The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 7

ONS, a TIAN er Lalas ~ in oe meee » AWA Freckles’ Sister, Elsie Is In Our Midst Again! —{ You 60 T' THAT END AN’ Z KA Tee Go YP HERE TAGALONG | .) ME, WOULDIA? ’ ANNUAL MEETING OF NURSES CLOSED: WITH. BANQUET AT GARDNER. HOTEL The anal meeting of the North a Registered Nurses will adjourn this evening with the service of abanquet at the Garduer-hotel for the nurses and a few S. yea bright page in the history it they can never know t the men whom they connection, the speaker urses were the greatest aud ever seen, but that practically j of their money went for little deli- cacies for the men in their care, men were brought imto the hospitals entirely ‘destitute and as the s hot overly pro: sing. theme the: ybeen in actual heen for the gener The speaker described in detail hov dhe wounded men v ial that the | administrator of the estate of Andrew 1) Creek, in the county of Burleigh and The afterrfoon session a convention was. devoted sion of the public health nur in North Dake . SOLDIERS & SAILORS We will run your Want- ed-a-Job for one month! FREE of charge. th murses of the state 1 accounts of wat hagh along these lines y of the nurses re brought’ into| . of how’ they were sent t wards for treatment and the treatment of the different kinds the election of. off Men reaeiving wounds ghout 1 were the most to be Ml the speaker; as num- of them ‘Would, he mutilated for In. this respect he york that had been d The morning bys a paner on ing” by Miss Emily he! “ble. Phone 6211 pM 329° Fourth TieeOne large tank” for watering Cc LCi Bottling Works. ~ ident of Boston, } visiting these men in the ho: conceived the idea of, maki of a plaster m H owas unable to be Aypaper® on mental hygiene Yeature of the morning -ses- x : of these Wounded men, 8 Ss is venture was won- derful and today in FOR SALB—Choice lots for home “INFORMAL RECEPTION i ; 4 i a 4 4 i fy ewe j a uA Classified Advertising Rates. = yTerms Strict) ish—No copy without Yemittance attachedAvill be inserted. First insertion, 35“cents; additional insertions: without change of copy, 15 cents, Advertisements containing more than 25 words-will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each additional word, , a Copy for Classified Advertisements, to insure proper insertion, must be in this office before. 10 a. m. of day of publication. HELP WANTED—MALE SITUATIONS WANTED e WANTED — Automobile _ painter SITUATION WANTED—By returned sold- painters’ helpers. Lahr Moto s| ier. one that affords advancement. Not paint_shop. 2 E afraid of hard work, rienced in of i 7 - tice work, also a tine knowledge of sales- TWO YOU GD coevork ae mnanahip. Write 622 “Tribune 4-25-Lino Twelfth ee: WANTED—A ‘situation -with chance for WANTED: Ere spotter and presser, Pre] dVancement, by returned soldier, | Ad” good tailor or Atdrobe Co., P: K._D. Also farms and D. L, Boynton, Tribune Bldg. ~ WANTED TO BUY—Ghickens, Idiers, who are und going about Ss among their friends and An informal, reception w: honor of the visiting’ nu »| auditorium: Tuesday even bushelman, | _Gfess 626, care Tribune, iat ce x \ good farm Wand. If a milker, ¢: Writ a earn $100. per month working for me, Send tecommendation with letter. “J. Ti. Garey, Regina, Mont. _6-1-lw WANTED—Union steady” work. Call on: ~_ Tribune Pig: Co., Bismai Good wages, ‘address: “Foreman N. D. WANT! "cific Hotel HELP WANTED—FEMALE - ‘FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS ical program was ¢' et Newton and Miss F and pupils of Mr: | drecie gave a number of interpretative visiting was the pastinie for’ those who did not eare Deen | ai if it had not been for the genius | of this American” woman. of photographs of these men, without and with these ma gardens plowgd, good dry Me"Anderson, phone 5 - 4-23-2 op, also. cream st FOR RENT=A five room house, also an eight room: house, all strictly iedere. 5- 1803 Seventh St. ition and dt was re to dance, Mrs, FP, V. Hutchinson gave . 4 AWAY APRIL 22—One ro i ' el 1 Farréll’s. orchestra mare witn roached mane; now att’ her home R SALE—Kive room and bath mm easy tohaeBismare BulldelS Co. Phone 0. : one. black pony, ‘son, Bismarck, Thouse n attractive ‘program for those who 2 pi etable aemian, at Grand Fa: a s Tat FOR REN T—Hougee apm: 1 AWE: { {Thirteenth gt." Phong 731K, Roy, Tet THE, “RUBBISIN 27 A!" Stove wood and fence siding officer at Sioil of the North’ Dak pital. WANTED—Kitchen ‘help at Bismarck “Host Phone_360X. S| Nurses’ ‘association, and the speakers were’ Hon, 1. B. “Hanna, Lieut. Frank he Matter of th Jando -H. Beal, Deceased. [=A 5-room, modern dure ee E—One second hand_ billiard table, 28-lw =D—Cook, _ waite ner House,” 104. Main geod as new, Inquire CLA N_D. Ditrow. und Mrs. J, A. Poppler, Matgirét: Newton ave a_ vocals selee hereby given by the un- "YE, Beal, Administrator Two houses. Phone 404K 1 4-28-11 38> blocks», fi water conneet THOROUGHLY <GOMPET! Ty with i re} 0. childrent, desires: posi ate party, prefer country, ribune. an Satta irl for genetal ; house’ tA West, or ’phone 72. hour, Call 6011. © _WANTED—Work on farm by manvand wife. \No,children, Write or. see- BS Krisk, Soo hotel. Bismarck. N..D. 426-1) POSITIONS WANTED ft f= all- complete,” all: 4 7008; 10. be ‘sold. .« ogoupency:at once, Pacific} caré. 619, Tribune. ‘OR SALE-A broom bungalow, new; 60-ft. jot, well located; 2 blocks from high school; ym -north--ward, ‘ions in hasement: gorch;. storm. doors, storm. sasll and’ ‘credra up including the y terms wit! cep nthly payment’ dow mrentay Here: "yout pay “for your: is | propert# cannot dupligated™ today. for less thans.$4500.00 and, will take considerable less.” Ready | for i 7Af interested write in HAULED ANT) GARDENS” PLQ On 478-X. Aa mded to an en- tiovi,“*Felice” ‘and respo core with’ Misa Floren her aécompanis ii two piano solos Shadow Dance’? by MacDowell. \ars. Fred» Brophy 11so gave a voeal selec- Hanna was th of ‘the Estate of Orlando H. Beal, late 'S | of the City of Bismargk, in the County nd’State of, North Da--| gate of North Dakota; Deceased; will m high schools |FOR “SALE—Two good beds, springs streened in Ly. fi 5 to the creditors of, and allpersons having claimsiagainst said deceased; to exhibit them;with the necessary vouchers, Within six months after the first publication. of this no- tice, to said administrator at the office leigh County and that the said F. H. «\ Bismarck Furniture Company 220 Main Street Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re: ,| speaker. and aly t ‘Aimerics rance, both at the 411tf d the base hospitals. 418tt FOR SALE—Six'room, alow. » bough¥ at once, interested’ call Burtoi 1 WORK WANTED by the day, 400 per 4-29-1w Rivervie ition, A bargé =. {LANDS ™’ of F.\H. Register in the Webb Block in the city of Bismarck in said Bur- *) Register has been duly: appointed by said administrator as his agent in the State of North Dakota upon whom any | an AEDS rictly nrodern bun, finished: and Packed, Hanha’ spent several months in 7 as a representative of the Red. ¢ and ‘was. stationed’ in hase hospitals and those on the front lines, One thing stand out it his ni | that: will, alway: POSITION WANTED-Young, man__ exper enced and competerit,' desires position as stenogfaphgr, also has good knowledge of bookkeeping. Box 466. R-28-tf, AGENTS miles from Regan. WANTED—State agent to place county agents for Automatic Gate and Gatage Door, pat- ented. Big money maker; quick returns; small capital required. Address Automatic Gate and Door Co., Eagie Block, Spokane ‘Wash. ¢ a - siti ROOMS HOR RENT. ; ’. \ OR RENT—Excellent_ modern foonis for Hght housekeeping. Good neighborhood. y Inquire 622 Third street. SOC | FOR RENT-—Highty. acres of plow land adjoining. the: capitol grounds, D. 1. Boynton, Room 14, Tribune pele balance crop or éasy cash, payments. “ee YOUNG REAL a CO, legal process may be served upon said adininlatrator in the: State of North Dated April 18th, 1919, at A. E. BEAL, Administrator of Said Estate. (4—18-25; 5—2-9) \ eee THE HURLEYS, ND PIANO Up-to-the-Minute Music 10 Main'St.. * Phone 130-K s the wonderful spirit shown by‘ all the Americans and their wonderful courage’ and fortitude in do- ing any task, no matter how unpleas- ‘as their duty to their eSuntry. The work, of the nurses in ing. =10-1W BIGGES® BARGAIN NO: 4 We own’ a quarter’ section two and a half 80. acres’ has been. broken bar gone back to grass.’ Every acre tillable. Ja pee part of country. | $30 per acre. cas NOT ant it might be 4 $500 Buy your land this spring and’ save $10.00 per acre. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS’ By Allm in timber. "Two, 1 barn and dut buildings. 3 1 vhere there is high’ schoo! , ep Price,” $10,000; half? down, als}; ance. on’ time to suit purchaser. Write and investigate. Address Box 128, Ione, Wash. +11-1m0 pepulation, modern house, 6K. FOR SALE—By owner, 160 acre: dairy and stock ranch, 80 acres in cultivation, balance iving creeks. Good hause, 3 1-2 miles to Ione, i “aboitt’” 400 - | MISCELLANEOUS Olivia: Has Wilbur’s Number! LEND A LAMP, OLIVIA AND TELL ME’ WHAT | Look QUITE You Think OF MY YHVESTMENT | SvEss This IS A PRETTY ,, Ne surr- | wish | CLASSY, Look HAD: IT PI Sew | M.,B. Morf store: p| J. A. Knowles. ~ AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR” SAL! ‘ord touring car, 1918, new tires, $42: Call at 518° Sixth St. FOR. RENT—Rooms over Knowles’ jewelry to -28-tf *phone_1i7. THE NEW TAXI LINE. 305 Main St., £5-1-8t FOR SA ard Coupe, 1917 model, lent. condition. Phone 764 or address 21, Bis M.D, FOR SAL} four-cylinder, 7-passenger Studebaker; all new tires and No. 1 conditian. Will sell cheap, or trade for cattle. Mrs. Jen: brook ie Moran, sunny HOUSES WANTED WANTED TO_T five room bungalo 1 or four room: apartment. C. Johnson, Stacy Bismarck Co., phone 447. % care Tribune. 52 4t eee Re aa edehcehdehede hed detededetcttetaduteteteeteteteted BIG LAND BARGAIN _ 160 Acres—$600. Another 160 acres adjoining. $1600; and 600 acres ‘adjoining this 320 acres: that’ can be rent- 4 ed far pasture. This’ will make’ an ideal stock and grain farm: °$1200 cash. : J. H. HOLIHAN Lucas Block Phone 745 , ~N Dairy, Bismarck. ND. 29-1Ww ‘—Strictly madern cottage or three s 4-29-1w WANTED TO RENT—Six or seven room house or bungalow _ strictly modern, well located. Address 633, i eR arse fourth St. & : F T of broken sha e 28-4 TANT fear trom owner of good ar" e. State cash price, fll ee =—————— BIGGEST BARGAIN NO. 5 160 acres north of McKenzie. We own this ourselves—40 acres in crop—can break practically every acre—some surface stone, but spléndids soil. - Can sell this for $3500.00, subject to a $2000.00 mortgage due'in 7 years—the bal- ance can he paid us almost any old way to’ suit the purchaser, FOR SALE—New modern 5- room | bungalow with water, _sewer, hot-air furnace, full ce- mented basement, hard-wood floors, electric ‘fixtures, on 50 foot lot facing east, in ‘east part of- the city. Price $3100.00, ‘Terms reasonable, FOR SALE—Several good mod- ern bungalows in éast part of city. ranging’ in price from $2700.00 to $3500.00 to be sold on reasonable terms within the next thirty days. All good in- vestments’ which are bound to - increase in value with thé street car line extending up 10th St. \ FE. YOUNG REAL ESTATE Room 15-16 - First Nationat Bank Bldg. tan aS SE ee eo ‘\ WAS Lone AS ('m Aut DaLLED™ UP It MY NEW RAGS | GUESS “VL STEP our A UTTLE On, Because You Look So PROSPEROUS THAT 4 AFRAID THAT Some ONE WILL HOLD Nov vp AND ROB You GF Your: CARFARE NEW SUIT ON IF I were You cna SAAN, JIMNY CRIKET SE LOokIT TH PRESEAT 5 ELSIE BROUGHT’ JIMINYFROST? the day of sale. The premises described lows: Dakota. hundred eighty-eight (888) (526) doll of sale allowed by law. North Dakota, dated the 25th day of April, A. D. 1919, the undersigned, the KVELLO & ADAMS, Attorneys for Assignee, Hagen, late of the Township of Hay Lisbon, North’ Dakota. state of North Dakota, deceased, will sell at private sale to’the highest bid- third due in one year and one-third due in two years, with interest at le- gat rate payable annually, and the un- paid purchase price to be secured by Section Six -(6 ated Thirty: The East Half of the/N Quarter (2 1-3%°-NW 1-4) 0 Fourteen (14), Township:One Hundred | kota. : Thirty-nine (139), North, of Range! Dated April 11, A. D. 1919. rthwest ection "| wighty-one (81). That said sale will) Rebecca Ella Thornburg, “ibe made on or after the 5th day of} Thoren. A. Thornburg, May, 1919; — j Executors, *| All bids must be in writing and may| First publication on the 11th day & be left at the City National Bank, Bis-| Apel, A, D, 1919, marck, North Dakota, or filed wita . (4—11-18-25; 5—2) the judge of the said county court, or ———_—_—.. ©) delivered to the undersigned person: | NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ally. | In the matter of the estate of Kd- Dated’ April 25th, 1919. | ward Rasmussen, deceased. BRADLEY C. MARKS, Notice is hereby given by the under: Administrator of the Estate of] igned Elise -R. Johnson, administra- Andrew Hagen, deceased jtrix of the estate of Edward hasmus- Newton, Dullam & Young. , |Sen, late of the Township of Ecklund, ok, Ni kot Bismarck, North pe S Judge of -the. County Court. of the County: of Burleigh, in the State of Dated Aprile17, A; D: 1919, March, A. D,, 1919, the undersigned, ; Robert H. Treacy, otherwise known as "ALD. 1919: R. H; Treacy,.late of the City of Bis- tat H imarek in the County of Burleigh and one hundred and forty-three (143) the 20th day of May,.A. D, 1919. made. ~ All bids must be in writing and may be left at the office of Geo. M, Regis- ter in the City of Bismarck, Burleigh northwest. at Washburn, North Dakota. of the’ thief. UGUST E. JOHNSON, JOHN LARSON, Administrator of the estate of Sheldon, Robert H. Treacy, otherwise| Advt. “ known as R. H. Treacy, Deceased. Py PErE RIN 9 Sea a Dated April 24th, A. D. 1919. (4—25; 5—2-9-16) D. Payne, Deceased. : kota, on the 26th day of June, 1916,; Dated April 11th, A. D. 1919. signed to Williamson Mortgage Com- | April, A. D: 1919. | pany, a corporation, by an instrument (4—11-18-25; 5—2) Let everybody co-operate in removing all refuse from yards and alleys. By May 10th the city must be clean, Mr, G. B. Allen has been appointed sanitary. police- man to help this department enforce the law. - Filth spreads disease: Clean Up! Begin now! Don’t spit on‘sidewalks. It is against the law. —— as \ C, E. STACKHOUSE, ‘Health Officer. »|in writing, which assignment wa: ry Blosser. thereafter and on March’ 10th; 1919 = filed. for. recordin, the ,office of. the Register of | is of Burleigh County North’ Dakota; and«reeorded. in Book “161” of Misc. Mortgages. on page 93, will be foreclosed by ‘a sale of the~» premises in such mortgage’and here- inafter described, ‘at the front door of the* Court House in the cy. of Bis- marck, County ‘of’ Burleigh and State of North Dakota, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P, M, on Saturday, ‘the 17th day of May, 1919, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on mortgage and which will be‘sold to satisfy the same‘ are described ‘as fol- The north. one-half (N%) of section thirty-five (35), in: town- ship one hundred forty-one’ (141), | north of range seventy-eight (78), west of the Fifth Principal: Me- ridian, in Burleigh County, North There ‘will be duejon such mortgage at the date of sale'the suniNof eight and twenty(20).cents, which includes the sum of five hundred twenty-six Mg ‘and thirty-two (32) SALE OF LAND. ° cents, inte: paid by the mortgagee poste Ai and his assignee on the prior lien ex- Notice is hgrebyggiven, that under] jsting‘against the above describedireal auth@rity ofan order of sale granted | es provided by said mortgage; fe by the Hon, B, W. Shaw, judge of the} (vith the’ costs and expenses these hospitals was one particular fea- | county court of Morton*county, North i : Dakota, acting by request of'the coun-|. D: on, N. D., April 9, 1919. ‘tyy court of Burleigh county, state of| son Mortgage Company, Assignee of Mortyagee. NOTICE TO CREDITORS der for cash, or one-third cash, one-| _InAhe matter of the Estate of Jon- Rebecca. Ella~ Thornburg and Theron A. Thornburg, Executors a first mortgage upon the land sbld,|of the Last Will of Jonathan A. Thorn- subject to the confirmation of the|burg, Deceased, late of: the City of judge of the county court. the follow-|Ames, in the County of Story and ing described land in Burleigh coun-| State of Iowa, deceased, to the credi- ty, towit: tors of, and all persons having. claims "The Southeast Quarter (SE 1-4) of] against, said deceased, to exhibit them Township One Hun-| with the nee vouchers, within ri (139) North, of | four (4 mont after the first publi; R right; )ngubject to a mort-| cation Of this notice, to said Executors CREE ee abthg ait interest! at office of I. T. Burke, Suite 12, Tri- bune Building in the City of Bismarck said! Burleigh County, North Da- Attorneys’ for Administrator. . in. the County of Burleigh and state ; of North Dakota, deceased, to the 52. eréditors of, and all persons having a jclaims against: said’ deceased; to ex- SALK,OF LAND j hibit tel vith the necessary’ vouc ieee ers, within four months-after the first NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That] nubjication of this miotiee Mes said ad-, undge-authority of an Order of Sale} ministratrix wat’ the office of F. H.! granted by. the Honorable I. C. Davies.) Register in the-Webb Block in the city. of Bismarck; in‘said Burleigh county. North Dakota, -dated, the 19th day of ELISE R. JOUNSON. re és ‘ Administratrix. the -adininistrator .of the estate.of| first pubfication on the 18th day of sell-at: private sale to the highest bid-| . ‘The following*property stolen from der, for’cash, subject to’ confirmation | the stfeets of Sheldex) Ransom coun- bythe’ Judge of: saidi-County Court, |ty, N. D., on:Saturday: evening, April the’ following described lands, to-wit: | 26, 1919:. ;Bay. mare 11 years old, The undivided: one-half of the east| weight about’ 1100 pounds, rind feet half of.the northwest. quarter and the| extra wide and: shortiand stand’ back undivided-one-half of lots one ‘and two | nearly upon the hoeks, mane cut off, of section eighteen (18) in township] shod’ in front and ‘two.wire cuts on front, feet ‘at hoofs; siggle harness north, of range ‘eighty: (80), west of| with ‘overcheck; dark gdatskin robe, the fifth principal meridian in Mc-| blanket, whip: nearly broken just Lean county, North Dakota. above fiand part; single, top buggy The sale will:be made-on or after} with damaged top, rear boot home Thought» to’ have* gone northor i _Reward of $20.00 will be paid for in= County, North Dakota, or filed ‘with } formation leading to recovery-of prop-* the judge of said County Court, or de- | arty; or $30.00: for information lead- livered to the undersigned personally, | ing to recovery of property and arrest NOTICE, TO CREDITORS / jit the matter of the Estate of Ira NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE-| Notice is hereby given by the un- CLOSURE SALE dersigned, Paul M, Payne, Executor Default having been made in the|of the Estate of Ira D. Payne, late of | payment both of principal and inter-|the City of Des Moines, in the County. est, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, |of Pylk, and State of Iowa, deceased, | that that certain mortgage executed |to the creditors of, .and-all persons and delivered. by Frank M. Tooker and | having claims against said deceased, | Orrill E. To$ker, his wife, as mort-|to exhibit them, wif gagors, to Walter L. Williamson, | vouchers, within four*months after the mortgagee, dated the 15th day of May, | first publication of this nétice, to said |.1916, and filed for record in the office | Kxecutor at office’ of E. T .Burke, | of the Register of Deeds of the County | Suite 12, Tribune Block, of Bismarck, |} of Burleigh and State of North Da-|in said Burleigh County., the necessary and recorded in Book “131” of Mort- PAUL M. PAYNE, gages on page 578, and which was és seller Executor. thereafter by said mortgagee as-| First publication on the 11th day of }