The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 8

EIGHT Y : BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE : TUESDAY, AUGUST. 26, 1919 | tS HULU LUNAR ic | my STATE TAX BILT™ | the state's tax Dill, and which would'peing heard by the stité board of/ Ward, supervisor of! Emmons; Adolph i] make the general state levy about four/ equalization today. A number of these|Schlenker, auditor of Sféridan; James | Ss! FOR THE YEAR TO mills. county officlals, particularly those’ in!H. Penney, auditor of Rolette; R. D.| == ( Bu Hail Insurance, Too counties bordering the South Dakota/Beery, auditor of Grant; Peter Fer-|== . BE $5,000,000.00/ 1 addition to these several levies, line, and where drouth, rust. or hop-}guson and om McDowell, commis-|== —— every acre of farm land in the state!pers took the crops this year, are|sioners of Grant; Martin Hoghaug,|Ss (Continued From Page One) j Will pay into the hail insurance fund] protesting that their land valuations |supervisor of Ramsey; O. A. Spillman, | == q yent fiscal year as compared with/a flat tax of three cents, expected|are too high. auditor of Pierce; A, J. Olson, com-| == re are our O $1,690,155.46 last year. : to aggregate 000, and approxi-| Bowman county farm lands, for in-|missioner of Pierce; John F. Ander-| SS = Ifa percent increase over last! mately 35 cents per acre will be paid|stance, are valued at $10 per acre,|son, supervisor of Walsh; Theodore| == year’s sed valuations is carried|by owners of 7,500,000 acres of farm)while Harding county, just across the; Musgard, supervisor of Divde; W. W. = out generally, as the new tax laws|lands which were not withdrawn from|}line in South Dakota, has assessed the] Felson, auditor of Pembina; H. O./=5 would seem to contemplate, North Da-|the operations of the hail insurance! same type of soil at $6.13, Adams;Moen, commissioner of McKenzie; T. = ‘ kota will collect taxes on $1,200,000,-) act prior to June 15, which will mean! county farmers will pay taxes on alE, Flaherty, auditor of Burleigh, = or \ 000 worth of property this year, Aja total of 5,000 more. Combined] yaluation of $12.88 per acre, while To Hear Talks Tonight J ” levy of 3.5 mills on this assesed val-| with other 3 there is shown the!their neighbors south of the state line} This evening in Edward G. Patter-| == uation would produce $4,200,000 in| necessity for raising for yarious state|will be taxed on but $9 per acre.|son’s hall on Main street Tax Commis- | == taxes, or enough to take care of the] purposes, through speci oF far pies county tenner’ are isaTh Slonek Wallace will offer these men a|== «neral, interest and sinking funds,| direct taxation approximately $9.-jat $32 per acre, and across the line| school of instruction in the league sys- = ‘e providing no levy for the $10,000,000 | 000,000 ce ihe current year. in South, Dakota the fusiesement, ie bub fem of taxation, The teachers have = T LAST! Boys can now have clothes with the same fine work- in real estate bonds is found neces- ou ‘aise Valuations 8.06. The imagina ine whic! -|z0t been announced, Inasmuch as Prof, | == } 7 7 + sary. On top of this will come a state-| Tax Commissioner George E. Wal-|yides the two states is not recognized |W. G. Roylance, Townley tax expert | == manship, fepnie and finish that ee i fe Ss ue brothers wide 1-2 mill levy for the soldiers’| Jace seems inclined to insist on a still|/by drouth, rust or hoppers, claim the)and auditor of the new system his bounties, which will add $600,000 to| further increase in the state’s ass North Dakota county officials, who de-|North Dakota is here, it was expested | == get. Snappy sty’ es, better wearing: qua. ities. ouble and single \ — — = J ed valuation as a means of reducin clare Jands- in ‘thelr Corr Ory, are sar that he would be one of Hie: Anette: = breasted, half and full belt models. Suits and Overcoats for boys = . the mill le The result of increas-jing today for less than they did twolors, Walter Thomas Mills. Townley’s |= A a 3 ‘ing the assessed valuation and of re-jmonths ago, and that the assessed-val-| mentor in “industrial democracy,” also from eight years up. Made for us by ‘ = ducing the mill levy would be thejuation in many instances represents|is here, and was expected to speak. = = B Keel and Rail same in amount of taxes paid, altho|snore than the selling price of farms,|In additon William Lemke’ of the = y : Ed |by levying a dower Lae of ee improvements and good will. Nonpartisan league’s national heiere H = ‘4 {paper saving might be shown for the Taxing Officials Here tive committee was expected to ad- t — to Quaint Quebec : present administration, Among the taxing officials here for|dress the assemblage, but Mr. Wal- ar 9 Cc a ner arx => Go by land and take to Ni ES State Auditor ate contend la conference With the state board of|lnce announces they will noth perform. ‘ » = ree eras Thoden that the assessed valuation is noW/equalization are. C. H. Dale, auditor). Mr. Wallace extends the taxpaying é " i i = of the at Lawrence, ‘ | [high enough, If not too igh. | Hel of stone; ‘Thomas G. Johnson, tax| public a cordial Invitation to. attend. |= Mothers who outfit their boys here will appreciate our service. It’s = your vacation the day you! : points to the fact al ce y -! supervisor of Dunn; R. A. Melhar le promises there w: e no politics, B wig Ne 4 i = wecutton arte: Get pletture tors are required by law to levy, On nuditor of. Griggs; Harry. Harding, and advises that he, will explain fully 3, OUT business to'see that you get good fabrics, good style and tailor- 2 j a one mill tax for purposes] auditor of Wells; GC. O. Asleson, com-|the new tax program. The meeting|=S j 4 * * * es nt Canadian 4 [Upon all taxable property and that the ie ree of Mountrail; Harry Ritt-) opens at 8:15 p. m.. = ing; good values, Also Shirts, Waists, Stockings, Ties, Underwear, = j see flat levy of one-half mill for the sol-/gors, supervisor of Stutsman; John W. Hats, Caps, Ete, oa Pacific diers’ bounty will also apply to the/Garr, gtate’s attorney of Stutsman;|_ » : ix 7) Ny, 1: os ° whole assessed valuation as finally! tarry Groves, supervisor of Nelson ; Lieut. E. E. Morris If Jothi te., don’t satist " back = Railway fixed, Therefore, he insists, any boost] peter Moos, city assessor of New Sa- Returns From Dut our clothing, etc., dont satisty you, you get your money back. In stately steamers across a Tees tines bok meanerty hold, Jem; HO. llison, supervisor of te oe y rion crease the faxes wh -hold-|yfoure; J. Aspinwall, supervisor 0! i ‘ = [ake Huron and beeufsoas crs must pay into these two funds, and/ Richland; H. E. Wheeler, supervisor With Overseas Army = Georgian Bay to Port he does not believe that such. increase] yp Ward; §. Spichel. commissibner. 4 = eee noth Canadian Pacibe Is snecesenny: ; } of. Ward; P. Vandenover, commission-| Had Spent 20 Months in France = to Toronto, then down ‘County Auditors Object er of Ward; C. D. Gross, supervisor of ‘ 2 ; =] ry St: rence to Montreal County auditors, county tax super-)yf¢Intosh; August Michel, commision- and Germany — Will Be CLOTHIDRS . BISMARCK, ™ D. = pea Be ec visors and county commissioners are} oy of Morton; ©. §. Houston, super- Discharged Soon = ay ore visor of McLean; C. C. Misfeldt, sup- i = sod acest es? trvisor of Dickey; Addison Leach, ex- al NNUAL ‘The {deal trip—go by water, auditor of Cass, representing. the) Lieut. “Eugene ikorris, son of MP. | cS NIA SO IDES ats OH LL NTC LN Sc return by train. & £ Northern Pacific; C. J. Evanson, su-|a@nd Mrs, E. E. Morris, returned to to’ t primar : "i pervisor of Grand Forks; W. R. Tuck- Bismarck Sunday from France, where| ‘ore returning to his -home in Mon-| judges in districts which may have;known whether the presen! D a y el er, auditor of Cas: *. J. Kibert, en he serve feb the pamerican res tana. Wo oF, more, jraeancles to ath at we laws Nae provide for this contingency Ask fot i i i ditor of Oliver; H. P. Duggan. audi-| for months, leut. Morris will go next general election. is not |or not. esort, f S tor of Mountrail; ‘Thomas Plomason,| to Camp ‘Dodge, Ia. tomorrow to be ONE SURPRISE IN l 62 Ps supervisor of Golden Valley; G. A. Gil-| mustered out of the’service, 7:62 bs bertson, auditor of Benson; C. P. Hop-| | Tae Bismarck officer was with the LIST OF JUDGES 3 l E d i . &. 2 oe a perstad, treasurer of Benson; David; army of occupation ‘in Germany as a IS ELGIN ENTRY Catarrh Is a Real nemy an Me a aahreaas Brown, commissioner of Benson; Chas.| lieutenant of the first pioneer infantry a 5 T ¥ ‘elson, auditor of Parnes; Walter] and,spent almost two years overseas. (Continuea From Page One: Requires Vigorous reatment BUY IT NOW! ‘Sterland, supervisor of Stark; Paul! He went over as an enlisted man, ‘but 1 ge ) : A Seth hese makeshift remedies ‘Teutt, auditor of Mercer; Charles°E.! as a reward for his good service he lot. No specific provisions are made When you use medicated sprays, row t iu he righ You know how it has been in|, F=nts, auditor of McHenry; FP, §|| was commissioned a second Meutenant| ‘OT the nomination and election of/ — giomizers and douches for your|to the winds, and get ae 7 it ue it the past years. It will be || ¥aushn, auditor of Towner; Fred F. in April. Lieut. Morris was originally Catarrh, you may succeed in un-|treatment. Get a bottle of S. 5. 5. rse this year. We have ||!Tederickson, supervisor of Barnes; member of the North Dakota nation- stopping the choked-up air pass-|today, and commence a treatment WOTSE 1s year, 3. A. Soderquist, supervisor of Burke ;| al guard and has been practically con- cs for the time being, but this |that has been praised by sufferers plenty on hand now, and can || Frank Huff, auditor of Bowman; Ger-| tinuously in the service since June, Ww Eri Bi Kk 3B a ‘dition atari and | for neafly’hali a-centory. get more if we can deliver |{hardt Olson, auditor of Traill; 0, I.| 1916, when he went to the Mexican m. Erlenmeyer, “Bismarck, annoying conditi Vand toe ee aia a ot tke tees hen it Hanson, commissioner of T: C.| border with the local organization. N. D. Pure cigar clippings to you have to do the same is Ss 9s Se ‘ wien th conics: > rt rvisor R Edward Morri th f Mi over and over again. of Catarrh and gives satis: ated. 3 3 KE. Best, or of Ransom; M. ware orris, another son o! r. k d ch $1.00 been | results. For special medical 1 " ’ q ri Smoke and chew. 00 per Catarrh has never, yet ¢ D 4 ‘ ORDER NOW! ,C. Murphy, s isor of Foster; Carl| and Mrs. Morris, has.just arrived from i A by th local lications. | vice free regarding your own case, . ; 8 ‘Kaz, auditor of Logan; John F! Goss,| France and is now. in Philadelphia,|} pound. L! : cured by these Gl ae ey “aii "| address Medical Director, 51 Swift” jor of Rddy > George Aldenér, | where he landed: Sie -exbeels to te ? vet pdnelit fe AY pach treatment? Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, Nortz Lumber Co. emumissioner of Bottineau; W. M.| discharged from the service in a short real beneht trom § spcatd M i \ Martin, auditor of Bottineau; Ed.j time and will visit his parents here 'be- ETM HAUT hh a) liane 4 E RECEIVED our first shipment of these classy Cars today. They are on display in our Fourth Floor Show Room and we want you to come in and take a ride and look them over. ; ra) There Are to Be 100,000 of These oi Post-War Maxwells, But These Will Not Be Enough AXWELL mer- _ this Post-War Maxwell 4 ar chants a te now. the U. S. 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