The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 6

eee eee a MONDAY, MAY 5, 1919. FRECKLES AND.HIS FRIENDS Qui? OH, GOSH! LOoKiE “WERE AT TH! NICE - CAKE, CUTIE MWANT COME? * _ CAKE IS 009 al COULD EAT A WHOLE “MLUON: OREM — Rectaneeincetntcertmere ree ewes mie BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WELD SEE IF THIS WONT SCARE THEM OUT= A FEW. MATCHES IN THIS. PorATo! R ‘ ‘ s if . « i . i \ " ’ { . , i. . i \ ¢ y f 4 , a ‘ H , ) . | } . r, \ i ney ied j cae if \ if ] iq Aq \ «+ _amanship, iL altar “hbaseold yond, enoatt one city assessor. good. Singer ‘sewibg machin sioners ‘Larson, 216, Sixth “street 0} TSW) Wal= mittee. sth street of office... E.. Morris was appointed | Wakeman was appointed’city weighmaster. J. D. Comm French and Thompso were appointed as the auditorium com- | Be Allen was appointed | sani ‘YY policeman, The famenz | Jim Jensen: . oka of charge. _ eer om Ins | Wd aaa ti z PhidneshGde.c. MO ae Carl Bredy FOR: SALE—Registered-B Is GoW. Roberts ane Telfers. Thave 3 SI “Tes ‘Bulls, of breeding” Iso same’ Very Pood Cons ad . Halter aa = Hany Mammoth Jick. For faint i Emptl ‘ particulars write or eons Jase alsbur 3 5 Burden " Kismarek,. NC 1UE-RROPEREY; AL H. Scharnoy fo. W. Little ike -Get SALESMAN ALESME ary. aid beral conga 0 Wabash “Ave. Enervetic, tt vi sacha ee The elty ‘commission: ‘ Slattery atts Heidt... 1 . the city éngineer. ‘He will) ol ug. Helis even passengel you location for the same,"He also: Marry Crane .. A Gunningham Harry Christopher ‘. improve yours J, Katz : , Before setting’ ont. ‘Ri: oss YESS. Adams. ski e; | Mae MeDonald . 18.0 18.0) 30.0) 4 6.0 6.0 Classified Advertintng Rates. Terms Strictly. Cash—No copy without remittance attached will be inserted, * First insertion, 35: cents; additional insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 26-words will be-chatged at the rate of.two cents a word for each additional word, Copy for Classified Advertisements, to insure proper insertion, must be in this office before 10 a. m. of day of publication, 2 HELP WANTED—MALE | HELP WANTED—FEMALE MEN W. Bs at Russell-, Miler Milling € , WANTED Manian, Btt FIREMEN, BRAKE experience aah Girl tol work in Photo De- partment. . Experience Pre- ferred. Railway Finney’s Drug Store Ny» $160-§200. monthly, write, send. stamp. | re 637, Ba TED, § pare’ ti aver. Mill! MEN OR W full time, 50¢ an hour guaranteed hosiery to. we unnecessary, Guaranteed town, Paé al Giakers “in. perfect _ equity in cig or farm . property, 1 by Auer dhndition, Pash. de Karl Ay inde a on: filé specifications:-for “ihe: prepay wot ground for grass seed wh oh 2 At be 3 you. Now is the time to-dg this work. The city 6-3-3t | commission ‘has refrained from mak- aylog Wilcox Homan fouring car. 5 ck Mor Co, H, e roadster, Motor Co. See M-| ing this improvement compulsory ft Joe Brown .. dition, Lahr this time as.they did not wisbsta ine TE in good ¢°n-| eregge the taxes, jotor_Sales company. 6-3-2t C. L. Biirton FOR SALE condition, ‘tle: Mr: * MISCELLANEOUS ~ Wij sell_cheap or trade Ate 8. ¢. L. BURTON, ‘our-cylinder, 7-passenger City Auditor. all new tires and in iNo.\1 4—23; 5h Attest: ® | PROCEEDINGS | CITY “COMMISSION, April 28, 1919 Jeniie’Moran, ue ee *phone_147. ~~ THE “M. B. Morford, 305 Main’ St., us for service The. city.commission met in regular session , Monday’.. evening, April 28, 1919. There were! present Commission- ers Bertsch, French, rson, Thomp- 2 o'clock p. m., "1919, commission, NEW. TAXI. LINE. 5 HING _P. Larsen, 400. AND. PICOTING. DEG belt son. and President Lucas. The minutes iT Phone 557. >| of the meeting held April 21, 1919, 200 acres. of broken jana 1 Poe 4 were read and approved. Commission- ANTED at once at Great, Fal]s,. Mont. f nite hours per day; stead Ns Great Falls Dye’ Mouse, | WANTED. — Girl: for general housework; WANTED—A" good tarm hand. Iker, can earn: $100 per month #01 Send recommendation with lett jlontant. 55 Bt be Automobile painters Bs highest, wages. LU. H: painters’ helpers. Lahr Motor. Sales paint shop. < 4-20-6t! “Careful. 5- 2-lwk. Write J. H."Garey, Regina, Mont, 5-Lelw | Good place to workvand “best pa: WANTED—Union Printers. Good wages, |_Homan’s Cafe & Bakeyy, Bismarck. 5 dteady| work. Call W NTED— Competent girl for. general_h on or address Foreman Tribune Pty. Co., BismarcksN. D. NTED—A vegetable woman ic Hotel. TABLISHED COMP. ighest wages. “Phone 637, 4 —Gith. for “general housewor! ve, AvWest, of ’phorte 72. TED—Chamber \mytd at Gri Grand Pa AN n Cleveland |. L.. M. Parsons. 6.0) 6.0) » 6.0 - 6.01 6.0 6.01 . L. BURTON, City “Auditor. “PROPOSALS Sealed bids will be received up to on the 8th day of May, at the office of the industrial Bismarck, North Dakote for the furnishing of all and labor fer the complete construc- tion and erection of bank fixtures for ++ $ 25.00 18.00 6.00 25.00 » 7.00 On motion the city commission ‘ad- journed to May’ 5, 1919. materials NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE ‘has been made in the conditions of that certain mortgage made by Isa- dori Weinberg of Regan. Burleigh county, North Dakota, mortgagor, to Farme Union Elevator and Mer- cintile company of Kegan, North Da- kota, mortgagee, dated the 2nd day Notice is hereby given that default] PAGE 7. of July, 1917, to secure “the~follow- ing indebtedness: One hundred “and fifty-two and 50-100 dollars ($152.50) with interest at 10 per cent since July 2nd, 1917, which said mortgage was duly filed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh’ cotinty ‘on the Sth day of July,-1917, at ‘nine o’clock a.m. and that. the said ‘default is of the following nature, to-wit: That the whole sum is past due and pay- able.and has not been paid, and that there is claimed to be due on the said mortgage at the date of this notice the sum of one hundred eighty and 36-100ths dollars ($180.36) for principal and interest. ‘That the said mortgage will be fore- closed hy a sale of the personal prop- in such mortgage and hereinafter 4 ‘ibed at public auction, agreeably to the statutes in such case made and | provided at the front door of the liv- ery barn in the town of Regan, Bur- [Meigh county, North Dakota, at the | hoursof two o'clock p,m, on the 12th | day of May, 1919. | | The personal property described in the to satisfy the same is wit: said mortgage which will be sold ¢ s follows, to- One sweep rake, one climax hay stacker, one five foot Advance mower, one black gelding, 1200 Ibs., named Simdn, one gray geld- B, 1250 lbs., named King. 1 pated this ard day of May, 1019. J. PRAVDA, Agent, Is. MeCURDY, ° Attorney for Mortgagee, Bismarck, North Dakota, “13.00) PS A 0 es BISMARC AR KN ‘hee bea 0 Bring or mail in your filnis for M ‘Expert Developing . 0| FINNEY’S DRUG STORE ae N Bismarck, N. D. ., FREDERICK W. KEITH ARCHITECT. Webb Block’ Bismarck, N. D. oo SMOKER’S FACTORY PRICE er Bertsch was instructed to have the! the-Bank of North Dakota, Bismarck. : “| electric cable supplying, white way| North Dakota, and the furnishing and Pana ve Vv} near the Soo depot*repaired. Letters erecting of vault doors ‘and safe. This Billy’s Big 10. Ander plowed soe ty were /presented as evidence.by Com-| Work to be in accordan vith the] Sellers ng oe $82. 00 $8.30 $4.15 e 4.28-2wks| missioner Bert which~ indicated} Plans and specification ed by! Commercial ia 3. 830 415 FOr EARLE omg cowa fresh about May'| that Martineson jwas not guilty of the| William P. ue and en-| Tittle Billy’ 40. on 4.00 2.00 30" Abo: load: ot Way,” 2-burner kero-| charges made against him by the| Bineer, 2117 ye “Bitte Ay i Fargo, | x Lae sehe stoves cook stove and kitchen ta- ; : 3 were | North Dakota : North Dak. Star 40.00 4.00 2.00 ble... Ene 621L. or call 320 ; | State's attorney. These letters were i, |Our Hero 40.00: 4:00 2.00 received and: filed... Comm sioner | Plans and: spetifications are on file|Home Industry... 36.00 3.60 1'80 —Troarders wanted at Tanner | Bertsch was giyén power to act in the} at the office of the manager of the|N, P, dusty 31.00 310 155 aad Foam and ho; iy $8.08 iss matter..concerning—tae. granting of-a}Bank of North Dakota, Bi P : ie hone 241. Sam Nicola. | permit. to’ W. A.Hughes to move his| North Dakota, architect's We Ship Cigars by Parcel Post For SALECG! home build: | Qld warehouses from the N. P. right} go, North Dakota, and Minn apolis | (Address) ing. Good lo n farms and| Of way to Thayer street near Vos Buiklers exchange. Wi li F. E 1 Ea ae L. Hoorn Ae beck’s blacksmith shop. The salary Proposals Must: ape acconrpanied by iam r enmeyer of the .fire chief was cut to $50 a FORTSA line of sickness. bright, capable — ladi hustler. Would prefpr. a fac f wlio has a light car. GWe will pay. sirajeht natpate aud. geil dealers Salary and expenses each week. “Write us f Week Malltoae Goodrich Drug piety, stating age and,york sox ir manager wil dhont ten - days. une, I plan for Address 63 SITUATIONS WANTED TION WANTED—By returned one that affords advancement. aid of hard work. Experienced in. of- work, also a fine knowledge of sales: Write 632 Ti be ‘Amo WAN’ HD—A situation with chance for vancement, by returned soldier. Ad- dress 626, cateTribune. 4-17-1m WORK WANTED FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS SALE OR ENT-—Modern, duplex. ser_or phone 360X. 5 ‘ew, modern, s ak woodworl Joors, gas range, laundry “stove, ¢ K T—A five room house, also an WORK WANTED by the day, 4c per | FOR RED hour, Call 601L. 4-29-1w ight room house, all’ strictly modern, Gall 803 Seventh St. B-2-t8 POSITIONS WANTED FOR SALE—Five room-and bath, house POSITION WANTED-Young man exper! modern, easy terms. Bismarck Home ¢nced and competent, desires, pusitions* a3 | Builders Co, Phone 0, 5el-lw. tenographer, Hias good. Knowles FOR*RANT—House, corner, Ave. Band ookkeepin, 486. 8-11, ‘Bh eth St. Phone 731K. Roy ‘Pen-+ nd w ROOMS TOR RENT __ r idern R Phone - —Excellent_ modern rooms for FOR RENT— light housekeeping. -Good Belghborhood, Inquire 622 Third street. FOR SALE-A’G-room’ Bungalow, new; ort lot, well located; 2 blocks from’ high school: 2 ‘blocks from ‘north, ward, hot~ and~ cold water connections in basement: screened» in porch;-storm doors, storm sash and screens all complete, all painted up including the roof; to be sold om easy terms” with: small payment down and'balance on’ monthly pay- ments. Here-is a chpace to make your rent RENT—Striclly modern | pay for. your home.” This property cannot 5 FOR RENT in feorern hous Phone _ 236K, acne over Reowley; lw jewelry HOUSES V WANTED WANTED TO five room bungalow, cottage or threé he: - duplicated today: for ‘less tharr“$4506.00 or four room apartment. C. Johnson, | and will tale considerable less. © Ready “for Stacy Bismarck Co., phone 447. ‘occupancy, jat. once. terested. rita, ie 4-29-1w b19, Tribuni Six or seven room | I trietly modern, well care Tribun KR alow in Riverv bought “at once. Rurton. ety modern addition, A. bare If interested al WANTED TO RED house or bungalow located, Address lew: LANDS FOR RENT—Fighty acres. of plow land. adjoining the” capitol grounds. “D. 1, Boynton, Room ‘14, ‘Tribune iat ee BIGGEST BARGAIN NO. 4 We own a quarter section two and a half miles from Regan. 80 acres has been broken bar gone back to grass.’ Every acre tillable. Jn best ‘part of country. $30 per ¢ acre. $500 cash Nace gad this | ee and saye BIGGEST BARGAIN NO. 5 160 agres north of McKenzie. We -own this ourselves—40-acres in ~ crop—can break practically every acre—some surface stone, but sflendid soil. Can sell this for $3500.00, subject to a $2000.00 mortgage due in 7 years—the bal- ance can be paid us almost any old way to suit the purchaser. Buy, your .00 per! acre. FOR SALE—By owner, 160, acre dairy and stock ranch, 80 acres in cupivation, balance in timber. ‘Two living creeks. Good house, barn and out buildings. 3’ 1-2 miles to Tone, pefiulation.” Ptice, $10,000; half down, bal- FOR SALE—New modern | 5- ance on time to suit purchaser. Write and room bungalow with water, investigate. Address Box’ 123, Toye; Wash. sewer, hot-air furnace, full ce- ie 0. mented basement, hard-wood eligi en 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 east 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 the street ear line extending up 10th St. J. H. HOLIHAN 3800—ACRES OF LAND—3800 FOR SALE—3800 acres of good land to 90 per ‘cent tillable, land sur- rounding selling from $20 to $35 per acre. This is one of the best land propdsitions in the U. S. today, Price $17 per acre. This land will double inprice in two years. Form a syndicate and buy it. FOR SALE—Nice bungalow on Ninth 8: where there ishigh school ard about 600 Us in Burleigh county in one body, 80|- Wilton, Shops also. creamy station: business. Selling of ‘aceount Write or see Dan Weayeny Dd. (5° per amount of jonth, The salary of the assistant fire chief was fixed .at $25 a ‘month. C. 4Burton’ was appointed city audi- TRATED AWAY APTI aoe roan |tor. A, J. Arnot was apponted city| that, if the contract is awarded to! fu roached mane: ware JIM) | treasurer. D. C. MeLean was appoint-| him, he will, within ten days enter Bismarck, N. D., or phone | ed street commissioner. C. 1. Stz into the contract and give good and | ts eT oe house was appointed ‘health officer.| sufficient bonds in an amount equal OR SALE-—One second, hand, billiard table, | Dr. F, Smyth was appointed overseer} to one,;hundred (100 per cent) per geod as new. Inquire C. A. Barth, Parshall’ | of the poor. R. I. Jager was appoint-|cent of the amount of the ‘eontrac! | TED AND ed fire chief. Harry-Homan was ap-|for full and faithful performance of ASHES HAC ed Herman ARDENS) PLOW. . 4-14-10. ponted assistant fire chief. A peti-| the co 1 AT. ig table nd chai h. sideboard, small desk, bed room set, tion was received asking the S. I.) Certill Lambert be reapponited fire — chief.| to J. R. Waters, This petition was received and filed. | Dakota, C. J. Martineson was appointed, chief kerosene rockers, “stove, sanitary CHIROPRACTORS of police. A. F. McDonald was ap-|or all bids, Pointed custodian of the fire hall. J. IR, E. E. HOARD, D. C:, PH. C. | P. French was elected vice president Licensed Doctor of Chiropractic of the city commission. It was decid- 119 Fourth St. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Danny Finds a litte Pet, ed that all appointive officers must ~Phone 327 fille their resignations with their oaths Bismarek, N. D. DANNY, WHAT Dip i TeLe a certified chéeic cent)’ peti cent estimate as good faith on the part of the bidder, | 1 check to be made p: in the suin ot fiv Mer., Bismare! The right is reserved to reject any WATERS, , Manager. WILLIAM F. KURKE, Architect. and Engineer. By ‘Allman “|You ABOUT CALLING ME. ut ? 1 WANT You ‘To, CALL Ke E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE Room 15-16 { First National Bank Bldg. street. Terms. Insurance Written in All Lines J, HOLIHAN Lucas Block a A Bone?, wner Dove | WANT To Do wa Bone ? fea cee hs f HE'S HUNGRY. 1 FONO'A PUPPY AND | FETCHED Him Home’ @ Pethe total idence of Cigar Factory 433 Third St. et ismarck, N. D. Phone: 243 FINE BUG IES :| If you are thinking of bi i] mew carriage or wagon it you to get our pricea, FRENCH & WELCH Hardware — ‘Tools — Implements Harness — Carriages -® Wagons MEN’S FURNISHINGS Everything a Man Wears AT COLEMAN’S Opposite the McKenzie Hotel BARGAIN PRICES Bismarck Furniture Company 220 Main Street Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re- finished and Packed. MMU Radiator Repairing —and— Battery Repairing CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. BUICK and OAKLAND Valve in Head Motors.’ CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. UUUEQUUNANNAUUUSANUADONNGOONUCOOUODOOGEDONEDONOUUOOD BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY, — Distributors of STUDEBAKER and CADILLAC Automobiles ~ PERRY ’ UNDERTAKING PARLORS , Day Phong 100-M Night Phones 687 or 100 Licensed Embalmer in Charge WEBB. BROS. Undertakers — Embalmers Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 50 Night Phone 65 NOT man to help this department Filth spreads disease. Clean Up! Begin now! Don’t spit on sidewalks. It is against the law. ICE a 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- enforce the law. z C. E. STACKHOUSE, Health Officer. ’