The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 7

BEF a \ ae TMS STRAW OR, TH WALK GET LEAKS i na oak ae WINE THEY. L-SCATTERED ALL THAT STRAW IN FRONT oF WARTA ANS + “MOUSE, “WSTER BLICEMAN? + INOS instr tions and estimates of cost for a trunk sanitary. sewer to run on Front street fi et to the river, ‘This Fay with sewer Lifts “The city, engineer ements Bismarck Gas Company so as he escaping of tar into the 0. Pefiare plans, apiecifica | poutnas, marked with. white star and , branded on right white stripe on, nos shoulder -so. dimly as not to be dis: j tinguishablo, which I shall expose’ for auction to the highest bidder for cash, dn Saturday, the 7th day' of, June A. D. 1919 at -2‘o’clock 'p. m.-at-the city pound in the city of Bismarck, Burleigh county, North Da- sale-at piiblic kota. Ean iran a eh iui BOTY) f WELT a TORII wut Gt gui eh ~{Joe Bécker . sanitary’ sewer. The following bills WOO cat and ordered to be paid | funds aplting ; “190 5 VANDS: rit INTER. eel ini Lion HT HH, uD i Oa ee inna _ fit HAHN HHH} 6 rei Meh J. Bortell . | Vossbéck & Son) IMike Getz .. J. Hmptiiig, CHRIS. J. MARTINESON, “Chief,of Police of the City of Bis- marck, Burleigh ‘County, “\Narth} show cause, if any you have, why said Dakota, 2 Stair adi 0 petition should not be granted. Dated,.at | Bisitdrok,!:/N.Daki)thist Dated the 24th’ day of May A. D. 3ist.day of May AD: pion hed sani i J. Hummel HF. ‘O'Hare, Hu tet Wn] ie Ui he at irtichit CTC COLL 18.00 OT het . Scheindor <. W. Sanders . C.. MeLean . E. McDonald . M. Morris City Fuel Co. Yossbeck & Son : Cowan's A. F. McBonald . A. Logan .. E, M: Stanton dim Jensen Ed Randall. Harry Buck . . ‘Terms Strictly Cash—No copy wit! First insertion, 35 cents;. additic cents. Advertisements containing more then 25, berg will be. Classified Advertising Rates. - remittance attached will ‘be inserted, insertions without, of copy, 15 ped at:the two cents a word for each additional we for Classified Advertisbinents, to insute proper ‘tiaéetloa; must be in 3 thls eftcn before 10\p. m. of aay of ‘publication. te SOLDIERS & SAILORS We will run your Want-|¥ F CIT 1919, oiaemabin og eset JUN i G. Martiifeson R. P. Logan . Washbury Coal Co. ‘McConke: 146. 35 and asked | : that, the Bisinal Water Supply .Co. be. compelled tasput in a water main Lon ‘11th street fdr fire protection and. family uge.. The-city auditor. was no- ‘tified to. order them to do. this. The Coinmissibn adjourned to mect Sgain. June 9, 18: NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE. The minutes of nd President Lucas. ‘State of North Dakota, County of jouse wor! phone 638-X. fe 8 WANTED — ae Chocolate Shop. WANTED—Cook and waitress ar Saaner House.--#hone, 281 oF call ‘at 104, Main TW ANTEESU OR gee oe bat Mor damien housework tare. Mrs, a iS noun rye : hed’ May 26, 1919, were fe petits BY ¢{ Burleigh, City of ismiarck—SS. fodern FOorh, 311_4th.St., or phone 627]. ; | FOR eevee furnished. -1001 for Laat ekee! ne oe fie coax. rooms if di mires, Cail ret 5ezsclw ‘Cal Geo. <Guamner, R, for gentlemen. .: LOST AND. FOUND. ears set ua ke) ee Oo er Please Bee er oes of Keys.-: Finder tin to Standard Oil C i anda bproveéd. The réport ¢ city ba driologist which shoy ‘she oily. ‘water ‘and. milk | wer the B anited siete public eee chil ft poll ee for. ig 1919, was: read; fecel This report sho red and 93 arrd3 of the ‘police _niagist: taken in for fin ad 5 malls, ‘an . The report of the city weigher ae ol wed $78.70 taken in during Parca ak ni of, May, 1919. Attorney Aj er appeared atid spoke in fave Ih Justice Court, before B. H. How- ‘ll; ‘police magistrate, éxofficlo justité pence, /p Slty of Bismaret, @ municipal. ‘cor- ‘poration, \plaintiff, vs. the unknown ie }owner- or owtetrs Of ths animal ae ribed in the complaint in this. action, 58 SSrenan ts, "Notice, is herebly given, that by vir- fe] tue of an \executiof issued by E. H. lowell, -pelice magigtrate, ex-officio the peace in’ and’ for the! ban ‘of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, upon a. judgment rendered in eourt, in f of the city of ¢ Jonson" 8. posed’ paving in the west part of of pi ismarck, “a~municipal cd#poration, Ww WANTED—A competent girl or wo- L Ss.at TO] LOST—A Id neckiice ‘with a cameo: bie ag 6 town: Attorney Géofge M. Regis- against: thé unknowh owner or man for housework; small,. modern Aiider, please poturny to Tribune, The city] House, \ See Mrs. G; D. Mean. Tribune office. S AshOP te WANTED—Girl for General ry blv 4 “Ave. A West, of “thane 2. -2-at | tet rel vl spoke against the sams. ineer “was Fi jane, (babe ate of cost.and: specitica- instructed: to prepare, complaint in, this action. meré of the anima} described in. the Unave jevied upon, seized and taken the’ follow- dng déscribed personal. property of WANTpD—4irl ~for “genéral--house- work. -Mfd. C: €: ‘Watham, 612 Fifth 6 311wk street. SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION=By Duteher. ia ae LTS, Harvey, A 6-4-1t POSITION SVANTEDSy young lady, in typewriting and “general office. work. Gall 64-¥" at noon or from 4° to, 6p. SITUATION, WANTHD=Bweath married man wants to work on or manage farm, Life experience. Beat references. Chas. Esberg. Kildeer’ Grassy Butte Route, =4-1W SILUATION WANTED—By honorably’ dis- charged sailor; have had five years’ ex. ence. sin: office, work, accounting: apd jookkeeping. . Would. prefer, position -af- fording advancement in-real estate office, Write 640, care Tribune. 1 mo ————— ‘WORK WANTED WANTED—Will flo. washing with or {RE—Age about. 7 yei white stripe iny forehea ~ my pasture in’ April same by paying damages Call. or write Robert Nelson, }Baldyin, Dak. 64a WANTED TO: RENT WANTED TO RENT—A 5 or 6 roon modern hotise, close in. W! pits eee ies wi LANDS - FOR SALE —I00. acres, 6 mile: of Bismarck, 133 acres in with br. without P. Bismarck, AUTOMOBILES—-MOTORCYCLES FOR SAEE—Otie , Dodge coupe , roadster, and dne Yarge’ seven-passenker Olds. Will takes ypcoured paper yor trade for Jana. Remington. LOR Stes 9 Oldsmobile, deal to be sold-at once for $1 Tor a quick without, froning ‘at. niy homie.’ Call 323] tiew tires Included. te Front. Stree! S-2Awk | ‘Tribune, SOLORED LADY wants work by the day | For SALf&—Paige delivery , of hour, Phone 726K or. tall at 507 Fif-| “order; cheap. A.W. +. teenth St. 5-28-10 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING—Both for children and adults by. dressmaker -with experiet Gall at 710 D. Ave. 6-4 BUSINESS OP! FORTUNUIES WHAT 5 or 7 passengér automobile as new have you forsale dt a b: Address 658 ‘Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—One fumed oak Davenport and’ chai fumed oak sectional, book case; 1 Phone 540-X, or 2b ‘ant discovery of the gge. /Sotualiy drives. the meee stubborn. case of rheumatism entirely. out. of the. sys. tem.” People write us and say they are sptounded at the resuitey, espetiatly on FOR SALE—A-1 hay in\city> = care: ‘Dribune, ._- 2. FOR SALE—Oily billiard roonrin County seat town, Rote house second floor, at u-bargain. G: "Pomiinson, Wash: burn, D, 622-3t WANTE —Dressmaking at 405 Fifth $ Mira b Ba janie eS Eats Write 6-2 the kidneys. Just t the money making Socstbilities: cpt eseritgtives | wanted. $1.12 pound prenehl: 10 pounds | F $5 express paid. Rheumatism Herb Co, Venice, California. 5-28-tf Se FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS | FOR RENT—Four-room: house, 3. jots, rge barn and wind mill. Phone 478:X, 23 Lith St sy FOUR-ROOM_ FLAT — Unfuthishba> Strauss block, alsc droom House oa ath st. Mrs, L. Mclean. phorte. 657,. < 8227-tf R RENT—An eight room modern Hote 3 be rented for 1 or 9 families, | Call 803 Seventh St. FOR RENT—Five-room house. -; Will x1 OR sonable. Phone 441 B20. a "rom hig FOR SALE—A 5-r0om t mi, it, well located; 2. blo 2' blocks from ‘north ward, hot aad Fe ww Water connections, in. basements. ‘acreened: ia rch; storm Sola toca ot asin i! yebeapicter at pai luding roof; to be sold oni ay wit! erent gown and. balatice on -montily pay: / ments... Here_is.a_chance.to-make. your rent jy for your home. This property canhot BEY aupticated today for less. than “$400.00 + etd will take considerable less. — Ready. for, SaePa]-tiwann jaan ip itil aean “OR, ALE Victpny eV rola for sale as godd assmew; nk for sale very reasonable. "ea #18 Second St. Ltone 634X. ji B9<1w: NOTICE—Opportunity et_ black. dirt »$1.50 per load; filling ‘air aie Per Toad: Phone 358. : 15-29-19 a i oy worn suits asta one rain coat. Klein, Tailor and Cleaner: 6-4-3t Fu Re NSU ANCE—Live: yike fed ae Wis shave borteatoat boat Mishudl Fire Insurance Campgign at Rohe Da- grees ee elesom, ty ed expenses Ad- eutson; Gentrai Agen’ Wing. st saat fy SALE—New an +: A HOLIBAN BUNGALOW “aL ie FOR SALE—Bungalow, modern aud almost néw. uNSURANCE wa H..HOLIHAN. Pes, | On This WILLARD DePsey PRizeFicitr- -| said defendants to wit: 5 | Hoglui Attorney. for Plaintiff, ; Bismatck. N. Dak. by -publishing it once-only in, the. Bis- the city. 6-41t! KeITATION AND NOTICE (OF HEAR. ING PETITION TO’ ‘MORTGAGE LAND. 3| State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh—ss. - In County’ Court before Hon. 1. C. Davies, Judge. | In the matter of the estate of John P. Hoagland, Det asec, John A. Lars and Bradley. Marks, Erickson, Katherine Lycken, Lisa Hoglund, Anna Brita Hoglund, Sallina Theodoria Hoglund, ta Carolina Hoglund, Maria Cristina Victoria Hog- lund, Emiiha Margreta Hogiund, ‘Kgth- erina ‘Hegdteta Hoglund, N.’0.' Hog- lund, ‘Jonas’ Petter Hoglund, Car] Jo- han ‘Hosting, the heirs of the body of Sara ‘Lisa ‘Johanson, | deceased, John P. Hoagiang, and. all other persons_un- known, claiming any interést in the said estate, respondents. ‘Wie state Of. North Dakota to the above namléd respondents, and all pes to, be forfeited. should succe: sons interested in the estate of John P. Hoagland, deceased: \ You are hereby Motified that the pe- tition of “John Koffel and Bradley pWill ‘of John, PB Hoagland. of the dst “ &. L. Burton, City Auditor. late Ol fe city of Bismarck,’ in the 5:21-6-4 county of Burleigh and state of North}: Dakota, deceased, has this ‘court, they be authorized, empowered and di- rected to mortgage the certain | réa) estate belonging to ‘sald décedetit’s estate, déscribed- as follows, to-wit: The Southwest Quartet (SW 1-4) of Township One, Hun- Section Six (6, dred Thirty-nine (139) Range Seventy: nine (79); the 3 Northwest Quarter (N W 14) of. Section. Fourteen (14), Township One Hundfed Thirty-nine (139) Range Eighty (80); and all of Section Eighteen (18), Township One Hundred Thirty-eight), Range Seven- ty-fine (79); for the sum of $13,000.00, at. eight per cent inférest, payable ir five years, for the purpose of payine “MEL, How MUCH , Do You WANT the “existing mortgage ise Vit BET Some poD¥ Fifty OR A HUNDRED DOLLARS - OW, | Mean A Recular BeT= ‘Onl THE. WINNER TT\Wounp Souk. JUDGMENT AMOUNT’ Heel “To ON A THING LIKE THAT- WHY JESS WILLARD IS “TWE COLORED CHAMPION ISNT HES (know THAT Much— “Tue \DEA -Yoy Don*r KNow “THE ODDS OR ANNTHING ABOUT THE FictTERS—HoW SILLY \T WT WELL 5 Notica to be given by posting a copy ZANOFOL this notice of execution saje at the door or entrance to the city pound and marck Tribune,: the official paper ot , Theodore Koffel petitioners, vs. Victoria Johnson, Lisa Danrot, Erick Brita Mar- Elina Elvina x8cutoks toon filéd in}, thereliis petitioning. that and debts ata BUT against sald estate; legacies, charges ani, expenses of administration; that. cald petition will, be heard by’ this court on Tuesday, the 24th “day of June, A. D. 1919,-at 10 o'clock in the forerioon’ of ‘that day, at the court rooms 9, this court, in the court house, in the gity of Bismarck, county of Bur- leigh and state of North Dakota. And you and cach cited and required t! and there to be and appear before this court, anil 1919. By the, co I'U. DAVIES, f " sues “of the Courty Court. Let the service of this gitation be made by personal service upon Lisa Danrot, John P, Hoagland Danrot and N. M. Danrot.as special guardian of John P. Hoagland Danrot and’ upon Victoria Johnson by publication once each week for three successive weeks in the Bismarck Daily Tribune unless waived, all not less than ten days prior to said hearing. p 1. C. DAVIES, 9 5-28; (—4 11. BIDS WANTED FOR STREET SPRINKLING at the oflive of the City Auditor up to 8 0 clock P, M., Monday, June ‘9, 1919, for the vprinkling of the City Streets dur- ing the year 1919, Sprinkling carts and water will be furnished by the C Bids are re- quested for one or more teams by the day or month as the sae may be called for by the city. .Teams to be used in diny part of the City upon pay: ed or. dirt streets at the discretion of fhe Street, Commissioner, Fach bid must. be accompanied by a certified check’ in the sum of $100.00 payable’ to the order of the President of the Board of City Commissioners, al bid- der fail to enter into a contract with the said city. The City Commission réserves the right..to reject any or all bids. May 19, 1919. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ' : In the’ matter of the estate of Axel 1 Hedstrom, deceased: Notice is hereby. given. by the un- designéd May Hedstrom, executrix of the last will of Axel Hedstrom, late of the City of.Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh and State.of North Da- kota; décéased, to the creditors of, and all persons having . claims against said deceased, to exnibit. them with necessary vouchers, within six imonths after the first publication of this poles to said executrix at the office of F. H,-Register ii the: Webb. block in the City of Bisinarck, in sald Bur- leigh County, North Dakota. Dated May 14th, A. D. 1919. MAY ‘HEDSTROM, Executrix. Mey 14-2128 pune 4 NOTICE TO ) CREDITOR ‘Yn the matter of the he estite” of Johe P. Hoagland, deceasetx, Notice is héreby giyen by the un- dersigned executors of the Last Will and Testament atid of the estate of Jobn P. Hoagland, late of the city of Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, deceased, to the creditors and_ail persons baving claims against, sail ‘deceased to ex- hibit them with the necessary vouch- ers within six months after the first publication of this notice to one of the executors, Theodore Koffel, at his of- fice in the Annex building in the city of Bismarck, county of .Burleigh, and state of North Dakota, Dated this” 27th day of May, A. D. 1919. JOHN A. LARSON, THEODORE, KOFFEL, and BRADLEY MARKS. First: publication on- the 28th day of May, A. D, 1919. Bt 8; 6—4 11 18. BIGGEST BARGAIN ' Our lists aréNull of Biggest Bar- gains in houses, lots and farm lands and to you people who are looking around and talking, wanting to buy but who can’t quite make up your minds, we say to you, “Buy now,” for the surest thing We know of is that one of the biggest real estate movements Net Dakota has ever seen is just starting with a resultant big increase in, values. Everything but real estate has gone away up. Now comes its turn to rise. If , you don’t buy now you'll be sorry. We also write fire insurance in good companies. F. E, YOUNG REAL ESTATH % Phones—— | a. F.:O'Hare, 78M.”_ if ‘E; Hedden, 0 F: E, ‘Youiig; °7! of now do af you are hereby | —— VATE * SUCH IS LIFE. i °. y/0. B. JOYFUL As was atin children do not change much in a mere ‘hundred years. Wé have Clever Thomasés these days too, frinst: Octavius Roy Cohen, Jr., three years old, of Birmingham, Ala., prov- ed before a jury of educators, and musical critics that he knows 200 operas by heart. gThe baby in a dr- mal test identified and lisped the nanves of opera after opera unerring- ly, as phonographic selections chosen by the jury were played. They he capped his operatic test by identffying a score of operatic selec- tions, beginning with Peer Gynt Suite when his father tapped the rbythm of the music with a coin on the table. Mothers of then used to recite that to their little boys, just as mothers (With the same lack of results!) ' Here's another: But Frances was more naughty astill, And Betty sadly nipt; Until her mother said, f will, T must have Frances whipt. (Which shows that even as early as 1805 little girls of the species weré the naughtier.) Wifé—Don't you think ‘baby grows more like me every day? Hub—Yes, dear, especially so mince she began to talk.—Boston Transcript. ee CHIROPRACTORS E. E. HOARD, D. C., PH. C. Licensed Doctor of Chiropractic Phone 327 ; 119 Fourth St. Bismarck, N. D. RAN BURYE LAWYER Fribure Block Bismarck, N. D. Phone 752. R. S. ENGE, D. C. PH. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free. Suite 9-11, Lucas_ Block Phone 260 Bismarck, N. D. TYPEWRITERS & SERVICE REMINGTON Typewriter Co. GEO... C. KETTNER, Rep.. Phone 258. Bismarck. Bismarck ‘Furniture Company, 220 Main Street ‘Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re- finished and Packed. NY Bismarck Clearing House|Association C. B. LITTLE, President E. V. LAHB, Vice Pres. B. C. MARKS, Secy.-Mgr. MEMBERS First National Bank City National Bank Capital Security Bank First Guaranty Bank e RES PARTS: Rep m a TTS on ly, i ACTORY service St CORWIN MOTOR CO Forni “The Home of Service” MR. CAR OWNER Within the next few weeks you will be getting out your auto- mobile and preparing for the sea- son’s run. Doubtless one of the first things that you will have to “| consider will.be your tires. In our line of Kelly-Springfield casings and tubes we believe that we have something that will merit your investigation.. That they'cost more is trué, but as has been said before—‘“the recolJec- tion o£ quality remains long after the price is forgotten.” Drop in our store, or call us up and we shall be pleased to show you why. : MISSOURI: VALLEY, MOTOR CO. °* “The Home of Service” CARL PEDERSON. Mer.,