The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 6

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 WANTED—Farm hands. _W, A. ~ Breen, Bismarck, N. D. Tel, 8F3._7-11-3t WANTED—Barber, inquire at Dolans’ Herher shop. T-ll-1t ‘MELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Experiencea stenographer. Apply Lahr Motor Sales. G6-28-tt Lost... . LOST—Bunch of; keys on small chain with tag marked J. Horace Mc- Farland Co., Harrisburg,’, Pd. and four leaf clover emblem. Return to George F. Will. TLL-3t AND ix FOR “SALE—Good bargain in choice THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘DOINGS OF THE DUFFS piesa {COME ZONZOLIWIA,. IT, ISN'T coup whe Laagh Isn't On Olivia. BY ALLMAN ONE OF THE || New GUESTS! BIG PAGEANT — WILL DEPICT | rh ty Historical isin Celebration of Pilgrim’s'' MA | SCENES PAGE SEVEN GOVERNMENT TO - CONTINUE OPEN “DOOR. POLICY to Feature| Formulation of Chinese Attitude ’ Pleases Government: of | 320 acres, four miles from Bismarck, ca | iL WORK WANTEE 165 acres cultivated. Almost’ your Linding July 26 H | That Nation: WORK WANTED—Hemptitching and| own price ahd terms. Will take car fee | - ‘ q {ybIcating, cotton, wool and: linem, 10 ag’ payment. Good for this week Roston. Mass., July 12.--The pa-| Waghineton. July 12.—The recent cants a yard; all silk, 16 cents a only. Harvey Harris & Company. Beant, depicting scenes from the 'e- | declaration of the intention of the yard, Novelty: pleatings up to 1¢ 7-6-lw Bends of the ‘Norseman, through the | Untted States to continue its support inches in width; 9 and 10 inch MISCELLAN laren fathers and down to the jof the open door in China was’ com- 7 nae € neil ei fered ai store room wit ‘comfortable living here July 20 will open witha fan fre jeunes Aner 3 Mra q CP. Largon, 400 4th St. "| rooms up stairs. Counters, show of trumpets. In a statement which contained the j 4 nics : 30-27 cases, ‘shelving, separate ‘cream Then speaks a voice from the rock, | tet of notes exchanged between his WANTED—Dining mom’ girl atatlon room, adjoining. "All trayel | which is illuminated but where no /€0Vernment and the state department, Fy geeure a tat Gy to! dnd from Sweet Briar must, pass | human being is visible. [the minister declared it “was gratify ‘e <American Cafe, Bismarck, N.°D. | this bullding,.’ Laocated in | east “Ty me the Pilgrims come,” the | t® note” from Mr. Hughes’ reply, “the 4 ane ‘i TALat j Sweet Briar. “One of the best farm- NS voice declaims, after reciting the | Te-enunciation of the open door policy % Sewing done by nies or day. Call| ing communities if Morton ‘County - transitory visits’ of traditional Norse- | |in China,’ ‘and that the position of the Katle Michel, 218 2nd Si 1-6-1w | A man with the reputation of men and of English, French and | Smeticat Hoverumaur was sound and ;can hardly be shaken,” haved SALESMAN __ square dealing and a good stock | of groceries, dry goods, baots and -ASN'T SHE REMEMBER NOW, butch adventurers. The prologue concludes: The statement contained the follow- ~ @even-passenger. Call 469-J. _7-9-3t _2 FOUND FOUND—Package containing gentle- clothing. Owner may have by ‘calltog at 362 Sth'street and {dentifying property and paying for this ad. 1-9-3 ROOMS FOR SENT FOR RENT—Room in modern house; rugs, one Davenport bed, one floor lamp, | one barrel household goods, one sled The demanding judgment against you for $28.50 and that the said. pereonal | Property above described be applied to, satisfaction of plaintiffs’ claim, and you) gre notified that. unlves you so appear! and answer that the defendant will take Judgment agaips cordingly. Given under my hi June, A. D. 1921 Justice of leigh County, 5-12-19 iL vO » DOL&N and tor ab EE i aS this 29th day. of Bur- | of the ways and means committce and Representative Garner of Texss, the ranking Democrat on the com- mittee laid the basis for the argu: ment that is to come. Other mein- bers of the committee will speak dur- ing the week, the republicans to plain and amplify the bill’s provi and the Democrats to attack them. Adoption of the special rule which 4 SALESMEN WANTED — Something! shoes, could ‘sell ap ~ immetise ASCREAMP IN AND! Fy WE MVOINT LAUGH! “Of me, the rock in the ooze, they | ing note addressed to the Secretary of 4 Yr Aifferent; every business man a; ayndunt of goods. “I will’ rent ‘all t ol have made the cornerstone of the Re- | State on June 9: ' ‘progpective buyer; full {pformation,; this the first six months for $10.00 WATCH HER! public.” ‘ | Right of Participation, writing 39, Hotel Tweeden, Fargo, per month, thereafter for $15.00 Scene after scene follows, passing! “I haye the honor to inform yoti : 7-7--lw| per month for five years at from the Norsemen crossing the har- | that on the eighth of January last ait a] eo option of lease. Possession givens bor in their galley and fighting with | agreement was made petween the min: ia B SALLY OR BR) any time. ‘Next door nearly new the Indians on the skpre, to authentic | istry of communications, on behalf of j HOUSES AND two story frame building 24-40. | history. The visits of early explor- | the Chinese government, and the Fei 4 FOR SALE—Nine-room magern house,|- Built for a hotel, occupied as a res- | ers, including John Smith and Cham- | eral Telegraph Company, an American “cluding at least four bedrooms,| ‘dence. ‘For rent Oct. Ist: $10.00 plain, are depicted in tableaux, con- | corporation, for the erection and oper- cloae in, full basement, screened| Bef month. G. W. Howe, Sweet | cluding with a view of an empty and | a a jation, as o joint enterprise of the porch, east front of 100 feet s __(Briar,'N. D. JOR a et desolate stage symbolizing tie great | Chinese government and the American ; ’ trees, on terms; six-room‘moderi| FOR SALE—Pacing mare, fine saddle Pestilance which swept away near- | company, of stations for wireless com- a House, fine lot, east front for $3, horse, broke single and double i ptate ly all the Indians from the vicinity | munication. Against this agreemeiit } on terms; . ‘seven-room ' modern! ‘'your ‘own price. " Phone | Lomas, shortly before the year of the Pil- | protests were presented to my goverti- ) huse, close in, comparatively’ n Ww, Hardware, cr 887, Chas Gobel. srims’ arrival. ment ertain gover' 2 es ' Th os by ¢ n governments, claim. . including three bedrooms, on terms: T12-5t ang ne Scone shifts to England, where | ing that by granting to the Americait seven-room modern house, including | PRE WAR PRICES on cleaning, re- he struggles of the puritans for the company the right of participation three edroome eaat front Of 75 feet | 4, eling Tati amc epengent , thinking | Ano | with the Chinese governnfent, in wine are portrayed. e jerim ¢ ie fall jasements Bead porel tor 94/2007) hate, ea ‘ei loring Fathers themselves then appear, at | ¢88 communications the rights of thelr on te ! | i Phi Scrooby, planning their migration’ to jnationals secured under prior con- wollte aah 4-11-24 The Netherlands, and later enjoy- | "acts were violated. Bk ea = eee hase ot gleren ing Dutch tolerance and hospitality. ate by hey Paneron ba yott va 3 al ~-preseing, repairing, d; er ‘Next comes the departure from je subject, I understood from yoit a @arage. Rental of yooms ‘amounts to| * Bnq'men's clothing, sate lle ng |r o bis show. epluse. NoTICE, TO. CREDITORS Delftshaven for the New World, fol- | that the American government could ’ $1,090 yearly. This is a desiral te! a Hat ‘Works, phone 68, op; Pe Ee erg Int ol DNR ata rs No. 1 mixed durum . lowed by the signing of the Compact | Ot admit the validity of such claims . bome or will for itself’ a aftice ; eta tate distributed. the administration of| Notice is hereby given; bythe nnder-| No. 1 red durum . jin the cabin of the Mayflower. the |by reason of their contravening the fpomning house; Z 2,000 cash, balance For SALE—Small nail hotel balding with Steen eeake closed and said executor be signed y execute the ty will. and No. 1 flax . landing at Provincetown, on the tip or | treaty rights of American citizens in * e@ lerms. H, Holthan, 314)" yestaurant in Regan, N. D., at a| Dated the 12th day of July, A.D. 1921, | the City of Bismarek. ‘in the County of No. 2 flax | Cape Cod, on November 25, 1620, une | China and the principle of the open ar oadway. Phone 745. _T12-1t bargain, and on 4 payments | gen fthe Court: en nivie Burleigh. and State;of Norsh Dakota, de-| No. 2 rye 2... | final landing at Plymouth, the dea: | door.’ ea ah 2 y C: ceased, ors 1!’ per- s| “ i A very pretty bungalow all Write 915 , Holly St. N., Brainerd,’ Judge of the Gounty Court. sona having claims aguinst: sald deceased, 5 ines. with the Indians, hardships, of) Myc eoverument. is, informed. that “ vaepdarn, 5 rooms and bath, -hérd) Minn. 'g-30-1m | Ut ‘the foregoing citation’ be served by|to exhibit “them, | With the necessary: Report of the Condition of ; the first, winter and the return of the |these governments have explained } ‘wood floors. Lot 50X140,. a’'godd | Be) 6-80-1m| publication in the Bismarck ‘Tribune four | vouchers, within” six months after the THE MENOKEN FARMERS STATE | Mayflower, leaving behind the rem: | their views to you, and therefore, in- FOR SALE QUICK—One player pfane. | successive weeks and personal service’ on | first publication of this notice, BANK | nants of the little Pi | ¢ iy Pilgrim band. 5 at sgnd a good home, $2685. Phone | Ityo ao hot wish t cash very |! Tespondents resident in Burleigh Coun- | exeeutrix. at the office of ¥. .’M at Menoken, in’ the State of North Da- | "sp, . POT: tseructs: me to. inquire whether: orinot 4 y _4i1,"Henry @ Henry |. 7-12:8t a ie pare ae ry vy, aH not less than ten days be fore sald in Bismarek,. Burseigh Gay kota, at the close of basiness June 3 PI wo tei scenes of Pilgrim life im | it ig the intention of the American t FO! REN —Buite of two rooms of BEN 408 seen Hote . (Seals 6 "TG. DAVIES Dated July, 11, 3921, es RESOURCES | feud in: seer writing: hie eupoatelen | | th ernment (oma ira Revpagiion ip CO} oor, nicely furnished. fo | —~——-. . ie : A Oy 9 Loans and discuunts. ee e$ 43,561.17 | : onicles, | the matter.” | light housekeeping. "also large front; FOR SALE—Slightly used player |; 12, 19, 26 Judge of the County Coust, SETA ANDERSON, [Overdvatts, secured and’ wn- or | ote, shts 80 higher and in swift sue- | The. Statement. ‘ Foon gn,firgt flgor. Phone 278. €11/ , piano, rolls and bench. A bargain: es Phe ue ‘on the 12th day “of | , Secured ey terslod a aoe Washington, | The statement continued: —_ Sth Bt. G-akee 8. For ‘information| cation AND NOTICE HEARING|'" 12-19-26; 8-2, | Banking House, furniture’ and clash in.the Fenyoiun d th Mtn | “China welcomes Mr. Hughes’ reply FOR RENT —Three-voom furnished | —Cal078 7-9-3t| PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL. Fixtures SBOE Ee cacdern Germany: Tarkoy esuateia {Which isa declaration of the policy Apartment, modern; $60.00. ; Two- Ore en ae x sak cabifat STATE, OF NORTH DAKOTA,. ] ARKRETS il cui undivided bron 1,750.67 and Bulgaria ctoss the stage. Out in |" the part of the American bovers, m, furnished apartment, ‘$45.00. | machine, ry taken a 2 ecks and other the harbor a light glows on the May- | ment with respect to China. Since the a nly W. Murphy.” Phone’ Call $20; Mandan Nin county PG he Sa os 4.145.63| flower. Convoyed by the Pilgrims and |S8ning of the Lansing: Ishi agree: ‘ f . 1. ———. el > fle ment, to some LW ona MIN pAPOR yore R. Total .. «$55,738.43 the pues, the forty eight slate flags the American ofan fe th what a FOR RENT Full equipped “teh fi 4 ce the Matter a6 state of Mahlon] ~M:nneapolls,. July 12.—-Flour _un- iABILITIE: > are brought in view. The voice from pan’ covernment,/in tMibare on. «hqusekeeping apartment. Geo. W. Pa pening eet mith clearer CB. Little se sone, ve Tutia p,{ hanged, ‘shipments, 45,225 barrels. Capital stock paid ink... :$ 15,000.00 | the Tog Silat ees ; pare ine sseemie to jue hare of Nees F 2 ttle, 801. 4 Phi me 404-3: * z= Chance: General! Jesse C. Chance, #1 Bran, $13 to 5 i . | e path of the Mayflower must | © ubts. and uncertain- i ¥ i le, th, St, 9 Taste (Dyers Office’ Tailor ‘Shop| Huntley Fe § ‘ ee 5 uubiset to check. .§ 8,117.92 be kent pent _ ties becaues to ponicia| account of the See CHIC (0. TAVESTOCK, deposit, «.. Ah | ne final chorus, with pageant | negotiations leading to the conclusion FOR RENT Sircty mar apart. FOW BALESORG round ved Pullman | the evade a “chicago, July rar Teceipts,| Time. certificates ground and harbor ablaze with light, | of that agreement has been published. In “gay carriage, one mahogany rock Bersans fnterestéd: in” the 7900: Stron} higher. Bulk cca sce 22,59 then the stage darkens. Only the | The present declaration clears the at- ¥ with leather: beck anid ‘seat, a0 i Manion Chance pa are Rea iati : outstanding... 29.58 30,738.43 light on the Mayflower remains. | mosphere. Mr. Hughes’ tanguage is ay sriek 1 fied ©. B. iittle, the petitioner Mostly 10} Bills payable’... 10,000.00 From the reek come pe immortal | so clear and explicit when he writes: ‘ ‘ rm erein, has fited in. this court a ‘copy. of pote 35.7 ; words of Lincoln, combined from sep- ‘The government of t i 4 every respect, also rooms furnishe | FOR SALE oR TRADE For aa tee last Willcang: ‘Testament of Mahion beara tebe a 55,788.43) arate utterances; States eae ronal Ag ith fiye lots with 3 houses an@ bara ou| Chance, late of the City of New York, Sheep Sa 14,000," Steady to 25|STATE. OF pee a:never-assocloted sacl with §nd unfurnished. Phoné 183. | 6-1¢-t a 8th: St. “Phone 707, the ‘County: of New York and State’ of | cents Jower- ‘County of Burleigh—ss, With malice toward none and | any arrangement which sought to ea- ‘ FOR RENT—7 room modern house. * — New York! duly puthenticated, swith the : 1, J. M, Meier, Cashier of the above! chi-ity for all, it is for us to resvlve | tablish any special rights or privil ; , no 3. | WANTED,—Someope, to put up Beiltion, raving. for the admission. to ; nated bank. do solemnly ewear that te / that this nation under God shall have aa otic | HOcId CRE RDTRS 421-9th St. Phone 541'W. TLE 'L LIVESTOCK, above statement is true, to the best of tod shall have | in China which would abridge the :: shares four ‘inilea’ east from ‘7 proba: jocuments, gs ‘the last EST inowledge ind, beled a new birth of freedom.” H . AGENTE WANTRO watch Thob, Gatvoss, TelLeg | Wil Of said deceased and Wor the ‘ine| South St, Paul, July 12—Cattle re-] MY Knowledge a Meier, Cashier. | rights of the subjects or citizens’ of > .. suance to iG B, Little of, letters testa- | ce 06. « ‘Generally strong to 25] Subscribed and iw to before me | other friendly states. And I am ha) RAB ITS FOR SAI lemish Giants | mentary witi annexed thereon,..and Dp y 8 pene | PRY t New tenia Rod, ete eS that the sald petition and proofe of ama} cents higher. Common to good beef }this 1th day of July Ae ies bs assure you that it is the purpose of purported Will will be heard. and duly | steers, $5 to $8.25. Bulk,.$5 to $7. Best * "Nota j this government neither to participate 01 { Notary Public. | i bi P : ae cin ae Nor Conta Sat considered "by bills. court;on Tuesday the les-of few small lots, $8 to} Correct. Attest:— : |nor to acquiesce in any arrangement w Rae and experience for handling pe Se the forenoon of that day, at the court | $8.25. Butcher cows and heifers most- ye Pee | which might purport to establish in rooms. of the court, In the county court | ly, $3 to $4.50. Few up to $6.50. Bolog- asin favor of foreign interests any super- refrigerating, ice making and deep] @————————--—-—______—@ | house, in the city ‘of to § 6: Directors yan well, pum ing machinery. Product LEGAL NOTIC ae | Of Burleigh and ‘State of North’ Dakote, | 2 bulls,’ $3.25 to 4.26, Canners and —_—___—. liority or rights with respect to com- z erage ae thar Ket for-over| Le CES fis nd * | cutters, $1 to $3.75. Veal calves, most- RAH, RAH! TYROL! RAH! } mercial or economce developments in ‘ ty rs and {i factured bi —_—____"_—_——_-6 ‘ he end each of you are hereby cited | ly 25 cents higher. ‘Packer top, $8.50. Vienna,, July 12.—After the recent | ated regions of tlie territories of LS ee established’ pao vd STATR OF NORTH DAKOTA, sald time and eae rae "eatd Stockers.and feeders strong. to 25 cents unauthorized plebiscite in the Tyrol. | or. which might seek to create wm ‘ dees: United fon Works: tne * Ride A County of Burleigh’ Petition and show cause, if any there be. | hirher. univeiity students‘ rode along the any such monopoly or preference as } arc he Bullding haiar CHne ae wt Justice Court, Before Geo. H. Do- na be arated of said petition should Hog receipts, 5,000. Market about} boundary roads in automobiles. They —__ would exclude other nationals from y vast John Danielson and Helmer Fagerstrom, the Court: Steauy on better grades. Other steady | removed all boundary markers be-}\ Washington, July 12.—Six days of | undertaking ay legitimate trade of oy Pine ci Furnivare game and (8 (SEAL) iSuage ot bee DAVIES is to 25 cents lower. Range $8 to $9.50.| tween the Tyrol and pyar afd stack- ke contronted ne house: as ae industry or from participating with POSITION WANTED | Ing’ Company, Plaintiff, va: C. M: Hos-| Dated the ith day of July, 121. Pigs stendy. Best kind, $9 to $9.50. | ed them at Innsbruck. et tnd ela tame arr ae ML asa Re WANTED. position as. manager” for /$50, Deleraern te tw tne nild| pebinatten Meike Bunt feiss one | strong on lambs, Good natives mostly KILLS SELF AND BABY. More than tary sgerbers are bat: | rik ts araeltying tore sf El % re e state’ of Nort akota. the said | publication In the Bismarck Tribune once | strong on lambs. Good natives mostly is A re than fol members lat “It is gratifying to note the re- ‘ARarmere ever ee Ly cet a4 defendant: each week for‘three successive weeks, ail ¢9, Sheep stéady. Aubagne, France, July 12—Madame| ed to expound the doctrines of their | ununciation of the open door policy In bi oh frat lett "Havana died ape’ airected te, appear before) ma, at cH heningt ne ee, days -before ‘sald Cegsallini, 26, took her seven-months- | respective political faiths China. It means that here are no spe. Salary first letter, nye ee Office in, the. city. of Bismarck; in- Bur- : I. C, DAVIES, °BISMARCK GRAIN. old baby in her arms and hurled he:-| Only one vote is certain to break | cial or superior rights or privileges C.'S. ‘Kessel, Litthtietd, % crops. S. ‘Kebsel, Litthfietd, | jeich County, North Dakota, . at. ten Judge of the County Court inf railway bridge, into the| the monotony of the free-for-all ora- | ¢jy i ati F B _Minn, Box 687 _TALSt | o'clock. in the forenoon of the 2éth day of | O'Hare" & Cox, (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) | Self from. a y ei t first four days. Th iat | Claimed by nation in. Any, desig: i river. Both were Killed. ‘ory of the first four days. The special | nated region e : a July, A.D. 1931, then and there to Attorneys for the Petitioner, nated region of China which the Amer POSITION WANTED—As manager of answer the complaint of John Danielson | Bismarck, North Dakota. Bismarck, July 12. Di rule, sought by the ways and means | ican government wi!l recognize, the farmers’ elevator, eleven years suc- sod Heimer Fagerstrom doing business | July 12, 19 26,| No 1 dark northern ...0......... $1.52| TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS! committee to control procedure j0'| American governmcat having never ui firm, name and style of Bi : id cessful. experience; competent book- e firm, nai ind style o! 8: t handling the mcasure through 18 | Fe ‘i F i marck Furniture & Upholstering, Com: . | associated itself with any stich are keeper; best of reference. Write! pany against you allegini house, will come up for a vote today, » 249, care Tribune, 4-8-5t | performed labor, and Tanithed materiel Chairman Campbell of the Rules | ™49eement. It mcans aico that the for you of the walue. of $28.60; and that Committee announced. | American government swill’not! permit AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES | 2° Part thereof has been paid, and that 5 its citizens or the nationals of an ry ae they have issued: 2 summons and com- | Other votes may be reached Friday : 1 FOR «BALI me brand new Ford | mencea ie jeummons sand. con. or Saturday, but the limitation | Other countries to acquire monopolistic = Woupe with cord tires’ and other ex-} ceedings and joined Lomas Hardware |. oToh Ess 2 ORE {| of five minutes «on speeches beginn: | Tights in private or public enterprises {rb enulpment, Phone 982 or, write and'that the sald Lomas Hardware Com: OW, MELLO ALEK! “| ing Friday does not augur an early | in China. The position thus taken by 0. Box 521. 7-11-1w | pany has in its possession and.under ‘its | we G fj ¢ ae 0 0; vote on any amendments that may be , the aeaetary artes is sound and a3 === Fcontrol certain personal property, belong- | OW! Wikarres?- Offered, according to leaders, vho are | Can hardly be shaken. For all rights Fo Pry re aed touring |i foe, ‘to. to you a Geacried | ae fo lows torwit t vu aT? BETCHA agreed that there is much more talk | which foreign nations have in China F , a "4A 2.5¢| One Tocking chair, one Noting shalt one| rs : 18 stored up in the house than can be are derived from treaties made be- wets EYL T one rocking, chair, one brass bed, one roll AN BLE crowded in the four days. tween China and other countries. The FOR SALE OR TRADE—Studebaker "The speeches of Chairman Fordney | ‘favored nation’ clause gives to the United States all the rights and priv- ileges acquired by other countries | without any further or express provi- sion. Under such circumstatices, io foreign nation has acquired any spe- cial rights in Chin , BIG GRAFT IN permits amendments to and separaté | shave one sewing machine. and} 7 votes on five paragraphs in the oil 1e. tas range for sale. Mrs. James}, NGTIS ne aoe” AND "te: dyes, cotton, hides, oils and asphalt— / TRIBUTION O ATE is assured by virtue of the heavy | g wae: 402 6th St. Phone 768-M. T-T-lw pas veal es va ee FOR RENT—Room, also garage. Have i Mieycle and ice box for sale. Phone}. '2-M, or call No. 1 Thayer, four ks west of P. johw SR INO od FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms in STATE OF NORTH Pa Bilan 88. County of Burleigh: «1 IN dOUNTY ‘OURT, before Hon. I. c.| Davies, Tudee 5 In the eatter rot the Estate of Marshall | H, Jewell, deceased. | Republican majority in the house. The Democrats, however, will NOT \let the roll call’be taken without | making use of the time to assail the {Republican attitud, according to Representative Garrett of Tennessee, | | Mexico City, July 12—Mismanage- {ment of the national railroads and graft in connection with their opera- j tion have cost the government more than three hundred million pesos or F Reuben’) N. Stevens, Petitioner, vs. | acting Lemocratic leader. modern house for light: housekeep-| Kate T. Jewell. Ralph Jewell and Pai | rhe rule will automatically end | 2 average of ‘three milion pesos sever | i monthly; the heads of the railroad gq, Call 620 6th St 7-12-3t FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, FOR .RENT—Very nicely furnished .spartment, modern, dith balcony, 7 Ath St. T-T5t FOR RENT—Large, well furnished room; Close in, Phone 439-J._2-9-3t pcfpom; Close fn, ok. FOR .RENT—Room suitable for two. 309 Sth St. Phone 2 236-W. 21212-8t FOR, RENT—Room suitable e for two. (2, 3008th St. Phone 236-R, 7-11-3t Eee THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA To) THE. TABOVE NAMED RESPPOND- | Stateof North Dekota, been rendered to ‘this Court, ,,therein showing that the estate of said deceased is ready for final settlement and tribution,. and petitioning that. his count be allowed, the residue of said estate be distributed to the persons there- unta, entitled., his administration closed. and he be, discharged. the. 24th day of August. A. deceased, has at the court rooms:of this Court in the court house, in the City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh. and State of North | that Weane aay i D. 1921, at) ten o'clock in the, forenoon of that day general debate next Thursday night, and will bring the bill to a vote at | 8 o'clock, Thursday, July 21. vice president and the naming of an executive board by directors here Sat- urday completed the organization of 'the Farmers’ Finance Corporation, a | subsidiary of the United States Grain Growers, Inc, The board of directors | will be made up of the officers who | were elected on Friday. MILLION FOR SOMEONE. London, July 12—Want to make a departments were told last night when | they assembled to meet Ernesto Ocar- 3 - { t dadies ‘preferred. 722-5th eae ac ithe gaia Kate, 7. onal, Reto | | pee cots a anzo Llano, the new national director ‘ Fo RENT Well furnished — bed: | tified. that. the. final account of. the exe-| COMPLETE ORGANIZATION. of railroads. t m, $10 per. month. 411-5th St. cuCOE of ihe ast wit and encement bl |. Chicago, July 12.—The election of | The announcement was made by Ra- i one 273. pate | Marsnalt A dee County of Burleigh “and | George C. Jewett, Spokane, Wash., as; mon P. Denegri, President Obregon’s personal representative on the railroad board of directors who said in this connection “President Obregon has been disagreeably surprised to learn | of the vast amount of graft which has | ben taken, and has given strict or- ders for its elimination.” WHY CALL ’EM ‘BRIEFS’? Paris, July 12—Prosecutor Bonin has completed his investigation of the —I for.la- y | < i 2 j par art ose eae Tote Bout ee the settlement therect, oat million? Then invent a substitute for | case of Landru, French bluebeare. = ———_ ———— | which time-and place any person inter- | pajamas. “Pajamas are uneomfera. Affidavits and other documents ‘col- FOR RENT—One nice modera room. in sata ind file | ble,” says a men’s wear-expert here. | lected by the prosecutor fill several -1-9-3t ae 3rd_St. RENT—One thodern store build- 4ug,-bast iocetion—in-tows-fer-any business. Write Box 401 Bismarck, N.D, 9-9-3t m his exceptions, © in SH count, and mpatition same shove. ‘named _respo! ere Peach al pou, are hereby ements and required ‘then and there to ‘be and | “But men have to wear ‘em. There's | a fortune for somecae who can find | something better.” large chests which now are in the | bands of the court of appeals at 1 Rouen,