The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 6

\ _ WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922 i ESTES, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : é coll, State Bank Plaintiff, and against 1 property of said Defendant to- lwit: all the right, title and interest of ‘the within named defendant F. D, Woodworth in and to the following ldeseribed real property, situated — and : Ibeing in the County of. Burleigh and ave f |State of’ North: Dakota, to-wit:— ‘The Southeast, Quarter, (SB) of Section] — , | fi ‘ Wour (4) Township One Hundred: Thir- | {ty-nine (139) Range Seventy-five (29). | : = ‘And that-Pshall on Monday the 2 o'cloc] . of said day, at the fron i |door of thé Court House in the City of] 4) oa HOOT OE ee court County und Ste nother Official Canno' 2 : [Beary FS Set Rn ane ee eadag “| - he above name I, y = § [erent ounting to. ives Hundred Appropriation Bill | irty-eig ; | e, and inte sane! THE PROGRAM IS OUTLINED 9] Ae i asth da ember 1921, BY j Se eublig Auction: to tls highest bid-] Phe federal land office in Bismarck ‘ 4 : E a LLIN WELCH, ill remai 2 direeti a) Expect Over 200 Entrants In| ieee ) IN flee ; will remain under the direction of one ei Hii ean [P. - went spy. oficial under plans of the Depart- : t th - ift's rney, X State High - School | peed he Bismarek, No D., April 25 Res a the aa laws: fof Cons Track Meet | 922 ‘zress and exocutive officers, Former- ‘ \ \ 26. 2.10-17-24] ly there was a register and a receiver : ene varies Rotaro ue berths office. Otto Anderson re- 7 ‘ i a aig ly was appointed to fill both po- HELD IN GRAND FORKS) ae ition: ae congeltdation ofthe Mi- : Ree | Not is here hat, by reason |not, Dic! inson an iston offices Grand For ‘D., May pau) fof default, therein, thet. Corian wae is [Wilh the Bismarck office will give, this J. Davis, director of of the -[Aecullough and Bmm Office additional clerks but no addi- ia partment of the Unzversity of North | lough. husband ang tonal officials Prot. Nicholai, European’ TEni War . Dakota and manager of the track and! cu nd teu Aah pores cr receipt of many, letters : a ais n bags! Gets) and rte field meet at ihe university this week ted [concerning the land office Senator manager. of the Einstein films, are making, an taunt Rorobtam, G end is practically certain from the ¢ r record in the office ¢ }|Porter J. McCumber went over the peop ogres the'earth is a sphere. Here they are oe bahar 5 ties received that thi Haventleth | oe ised enue! date a situation with the officials of the De- Of the globe j9..constant. revolution. . : ; event will be the hest in the series of| Comber, 1916, in Book 108 of Mortgages, partment of Interior, The, whole. slt-| oo eis iG : q state high school track meets held at| rae, 727. will be foreclosed by a sale bag Lab ete ato? ine letter by E. eliinery: Co, Taeat ‘Electric ‘Co.—range . i 4 ae ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC, ST. LOUIS \ oie university. JTast year 188 men} mortgage at the front door of “the | "For thy fiscal year envdin June 30, ‘Power. aoueel 2 oii — ATi 5 ari . — ea aay ee nie yore the miner | aut House, in the City of Bismarck. yg ‘ g June 30,| , switeh bourd—Allis > will bevabove 2006 °. ¢ "} County “of Burleigh, S Bismarck. !1921, the combined ecmpensation of |Chalners Mir, Co., Baustead iulectric : +> Gamble-Robinson Fruit € will be above 200, ukota, at the hour of 1:20 P.M. in the{both register and roceiver at Bis-|28d, Mtr. Co. General Mlectric Co. : Whol ou arb es In the twenty years, the meet has|:ternoon of the 17th day of June, 1922,/marck was only $2,202.69, which in- Westinghouse Blectri nutae: Set dine melee yh . vecre woe | to satisfy the amount due on : BS atin Si e necktie “and. Manutae Bi peen won by but two of the teama| wortuie on the date of # \ suid cluded $500 statutory salary and about |turing Co. Northwestern Wlectric Ad Vie S ismarck, North Dakota from the southern half of the state.| | ‘The premises described in said mort-|$€09 fees and commissions for each isquipment Co,, Western Electric Co. ale Fargo and Valley City, Fargo, ho Fee aad awhilehs will be sold to satisly official. An act of October 25, 1921,/—tange of prices $7,872 to $12,126. I ae ever after taking a-meet in 1910 starl-) “rhe Southeast Quarter of Sec provided the President may consoli-| , Dust collecting system—The’ Day : 7 Y ; cd a havit in 191) and have Héen win-| Twenty-two, ‘Township, One’ Hu date the offices of register and re-|Co., Minneapolis Shpat-Mectal Works, POLISH FA ning with regularity since then. Theiz North, Range Seventy- gelver where the total compensation |~yclone Blow Pin .. Strong-Scott re RMERS 5 winnings have been by glose scores, ‘gage contains a clause au- shall fall slow $4,000-per annum, ap- | 0. —range of prices. $7,995 to. $10,- ilj ives a i : as ono point making them champions a thorizing the mortgagee to. declare the point a eeiates and abolish thle Dom ee eabe 4 o : Bist L. J> Siljan Gives: Address on ‘ WORKING HARD. sank eo whole sum due Hf there is a default.[sition of receiver. = The law permits | Rubber Belting—U. §, Rub! ignific War ; Poll a : n schools took part in the pe eee odaaa due soe cw ne due allowance of.the statutory salary of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Gee g. Significance: of; Seventeenth restored 80 ee sat oF ale era meet a year ago the list including: |ou, Sild mortgage on the date of sale ee ee all not to exceed $3,000 Heep Qisne Hea ber Co., Hepul Of May - vastated land taeutigetiane last yore Logan Center, Drayton, Michigan] ""s or lintortion.to. Forécl z i ubber Co. Manhattan Rubber Co, / : : : the Ministry of A arte Gratton, Cavalier, Egeland MA | paceecoeeanas| UN pte Conmenars range of pices 9.99710 $18940.""| ‘notary ut" vanied rogram ol gehington, May 17—Charging that fn 2820 Poland had’ 1,200,000 acres ot not, Park River, Qakes, Willow City, r ginning of the]. 2 acl ecretary says that even | ji. yp. ‘ » |this noon at its regular ae ropaganda has been cir. | tillable land lai Ste : yaa 5: Fen Iproceedings. ‘The defa s of if the offices of registe’ sceiver | viis, Dryer Co. Hess Heating and s regular weakly lunch- |-culated ‘i le land laid waste py war and Cando, Fangdon, Churehs Ferry, Tuk. | tne Ine leks s of register and receiver ann # g and leon at the McKenzi rt concerning the tariff bil) Sen- | result o] oat nee jowbells,| Dated tine sth day of Fee oo Congolicateg, at. Bistanrek | Vutilating Co.--$19,500 to $18,000, | was paid to Lee ee SARI AGS OF INOS [ee ce in te ‘Bonite Koray | this figure was reduced to. 600,00 i MS on Geand | INVESTORS MORTGAGE they nevertheless would have been | = wating. rand Conveying “Machin, Way and Siljan, acre aon that ‘the duty’ on hides and hoes aurea gure was reduced. eee gion, Gra consolidated’ unde! win —Weller Mfr, Co. Wester Mfr. Co., | ative of the I. | esent= i about 3 si LaMoure, Lidg-| By B, , BURKS, So ET MIN Tostuia iaterige ae Strong-Scott Co., nearer ie Co ative of the I, V. A. and several Nor- sould aoa prices only about 32 cents| ‘Plows, tractors and other’ ¢arm im- crwwood, Deat Sc%100l, ‘Attorney 19] partment. Co.—range ot prices: $89,859 to $40,500. | Nce'an Dapers Bava a very interostin Fata lnniesd. of $2, a8 ‘Mad’ heen plements, jirclased thi Rights ave i Jamestown, Wilton, « Lakota, Minot, Under the inhibitory clause of the cheat Metal Work—McDonald Bros., aitleante of: th Prerrane te sont; | said that cowhide eeneayoal ion | Played a Taree pat te eae reuerasion \ wahpeton, Ellendale, Devils ‘Lake, NOTICE pending appropriation bill i | Winnipeg, 15 cents per pound f- | poj neater ay parE Mec oesranie aanisneet eon farm ae it feeds, Hamilton, Lignite, Bismarek,| oJ? ce fy Stvansom, Deck ot eee tec aiscontinne the it was ne-| stalled; StrongScott Co, ‘Minneap pointed remarks relative to. the mis-)%F the sitoe, and according to his fig- ; Feria] Rassondanist Thomas, Man: "WWotiee is hereby ns Decea Sed. aer-|Dickinson, Minot and Williston on or oli 13 1-4 cents per pound installed. Bion oF dammerackes: poate virtues\and ures the tariff would aggregate only LEAGUE DEF rele A araeaeeaek an, Bathgate, Fargo, alened a HOrENeS ‘ executric before nei 30, ee ae combine ea “plovators £30,000 to $22,008, all eoeae hcuaeele’ Ba progress Sa aee Lato IS RECO! ne bial Hates: of the, Bstate of Charles 1W. Swanson |them with Bismarck, ‘The new regis- Be evators—-Minneapolis El- |and he deplored the exces ee ae 3 i bis Harvey apove sted th catty of LinSFoaitn nd wea’ [tf Ramed at, Minot was nominated, Otis” atevatar Co, Graves, Bloraor making, declaring that the tablets ot {MALT SELLING sete ae schools are not sefiding teams this| California deceased, to the creditors of confirmed and received his commis: | Go" gg 400 to | Co., Graves Elevator |jay handed down from ‘Mount Si i Chieago, May 17.—How the Nonpar- year, othr, Enea taking thei |i ue ini. Gali Reet st0n, Du in view of the uncertainty ., $8,400 to $9.83, Hay ia tat arco ate eee NOT VIOLATION | tis” League of North Dakota an ae place, and the entry jist of schools 43 e vouchers, within four months aie 7 BUBE Ob EN. : . directness and he commend Poe gay Eu deaa toe old ; Baas 3 . af first lies 5 no. | 2Ppnopriati 8. ant ended thein to: hy was told today to the larger than a year ago. tige, tc ia Bo eat Batawin éenaln ST ee ee eerie st WARRA 4 modern legislators. who sought & law Fargo, May i17—Selling of malt members of the Association of Com- Sie sat F co Sa Fine te ony Ob Baa In close of business June 30, 1922, he did Vi or, panacea for every ill. ° syrup and hops is not a violation ot} Merce at a luncheon meeting by Gov- HIGH SCHOOL § pater LOn 1th, ALD, 1923," not qualify, and for this reason the Home Building. nesootatioa atfair a Ie Millerton ae adi nal : _ : x ok Cit SWANSON, Office was’ consolidated with Bis- a 1 saaeaarube Le ea T nes = First publication earn rit aayot marck, i ‘ ear cae a atoaaneg tho rat she a ee id ‘ a Zitst publicat " a Face J na Pee On y ate has in ie judge said, that there were x Suga aaa, f iness of Offices : : : the various houses, it would: be ‘hard } enough instances of actual violation noWollowing™ table was cited by to state how great. the deficit. w: s i Z MI S$ OF THR PROCEEDINGS oF |the acting secretary to show that the i The book deficit, he sajd, was iaave 2 nk its was: not mecessaty: t0 go 5 ; HE BOARD OF CLrY COMMIS- ‘public land business in North Dakota ; 3 bat than $400,000, but it is expected that fap named vi} 4 i) | Monday evening, May 5th, 192, had decreased to a great extent. BUS /County gy eer orres phen. finsliduldation is inde! 8 tae ee ees ' , 5 The Board of City Commissioners |HenS ror the ed at the various of- inty Superintendent: W. ~E.| there will be from $00,000 to $100,009 | 7 xperience ‘ met Tn resular, session Monday evening, fices for the ycar ending “June 30, Persons Makes | by | feared deficit dependent wholly upon~ the}: CITY NEWS : Oe eee ight o'clock P.M rh follows: ; ns Makes Distribution cours, construction of the various | ¢—-———-—— . Record Is Made by Bismarck|#on the Pregident “Lenhart, the smarck—arca of vacant public For This Count -) comlraets;in litigation, Hexctaued. (At Bab; oy y iminuges of athe. meeting” held on |land on July 1, 1921-4256 acres, fil ; reed Wenwasisgery, fortunate: tor, thes Sint une cate & ei I was never : High School for Games Play, |M2%tiy, 102 Vere rend nad approves, ind of all kinds, ineluding final proots| Goan __ |that the experiment in homebuilding | mity" fronts’ the arrival of « babs i : duly" seconded and carried, the” -biue| 220: total receipts, $14,007.16 Gouny Superintendent W: i Par- | Was stopped as tho losses promised to |)" ,¢ ine tismarck hoaitan oe able to bake a ed in The State vfere ‘lowed as rea ‘on ithe, bills |" Dickinson, area’ of 2 vacant’ publid reat He, ending oe ae earrane for ran ito Many more thousands. boy at the (Bismarck hospital. ood ak Sao c ussioner French, duly seconded land, 60,771; filings of- all kind: ite Aid to RurglGraded and Con-] ™)- 4. Stevenson, North Dakota As- un + ; __jand carried, sidewalks were ordered to| cluding fina nds, in-|solidated sckpols,,.. Th ci " cuted i 8 asad The Bismarck (High School athletic along. the south ‘| cluding final proofs, 516; total re- schools,” These Swarrants |S0clated Press correspondent ‘locuted St Alexite “Hospital: News: o teams, football, basketball, and, track, from Seventh. Sureee fo feeipts $5,842.00; \ hate just’ beem received -from | the T2t Bismarck, gave a very interesting ‘Henry (Benkendorf of Danzig has en- usin R al; I i Ss traveled a distance of 2,485 miles dur- | sioner Hen Pr eauyoeton nn ees Stihot area of vacant land 6,007 pee Fake ae mas we tiene ae ne the. scheme’ uron whet fered. hee: SysuAlen ae hospital. Tor . st ing the past year to engage in com- | ried, all propert: seconded and car-Jacres, filings, 456; total receipts $57,- ; r state aid’ for the year {this great news gathering agency is treatments. Mise. Jonse Morn : petition, with other schools, im the es oe buildings ‘onthe having Row 4061. : ending: June 3, 1421. Sant Parsons conducted. He explained the eooper- | Raleigh, "wh underwent an ape align find other pow- State. This is undoubtedly the Jong. | nected to sanitary sewers, were order ston, area of vacant land, 20,- |; : A Basel iation. atures of the mews [eee Nr est: distance ever travelad by any fare september ieee on or be-|263. acres; filings, 369 total receipts Gon that has been made in Burleigh |association. There are nearly 1,300 ome: ROSBAAT bad Sretarneene e ders leave a ort te thooL in tho state in playing {On motion of Commissioner Mengter,| *ieee ge Kecuaty im the. Mamas AES FS | oon che (uieaatek Teiane la'a mein itter taste.” 4 its schedules. The basketball team seconded ‘and carried, théybid of irs]. The table cites other recoipts, sal- c&iving state aid and also in the in- | Which fhe Bismarck Tribute is a mem. Sentenced . bit te. HE ee Te teen playing (G22, Claridge for the fire horses, har-laries and other expenses, and gives creased amount received by Burleigh | ber and cach newspaper, he explained. Albert een aie : Lee oer ie yok: The! Tootball/| ecepiea One nolan wer CoRR Ner ee eo reeenue eat jounty during the five years of his} gathers the news and ‘broadcasts it| guilty to the ender, 7nd plendad Mr. and track teamg each traveled two | Larson, seconded and carried, the ‘hear, |#¢ lands” as follows: Bismarck 180.3 Werk Injtlig county. hrougi this great agency. More than at A to. thettnct Cota ee ea ‘Be c. P. and aC te er etn come-| a om the petitions of 1. 1 Raker and|Per cent; Dickinson, 1288 per cent; Meat ‘Number Amount | 50,000 miles of wires, he explained, [Judge Nu district seourtsstoday.s. By petition with other schools. the shinee ny (Audition | Improvement | Minot 118.1 per cent; Williston 184.8 face antag Schools aretcives are ‘utilized’ to gather up the day's years spre Schnelde oh Slane ; 4 y limits of certain tracts of land | Der Cent, showing that it cost the gov- 30, 1917 a0 A [aeppenings in the vari in Li : ae : (BASEBALL was postnoned, Until Monday levening,Jer#ment more to Keed the offices See sete £92.28 | che sera gh te else eit) Waele IZ % May 22d, Mr. Ber Baker filed afti- e receipts amounted to. Y uP yer: 1 5 ho f 4 [cole ; a dia or te. ON MOLNaERe: Cinmiee Since the consolidation order has dune ef, tes 2,894.40 Veniaarea ie : ts ot hie rome. an STRAWBERRY SUPPER 3 sioner Henzler, the Board of City Com- heen made one clerk at Minot was Fane an! toes 3482-62 Vehe club . bers a pace el A Bitawbeny Seer B 1 - AMERIGAN ASSOCIATION. — [inissloners adjourned to meet’ again transferred to Bismarck. It is esti- Dee 17 3973.00 the club members sung a song intolserved at the Odd Fellows Hall Powder f SCAT IO. ot, MORMAY evening, May 224, 1922, at eight] mated that three clerks cam handle When, Mr, Parsons took over the of. | ‘he telephone for his beneft. Rotar- | hursd ee will ; ows Attest: the Bisamrck office when t fice on January.1, 1917 there was but | ‘82 Meyers {s convajescing from an at- ursday, May 18. | Supper will bsol: \ 8 en the business 2 fi 12 M. H, ATKINSON, is cAncolidated. It is possible that it on2 classified’ school in the county | ack of smallpox, be served from 5:00 on at 35c a A lutely Pure 13 City Auditor. T be necoeiety: to have four clerks guaige ae fuente mn ° a Caen ane ine oh ' tata ee Plate. ta’ Ins : i SE Eee e clerks are chosen in Civil Ser- ie sa, state high |v e meeting, including Messrs. Resto Ler FES ii jum t uy vice examinations and assigned to the school and is not included inthe sta- | Sreen and Denault of the Bank of] | Dane Tuesd: Con roy Kansas 6 is 14 ottice. tistics given above. orth Dakota; A. P. Lenhart, president | qa. 6 OY ErY: ay, Thurs Leaves No Bitter Taste ne nie ii ty | y 5 “The time appears to be approach- fan list of schools on the. classi- f-5¢ the citycommission; Mr, Patterson y and Saturday evenings /# . : naiadett: races Jon concludes the acting secretary | 1991 Est forythe Year etialne June 80, foe the Patterson Land company; Sen- 8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents Send for New Royal Cook Book : ipiven tothe consideration mignt :be: being sent out is as! follows! SrOHON Fitton P.O: hereon, publisher, of he Lc dances : es Ree ere eee yak : AMERICAN LEAGUE. Sy Eee and res atten nf requiring all| “Driscoll No.1—Ist class consoli- rmanden, and W. A. Ross, St. Paul, 9 derCo.,126 WilliamSt,New York j Won Logt. ’ Pet. ) Slinto. the east lana 1 lke eaele dated, : president of the Northern Produce TRIBUNE WANTS TOR, RESULTS at tauls =, 20 11,645 Judge Miller Rules in Cage in fers of land ottees a teed iar ace out eaanes aes erm) oa r St. Louis . 1 68: gradusted perhaps according to th ea Ct i adelphia di <6 with’ only one offi n eae onight, servic carte. e- oe Cleveland 16 467]. Fargo, N. D., May 17—Liquor seiz-|harge, with an. experienced. sat He McKenzie No, 1—2nd class: consoll- | cia es dishes, Ghieken 9 TR / 1 ) 14 .462)ed at the home of Chas. A. Henning, jelorks, annear fn be more “desirable sated o f Ch Mi ‘Chi Ch SNYDER Ss DRAY & TRANSFE : ; 17 13i8 Front street, by federal gents Hae a reduction in the number of Scene Deana ae cig E; sai Foo 'Y ines has en For All Kinds of Team Work and Draying, : 19 ‘last summer,. was Ordered iJand offices, or the continuance of cer- 5 ‘ ‘ ggs Foo Young, rimp oo aying. ’ ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE, Milles delecdant’ by dude, Andrew tain offices with two ‘officials to |aacon® Lake Ne-ds-Srd clase consolt-| Young, Kumquats. No charge for ae ain pera eee y Miller yesterday. ‘The motion was'° 278 . . danci: ice less th: oving pianos, household goods, ba ti ; ; : \mado ae Baldwin No.1— jancing, no service less than i Sie cae ‘ meee rearaaart fot Hebnlage tie Crvenka cana Hay Greek No. tant etass rural, [EOC mm per a specialty. » Scenes. an aes wag illepale ged the searcl N RECEIVE Hay ‘Crock No, 2—2nd class rural. : i Dry Stove Wood, Black Dirt, Gravel and Coal. Pittsburgh 15. 12 | A similar motion was madé by A. A t wie Hog 0. anal class rural, Dance every Tuesday, Thurs : ; Night Service. t Chicago “oo G Lacy, Fargo, and M. J. Donnelly, ‘ Tale one No: —2nd class rural. {day and Saturday evenings a Prices right. Experienced men only. : { Gineinnati_. 119,212 edar Kapids, lowa, attorneys for K. inden, (No. : Coli . 10 Cents 7 Philadelphia . mat 13 kK. Harnisa, Fargo, who is facing trial|! ‘ Tanda e No. 1—2nd class! $00 at The Coliseum. 10 Cen All Work Guaranteed. Brooklyn . SL 15 for pas eae sneredients of » home (Harrict No, 3 pea clase ea : - : ) : 7 ew. udge Mi P Soh aes aa 0. £-_3r i ; 1 : Boston . 8 17 : mean judge ee nae the later Industrial ae. “4 Poya No. 2—8rd class rural. _ The establishment of an “acrial: is expected today. ustrial Commission to Pur-| !incoln No. 1—3rd class rural. freight service” is planned by the e 2 ing’ ea i - i : in alt ; } Tofedo, 10; Sane TRC eee ee con- chase Much Machinery . Se eepatarvice: for eae petmeen ; : Indianapolis cae » 8. tive information as to sale, and ‘hat y ruc c K EF : Lenton ase eee : 6. ; | St. Paul, 6; Colam! the law provides that z chia The structural and ‘concrete work = 9 ' : Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 2. ~ must be proven before a warrant a OG or ean ARM elevator at | —— - | : $ au é ; 3rand Forks wi 2 eted i ‘ 2 ig i , ee [be issued for the search of a private September of thialyenr cunteesraase UNSUCCESSFUL BARK ART. HAIR SHOP. Sea ‘ New York, 3; ‘Clevelana, 0. Tacthe! f ? ; pected deterrents prevent, in the Shampooing, marcel waving, facial o> “By Melvin * 3 } Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, 6, \the stand, in the for ; rillsbury & Co., consulting engineers i vy, evenigs. i : A 4 Iphia, 9; , s i former trial \ 4 Dublin, May 17.—(By os? i i iti in St. Louis, 6; Boston, 5. \the jury disagreed. The ilc: ths Lndesttal \Commblselon, td & tie meng My ae ine ees Room or Hoehne Bldg. , Revised edition, bound in cloth, per an ——_—_ ends that by taki aN , engi for the Fe: hi m : : - NATIONAL LEAGUE. Hornish: waived Rit GnetUaenel eee ae fs do- | Otm bleh’ has, been, tryiney te, AB —— copy, $1.50, by mail $1.60 ‘Chicago, 3; New York, 2. lrig' bs "i alling a large part of the work on a basis for unity of Irish factions for- 5 . CAC DECRG pCO SO ete Boston, 7; Pittsburg, : 4 rights. Sih SENAY mill, in Lykken and Mr. Hague ‘iets analy Benorted to the Dail:today a " } aBoston,. (7 wiltebure ——— here: ‘forthe: nec . breakdown of: ne : ed is edition is j ‘ 4 Philadelphia-St. Louis, | Board Leaves City. a number of areeere otnes a , : subsea) } " i i a auton wee one. aoe and gee supply, - | Others not scheduled. |. The state board of administration) chinery -dilterent:: joie), 0f ma WANTED TO. limited, we would suggest that di (left Bismarck last night for G chinery to go in the mill and elevator.|| A Bohemian firm of glass mal jufac- | i 40... RE ith: t d You ged in.gOur cree - -— | Forks, where the ib i fon, rand| (Both engineers, in answer to ajturers asserts it has. invented: un-|§Five or six unfurnished rooms Without delay: : : : . LEGAL N 1 EG. NOTICES | the ae i aA oard will consider query as to whether the project would | brkable glass which can also be : : t x j ae ¥} AL lot ‘North Pe ees of the University ue completed in time to receive wheat | used’ for cooking utensils. meee, Th ’ S 14. f th P. ; been ces cena a PaaS Lg OF D f of this year’s crop, .expresfed_ the B ri t —— — a 's erop, . 2 ox 386, Tribune. € SONY oO: STATE OF NORTH DAROTA, County; ees Seen it would, The force of ; » i gs e rasque Flower, per copy 30 Ke aot Burleigh— “a : , they said, had been increased ee iscoll State , Plaintiff. | Dance every s —§-;as fast 3 ssible i re ; ¥ weds a ce aie leeeoees Tee ene eet a Dota until there are Protect Your Health P. 0. ORDER OR BANK DRAFT WITH ORDER. Dee 1 Fr. D. Woodworth. Defendant. — ~ leva Bh den i ‘Always Use. FoMicn IS ERETY G1vi phat (8:30 at T . Bids were under consideration to- ii i : tue of an execution to. me at | t The Coliseum. 10 Cents} aay by the Industrial Commission for SAFES The old reliable Victor eee ; " ind delivered, and now in my | Per dance. the following: Safes, Vault doors, Filing safes ene opens he cl ice GOH Lost_—chita’s pal Se cae 4 Motors Jot elevators Allis Chal, “ @antior and equipment. C. F. Moody, f BISMARCK TRIBUNE COMPANY. t State of North Dakota, in and fér the Spa lasses. Re-| s Mfr, Co., Fairbanks. Morse Co., ib 3 4 State of North teh upon, a judsment| Ward for return of same to 418 7th| General Elegric Co. Western Ttsctetg | | CATARRH || AncrieSomptete: Protection Manufacturers Agent. Room - Bismarck, N. D. : : ' | BLADDER CA Druggiatsee 5—Eltinge Blk. Bismarck. rendered in said Court in favor of Dris- it. 5-17-1ti Co., Westinghouse Electric and Ma- | ES “, ,