The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 7

"PAGE SEVEN hens Sra eneoe earner eseneres mereeenne WHERE FROGS ARE CHICKENS |(*———-, > —_—¢ i| . MARKETS fp Tariff Laws of the United States Say ; : They Are Same and Alike “in Markets! i VEC re a Three Counts.” | ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 1 | N cemmvamemennenentes | { “VEARELEN AND. DANNY HAVE © «OER WELL, How HAVE. You i, : BELP, WANTED—MALE | _{ AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES GONE TO A MOVIE.- WON'T. | BEEN? ARE You VES, JUST MoTAER || ie — ‘ SOUTH ST, PAUL, April 1.—Cattle ‘: ERARNAutos, tréetors, vuloanla-! POR SLE, CHEAP—One Chandler! — \LYou si DOWN? | HAVEN'T ‘STIL LIVING with || ME AND THE To one not versed.in tariff Iaw, or | receinis 1,600; steady to strong. | Kill ing, welding or automotive electric-! * car,/4 passenger, #3 good as new; | + . SEEN YOU IN A LONG are) 2 ' familar, with the devious and tortu- | 8 Classes around 26 cents high¢r. ity in Northwest's oldest, largest (. five new t Call at“ Army and SF Si foyR MOTHER SAT. ous channels0f reasoning. followed | et! Foo. i 5800 ey y ‘Bu (A 0 0, 2. | x and bést .equipped) sshool, Infor-) ' Navy:sto: Main St.,-or phone 30: \ mation ‘free. Minneapolis Auto & 4 -3t} only by chstoms legal luminaries, some | Butcher cows and heifers‘3450 to.” ofsthe decisions at. first appear to be | 98.25; mostly, $4.50 to $7.00. ba! wants SS eS j _ Tractor School, 240 2nd St’ North,| FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Chevro aN , My rather odd... Frogs have become chick- eal calves steady, packer top ee oy See ee SEAT en let=touring car, also Maxwell tour- | j j t ens ‘for tariff: ‘purposes, ‘venison has | $7.00. ner i is Barber College, Oldest natitutton on nite) on Jorcaals; both goou: baresits, b ; : been held to-be beet and live matts | | Gobd dnd choica stockeré tind'feed- 5 . 8 Tiine and .ex- | ——_* ESET TA ae as } f S have soberly been decided to be nonenu- | €tS steady. Others uneveh, slow. . |e berks ee arta sd n arr pen q : : . ; Z, merated: uomanufactured articles, re-| 08, receipts 5,500. Steady to 25 pois’ Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, Minn. z Pad, talade Pk ald phe Ji a A\ 2 re 4 ‘ ’ 4 marks:the San Francisco Chronicle, Range $7.50 to $9.85; bulk $8.25 to 8L< Lt | | d ‘ ! dedi, i Reason begins to tottct on Its throne | $9.95, : rs c WANTED—Man and wife to work on} _< and completely tumbles off when one | "Pigs 50 cents lower. Best at $10.75. } ) farm. Oscar Gustafson, Halliday, ANNOUNCEMENT. eg Laat i ‘ learns that a firebrick weighing under | Sheep receipts 530. Steady. No N.D. \ 4-1-1w ‘We have moved our second hand! fiv pounds is a firebrick weighing over | choice lambs on sale. Best here $8.75 a ‘ a x “| store trom 425 Front St, to 108° Main! five‘pounds. Reason, however, can pick | Top ewes $6.00, « S a St one door east of Banner House, | = ue tet scepter alltel mb back to ts | \CHICAGO LIVESTOCK \ F where we wi 1 7 easy chair with a sigh of relief : s we will be pleased to greet our . ANSE OF elle AUSE CHICAGO, April 1.—Cattle receipts making. Apply to Miss E. A. Han- son, Room 7 Haggart Block. phone! we buy and-sell second hand furt 704. eS ee WANTED—Girl ‘for general house- work. Phone \688-K.” Mrs. 0. H. __Lerum, 121 W. Thayer. 3 _WANTED—Female help. Apply Ban- ner House. Phone 231. 4s1-1w WANTED—Waitreas, at Minute Lunch, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, suitable for light — housekeeping. Phone 442-L. Before 9 A, M. and | MGR SALE—Sand and: gravel whole-| °. _affer 8 P. M. —3-88-2w FOR | Business College. Phone '183. 46 Main St. Phone 672-R. 3-0-1 FOR RENT—Furnished room at 423 4th street. Phone 887 evenings. ’ : 3-28-17 FOR \RDNT= Light. housekeeping Street. 4-1-5t nished light housekeeping rooms.! mended ty Shanon & Boyd, James- 8-Tett BOARD AND_-ROOM—Suitable. for two gentlemen, also barn for ‘teht. mn furnished room, old customers as well as new ones. ture. Phone 398. 108 Main St... S.C. Tho! im For SA E—Di Monard wheat, $2.25 per. bu. cleaned. This, wheat is'a heavy yielder’and| rust proof. No. 114 Wilt proof D.Route No. 1" 3-31-7times fale or retail, sand and gravel: is of best quality in Northwest recom: town, N. D. For Pricea write or Phone C. F, Russell, Linton, N. D. , ¢ 318-1 FOR SALB—One 12-25 Gaterpiliar Tractor and three bottom independ- end beam plow.’ Will take young; Stock or small car’as part payment. “Ray L. Scott, Bismarck, N. D., care Yan. Hornvhotel. 4-1-1w | * ‘A nine’ bank Burov; adding machine in perfect condition Price less than half that of new MAMIE, DO You EVER THINK OF GETTING MARRIED! MAMIE, { BELIEVE YouR GETTING BETTER LOOKING ‘EVERY DAY! Now STOP, You OLD JOLLIER? Flax seed, $2.00. bu. Tim|- reading ‘a wonderful paragraph in‘ the law known as. the similitude clause. Ifan article is‘not provided for, eithe: by name or material, and has one of four characteristics @f an’ article that of duty, If. the homeless article re- ,sembles any other article either in to which itimay be applied it becomes meat is similar to the white meat of chicken In three counts, venison scores on one for the reason that both ven- weighing over five pounds, IRELAND UNDER ALIEN RULE | Power of the Danes Broken by Brian Boru in 1014—Normans Became Amalgamated. About 800 A. D., the pagan hosts of the Northmen and Danes fell on Ireland with flerce destruction. After | is:provided for, it tnkes the same rate | material, quality, texture or in use | that article:for tariff purposes. Trog } §son-and beef:are eaten and firebricks ; welghing under five pounds are used | ip exactly the same. manner as those | | 8.000. Bulk steers $ fog receipts 16,000. 0 to 15 cents lower. Sheep ' receipts $8,000. | Generally steady, es h 0 to $9:60. ‘airly active, { MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR H INNEAPOLIS, April, 1.—Flour-un- low: Ship In carload. lots ae Bove | RIGHT EARFUL, ‘ | We thought that Tilden won the cup. That he was chief attacker; {But now Australian critics say Phat Johnson was the cracker. oS | Because Charley White ‘stalled in Wisconsin he’s barred from boxing'in 17 states. .The National Boxing asso- | ciation is no joke, and tolerates none. p eo . 802 Avenue B. 3-25-t€| . machine of same sizet. Address ° 7 a century of destructi ish kings | ' / Fete Octane | | machine of same. slzel . Address | ito, mostengore, to The City Nation-| STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUS-| NOTICE | OF | MORTGAGE FORE-| fed theit. people tn, saceession ar | ‘THE New schedule shows one, thing 4 214 Sth St, . / ..“8-80-3t | STOLEN—Coits 25 calibre vest pocket | #1 Bank of Bismarck, mortgagee, dat-| ty of Burleigh. | In District Court, ae CLOSURE SALE. * wars, “for the deliverance of their | conclusively: the Macks won’t finish . AGENTE WANTED automatic pistol from door pouch-in| ed \the. th day of October 1917, and} Fourth Judicial District. B recculel ail ever by ee country, and Brian Borama, or Brian | 28 financially. el tom: ‘. ey xecuter ft e] el = = sf i id auromobile.. rite weed -pald or ia/or Aled sforjrecord.in the'ottice. of the Summo! fer L, Williamson of the county of [Boru (926-1014), king of Munster, by | Carl Mays is sorry Muddy Ruel got - Make $50.00 daily. “Something new. i - 250 per S06 profit. a tualnens: Fa smation leading, to its rosovery: . HO register of deeds of the county of Bur-| Kate B. Martin, plaintill, vs. The heirs] Ransom and state of North Dakota as his great victory in the battle of Clon- | the gate. May thinks Muddy the best fessional menjneed it. Sells $5.00.| soR SALE One Daofold davenport,| C1SM. and state of North Dakota, on) of Charles I. Benson, deceased,| mortgagor, to FS Parker of the city) ‘arf, on April 231014, finally broke the j catcher in the American league on Costs $2.50. “Big weekly repeater.|” ractically new; ‘one three Sane? the 13th day of Octobéf, 1917, and| namely, Ida Benson, Jane P. Ben-| of Superior in the county of Douglas] Power of thé Danes in Ireland. In | submarine balls. (3 Sells quickly. » Experience unneces- erroction oll Stove, with oven: one| Was duly recorded: in Book 150 of Mor-| son, and the heirs of Jane P. Ben- and state of Wisconsin, as mortga-| 1171 Ireland was invaded by the Nor- | —o— -. sary. Write today for territory want-| winchester shot an. d one bicycle. | '84&e8, on Page 38, will be foreclosed a a ‘i all oth e gee, which mortgage was dated the} mans from England, in the time of| Walter Johnson smiles as ‘he i ? ean and.one bicycle: ; son, deceased, and all other per-|) 99th day of January, 1917, and re-| Henry Tl, and its conquest began. “In| watches the young fellows warming ed. Sample outfit free. Federal Col-| oy) 57 y| by a sale of the premises in such mor-| =e : I ; A ipatale lection Association, L.' J. Bemi —ZNo- 0 pail of Pare Montana Hon-| ‘2#8¢ and hereinafter described, at{ 50”S Satan any title to, or inter- conten in tte otties of the recister of| Ireland,” to quote the words of Prof. up in mid-season-form at Hot Springs. ; > . 7 se a est in, n incur eds in an r the count, r=] BE - “ Grand Forks, N. D:, state manager: ey delivered at any post office in North! ing? trent oo of the courthouse at in, or lien or incimbrance upon | de d for the county of Bu Edward A. Freeman (1823-1892) “the i , Many a youthful sandlot ball star 3-29-4¢ | r3 the county of Burlei; the property described in the com-| leigh and state of North Dakota on} Norman was more purely a conqueror : é = — panera tor peal with ore and state of North Dakota, at the hot plaint in this action, defendants, the 30th day of January, 1917, in Book] than aigwberciaise but He ieana his | Sets his spring training on mother's ‘ -. WORK WANTED .F. Smith, Jr., Fromberg, ont im| of ten o'clock a. m., on the 26th day) The State of North Dakota to the| “144” of Mortgages at page 434. at 3) power of “adaptation caused him to| new mattress. WANTED-—Woman zwants..work.by* " a. SUM! of April, 1921, to. satisfy the amount] Above Named Defendants: o'clock p. m. which mortgage has not} sink fp ‘a way in which he’ sink no- oe oot 1 mais hauled and gardens plowed; | due upon such mortgage on the day of) © You, and éach of you, are hereby been assigned, will be :foreclased. by where else.’ While some of the Nok How you gonna keep Frank Baker day or hour, also man, wants gdd|, ASh i ; ‘i e A y ew oa also team, harness nd -wagon for) sale. The premises described in such} summoned to answer the complaint|a sale of the prenMses in such, mort- down. on the farm, when the baseball ’ n , ex- & ‘i j N v ie a ey smith thete vents 2S Taste and Ryode Isfand’Red and White; mortgage and which will be sold to] in the above entitled action and to| gage and hereinafter described at the te settlers a neieng went to swell) season is drawing nigh? But nobody to ~ SS 534-X, or call at 208 16th St, N. Mrs. Rook: hens for-sale. ‘Phone $64-L. satisfy the same are sitnate in Bur-| serve a capy;,of your jnswer upon| front door of the county courthouse e mass of the English of the Pale, wants to! a, ‘Grace Wilsons Paw ME Ander on. Zoe 829-1 {Meigh County, ‘North» Dakota, ‘and de-| the subsertbers hereto ‘at thelr of-|in the city of Bismarck in. the courtly others threw in’ their lot.with the —o— : . : ar eer FIRST CLASS WORK—Cleaning, tcribed as follows, towit:—Commenc-| fices in the City of Pismarck, in the| of Burleigh and state of North Dakota native Irish, and became, in the well-}/ Every time rain keeps a ball team GARDEN—Get, your, ground ready to ing at a point known as the Northeast | County of Buygjeigh nd State of North] on the 30th day of April, A. D. 1921,] known saying, “more Irish than’ the | from practicing it makes one think of, } seed ae rk eres and vege pressigg: orepelring,: dels ve: corner’ of Lot Two (2, of Section Two] Dakota, within thirty days after the| at 2 o'clock in ‘the afternoon. of said] Irish themselyes.”—Detrolt’ News. “Vl play these.” RES Muitege Pcie Sohx 326-81 & Hat Works, phone 58, opposite| (2)» in Township One Hundred Forty-| service of this summotis upon you. | day to satisfy the amount due on such ante aos : your anes ea to 1-18-tr/ tWo (142) ‘North, of Range Seventy-| exclusive of ‘the day of’beryfce, and} mortgage on the date of sale: Religion of Good Citizenship. The International League found Garden, lawn, flowers and_vegeta- FOr ‘SAjE—Purebred Wiite Rock feight Cie West, of; the, pth: .p, in case of -your fatlure.to appear or! The premises described. in... such]... “In.Ching..there.existed in the past.| Akron a dry baseball town. Bet they thence Five Hundred Forty-one (541) | answer, judgment will -be." taken! mortgage which will be sold to sat-} and there are evidences that it ts com- | won't find that in Montreal! " bles; by day or contract. Phone 891-X. beth 50 fit J. Chabot. f n3-28-1w| Setting eggs at $1.50 for fifteen! West straight West along the North| against you by default, by the plain- will bers Daa ce also ‘setting hens for sale at * $2.50! jine of said Lot Two (2); thence about tiff for the. relief demanded in the Hat the same are described as fol. “FOR SALE OR RENT... .| | Spiece, Call or write H. 1B. Nelson-/ One Hundred Thirty (120) Feet ; : ing to life agalm, the religion of good ihe vii Pon wins thatitiiers f ‘ citizenship,” says a.-writer in Asi: e village wit will claim tha complaint. The Southeast quarter (SE%) of | Stagesine’” “That ts to eny, the Cut. {8 something funny about matching HOUSES AND FLATS PREVA PRICES ot PUSiEnE “South to she North line of Dated ‘at Dismarch, North Dakota,| section Six (6) in Township Gur ‘4 ret ight-welghts a IST 3 5 on. cleaning,. r e® Right-of-way of the Northern Pa-| this 1st day/of March, 1991. - ee vs { ucve theory fs'that a man-does ‘not ¥ ‘ eo. Eee ear blocking. and remodeling men’s|¢ific Railway Company: thence Three O'HARE cox’ Hundred Kor yor Ca oar fT ced to feel the need of physical force — s £<-go0d “locati I, wiodern| hats. Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works,| Hundred: Sixtysix (366) Feet in a Attorneys for Plaintiit, he, Pel enty-six (76) West of the} 1, rotect himself; he has seldom the |. “Nothitig to prevent, anyone from peso hv a at ea Phone 58, opposite Postoffice. | 'Southeasterly direction, one Hundred + Office and Postollice, Fifth Principal Meridian, containing | 1% : Il in-and use the physi. | @2king an ‘offer for the Dempeey- throughout, . hardwood floors, hye : _ 1-28-tf; Feet (100) South, One Hundred Seven- Little. Building, Bismarck, N. D. '| 0N@, hundred sixty acres (166) more es even: $0 ea in'and use the physi- | ¢arpentier mtach,” says Tex Richard. rooms and bath; sleeping oreh | Se SALBOBy agent, 1921 Excelsior| ‘five Feet (175) Southeasterly, fol.) Notice of No Personal Clai or less, according to the United States | cal foree of te policeman—of the state | How about lack of jack, Tex? glassed in; sun parlor, full‘ base- | &* . Howfng in each case the North Line of| please take netice that the above government survey. thereof. -to protect him. A: man in China ‘is . Sar al t There will be due on such mortgage! supposed to be protectel by the sense lp The well-known M-. Jinx will ac- on the date of sale the sum of fifteeu] of justice of his nelghbor; he is pto-|cdmpany the baseball season in. He's y-eight and 84-100 doi-| tected by the readiness ofjhis fellow- | the little handy man. . motorcycles for Burleigh, Morton, A * . Oliver and Emmons cointles, Write| the Right-of-way of the Northern entitled action is brought to quiet 41, ‘Bismarck, 26-1w | cifle Railway Company, to the title in the plaintiff to the following @ date = [line of said Lot Two (2), where is] described prémises situated in Bur-| hundred twent i a ment, built-in pantry, hgt water heat, garage; : will.sell on terms. Quick action is necessary. Henry &j _! Bi W 2t} FOR SALE—Crib bed; $18, ivory col- _ Fe et caneas F ee 20l-/ disects said Right of way; thence jeigh county, North Dakota, ete.—wit: lars ($1,528.84), which includes $140] men to obey the sense of moral obliga- sagen da FOR SALE—Small houses, 5 rooms, ored bed, in use only short while,! about Two Hundred Twenty-three 223 ‘the South Half (S1-2)\of the North taxes paid by mortgagee January 12,] ¢ion, The ideal of Chinese civilization, } Bs : ’ basement, hot air, city water, sewer,{ Ike new, $10. Room 10, Hughes) Feet North along the East line of said Hai (N1-2) of the Southwest Quar- 1921, Fectore Mea Wide cant tt tor | {The lndent okor” igdtcated! that Tt } lights; here is another, 4 rooms hot | _.Bldg., 4th St. 3-20-4t | Lot Two (2), to the point of beginning te, ($W1-4) of Section Twenty-three Notice of intention to foréclose was} the need of using physical force to Willie Hoppe and Edouard Horemans _. meet at the billiard table, $15,000" wjll Hundred Vorty- sett to the title owner of record by shty (80), West oe small under date of Janu- tater serena Steal idi Ee , : ‘orth ‘Dakota: thatthe No action ‘at law or other proceed-| MS Belghbors.as a force higher than | - ‘ ’ ion will be filed ing has been instituted to collect the| Physical force, and that moral obliga-| Women ‘now want representation in air furnace, bath, sewer, city water,| IF YOU WANT TO.SELL YOUR BIs-| containing Two and one-third (2 1-3) (23), Township On lights; also a 4-room and *base-| marck property list with us. Henry/ acres, more or less, , one (141), Range ~ ment, screened porch, city water,| & Henry, phone 961. Office 4th. st.| There will be due on said mortgage of the Fifth Pri sewer, lights; prices are low and 3-28-1w | at the date of sale the sum of $1933.00, jeigh County, be their cue. eeu terms attractive. ‘Henry & Henry,| GXPERT Tap clemnINer band press: | DeBides the costs, disbursements and Gomplaint,in said « nies : ssoctati phone 361, Office 4th St. 328-4 ExreeT ary sear at | expenses of this foreclosure. | im the offide of the clerk of-court on or debt secured. by such mortgage. tion as recognized: by everybaly 1s| tho United States Golf’ Assdclation. ' FOR SALE—Strietly, modern” new | ing, Felieing, remodeling and fall-| Dated this 18th-day of March, 1921. efore the Sth day of, March, 1921, _ Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this} something that must Jue obeyed.” Maybe it’s the “tee”=that appeals to ” bungalow of six rooms, bath'and re- nee ea ener ane cieeio| Bismarck, North Dakota. < that no personal claim ig made by the 7th day of March, A. D. 1921. | , them, Lin BRS omer gata e = Pees ek MP Uren WWE AYE EEE FOR LS Lg ?;HE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF plaintiff therein agai " oe F.-S PARKER, ——————————— : ception hall.’ Garage in ‘basément.| FOR SALE—Victory seed oats, $1 per| | BISMARCK, Mortgagee — Dated at Bismarck Mortgagee. = TT Te hy rare ‘ This is one of the most. beautiful) . bushel; also corn and feed oats. i<| NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG, day of March, 1 "mn SPALDING & SHURE, é little homes in the city; $2,000 cash! p. Goodrich, McKenzie, N. D. , Bismarck, North Dakota Attorneys for Mortgagee, 3 Balance on easy terms. J. H. Holi- 3-29-1W A eye tot. Mi ie we BUS. NESS DIRECTOR Y ‘ ttorneys for Mortgagee. . Fargo, North Dakota. 5 ; ) hang gant of best ek Phone tat FOR ‘SALE—Three’ oak dining tables! - 9-18-25 “April 1-8, 15, 22. 34-11-18: (3-11-18-25—April_1-8-15) ews : (ae ’ and .24 oak dining chairs at a bar:| - - B fe peas FOR SALE—Five-room: house, lot/ gain.- Apply Minute Lunch. | 441-3t | ‘ 75x150, nice shade trees, two blocks | WANTED TO BUY _Office . chairs in, Freckles an d His Frien ds By Blosser WEBB BROTHERS . from school; \partly modern; for good condition. Address 'P, 0..B. gs a, : aulek sale ‘will take ¥3.008: $1,000) 546, mere cma jee Undertakers Zmbalmers Foreral Directors Bats , Se OB is ismarck, | POR SALE—One used’ player plano, Licensed Embalmer in Charge ‘ a | 484-R-or call 222 6th St., Bismarck, é ne ws : ‘ ND. as 330-3 | Im godd condition; cheap. Box 462.) CMON MILOSTUL stra outer DAY. HONE 50 | NIGHT-PHONES 65—88. - , FOR SALE—We have a number of | wanqisp 7 Fon ar banner! ‘ Tae OVER WHERE —————— = houses ane bungalows. modern and WANTED: ‘A ove, .Call 306K are i Ww pd US ARE *LITTLE BABY ‘ = all sizes, for quick sale—very at+} ————— eee Te eee MYOMY tractive terms, and all in good lo-| FOR RENT—Two garages...,620 6th H DLAVIN' BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY i cattias se Heery & Henry, phions _St._Mrs, Ada'Ronrbr, _3-31-3t ; Distribu‘ure of y _961, office Ath -St. i y_3-28-lw | FOR —Furniture, almost. news, a : FOR - RENT—Furnished modets Call 811, Front St. 3-30-1W | STUD CB AKER housekeeping apartment: -Suitable /;.FOR:, SALE—Reed baby. carriage.; C ap ene : fs : for neat clean married_couple, 1100 Phone. 268-K. \ , : Cc A DI L iW A C " “ ; late Broadway). eaojre R2GebW | = : “AUTOMOBILES FOR HUNT Strictly sq moaers apart aig 4 = - o— { ment in the Rose Apartments 218 | Qe omnes area wee 37 4 c : : =—— = ees. y 3rd‘ street. F. W. Murphy., Phoae |* LEGAL NOTICES | 4 . tf | @— el ~ FOR RENT—Modera parame call ; _ PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS at Bismarck ‘Tribune‘office.. "3-15tf NOTICE ‘TO. CREDITORS. Licensed Embalmers in Charge : t ee | STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, TOUN- | Day Phone 100 ad ~ Night Phone 100 or 687 \ ; LOTS FOR SALE, - ty ‘of Burleigh. Jn District Cour | A FOR SALE—We have a few of the| before Hon I. C. Davies, Judge- i finest residence lots in BismarcK:) tp the Matter-of Estate of Lorison J. Terms will be granted. Henry. & Taylor, Deceased. \ é an Henry. Phone 961. 3-30-4t 5 Notice is hereby given by i un- ; ___WiscoNsIN FARM LANDS | eet or the estate of Loriaon J. Tay- ‘ LANDOLOGY, SPECIAL, NUMBER “1001 | tor; late-of the city of Waslgenaw and | So WAT IS YouR . In Marinette.County, Wisconsin. If for| state of Michigan, deceased, to the! UTTLE BROTHERS AY ‘ BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY ~ : e 220 MAIN STREET Upholstered Furniture Made to Order @ home or-as an investment you are thinking of .buying good farm lands where: farmera grow, rich, send¢at once for this special number of Laridology. It is free on request. Address Skid- more-Riehle Land Co., 435 Skidmore. Riehle Bidg., Marinette, ‘Wiseda sn: : -8-3mo: FOR SALE CHEAP—All or a part of 240 ‘acres of cut-over land in Bay- field Penisula, Wis., clover belt. Part cash, balance on’ time. Also 80 acres in Hubbard county, Minn. |. Write or call B. E. Hitchcock, Van Horn. hotel, Bismarck,, N. -D., or G. M. Hitchcock, Bayfield W = } B. 8. ENGE, D. ©. Ph. C. “_ "Chiropractor Saite-9, 12—Lucas Bleck—Phone 260 ‘ * . i * ; creditors of, and all persons having | claims against said decedent, to oa hibit them with the necessary vouch-| ers, within four months after the first! publi¢ation of this notice, to said ad- | ministrator at his office in the city of | Bismarck, in said Burleigh - county. | North Dakofa. | Dated March 28. 1921. | F. E) STRAUSS, | Administrator with will annexed. First publication on the ist day cf April, A. D. 1921. . 7 4-1-8-15-22 NOTICE’ OF MORTGAGE FORE-: 4 » CROSURE SALE, Default having occurred in the con- ditions’ of the-mortgage. hereinafter | described, Notice is Hereby: Given, ‘That ‘that’certain: mortgage executed and delivered by Andrew J. Hoch-;. halter and’ Philippine Hochhalter,: his} ‘1. “CARL PEDERSON No, the fact that Stockholm wouldn't |. FACTORY ‘DISTRIBUTOR, let. Carpentier stage an. exhibition!” Southwesterit*North Dakota and bout will not have any effect on the }~ Sontheastern Montana bauiee 2. BISMARCK, N. Dw pao egisted go with Dempsey, . —— 8