The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, ’22 @ STORM CAUSES oing Her Bit WELL! TRY To BE AS ECONOMICAL AS” THIS. BANK IS No Goop! | “ALL CAN GET OUT -OF. IT IS ANICKEL- IT SEEMS THAT 6 or 5 5 NOTICE OF FORECTOSURE ‘ON REAL / ESTATE. “COME ON) WILBUR! IF “You HAVE TICKETS FOR YOU SEE THAT HATPINP. WELL, I'VE USED THAT MILLIONS LOSS Fox River Valley Under a Sheet of Ice as Result of Furious Storm e TREES, POLES GO DOWN Green Bay, Wis., Feb. 28—The Fox rive? valley from Green Bay to Fond du Lac was under a sheet of ice Sun- day, which resulted from a rain and sleet stonm) -whiich raged with un- precedented ‘fury for three days, starting last Tuesday ‘and spreading ‘desolotion over the entire valley. Property. damage in the valley will Tun. to several millions of dollars. Telephone and telegraph. wires are a wmass of twisted debris and teleplfone poles notiityg more than firewood. ‘Trees were literally stripped of their ‘bark and branches and ‘debris’ cov- Notice is hereby given that that cer~ Bagee, dated the 27th day of April, 1917, and filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on the 3Qth day of April, 1917, a. recorded in Book 138 of Mort- gages, on page 267, will be foreclosed by sale of the premises in such mort- gage and hereinatter described, at the front door of the Burleigh County Court House at Bismarck, N D.,.at two o'clock .P. M., on March 4th, 1922, to satisty the amount due upon said mort- gage un the-day of sale. Default has occurred under the cone ditions of said-mortgage as mortgagor has failed and refused to pay any part ‘of the principal or interest secured by the’ said mortgage as evidenced by one promisfory note for $934.15 of even date due Dec, 1st, 1917, and bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent before and after maturity until paid; and two in- teres: installments of $136 @ a prior lien respectivelyon: Dee; ist, 1929 and 1920, said interest installments bearing interest-at 10 per cent from’ maturity. thereof. until: paid, and-which prior tnortgage interest the: mortgage included’ with interest thereon as mort- ame: indebtedness, ae ' Tge premises described in-such mort- gage and which will be sold,to satiaty the: BME: are—the Northwest Quar- t 1-4) of Seetion Twenty-feur (Bec, 24) of Township One Hundred Forty-one (Twp_141) north, of Range Seventy-eight (Rge 78) west of . 5th ENOUGH MONEY OUT, | THE THEATER LETS GET OF THIS BANK TO PAY THE CARFARE BEFORE! A GIRL = FRECKLES Gor A GURRRL! WE CAN’ GO. | YM ALWAYS BROKE ABOUT EXPENSES HERE, ILL TELL You i None but the Brave Deserve the’ Fair VERY SAM un MOCIaEEE oahenuasetnee tion ds STARTED! ve ; f AE QT Ab tnerteagcr, to: Batawin'state Bank, a - TWO WEEKS BEFORE: PAYDAY-||— ARE YOU}! ON EIGHT DIFFERENT it : corporation, ‘of Baldwin, N. D., mort- !'VE GOT TO GET WE'VE GOT TO CUT DOWN TALKING HATS! E HATPIN MY GRACIOUS, FRECULES. (WHAT HAPPENED ? DID You GET HIT BY.A STREET WZ ered the streets of the valley cities. = Oshkosh Hit Hard Lee Burleigh coanty, North Dakota, FA : x Qinkost is believed the hardest hit. fey ot ile wi be Seventeen Hundres: ie . w toi comilinical {One and 5-100ths Dollars ( 05 ~ | fee : lished with Gia eit dint tatopton BAUD iW SPATE Ba Ki; raeaass ) ene i, Sd ve - officials expressed the opinion that the! H. G. Higgins,” nora ron: Mortese Sor Z LAPSE OF (ie p) ¥ ee i city will not be heard from by,.wire| Attorney for Mortgageo, GURL" 5 \3 Se im communicahioa aati ancetinogs le Baldwin, N._D, oF TIME. Gir! week. The Oshkosh Northwestern, aj", * daily newspaper, hes not; published | CITATION: HEARING PETITION FOR! since. Tuesday, when electric power |, APROINTMENT OF ADMINIGTRAS TMIRTY ‘was cut off, according to a traveling}, State of North y ing |, , State of, North Dakota,’ County of MINUTES man who returned from that city by sleigh ‘this’ morning. , Broken., wites.| na: are everywhere.and the: city; has bee: in total-darkness for three. nights. Property damage in. the Appleton: district will exceed $2,000,000,. it: w: reported on authentic information to- day. +; Telephone: and telegraph wires were down in nah,..Menesha and: Appleton, . but. partial, transmission ‘was being restored. Telephone officials said he damage would run to $1,000,000. Telephone poles were snapped off by the weight of ice on the wires and caused a.large portion of the damage. Resume Train Service, Train service southward from this! city was being established Saturday. |4 The first train from Appleton in three before: Hon, 1. C.| judge. In the matter ft th t Perks nag Wh deceaed. Nae taeets es Howie, iti . Howle, Jean Howley Mary tert’ Howie, and W. si In County Court, vi J Named Respondents and All Persons Interested ‘im the: Estate of Mary ‘Banks Howie Deceased: 1: each. of you are hereby: noti- fled that Agnes Howile,/ the petitioner herein, has. filed in. this court her peti- ‘tion, praying that letters of administra- tion. upon Mi ‘i and duly considered by this court on Monday, the. 20th day, of’ March, A.D. it 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that at the court roomg of this court, in county court house, in the city of MELP WANTED—FEMALE SALESMEN WANTED—-Housekeeper by widower with children, good wages, steady employment to the right party. SALESMEN—To Sell Hardiest and Minnesota territory. of all Trees, Fruits and Shrubs, in Dakota Perma- on products $uinas your own. busi- ness—repeat orders sure. , Exclusive territory. Write Federal Pure Food Co., Chicago. A 2-25-1t MISCELLANEOUS Why. not buy at wholesale price di- rect from tne factory. There is a reason, 50 mild Havana cigars for $2,,C. O. D. We pay postage. Try $3.75, and 50 cigars, domestic fillers. steers weak to 25 cents lower. Com- mon to medium beef steers, $6 to $8.25, Butcher cows and _ heifers mostly, $4 to $6. Calves receipts, 1,- 800. Market steady.‘ Best lights, mostly, $8.50. z Hog receipts, 10,000, strong to 10 cents higher. Butcher _ weights strengthened most. Good light hogs, numerous at. $11. Sheep receipts, 500. Market quiet. BOYPTIANS NOW BOYCOTT THE ENGLISH GOODS , . Bismarck; county of Burleigh, and state omy days, arrived here at 2 o’clock Satur- | of North ‘Dakota, and ‘ ‘Write Moffit, N; D., P. 0, Box 93. nent trade. Largest ‘Nurseries be- % 3 g i J dayaafternoon. The Chicago, Milwaukee | you, are. hereby ‘cited Teena rag OF 5s : 2-1 tween Twin Cities'and Rocky Moun- SE eee Witton, ND: Wilton | airly desirable native lambs, $14.75.| Adopt The Same Tactics As iy The : ° eet and St. Paul railroad operated a train fore this court at said time and place, and answer said petition, and ~ show a A $2.50'PER DAY paid’ one lady. in each tains. Write for particulars. Northwest Nursery Co., Valley City, 1-30-4w CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. The Nationalists Of J into Green Bay from Milwaukee at|cause,-if any there be, why the prayer| town to distribut. i 4 e tree. circulars for : -22- POTATOBS—Good culls and small po- 3 _—C ts i 3:20 p. m. and dispatched one south | of;said petition should not be granted Economy Non-Alcoholic flavoring. <North’ Dakota. 22s tatoes, fifty cents per bushel, at iit rea es eae ean India at 4 o'clock. ; By the (Seal)” Court: I. C. DAVIES, of the Permanent position. F. E. Barr Co., ‘ WORK WANTED on Sixth street, alley, between Front 11,000. Early top, $8.75. Bulk, $7.40 to $8. Alexandria, Egypt, Feb. 28—In de- In Neenah the mayor issued @ proc- Judge County Court. Chicago. 2-28 1b] aaa Bri amatio ing cl Dated the 14th day of Feb ‘. D. at WANTED —Housekeeper wanted to| and Sweet streets. Bring your! og receipts, 25,000. Fairly active, tae te Ripe oe paras pees ene aay of Bobruaty,, * P-| WANTED—=AL ‘once, girl to work for! cook for man and ang Write Box| .8acks. Cash only. Missouri Val-| 19 60 centsiaigher, i claring a boycott against all goods of Ser a eee wee ea Garle | beat Bea Reo en |, board: and “room! ori by, the -weelts 4, 5201) Ss 207-51| ley Seed Co., over Dabl’s Store. |” sheep receipts, 16,000. Sheep andj English manufacture, the Egyptians Line deleeraplt ceca cg tr be as week for three rire Re ee Phone 621-R. : 2-27-2t 2 a Phone No. 605, 2-20-2W | yearlings steady. Lambs weak, choice | have adopted the tactics of the Na- ue ane, ees Beet soveral telephone Eisuet Be eelbune! and by personal ser-| WANTED—Girl for gefieral house- ROOMS FOR RENT SWEET CLOVER SEED — White! ted western lambs, $15.50. ; tionalists of India. ‘They have heard a 7 upon as cappondente: Over cen years blossom, scarified and. guaranteed that the Indians have been successful window jus work. Call 607 Sth St.. Mrs. Frank FOR RENT—Two rooms in modern Z eee eee ae ene thevnecial rusraian sof, amino respon Harris: 2-28 2t) house; furnished for light house- free from any noxious weed seeds MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN in their attempt to boycott British ents, not t 5 7 4 bse ‘ind. i it is, Fly, ‘28—Whea 3 Green Bay Recovering. dents. all not less than twenty days be-|WaNTED—Compelent. girl for gen- Call 1 Thayer or inde Me Eau ecact Obotie Ueinneewpolis,. Bi. 72k ei Me See ae ee chal BERRI TGiE Green, Bay was slowly emerging (Seal) Seat ae a GEDA IES eral housework.- Phone 594. St.,,or Phone 672-M ‘ 2-23-1w Dak "9 93-1wke cole 130 eure compared W: RGHIReNE ta ieee B from the ice and snow Saturday with G14, 21,28) \ : 2-27 wk |FOR RENT--Small room for vent in| > arose cocker: | Cash No. 1 northern $152 5-8 to| As yet the extent of tho boycott is street car service near normal. Streets were being cleared of snow which is from four to five feet deep. SALE OF LAND Notice is hereby given. that under au- thority of an order of sale granted-by the POSITION WANTED EXPERIENCED Stenographer some knowledge of bookkeeping de- wit | Phone 768-M.2i09 i. modern house. ::;/Hot water;; heat. $6.00: per month: 7 402 Fiftho St. 6 2235-8t OR RENT—Rooms for. light els, choice stock. Alson combina- tion coal and gas range. Phone §12-R. 409 5th St. 2-28-2w $1.57 5-8; May $1.46 5-8; July $1.35 1-4. ‘Corn, No. 3 yellow, 55 to 56 cents. Oats, No, 3 white, 36 3-8 to 36 7-8 not clear. However, many Egyptian merchants are now refusing to buy English goods and salesmen calling on Egyptian customers are: promptly 7 The Wisconsin. Public Service COM-|tionorable I, C: Davi ‘a - 3 ane y & pany, estimated their loss from the|County Court of the county of Burleigh: sires “position. .“Can furnish’ refer)" 1 coping: ‘all’ modern; hest; ‘li FOR SALE—Sweet clover. W. B.| ., ; 4 rt $100,000. Sev- |i", the atate of North Dakota, dated the| Ofna Stsapsited., Writai ass; In cate : ei Scarofied, at 61-2 cents, Buxtoa| “nts told that he wishes mo quotations on three days storm at $100,000. | Sut" [oth day of February, A.D, 122, the of Tribune. * ante | and water furnishell, 38 Main: St, eacae fo NED eset Barley 48 to 60 cents. such merchandise. : eral of the small towns near undersigned, Phone 929-W. 3 0% 9 »12s27-1w | Grain Co, Buxton, N. D. -6-1m Rye No..2, $1.00 to $1.01. But the great majofity of importers Bay will be wihout light or power the administrator of the estate of Michael Reddy, late of the EXPERIENCED CLERK wants posi- tion by March 1st, 1923. Write R. 4, FOR RENT&Rooms for light a ouse- Flax,.No, 1, $2.44 to $2.61 1-2, and exporters are foreigners who de- ys township of Christjana, in’ thi - ; for two weeks on account ia the aes Burleigh. and state of North Dakota des Box 58, Valley City, N. D.”__2-27-3t keeping. Also some sleeping rooms, | g¢———————____________., ee a sire to continue to buy and sell in being carried away by the ice. ceased, will sell at private sale to the} ~~ in modern house, 44 Main St. Phone | MARKETS | BISMARCK GRAIN, the best markets. If the Hgyptians are able to hold ern Wisconsin points could: be reach- ed with telephones. Telephone con highest bidder, for ¢: existing mortgages an‘ and subject to confirmation by the, Judge th. subject to liens thereon, FOR SALE 08 RENT TOUSES AND FLATS 612. 2-27-4 FOR RENT—Apartment, 2 rooms fur- ———— + (Furnished by Rassell-Miller Co.) : $143 Bismarck, Feb. 28 No. 1 dark northern .. together on the boycott program and force the importers to no longer deal nection as far south as Appleton was Caunty ‘Court,, the following} BEAUTIFUL 1 (1-2) story. modern|) ‘nished: Close,in, Lights,and_wa- AN UPWARD TREND established at noon. Saturday but err ee tnweat Guatier (NX. W. % of} house, excellent Tocation, full base- |) ter: $25.00. “Phone str. 221-lw | ‘Chicago, Feb. 23—Wheat had an up-| No. 1 amber durum - 1.11] in English cotton piece goods, iron whether communication could be es nection stwenty-aix (28) in township one; ment, hardwood floors, built in| FOR RENT—Furnished room. for ward slant iti prices today during the "No. 1 mixed durum 1.09" and steel produ: the result may be tablished beyond that point could not Ho haa Eee nora cn range| features, garage. Owner will sell! jignt fidieellee ing, Bismarck Bus- | early trading. The opening varied | No. 1 red durum . . .97] serious for English factories in Lan- ¢ be Jearned. cipal meridian ‘in Burleigh county, North | Very easy. terms. Talk to Henry &| ness College ae eee 27-Aw |\trom: unchanged figures to 3-8 cents | No. 1 flax 2.29 | cashire and Birmingham. f ran oD Dekotae! Sar be madi Henry, Phone 961. 228-3 Fe oie, higher, with May $147 1-4 to $1.47 3-4, | No. 2 flax . . 2.24) “British banks are included in the = aie gale) will be made on or after the |FOR «RENT—Nine room house, com: | Oe A eee ane, 2-27 3¢ | ond July $1.25 to $125 12. Moderate | No. 2 rye 85] poyeott. It is stated that considerable pei pids must be in’ writing and may| pletely furnished. Whole house or omer St. Phone ie -4 gains followed. 5 a, sums of money have been withdrawn eA be Teft at the office of George M. Regis-/ apartments’ ~an ibe rented, as. de- FOR RENT—Rooms at 8082nd street:}” After opening 1-8 cent off to 1-4] ¢¢ from English banks in Egypt gnd i‘ FILE FOREST marek, ‘in Burleigh county’ “Norte az | sired. _ 713 3rd.St, 2-27 1 wk | Call 282+J. 2-22-1w | cent higher, the corn market scored placol in other foreign banks. tii ; ‘ota, ‘or filed with the Judge of said] FOR RENT—Steam heated four- FOR RENT—One furnished’room, 409|@ general advance an len under- School boys have boycotted the k County Court, or delivered to the under- z od four rooms z; ‘2 9-99-st | went something of a setback, 4 ss ‘and the natiye bar association signed personally. apartment; gas range. French & Coth, Stes ot ‘Snowstorms in the southwest led to Rae ape etieconcss with the rule which calls for filing of all forest fire claims against the United States Ratlroad administration before February 28,. settlers, towns- ted February ay A. D,1922. ed, to the creditors of, and a . all ‘- sons having: claime agains: sa tt ee ceased, to exhibit them with the neces- sary vouchers,. within four: months after e first publication of this: notice, to said Administrator at his realdence on Welsh: Hardware Co. bates BOARD AND ROOM’ THE OLD HOME TOWN | declines later, especially in, the price COOPERATION” J.-F. Brooke, sceretary of the Pierre Commercial club, who is secretary of the state organization. i 2 The two-day program will include papers and discussions on topics hav- Tt has been proposed, also... tomré~ nounced that they drink English whisky and rofuse to wear short-cropped mustaches as the English do. Various other boycotting plans have been proposed. people and other property owners in| Northeast. quarter’ Section 4.1 i - | Townshi; in. ithe u 4 Pow, St pauls and Sar on eat suit couaalP of Lien, in said Burleigh ing to do with commercial orgéniza- — i agai t the administration. hay February 18, 1922. tions and their work. The dominant aera lay grovld uiledé’ actio 2 MATT’ SETALA. feature of all talks will be the abso- ‘The law provides that unless act '™ “Hirst! publica Administrator. | | lute need of community cooperation is commenced in the owper's name eo ‘ : ein on February 21, 1922. and a better understanding ‘on a busi- fore, February 2, 18: fe unt f Oe ness basis between the agriculturist claims will be outlawed. | s Property loss estimated at $50,000,- 0C0‘ was caused’ by the fires of Oct per 12, 1918, which took a toll of ap proximately 400 lives. , Because of the confusion of names and the fact that whole families were wiped out by, the fire, the exact number of'the dead may never be known, according to reports of persons engaged: in checking the number of victims. ‘ The towns of Cloquet, Moose Lake, |! Autumba, Lawler and Kettle River were destroyed by the fire, as were also innumerable farm bomes. The railroad administration was |! saa eet FARMERS WELL », ESTABLISH. A CREAMSTATION | Van Hook, Dh Feb. 28—About ‘wenty dairy fatmers attended the meeting, pt Idikish and organized the Van. Hook Cream and’ Produce, Ship- ping Association: : constitution: and by-laws were drefted and ;a board of fi clotted att tee of five directors, Tollef’ Beltrusten,: Hans Hanson, 3 WZ Z oA ee ELE LALLA NO SIREE- 1 DONT SIGN NO MORE PETITIONS-1' SIGNED ONE ONCE FOR ANE! PUMP AND WE NEVER, OT IT NO-NO - SAY HES and the merchant. Hl “If all the efforts of the business man on the farm and the business man in the town for the betterment of conditions can be coordinated,” says Secretary Brooke, “then business con- ditions will be better for both of these kinds of business men.” The Mobridge Commercial club will entertain the visiting secretaries with a banquet on the evening of April 14, and will make it a big com- munity affair, according to the ten- tative program, Many prominent business men from various parts of SAYS TOWNLEY Minot, N. D., Feb. — Addressing a meeting of 300 farmers A. C. Town- ley, president of the National Non- partisan League, declared here last night that his “balanc> of power” plan in North Dakota had been mis. represented by various “gentlemen” in the state and by a newspaper whic’ he said “was supposed to be op2 ed by the farmers. It is believed he had reference to the Fargo Courier- News, league newspaper. held ible for the fire by a 8 Chas. A. | Wales, (Cai “and: the state will be invited to speak at fal court of five" district judges, whee John Mitchell er coneraa ae so DURNE! D the banquet. Governor McMaster has WILL REVOKE promised to arrange his affairs, if decision later was upheld by the state supreme court. After trial of the individual cases had commenced last summer, the rail- road administration made ®. compro- mise settlement with claimants in some sections and payments of hun- dreds of thousand of dollars. is al- teady underway. The basis for set- tlement has not been agreed upon in dther districts, Non-resident claimants are said to be principally interested in the late filing before the claims are outlawed. LEAVES FOR COAST. Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 28—Rev. Jonathan Watson, for the past five years rector of St. Paul’s’ Episcopal church, has left fer the Pacific coast. where he will spend a year’s leave of absence granted him because of ill health. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Watson and his daughter Aimee. =————o——————s————— B.S. ENGE, D. C. Ph C Chiropractor - Consultation Free 1i—Leeas Bl Suite 9 Block—Phone 209, The directors met at the. First Na- tional bank on Moriday evening and organized by electing the following officers President—Hans Hanson. Vice president—John Mitchel. Secretary-Manager—Chas. A. Wales, Treasurer—Tollef: Beitrusten, The board will meet again as soon as incorporation blanks are. received, and then preparations will be made to get the business started. Twenty-three members. have been signed up and it is expected thére will be several more before the or- ganization is ready to do business. WHERE DOES IT HURT? uondon, Feb. 28.—Take it from the London Lancet, if you have been suf- fering from enterogenous cyanosis, you haven't. What has been ailing you is either methaemoglobinaemia, or sulphaemogiobinaemia. Further than that there are no explanations. World’s oldest fairy tale is said to mt ‘be the “Tale of Two Brothers,” writ- ten about 4000 years ago. STANLEY STINGY WIGGINS. REFUSED To SIGN THE PETITION BEING CIRCULATED FOR A NEW WATERING TROUGH ON LOWER MAIN STREET TIGHT: LL “CLL STANLEY possible, so as to be present and will be the principal speaker of the eve- ning. Successful secretaries of the state will take part in the convention pro- gram and a general invitation is be- ing sent to all clubs and community organizations in the state to send their secretary and such other officers and delegates as possible. A. B. Gunderson, secretary of the Vermillion Commercial club, is presi- dent of the state organization. SCHOOLS CLOSED; . . SICKNESS CAUSE ‘Napoleon, N. D., Feb. 28.—The meeting of the Board of Education of Foster School District, Number Two, and the ‘Logan County Board of Health, after carefully viewing the sit- uation of the epidemic from all angles, have decided to postpone the opening of school until Monday morning, STATE LICENSES - Light fines or short prison terms for keepers of pool halls that break the state law will not be the, only penalty according to: Attorney Gen- eral Sveinbjorn Johnson, but convic- tion in the courts will be followed by the revocation of the state license al- Ipwing the owner to operate a pool hah. The new policy became operative first last week when four licenses were ordered revoked by the attorney general, three of these being in a town where the proprietors of pool halls have continued to give trouble to law enforcement officers. Mr. Johnson has become convinced that a small fine means almost nothing in preventing illegal because of the large profits poss , and also that a prison sentence does not deter the man who has once been within the jail, and 3 turning to the final action which terminates the man’s March 6, it is announced by Superin- tendent Phillips. right to do business, at least as a pro- prietor of a pool hall. wie ; : EDWARD M KAFER, 2 | poe OO .| Adminiatrator of the Estate of Michael |FOR RENT—Three-room furnished |OqRD AND ROOM for eirl, $25.00 a| of July delivery but were partially tivati gy ap x 2 f 3 tOON Lh cb ol bed 2 ed : strict the cultivation of Bgyntian cot- FIRE CLAIMS Reaiiys: Deceased: Bigmarck, North house‘at 6: Main: St. Phone 129-LW. month. “G15 2nd St. 2:25-3t | offset by predictions of large demand ton, which would he of tnterest to the a (2-14, 21, 28) 2-27-3t 7 from domestic, aloes ya some cotton growers of the United States.: Rs ‘ ¢ i ‘ —— 2 AGENTS WANT: signs of export business. Close un- rt | tthe Formal Suita Being Brought; tn NOTICE To CREDITORS HOUSES WANTED NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD— | settled at 1 3-8 net lower to 5-8 ad- Te eneatbhould re calvary aa - Against U.S. Railroad Stale, Ee renee of Salmon OO are peared Peopla must eat. Federal palstsibt vance, HeEES BD onions to England which now sake e ' Notice- is: in 8 9 r = fits. ear Soar ais ET wpe ca a Sigs ea ees Gs erotarias 50- q oF Ao lon Administration - | signed Saft Seiaia, given by the under- | nished. | Give. location, description ee EEN eaiaL ot cepenieuce ST, PAUL LIVESTOCRS Dakota Commercia Sai eee ou ey ca: Duluth, Minn, Feb. 28—To comply |lelgh and state of North, Dakota de-| 10 Sank goods. can be returned. Your name|-coipts, 2200. Market slow. Heel te SE cancenene made today by.| class, Egyptians of elsure, have ca \ . z 5 would cease to