The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 7

|ATURDAY, DECEMBER’3f ~~ LASSIFIED. ADVERTS RCK TRIBUN PAGE SEVEN Looking tor Excitement ‘BY ALLMAN TOM,! DON’T BELIEVE " Bity required. Good pay to start. Write T. McCafferty, St, Louis. must be willing to leave town; ex ‘ oth 12-31-1t perience -not necessary, we teach b WANTED to quality for Firemen,| Yu ApPIY. Talto- theater, Mrs | ‘akemen, experience unnecessary. | ————— = — ansportation furnished. ‘Write | WANTED-—Competent maid for gen- ‘Boggess, St. Louis. 12-31- 1t} eral housework, Phone 587. , Mrs. K WANTED for Detective work. ae perience unmnecessary.. Write J. SE C5 a 0 pnor, former Gov’t Detective, St. 12-31 1t — : Tite heats eal THERE IS MUCH USE INOURGOING f WELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANDED—FEMALE, “|| * SEE perenne DOWN TOWN-1 GUESS EVERYBODY 2. POSITIONS, OPPN—Men, wo-| WANTED’ GIRLS FOR i AROUND. THE a : = = = 1S CELEBRATING THE NEWYEAR. y faired Goud per Gr sare CHORUS WORK DIFFERENT CAFES [i a IN THEIR OWN CELLARS — “AND RUN INTQ A , BUNCH SOME PLACE! WELL THEN, LETS Gof CALLING ! Sam H, Clark, .26Avenue SALESMEN SALESMEN—Exceptional opportun- Ye ity for salesmen who. write at once. 2a AGENTS WANTED b (DULL TIMES SBLLING FOOD—| ‘Live men now earning $10 to $100 Sople must eat. Federal Distrbu-| Per day. McCleery.- Calendar Fac- rs make big profits, $3,000.00 year-| _tory, Washington, Iowa. 12-31-1t Pp fi iy oe and up. No capital‘ or experience = | f.: WZ A] | We eded. Guaranteed, sales, unsold LAND : a ees | | |Z yp i t goods can be returned. Your name WANE 7. apy fom oon having | + : y RATS] QB products builds your own busi- ‘arm for sale; give particulars and ay Géss—repeat orders sure. Exclus-| lowest price. John J. Black, North FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS territory. Write Federal Pute| Dakota Street, Chippewa Falls, Wis- ome Ca = Lae eee aE SEAR GI I OR KI ER en The Season’s Compliments BY BLOSSER Food Co., Chicago. 12-31-1t consin. 12-81 1t ZR SODUCING TAILORING AGENTS | WANTED hear of land for sale. Send nted. Men’s made to order| ‘escription. 500 Kasota Bldg. Min- thing, (Union made). Beau-{—2eapolis. 12-31-1t ‘ul materials. Lowest pricés. < 5 lew Spring Swatch line ready. BUSINESS CHANCES feeds Woolen Mills, Chicago. THE FIGHT IS ON—California film ¥ 12-31-1t producers seeking funds to finance S AGENTS can make $10 to $15 without Wall Street help. Wonder- ful investment for large or small /day selling Cresco Newleather 4 Briopping Bags and ‘Waterproof |’ amounts. Write National ‘Motion Picture Finance Corp, 483 Mortgage prons. Improved, Mfg. Co, Dept. | - j ee 26, Ashland, Ohio," ia-giye| Cusrantee Bldg., Los ae saeiit ENTS make $72 a week by selling FREE INFORMATI = s INI ION copper pro- pcre! Cterco, Baincosis a day.| ducing belt, Arizona. Startling te: e. io delivering. Im-} ‘sent those desiring to make immedi- roved Mfg. Co., Dept. 227, Ashland,! ate. money... Write Henry . White, fo, i 12-81-1t| Citizens National Bank Bldg; Los ART YOUR FORD in coldest weath-| _ Angeles, California. 12-3L-1f ', new invention, saves. ‘gasoline. Agents, “Ford owners, write Jir —___BOARD AND ROOM AND ROOM a Specialties Co. Cincinnati, O, BANNER HOUSE—Room: and board, 12-31-1t $1.35 a-day; bed and breakfast, 75c; Aye ee Toom for light housekeeping. Kitch- | vote oe WANTED en help wanted. Phone 231. Sua ee Sais Cals Bakar ES g H a ere 7 tate wishes to play for dances 12-27-1w |S. Bo E Pay : x : ; Bre orcs CHARS a La i e re ae jay fpr ~ N yum were defendants, in favor of | ti he fr door the Ce | ber: : a differ Shea GHOLe j with orchestra. Write M. C. Knud-| BOARDERS WANTED—Boardand| the vlaintite and against, the defend. | Howse. in the city of ism Nott | bers by the different church choirs. An in, Richardton, N. D. “_12-30-1w| room or table board, Home Cooking. {ttts,tom the sui of $105.50. which said on the 2ith da : .| invitation is extended to the public. . q S| thesD 2 he Cooking. |judgynent, among other things, directed {at the hour of er : 5 : t Tes: he- Dunraven. Phone 366, 212 3rd|the sale by me of the real property | estate directed — in . mata ution to be si Street: © 12-28 4 wks,|bereinafter described to satisfy the | decree and —_—_—_—— | amount of said judgment, with inter- | The North half (N 1-2) of Section N Township One Hundred Th usb sutta'vinton ria is see A SURPLUS OF NEARLY $1,500,000.00 5 9ST—Weedthain’ 30x38 1-2, in cit} y. dent at, the Dakota Business College, Winder return’to Phone 957. Re- FOR SALE OR RENT est thereon and costs, or so much of | teen (1%) a A fy: cae é said judgment as: th eds of such | Wight Tange Seventy-bigh in PAT: is SOT aR rAd ral ROOMS FOR RENT FOR -RENT:Seven room “modern | Gvocution io me issued out of th uniting in Ole Paulson. house at 311 Ave D between 3rd and |office of the clerk of said. court in mith t : f Space eT ts. 898.02, with inter 1G of IR RENT=One furnished room wit j rea. t fli i e A a 4th streets. Inquire of L. A. jand for said county of Burleigh and of id judgment and di atertat A Surplus of the hail insurance de-| for Williams County not having been kitchenette, near-high school; also} 404 th street, Phone ais Plerce. (eiite of North Dakota for the! said of sale, together with the accruing} Entertain at Dinner ots ieee the Sh penal a-| certified to the State auditor Prey: lectric\ stove and floor lamp for Peay ‘sum. of. $103.50, and interest, accrued and: expenses of. such sale Tie members of the P. B, O. will] partment of the State of North Da- tous beperionee nas chown else ital sale. Phone 467-W. Aree -25 tf and accruing costs, and costs F ed Dec, 1 eR entertain the B. 1. L.’s at a six o'clock | kcta for the three years of its opera-|lON8 experience Aas shown aso ult 12-31-3t potings a 4 ol VELCH ; a , » made by e & FOR RENT—Seven-room house, with|@irecting me to sell said + ROLLIN WELCH, dinnzy this evening at the h f| tion i i illion | * ments: will be made py elimi R RENT—Comfortable furnished| bath and electric Iighte, Avcnus ca | pursuant. ta sila. Judgment and exceu- | yi Shevitt of Burieigh County. | nner Ns evens at the home of] tion is estimated at close to a million | ating lands not properly -¢overed by room in modern house for light! and 3rd St. Phone 90%. 11-26-tf ta Pera elem Sheree Cle B urs. fiornene dae Pininufts, ‘ 5 and a half dollars in the preliminary} insurance while additional awards housekeeping. 111 Mandan Ave. | = —— - *ipergon appointed: by: said Court to make kiN: D. N e roe report for 1921, of Martin S, Hagan,| sometimes follow proot that lands ac- ‘Phone 672-W. 12-28-1w| FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, No.| suid sale, will sell the real property Dec Jan, 7-H4-21{ J. Novak, who is farming in Stan- head of the department, in which the} tually were insured : R RENT—Furnish : ———— 810 Rosser St., Theodore Koffel hereinafter described to the highest peek _ ton county,! was, in the city yest fi is niall ata epee hb three! years Thy finaiiolal rend f the Hail T aD Furnished or unturnish- 12-29-3t| bidder for cash at public auction at] <9 - ANNUAL 3 IN day ‘attending to matters of Yusi- | nancial statistics of the three years ENA oet ee dd rooms for light housekeeping. ES ithe front door of the courthouse in The regular annual mecting of the ess. are tabulated. The figures for 1921} surance Department, as of November ‘ping Ly 0 i #5 i 6 ness. : ismarek Business College. Phone MISCELLANEOUS | Biamasce. sure slogiclolae of : the 2 st Nationat Hae are approximate only, the final los: 30, 1921, follows: _ cA a, e 28) 3 E: rek for iH Elks Dance, *|rasxes levied 1919.. p83. 12-28-1w | “Tey i 5 | x f Z i cated you wish to realize cash for your!#@t the hour of ty R RENT—Onél large room witlt}1921 Burleigh county hail warrants| {one en ana i i i : judgment and itchenette for light housekeeping. |'come’ in ani see us. We have a client s thereon, and the c d 1 . levied 1920 $7,808,193.83 J.J. Murray, Allen Pfenning, George | T# Ford and Custer Lang, are members of a committee in cha Abatemen nd Reunds 1914 phone 415J, 723 2 who desire: rcha ‘ much Be of arrange- | A i tounds 1920... Kat hdd eas 2S is to pur chase a block of ideale’ B arrange Abatements nd Reunds 1920. R RONT—Furni these warrants. Investors Mortgage ee therdboctwalkeatistye. cect: : Sa sae ae ae anual New ve ore Taxes pald 1919. Gusekeoping. rooms Sccurity Co., office in First Guaranty property to he sold said |g pera a 35GB CO ee Podse NO. | raxes pail’ 1920 broadway. A ey wun oO jd judgmen ° a P.O. Te, deli: Yall B ay Bank. 12-81-3t | Spee.al execution and to this notice, is; | MANDAN NOTES | R RENT—-Rooms in modern home,; FOR SALB=Meat market, grocery |@escribed as follows, to- . i Hose in. Phone $77-J, or call at 2001 ine in connection, 40. miles from! wilkinson in and to that tract of land } seb ua th FRANKLIN PA Ww j : 12-27- Bismarck; price, $3,000, including | included. between and hounded by the Hone From) Minneapolis “ R RENT—Furnished room in mod-| building fixtures; $1,500 cash, bal-{ ‘0lloWine lines, part of ions Hon “COE Eonyne, wlth had been spend- rn house. 801 5th street or Phone ance easy terms. If interes | Cand. feonrpabiin One: Thindred 10 ing séveral days in Minneapolis with 3 z his gon, Scott G. Conyne, who has re- , i | vo (4 ange Seventy-six (76), 42 SO 12-81 3t. write X, care Tribune. i the section line betw: :. Co MR RENT—Large furnished voom|FOR SALE—Fifty carloads of choic cently been quite ill, returned home Se ints Ganeelled” 4 tis Concelled n (10) and Ele (1 vith kitchenette. Phone 457-M. lignite coal at $2.65 per ton, F. 0. b. ee this morning. 12-29-3t Odessa, N; D. Burt State Bank pe ee EN’ 7 i aa say Fo ash hae e Hank,’ monument at the turned to Drake Be RENT Puraishes room with} Burt, N. D. 12-24-1m Peo and running a ane Se Gawesnscieree btucla tare Re oard, 5 . Phone 512-R. son eA neSi Ty q line in 2 southerly, di Mr... 4 Mrs. ert Baker, n Sti $5,804,008 3 ‘ 512-R FOR SALE—A four-piece tapestry uL-!4 distance of 150 fe I Drake, who visited over Christmas snd A ianeem ent Waa eT oaae a ts ad int cr ss 12-22-8t holstered wicker parlor set. Call at}a distance of 1 Interest on daily spent several days at the home of the appointment of F OR RENT—Room in : i 2-30-20 |! ance of feet, thence cast: for Nera : wrt : nklin Page, of \ y bo Close in. | Call pe agile house 200. Fark street. 12-30-20 a distance of 183 feet to point of be- ‘Mrs, Baker's parents, Mt. and Mrs.'hromiiton, N. D., as eassiste a fe OF rem e 100.000. ¢ 1 REN? a i eet AVANTED™ Loundtyy,;stove in good j sinning, i 6 d t D 1 Jacob Wirtz, shave - returned home, commissioner of ate e Hee nel aan at 1o‘o00.00 ¢ T- Hodern furnished room| condition, Phone 241-R. 417 Ist] ygyyfed HNIS OL Gay © ber, | leaving for Drake yesterday. comes the fi Cane! touiRobert q ielose in, 400 4th St. 12-28-lw |] gt. 12-31-1t : ROLLIN WELCH Flint, commi: Mie R RENT—Large moder; ya ee Sheriff of Burleigh County, N. D. Dancing I ieee aaah j a ‘St. ee x ree ae cha aaa | GEO. Bey MUSSON 5° Twenty-eight countess enjoyed the! Mr. Page is a product of North D: q 5 _ SUMMONS | ern Attorney for Plaintiff, first of a series of three formal din- He graduated from the Univer- 1 STATE AOR NORTH Danone. county, eyS-10-17-24-21; 17-14. | ner dancing parties, which was held| Sity of North Dakota and, since that Bangnss f Burleigh. * i LET ea ‘ase insBem bi IN'DISTIUCT © COURT, Fourth Ju- = Thursday evening at the Lewis and| time has been & farmer in Pembina dicial District. * \ NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Clark hotel, the affair being given by| County. He is at the present Line : . Guests from | Secr of the Pembina County Fair r . $051,092.27 Expenses, MARKETS State of North Dakota, vs. | mond | spare OF NORTH DAKOTA, County] 9 pee ; organized cl F. McDonald and ‘Thomas WF, iteiley, | SAN OE NORE KOTA, County] pecontly organized clu Defendants. S IN DISTRICE COU Fourth Judicial | out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | Association. He member of the | jects TAMER EUIGW TIE co EOS a SAN DOD LON b CHICAGO GRAIN outs Staten of Nonits Dakots. to the _Distriet. ie y liam Little, of Pittsburg, and Mrs.|North Dakota Farm Bureau Federa-| Paid State Auditor and State T G10 Chicago, Dec, 31—(By the Associat: |NeDonaid and Thomas f, Ieeltes. and | Rome rianutiee ws. of Be Murdoush | Charles Heater of Chicago. Honeanil, for’ she yet 1921 hasbeen Cash Tautanee, Now, 80th, 121.002 : Press)—Wheat and all other grain {all other persons having any right, | and! Rebert L; Beale. Defendan ae j# member of the North Dakota Farm SHIMLA: aie eg Ori cae TRE ane re unsettled.in-the.-early trading |title ond interest in and to the prop- Notice is hereby given that. by virtue Interesting Program Bureau Board of Directors. He is the | Cash on hand F ‘ tid erty described herein: + of a judgment and. dec! of foreclosure An interesting program is being ar-! owner of a combined ain und da Outstanding Ta 435.05 few year dopor cons: ying as his 10 per cent on the Chicegu-nenrdof trade today. re i -| You, and each of you, are hereby | and sale in this action. dered and en- r vi % A Wasi ; cember wheat started unchanged at|summoned to make your answer and | tered on December 1921, and pursuant range'{ for the Community sing, to be} farmiand during the last 10 1.2 and hung there until near the |Show cause to, this Court why the | to an execution issued thereon, the{held at the Palace theatre on Sunday | ha ech turning to d: 1 of the first hour when it rose 1-2 {Property herein described should not | undersigned sheriff of Burleigh County. | eyening, January 1. Music will be major, interest. _ r z be forfeited to the State in accordance | North Dakota. as ted in-said judg: | CVE : : ies ete i it. May opened with 3-4 to 7-8 cents | with law, and you-are notified that a | ment and decree, will sell at public auc-! furnished by’ local talent, also num-| One of the great motives in the de- te te er at $1.14 1-2 tio $1.15 and settled | certain Cadillac six cylinder automo- : SEA ee pa a = —_—. ——— ~| Wstimated Departm around $1.14 34. July began at|bile was seized together with intoxi- 2 Poe Y ie 5 ayy | Lown Emergeney Fund is Oe aes : to 1-8 cents lower at $1.02 to $1.03, [cating Hauor Jn the above entitied ac: OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLBY J fictiting remain ttomesteaa aid initia Winds Be ae *}tion, and that the said automobile is jt A\ ‘ ai ital and rerandsc 1010 a N90 is.01g 87 H a9 pio ch canis ower at S108 F100, | Runde ata auidnat ics | THES OLD HOME solu pram leny ome sand IC TAN gy Ge provision of the laws passed in 1921 i a Not reported as paid by County Treasur Chicago, Dec. 31—(By the Associat. j legislature ofthe peat a OfeNertn Pes i Estimated surpiu TYLY and 1920 Press)—The outlook is bright.in]answer or claim: being filed within indwinnity. ax on AL Gate CET je: packing industry and in American |thirty days'after the service of this | Indemnity tu: Z Le 19 siness generally, E. Wilgon, presi-}Summons upon you. the Court wil “ Fi. Ree are pices | | order forfeiting the said pnt of the institute of American Meat |t¢r ckers said in a statement today. illne cutomonle fontile: Stajecof North i ie (daily b (Not Estimated £1 business may find a good open. By Order of Court, | pther Receipts (Not estimated) | Men the fact that the largest indus- CHAS. FISHER. Total Estin : «36,0. if n the United States—slaughtering| pas.q peconlor ec ame” i Indemnity for 21,06 $4,871.200.32 id the meat packing—apparently had % ; I eee Exp. . 150,000.00 nished the year 1921 with a normal Abateremts i nds, alee ae o- 15,000,008 $5,059,360.22 arehouses but has passed freely in- SuwMONS i trade ‘channels and then into con |STATE OF. NORTLE DAKOTA, County im ption.” of Murleigh. . aM DUST COURT... Fourth Jue | ivial District. + | ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK State of North Dakota vs. J. B | mith St. Paul) Dec. 31—Cattle 100. |Staley und Carl Klein, Defenda~ cared with week ago, steady to 25 zaite State Ag ore Dae ee , higher. Beef steers, common to|Ricin, and all” other persons havin ~ m, bulk $5 to $6. Butcher cows |any right. title or: interest in and to heifers $3 to $6. Canners and |the property described herein: a. ers $2 to $3. Bologna bulls $2.50] You and each of you, are hereby » $3.50. Stockers and feeders, bulk | eee e tee oe hy the t to $5. Veal calves mostly $1 high- ribed should not I for week. Practical packer tops at MIMATE: . Page has had his own f: st to determ.ne ji | preduction he has esteblished five rec- Dakota, the things he has been called] ords for North Dakote Jerseys, three to promote in his new position. In-|of these being records for any breed. , stead of bringing the experience of by age will be available for meet- other states and other conditions to s and breeders and for j his position, he will have a practical | institute work tiroughout the winter. {first hand knowledge of most of the = matters he presents. During the two} TRIBUNE WA) FOR RESULTS ¢ partment approaching Mr. Page offering him the position he tak | that he has accomplished in N e in accordance lose $7.50 to $8.00. ith law, and you are notified that a Ni oie 7 : =| certain Buick, six eylnder automobile eens CE eee se ——- ; | Hogs 1,100, Averaging 10¢ to 15c| eas seized toecther with, intoxiestinz ° igher. Best light weights $6.75 to $7.| liquor in the above entitled action. and witcher: $ 50. H y|that the said automobile is held for tchers around $6.40 to $6:50. Heavy | ot tire and sale under the provision , fackers mostly $ Pigs $8.00. of the laws passed in 1921 legislature | heep 50. Compared with week ago|of the State of North Dakota, and to 50c higher. Lambs $10. -| that in default of any answer or claim 95 Baa | peing filed within thirty days «after » $10 to $10.25. Stock ewes $4.5 the sapuies orth i. [ BUSINESS DIRECTORY | WEBB BROTHERS D3. Natives $4 to $4.50. the Court will tor its order i —_—____ ing the said Buick automobile to the Fs _ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK state of. North Spankgty ' Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors Precaae Dec. 31—Cattle 1,000. con, ’y ender of CHAS. FISHER, | Licensed Embalmer in Charge Ee ede ete) «Dated Deo Ue | DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Hogs 8,000. 25c¢ to 40c higher than F._E. MeCURDY, — lesterday’s’ average. z ee Sheep 5,000. Compared, with week gO fat lambs 25c to 50c higher. | PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 100 i Night Phone 100 or 687 vt STANLEY eT THAT HARD CLD BLACK RUBBER COAT BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY HANGING IN FRONT OF ABE GOLDSTANS | 220 MAIN STREET STORE BECOMES A MENACE TO LIFE : ANDLIMB ON A WINDY DAY. | MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis,. Dec. 31—Flour. un- hanged to 20c lower. In carload lots Rmily patent quoted at $7 to $7.10} by the D ler barrel, in 98-pound cotton sacks. | Vicia! Mist hipments 29,596 barrels. Bran $22. | Dakota, semester net sui) in the Pla: Court on the 1921. in as net Mercury has a year $8 days) sn action wherein Sam. L.»Oison was Se ta | plainds and A, 8, Wilkinson and 10. | ven. that by vir- nt in’ foreclosure of rendered and civen purt of the Fourth in and. for the Coun- and. State of North ntered and dockrted Upholstered Furniture Made to Order ee