The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 7

i * i WEUP Wi WANTED—At once, girl for general . cele work. Top wages for , girl, Underwoo. 23-4 for general housework. Phone No, 746, or call at 613 3rd St. &21-lw WANTED—A competent girl for ‘gen- |’ 0. BY eral housework, M _-#0n, 403 8rd St. WANTED—-Roy . dishwasher at ‘the Minute Lunch, ~~ 6-26 lw FOR SA/L OB BENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—Modern bungatow almost new, five rooms and bath, screened in porch, garage, ‘gas connections, everything lovely Good neighbor- hood. This is a heautiful little home. $2,200 cash, ‘valance good terms. J..H. Holihan, 314’ Broad- way.’ Phone 746. FOR SALE—House of seven. rooms and bath, nice lawn, east front. Lo- j cation very gt Garage. Price $4,700, .$1.600 ci Also nice mad- ern bungalow ive rooms atd bath, ful: Ibasement. $2,650. $700 cash. J. Holihan, 314 Broadway. Phone 74% 3.) 5 265 3t FOR SALE-Bi 1} baxhechana mood ment, furmace’. heat, very, i ties . $2,700 five rooms rh full nen Phone 745. ei FOR 75 feet of ground, can give posses- } Sion In. two’ weeks. Call: at Her- man Ode, 410 e city water Qne.acre of.land This bargain at $2,350.. $350 cash. hone 745. J. HH 5 26. 3¢ ‘nd kitchen- A ote. in modern house furnished for FOR RENT—Very._nicely furnisied apartment, will make a good home for two or three girls, or married couple, 807 4th. St. & 25.1wk SMALL HOUSE for rent or sale about’ June 1, .. Further information apply. J. L, Kelly, 302 Ave. D. Phone 496-R 5.aL-lw FOR RBNT—A four-room with bath and porches, at the Wood mansee, 423 ‘Sth ‘street. Phone, 768R, ___ 5-l0te| FOR’RENT—Strictly modern apart- ment in the Rose Apartments 215, iH street, F..W. Murphy. FOR RENT — Foraished.: apartmet, |’ two rooms and bath, 422 Fifth-t. je 624-30 ished apartment, two rooms and'bath. 520°7th st. fiz 5-24 3t .FOR: RENT— Modern flat. L. K. Thompson. _ Phone _287. 5-24-3t AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE--Ford Sedan at a liberal discount. Bank- able pape! Bismarck, N. D. zi FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1! mode?, in good condition; $295-cash + takes: 4t; a real bargain. Phone _T26R, TN B-24-3t SAVE $400—Brand New G. M. C. Model 16 ton truck. Enclosed cab and combjnation body. P. O. Box 2s, Bismarc! . ‘5 Y a one car, 607 2, & 2 ' MISCELLANEOUS i ‘MATERNITY ~- Corsets, Suppartipg Corset: Iliac. Belts, Abdominal. Belts, for men .ayd* women, Spencer Rejy- veno Corsets. Mrs. F. ‘W. Momt, H42gistered- Spencer Corsetlere, Bis- marck, N.’D., Telephone 30. Room 210, Grand Pac! Hotel. Advice Free... a 10-1mo, PRE WAR PRICES on cleaning. re- blocking and remodeling men's hats, Eagle Tailoring & Hat Worke, Phong, 58, opposite Fesatee: ey FOR SALE—Complete fumed oak dit ing room: set, sewing machine No. 9x12 y, Brussels rug,. white en- baby scale. Call 16 Ave. B. 6-191 2 we pressing, repairing. dyeing, | ties Works. phous 68. oppose forks, op) postoffice._ 1-18-tf /FOR SALE—Furhiture, Maytag: metal electric washer; while enamel béd- room suite, gas range, victrola. Call at once, 322 2nd St. §-24-lw FOR SALE—Agricultural Dent and graded corn, $2.50 a bus quire Menoken Farmers State bank, Menoken, N. D. - 5-23-1w DS FOR SALE—Gas stove as good as new. | —Kerosene hea medicine cabinet! 213 13th street. Phone 646K ‘ SS 5 25 &t FOR SALE—My half share in good business. Will-bring in $400 a month rent... Call California Fruit Store, Mike Kirk. : 8-28-lwk. repairing, remodeling, dry. cleaning and pressing. by tailors who know how. Klein, tailor and cleaner. 5-13-1m ELECTRIC, MOTORS—If£ you. hav any Rew or second hand motors for hone Skeels Electric Shop. - a 5-24-31 c FOR . SALE—! kitchen cabinet. Call 222 2nd St. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One upright piano; will trade for car. Write 230 ‘Tribu! 5-20-4t FOR SALE—Baled way, 80 cents 2 “Also Milch cow. Apply Kats’s _sbarny 5 25 3t « FOR SALE—Oats and Speltz, inquire at Ed. Klipstein, Menoken, N. D. 3 5-24 lwk FOR SALE—Reed baby bugy, in first class conditon, Call 853-L.__5-25-4t ‘We store furniture. im St. 4-26-1m0 WANTED 2. HOUSE ‘WORK : WANTED—Town or country, by-colored woman. Phon‘ MIR eS 5 24 2t Write on phone New Cafe, > 6 26,3}: Sacro-Iliac Corsets, Sacro-! -YOUR RENT WELL BUY . "ONE OF THESE HOMES 1—House of five rooms, very pretty lot, with trees,.75x140; price $2,- 000; $500dawn and balance $20 a month, 2—A | © and bath, all modern, full bas AW, A LITTLE. PAM | muST HAVE CAUGHT, WATER | WONT COLD! -) FEEL ALL IN! very nice ‘cottage, four rooms | ment, furnace heat; not over fiye|) years old; barn to hold eight}: head horse: rage, chicken coop. Price $2,600; $800. down and balance $25 a month. : 2—Bungalow, a very pretty home, five rooms and bath, all modern, hard wood floors, fell basement, hot ‘air heat; ‘3 big bargain, $2,700; a small payment is and balance paid as rent. 4—A good two-story house, and bath, all modern, furnace heat. Price $3,400; $800 down and balance as rent. 5—A nice modern seven large room house, east front. a very. pretiy lot |with beautiful trees, close. in; $4,500; $800 dowm and balance like rent. A good investment. 6—A large two-story house, geven large rooms’ and bath, not over four years old, hot water heat, ent, garage; a goad buy -at $4,790; terms caw’ be. ar- ‘ua before buying a home. ad Tots for sale tn all parts LE—Eight room house, with}! 15th St. or phone}; i 6-81-3t sell your Bismarck propert je the:time, don't wait. parties who cant ie eh fi " ‘and aiz-room modern houses unga° wa,Phone 962. Henry. @ ‘Henr: office, 4th ‘St. WANTED—Dietributor. for automobila tires, Small investment required, prefer man with sales experience, You cph make a profitable connec- tion and establish a clean business. Askdiad lowa Cord Tire Company, Des 8» Tor WANTED—Side line salesman to sell}: coal to your, trade in carloads.lots. hour. For. particulars, i 816 Boylston. Bld; Company, FOB: |FOR RENT—Pleasant front room, in a modern ikpme foun: ploeks from. the postoffice, Young Inay preferred. 114 Ave. Photie 5 oo 688 tw! FOR RENT—Latge modern atpiatea room. Call after 5 p.m. 902 6th St, Phone 581K. 5-38-10 FOR NT—Farni avd ‘ulfur- Mished apartmeats dnd rooms. Bus- iness College, Phone 283. - 6-19-tf FOR, RENT—Large. fromt. room, auft- able for two, ladies, with board, 423 Ath Bt. §-33- FOR RENT—! gentlemen, 423 4th St. jodern, suitable for. two. Phone 887. 5-24-lw FOR SALE General store fixtures-at- prices that will sell.: Pay uga visit:.as we must aisvoee of following items in next few ya. X Especial prices if more than one item ig taken. 1—National cash register, crank type, 99.99 capacity; tape and ticket dttachment; like new, $186. 4—Sheter oak gr display coun- ter, 16 feet, perfect conditon, $150. Barnes’ 4-ft. safe, 1,600 pounds, inside door, $85. epee i ‘pump! ator complete, $46.06, G—Wooden counters, average? $7.40 each. 1—Dayton computing candy scale; new, $35.00. 1—Ford delivery car; perfect condi- tion, $225. 4 3—Show cases, $10 each. gallon | kerosene tie measuring tank: better than \ ./amount ‘to wh 5t jday of April: 1919, nd hereinafter degcribed, at’the front ‘door of thy Court House in the City*at Bismarek, in’ the County: of Burleigh, and Stateof North Dakota, at the hour, ot two o'cluck P. M., on.the llth day of June, 1 lo satisfy the amount due ‘upon said Mortgage on the day of sale. The premises described in said Mort- gage and-which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those certain premises ‘situated in the County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, and described as follows,to-wit: The Southeast quar- ter of Section twelve (12), in Township one hundred: forty-one (143), North of Range seventy-six (7 West. The mortgages haa -paid “ certain fume. to-wit: Past dua and unpaid erest on & prior lien. an said prem-| p iaes, which: with interest thereon, will jon the date of sale, amount to the sum. ot $76.42; ai, the teal seatate tare for h 1898 an: on said prem- jises which with intérest. thereon, will eof sate amount to the sum Iso) fire fay rance premiums rance on the buildings sit-. mn said premises, which with ih- terest thereon will, onthe date of sale sum tre Included Bn the angaine cluder heretnafter stated to be ‘due fat the date ere Will be due on such Mort, BA the date of sal su of tindred fifty: Dollars. * , ie " ration Mott . ¥ Ra s,s ‘Minneapolis, Minn. TiawFence, Murphy & Nilles, ; Attorney ‘for Mortgagee, so args: North Dakota. Qfay 4-1 5, June 2-8.) iE FORE- U om Nataly aint ortgaee eeaeuted Meat several executed and. delive hy Elian Bileftood, a single man, mort- ‘ompany, mortgagee, i filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the county af Burleigh and state of North Dakota; on the twent: ‘ond day of April, 1919, at 4:40 0’ and recorded in Boo! k 3: on page 26, will bé fofeclosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described, at the front door of the courthouse in the city of Bis- marck in the caunty of: Burleigh and state of North Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on the 22nd day of June, A. ‘YL 1921, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. The premises describ- ed in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as follow: the Southwest Quarter. of| Section Seventeen in Township One Seventgetve West, ta Burleigh Counts, -five West, in Burleigh County, North Dakota, © i Said mortgagee has paid certain sums ta protect the lien of this mortgage, to-wit: the amount due. upon a prior mortgage in the sum of $126.00, which sum is included inthe amount named to be due on. the date of sale. There will’ be due-under such mort- jage at the date of sale the sum of ‘wo Hundred Thirty-three and 20/100 pated at Blamare at lsmarck, N. D., 0 day of May, 4981, Ne Do thia torn Investors Mortgage Security COPAY, ortgagee. Attorneys for Mort; 5 Miller, Zuger & Tillotson (May 12-18-25, June 1-89-15) 1—Hat case) bevel glass mirror, oval glats compartments, bargain for $25. If interested call on Carlton Broth- ers, Mandan. 6-19-lw SS ‘TL RGAL NOTICES 1! NOTICE OF 6CHOOL ELECT:ON (Special: District—Annuat E Notice-Is Hereby. Given tha: on tie First Tuesday in June, being June ith. A. D, 1921, an Annual Hlec.ivn: will be held.gt-1 1 School District’ of Bismarek No. 1, County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, for the purpose of electing the following Members of the Board of Education: One Member to serve for a term of three ‘years. me Member to serve for a term of, two years—for the City of Bismarck. ‘The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m. 2 that day. ‘ Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this 2ist .) day of May, 1921. By Order of the Board of Educa- tion. . RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk. Bal to 66 ¥ . ALE BY xoricn 25, ngrnast — ‘ NOTICE 18) HEREBY GIVEN, That at certian Mortgage, exe delivered by. Alexander: Pihlaja and lina Pihlaja. his wife, Mortgagors. to Drake-Ballard Company, ‘@ corporation, Mortgagee, dated the 25th day of Sep- tember, 4. 'D. nineteen hundred and six- teen, and filed for, record in the office of the R ter of Deeds of the County eer e it day of November, 1916, and on the 3 y of Nove: ee jed in. Book 143 of Mortgagcs, NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS LUCKY ST COAL: COMPANY To the Stockholders of the Lucky ark Coal Company, ‘ou. and each of you are hereby no- tified tltat the annual and special meet- ing of the ckhold the Lucky Strike Coal Company ‘will be held at the principal offices of: said company in the City of Bismarck Burleigh Coun- ty, North, Dakota, on Monday, July 18th, 1, at three o'clock p.m. That the object of such mecting will he to take action pen the proposal to issue bonds of said co! ration to an amount net’ exceeding ($100,000.00; for ‘the election of Directors‘of the cérpor- the ensuing year and for the ion of such other and further come before such ed May 5th, 1921 By order of the Board of Directors A. L. Farr, President! ttest: . John Moses, Secretary. (May 17-21-26, June 1-8-15-22-29, July 6-13) NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- AGE FORECLOSURE SALE, NOTICE IS -HEREBY. GIVEN, That that certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by Charles E. Grunn and Luella G Grunn, his wife, mortgagors, to Interstate Securities Company, a corporation of Minneapolis, Minnesota, mortgagee, dated the 25th day of July, 1916, and filed for record in the office “tne register of deeds within and for Burleigh County,North Dakota, on the Zn uay Of duy, 1926, at 4:0¥ OClOCK P. M., and there duly recorded in Book 118 of Mortgages at. Page 549, with a wer of sale therein contained, will foreclosed by a sale of said premises | at the front door of the courthouse in Bismarck, Burleigh County, North. Da ‘Kota, on Saturday, the 9th day of July. 1921, at the hour of two o'clock afternoon said day to satis: ‘amount due upon said. mortgage on said date. . ‘The premises which are named in said mortgage and which ‘will be sold to satisfy the same are situated in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, and described. as follows, to- wit: North half (N%) of Northwest quarter (NW%); Southeast quarter MSE} of. Northwest quarter (NW4&); and the Southwest quar- ter (SW%) of Northeast. quarter (NE) of Section thirty-five (35) in fownship one hundred thirty- rites (137), , Range seventy-nine * (79). COUNTY SHORT t) WELL, GET RIGHT IN BED! PLLGET WHAT IN THE WORLD 1S THE MATTER > with YouP There will he due and owing on ‘said mortgage on’ the date of sale the’ sum of Three Hundred Forty Dollars and. Eight Cents ($340.08) besides attor- ney’s fees and the of this fore- closure. Dated at, Minot, North 23rd day of May, A. 92 Interstate’ Securi akota, this “‘ompany, Mortgagee. Francis Murphy, Attorney for Mortgagee, Minot, North Dak (May 25, Ju co-partnership composed of Philip Vebb and William Hl. Webb here- tofore existing under the name and stvle of Webb Bros., in the City of Bismarck in the county of Burleigh, state of North Dakota, is this day dis- solved. by mutual c B. sold his NOT. y [tue of ajm The said PF interest in es and e gaid Wils good will of} ham H. Web Who, will neluct and carry on the ‘business thereof as sole owner. - The said: Willlam H. Webb assumes all of the indebtedness of said firm and ntation to eSane all the i Hae he ated at Bismarck, . Dak,, on this }19th-day of May, A. D., 192 « PHILIP B. WEBB WILLIAM H. WEBB State of Burleich. District. Cc. B. Little, Plaintiff, 1 vole vB. 4 ww j Smiti and Emma’Smith, De- North Daxota, County of Pe n. Judicial 'E is hereby given that by vir- ecial execution té me direct- ed ang Aelivered and now in my hands, issued out of ‘the clerk's office of the Fourth Judicial District Court in and for the County of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, upon a judgment ren- dered in said court in ‘Tav said plaintiff and against said defendant, T have levied upon the following des- cribed real property, lying and situate in the county of Burleigh and Si North Dakota, and described lows : The southeast quarter Ind the east half (EY) of the soythwest quarter (SW%) and lots twd (2) and three (3) in section twenty-one (2¥), and the nor V4) of the northeast @NE) and lots one (1) an (@) In section twenty (20), township one hundred forty-three (143) north of range seventy-seven (77) west of the Fifth Principal Meridian. I shall on Monday, the 27th day of June, 1921, at the hour of two o'clock P. M., of said day, at the front door of the Burleigh County Court House. In the city. of Bismarck, in Burlei County, North Dakota, proceed to 8 the right, title, and ingerest of above named defendunts in and to th: above described real property to satis- fy the said judgment and costs amount- ing to Nine thousand two hundred thir- ty-eight and: 75/100 Dollars ($9238. with interest thereon at the’ ra n from and after the 1, together with pe- ceruing cosis of this auction, Dakota, per nt pe 16th day of May, 1 crued costs and execution and sal to the highest bi Dated at Bisn this 24th day of a IN WELCH ROL Bherif€ of Burlcigh County, O'Hare & C Attorneys for the Plaintiff, Bismarck, North Dakota. June 1-3-16- 9) for cash North (May 2 ——— | MARKETS \ ——$_____—____—__+ BEARISH EFFECT. Chicago, May 24—Rains in some sections of Kansas had’a bearish ef- fect today on the wheat market. Open- ing quotations, which varied from 13-4 cents decline to 3-4 cents gain were followed by a decided setback, although interrupted by moderate transient upturns. ‘Subsequently news of severe crop. Gamage in Missouri sent the wheat market sky-rocketing. + ‘May and July deliveries both touched the highest point yet this sea-. son. May in which business was light went nearly 10 cents above the prev- ious top. Prices closed unsettled 2 1-4 ‘cents net lower to 6 1-2 cents net ad- vance with May $1.79 3-4 to 61.80 and July $1.30 1-2 to $1.34 3- Se CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago, May 25—Cattle receipts 1,000., Very slow. Bulk beef steers, 75 to $8.50. ; Hog receipts, 27,000. Fairly active, 15 to 25 cents lower. Sheep receipts, 13,000. Slow. About steady on best lambs. ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK, ’ South St. Paul, May 25.—Cattle re- ceipts, 6,000. Extremely slow and weuk. Killing classes mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. Common. to good beet steers, $6.25 to $8.25. Bulk, $6.50 to $7.50. Butcher cows and _ heifers, mostly. $4.50 to $6.25. Veal calves. 5). cetits higher. Packer top, $7. Stock- ers and feeders slow, veak to lower. . THAT WATER BOTTL LEAKS “AND ) WAS GETTING ALL ~ wer! Hog recefpts, 15,000; Averaging bout 20 to 25 cents lower. Range, $7 to $8.10. Bulk, $7.50 to $4.50. Pigs, 25 cents lower. Bulk better grades | $8.75. Sheep receipts, 200. Steady to weak. No choice stock here. . MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. ~ ‘Minneapolis, May 25—Flour 10 to 20 cents higher. In carload lots $9.60 to $9.75 a barrel. Shipments 50,042 ‘barrels. Bran $16. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN, Minneapolis, May 25.—Wheat re- ceipts, 228¢cars, compared to- 168 cars iT &g0. sh No. 1 northern, $1.58 to $1.66; May, $1:511-2, July, $1.36. ~ Corn No. 3 yellow, 54c to 56c. Oats No. 3 white, 37 1-8c to 38 1-8c. Barley, 46c to 62c. , Rye No. 2, $1.47 to $1.49. Flax No. 1, $1.90 to $1.39. - CHICAGO CASH) GRAIN, Chicago, May 25.—Wheat No, 2 red, $1,75.1-2 to $1.78; No. 1 hard, $1.68 1-2 to $1.83. Corn No. 2 mixed, 64 1-4c. Oats No. 2 white, 42c to 43c; No. 3) white, 411-4e to 42c. Rye No. 2, $1.58 1-2. Barley, 62c to 69¢. BISMARCK GRAIN. ¢ (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co,) Bismarck, May 25. . 1 dark northern . No. 1 amber durum . . 2 mixed durum . 1 durum . I flax .. ORGANIZE COUNTRY CLUB Valley City, May 25.—Valley City now has a permanently organized codntry club. ‘ Organization of the club was com- pleted Tuesday evening .at the City Hall, when about boosters for the ventu and put through the eanizatiop of the club. Officgrs were elected. - . sident—J. J. Earley. Vice President—Dr. S. A. Zimmer- man : f Secretary—Burl Carr. ) Treasurer—J. J. Great. Directors for a period of two years are’ F. Mudgett, L. S. B. Ritchie, L. 8. Directors for one yea Gene McFarland, E. R. Roberts, C. R. Simpson. A AN EVENING PRAYER (Vietor Stone.) This day, Oh Father, we have played in Thy garden hard and long, it is evening now and we- are ‘think- ing about the morning and the af- ternoon that are just past. There has been much in this day to make us smile, much to make us thoughtful, but withall we have been happy and known the true joy Yof living. Give it to us now to look upon Thy miracle of Night and kgow that like the Shepherds of ofd We have very near us beautiful stars, singing angels, and closer‘ still in the silence of our own, hearts the Christ Child. Dear Father of the Beautiful Gar- den we have come to tell: Thee eur good night. AMEN. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Furniture, Maytag:-metal electric washer; white enamel bed- room suite, gas range, ‘victrola. Call / at once, 322 2nd St. Phone 832-X. 8-24-1w FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, furnished; aso two rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 442-1, befqre 9 A. M. 5-25-1w manent, or- ‘he following |FOR SALE OR RENT—160 acres of good hay land 5 miles northwest of Bismarck; rent 50 cents an acre. In- quire of R. G. Price. Decorah, Ia. 5 25 2 wks. Make it a point to meet your friends at the New Garrick. SSS BR: 8. ENGE, D.C. Ph, C. "ON READY CASH FIGURES. SHOW Unable to Make Entire Appor- ‘tionment’ to Sub-divisions, of the County ‘ADVANCES BEING MADE A check up on -the Apportionment money due the various political sub- divigious of the county has been made by persons interested in both sides of the case in which some local taxpayers brought mandamus proceedings against H.-P. Knappen, retiring treas- urer, to compel the return to the treas- ury of money placed on certificates of deposit in the Bank of North Dakota, According to attorneys for the tax- payers the apportionment money due the political sub-divisions of the coun- ty amounts to $359,339.01, while the treasurer had an open account with the Bank of North Dakota $251,495.70. The county treasurer. thus is short about $100,000 ia meeting the appor- tionment, it is said. ‘The amount of general fund placed on certificate of deposit by Mr. Knappen, and which ts nivolved in legal controversy, is $150,- 000. ‘Treasurer J. A. Flow said that ad- vances are being made to the political sub-divisions ag far as possible, but that, according to the figures, the en= time amount can not be paid until the $156,000 placed on certificate of de- posit becomes due or the courts fin- ally order ‘the money returned, Ledger Balance. Mr. Knappen was ordered. bv Dis- trict Judge Nuessle to return this mon- ey, the certificates being’ held invalid, but the case is to be appealed to the supreme court. : The ledger balance shows the con- dition of the various funds as collected by: the treasurer and which are to be Tryone, N. M., May 25.—Tryone, j queen of the mining camps of the j state, built-at a cost of $3,000,000 an’ given an artistic atmosphere through the' influence of Mrs. Cleveland H. | Dodge, is. an;empty shell. ; A few short months ago 4,500 men: women and children worked, lived and enjoyed life in what probably: is the most’ beautiful ‘mining camp in the world. Now the Phelps-! ation big copper” mines are elosec, there ‘is no ore awaiting shipment, no meats’ of Mvelihodd ‘remains, stcres have closed, inhabitants are leav- ing, the railroad has served notice that trains no longer will run. 5 Within 4 short time onfy a dozen men, left to guard the mines and their ex)vasiye machinery, will be left. Even the Phelps-Dodge Corporation generai store has closed and the entire stock has been shipped to Douglas. | largely through hes credited to-the county of disbursed;’as follows: . Q 933,090.51 Int. and Principal payments: - I farm loans school lands Leasing.of School Lands . Fines and Forfeitures’ . Land lease fees Hail 3-cent rate Hail Indemnity ... County Revenue fund . . Gounty Interest and Sinkiny fund ae County Road Fund . County Special Road Fund. County Bridge Fung ... County Satary Fund . County Emergency Fun County Tuition Fund . County Insane Fund . County Gopher Fund ...... County Immigration Fun ini ee deffcit «+ 1,749.53 County Fair Fund .. 5.46 ‘Teachers’ Institute Fund ..... 131.80 Penalty and Interest, deficit 11,128.96 Liquor Prosecution Fund. . 624.40 Private Redemption Fund .. 3,195.13 Grasshopper .... 13,089.00 City of Bismarck . 105,938.37 City of Bismarck, paving. 32,843.25 ‘Teachers’ ‘Retirement 61.90 Sale Estrays . 105.70 Sewer .° 178.96 - Water Works . 822.24 So. Wilton . « 1,986.85 Regan Election Inheritance : tax Rice Lake .Drain . Schools Civil Townships 10,219.99 42,043.80 176.48 30,411.91 29,632.09 7,577.08 21,510.19 2,259.21 6,504.30 10,880.10 7,384.74 45.80 $499,346.91 The tota} amount represents tax collections and balance of all funds as of May 1. " BY OUR TORE CORRESEONDENT: By Newspaper Enterprise. : "york, 3. C., May 25.—Tom J, Nichols 74, wealthy fatiner, likes’ to fish just. as well ag he did 50 years ago. He led‘a,party recently fishing for tarp with ‘seines in Catawba river. ‘They caught 70 pounds and Nichols stayed in the water‘up to his waist for half a day. ‘He ‘didn’t catch cold, either. Mol we fe Make it a point to meet your iriends at the New Garrick. TRYENE, QUEEN OF MINING |. CAMPS, NOW EMPTY SHELL Tyrone boasts the -most beautiful railroad station in the state, built by the mining corporation: Homes cf miners are bungalows, sot the usual shanty type of westefn mining camp:. Company houses were/not built of one type. They are all different. Thy camp was the pet of Mrs, Dodge and influence a Southern California type of building ge Corpor-| was carried out. Closing of the town, however, is ‘considered only a temporary measure, according to company officials, who point out that the shutdown will con- tinué as long as the copper market re- maing in its present state of stagna- tion. A hospital, theater, library, elabor- ate schoo) building and one of the best electric lighting and power plants in the state are among the town’s at- tractions. ——————————_—_ SSS Ay MUUTUNNOUA AAT use, Todd Protcetograph. gold finish. , Xbout 80 feet of shelving. meat blocks; large and smail “ complete tools. s Baking Powder, Calumet, 16 Borax, per pkg. ...- Borax, 16 0z package / Sago, 16 oz package ... Sago, bulk, per Ib. . Gold Dust, small size . Marvo Washing Raven Tar Soap, per cake .. Galvanic Soap, per bar ..... Santa Claus Soap, per bar - Leriox Soap, per bar Honeysuckle Syrup, 2 Brooms, heavy Attention! We have a few items in fixtures left to dispose of which must go this week. Look them over and _ Champion Aecount Register-£500° accounts—almo: Burroughs Adging Machine, 5 column, new’ Two Standard Computing Scales, 24 and 30'pound weight, Complete meat equipment consisting of : 12x15 meat cool- er and partition, marbled front, with’ counter to mateh; 2 4 feet long; 1 Marble slab for side counter; meat hooks; -- A limited amount of the following items left which will pay anyone to pick up at these prices: . - . Baking Powder, Hunt's, 1 07 ean. Mexiean Powder for Chili, per can... Curtisola—for sandwiches, per glass.... Douglas Olive Oil, 1-2 gal .. Pearl Hominy, Quaker, per pk Extract—Raspberry, Strawberry, 1 Bulk Spice, all kinds, per Ib. . 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