats regular taxes. | x i For the year 1918 the west 74 1-4 ft. “orshel evils Stina thevs ot MeL vod 12, blode Sande _ Florsheim Shoes will settle the question. ey are $5.00 values for $3.50. Hundreds : | made over lasts of special measurements which assure absolute comfort. sessed as follows: Lot, $517.00. House, $855.00. Total | Decide on Florsheims and you can depend on get- pi rane Oo: - nearias Gan be! ting perfect-fitting shoes—the kind that keep your gotten at on the basis of one quarter feet off your mind. valuation and upon said assessment the taxes were distributed’as follows: genet #88) ROSEN’S CLOTHING State interest . 27 State sinking 8.24} if SHOP 2.74 34 County general Hotel McKenzie Block Sifton’s addition to Valley Cit; longing to S. A. Zimmerman wa of colors and styles to select from this line. GUUORCUSOOURD anenencgenonanaucceconancocenscngnucnonncen To close out any Society Brand suit. in this store, values to $40.00 j Very Special $25.00 County bridge County school . County fair . €ounty insane . County special road Better farming Total este cee “2.17.30 $23.74! State and county only. This is what. Mr. Zimmerman pays for state und county taxes on the assessment of {full value for his home. From this | Robert E. ereereon for a considera- $1372.00 at a rate of 17.3 mills. | amount he is entitled to $1000 exemp- | tion of $8400 Assuming the assessment of 1918 to| tion and the balanee of $4488 to be| For the year 1918 this quarter was be correct at one-fourth of the value,! iat 50 t tal ssessed for $1404 being at the rate he is subject this year to an ass a ed at 50 per cent or a total as- of one-fifth of its actual value or ment of $2068 on his lot, $3420 on his} ment for house and lot of $2244. |there about. house or a total assessment of $5488,| The taxes for 1°19 will be distribut- | On this assessment of $1404 the ted as follows: hanes were distributed as follows: | ‘i Mills Tax Mills Tax | state revenue . “2534 State revenue S45 $ 8.98 | State interest al 14 State interest . 2 ae State sinking 2 28 State sinking . 3 6. 8.41 7 Soldiers’ fund 5 8 1,12 County general . ' 2. 2.80 9 45 | County fair ... 26 35 | ia rh 4.49 | County insane. a 98 -56 | County special road. 3. 4.20 -45 | Better farming ... 26 36 Seg | Co. road unorganized. 5. 7.07 5 pe eA euies | ee dear Ba ala Hotel McKenzie. Block. ; nA This Dining-Room Mptalic. lane sowsices 10.00 $24.46, ; : f ¢ se , State and county only. _ By the above figures you will read-| Presuming that this quarter will ily see that the person assessed for his| no whe assessed for full value, it nat: jhome in city or villages will not re- | urally would be assessed for $8400 or. {ceive the high tax burden that will ap-|the purchase price. Such being the ply to revenue producing property, for|case the taxes will be distributed for the reason that, seeing that all farm, the ensuing year as follows: buildings are exempted the legisltaure Mills Tax Floor An Appetizer ‘Many an otherwise attrac- tiye dining-room is spoiled by the floor. It may have been well enough to start pith oerhens a painted or polished oor. But 2 3 z = 5 -SUNaUnnaneenacnaN aUGUHGUGOENOUGOONNNONGOOOEGOAOAAOGOGAUGUD eOLdEaOOCEOSONOOgONoNsoOsOodgucogNOnsgoudsoaconesescususconsagsqnsy cnnegs Fiding chairs and scuffing has seen fit to allow $1000 ti feet ‘ave let. the. surface for property, used ae yourshome: aad | State, revenues: » Ag Samo Culland scratched, A floor of 8 he balance at 50 per cent. So Paty inne a 262 Hoping that this is the desired in-|looked these three funds and done| cultural college called for tho discus-| | of a leaflet soon to be circulated, pa- Armstrong’s see that the people owning | Soldiers’ fi e 5 ' 420 formation you wish and as correelly nothing with them, you will derive a| sion of more efficient methods of co- Be i inol their homes will not receive the high County revenae 2) 1680 {28 it is possible for me to get it, I) tax on these three funds that is abso-| operating in the extension of library trons can easily discover whether P4 Linoleum tax burden that you naturally expect. County bridge - "3 5) | beg to Pa eee Ae lutely too high. But I have no way of | fecilities.. An agreement. was reach-| VO!umes on any particular subject can <4 in the dining-room is far I have also prepared for you under |Gounty. schoo 80 espectfully ete Ne knowing if any action has been taken, ed which will result in the eliminat- rast be furnished by the university, | more durable than painted your direction a statement of the taxes | County fair . 25 2.10 C. W. NELSON, on these ‘three levies. ing the duplication of books now ex-| the agricultural college or the public ee fo aay 3 wood, is easy to clean and on the NW 1-4 of 11-140-58. This is al ¢ noe 3 168 County Auditor. —— isting and through which, by means! lirary commission. [a perfectly sanitary. Colors quarter that belonged to the Nester | County insane : P, S-—We have three tax levies that |T TRR A RIANS TO [ay and patterns for every taste Estate and was sold by Nesters’ to Special road .. * os ae are specific levies and are dangerous. My and purse. Better farming . . 26 -10/These levies are: two mills on the CO-OPERATE IN All Traces of Scrofula a | (0. road unorganized: 2) 1. 8.40 | dollar of assessed valuation for county BI D0 d Total 1190 $99.96 $99.96 schools pnown as SOUT, tuition fod. DISTRIBUTION \ ( leansed from the i QUAL | ese wiee 4 aise 64 94 ne fourth of one mill for county fait _—__ ” Hail insurance, 3c per acre..... $ 4.80) and one-fourth of one mill for better] Mrs. Minnie Clarke Budlong, secre- ar gira Promptly Wiped for removing the last trace of Scrof-' ——-—|farming. If the legislature has re-| tary of the public library commis- ula and sihee bood taints, and there, m4 \ $104.76 duced. these direct levies or passed | sion, has returned from a tour of the is reach £3. thoroug rompuy, 1 2 some law whereby they do not bec: eastern part of the state during which » &. ly cleanse t tel state pnd ecunty foxes only applicable on: ful valuations: then “the she attended a soliterenge of ibrar. If there is any trace of Serotec and rem tare pee teat ot according to the estimate a5 /+,, will be reduced in these three funds | ians and heads of thé\extension de-| other impurities fa your Blood, you you fnfets the. bh and £6 s physical’ devel-| life and vigor. It'is sol ty atharug-” given by the state auditor, the zate A . a . | cannot enjoy the:fu' accordingly, but if they have over-! partments of the university ad agri opment that a healthy ‘body. is ca-| gists and you should get g bottle and in 1918 and.this of course does not in- 5 pable of until your blood has been} begin its use to-day. Write a com- }CO-25/0 in. OW clude the special taxes, that we are not 8 thoroughly cleansed and purified of] plete hi ‘familiar with at ‘this time. There all graces of impure matter. tan Aine RRR ca girce Zs H might be some, but I am not sure. = 1 aus S. S., the wonderful old purely ty. address! Medical Directo: | k Remember that in comparing these vegetable blood remedy, has no equal Swift Labora\ eaical Sitrocto oer y AY S ae aszenamenits of. property fhe bread is based upon a trifle over fourteen 5 ; SOLLA! &CO.tn. MAKERS | millions and the 1919 estimate is based i aggs es : : We make a Home out, upon sixty millions. | I wish to call your attention to this ; of a House. matter of assessment and will state that the burden of taxation will fall upon the farm lands of the state of North Dakota, as the highest burden, for reason that they were always undér assessed, according to city and village property. All corporations known as aaitroady gas and water main companies, tele- Do realize that may have cannot diggest mt food Properly end graph, express companies, telephone an acid-stomach? hie 7 hole body a tack of te ‘ companies, street railways, mills, ele-|‘ It isthe very thing that causes in- acts boar eaten, rom vators, banks and any and all revenue | ‘digestion, heartburn, bloat, “belching, It is to take any chances producing property will carry the sec-| stomach pains and all inda of stom-~ with acid stomach. So test your own. ond burden. Workingmen’s tools,| ecb miseries. So if you ever suffer case and find out hether farming tools and implements, house-| from any of these painful and distres- . acid-stomach is the cause of your ill hold ‘goods, clothing, etc., will nearly| img symptoms Riala may feel surethat health. Here fs the surest and mos all be exempted. While livestock, of | <700 have an aci pl to every description, threshing machines On the other hand, there are millions kar dro; and get i f le who are victims of acid- of all kinds, stocks of goods and mer- o Bate says OG ror chandise, hotels, restaurants, offices| People who ace. tired, Hatleen ran | At'you hive seid-atomech ATOMIC ts end stores, furniture and fixture! down and worn out—always sickly’ will clean out the excess acid and equipments, equipments of pool halls,| ang ailing. People who are thin bring such wonderfully quick relief will be as high or higher than it was bs, This is the week to order your 2 Webb ros’ Easter Suit from Klein—the y £ home of the best Clothes for the Furniture Dept. rooooe After. your. valuables have been stolen or de- stroyed by fire, it doesn’t help matters much to re- flect that you might have obtained absolute safety for them by depositing Consolation | | | | Largest Bank {| Safe aw Box in-our’ ‘inthis sectionof {|| Vault totlay., the State tems, including pipe lines are all as- On | OTT sessed at 100 per cent. So you see that the heavy burden of taxation falls Rana the farm lands ete revenue Late DASA eh! y, Villages | Som “ety and ‘linge proverty “ured Z Siac do net ask. for more money. ’ , “Your own horse- | chew of ordinary shove tbotling’ alleys: Gace eaters, People cho Rate trodoenk steerer ck to be Gate le maker ee cones hen oe eee ‘ i sense ought to tell | plug.” Minuten ine Cooley inplenen $h,| rheamatism, scistica, lambago. Thou- clean, eweet, cool and comfortable. vault for only $2.50 a | er ‘ee you what is the best | Good teite. emelier chew, rate of 50 per cent of actual value. most daily from severe headaches, the gas and blost pied! ‘tear, year. In matters of this value when a smail | !onseriifeiswhetmekesGen- |. Buildings and improvements on| whose nerves are always onedge,irrit- You will feel like your od time ‘self kind actions count more | thew of RealG wine Gravely gost less to chew leased sites, ‘rented lands and lots,| eble, mentally depressed, lie a' again—get back your pep, enthusiasm | cl OF NealXsrave- | thea ordiaary plug. shares of bank’ stock, oil stations and| and toss about throughout the nights. nd energy—be hearty, 7 than intentions. If you = eG ly tastes so good, Write to:— feed mills, flour mills, elevators, ma-| . and take's dark outlook on life. ous, keen, corer obs tp we tomo. F and lasts so much | GENUINE GRAVELY chinery and equipment, franchise and| msy baveno pains in the stomach st - If you sre not entirely have valuables whose loss DANVILLE, VA. patents, equipment of electric light| all—and d yet, ‘Dine times out of ten it your test of EATONIC, it back to, would you incon- fj Mager Sash 8 DAS 1: for otis comic oe |plante inctading wire and poe, eusp-| 8 fa pacwomech ibet i canting (fee oer rr Al vantibe tee tag Tivee, seaipaice of, watirvects Ter, Dolled down to « a few oats em | enough for os, ‘ so make The Oldest and put ina | | ‘<>004 £