The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 7

\ ‘ \ T Woo Sholay Gua WB A Hen BUSINESS DIRECTORY qy | wan Nov TO TER MY Uncen 08 Money! 1 See where Youre ; FORTUNE AND BE CAREFU! GONNA LIB.IN A BIG House WIV A GREAT <= P < : e | ) 5 HELP WANTED—MALE AUTOMOBILES ~ MOTORCYCLES To Ger IT Just Ric! BIG YARD AW FRONT= A ADToMOpILE WHATS ny . 1 GOAL MINERS WANTED—By |¥or SALES ie Chevrolet, ouring ear, ALL sHur 1H WIV GLASS WAC OWS Fa! BETTER KODAK FINISHING good as , taken under mortgage i fa He a R 3 \ -Beulah Coal Mining Co. at Beu-| foreciosur® “Very cheap, Seo Wasner, Youse A Developing, Printing and Enlarging. To be sure of Good Pictures, ® at Independent Garage,‘ 10-26-lwk Bring your Films to lak, N. D. Steady work. Apply|For sAtr—rora, 5 passenger, 1919 5 eas D + mi " ic office in| Motel: Good condition. Price reason- Hoskins Inc., Dept. K. Bismarck, N. D. at mine oy at Bismarck office in| able. call at 121, 5th Street, or Phone 4 MAIL US YOUR FILMS’ Haggart Building TD4et8 | hee rs Fi ny EXGae aggart. £ g Nasa WANTED—A used cai ate moda). All Orders Filled Promptly by Experts WAN Messenger at Western 7 riced right for quick ‘sale. Box 206, Oe re necr ot Meestern Union! siazelton, ND. 1023-104 —————— . : 2 WANTED TQ RENT SHOE HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTHD—Flat by first of month, Fur- ean WANTED HOUSEREEPER — A pn shed or unfurn By resp FITTERS must be Catholie and, German. la), el ———— - Ing. aA ress, s b ia . mack Tebume. Hoe 10t| OTE ni eee a MAIN STREET WANTED—Competent gil Tor‘ {PFOR RONT—Furnished light housekec ANTED Competent girl for “general |’ ing rooms on first floor. Phone 518, 5 . A.W. Lucas, 48 Ave,| Call at 1016 Broadway. 10-26-iwk ~ “SED Dein or ST. ; TWO_ ROOMS” FOR” RENT—For /light WANTED—Ginl_ for general housework. 1 fr fC i S i Apply to Mrg. Burt Finney, on iAxs| Tis aa Stree algo Diane (or'sale oat BUSINESS SERV ICE co. = = St EOR RENT—! hed room for rent. ’ Ok 4 WANTED Gini or Woman for general @Ciose in, 2 blocks from P. 0.” Phone | 16 Haggart Block Phone 662 shes, ¥ fabikag tr) aot u MULTIGRAPHING — ADDRESSING — MAILING WOMAN TO DO—Wi anne > : - seas = OMAN: ity plvashing and leaning FOR SALE o8 RENT | Sees ABIC Wepon! DEN I You ALL DIDN'T WAIT 2 TILE ; Have your form letters typewritten on the Multigraph. WRSTEDGw —. 10-27-28 Tam. AND ETATS SEE WHERE Yov'RE GONNA HAB LU FINISHED ~ TEN LITTLE CHILDREN, Prompt afd expert service Expert Accounting. WANTED—Cook at Chocolate Shop. te] pBismarels NoD. Ten LeTTLE CHILDRK?L — CARRYING FLOWERS AT YouH (SE Ce ~ e 2 ear Sir: : SALESMAN If you are, we have a brand new ~ A uy modern house 9! ive rooms and bath, SALESMAN WANTED—By old reliable} furnace heat with garage in base- § Sul SA: WEBB BROTHERS Pouce to aiell our new 5¢ punch boards! "Purchase ‘price $3,800.00. ‘Terms, rf uate ee , ; Undertakers Embalmers Funeraj Directors try ‘stores, either regular or “sideline; $500.00 cash, balance ‘$45.00 a month: - Li Embal in Ch: salesman.” UNRESTRICTED TERRI-| Possession given, November 7 1920, icensed Embalmer in Charge TORY, BIG COMMISSIONS. Wri : % Pre ys 5 , q —| falesmian cuff, EMPIRE ; c taitestor BoE OUNS, DAY PHONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA’ “tosi9-tmnd Hist Nationale Rane Be: een meetin ee en i a nee ee ee SALESMAN WANTED—To sell our lipe | 7 : at N ine | FOUSH FOR SALE use of six rooms si x 7 merchenta ie aon gncizely new plan) to |"and bath. Full cement basement. Hot BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY > _ Hlores, " Unrestricted territory, (double | Baten heat, Corner lok. are Distributors of 7 Saiisons prem Fay TRS LO | total property ant amore I STUDEBAKER TRIBUNE. BUILDING, . NORFOLK,| «for about-one-half what it is worth. VIRGINIA. Rist Some 10S2eeAme $1500, cash, balance easy terms. Also Jay tnd , — a en odern house of five rooms, ge loce spomate wineme ciel ain, Recah oes ate "eat Cae small towns and country stores, NEW) C08" East Of Post Oflles: | Phe it AUTOMOBILES ae plies NOVELTY. SALHS: CO. -COR.| on payment. Good neighborhood... PLUME & RANDOLPH STS., NOR: | _ 0. Box 285. cca } . FOLK. AUS! ogee ie) ieebsime ST PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS | —_—— LOST AND FOUND : Ss PASITION WANTED *, | LOST—X letter that hag been, pened Licensed Embalmers in Charge WANTED—A: poi SToremay | containing one English letter ree es r WANTED SAP SU Natta OA COME or four focien letters, Totter agdrena: ence, Phono T22 or call at Guat | Jonann Vidhjylmur Myrdal, appeal. — | denco, it is held upon the record that Day Phone\l00 : Night Phone 100 or 687 7 “el larte ne Write ~ 1 ' Years. expertenee portipente ‘ Piles Thayer street. Kindly return to same | OR SALE—At once by ownes, th med. Opinion of the court ‘by | the defendant is, not in a position to / | \ TrrighbRe Tiel: 5, "Referance’given,| 0arees for reward Phone Sig os oy | Hotel dat es pens sipfstianson, ch. J. predicate prejudicial error upon the BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY f results... e : ) a Menges i, 1H, Fletcher, of Langdon, and a aintiff’s c in thie Bismarck Tribune, Box 46, giv! full wor D. * SON, conduct of plgintiff’s counsel in that v _ particulars. ee sre | 0-23 vies | MISCELLANEOUS __ 8: ida MéIntyre & Burtness of Grand Forks’ regard. 220 MAIN STREET “Aimee wel Di, atenoeranher | CANDOTOGY Special Numaber Just out giie A tener at anes {oy opnellants: Alaa Action for personal injuries in Dis- \ mi Noy. 1. Have some Knowl-| centaining facts of Clover one ane i. Crimson, of Langdon, and Bangs, j trict Court, Richland are f Upholstered F: it Made to Ord / edge of bookkeeping. Phone after 4 p. ty, Wisconsin, If for a| W eee ai of Ts a ANsS, | trict Court, Richland county, ham, pholstered Furniture Made to Order / sero gue oF aauhess ‘Trisame ide, | yanmente eee Mee cenent = your sie ae. 3 | Hamilton & Bangs, of Grand Forks | J, From a judgment for the plaintiff 10-27-4ts thinking of buying aeood, farm jeands Z | for respondents and from an order denying a new trial, Pm | where farmers grow rich, send_ ol Saree the defendant has appealed ‘ WORK WANTED |~ for. this special number of LAND- ago Ue eer Ce From Richland County wea ‘ ae appeared: - on OLOGY. It is free on request. Ad-| — M and County Affirmed. Opinion of the Court by GIRL—12 years*old, wants place to work ts SKIDMORE-RIE LAND SUPREME COUR | jJohu KE. Leidgen, an infant, by Harry | Bronson, J. : , 4 for yoom, and board while going. to) COMPANY, 435 Skidmore-Hlehle Bldg., ; L. Birdzall, his guardian ad litem Forbes y, W: a sch Call Bismarck Hotel. 10-26-2t | Marinette, Wisconsin. 9-2-2mo | & = | ’ ena em,} Forbes & Lounsbury, Wahpeton, N : FOR SALE—Restaurant and Confection- . oe i | Attorneys for Appellant. ZAND ery In connection. | Tawn of 800. FiX-| -/ From Cavalier County | A. Dwyer, Hankinson, Ng Dak., W. 4 tures and stock will invoice about $1,-| Gharlie Christenson, Flaintiff and | S. Lauder, Wahpeton, N, ak., At- OUR BIGGEST LAND BARGAI 1 400, Monthly sales $1,500. Good money og i ¢ teen ta > » Ny, Dak., A quarter section between” bala } maker. "Reason far gelling have’ other Respondent, Wines eae cunere nur ago torneys for Respondent. * win and Regan; lays well; some su business. Write or see owner, Bern vs. “e een years seve onths 1 | 5s face stone, but not much; good soil; | \& Meyer, McClusky, N, D. __10-19-1mo Margariet Crandy. formerly Mrs. | Ployed to assist in operating 'a cireul- |“ From s County. . © none of it under plow so’ the cream | FOR SALE OR TRADE—Miillard parlor | Aya serien Myrdal, ek, ngants |a? saw in violation of the provisions | ‘William La Che nets a F. A. KNOWLES, : ‘i al, Defen William is still there; on main graded roa and barber shop for good land. Best argriet’ Myrdal, eh, F ndants : pais A anger, plaintiff and re = we 5 atone halt tts “abtual valley tn fact | town ini the west: fourhigh grade tableg and Appellants. [Se ‘ inaaes L. 113, the mielonses spondent, vs. The Courier-News, a Optical Specialist 5 ind 4 : are | and fixtures, soft drinks, cigars, tobac- Syllabus: 1.~- Section 8923, C. L, ;O! contribu y negligence an corporation, William Lemke, George F. Beets way oy: Wa must sell this | cog; building’ 26x62. | Fine Dice ee ty | 1913, which provides: “No action for ion gf tisk are not available |fePherson’ and Herbert. A. Gaston, Eyes examined, glasses fitted, and a On ZOUNG Real ‘Batats Company. Parshall, N, D.__—«s10-21-1wk | the recovery of any estate sold by a fo Whe emp Bie ie a defendants and appellants. your broken lenses ground and re- abe, WOULD LIKE TO TRADE—160 acres of | guardian can be maintained by the “, In an action for personal in- Syllabus: 1. Under Comp. Laws laced while it. oh mn 7 New England, &u: any per imi i a ee irtee! ; “, ; : CARL PEDERSON pioces OU Wait FOR SALE OR RENTSSD acres up ana,| land. 7 miles cast of New fisiroperty | Ward or any person claiming under juries, where ay boy, area thirteen | 1913, Sec. 4352, “any publication by FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, ‘ : Produce good fruit ‘and other crops, in town, Address 1200% Broad- | him, unless it is commenced within | Years seven months, wes employed by | writing, printing, picture, effigy or | géuth Nor ” Established in 1907 300 bearing fruit trees. Fuel on place. ‘10-22-1wk| three years next after the termination | the defendant, as found by the jury, to | other fixed representation to the eye ou) ester North Dakota | and BISMARCK, N. D. Fair set of buildings, water to irrigate] = HOTaLeIN Maid St. Room| of -the guardianship or when’ a Tegal |88Sist in the operation of a circular | which exposes an ‘ to: hatéed. Southeastern Montana Udita if needed. 4 miles from R, R. Close to, Sees “Bthele Rooms, gu Pp Bal | BSsi ; Dp Y person: to BISMARCK, N. D school. Good climate and neighbors. |/ and board $10.00. week. Sitele Mom | disability-to sue exists by reason or | S#W used for sawing wood in a wood- j contempt, ridicule or obloquy, oF RCK, N. D. ee eS NN RTE ae lave. No s. Phone 231. irs 1 minority or otherwise at the time d, it is held: : {which causes him to be shunned 0¢ | === ain, ‘Terms, by owner. Alva Hall, LE—Horse, buggy and h ;|when the cause of action accrues 1) ‘That no prejudicial error was |voided, or which has a tendency to], : - eles gain, bY Porthill, Idaho. 10-25-1mo0 good condition for $50 if taken at | within three years after the removal {¢ouunitted by tus trial court in not | injure him in his occupation,” is libel-|4on it is held that the complaint in aa Te ee se is sup- iz ai 9 2 a nstructing and in refusing to instruct | ous. this case states a cause of actibn for 4 ees —————— ee thereof,” construed and held: ee v iu : action for a ater 3 (1) That, within the purview of safd | the jury non metlogls of guarding A general demurrer to a com- | libel. \ eee a ee ON Gtisca I RRR RRR ER RRR RRR Ree eee errr tr errr statute the guardianship is terminat- |e 81 th questions of the ordinary | t in an action for libel admits al , Appeal from the district court of | JypGMENT AFFIRMED. ed when. the minor tains his ma- sare exercised by the defendant, ant E and publication, | Cass county, Cole. Deefndants an- Moody 0. Hide, Minot, N. Dak., At- jority. , {fhe contributo negligence and as- ic correctness of the | peal from an order overruling a de- | toy oi] nd he cures / REPUBLICAN TICKET / (2) That in the instnt case wheré- |bumption of risk on the part of the ,inntinendo véied in the complaint, | murrer to the complaint. CO Oe ey N. Dak.: in it appears that a guardian boy. Ue unless the innunendo attributes a mean-| Affirmed. Opinion of the court by | John E. Greene, Minot, N. Dak., At- President— duly appointed; that such guard ' (b) That the instructions: fairly to the words which is not justi Ch. J.- Robinson andl torneys. for ‘Appellant. ew WARREN G. HARDING. presented a petition setting forth |submitted to the jury the nonliability | fied by the words themselves or“ by . dissent. paeekeY ‘ Vice President— tain alleged reasons why certain land lot the defendant, if the jury found that | the extrinsic facts with which they e 'y Lashkowitz, of Fargo, N. D., 4 From Bottineau County CALVIN COOLIDGE belonging to the minor wards should ;the boy was not so employed by the are connected. & - Vinca A. Day, of Minneapolis, Minn., | Fred C. Hieb, as administrator of the « 4 be sold; that the county court made , defendant. ‘ is 3. Where a complaint in an action |for appellants. estate of John Hoff, decegsed, Plain- . Member of Congress— a decree upon such petition awarding | (c) That it was not error to ad- for libel charges that the defendants) A. G. Divet, of Fargo and W. S.| tiff and Respondent, 2nd. Dist--GEO. M. YOUNG. the land to the guardian to enable her | Mit evidence that the plaintiff and | maliciously published of and con- | Lauder, of Wahpeton, N. D., for res- \ vs. Fusion Senatorial Candidate— to make conveyance to the purchaser, | Other boys, just prior to the accident, cerning the plaintiff a certain false | pondent. Jacob Hoff, Defendant and Appellant. , H. H. PERRY. and required the guardian to furnish | asst the operation of the saw. !and defamatory statement; that such In an action brought by an admin- ae an additional bond in an amount ex- | (d) That it was not error to charge | gtatement was intended by the defend- From Stut n County igtrator tv recover’ money loaned by. ceeding the | appraised valué the jury that the defendant. was pre-|dnts to convey to the readers thereof |B. F. Felton, Plaintiff-Respondent. the decedent to the defendant, the evi- ANTI-TOWNLEY, ANTI-SO- the land; that such guardian there-' sumed to know the statute prohibit- | such defamatory meaning, and was s0 | vs. dene: examined and held sufficient ALIST STATE TICKET ‘ thereafter sold and conveyed the ling the employment of minors in the | understood by the readeys, the court | Herman, Nurnberg, Defendant-Appel- | t® support the verdict for the plain- , CI Ss land; and that such guardian there- | operation of circular saws. by’ cannot say that the statement wes not lant. p tn, / i Z x after sold and conveyed the land to| 3. In the trial of an action for per- | libelous unless: it’ea#h say as a matter Asus) eae ee aopeal pag irlabte) Geet Bott ‘ * : 5 * & rha ’ . shase | al injurie: ore ec ° aw the 2 li m of the ar-;, °° pr vritten agreerhent is ppea rom s' a = an The Joimt Campaign Organization. re- a parchaser, whe pals the purehas | sonal injures, hate ther counsel fo. (Ob Jaw that the pup! Hs a . laintiff prporated as 2 payt of a complaint, | neau County, VW. J. Kneeshaw, ‘J. * iil ti-T leyit rdl or price arid commenced to exercise fu!l | both the plaintiff and the‘defendant | ticle of and concerning the plainti does r LS N psenting all anti-Townleyites rega: Fors and complete control over the premis- | are equally at fuult, in comments dur- | did not expose him “to hatred, con- terms control determine the) AFFIRMSD. iragell Wee party affiliations, will support the following: es as owner, the limitation —prescrib- jing the trial and in argttments to the|tempt, ridicule, or obloquy,” 1 in e zopines Geel Opinion of ne oot ey teenay a Goverhor— ; ed in such statute is applicable. |jury concerning ihe private and fam- | “cause him to be shunned or avoided." | the contract terms gas, Uatate Has Apailant: £, Sa of 3 i J. F. T. O'CONNOR. From a judgment of the district | ily affairs of the respective parties, ;or have “a tendency to injure him in| siegations. of the complaint as to its! W. H. Adams, Dottiac Lieutenant Governor— court of Cavalier county, Kneeshaw, {improper per se extraneous to the is- | his occupation. i y contents, and where the averments are |for Respondent. JOHN F. McGRANN. e J., Defendants Ranghildur Myrdal anid | sue, and“in part, outside of the evi- | 4, ‘or reasons stated in the opin- j conttadictory of, or inconsistent with | Su ts Seeretary of State— 1 ne traction ones eoatract tore. | BEN GREET PLAY THOMAS HALL. 7 : Piste es \ cover commi ie f kine 1) if ILER State Autitor— FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS = Pinserow rot, BY BLOSSER isn" spamins aie Jo. rts «| TO HONOR PILGRIM CARL KOSITZKY. £ : - Wy Hala em ceua ; ceca §— | performance of the condition pow | LATHERS A FARCE State Treasurer— Samy “MUI SURE- 1 GWE ) tits dent on the part of the plaint 1 to, be an JOHN STEEN. You NICE BIS Li Yf fa performed and, furthor, spe! all London, Oct, 27.-Twentieth-century . 7 MY) | \ |{leges specific acts of perforn Pilgrim Fathers have hardships of Attorney General— ' BUNCH FULL GRAPES ‘ Joy the p ff and where, their own. Last night While Ben RHEINHART J. KAMPLIN. OTN. U NOTHING P| > terms of a written agreem 'Creet players were lustily singing Commissioner of Insurance— Co! ‘ol y * porated in the complaint, cond he poop @ of a stage repro- GT SOLUM. ’ precedent are required of the plain of the Mayflower at the Sur- eed sat b tiff, and also of a sp c¢ loan Com- theater, stage properties gave Commissioner Agriculture and Labor— . pany mentioned therein, and the ship heeled, crashed toward - 3. C: NELSON. further, the fa as allege e audience ond precipitated the Commissioner of Railroads— of showing due performance, it Ipless Pilgrims to jthe stage amid + W.H STUTSMAN that the general allegations of due { sails, masts and splintered woodwork. . Ae , performance do not aid in supplying! Arter anxi moments it was de- E, J. KRUEGER, the necessary allegations to show full !t rmined that no broken bones had re- H. D. ALLERT. performance on the part, of this des-j sited from the 1 presenta- ry Supreme Court— ignated company, or of the plaintiff jtion. Thus assured, the notable gath- ‘A. M. CHRISTIANSON. } In District Court Stutsman County, ;éring of. first nightors, including _ A M. t Cole, J., To recover commissions due| American diplomatic officials and in- District Judges— for making a loan.. From an order'| fluential Anglo-Americans, were pre~ W. L. NUESSLE, overruling a demurrer to the com-| pared for the\fumor of the situation M: A. COFFEY. , plaint the defendant has appealed. jat the rise bf the curtain on the sec- 8 r ublic_Instruction— REVERSED“ ‘ond act—the Pilgrim Fathers offering Bie LSON. 3 Opinion of the Court by Bronson, J.!thanks for their safe voyage across $ MINNIE J. NIE : Birdzell, J., & Christianson, the Atlantic. London critics say the : ' . John W. Cary, Attorney for Re-/audiencé could hardly be blamed for The names of some of these will appear ~ spontlent: ie: Dissent for Ap- | bursting into laughter, a ae w A in the | ohn A. Jorgenson, Attorney for Ap-| ‘The production of “The Mayflower, in the Republican col ane gihers ballot ' You LIKE BEE MGMER DOESNT pellant. b: la play wrich is a part of the tercen- Democratic column on the gener i \ GRAPE - THESE Good , Vis a | tenary celebrations in Londen, accord- except, the names'of A. M. Christianson for ; Fob CMALLA BOY LET ME EAT GRADES ‘From Divide County ljng-to ‘The Times shows again bow 1 Judge of Sapreme Court and Minnie J. Niel- + BCAUSE SUES "FRAID E, S. Prickett, Plaintiff & Respondent. | gifficult it is for a play of this kind to : son for Superintendent of Public Instruction. \WHY Aor You v8. ee |be anything but a series of episodes i r Sup! he N ti ballot TLL Swallow Otto Peterson, Sheriff of Divide Coun-}yery loosely strung together. Abra- 3 — These will appear on t onpartisan ballot. STAKE THEM <7. ty, North Dakota, Defendant & Ap! ham Lincon” was, of course the ex- a —_—_. pellant. |ception. There is no dra%na in The COUNTY LEGISLATIVE Tl Appeal from District Court of Di-| Mayflower play ys The Times and Weil vide County; Hon. Frank Es Fisk,!yery little humor, and the whole 3 TICKET ‘a Judge. ! consists of a series of scenes x “ no -|° G) Im an action for a-conversion | Jaid in Leyden, at Plymouth and in y q of an automobile siezed by a sheriff!New England. The Chronicle calls 5 mE, Senator— % under a warrant of attachment,| the play a crude melodrama, the love i =A >L, W. SPERRY. where the plaintiff claims to haveapre- | story which threads it having been viously purchased the same from the} taxen almost line by line from Long- Members of Hote NG a Judgment debtor, it ig held that. the gorow's “Courtghip of Miles Standish,” HAROLD SEM. 9 questions of whether ‘such purchase |pyt arranged With hardly any dra- L. E. HEATON, was-madg in good faith and for value} matic skill. VICTOR L. ANDERSON. : and whether there as on et | aa 5 i a, change-of po: jon and delivery re For Official Paper Burleigh County— ~ le, were upon the evi-| B.S ENGE, D.C. Ph. G. , ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. fad stions of fact for the jury. | Chiropractor i is for reference) erdict, award- | Consultation Free (Clip this fo 1 the sum of §ulte 9, 11—Lueas Block—Phone 260