The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 3

| \ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TO STUMP COUNTRY MITH SMART SHOES . are Sturdy in Construction, b Striking in style, Sure in Com- fort. practice the truest economy. . THE FIELD OF DISHONOR Zareda had incited the duel, well aware that her husband had little chance against young De Maupin, the best swordsman in Paris. To buy them means to 115 4th St. Distributors of . will soon make a tour of | Miss Clare Boothe, of South Bend, Coun the country on behalf of the Equal Rights Campaign of the National Woman's Party. . , ~ 2 ih sais Smith Smart Shoes DON'T SEEM SCARED, EH? _ STOFFELS QUT WITH A STRONG STATEMENT Written, adapted and directed by REX INGRAM . horses and others belonging to the | “Tanlac Invigorated Me From defendant. The said horses are de- i seribed a5 follow: Head To Foot,’’ Declares St.) One black mare, a weight 1,300 pounds, star in fore- Paul Gitizen — Feels A3jhead, white hind feet; one iron gray : : z, about 9 years old, Ww Strong At 62 As He Did At about 8 years old, Adults 35c one b MUTT & JEFF Comedy PAGE THREE Commencing TONIGHT Children 20c 40. ‘ Tan Tee tiae’aone tor (elee publ ; ; “After what Tanlac has done for! bidder for ! nt of the 11 high schools;and mail it to nue L won't hesitate. to. peat my tay of 3 : a res GOES | wich nave treaty. tormally e0-| Shometd Ave HARA OIE I John F, Stof-|p. m. at the front door of the livery | = , Lave bata ve., Minu.. a well known employe of} North Dakot Ere alhel| : vel ‘mond Aune: {Will receive in return a " re " % HA ON DAN SON, i The 4 ‘ J. Sarath: Velva, ayimond Aun 4 the American Hoist & Derrick Co.] Constable of said Burleigh County. | The Dickinson and Mohall high! 4. F eae hee, seceotary Maddock, Spencer Buster -|age containing Fole: Honey chools will compete at the state | North conference at the University of North | tien h Dakota May 19 to determine the 1923 | Gritfen, H ! ement engineer “My appetite used to be so poor] sos I barely ate en to keep soul nd body together, and the little i down kept me in misery if COGHLAN, Attorney for John EF. € Dated April 21, 1 turn here Saturday and make ions to accept the position ya has rid me of every fault has been made in the terms stion, gives me an unfail- of that certain mortgage executed petite, and invigorated me] and delivered by Celia K. Walla and from ead to foot. Why am now] M. Walla, her husband to Sophia nd to say 1) Nicola and assigned to the Bismarck i prous as 1] Poan and Investment company, a cor- did at forty, expresses what Tanlac poration of Bismarck, N. D., dated has done for me better than any] ine goth day of September, 1922 and other way IT can put it. filed for record in the office of the | Over 37 million bottles sold. register of deeds of Burleigh County, Sanat N. D., on the 3rd day of October, Notice of Execution Sale. 1922, at 2 o'clock p, m. in book 171 of | STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Maree on 212, will be foreclosed County of Burleigh sale of the premises described in | eressing to the semi-finals, With the | contest to 1 Ins tuaties Court. ee uch mortgage and hereinafter dé-| — With these smiles on thei s, Lieutenants John A. MacReady | contenders reduced to three, Mohall | d John E. Carlson scribed at the front door of the court | (left) and Oakley Kelley ¢right), crack McCook Field (Q.) government | had drawn a bye, putting it in the |Iestival at the North Dakota Ag- | house in the city of Bismarck, and | zyjators and record br disenss their coming non-stop transcon- | finals, beet college, May 10 to 12 hompson, Defendant.| in the county of Burleigh and state |tinental flight from Minneola, N. Y., to San Diego, Calif. | {A trip to the Intel s Herel i of North Dakota at the hour of 10 eens se Bias — = = {Stock exposition in Ch WAS WARD STORY A HOAX? determine the two final contend | The Dickinson team, composed of | Pre: Goyle Pugh, Howard Eyer and Lloyd | May #1. Blume, upheld the affirmative of t mE lquestion used in all the debates,| SEND TEAMS TO jnamely: “Resolved, That the Closed | | Shop in industry is for the Be: urs old, sixty-two yei Ame | Lerests of the n People. honeau. i | Both Dickinson and Casselton had | | eliminated several opponents in pro- | will send liv to the first! stock judging | held in North Dakota, | the sixteenth annual May Plaintiff, ane ution o'clock in the forenoon on the 9th | Edueation in Scotland costs three i. i 4 aA ‘ singe? pats, | November is offered as a fi HE 10 oe tastes oe eee day of June, 1923, to satisfy the | as before the war. | according to E. H and 0. e ‘ounty 0. ei! 1 H , tr te 6€ North. Dakota, upon aj emount Alle upon such mortgage on = | pervisor of vocational agricu the day of sale, The premises de- t rendered in Justice Court, % ee cshn KE. Carlson and] scribed in ‘such mortgage and which Dry Pn | inst Clifford phonon have mil He Ae fo satiety the same a Dyeing, Repairing. Call 58. d upon, zed and taken the] described as follows to-wit: Lot OF ilori: i Following “described. personal, rch numbered seven in block ninety-six | Eagle Tailoring. \ DR. M. E. | pr ™£. novton | y of said Defendant, to- fae ‘ ars | 2 f the original plat of the ‘city of | * Ost thie Ph es now held by said pl. Os i i | i steopathic ysician same heing the: property of the de Bismarck ,N..D. That there will be | TOO LATE TO CLassiFr =| fendant, and now held by plaintiff |dne on such mortgage at the date of Will tha. pommon iho: tookwplack | 119% 4th St. Telephone 240 as security for damages done by these] the sale the sum of $1,438.10 in ad- | sillc Gmibrelle drom.tallnin postotne Bismarck, N. D. dition to the costs and expenses of sale including attorneys fees, Dated | May 3, 1923. ! BISMARCK LOAN & INVEST- MENT CO., of Bismarck, N. D., a corporation, | Sunday afternoon, kindly return same |to Mrs. L. Van Hook, Rej Deeds office, or leave at 523 6th DRAY AND TRANSFER Rubbish and Plowing. All kinds of work. Prompt service. Call C. B. GRINSTEIN Phone 891. Try us once and you will do so again, Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Mortgagee. [ F. E, McCURDY, Attorney for Mortgage, Bismarck, N. D. 5-4-11-18-25-6-1-8 FOR SALE— Ford touring ¢: Phone ! FOR SALE | cluding dining room set, library NOTICE OF SALE IN FORECLOS- URE BY ADVERTISEMENT, if N one HA rae Spar table, rockers, wicker chairs, dress- | gee jotice is hereby given that cer- er, ete. Also one bass violin cheap, e LDS tain mortgage executed and delivered : Sra cee ee are eer al FOR SALE WO SFE @ by Philip Edward HatcH, Cora Hatch| Leola Jones and Abraham White of Haverhill, Mass., who have told Rela ier } | wonder- and Princess Mary Hateh to Farmers | aithorities that story told by Joseph Jones concerning the Ward-Peters' FOR SALE*-Complete household fur- | H 0} U Ss E Ss | » | lands! See Bias bank of ‘Bales, “Nort aan glaying case in New York was a bit of fiction. nishing for four rooms. Slightly r i ‘ota, a corporation, da e 5, Bs . j the Res day of August, 1922) jnd filed for OTT FOR ITTL a ca Tn, Araticlags conaition, «For Modern Bungalow me sis ry " record in the office of the Register )" , 2@ is, closets. ath. canyons, of Deeds of Burleigh county, Nortnh . A B LE L a su for half of real value. 122 1-2 Fifth ‘ e rooms, co ts and Nie waterfalls Dakota on the 22nd day of August, : St. Rear Flat. Phone 341-M. jarage. Nice trecs. Nice EY sa = 5-7-2t | lawn Excellent location 1922, at three o'clock p. m., and re- and re- corded in Book 171 of Mortgages at Th bs Fi $3875 || page 202 will be foreclosed by a sale | aR TOL is a bargain at $3875. nowned pag closed bye Bale FOR RENT—Nice large pleasant |B Cash only $1400. of the premises mortgage and hereinafter described at the front door of the court house, Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh, and state of North Dakota, at the; hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 12th day of May, A. D., 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as fol- lowsp to-wi' West half and the southeast quar- tet of section 22 in township 141, nore of range 80, west of the Bth | rgm in new house, 816 Ave. D. natural phenomena of Phone 632-J. 7 §-7-8t Yellowstone and the rugged mountains, lovely lakes, great rivers, forests and glac- iers of Glacier National Park. Very Low Fares You could not plan a more | satisfying vacation New modern beautiful home of 7 rooms and bath. Ever) thing the very best. 0. Cash only $1,000. — River View. | Large modern bungalow of | LOST—A bunch of keys. Name on tag 6 rooms and bath. Garage, | Minneapolis’ Drug Co. Finder re-|{ First class in every resp) | turn to Homans Cafe. 5-7-t£.1[ Bast part of city. Only i | The Gitls club of the Trinity Lu- | theran church meets tonight at 8 |p. m., at the home of I. G. Munson, 10 | W. Thayer, peer ea 900. Terms. Modern bungalow of 4 rooms and bath. Garage. East art of city. -A bargain at 2950. Cash only $900. Read it again they are all good value. ‘J. H. HOLIHAN Rast of Post Office. Phone 745 LOST—Black leather portfolio, be- tween Mandan and Bismarck, Find- 5-7-1t There will be due on such mort- gage on the date of. sale the sum of $7,951.29 in addition to the costs &nd s of sale including Seer Dated April 4, 1928. aI FARMERS ‘STATE BANK’ { of: cy en D., a corpor- porat F. E. MeCURDY, ee : Attorney f Morten ee wt re mare! i. 2, 4 s 4-6-13-20:27-5-4-1)| Ki. Kitten! years and is @ world-known authority on wild animals, feeds a two- month-old rhinoceros ayith @ bottle, , ser notify G, P. hotel. FOR RENT — Seven-room modern home, completely furnished for three months, beginning June 1st. Apply 515 2nd St. 5-7-1w | | | { ) Som genren , - Laie SALE—Piano in, A-1 condition, bergergar, who has lived in Central East Africa for | will sell wry reasonable. Call at 518 Oth St., or’ Phone 417-W. 5-7-1w eee An ant is a bug about picnics. * | moose | consolidated \ high school debating championship é i Some times I ached ail — | jor North Dakota, ae the result of | cording to information re and LaMoure, Dell Stew-| backache, kidney and bladder ail- it meniares and ee NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE | Dickinson's victory over selton | aay |ments; and Foley Cathartic Table ATID Wals eG ADE LY ONS glee BY ADV MENT. hy a four to one fons) Dhescon= | medee 8 Ne 2 | niigeeles BIGGS anes no ene re yan \ Trieste weld at Dickinson was the last { nding a convention of the Am THIS OUT is) WORTH ing euler SMELL, Gl SRBIE Unie aeeeleia ired. ptrnaliet oe = a I. Eee aE (CUT THIS OUT iS RTH | ing: cathartie for consti » bile It very weak and tired. Notice is y given that de eh a caries iofelinimationiconiententall A jation of Engincers. Hi MON comes, wendeee, andl ane | 4 ; is In- | A. C. FESTIVAL a The Casselton debaters were Sadie) Nan enley ardent stil o Wichman, Amy Wilson and Ora Chor- | genools of the state have given as-| K, Hrickson; Noltimier | schools. Barnes : : mee Walters; Gava- | PUP: Foley Kidney Huey; Kenmare, 1, B-| in ry Compound for coughs, cold and Pill pains, matism, an rhe Cut out this slip, enclose with 5e | bowels. What a treat— that wonderful pep’mint flavor! “No fancy wrapper — just good gum!” American Chicie Co. TONIGHT MONDAY ALMA REUBENS and HARRISON FORD -in “FIND THE WOMAN” PATHE NEWS COMEDY MARY ‘MILES MINTER and GEORGE FAWCETT x in“ DRUMS OF FATE ‘