The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1923, Page 2

>AGE TWO MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 ~ record in paid gage at the date of sale, the sum of | I A | ‘ 3 fivetycrour “and socl0dthe Dollar icc ce oe eM bo 4 th ber 1921, and| % el eta 2) | ($34.56) together with the sum 9 = 4 LR 3 155 of Assign- 1 ‘and interest. due’ Nev.| One. Hundred Thirty-eight and we = ' | ments, on page 269, will be fore-| 1st, "15 n ~ pay- | 100ths Dollars ($138.30) paid on ac- | == ' ‘ = i closed by a sale of the premises in] ments 2 this date] crued interest due on a prior mort- | * = i [such Mortgage and hereinafter des-/ amount to. ; that under and| gage, and the sum of One Hundved |= - = | cribed, at the front door of ‘the| bY Virtue of si Hey = / = 5 e as ° 1 Seventy and 46-100ths —_—Dollars | == = ' ie ourt House in the City of Bismarck | (0), owing: t ($170.46) in taxes paid, and also |= = { of North Dakota, at the hour of 10 aule. = { | o'clock A. M., on the 30th day of 3 = | March 1923, to satisfy the amount FURTHER, That spouRy Antibes of tortgace: (Ei Fe t | due upon said Mortgage on the day |! default, 1 hereby | i, G, HIGGINS, = s “ive brace on Sioux! of sale. Aaa IE ‘Attorney for Assignee, ioe) i The premises described in said ” = County Are Carried Out | Mortgage and which will be sold to] Bae ‘satis. 26-4-2 = = ‘boii satisfy the sam re those certain Haren AS gery’ j ou iS Shit = > 4 in Breakup of Ice FO ee UE ata tok Storie ea noe| the conditions: pon nina h default has OTICE OF SALE = = | (epee ates occurred and, upon payinent of the otice is Hereby Given, That by | == = ta, and d scribed. rt d i eet N H eby Gi That by | ==} BRON the Northeast Quarter (NE "such cont I be rein. | foreclosure, rendered and given by | = i e ! Section Twenty (20) in Town-|#tated and force and| the District Court of the Fourth Ju- | == :. ’ —- ship One Hundred and Guba =e1gnt eae ae Kono default a H Fen 2 ua tor the eal =. — alte were destroyed and (138) North of R erncee ie Fevruary, | Of, Burleigh and State of North Da- | SS = Me 3 vated this 6th day of February, | kota, and entered and docketed in| narrowly escaped | (79) West of the 5th z the office of the Clerk of said Court |= = Ay thesbrenkelip! of here will be due on such Mort- ©. H. Klingsporn. Sd Ese fl nS a sant | ; : r) = d@ Cannon Ball rivers, | Kage at the date of sale the sum of ET 2 BARE Oy ano Ea j et ‘sans The our Thousand Two Hundred and -— — day. of Februaty, 1983; in an ert et ae Z i ordering Sioux County. The Fighty one und no-100's ($4281.00) | NOTICE OF SALE IN FORECLO-| Wherein Gus J, Scheriing, P' nae ae oNens Dieu ELMS . «| Dollars. SURE BY ADVERTISEMENT d E Lag and far ret | = ‘ Five bridges bordering Sioux CAPITAL SECURITY BANK, Notice is hereby given, that cer- 3 Roan, ani 8B = e ‘ i ounty were demolished last week Bismarck, N. D. tain mortgage executed ‘and deliv- a doing aul ness un- | SS . vy the break up of the Cedar and Assignee of Mortgagee.| ered by Henry Mulari and Mrs. Hen-| der A styl ef Roan | SS ‘ ‘annon Ball rivers, They are the | J. YLAND, ry Mulari to F. E. Young Real uss PED cheat | annon Ball bridge at Shields, the 3 for Assignee of Mort- ae os a corporation of Biamarck, its, in vor oe Defendants |= j A a ridge auga-Par- gage orth Dakota dated the Ist day of| tl see = L : i rastika bridge, the W tauga Par Biganeee NoreH Dakota. 1900) nfdietiied fav oeeeoRA) (ih BAely and Margaret Baker, | = iy wise bridge, the Howe bridge a Ay er of Decda| M Roan, and F. B, Strauss part i : 1e Colville bridge. In the extreme Aaa ith SDBROLES s, doing atic. ae the firm | = i : { end of the county several fam- | yoqqc) i sans ovember 1020; je of Roan & Strauss, | == Goce Aemporarity forced to | NOTICE OF wontcace 5. EES Labs andirecotded in Boole 171 1 Francis Jaszko for the sum | 3S = vave their homes by the flood wat-| Notice is Hereby Given, That that es on page 1, will be ve Hinlred uf alae and)) = ( S 1 Mercer, sie tiseatexous)) ceetal ay Morteape executed avdudeli:|({Orscloacd by a) Sale (of the sr Grn ee ee eres chinecanie ae Joreak up of these rivers was due vered by Ralph M. Duff and Elsic Duft ee in aber Wonteagepera Nee) | verted he eae iy me, oe ie eeet| ae . 2 © the extremely warm weather of | his wife Mortgagors, to Seth G.| inafter described at the front door} Teries ple aul OY Hbedate “eke? ae * = , os y Wright Mortwusoay dated the ( of the Court House in the city of] estate anes | ee = tle ALS | day of March A.D. nmetcen hundred | Bismarek, in the County of Bur- the amount of said, judgment, | 5 = , _, Shields Bridge Total Lows jand seventeen and filed for record orth Dakota, at the hour of dae iG ila) Cu) A Gi = = = The bridge ( Sath Galaalel the office of the. Register of eck in the: forenoon oh the) ane Crhatece ce quem smlen sgh ae = SS § nd wooden bridge, broke Poni: vy of J h A. D. 1923, of us A = part the night of the first of ee Eee Gi y the amount due upon sues re ie Ba A thereto pel = F { 7 March, the larger part swinging a- of April A. D, 19 mortgage on the date of satis nd by virtue of a writ to | Se — . : Bilt ; aroniises described me issued out of the office of the |= = round until it rested against “in Book 144 ¢ Novieuces, at page| Premises desc d 7s Clerk of ‘said Court, in and for 4 — yank, The bridge is badly wre: will be foreclosed by a which will be sold to satisfy the Burleigh County and under the seal | == = ind it is doubtful whether any auch ati ne are described as follows to of said Court, directing me to sell | == : = t can be salvaged. The big bridge scribed he ;fuet Wulf of the exst one halt real property pursuant to suid | SS ~ = pent ander tie force of the Ieghs “and State ot North Dakota township “one, thundeed fortsrane| i “appointed by" ‘said ‘Courts to | This is about two spark plugs. At the moment they = before breaking — asunder. hour of t k PLM. 4 o1 of range seventy-six (76. ae ites = b ? " ‘o — bridge was built in 1918 at a cost d'day of April Wea ty fy a eat RD a ame clucdlerenleyeateweonens | ee : 1] fia 2 ; = of about $8,000. It will cost consid- nount due upon 'd Mortgage here will be due on such mort- i . 3 = . toh. S RePeMecctiany that row to re: [on the diy ofisalar’ (Ste | gage fabiapaneadaicon te nrerne MUGtion) ceorene iroheeaneee of the | = arg ‘ying on the sales mpnager's desk in the establish = : The premises described in said| of $2 b in addition to the costs i = : ; place it. ‘ai Lah ale | ~| Court House in the.City of Bismarck | == - 4 Later reports indicate that all of | Mortgage, and which will be sold tol and expenses of sale including at-| SO4r, House in the City of Bismarex | ES ment of a large middle-western hardware jobber. =| the Shields bridge has been washed the sume, are those certain Fel 23, of North Dakota, on the Bist day of | = 5 = f ‘ s situated in the County of| Dated February 17, 1923, March, A. D. 1923, at 2:00 o'clock = aving only tae piers stand- | Burleigh, and State of North Dako-| F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE Co.,| March A. D. 1923, at 2 » oceaelaty \ = nd described as follows, to-wit: @ corporation, = Mfiiavrives! die “ollowing inter: vorthwest. Quarter (NW) of! p apoceny Mortage. | Suid Judement with interest | and | 5 One spark plug bears a name known wherever auto- = esting nccount of the smash-up of | Section Nine (9) in Township One a McC vey: Heanee penses ef such sale; or’s0 * much |= = the other two brid undred Forty-two (142) North of Pept Ga Ona ece e — = ETIMMC EET Coriitie broke up Wed. | Range Sevenisceignt (uy, Bismarck, North Dakota. Coan een eo aE | = mobiles are used, the other a name seldom heard. = sday and Thursday of last week | ,,2here will be due on auch Mort: ____219-26—4-15-12-19-26 | remises to be sold as aforesaid | = = t ‘ e da le sum o: a : = it tag, 8" cued destruction im. Hdy-chve hundred ‘Thrtycves | NOTICE, OF REAL, ESTATE MORT-| Cree and to said ‘wees and to thes |S 78 2B = { rie Wataugn-Paradise and Swase| @2tSggttdElghty-clght. cents PRLOREGHOSURE notice are described in’ snid jude | Both, says the sales manager, are good plugs. On the = tika bridges were both taken out. | SETH G. WRIGHT, Notice is hereby given that that| mauve» decree and writ, as follows, to- | Ee a ek = ls The Swastika bridge is a mass of | a Mort certain mortgage executed and: de- SS ; = . } Folnted eee ridge Is 2 Mase of | LAWRENCE, MURPHE MEE, | feta mortnare, executed and’ de-| "the Southmert Quarter (SW) of |S score of quality they run neck and neck. - = ! Section Eight (8), in Township One | == . => while the Watauga-Paradise bridge | Attorneys for Mortgagee. Walter, his wife, mértgagors, 10] Hundred Thirty-seven (137) North, | == = ‘| came dowa to within two miles of | Panto North’ Dakots. "=| Baldwin State Bank, of Baldwin, No.| o¢""Range Seventy-eight. (78). Went | = | ore ras 5 ia -19-26—3-5 2 a ‘a e! p : s ° : nm = ‘ acre LG Weal ata "| of North Dakota, "mortgagee, dated | of, he Sth P.M: containing 160 | “But,” he adds, “we are discontinuing this line’—and : = | “y bie apd’ Frank LaBell | NOTICE OF CANCELLATION BEED| and filed ‘ot record in the’ office of| the Wnited States government sur- |= ; a ; = ) and filed of record in the office of] yey thercof. = ay “ = comingtfown the river Friday morn- | T° urd M. La lwin Nord-| Register of Deeds of the County of| YY = he hol lu = 4 BiG, weichcd thelr chence cid joey: | guint Ae Te and Herbert mire and State ot Noxth Dakota = he holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. “Yes, and = ed onto it and rode it to a point | Munda on the 6th day of Apri D. 1917, LAM = = : ong aD = DNS tbc oer ate ees ent hy eA at ten ‘o'clock A. M. sind’ recorded DULLAM & YOUNG, |= our discount on it is larger, too. = where they got onto it. in Book 138 of Mortgages on page is North Dakota. = 3 ia = . . “The boys tell some hair-raising | 1 ian i , | Bl. tn which eellimaaeteare ivi 2-26—3-5-12-19-26 | == = \ Stories as to how the bridge acted | rt i party of the | th the llth day. of Siurentor ane = “ » * +49 A ’ = when big cakes of ice struck it, as | 192u ito WAUgiatmE Ne douneen iT ot = What’s wrong with it? Nota thing. It’s a good = re river was full ie floating ice ce Washburn, N. D., will be/ foreclosed Order Beulah Dry S =. the time. Unless tie bridge. breaks by a sale’ of the premises in such = eas = loose from ‘where tbe boys landed i mortgage and hereafter dererver I Mine Coal. Best 4 = plug- mighty good plug, but—no one knows about it. = it is now avedt eight. miles below | 3 be | EG rie qpoubidobe oe ae Court House ne Loa est in = I : d tised—the oth Th qi 3s Z : ; Ai _ Lundberg | in the County of Burleigh ani ate = — = as the exow flies or 15 miles as the | and Ten wihtafllft| at North Bator. af thethour of tg the state. Per ton = t isn’t advertise e other one is. e demanc is for : ‘ou 3 een L o'clock P. on the 10t! lay ol *. Fences and All Go [North Dakone een pond Sinto of] Ret ALD, 1900, Go satisfy” the|f delivered $4.75. => i Wi: ie itunaeds cf ht Rex mare | SE EBA He Papen rae ie oer ae = the advertised make. And we've learned it pays to swim = orn out and all small trees anc pir’ nd theast Quarter of|on the day of sale. The premises . A = is bushes were ‘rode’ flat. Tae river | Sst described in “such mortgage ani|f/ New Salem Lignite}'= with the current, not against it.” = . I ee 100 to 600 or 700 | Hur : which will be sold to sa = Pies) ze feet wide in places. We doubt if the | Bove . 78) west of | Same are described as follows: Coal Co. = == Cedar was ever any higher than at |‘? uuponuthe | Wienees arouse EASE Quarter = = Oe eee neal aatalt gh cieht, ec 8) ot "Township Oxe|{ Chares Rigler, Mgr.{/= ° More and more jobbers i in every ae of business are EA 3 S_ corresponde: wae be undred ‘orty-one (Twp. 141) = the west end tells of two more | {i and conditions | north, of Range Sevent Ri = = Aran rete calle, of) te. miata ena Niiefaul| Bort, of Range Seventy-nine (Rge. Phone 738 = learning every day that it pays to swim with the current 8 Cedar and of families being driven | 4td M. Larson There will be hen on such mort- — CY = from their homes. The interesting = of popular demand , = account in the “Chronicles of the |s — ‘8 = West” is as follow: = = 8 sre, cay flow 0 = = prised Taursday night when the Ce- = “ AT) pad 5 66s = hyo Seah GEE Ep = Our job,” said one jobber, “is to supply markets, not = spread over the country. Colville | = : = land Howe bridges were washed out, = create them. Let the manufacturer make a market for = the former going out about 6 in the = Foon f = evening and the latter at 8, | = 9 4 a4 99 5 S “Several families were driven = his goods, and we will handle it. | from their homes. Tae ones who = : = had to leave their homes in this = community were Mrs. Maud Locke, = j “ , i Cas, Peterson, Wm. Colville, Chas. = Said anther — “Our salesman carry a catalog with Se Mol and Adolpa Moll. If the river = i » = ad risen a few fect more a great = 1 in i ] =o Ive thelr homes his ie ae Hig = thousands of items in it. They haven’t the time to push = est the Cedar has ever been, at |= * = Teast im late years,” = unadvertised goods. _ Their work is principally taking = ‘Te water is said to be the aighest | = = s 3 - = aed = orders.” ae bie = as S ‘ ye ed — INQTICE OF, FORECLOSURE SA = gy \ ss ~ ortgage, ex 3 = + by Frank J, Rot =| = : i otsien oa Ae mand Kate | = . ‘Ifyou go among these wholesalers today to introduce =e et ingham, mortgagee, = = dated the Ist day of November, 1517 => => de toe testes at = a new product in competition ‘with merchandisé nation- = Burleigh and state of North Dakota SS = ! = he 16th y ve a ‘917. = Baar nereent gory. of Nov a fon: = : ally advertised, unless the article is exceptional, you = | ed by — to Catheri: ef e Ban time ener : = will be met everywhere. by. the injunction: First, g0 = said register 1 of de he Sinan x = fe h: h ad = of Dockiats = ie = Statens pace 0, aloe ronet \ T. ° ee = out and get a reputation or your goods through ai = a sale of the premises. in = — such ortgage “and h fter des- rl Uu T 1 — 4 eribed "at the front. dese ef ane eles vertising. = ae i puse in the county of Burleigh and : « = SET Beas ry = “ , state of North Dakota, at the hour of 4 = P. M., on the Mth day of 2 = apt Hie mortgage. onthe day oe = uber sucht mortgage, on the” day 9 E The wholesaler knows by actual contact with dealers = morigage” and "whi Pee Oe very successful merchant and manufacturer adver- how th 1 d of t hi h : = low: Ne 9, = = Bera NS sD Showy tises. That’s one of the main reasons they have si suc- ow they value speed of tur n over, goods whicl move = Hundr irty ‘ight (138), | & S) = ities eorenty, Sis ti): emu ceeded—they’Il tell you so themselves. with a minimum of effort, goods people know about and = thereof 160 acrés more ee tess: c =4 wie, at the : For local advertising The Bismarck Tribune is the best ask for. 4 hes = and Eighty Seven Cents: ($1362.87) fe . “i = “ princiogl dad imtereat ard tases ait | possible medium—going into hundreds of homes of all ; ' = : gy > under the mortgage, besides the costs h h = i 0 of foreclosure and dale classes—homes that constitute the buyers you wish to ~ eas a it Catherine Cleary, sage a nsiene® of Mousse. reach, ; 3 = f ‘il = A torn se for Assiguee, e ‘ — | { ‘ 5-12-19-26-4-2-9 |B Watch the ads in The Tribune. and see the adverti ers : : = OTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY who voice their agreement by using its columns, ual ‘iy’ Phe BhAtNadGk “Telit ta Sabopavetion’ = : 5 - Notice # eeby Given That that ce ‘The American Association of Advertising Agencies = j tain Mortgage, executed and de- \ | by Henry Voigt and’ Minnie # ‘ = tn \ Voigt, his wife and Fred Voigt, ° ° ; z Bt iene i $ Maortaanee to M.. J. McCarty, ¢ / = } ¢ Bees aetati teint e Tribune, Bismarcl = | }. ninteen hundred an ‘ ei oe ie He - ts ¥ - i at : Sagas at eee y setae er . ¢ se mand filed for record in the x ees 3 zx Ez : i Covers the Slope Like the Mornin: in, pee pee oe ae tins ' bs Bs Rs re . cf ¥. ms at page i ‘ s 4 jG? 5 of : = H a Berek | ry SAU eet Men NUNN WOE ORT dae aint ove