The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1921, Page 7

> WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1921. HELP: WANTED—MALE LEARN—autos, vulcaniz- tractors, ing, welding or autom tive electric- ity in Northwest’s oldest, largest and best equipped school. Infor- mation free.. Minneapolis Auto & Tractor School, 240 2nd St. North; ~ Minneapolis, Minn. iS i LEARN BARBER TRADE—At the Moier Barber College, Oldest institution of its kind. Established 1893: Time-and ex- ense saved by our methods. Catalog ree. Moler Barber College 107 R. Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minn: 8-1-1mo man to WANTED—Steady reliable work nights. 'No experience neces- sary.’ ‘Lake, Motor Sales Co. '3-23-3t — : HELP WANTED—FEMALE eral house .work; no washing or ironing>Also girl to work for board and room, Apply Mrs. -H. .R. Berndt, 104 Avenue A. lw $2.50 PER Dat “pid one lady in each town to distribute free circulars -for Economy Non-Alcoholic Mlavor- ing. Permanent position. Barr Co., Chicago. WANTED—First class 2nd cook ~at once. Good wages. Steaay job. Cail 625 Phone 209. 3-16-1w WANTED—A maid tor general house- work, 714 2nd street. 8-21-1w ROOMS FOR RENT sae FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 442-L. Before 9 A. M. and _after 8 P.M. su 3-22-2w ROOM AND BOARD—at $10 per week Rooms 50c per day. St.am Heated (Meals Sic.’ Phone 31. _House. : Sk 3-16-lw FOR... RENT—Furnished..and. unfur- nished light housekeeping rooms. Business College. Phone 183, 3-7-tf FOR RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms, Also.a ‘house. Write No. 215 care of Tribune. | 8-22-2t ROR RONT—targe pleasant room on first floor, furnished for Nght housekeeping 620/ 6th — 8t. Rhur. .., 3-23-3t FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, _7113 3rd street. 3-17-lw FOR RENT—One room in modern house 369 8th st. Phone 236 R. 3: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Banner} Mrs. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ® bonteear Ingvald Bjore, R 7, Fergus Falls, | M Sale WISH ALL YoU MEN WOULD STEP INTO MY. OFFICE FOR A FEW MINUTES-| HAVE SOMETHING ‘TO tion 7 in.McKenzie township, neay| McKenzie, North Dakota, for lease, as a whole or in part. Owner. will! furnish seed. Most of said section is cultivated. No buildings there-| on. 73-9-2wk Geo, M. Register. ‘ust; out, containing facts of clover land! in Marinette County, Wisconsin. If for a\home or as an investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at once for this, special number ‘of ‘Landology. | It is free ‘on reyuest. Address Skid- | more-Richle Land Co., 435. Skidmore Riehle Bldg.,, Marinette, Wisconsin. : 1-5-3mos | HOUSES AND FLATS | 2 Res FOR SALE—Six-room modern howse east front, well located, two bed-)| rooms, for $3,160; on terms; + 5- room modern house. with fine gar-! age, for $3,400, on ‘terms; ‘7-room| modern house, well located, east} front, fine lot, with garage on good | terms; 6-room modern house, well | located south front 2 bed-rooms for $3,400 on “terms; large rooming) house; modern, for $5,000, on terms. | Geo. M. Register. 3-18-2w) HOUSE FOR SALE—Strictly. modérn house of seven rooms and bath One| of the most beautiful homes in Bis: marck, east front, nice neighbor- hood We refused $6,000 for this} home last fall. A bargain at $4,700. | $1,200 cash, Hurry. J. H.-'Holl-| han, Ist door east of postoffice. Phone 745. 3-21-lw FOR SALE—A. modern bungalow, just what you have been looking for 5 rooms and bath, two ‘bed ‘rooms, won-| derful location and beautiful shade} trees, price cut for quick sale, terms |, if you desire, Shown’ only by ap: | pointment, Henry & Henry. Phone! 961. B-22-5t FOR RENT—About April 4, A’ three! room modern apartment futhished for-housekceping. Phone 275-R eee were MISCELLANEOUS a ____3-48-lw_, | BISMARGK’S. REST. S. S. W. LEG- ‘OR RENT—Strictly modern apart:| horns, lay, win and pay. The lay- ment in the Rose Apartments 216 3rd street. F, W. Murphy. Phone} USB ke 3-3-0 FOR RENT—Smail bungalow, modern | NES SIR, 7b PRE RIGHT 1 :: birds is unquestioned as the record madé by therh at the leading shows is unequalled. We are in position BOSS, WiLL You Come: TO MY OFFICE, } A MINUTE! J WISH ALL You: YounG LADIES WOULD STEP IN’ MY OFFICE FORA : ALLRIGHT Few minutes! r ih PAGE SEVEN | WANTED You ALL To SEE THE LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF MY SON, DANNY! WHAT-Do Yow ‘Vhibit them, with the nec | with ‘ser’ }| North Dakoth, deceased, to the cred- itors -of,.and ‘all persons | yhaving claims against said deceased, to ex- ry vouch- ers, within four months after the first publicatétn of this notice, to said ad- ministrator at 212 Main street, his place of business, in the city, of, Bis- {®narek; inj said Burleigh county. Dated March Bth, A. D. 1921, ~* WALTER A. SATHER, ij Administrator. F, H. REGISTER, Attorney for Administrator, ismdcck, N. Dak. (March 9-16-23-30.) re : Summons, STAT ‘OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- ty of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth Judicial Distric Norman G. Manlove, VP nie Maw.loye, Defendant. The Stat¢ of North Dakota the Above Named, Defendant: You aie hereby summoned and re- quired to answer the complaint of the ‘plaintiff “in this action, a copy of which 1s{ hereto annexed and here- id. upd ‘you, and to serve a copy your answer upon the sub scriber his ‘office in the city ‘ot Burleigh county, North within thirty days after the service of ‘this summons upox., vou, exclusive Wt the day of such service tiff, vs, An- surcharges, requiring them to give bonds" conditioned for repayment in case the injunctional orders be held on appeal to have been wrongfully is- sued, it ig held: (1) The ‘action ‘of’ the trial court,’ both in granting the injunctions pendente lite and im subsequently per- mitting the surcharges to be collect- ed,/inyolved the exercise of diszre- tion and created a status for the par- ties to the litigation which will not be disturbed on appeal unless the dis- cretion was abused. (2)° The Boatd of Railroad Com- missioners is a. public body and’ can only act as a board. While the ques- tions before it may be decided by a majority vote (Sectiou 601 C. L. 1913), it is a prerequisite to valid board ac- tion that ‘each member shall have reasonable opportunity to offer his cdurisel’ ‘and, judgment’ to ‘the’ other members, and ‘to this end it’ is -re- quired either that action be taken at regular meetings or at a meeting of which each member is advised and giyen reasonable opportunity to at- tend. 4 (3) Since the actén of the district ‘judges in superseding the injunqtions pendente lite has created a status which, in view of the uncertainty of the outcome of the trfals on the mer- its, should not be disturbed, the de- fendants are given an opportnnity to ing and exhibition quality of my; ] THINK OF ITP of Florence Nightingale Catto, late 0 of the City of Plainview, at ane Couns Fo} TPiaOia. nee clowad ity ef “Hale, and State of Texas, de- FOR SALE—One new. Iow , é areaine eine & exsed, has been rendered to this aE er arian as gain; ope’ 509 Sourt, therein showing that the estate Pounds: oer 702- apes a 31 lav of said deceased is veady for final stfeet.. Phoned ATW) cottlement and distribution, and pe- dry, cleaning, hand press-j tioning that his account be allowed, Phone 406F-13, lock. J, W.F and in cage of your tailure so to ap-| continue the status so created by giv- pear andanswer judgment will be} mg security for the repayment of sur: taken agagast you by default for the; charges pending the determination of relief dem@nded in the complaint. | the litigation, in default of which the - Dated, Mebruary 8, 1921. orders appealed from are affirmed. | F. &. MeCURDY, ls from orders of 'the District Attorney for Plaintiff, | of Cass and Grand Forks Residence and P. O. Address, | Counties, Cooley, Cole and Englert, North Da Judges. i Bismarel April 6- Remanded. with directions. F Opinion of the Court by Birdzell)' J. Denegre, MeD mott, “Stearns | & Weeks, St. Paul}'and’ A’ W. Fowler, “argo, attorneys tor Appellant Union } Light, Heat’ & Power Co., Andrew Miller, Bismarck, and Cummin Roemer & Flynn,. Chicago, of coun sel. f William Lemke, Attorney’ General, | Kismarck, for respondent; Bangs, | Hamilton & Bangs, Grand Forks, and Denegre, McDermott, Stearns & NOTICE TO CREDITORS | In the matter of the estate of Jo- hanna‘ Brady, deceased. Notice ia hereby given by the un- dersigned J. D. McDonald, admi trator of thie estate of Johanna Brady, late of the: city of Bismarck. in the county of Burleigh, and state of North Dakota, detreased, to the- creditors and all persons having claims agains said deceased: to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, ‘within six leWeeks, St. Paul, attorneys for defend- months after the first publication of| ant and appellant, Red River Power this notice, to said Administrator, at}Company; Cummins, Roemer & 211 Second Street, in the city of Bis-| lynn, Chicago, and Andrew Miller, marck, in said Burleigh county. of Counsel, Dated’ March 22nd, A. D., 1921. Mayer, Grand-Forks, attorney J. D. McDonald, for plaintiffs and respondents. Administrar. . First publication on the 23rd day oe From Ransom County. i 5 : 22-3 ‘ithe ve and. lis 418 2nd St.| Tight now to furnish you with eggs] ing, relining, remodeling and tail-!the residue of said estate be distribut-| o¢ March, A. D., 1921. NELS MARTINSON, Plaintiff a - FOR RENT—A small bed room, fur- Phone 3 eel Suey 123 $¢| from these high class show birds, at one. Klein, tailor and canes “| ot, @ the persons thereunty entitled 8-23-30-A pril. 6-13. Senaont vs. Nils 6: tr vacbere: be nished, 411 Fifth street. né 273. —"Furmished poom! mod.’ $4 per15 eggs. John Pelkey. Phone oes Dies s-i-1mo | his administration closed, and he be fendant and Appellant. x a eMete poss FOR RENT Wornighed roomy moll | 608. Bismarck, N. D. 3-21-1w] FOR SALE—Oliver plow, 3 bottom discharged; that’ Wednesday, the 6thy g “ gee an ais pe ag ern home. Mandan Ave. | San ari Tole.| ‘enei Phone 833-L. J. H.j day of April, A. D.,1921, -at ten , q Us ee action Phone 262L. 3-19-1wk | FOR ee ee and give w mle Davie: Fa sik yee So.. Bismarck. aoc in The forenoofof that day at SURREME COURT | defamation which were consolidated Sone WAN | FOR RENT—A modern house. 7roonis; S#le' or: retail, sand and gravel is) Dowls, 4 aaa aaa trae at t rgoms! of this Court in’ the | @———— «| 4nd tried as one, the facts are stated WORK WANTED— Carpet beating,| 3 - a A of best quality in Northwest recom- N.D. eaters 3-18-1-w the court rooms! o ae t, ind it is held: window cleaning, house repairing or ie sur sth aes Fee ee rete | mended by Shanon & Boyd, James-| fOi¢ SALE—One Majestic range, hot | court House, in the City of Birman, From Burleigh County. (a) That no errors occurred at the any odd jobs. Phone 838-L. J. 1.) mapa — | town, N.D. For Prices write or Phone] water front. In yodtl cordition, at| County cf Burleigh, and State of! Jon mw wagTmRN TELEPHONE EX-| trial prejudicial to the defendant Dowis, 312 8th street So, Bismarck. | SOR RENT—Fui ed house,''seven C, F. Russell, Linton, N. D. 518 Sth street. 3-21-3t| North Dakota, has been duly ap-|* qt ed bat nae a deo al prej 2 x f 5 repute sy Suay "| rooms.) Phone 144X, or call at 802 | ¥ 3-18-1M BLPeet. far pointed by this Court for the, settle-| change Ci a Rorperation, Plaintit (b) That the trial court correctly WORK WANTED —Colorer ite wake | znd: S-19-1Wigs FOR SALE—One Hoosier 1 roe Wie Navy) ment thereof, at watch time a pines Canipantion ne ea athe cante cpa srhee ine doralel is amply suy ial = rp ars oa 5 y aster . 2 sa rea a ate C a ot a sup: es day work, of small bundle wash- |FO® RENP—Modern apartment. Call” yitehen table, 1 bed room table, 1|- Store. Price $300. Se2-1w{ Any person bane "exceptions, in| of North Dakota, et al., ‘Defendants | ported by the evidence. ' ? as) at Bismarck Tribune office. 3-15tf | li le, 1 buffet, 2 dining | = ee aes a ai Bee» | MAY APPCar and file his exceptions, in ’ % « y ele : ings. Mrs. Annie Cross, 217 South FOR SA! “A well built ‘frame house brary table, 1 buffet, din'ng | FOR SALE—One hot water in-| writing, to said account, apd petition] and Appellants, and ‘The Grand] Appeal from the District Court of ; ith rear. Sg _ S-AWK| "Do aein, seven rooms, wall lOcated,; chairs, 1 dressing table chair and] cupator, and-one 150-chick brooder,| and contest the game. Forks Steam Laundry Co. et al.] Ransom County; Hon, F. J. Graham. WANTED —Odd jobs , storm windows| jeautitul shade trees, low price for| OR Velvet rug, 8x10. Gall set 81} lidw. Co. 3-16-1W| And you, the above named respon-| Pai and | Rerpohdents, , vs.| J remoyed also. Phone 439x._3-17-2w Mromt. Ste. ats 8 UP< Sey, hon'ses Workmpn's Compensation Bureau | Affirmed. Opinion of the court”by 1 No: pail of Pure Mont ind Of quick sale, and the terms are easy. dents, and each of you, are hereby jon: WANTED—Work by hour.- Apply 619 i t, Henry, & ; Y rank J. Spallg, Plaga, N.D., jl. cited and required then and there to} of the $tate of North Dakota, et al.,| Hirdzell, J. Grace, J. dissents. Front sti M32 nea vont eis B25 ey delivered at any post office in Nen D. Nol. * ui # Ve he anil ae -hefore-this Court,sand| Defendants’ and Appellants. « |- | +0. 8. Sém;-Minor, attorhey for ap- = a a ree a GY 3 aaa for: $80, caster with “ erlPOR SALEZ-A Purecbred do 3, 3| show cause, if any you'have, ‘why said] Syllabus: Appeals from orders, o pellant, x a es 4 UAND «.. y HOUSES WANTED. _B. F. Smith, Jr, Fromberg, Mo: 1 months "old for $10, Jaquire Ha rris| account should not be allowed, the|the trial court coatinuing in for Curtis & ‘Remington, Lisbon (£, 't. FOR SALE—At a bargain 160 acres| WANTED — Bungalows. and houses. ! o9-Lm & Co. 8-4 residue of said estatesdistributed, the | certain temporary restraining orders.| Burke, Bismarck, on oral argument), in McLean County. Located about! We are having daily inquiries for | FIRST “GLASS | WORK—Cleaning. administration of said estate closed} Appeal, from District Court of Bur-| attorneys for respondent. 20 rds. from Crooked Lake, Rural WANTED TO DUY—Office chaire in bungalows, 3 and vacant lots! pressing, repairing, dyeing, ladies’ ore. BS ,| and said executor be discharged. leigh County, Hon. W. L. Nuessle es free delivery, telephone, but not in, tatcilipased ofthe aa wyList your, afd men's clothing, Eagle Tailoring} 8004 condition. Address P. im Dated the 1st day of March, A."D.,| suse of-the Fourth Judicial District TRAIN LOSES RACE As there is only a grainary on place, | ; it: rm & Hat. Works, phone 58, opposite 546, ba 1921 H ‘ Williston, \N.'D., March’ 23.—Pas- of , Property with us at once for quick ‘An application was made to ‘the WANTED—To 4 fresh?milk ew. i) "LEGAL NOTICES \ ———a NOTICE OF CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ss. In County Gourt, before Hon. I. C. Davies, Judge. in the Matter of the Estate of Flor- ence Nighti le Catto, Deceased , Petitioner. also a schoolhouse. 75 acres ‘in’fietd | y & y, Offica |__ postoffice. 1-18-tf : ' \ a trial cowrt for a temporary restrain-| Sengers on Great, ‘Northern train No. miles from railrcad. The proposed ‘ { i he = ermina Y the | came e: ‘ road: of thé, Great Northern’ erosséa | 21-lwk “blocking and remodeling men’s 5 1.C. DAVIES, pending the determihation' of | the to pick up epead every ‘Yalt length. above cases its, which 4 vats erica pati pe They started making inquiries and brought for the purpose of procuring feared that ne runnlas ayaa nt @ permanent injunction. Upon a’ mo Mr. Stork. ‘The train I ya ‘tion ‘before the trial court to continue ear the temporary order in force until THIS JUDGE KEEPS-BUSY the final determination of ‘the cases Huangyuen, China, Mats: 23.—This Hoan thelr meme an order to that) town boasts ‘the most pe jie cn tnd ce in the world. He’s magistraté Ki Lo, The present, when tried upon presiding over all court ‘business in Huangyucn. -In spare “time he’s their merits, questions of Breat im> portance. The trial ‘court required building tree. schoolhouses . and a Uenmiad, or Confucius Temple. hats, Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works, Phone 53, opposite Postoffice. : Jadge of the-County Court. Let the foregoing citation be served by publication in the Bismarck Tri- bune,once each week for four suc- ive weeks, all not less than ten before said hearing. © (EAL) I. C. DAVIES, \ Judge of the County Court. Wer;\Ztiger & Tillotson, iMttorneys for Executor, Buumayck, N. D. M@1.\/2-9-16-23, the land. | $2600 takes it and half) of crops which is my share by pay-| ing for seed. On terms. $500 cash | ; will handle it. Write 211 Tribune! or seven rooms, for information. ‘ 3-21-1w| Henry & Henry. Phone 961. WILL: TRADE QUARTER SECTION | aeemeenee all tillable farm land for late model | FOR RENT auto. A. L. Garnes, Regan, N. D.) FOR RENT—Large spacious store in Means | downtown business block. Available WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER IN! April 1st. (For terms, location etc., the line of irproved or unimproved) _ apply, Bismarck Realty Co, 3-22-lw land, close to railroad town in the | OFFICES—Well appointed two room, client who wants to~buy: a-nice home, modern in every respect, six <8 w white rotary sewing machine, 2 electric; ong 6-! drawer drop head oak finish; ¢los-j ing them out. Phone 887 for ap- pointment 3-21-1w _ e18-Lw WANTED—Milk end cream customers in north and ‘n parts.of the city preferred. am delivered ic any part of the city on Saturday. Of plaintiffs’ honds sufficient eastern’ part of North Dakota. In| \connecting, suite. Adaptable to, Jonnings Dairy. Phone 402 Keith Angus ( i ieee amount, and made prc n for ad- oe panies eg answering state. legal descriptio: | professional use. Apply at once. B-18-at Willian Buses Ca'to, Respondent ‘NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ditional bonds in case of ne : sity, pee eer IE RIES 25" ee Sharactes of the poll and Sune | Bismarck Realty Foe aera FOR SADEIS0 by 120 1000 Ton | eee are ee ee OTA| incittls Matter of the’. Raine of vill ould protect all pores ee | MARKETS ut | and the very lowest price. etc. Write a2 River’ Addition on paving. Will| ‘TQ ‘THE ABOVE NAMED. RES-| tcon: Sather, Deceased. talnationof the ‘eases, they were dee] @——— {ohe, Pa t fi sell for part cash, balance on month PONDENTS: reby given by the under* Hunted savas ia ‘pill ine STRE 7 WHEAT { | ly payments. Write No. Betts at You, the,said William Bruce Catto, saued 3 alters te Beers ndminlet Inithesd circu: the trial} Chicago, Mar. Strength devel- Ae | BUSINESS DIRECTORY | Licensed Embalmer in Charge NIGHT PHONES 65—887... Undertakers DAY rHONE 80. | BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY | STUDEBAKER — ani — CADILLAC Seah ae AUTOMOBILES vs . PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS _ Licensed Embalmers in Charge : Day Phone 100 ( Night Phone 100 or 687 | BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET > Upholstered Furniture Made to Order | SHOE FITTERS — MAIN STREET Prices closed nervous 33-4 to 41-4 cents net lower, Shredded cedar bark used in hens’ nests keeps insects out of them. FOR SALE—First class river bottom and, all persons interested in said cs- tate are hereby notified that -the final hay, $10 per ton, f.0.b. Stewartsdale. _ CARL PEDERSON FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, Southwestern North Dakota and Southeastern Montana BISMARCK, N. D. Freckles and His Friends UEAD LER or. FRECKLES. | og eee ee y They’ ¢ Got the Marsh: ther, laté of the city of Bismarck,’in account of the Executor of the estate| tne court y of Bugleigh, and ‘state of s Conte By Blosser | HURRY » UD ALEK - WE GOTTA CATCH HER BEF ORE THE MARS) MAL SEES" HER. IE I KETCH THAT © M&GOOSEY KID TLL SEND WIM To THE REFORM ScuooL 11! court did not abi cretion in so ‘continuing in .orce the temporary restraining orde! Orders Affirme court u Attorney G Bismare ° Le D., Attorneys for fendants d Appellants. Bangs. Hamilton & Bang: Forks, N. D., Attorneys for ?la and Respondent. William Lem Foster & Baker Ke torneys for Defendant nd Forks € OF NORTH DAKO’ un Lemke, Plaintit ‘ spondent, vs. Union Light, Hert Power Company, # corporation fendant and Appellant, and City of Grand Forks, a municipal cor tion, et al./ Plaintiffs and Respcond- ents, vs. Red River Power Company, a corporation, Defendant and Ap- pellant. (Two Cases.) In two actions brought ‘companies Syllabus: to enjoin defendant utility from putting into effect tain sur- charges upon their, rates r electric- ity, gas and heat, which surcharges purport to be authorized by orders of the Board of Railroad Commis-} sfoner’, the complaints attack the validity of the orders of the commis- sioners on the ground that the pur- ported orders. reflect the individual action of the members of the board ther than the action of the Com- mission as a body. The pleadings frame issues af fact concerning the manner in which the action resutt- ing in the purported orders was tak- en. |Upon orders to show cause the L court granted injunctions | against the surcharges but subse-| quently superseded the injunct! and ‘allowed def€ndants to collect the " R. 8, ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. : Chiropractor Consultation Free 3. oped in the whet market today. 1 Opening prices ran:ed from 1-4 de- cline to 1-2 advance rere followed by moderate sag: \ yes erda Jour tn- Shipments, 009 killers, mostly steady. Good beer’steers, $8.75 to $9.25, small lots, bulk, $6.75 to $8. Cows and heifers, $1.50 to $6.50, few up to $ Veal calves steady, best $8.50. Stoekers and feeders, slow and weak. Sheep receipts, 2,500, opening slow, | about steady. Lambs, choice to $10. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. Minneapolis, Mar. 23.—Wheat re- ceipts, 175 cars, compared With 195 a year age: Cash No, 1 northern, $1.59.1-4; March, $1.37; May Corn No. 3 yellow, 50c to Oats No. 3 white, 35c to Flax No 1, $1.721-4 to $1.75 1-4. Barley, 46c¢ to 66c. | Rye No. 2, $1.403-4 to $1.413-4. HARVEY HEADS ELKS | Williston, N. D., March 23.—The | Elks lodge of Williston has elected the following officers; George Har- | vey, exalted ruler; W, H. Bangs, \es- | teemed leading knight; A. W. Dolph, | esteemed loyal knight David Green- igard, esteemed lectuting knight; Wil- liam. Broderick, secretary; S. M. 'Hydte, treasurer, and Jom Oversgh, i Suite 9% L—Lucas Block—Phone 26¢ 1". in™