The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 6

—~9 PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FAST WORK STAND AT TOP OF TENNIS RANKS FOR ’23 Suzanne Lenglen and Wm.) Tilden Hold Champion- ships , Dee. 4 dd Wi nks for The e world’s A to bh Mile Tilden Suzanne IL, French pur rica o proved i uper dled certainly puts Old the Westinghouse ant at Baldwin, L. iments conducted there prove ubjected to the heat of | ectrie lamps, grow with d of those subjected Production of the » greatly increased by that Miss ‘ound feated , four abroad. Iden’s pr tioned. | ing up with n which th tches Miss Welch Injured In Auto Accident George Welch left this morn- here she was f the injury of her i wendolen, a student | ersity, who was injured cn the automobile in nd a group of college | re driving was struck by ja street car. Mrs, Weleh said she did not know how badly her daugh- | ter was burt in the done inent place is un- Bill” juered M, Johnston, his >» had won the f court titles co! to one sig William deci y forn d's ha broad, hed : ling for Grand Fo wnqu Aust mateh The record entry list proved of the the history of the trophy vu ui had d Davis Cup conte of opening on, tracting nations, interesting wind at the in W WICE PROVE | | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE CLOSURE SALE hereb given that that | mortgage executed and de \livered by John Riikola, a mortgagor, to Union T pany, of Minneapolis, Mi 16th day of Octobe for record in the e ter of Deeds of the County of Bu leigh and State of North Dak the 25th day of October, J | ove A. M., dd recorded in Book | 15! f and | assigned by mortgagee instrument in writing to First tional Bunk of Waterville, a corpe the 3rd day of Janu 1ote filed for } ottice of the said regi on the Ist day of October, recorded in Book 175 of Assignments at page 104, will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such mort- | gage and hereinafter described at) the front door of the County Court | House in the City of County of Burleigh and $ North Dakota at the clock P.M the 22nd day of] December, 1 to satisfy the} amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. The premises de- seribeg in such mortgage and whieh Iwill he sold to described as foll West Half of the No : | (WIZNW'4,) of Section Fourteen (14) Township One hundred - forty (141), North, of Range Si (76), West, and situated in th ty of Burleigh and State of North | There will be due on such of sale the sum | of Eight hundred eight and 88-100 | together with the costs of | osure. | Dated at &th da backache, sleepless | and distress- | lisorders, don't experi- this twice-told testi- evidence tired, duil day er nights, Notice i y Bismarck ly proven N. F. Reynolds, 417 Madison Ave., Bismarck, says: “I suffered | from pains through my buek-and kid and other symptoms of kidney My welled and “l found it difficult to get my shoes t times. After trying several kidney ramedies without least help I finally got Pills at the Lenhart au few convineceg me 1| doub Mr dated the and filed ne: trouble ankle dite pelt the Doan’s Kidney Trug Co. and that the » a good remedy. continued Doan’ ntil trace of the trouble had entirely dis nt using: appeared, Over twelve years later, Mrs, Rey- nolds said: “I think ighly Doun's Kidney Pil mended them before, have used them on several since when I have taken cold and noticed a slight return of my former trou- ble and have always obtained prompt occasions alers. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y. Bismarek, N. Dak., this | 1G. Olgeirson, Attorney fop Assignee of Mortgagee, Bismarck, North Dakota, NOTICE OF CLOSURE LE Default having occurred in the i certain mortgage ibed, in that neither t nor the princi: taxes on the property described. here~ inafter have not been paid as provid in said mortgage, and thirty day Notice of intention to foreclose hay. ig been given as provided by law, low Therefore notice is hereby given |that that certain mortgage executed jand delivered by Charles T. Wyn- | koop ang Christine Wynkoop of Bis- jmarck, Burleigh County North Da- | kota, mortgagors to Charles A. Swen- json, mortgagee, dated the 19th day ‘of July 1919 and filed for record i ithe office of the Register of Deeu. jin and for the County of Burleigh |State of North Dakota, 8th day of August 1919 at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, and then and there duly recorded in Book 159 of Mortgages on page 85, will be fore- |closed by a sale of the premises in i} h mortgage, and hereinafter des- ribed at the front door of the ;County Court House in the city of |Bismarek, County of Burleigh jand State of North Dakota Jat the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. on Friday the 11th day of January 1924 to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the date of sale. |! The. premises described in such | mortgage and which will be sold to | satisfy the same are situated in the County of Burleigh and State, of |North Dakota and are described as |follows, to-wit: “The South Two- | thirds of Lot Two (2) in Block Ten (10) of Northern Pacific Addition to ; the City of Bismarck.” | There will be due on such mort- gage on the date of sale thereof the sum of $2,900.00, besides the at- torneys fees, taxes paid, costs dis- bursements and expenses of this sale and foreclosure, Dated this 3rd day of December 1923. Charles A. Swenson a Mort B Joseph’ Coghlan sheds Attorney for Mortgagee Bismarck, North Dakota. (Dee, 3rd-10-17-24-31. Jan. 7th) FORE- | ; COURT OPENS FOR DECEMBER TERM TRIALS | Criminal Cases Put Over For Few Days When the- Docket Is *Called GO OVER |BANK CA Criminal: were put over in district court today until next week or perhaps later opened the D. request of dot f over ) over rous civil set down for as difficulty, howev «4s that could be ummoned to mcet th afternoon. The first criminal the calendar, th Judge Coffey, who! mediate or term, acting on | sale attorneys, and) b listed on termediate Cre of the state against | tax certificates covering farm lands lan’ entirely new double-track struc- ture that will cost $90,000 was an- nounced today by F. C. Huftington, superintendent of the Fargo division of that road. Work on the new- bridge will be started as soon as possible in the spring, Mr, Hunting- ton announced, TAX SALE PLAN IS PROPOSED ' Frazier Would Have Interme- diate Banks Buy Certifi- cates Authorization to the federal inter- edit banks to purchase tax ificates at less than the le- al of interest would greatly id farm R, W. Frazier of Cros- wriling as chairman of the Re- aun state committee, declared in tement today. Mr. Frazier said: The Government of the United States could aid the farmers of the nation by authorizing the Federal In- it Banks to purchase Ennis W. Taylor, Ira J. Stark and offered for sale on December 11th, George Jeffrey, for the K ty, will not be tr partner Ss attorney Bowen in for the pson of Dicki 1 Bert Offley o n the city today retired from the was ed of the murder, Bowen killing aroused t entire western part of the state and during Governor Frazier’s jinistration he named a special y ruce Merr rege of quor in his tured by Sh strom and € of Police Martineson, pleaded guilty will be sentenced later. Blevin, arrested at the |, pleaded not guilty. Both nin jail The cases in which Burleigh coun- ty is suing banks in the county for xes alleged due were put over, A. Divet, the North Da- » Bankers Ass on, represent- ing the banks, is expected to file de- urrers und a court battle is to be waged legal hefore any further action i N. P. TO BUILD BRIDGE AT FARGO chols, said. ho pr as had xieat ion, being acl um. on points taken. Fargo, Dee. 4-2 ent Northern placement of th: CRANBERRIES! SERVE THEM AND Economical— no waste! 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FINNEY’S DRUG STORE... “ § murder of | 1 iden Valley coun-! ¢cn William Langer, | ing pure! per cent | ut u rate not to exceed six per (6%), using due care in mak- and especial | caution ag to sections 16 and 36, and as this "| government agency sells its bonds at four and one half (4 1-2) and five (5%), it would thereby one per cent (1%) or more, h should be sufficient to pa the overhead expenses in connection with such purchases, and their curities would be of the best, The farmer too would be saved the dif- ference between the six per cent (6%) bid by the government apd the twelve per cent (12%) generally bid by the individug] purchasers. _ The five per cent (6%) penalty provided by law could be refunded to land owner who redeemed the tax certifi- cate before another tax sale. This would encourage the farmer, show- ing him that his government was helping him to’ keep his home, and if the mortgage holder knew.that the furmer was going to be given a fair chance for another yeat, he would not be foreclosing his mortgage, be- use of the high rate drawn by out- anding tax certificates against the nd.” DIVER FIGHTS HUGE OCTOPUS Succeeds in Freeing Himself With Comrades’ Aid Toulon, France, Dee, 4A diver, working on the submerged wreck of French battleship Liberte, was at- tacked yesterday by.a huge octopus which did not relinquish its mani- fold embrace until the man's com- rades had cut it to Piget. The div- er, Jean Negri, fougRt desperately with the monster under water for sometime. He was finatly able to free one arm and plunged his trident into the body of the cregture. The octopus, however, held fast whereup- on, Negri gave the signal to be hauled up. When his. companions saw the rising monster émerge they { were panic-stricken, but the plight of their comrade appeared so serious | that ‘they went to his aid and freed | him with their kniv WOMEN MUST PAY POLL TAX, Many Forget About School Poll, Sheriff’s Office Finds Many women forget that they mifat pay a/sehool poll tax of $1 a year if they are of voting age. This has been discovered by the sheriff's office in making collections of delinquerit taxes under orders of the county board of commissioners. A large number of women recently have paid the poll when it was de- manded by the sheriff's office. Delinquent tax collections totalled $26,962.25 during the month of No vember, of which $22,672.61 was ori- ginal tax and $4,279.64 was penalty. The bulk of it was fiaid by the Bid; marck/Water Supply Company. Six thousand persons fell in duels | « during ten reign of Henry IV. 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