The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1920, Page 7

saruaay, DEC. 11, 1920." ion al patie TREO PAGE SEVEN 2 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS —\ wet"wsueviaarnerm BY ALLMANSER BETTERING NEW LINE FOR’ * q] “\ CONDITIONS IN | SEED CONTEST. WELL, TAKE Your Time We CERTAINLY HAVE BEEN Gee,’ LATE THIS... senger Allen Car in ; r BREAK- rice LATELY! MEARN BARDEN TRADES AEE NDE | fool mewhaen ae" yal) gRawe! waned | re mre Mel. Have ToGeT MORE NATION'S FARMS OF THIS YEAR kind, Baeathshed 188. Time ana ext| “Mest Market, 611 Bronaway, or phone) “TO. GET DowM EARLY | Wowr MAKE ANY we pense saved hy our methods, Catalog| — (22. 12-10-1wk Too “This MORNING, IVE ~ a ee wanrap- aie FOR SALE—FWvE ps HELP THAT "s ALL There: is tor! free. Moler Barber, College 107. RK. RN—Autos, ‘Tractors, Vulcanizing, j Nicollet Ave,, Minnepaolia.. — 11-29-1mo, y ding ce Automotives EI Blectrielty: 4 Got A. BIG Lor OF e Northwest's oldest, largest ani ei DAN! WANTED—Experienced man‘ clerk, One| equipped. School. ‘Information Free. Work To Do To! Dierecence! | Speakers at Conference Express. H. L. Bolley Explains the Pian to A ‘3 that is.capable of taking.management| Minneapolis Auto & Tractor School. Yonfi i i i? of store, Must furnieh. reference, ‘Ap:| | 340 Bnd Bt. North Minneapolis Minn. : y Confidence in, the Be Used: in Contest to ply. B. H. Weber Wellworth, Stare, “ek | 12-11-1t 7 \ Industry Be Held at Fargo SER—Y MC A Auto School, Los Angeles. BAL ESMAN a Kansas Dec. 11.--Farmers} H. H. Bolley, of Fargo, secretary of _ None better. Start right. 12-10-2t| HOME WORK =| , perierfce vunneasgean veekly, up; Dx- Everything fur- Nnished;. Send self addressed stamped en- ‘<_ HELP WANTED—FEMALE | velope’ for, free particulars. KURN 3 /WANTED—Gin or middie aged. woman) GANDYMAKERS CO. 18th St Pata 8 for generat housework. Mrs. a mot Ist street, \ Phone 698L, wn nore of ‘the United “@tates face a new era,|the North Dakota Seed Growers’ as: which will be marked by a steady im-|socidtion, makes announcement con- provement in marketing confitions, | cerning the sample exchange seed con- despite the present discouraging low jtest to be held in Fargo, January 18- price of farm products, speakers de- | 21, as follows: . clared here ut the fifteentiT annual |- “The North Dakota improved seed | interniational farm congress. Confi- | growers’ association contest will lie? dence in the future of the farming in- | conducted upon an entirely new line, dustry, was’ expressed and farmers | ‘The contest will occur as usual in the Ti Yor Commission —For Salary’ and Expens wanTED — = Girl or woman for general’ with Drawing. Account. Must be Active, | E ousewor! hone 746, or call 613,| “Ambitious, Mhergetic. References. re- i i 4 t | 4 \ Third gtreet, 0 __ 32-828) quired. Landmark’ & Co., Denver, { WANTEDSGini for_general housework. | _ Pa. eet | i Mrs, E.'V. Labr, 15 Ave. B.~_12-7-1wk) WAN jalesman for Bismack and - ane D—Competent girl for house:| Vicinity. Commission contract only, for! : . a work. ‘Three in family, 722 Mandan | Spare time or full tine. We will teach | wairnel of esies: bot Seon lvargo Auditorium, ‘the exhibitors | . acAve:lHhone 809. Ve10. tt) Bat free’ schoo! of instruction and: Wan | Hague father: Than Tatiire “production [Cogs weanee cee unizee ny Ietiey tb Ue ee c| struct help | and, rathe a rep Ye p , ~ .CLERKS—(Men, Women) over 17, for] you build a business of your own, Massa- plans,drew. the principal viecussion, (done in the following manner: ‘The 7 Postal Mail Service. $125 a month,| chusetts Bonding und Insurance Com- ory ‘Conny Se Jexhibitors will furnish exhibit samp- Expertence unnecessary. For free pa pany, Accident and Health Dept. Sag- YY ‘i R 9 1 2 Condemnation of the conditions | jes of larger proportions than in the an te Heulars, ‘of examination, rite R. inaw, Michigan, Capital $1,500,000 Goo BYE y EMEMBER NOW - which brought about the decline in seed exhibited will be clean- & ‘ormer:, Civil Servic : 12-11-1t | =| 1 m i : Continental Blag., Wa: gan ee May HAVE TO \GET HALF OF ALL He Da ae m M OnEceritan eee sowing purpos ’ y speakers. rans atio: vias FACTORY RE Pi R Bs SE NPATIVES ‘ BAe ANTEDLt . i i Kk. TONIGHT, Nou WIN-TONIGHT. el anspor = AT Gige: Wan and wife in wan Bares, man utaetul er. of Nien caeerul = west BO IRIS } . blamed by some for inability to mar-| ity ‘of variety to warrant’ use as” a . Woman to cook and man |)" fives to develop. tried and. successful . / 5 ket the products, when w-'res were | prize to other growers to be used for to. work Ni orem Address Box 484," selling plan... Sales made on installment NOT HOME DONTE. { Z higher, and boards of trade generally | pl od plot ashek Ens D: ____2-11-3WK| plan." Liberal. commissions pald on ac- For Me! aie bards of, trade generally | planting seed plots. MAN OR WOMAN—Wanted, Salary $36/> Ceptance of order. We want men ¢a- | fe denounced as contributing to] “This contest is to be a great sam- full time, 75¢ an hour spare tims, selling| pable of earning at least $100.00 weekly. | falling prices. A ple exchange contest. As usual, the Ns guaranteed Rosiery to wearer. Experi-| Exclusive territory -being assigned. | despite calamitous low prices a! growers will compete for champion- ence unnec w for the farmer prize, first prize, second prize, ry. International ied Write immediately to Sales Manager, nit | nv} at hand,’ | ship | Norristown, P AN Congress, St., , Chicago, a declared W. 0. Lynian of Utah, vice | third prize. Any grower who wing a - soniuhs lta Nee EE president, who directed the meeting j prize in the kind of grain or seed, po- R SALE OR RENT ‘ AGENTS WANTED iS in the absence of Senator Arthur /tatoes or corn, which he exhibits, will (OUSES AND FLATS | AGENTS—Muke, $75.00 weekly sefling| Capper of Kansas, president, “1 be-j} be entitled to a corresponding champ- lieve low prices are temporary, and jionship, first, second or third prize in that out of the situation will emerge ;somé,.other kind ‘qf seed, which he a greater Comprehension of the na-|needs for the purpose of starting a tion’s extent and richness. Instead | plot. The samples for exhibit of moping now, the mer should | will be sent to the Pure Seed Labora- realize his virtual deliverance from |tory to be tested and: judged as in the isolation.’ past. Only samples of proper variety, FOR SALE—Six room modern house, in-| guaranteed hosiery. We — guagantec | cluding-g bed rooms, east front, 50'foot| $36.00 weekly full time. 75¢ an hou tos, {ullgpasement, facing east, fdx 33 spare., time. - Experience unnecessary.. 250, 0 terms, partly monthly, F Perfectwear Hosiery, Darby, Pa. me! uick - possession .glven; “owner os 12-11-18 | leaving City. Geo.,M. Register, WIDE AWAKE MEN—To take charge of | -i2-7-1wk| our local trade. $6 to §8 a day stea t no: experience required; pay starts \ FOR SALE— Nine room iiiodérn house,| once. Write today. Amerjcan Products | strictly modern, also 50 foot lot andj Co., 2920, American maek Cincinnati | Warning farmers of the danger in| purity, and quality will be exhibited Cay barn. Call 419 7th eee Ohio, ; j12-11-1t limiting production, Dr. H. J. Water: lat the contest. Samples for exhibit WERE YOU ¥ “OFFERKD_A GRO. a governor of the congress and former should, therefore, be, thoroughly FOR RENT=Apartiient in Rose Apart- CERY STOR You can handle Sugar, | «: ments, Apply FW. Murphy, Phone] Flour, Canned Goods, Dried Irrults, Cor! | eee eee head of the Kansas state agr FL eee ee ation wen 852. ; 12-9-2wks | fee and entire'line of Grocerles, as well a | College, said the marketing situation |is to find the» best as Paints, Roofing, Aluminum qari ag he saw it was “one that would the best 20 ears of corn ,the best 20 potato tuber MS FOR RENT’ Tanerrinvostel take inet yi Ha grantee and interest on such sum. Booke & Olson, ranchers of Belfield|improve; not go further into the | pote half peck of nn RENRED ; TERR samples. Goods are guaranteed and| 9% Where an action for breach of a . vicinity, in a’ suit'in Stark county } mire.” alfa FOR RENT—One double room. Switches H covenant of ‘seisin is brought by an district court against the govern- pee ~/etc alfalfa see sweet clove and bralds de from. your cambings. proven quality, Selling experience not the best peck of any other kind Prices are feasonable. House. work| Necessary... Steally, profitable-work for / assignee of the grantee, and it is ment,-to recover for the loss of sev- of grass wanted.by hour or day, Call, 13 ga} “Workers.” | Address Hitchcock - H4ll | shown that. the assignee paid to his GREAT QUANTITY eral head of cattle drowned Noy. 28, FORMER MANDAN “Send in your exhibit samples now. ultural | cleaned. The purpose of the contest bushel of wheat, ss or forage seed. 5 Streets 12-1 Co., Dept. 164, Chicago, Ill. Reference: lwk | agai : ’ i 1919, in the railroad réservior, through | - [AIL samples, except only potatoes, 4 = a — \Any Bank or Express Co, 12-11-11 assignor the same consideration , 1 ‘oad reéservior, through } samp excep nly p a | POR RENT Three soos andy bathesuns MISCELLANEOUS i which the assignor paid to his.gran> 4 2 the alleged_negligence of the govern- MERCHANT DIES ‘must be shipped so as to arrive by have for wale a sewing aching: Phone eins, = : or, the assignee is’ entitled to recover ‘ ~~ jment. Forty-four head of cattle, AT PORTO RICO January 10th. Prepay all postage and . ae 905: 19-6-1wk | FOR SALE—Two ho power direct cur-|the same damages that the .grantec ‘ claimed to have been kept waiting express. Pay up your membership af a For RENTOA room th modern House: | +} rent motor. Bar' Bakery. eat ‘might have recovered if he had main-|V. 5 on the right-of-way, because the} Mandan, Dec. 11 ohn M. Turner |fee and make applic tion on the en- if Will also keep boarders, and do washing. | aN FOTIA WK! tained the action. i = if : stockyards werg full and cars were|who for many years was located in\tty blanks for the kind of seed: which | 06 As B.___ 12: SAWS | YC ocery “store, or Re taper pene Fromsa judgment of the district Concern Would Sell 50,000. 00! 2 immediately available, fell into]Mandan with the old Missouri Valley |You wish to try to All samples i GENE Goase: TOA uraiohed roma ih «State cash price -and particulars, John; court of Mercer County, Hanley, J., " ou tthe icy waters sof the reservior.| Milling company. died in San Juan, Will be properly stored ii /RGprR popee, 18 ae exeoping. |. J. Black, N..Dakota St, Chippewa Falls. plaintiff appeals. Pounds in U. §. Every ~ Fifteen were drowned and 29 died | Porto Rico, on Nov. 28, aged 63 years. a i FOR, RENT—Furnished room in modern | Visconsin. ———- ul" | "Reversed. a ‘ jafter being rescued. “ The plaintiffs |The Northwestern Miller of D i | “Whisky” Got- on oe e. 93 ‘ W. WANTED—To buy a satisfactory modern Year elaimed the government was_negli- votes nearly a 2 a hi house “on car line, 939, 4th’ ‘street, | WANTED —To buy i pinion of the couyt by Christian- ‘ ee 5 " devotes nearly a page to a his 1} Eehons e, 543K. " ‘ tye nen Well acer ee ee compara | son, Ch. J.. Robinson, J. dissents. ae aeett gent for not fencing the reservior, sketch of Mr. Turner whose ac ; Bad Checks Turns OR RENT—One furnished room in corner, for all or part cash, at a satis-| ~Newton, ‘DuMam &) Youn| ~ New Y. ip-| _) =— in the milling and flour trade covered x P . 2 s = 4 ig, of Bis- New York, Dee. 11. Hu ship: g an e covered ern home.” Phone:754L. 12 factory bargain. What have you to offer?|marck, attorneys for appellant. ments of Danish butter ma: reach} MOORE POTENTATE !2 long period of years and gave him | Out to Be Tea i oe =e P.O. Box 343, Bismarck, North Dakota.|"Raward 8, Allen and Theodore Kof-|America, ' Denmark plans to ship an, acquaintance in both America and Th a a SN SAND” FURNITURE FOR SALE — Fu E| fel Bismarck, Attorneys for Respond- | 50,009,000 pounds a year to the United , OF EL ZAGAL Europe. | He was connected with the} Chiat” witch CACC UY Eanacre ‘on WANTED ES To hes trom ounen of Bood buffet. Ubrary table, rocker, dining | ent. tes and, has shipped this year, . aaiesde or Northwestern Miller con ee fill os cently rape ere } larm for. sale. State price, ful room . table, kitchen cabinet, ice bo: _——S 23,757,160, i are in-; Fargo, Dee. | 11.-- 4 . Moore when he removed to Mandan. e 2 serene Pen munnep pole ane pee room set. As! good as news| BIGGEST WHITE ane ane Waa week omens Oieh | was last night elected illustrious|Later le became general manager of ‘tained from Canadian liquor dealers } Mion. 23 ss ‘all 714R,_or_706 Tenth street. 12 Consolidatéd ” ‘Co.gperated Creamery | potentate of El Zagal temple, A. A.|the North Dakota Milling association, |by the payment of worthless cashie es it } BOARD AND ROOM FOR SALE OR RENT—Séveral full dress | : . i Tcaateere ‘ : . \g P oe p q -|O. N. (M.S, at the annual|which afterward went into liquidation, checks it appears, were, in part at SAT op tne PAGE reasonable | sults ong tuned aur aino uneated for)” RATE DEDICATED (ee °cinseryag sevice on transation:| Dus i and in. 1894 Mr, Turner went to[least, composed of an absolutely Kick- ey D ij 1 new and. worn’ suits oO te refrigera ory) an-| business session. He succeeds sA. W. ‘ Heh atieet« Whgme an ga KLEIN, eae ioe Ben TO SCIENCE E tte vashel els! page ige on ransailem towler and ‘becomes tue Fargo|Europe as a special representative of |less imitation of unknown Ingredients t SAVE, RUEL=Equip your windows and US Butten trade en here admit that | Shrine’s 15th illustrious potentate. flour and cereal mills. He opened an|and somewhat resembling cold tea in ’ a... .WORK _WANTED i ogrs ma Weather strips an annual te, on» the flood ‘of Dantsh, butter may Freak] ' The other elected officers are T. I. /office in Hamburg where he remained dangerous characteristics. “This was i ee WOMAN Wi Wan ork, by 7 pour: and price ask Tor C, et cnegimatipn fb ” Manhattan, Kas, Dec Kas, Dec. 11—The big-4the price ‘though’ they say that pro-| ‘Lewis, chief rabban; William Curtiss, for about ten years, after which he|the announcement made this after- Cath, 733% ph WK} “Hotel. “Monarch Metal’ Weather Strip [est white rat in. the world doesn’t , Davly the-hreakgvou'd not last longer assiftant chief rabjan; A. H. Ios) went to Porto Rico where He ids been (oon by F. ©. Upton, U.'8. commis. 3D—Stenographie work by experi- 11;2t | than was tecessars to-drive the for-| ¥acher, high — priest and prone; |i. business éver since. He was inj/sioner, after experiments with some belong sorapelrens, Butato, the Kan eign-psodugt from the market. Walter Reed, oriental guide; Fred A.| Minneapolis last summer on his re-|of the goods in question. To what ex- and ‘Until a year ago Denmark shipped | Irish, Treasurer; Wih. T. Johnston, |turn from the Democratic National | tent the alleged swindlers were them- times Write ib, Sth Btreet, Firat oor Ber ee ie a 4 ume. Write 41 ith si ree 4 rst floor, LE—A lo. 10 pail of a . ofpes ne 2-6-fwk | ° Montana ‘Honey delivered at any Post S28 State Agricultural ‘college; t WANT his size) has i i * Wadi ‘ i Ne 5 Prancise vi i Q x 4 WANTED-2Odd jobs by young man or ee OE Bae Tee Foaate ie | sctentiats pes Serene Bearer from | 3 putter to, thi cbuntry. ‘ngland recorded; C Edy, trustee: A. G. {convention at San Francisco. selves swindled iy only a matter of to take care of furnace. | Montana. * 11-15-1m0 | Hig ‘ni ig . was her big buyer and Germany and|Arvold, editor, and Frank \1. Gage, ae conjecture. is S x is ‘name is “White FE! ant.” fer big y 3e + aay p ” 2 5; FOR SALE—Hight prize winning Ro c-lis being used by H. Le ieee ushit a little, “Then Wngland chang-| master of, ceremonies. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE tored” liquors and faked booze had WANTED—Washing. Phone 437X. 12-6-8t |". I, cockerels...Three dollars a. bird” ‘ ‘ ‘ ed her import regulations and Danish; The delegates to the imperial coun-|may eventually give to women rights | been previously unloaded upon Amer- : if taken before Jan. 1. Also fresh eggs 80% Of genetics, in an’ experiment to | i efor proiiucers ‘ieeided this country | cil are J. Frank ‘Treat, past imperial to which fs are entitled but good {ican smugglers and that the bogus 4 z for sale... 518 Lith street, or call 617x. determine the’ inheritance of size. He 2 profitable market, potentate; 1B. V. Moore, George Par-|health, wifch is the birthright of!check swindle was arranged in ia. LOST AND FOUND _ 12-6-1wk | Weighs 633 grams. The biggest white | fered 4 more p F8on Mefutcheon of Minot, and |every American woman, must be hers{venge for the cheat. Mr. Upton stat- Fy q ,, doe, Erne LOST—Gold:Lavallierp and Chain. Finder | FOR SALE—One large iron safe; one|Tat of whom there is any previous specs torsMades Sondergaard,| ed this afternoon he has information ~ 5 “4 cs ‘ici gent for the Danish con-; George Galchouse of Carrington. before she can fully enjoy the pri pei Sle Eee te: pr phone one Pieces wed at rings gure sees | record. was, Goliath, has wae the Solldated ‘dea sof ton the! is Rota | four hundred and_ twenty-seven|jeges which women's suffrage will | that two ¢ loads of the cold tea stim- SOSH ot hye balwcon Hex | O'Hare In Little Bide. “Bel No, git! largest of 30,000 rats rafsed by Dr. i ention of fighting American produces, | new members were admitted during pring. Women who suffer from those | wlent was carried all the way down to Oc iata 425. Reont: street, Name no anear-tt, Helen Dean. Kigg of Philadelphia, |yut Denmark intends to create athe past year, making a total of/dreadful pains, backache, headaches, | Omaha. ~ 4 on shield of James Garrison, Driscoll, SALE—Completely furnish- widely known for her experiments | market here. : 2,509 members, ‘ irritability, nervousness and depres | N. D, Finder please return to'425 Front | ed. Good location ii a growing town, fit these animals. Goliath beets ‘Phe United States consumes 12,000,000 | = —— sion, symptoms of organic trouble, | fi eureel. test Sy) apie Runkel, Za. Le Sd a experiments aré Yoras | Pounds of butter’ dafiy. Although at Ambig 008 a A should rely on Lydia E. Pinkham’s BR, 8. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C oo A st and dvercoats 8* _ 1 ie Englis jersta: mer- peti a 5 i ade 4 \ AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES Risin order at 10 to 20 per fet cent off. | certain how sige is transmitted to off- butter and TEN ie a oh sowie | eee laa Mai Commaunes which a made Chiropractor FOR (SALE Ford Coupe, Uke new. |GUY GERMAN CITY BONDS On-mx: | (DIME. “White Wlephant” has 69-liv- Ty year’ now the reverse is true, and] “Some of them do. Why?” {to a normal, healthy condition as 1 | Consultation Free Plectrig ghts, starter. Schock ansorb.’| “CHANGE Should make 1000% to 1500% | may ave all large ond nae ce erer: [this @ouptry imports 4,000,000 pounds || “My daughter is to be married in }has thousands of. other American : @ ‘ers. Speedometer.” Large | steering | profit, when exchange reaches normal, | They are all large and ohe son™bids | 4 week. London and the earl has cabled me | women.—Adv. Suite 9, 11—Lucas Block—-Phone 960 ~ wheel neta Ch Rime, spars are: Write for free partici lar Gk fair to take the chamapionshlp Away | 1 to eome across.” 4 i ” CBN at Van. Horn Hot born Sc. Chicago from his daddy. | RANCHMAN RECOVER DAMAG “Well?” ’ ; ‘i OVE Aa a, : Oe Be Oe ee — Tri “) r i Belfield,“W. D., Dec. 11,— Damages ; Does he want rae or my wad? | ihapesm vi Ags, Bring Hesulte. ‘in the sum of $2,640 were awarded |-—Boston Transcript. = i gn ore re 5 a BUSINESS DIRECTORY | SUPREME COURT | ed from the surface, which. may be Se ETE held by ‘one person and the mining | e ° 1 u From Griggs County ist * | enSby anothet; and the ownership Freckles and His F: riends ‘ ‘Tag Has Confidence in Himeelt. By Blosser of mines, whether opened or unopen- Henry Anderson, Plaintiff and Appel- 60; 'inay eXist ‘distinct from the -own+ y \ WEBB BROTHERS edanty | iy petship of the’ surtade. =S ° Ss UAT So? Undertakers Embalmers ‘Funeral irectors Thorval P. Overby, as Administrator aig he seteraics a ete ae he ca ee ME oe Licensed Embalmer in Charge fi je acconi- ' naa ne ith will annexed of the estate of plished by a conveyance of the mines | Sit on GRANDPA F i ve 1 DAY PRONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 irew Anderson, Defendant and | and iinerals,-or'by a conveyance of LAD, won’ pet " ‘ou: fewer hore = ° Respondent. ha Ca ) ick aR, land with a reseryation or ex-j ——$—$—_—- in ry Appeal from judgment o! istrict , ception as to the mines and minerals. 7 Court of Griggs county, N. D., for{ 3. ‘After severance, the surface and BISMARCK. MO! TOR COMPANY Trial de Novo. Graham, J. minerals are held by separate and Diatrihulors of (SyNabus) * | distinct titles An severalty, and each ~ | Ss T U DE B A K E R 4 In an action to determine adverse |is a freehold estate of inheritance. fad, yw claims to certain land, plaintiff claim- | 4° In this case the grantor ingert- Cc ADILLA C ed title,.under a certain warranty |ed in the granting clause in the deed ,>LL AD deed’ from one Andrew Anderson, his’|the following provision: * * * except- Qa AUTOMOBILES father. Nine years after tre-date of ing and reserving-unto the grantor, its : the déed, and a few months after his | Successors and assigns, forever, all “, a faffier’s death, plaintiff recorded the |cbal and iron upon or in said:land, ; deed. The defendant, administrator |and alsd the use of such surface as of the father’s estate with the’ will |may be necessary for exploring for; annexed, contended, that no grant |and mining or otherwise extracting | ‘ever was made by the deed. It is con- }and carrying away the same.” It is ! ceded, that it was signed and acknow- | held that, in absence of statutory pro- | ledged. The sole issue in the case visions to the contrary, this provision | y was whether or not ft was delivered. jis not void for uncertainty or indefin- The ‘answer denied the delivery of it. | iteness; and that it excepted the coal Thére was evidencé by and on behalf jand iron deposits from the operation of plaintiff tending to show delivery, ; of the deed, and that the fee title PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS | Licensed Embalmers in Charge Day Phone 100 Night Rhone 100 or 687 BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET rd and evidence on behalf of defendant, thereto was retained in the grantor. “yo - : wo Bee tending to show there was no ‘deliv. | 5- Where the grantor is-not seized WTS SEE-WusT )\ TM AFRAID SHAT . ‘ Upholstered Furniture Made to Order ¥ ery. The trial court made 10 finding of Bropeniy wate his deed purports isha 3. I COUNT 22 WOULD BE Too HARD 1 of fact; to the effect that there was |to convey, the covenant of seisin ‘s no delivery. broken as soon as ;the deed is made ou=TLL COUNT FoR You, TAG.- Held, that such finding is sustained | and delivered, and an immediate right py #he evidence, and, hence, the judg- jf action accrues to the grantee for ment should be and is affirmed. iits bréach. J Opinion of the court by Grace, J.’ | ..6. Tf there’ is merely a technical “Christianson, Ch. J., Bronson an‘l| breach of the covenant, the grantee is Richmond sipitne) Birdzell, JJ., concur specially. entitled to merely nominal damages; | — A Judgment affirmed. - [tim in cases where the grantor, at the i \ Engérud, Divet, Holt & Frame, at- time of the ‘ekecution and Uelivery of . torneys~ for. plaintiff and appellant, } the deed, f§ not. in fact or in law Seiz- SHOE 3 Fargo, N. D. ed, of the premises to which the eove- . Combs & Ritchie, attorneys for de-}nant relates, a cause of action, for FITTERS AD " wy ) fonda and respondent, Valley City, | Substantial damages, accrues immedi- * ale htely upon the delivery of the deed. Under section 5446, C. L. 1913, a ; A From Mercer County tause of action for the breach of a MAIN STREET Beulah Coal Minning Company, a cor- | Covenant of seisin is assignable. CARL PEDERSON poration, Plaintiff and Appellant, jaa heh) conveyance FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, ‘he: exelabiation, “Oh, dea? met” vs. Lessa areeaes 4 Exantes the Southwestern Nortt, Dakota and {js a corruption of “Oh, Deus meus,” ) Karl Heihn, ay and Rosina Hell of the chvdaant saath He id Pimen Southeastern Montana and ee.ivalent to the French “Oh, ™ esponde! . sd S ie i 1K, Perey one bees nig cie the consideration paid by ihe BISMARCK, N. D, mon Dieu. Vere So at e