The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1923, Page 7

charges to school hoards, only 1 per hi Cc tive Teach: he ush ll Theodore Dreiser does ent to teachers. Cooperative Teach-| dence Pi , improved 160, tw house, used about a year. Rent with words. I study my sitters as P hy Exchange, 556 Temple Court] nd Raeretiac from town. gfe) paid to Sept. Ist. Call wecilage it.I were going to write about, them Minneapolis, Minnesota. 7-80-39. | ent water, fertile “soit, level] only. Phong 1055R: 209 West instead of paint rl empha ' WANTED — Competent maid for] bromus and clover pagtures. Splen-/ Thayer St, 8-1-3 Searon — oe ittle for doing re Ape ir. i eed 2 Pettibone, N a rie ba ke Sree NAb: ton meting “Just putting a pink and white i EE, , or Apartment —Blatk welp between Drisconl | Pic{BTe Durpoges in Western North skin and a rosebud mouth on can- D, Rose Apartments, gentlemen, 464W. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS 312 3rd Street. Phone 8-1-38 street, Bismarck, N. Dak. including two bed rooms, fine base- ment, water, lights, sewer, small + barn, with three lots enclosed, and] Burman, 8 Rosser Street... ready to move in, two blocks from new school in west end; newly FOR RENT—House, five rooms and bath, strictly modern; very well located; till December 1at only; First National Bank Bldg. Phone ‘78. ‘1-28. monthly or other easy payments. F. E, Young, First National. Bank Bldg. Phone 78. 7-28-1w FOR SALE—House, brand new, five $4,000; $800 cash, balance monthly} $376.00. its. F. E. Young. 7-30-lw INT—Five room house on} 8th St. near school; 8 room house ee Ne St FOR RENT—To right parties mo- dern furnished home in best resi: dential district or will sell at liber- al discount. Phone 877. sell at-once, Call 305 6th St. q+! 468-M.. St. Call at back door. i ¥ MALE FOMTION WARTER MALE HELP WANTED—Dentist_ Op | WANTED—Position by married man, LOST—Stone tae far piece. Find- er return to Tribune for reward. 7-30-t2 FOR SALE_OR TRADE—For_reni- atid Steele July 24. “Finder pléase ished rooms’ fer light -housekeep- ing on firat floor, bath room ad- Joining, Mrs. Ada Rohrer, 620 6th dern home, duitable for one or two gents preferred. Phone 503K. R. D. rooms, also modern unfurnished}: FOR RENT—Modern light house- keeping rooms. Private _ entrance. 1-27-1w FOR RENT—Furnishea room, m ‘mod- Phone 872 after 6 P. M. 4 7-39-1w | FOR SALE—Dodge touring ear, electric grafonola, good as new, 1-28-iw FOR SALE — Overland, 90 Souris 50 town 9150-cash. Am leaving to: ust qaadn 7-28-4t pany. 1-28-lw rrr tS > she County Bastler shock absorbers. . Large! THE OLD HOME TOWN FOR SALE—One of the best paying and’ Beat located small. businesses vine ata bargain. 120 West ayer St. Phone.837M. _ 4-31 -5t FOR, SALE—At leas than half, furni- tute, incloding curtains for 5 room WITTED WHEN YOU | SING HIGH NOTES: Dakota, by party having complete FOR SALE—Household furniture and also two rooms ‘for rent in modetn houses Call at 417 10th St. 8-1-3t FOR SALE—Cheap. Gaia range, near- £A_CITY NEWSPAPER. ITEM GIVES THE Boys AT JIM WATSONS BARBER SHOP 4 CHANCE FOR A NEW ARGUMENT “Watches and.Jeweiry Repaired Twenty-five years experience as * 9-28-lw certain ope: exectted and de- livered-by Alfree Zuger and Emma Zuger, his wife; and C. L. Young and fice of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh’ and State of North Dakota on the 7th day of Sep- cribed at the frorit. dor of the court house in the City of Bismarck, in f Burleigh and State of at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on the Fifteenth day Dakot The premises described in. such and which will be sold to mot tatiaty the same are described as fol- lows: guattes (NW) of Section Number ine (9), in. Township Number One Hundred Forty. (140) North, of Range lamber Seventy-nine (79). West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, con- taining 400 acres. 6-100 Dollars ($4372.16), with the.costs of this foreclosure. . 4 FELLOW ISNT SAFE ‘FROM OUT OUR WAY—By Williams tate en -BY STANLEY (Brains May Start With a Handicap, Says Wo- es vapients. eine AES OTST IBS | man Artist, But They’re Bound to Finish” | Fe eectng, gee rT Ahead in Race With Beauty HELP WANTED—MALE : ‘ ‘ Tlesw ‘ rth : 2 ancer agph at ie New York, Aug..1.—Im the fight sion, Write New York Dental Com-| ence as saleammaf; want permanént moe than that. Owner is sick ang TOMAR Gad eee, pany, Fargo, N. Dak. cee = or asled position, Write fy $ Fatt dee “ wae Young, ers. Today she isquite as distinct eee ge ee cS t National, Bank Bldg. Phone ® personality in the artistic world. tonne eee to, wom by WANTED—Howsckeeper desites posi-| 78. 2-28-1w BE TAKIN’ Her sorrel are exhibited at 3 ke 3 ion ome or ¢ ing dar- including la r ? - the most exclusive Fifth Avenue art ine ae tion in good Ki ooking der- | FURNITURE FOR SALE—Including E ONE OF THOSE LESSONS|| His Voice W No -NO et ee eee ing. bervest. Write Tribune 490. | dining room, set, living room set, FALUTIN” SINGING MUSIC DBE galleries, and celebrities ficok t» ANTED—Night cook. Apply ei : ivory finished bedroom sets, rugs, HIGH, 5 Ye Wout ONIN TONED | Ter ‘studio, Minute Lunch, T$1-3t - refrigerator, kiteNen furniture and “TEACHERS SAYS You ATOTAL | bedi ant Serta TAS a -3t] return to Box 8, Wash! Np. moving Picture outfit, chairs, nen rather paint disappointment, or bit- pens PE nee ea, Write Tribune, 602. 8-2-3 terness, or craftiness, or any per WANTED—School girl to work for] Reward offered. -27-1w FOR SALE—Clean Hardware 7% Haniware Stock sonal quality which is a definite at- room and board, 621 6th St. saci | in Grant Co. County"Seat town, Rite of aharacler aut yer ane 2 NVES' = = Good crops. $4600.00 stock. For Ae ee AN te eee Geygages.-seOr e SALESMEN salon oe $20 aceon at a aacnn{ particulars write. Box 63 Carson conventional beauty ou rogularity WANTED—Salesman and collecton| fice 9 miles west af town on the}N- D. cat amen, That started us talking about the Call or notify Singer Sewing Ma-| Circle Stage, "40 actes could be|FOR SALE—One Mogual 45 HP. modern type of woman that is be- chine Co., Bismarck, N.-Dak. irrigated, 100 dry land balance; tractor, chéap.if taken nt once. For|*® ing developed by the complex exis- 8-2-1 pee +08 acres. improved,} further particulars’ address Taylor tence of today. Po 4 fenced with fair plenty State Bank, Taylor, N. D. “As women become more intellec- ARD ANB ROOM __ | outside range, 7.00 perf. Fine ap ey T3l-lw tnal, they should Improve in looks,” Paes BN See ROOM AND BOARD—Banner House; acres. Write fo: pariealars, FOR SALE—2645" Twin City gas Mrs. Rayneau averred. “Brains ac- $8 per week, si oe want to ea.| Thos. td, > Mont. threshing and plowing engine. Fine tually mean a better skull forma- Also 9 gisl, to work, 109 <WKSI-5t} condition. John C. Taylor, Stecle, tion, and T helleve men will acquire! persy GRAVES RAYNEAU __Main St. Phone 231, _T31-1N MS FOR RENT NR $2-3t a taste for intelligent women. But FOR RENT—Board and roomi for two efter all, are. “The beautiful woman will al-| scnalit; FOR SALE—Look ang act promptly. For tinicnaaSS Sg-iw] ly new. Phone 1055R. 209 West ways have tho. advantage at. the| rey she's apt to get more inter- Four-room partly modern. house, | FO) Burnished room in mo-} Thayer. 8-1-3t finish. * = IED 7 ful women were not intellectual, | their Possibilities. She helieves garden, for $1,750, on terms. Party 5. aly 3-81-3t] watchmaker and jeweler. I have WYATT ki. wot because they didn’t have the}they have everything now but rec. leaving city, ‘and immediate pos-| FOR RENT—Ono or two rooms|apened up a jewalry store at 415 Wi M F cxpacity, but because they did not| ognition. session given, Geo, M. Register. suitable for light housekeeping | Broadway. Bring in anything in that ? e to. They could get all the] “And when women can get a 4-30-1w in modern home. ne aw Hine, I. will ‘be glad to give you the Ssonerient ey See ane *eX- bslant on life that is not purely emo- “OR SALE—Or will rent house i or. call ith St. 82-3t | benefit of my experience. erting themselves for it. tional, or that is a combination of eld Sh ies BAe meine a ieeal aie io Sa er a TR OHAS. LAMB. Personality Instead intellect and emotion, with the in- BY MARIAN HALE NEA Servieo Writer “They're so. different,” critics “I try to do with a vus doesn’t interest me at all. whatever type women progress to dr revert to, men will always have to accept them as they They are so necessary to the race. no matter what they become start, and the brainy one at the “I have found that most beauti- “The woman, however, who looks into her mirror and gees that her . PAGE SEVEN Vd to beauty and who admits frankly that since there isn’t much to at- tract men with on the ontside shie’d better develop the i head is the one tha esting as the beauty deteriorates.” Mrs. Rayneau is a thorough fem- inist and ‘believes im women and tellect holding the emotions down where they should be, they will. } “painted, inside and ont; mike shade || 188 7-18-42 =————————ESES— Ttih cpa Italian paren aan force men to recognize ee hitters a ed, * pe : -88-tE . ehin a erman figure form &/and give them their rights in the teseniaea floors agceern St) | FOR RENT—Modern room, suitable NOTIRGE FORECLOSUKS cane composite type that has no claim | artistic world,” she concludes. haiaaar peer sc] STO deities ce gentlemen, (2)! Notice is hereby given that. that Rosa J. Young, his wife mortgagors, a ; $40 per month. Immediate posses: fy {21-80% 8 7-90-81 +. The State St North Dakota, mort: by NEA Service } sion. Fire insurance written in re- RENT— Room “suitable for | gaxeé, dated the 16th day of August, Detroit, Mich., Aug. 2.—Lucine l liable companies. F. E. Yor young man, 228 4th St. Phone €28. | 1910, and filet for reeord in the of- Cuny, 16-year-old high school stu- dent here, is the t; FOR $ a fi ; | z ern home. Call phone 1049. tember, 1910, and recorded in Book 29 of womanhood in later years. Hoe ee eS oman e, ¢-9.81-3t | of Mortgages at 79, will be fore- For, aiready, Lucine draws the a ne Be lendid coe FOR RENT—Earge room, suitable | closed by a sale of le premises in respect and envy of her comrades. $5,600, as 600" caste “palance on} for two, 683 2ng St.” 1 7-27-iw.| such mortgage and hereinafter des- She's an athlete and a heroine — | either, cB. Me Cross life-saving medal, _this i 1923, inf rooms and bath; ful, basement,| steering wheel, stasthr, demontable Suara en suaniaibraea oe bright-eyed little girl saved everything complete; well located,| tims, five good tires. A bargain at/ 9’ of sale. Detroit River. Miss Cuny, wit a summering place near here, when on Mandin Ave, and & room house} will trade for city property, or as| ‘The Northwest Quarter | (NW%) One of her campanions, a 15-year. om Srd St HarWy Harris & Co,"} part pagment on aame, Mra B, A.| and the North One-balf of the South old boy, got beyond his depth and was being carried the swift current. tating Miss Cuny wi + = ay er eee 3 across the chest and dragged him YOR RENT— Light housekeeping ‘Car. Barly 1922] “There will be due on such “mort- ee Zz open topper reyes room, just vacant; sit close }/ Model. In perfect. condition. In- it the date of sale the sum of = oS gle in which the boy, in his delir- in. Furniture for sale, $20 2nd} quire Bistuarck Hide @ Fur. Com-|Fortythres Hundred Seventy-two and Teachers and pu Girl Promises to Become Ideal of Womanhood Promises to develop into the ideal and her head isn’t turned a bit, | Not ten days after Lucine had been presented with a Junior Red schoolmate from drowning in th friends, was bathing at Grosse Isle, Putting into practice the lessons she had Icarned in the swimming ciass at school, she grasped him tum, made an effort to choke her. ype of girl that h a group o downstream by Without hesi- ent after him. pils of the high FOR RENT—2 rooms, furnished for light _housekeeping., Phone. 981M. AUTOMOBILES EVEN WHEN HES a uly Sist, 1928. scbool are now seeking a Carnegie ue Stata OF NORTH DAKOTA, ae bs 3 live-saving meda} for her. : Y Call 700 Ave. A. 8-1-9 [FOR Avery Arenson «36-6; Mortgagee. e ON.HIS OWN FRONT PORCH. Trwilhans, s sali oe toitess the sum- LUGHIE CUNY: FOR BENT—Six-room faraleheg fat aver ee is age 1Si00: bigs GEORGE F. ‘SHAFER, : — ae: mer as a lifeguard and instructor | mer, Miss Cuny plays basketball, . this out whicl wort ¥ SERVICR, r ; i Attorney General of The State of \\Also for sale’ solid oak Thay North Dakota. 4 at a nearby summer camp for girls. ble. Phone 419, tf indoor baseball and is a splendid Besides being an expert swim- high-jumper on the track team. more, Thresh dill om a big. crop! will pay. for this right ih one sea- RHEINHART J. KAMPLIN, B.S eerremneeenean eige . ; NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT-| 1915, and filed for record in the of-|cribed at the front door of the court FOR RENT—House at,902 6th St. In- son; quick action necessary. ? Write istant Attorney General and At- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE fice of the dierister of Deeds of the|house in the City of Bismarck, in| phe premises described in such| gust, 1923, at 2:00 o'clock P, M, of quire of Mrs. B. M. Biers at 906 6th} or call B, F. Lawyer, Wing, NLD. fy torney for the of Toiver- Notice is hereby given that that| County of; Burleigh and State of the County of Burleigh and State of mortgage and which will be sold to| few y said judgment, St. 8-2-8t ¥ 8-2-8t sity and School Lands of The | certain mortgage, executed and dc-| North Dakota on the 13th day of No-| North Dakota at the hour of two satisfy the same are described as fol- lows: The Southwest Quarter of Section Number Twenty-two, in Township One Hundred forty-one North, of Range Number Seventy-five, West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, contain- ing 160 acres more or less accord- vember, 1915, and recorded in Book 29 ts thereon, and of Mortgages at page 138 will be fore- closed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter des- o'clock P. M., on the Fifteenth day of September, 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Sat Boos SS State of North Dakota. jlivered by William J. Prater and C: FOR. RENT—Five room flat at Wood- Drag Bore fore, ie fale fa North eater! - Attorneys for Moi : | Prater his wife, mortgago mansee apartments. 423-5th St. of, | Bismarck, North Dakota. “S-lw} bumper crops, big h syd » doing 8-2-9-16-23-39—2-6 SSALESMANSAM. gs Sis ts > to The State of North Dakota, mo: gagee, dated the 9th day of November, “Phe Clock Was 0. K. or so muc such sale isfy. The personal property to be foresaid pursuant to—said. juds- ment and decree, and t8 said writ, and to this notice, is dese?ibed as Tok BY SWAN ing tothe Government survey there-| lows, in said judgment, decree and momen 5a of. writ, to-wit: a =H a HAT: WN" ‘There will be due on such mort-| One Burroughs Adding » Mnéhine, RUN” AGAIN ‘Te OH-1 DIDNT TAKE. THAT: WITH ~ Bage at the date of sale the sum of r - CES Style 3001, number 755141. ALBIN, HEDSTROM, Woe Je Sheriff of Burleigh’ County, North Dakota. | BuRFENING & COMMY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Fargo, North Dakota. Fitteen Hundred Eighty-nine and 40- 100 Dollars ($1589.40), together with the costs of this foreclosure. Dated this 3ist day of July, 1923. * THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Mortgagee. GEORGE F. SHAFER, Attorney. Gencral of The State of North Dakota. RHEINHART JI KAMPLIN, Assistant Attorney General and At- torney for the Board of Univer- sity and Sehool Lands of The State of North Dakota. Attorneys for Mortgage, Bismarck, North Dakota. 8-2-9-16-23-30—9-6 NOTICE OF SALE ON SPECIAL EXECUTION _Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue of a judgment and decree in foreclosure, rendered and given by the District Court of the Fourth Ju. dicial District, in and for the County of Burleigh and State of North Da- kota, and entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk of said Court in and for said County on the 12th day of June: 1923, in an‘ action wherein Burrough Adding Machine Company, @ corporation, Plaineite and Peter Anton, Jr., Defendant in favor. of the said Plaintiff. and against the said Defendant. Peter L. Anton. Jr., for the sum of on Hundred = Eighty-cight Dollars, whi ludgment and decree among other things directed the sale by me of the sean property here- inafter described to amount of: said judgment, with terest. thereon. (ratings costs and Pl ME —TH, CLOCKS ALL RiGAT— TO TAKE 1 3-2 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES For the District of North Dakota. in the Matter of Bert C. Brown, Bankrupt. In Bankruptey. To the creditors of Bert C. Brown of Regan, County of Burleigh and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on July 19, 1923 the said Bert C. Brown was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held in the office of Benton’ Baker, 211 Bismarck Bank Building, in Bis- marek, N. D., on Thursday, August 16, 1923, at ten o'clock A. M., at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex- amine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting. Dated: Bismardk, N. D., August 1, 11923, BENTON BAKER, Referee in Bankruptcy. FASTENINGS IN STYLE‘ Belts seem to have been discarded from coats in favor of buckles, orna- ments of braid or material or xash effects at the hips only. Front full- ness’and the slim back is the model promised for f thereof ak the proceeds of sania! ‘ereof as the proc of, such-sale KNITTED SILK » applicable thereto will satisfy. And ° 2 by virtue of 2 Writ to'en ‘sty. ‘cut | A very attractive costume of knite- the -éftic the ‘Clerk“of said | ed silk is of Alice blue with horizon- pounty in and for seid County of | tal stripes of gray woven in the hem | Burleigh and under the seal of said | of the sk Court, directing ‘me’ to sell said pes- | ribbon bin sonal. property. pare int to.said judg: f=. | ment and degree, , Albin Hedstrom, % Sh of ssid County, and person jinted by Court to make said | sale will sell hereinafter _des- “f:) eribed personal erty oe high. est bidder, for hy at public ai fouke in the City of Blawerer 19 ake e nek in: the. County of Bu: me State of 13th day of Au- al ae te long atresioers: banging 6