The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1921, Page 6

PAGE six BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Won . ;Logt Louisville .,......78 56 Minneapolis . 72 56 Kansas City 69 60 Milwaukee 64 67 Toledo ............63 67 Indianapolis .,,...63 Kg St. Paul ....... 72 Columbus .........54 W AMERICAN LEAGUE, Won = Lost Cleveland .........77 47 New York 46 St. Louis... 61 Washington 62 Boston ... 62 Detroit . 6s Chicago 68 Philadelphia 78 NATIONAL LEAGUE, Won = Lost Pittsburgh ........78 47 New York 18 50 Boston 67 57 St. Louis 7 58 Brooklyn 5 61 Cincinnati 720 Chicago 15 Philadelphia 84 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, St. Paul, 5; Indianapolis, 2. Louisville, 15; Minneapolis, 1 Toledo, 2-3; Milwaukee, 2. Kansas City, 7; Columbus, 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE, Chicago, 7-2; St. Louis, Cleveland, 10-3; Detroit, 1-7. New York, 17; Washington, Others not scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louis, 12; Philade:phia, 5. Boston, 3; Cincinnati, 1. Others not scheduled. = ee |B | MANDAN NOTES | >—_______—_______ Mr. and Mrs, Reese of San Diego, California, parents of Mis. L, Reko of Mandan, and Mr. and Mis. L, Reko of Oakes, N D., motored te Mandan, and and guests at the J. Reko home for sev- eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Bitzing, for- merly of Mandan, are here from Far- go, and are spending fair week with Mr. Bitzing’s parents. Mr. Bitzing formerly of the Daily Pioneer is now news editor for the Fargo Forum. FUNERAL HELD THIS MORNING. The body of Mrs, Juo!m McCormick who died following an operation per- formed at the Mayo hospital, Roches- ter, Mirn., has arrived in the city, and was taken to the Kennclly undertak- ing parlors. The funeral services were held at 9 o’clock this morning from the St. Joseph Catholic church. Mrs McCormick, who was 38 years old, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Turnbull of Sunny, and. the granddaughter of Mrs. Johanna Stack who died a few months ago at the age of 102, The funeral of Mrs. Mc- Cormick will occur just a year to a day from that of her brother-in-law, James J. Collins, who was killed in August, 1920 in a railroad accident at Zero, Mont. CAR ACCIDENT ON VIADUCT. An automobile crash that wrecked two cars occurred about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening when George Kusch, Sterling, North Lakota, driving on the left_side of the street, crashed into a car owned by Phillip G. Loh- stretter, this city, at the foot of the Eighth avenue viaduct. 4 According to witnesges, Kusch driv- ing a Ford was coming down the via- duct on the left side of the street at a good rate of speed. Conrad Elnes, driving a Dodge touring car, with Mr. and Mrs. Lohstretter as passengers, had turned the corner on First street S. W., preliminary to going over the viaduct. Kusch apparently became confused and swung still further to the left. Although the Lohstretter car was, jammed against the east curb to escape him, the Ford crashed into the larger vehicle. Kusch was hurled through the wind- shield but escaped wit a few minor bruises. Mrs, Lohstretter was pitched from the car but escaped injury. However, both cars were badly wreck- ed. The engine of the Ford was jam- med back into the body and the car practically demolished. The Dodge car will require severa: hundred dol- lars of Tepairs. Mr. Lohstretter appeal to City At- torney L. H. Connoily for the arrest of Kusch for careless driving. The warrant has not been served pending a settlement out of court for damag caused. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having occurred in the condi- tions of the mortgage hereinafter des- cribed, notice is hereby given that that certain mortgage executed and deliv- ered by J. W. y, mortgagor, of Bigmarck, North Dakota, to Bismarck Loan Investment Company, a cor- poration, mortgagee, dated the 4th day of December,-A, D. : record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Da- kota, on the 7th day of December, A. D. 1yz0 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that d and recorded in Book 146 of Mortgages on page 297, will be fore- closed by the sale of the premises des- cribed h mortgage, and herei after descriléd, at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, in Burleigh County, North Dakota, at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore- noon of the 8th day of October, A. D. 1921 to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage on that day. The premis described in said mortgage, and w be sold to sutisfy the same are situatec in Burleigh County, North Dakota, and are described as follows to-wit: Lots| Seven (7) and Eight (8) in Bloc ty-six (96) of MeKenzie and Cortins Addition to the City of Bismarck in said Burleigh County, North Dakota. | The above described property not now any part of mort rs homestead nor of th dof any member of his famil » will be due on said e day of sale the sum with the costs of foreclosure, ated at North Dakota, this 1st an of Sept. A.D, 1991, Bismarck Loan & Investment Company, a Corporation, Mortgagee. E. McCURDY for Mortgagee, Bi: rerarcke, N. Dak. 9-1-8-15-22-29 10-5, Don't expect to fina a groom like the collar ads—or a bride like the cor- set ads! TREASURER’S REPORT Report of Treasurer of Logan School District 41, State of North Dakota, for year he- LrMelty July 1, 1920, and ending June 0, RECEIPTS A. Cash on hand, in- cluding sinking fund, at beginning »_ of at beginning — of school year, July school year, July ON $474.79) 41920 Wes ee coer ees $ 3277.65 r Total amount re- ceived during year | celved during year from apportionment |. from. apportionment of State and Coun- | of State and: Coun- ty Tuition Fund ....$ 392,85 ty Tuition. Fund... .$1996.96 3. Amount received Amount" réceived during year — from during ‘year ‘from taxes levied by Dis- taxes levied by Dis- trict School Board .; 4080.91 |_ trict School Board... 7307.56 8. Amount. received ‘5. Amount — received from Interest ..... 12.28 | “during year into the 9. Total receipts for | Sinking Fund from year (Items 1 to 8) .. 4486.04 interest thereon .... 24.72 ;,'10, Grand total receipts 6. Amount received = for year, including during year from cash on hand July State Ald’. Soe. Fe 671.25 1, 1920 (Sum of Item 8 Amount _ received A and Item 9) ....... 4960.83| ‘from other sources: EXPENDITURES | Int, Bank, N. D. 4.72 1, Amount. paid dur- Refund Supply ing year for School | house ........+- lag Houses, Sites * and ‘9, Total receipts for Permanent Improve- |" year (Jtems 1 to 8).. 10005.35 ments 522.54 }10, Grand total receipts | 3. 'Amount ‘paid’ ‘dur- | for year, including ing year for Teach- cash ‘on hand July ers’ Salaries “(less 1, 1920 (Sum of Item Teachers’ Retirement | A and Item 9) ..... 13383.00 Fund vesees 1969.90 H EXPENDITURES Amo: 1. Amount paid dur- ing year to County ing year for School Treasurer on account 1 Houses, Sites and of Teachers’ Retire- Permanent Improve- ment Fund ... 18.90 ments .... + 2091.65 Amount paid dur- 2, Amount | ing year for Salaries . | ing year for Appara- i aun Expenses . of be ee co BBBAN i School Officers ..... 60,00 3 nt paid dur- i Amount: paid. dur- i | , Amount: pa ur: ing year for Teach- ing year ‘for Trans- ers’ Salaries (less portation of Pupils:. 1141.45 | Teachers’ Retirement 9. Amount paid, dur- Fund .......0.-: + 4676.71 ing year: for Library 4.) Amount paid dur- Books: §20.00,! Text ing year to County Books, $61.90.) Total. 81.90 ‘ Treasurer on»account 11, Other, Expenses: of Teachers’ Rétire- Incidentals .. v0. 70.90 ment Fund* 45.90 Publishing « Treas. |5,:vAmount. paid’dor- | _ Report ames ing year ‘for Salaries 5p COM wees + 7.90 '. and Expenses of 12. Total —— expendi- School Officers»... . 105.00 { tures during year .. 3328.88| 6, ‘Amount. paid dur- 13, Cash.on hand, (in ing year ‘for’ interest hands of . district- on Bonds $332.50,' on treasurer) including | $668.48 sinking fund, at: the 999,98 end of the year, June 1. 30, 1921. 1631.95 14. Grand tot: portation‘of Pupih 39.00 ditures'and cash on 9." Amount paid dur- hand to: balance ing year for’ Text’ i above total receipts. 4960.83) Books $3.58. Total 3.58 i) MRS. C. A. ANDERSON Janitor... 240,00 i ‘Treasurer of Logan ool Dist, No. 41. Incidentai 688.81 Approved thia rath day of July, 1921./ 12, Total e . y order of the District School Boar: tures during year. 10489.97 5) (. A, ANDERSON, President. | 13° Cash on hand. (in | Attest: Katherine Brittin, Clerk, hands. of \diatrict- CLERK’ STATEMENT OF INDEBT-| treasurer) incl@ding — - NESS OF DISTRICT sinking fund, at_ the | Total amount of Warrants end of the year, June Outstanding June (30, 1921.. § 16.95] 30, 1924 a 2893.03 Total indebtedness of District 14. Grand total expen- June 30, 1921 16.95!" ditures and cash on Approved this 12th day of July, 1921. By order of the District School Board: Katharine Brittin, Clerk, TREASURER’S REPORT Report of Treasurer of Crofte School District No, 52 County of Burleigh,| State of North Dakota, for year be- ginning July 1, 1920, and ending June 30, 1921. RECEIPTS A. Cash on hand, in- cluding sinking fund, at beginning _ of school year, 1, 1920 ......-2ee0ee Total amount re- ceived during year from apportionment of State Tuition Fund . 2, Total amount re- ceived during. year from apportionment of County Tuition Fund 3. Amount during year from .taxes levied by Dis- trict School Board. . 8. Amount received from other sources: Interest on Check- ing Account 5 9 Total receipt: year (Item 1 to 8). 10, Grand totak receipts for year,, including cash on hand July 1, 1920 Sure at Item A and Item EXPENDITURES 1,__Amount paid dur- ing year for School Houses, Sites and Permanent Improve- ments ....... 2.) Amount paid dur- ing: year for Appara- tus Amount paid’ dur- ing year for Teach- era’. Salaries (less Teachers’ Retirement Fund) Amount paid’ dur- ing. year to County Treasurer on account of Teachers’ Retire- ment Fund 5. Amount. paid dur- ing year for Salaries ‘ and: Expenses © -of School Officers .. 76.00 6. Amount paid dur- ing year for interest Bonas 914.86 received 8.97 1871.02 2785.88 59.20 117.76 1974.75 28.00 24.00, Books... 11, Other: E: 12. Total expendi- tures: during year... 13. Cash on hand, (in hands of district- treasurer) including sinking fund, at the end of the year, June BU. lyzl 14, Grand total expen- ditures and cash on hand to. \balance above total receipts 2785.88 Woes ee of Crofte School District No. 52. Approved this 20th day of July, 1921. By order of the District School Board: WM. FRICKE, President. 13.83 235,21 257.13 By order of the District School Board: Edgar Mount, Clerk. Bad Enough as It Was. The baby was sitting In his go-cart and Jack was wheeling him up and down the sidewalk, Some men pass- ing asked him if the baby was his brother. Jack looked at him a mo- ment, and then said: “Sure wouldn't catch me hauling a strange kid around.” Origin of Various Colors, From madder (growing {n Hindu- | stan) we obtain the paint color Tur- key red. From the yellow sap of a tree In Siam, caught by the natives In coconut: shells, gambege. Raw sten- na and raw umber from earths in Sienna and’ Umbria, Italy. Dreaming of Banishment. To dream of banishment signifies that you will have sorrowful news, but it will be of short duration; for a ' 4s: very lucky omen and denotes that { she will speedily attain her most san- | guine desires, Remember There’s a Limit. “Every man is intitled to his own opinion,” said Uncle Eben. “But dar ain’ any use 0’ your puttin’ yoh own idea of what de time o° day ought to be agin dat of de gemman dat's rom | ain’ de rattfoad ‘aia. a wine County of Burleigh, lerk, CLERK! ‘ATEMENT OF INDEBT- | NESS OF DI cr Total amount of . Warrants: ¥ Outstanding June 30, 1921..$ 97.00 Total amount. of Bonds Out- standing June 30, 1921 1200.00 June 30, 1921 2... eee +. 1297.00 Approved this 20th” day of uly, 1921. woman to dream that she is banished | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TREASURER’S REPORT Report of.-Lreasurer. of-Linden School District. No. 28 County of Burleigh State of North Dakota, for year be- ginning July 1, 1920, and ending June ae RECEIPTS ‘A. Cash on hand, in- eluding sinking fund, ; hand. to baranee | above total receipt: 3.00 | RELATING TO SSINKING FUND 1, Amount of Sink: ing Fund in Trei ury July 1, 1920 .... 500,00 2. Amount :'transferr- | "ed to Sinking Fund ¢ | from General Fund during year ....:... . Amount — received into Sinking Fund | from Interest ‘ Total .... aoe 5. Balance in Sink- ing Fund June ae; 1921 $1524.72 “CARLSON ‘Treasurer, of Linden School Dist, No. 28 Approved this 19th day of July, 1921.| By order of the District School Board: | ALEX R. HILL, President | Attest: 7, B. Bekkalay Clerk | CLERK’ Bai! i OF INDEBT- brett \motal. amount “of Warten Gutstandine: June 50, 1931, $ 6283.94 Total amount of Bonds Out- standing June 30,1921 ...... \Total Indebtedness of District Mune: 80,1981 oe teste 14483.94 Approved ‘this 19th’ day of July, 1921. Byrorder of the District School Board: T. E. PEKKALA, Clerk. $1524.72 { TREASURER’S REPORT Report of Treasurer of Glenview ; School District No. 16 County of Bur- | leigh, State of North Dakota, for year peminning: July 1, 19 , and ending June | erat RECEIPTS . | A. Cash on hand, in- cluding sinking tund, “ceived during year of State and Coun- ty Tuition Fund . Amount received { during year from | taxes levied by Dis- { | | { 472.95 trict School Board.. 1917.64 Amount received ; during year from tuition of pupils re- siding in other dis. tricts. ... 8. Amount. received from Interest from Bank . 5 9. Total r year (Items 1 to 8) .. 10, Grand total receipts for ‘year, ‘including cash-on ‘hard ‘July 1,°1920 (Sum cot Item A and Item.9) .0..0. EXPENDITURES 1, Amount paid. dur- i 136,00 2567.29 3246.07 | 8200.00 }. at beginning of i school year, - July 1, 1920 678.78 1. ‘Total amount’ ‘re- from apportionment i \ 40.70 aH ing year for School \ Houses, Sites and Permanent Improve- ments 3, Amount paid dur- ing year for Teach- ers’ Salaries (less Teachers’ Retirement Fund) ....... 22s. ee 4. Amount paid dur- ing year to County ‘Treasurer on account of .Teachers' Retire- mene Pee Arhount paid ‘dur- ing year for Salaries and Expenses of | School Officers. - !7, Amount paid ‘dur- | "ing year for Trans- portation of Pupils 9. Amount paid dur- | ing year for Text 89.80 1486.39 14.55 5, 105.65 85.75 19.10 149.94 oe 1951.18 cin | district- including treasurer) sinking fund, at the end 14, Grand total expen- ditures and cash on { hand to balance . above total receipts 3246.07 W. A. SIMONS | Treasurer of Glenview School Dist. No, 16, Appproved this 12th day of July, "192 By order of the District Schoo! Boa! ALBERT ER9ITROM H ¢C. H. Erstrom, Clerk. { PSUR: EARL, | the year, June 1294.89 ; Attes! NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of North ota, County of} Burleizh, in County Court,’ before Hon. 1G, Davies, Jude. Matter of the Estate of Solo- hop, Deceased. Hors, Petitioner, v: Arthur Van Horn and all other per- | sons interested in the estate of Solo- , mon Bishop, deceased, Respondents. Notice is:hereby given by the unde signed Arthur Van Horn, Executor of | the last will and estate of Solomon Rishon Inte of the elty of Bismarck | in the County of Burteigh «nd. State} of North Dakota deceased to the: cred-. itors of, and all persons-having claims’ against, said decedent, to-exhibit them | ‘2 necessary cation ofthis’ notice, to said at his office at 209Seventh Street in! the city of Bismarck in said ‘Burleigh County, North, Dakota. Dated Aug. 31st.. 1921. ARTHUR VAN F. 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