The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 3

TAXPAYERS ASKING| LOWER TAXES CAN ACT ON MARCH 18 Township Meetings Are Open! To Public— North Dakota | Taxes Increased 95 Per, Cent. | Now is the time when the overbur- dened ver may take the first step to reduction of his taxes. | All over fe ‘ate the annual town ‘hip meetings will be held on Mareh } 18, to determine the amount ot j money which will be spent for the | next yea | Taxpayers, as a rule, pay no at-| tention at all they get their tax statémants early | irythe year, and then they are in- clined to Il the blame on the! county treasurer, to whom they pay! the money, when, as a matter of fact, | the whole question of how much! nioney shall be spent, and how much | must be raised by taxation, is al- | most entirely in the contro! of these | tuxpayers. If the residents of aj taxing district, through ignorance or | indifference, permit their officers to ! spend the tax money lavishly and ex- | travagantly, then there is no escape | from -a big bill for taxes. { Taxes have gone up by leaps and | bounds in the last few years, In| 1916 North Dakota taxation cost { twery man, woman-and child in the! In 1921 it go: Ursa This is an increase for every resident of the state of 95 per cent, and since 1921 the burden has been greatly increased. All classes | are rebelling at the load of taxes, they are compelled to carry, but the | officers in charge of the tax machin- ery go cheerfully_ahead piling on the loud. Why? Because there are | not enough thoughtful, patriotic, | zealous citizens { willing to disturb] themselves to the point of stopping: it: because the residents of town- school d ts and counties not combineSto run down the spendthrifts At the township meetings to he held March 18 all voters, men and women alike, authorized © vote at a general election, have a right to at- tend and to take part in the delibera- tion As amounts required for, are passed upon meeting, it of prime im- vortance for the taxpayer not only to attend, but, in order properly to protect his interests. t@ inform him- self beforehand as to the d@tailed exnenditures of the vownship for the year. Under the law a state- ment. of last year's expenditures niust be filed by the township trea- surer with the ‘ownship clerk and the county auditor atleast five days hefore the township meeting, and thas statement is open to public in- pection, A fine of $2,000 is provided in the law for failure to file this statement. but, uotwithstanding this penalty, many township-trea- surers. on account of the lack of in- terest on the part of the voters, fail {o file this report. A dentand by the taxpayer to see the report will compel the trexsuter to do his duty, The taxpayer should read the report of last y expenditures, study it 1» see wherein money was extrava- spent, and swhere savings can he made, und he should then go to the township meeting and insist that expenditures be eut to the last penny ent with the need of the com- A y. And jit must be borne in mind that the man who is too care- or indifferent to attend the sting is the one who is really responsible for high taxes. It is not suggested that all taxing officers are wasteful or extravagant. many of them give valuable time and attenticn to the -affairs of their districts, and such distrigts are run with the minimum of expense, but in other district needless ex- pense is’ inturred. Here are a few suggestions for watching expenditures: The pay of | the township assessor is limited to} and his total must nov exceed $60 for assessing one con- | gressional township! The clerk, ang supervisor are limited to $1.50 al day for time actually given by them Within: the townshipyand $2.00 a day Yor time necessarily put in outside the township; and the total paid a supervisor must not exceed $35 a year, It is surprising tg find how many townships ignore these provi- sions of law, and pay their super- visors and clerks sums greatly in excess of the legal.amount. Then, the law says the supervisors must carefully audit the freasurer’s books before the annual meeting. This ought to be, but too often is not, (done. Supervisors cannot legally levy | taxes in excess of the amount voted | for at the township meeting; ,and | they are prohibited from incurring | debts beyond the amount of the levy, And. they vannot lawfully spend more than $280 fdr machinery, unless the yoters at, the meeting give them uthority to! do so. This should be x atchéd. Under the law’ the county trea surer is custodian of all sinking funds, and therefore, where town- ships have bonds outstanding, the township ‘treasurer ought ta deliver any such ‘funds now in his posses- { sion to the county treasurer. Too often this has not been done, and the money has been spent for some other purpose, the result being that when the: bonds finally become due there will ‘not be a sufficient sum on hand to pay them. To- put it another ‘way, the money raised to meet the bonds is often spent for a purpose which thé taxpayers never authorized, and, ata Inter date, he has to pay again to take care of the bonds, This can be avoided if the voters ‘see to it that the sinking fun is sent where it belongs, to the nity treasurer, The very root of taxes fs planted. in expendituresy If the “taxpayers will see to it that money is not un- necessarily spént, his-téx bill will: be reduced to the minimum; if he lots other: People ion) his money to the subject until | K | meetings ane time when Boe Fagainst bank stock in the years 1919- ' 1920-1921 as have not been paid, confirming and ratifying such set- | tlements as have been made. | ccive you ant These officials, discharge was rank ‘injustice. Jacobs, George C. Cole. Elizabeth N. Scott and without check, he must pay the cost. | The three important meetings of the year are the township meeting in March, the school district meeting uy July, and the meeting of the | county commissioners in July. These deteymine the amounts ich will be éxpended for the fol- lowing year, and upon them depends largely whether the tax bill will be reasonable or outrageously high. Mr. Voter, the whole question is up to you. Attend tuese meetings and do your part toward reducing taxes, or stay at home and pay with- out a whimper any améunt the coun- ty: treasurer calls for. You will have no complaint if you fail to alle interest and show interes€ at ] NOTICE TO VOTERS Ys BURLEIGH cc “The . County Gunwlesioners the jth day of September, 192 menced suit against nineteen (19) hanks located in the County of Bur- leigh, for the ment of unpaid taxes amounting in the aggregate to the sum of over Fifty-two Thousand dollars ($52,000.00), covering the ing period from 1919-1920-1921 and 1922 and that the collection of sajd tax is dependent upon the result of a referendum vote upon the follow- ing referred m : to-wit, Chap- ter (S. B. No. n Camp), val- idating bank stock taxes. “An Act validating taxe: on com- ssessed 1920-1921 and boards of county : the tax commissioners to compromise such taxes upon bank stock for 1919- nd “Be it enacted by the Idgislative assembly of the State of North Ds k i ‘Sec. of County Com- missioners and the tax commissioner, are hereby authorized to tompro- mise and settle taxes upon bank stock for the years 1919, 1920, 1921 which have not already been compromised, settled, and paid upon the same basis of settlement upon which nearly all of the banks of the state have paid taxes for such years, The settlement of the taxes upon bank stock.for the years 1919, 1920, and 1921, heretofore made by the commissioner and carried commissioner in all things hereby ratified confirmed. “The last islature passed . which bill cont sections, section one (1) and three (3) made valid a tax that the Su preme Court previously, inf an opin- jon had declared invalid, and see- tion two (2), attempts to authorize and ratify the unla the State Tax Commissioner under the direction of the Governor and the Attorney General, te authorize and consummate the compromise and remission of one half of the tax, which section one (1) and three (3) ‘of the law declared to be a just and, valid. tax upon all bank stock. But the real object of the law now feet to be by stealth and deception to relieve the banks of one-half, of their taxes and to ratify the atten{pt- ed compromise with the banks on the; basis of 50% reduction of the bank stack and taxes. If you vote “No” in the square set oppo- site to the, word “No” you will do no injustice to any one, but will very greatly contribute towards the reduc- tion of the tax bill of all who pay fheir taxes on a 100% basis. If you are heavily burdened with taxes, vut your cross in the square set op- posite “No——X. Do not permit yourselves to be put to sleep with) the statement that the law was de- signed and passed in order that five 5% of the banks might be forced to pay-the tax in full, such representa- tions may fairly be said to be frau-j dulent — misrepyesentations, such statements are intended only to de-| to get you to vote to donate to the banks of the ~ state about $2,500, 9. Vote “No” and let the banks-do .:s all other tax payers have to do, 1°" their tax in full or suffer the pe..ilty. tax and of Senate the Bill leg No. three 8-8-12-15| i RING PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMIN- ISTRATOR, + STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- ty of Burlei, In County Davies, Judz In the Mattc+ of the Frank Reed, De « ised, A Franc L. Bus. ow, Petitioner, Harvey C. Bure , Clark teed, Ar- thur*Recd, Mil. 4 Reed Rent, Ste- B. Naylor, Fred phen Naylor, St: Naylor, J. Rar Naylor, Lucy N ichoonmaker, Mrs dys. George Bur. Naylor, Augustus CITATION 4 ‘Before Hon. - ee Estate vot vs. Naylor, Mrs. ©, Charles Spangler rell, Stacy Arthu. Naylor, Résponden The State of No.th Dakota to the Above “Named Re:;,.ondents and All Persons’ Interested, n the Estate of Frank Reed, Decea:.: !: 7 You and each o. you are hereby notified that Franc ‘L, Burréw, the petitioner herein, hus filed in this Court her petition, raying that let- ters of administratic 1 upon. the es- tate of Frank -Reed, wate of the city of Bismarck, in the County of Bur- leigh, and State of No-th Dakota, de- ceased, be ‘granted’ to ousted from the Bureau of Engraving, W: Left to right, J. vful uttempt of | and that the said p heard and duly. cons Court gn Wednesdiy,. ‘h of April, A, D. 1924, at 10 #clock o ee forenoon of fhat ae 20 at 4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE JUSTICE IS SLOW BUT SURE ington back row C Benjamin K. Sti Kerfoot. Front row Mrs. Maggie Court Rooms of this Court, in the County Court House, in the City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, and you, and each of you, and app time and place, ang answer petition, and show cause, if an be, why the prayer of said should’ not be granted. By the Court: (SEAL) 1..C. DAVE Judge of the Coun Dated the Ist day of 124, y Court. March, A, D. Let the service of the above cita- tion be made by -publicatiow once h week for three successive weeks, in the Bismarck Daily "Tribune. SEAL) I. C. DAVIES, Judge of the County Court. OF SALE NOTIC! de nd Notice Is Hereby Given That fault has been made in the terms conditions of that certain mor made, executed and delivered by P. Costello ang Mary Frances Cost lo, his wife, and James Sedive: dower, ,mortgagors, to H. Wild- fang, ‘mor gee, dated the ist day of November 1917, und filed for req ord in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on the 18th day of December 1917 at M. and duly recorded i Book of Mortgage Deeds on page » and igned by said mortgagee to J, . Strong, by in- strument in writing dated the 20th day of December 1917, and filed for record in the offi¢e of said Register of Deeds on the 9th d of Decem ber 1918, at 10 A, M. and duly re- corded “in. Book * of Mortgages. on page 35, and that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the . such mortgage and here tnatter described, at the front door of the court house, in the City of in the County of Burleigh of North Dakota, at the tee of two o'clock in the affernoon h day of April 1 to amount due such h late of sale. The 1 in such mortgage, ill be sold to isfy the same are situated in the ty of igh and State of North*Daota, re described as follov wr premises des and which The East half of r ( half of the Southeast quarter of SE%)*of Section Thirty-two in Township One hundred forty (140) North, of Range Sevdnty-six (76) West, of the Fifth P. Me dis i land, s, according to the United ernment survey thereof: There will be on such mortgage at the date of s: ° sum of Thir- teen Hundred ght Dollars and ift : ) Cents, in- cluding taxes for 1919 paid for as- signee of mortgagec, and the costs and expens . Dateq Ma 1924, farky W. WOODFORD, Administrator of the Estate of J. V Strong, deceased, assignee of mortgagee. HEDSTROM, ‘ Sheriff of Burleigh County, ’ North Dakoti PIERCE, TENNESON, CUPLER TAMBAUGH, Attorneys, for Assignee & of Mort- gagee, Fargo, North Dakot —e NOTICE OF AL EXECUTION | Notice is Hereby Given, That by} virtue of a judgment and decree inj foretlosure, rendered and given by the District Court of the Fourth Judicial in and for the Coanty of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, and entered and docketed in the of- | fice of the Clerk of said Court in and for said County of Burleigh, on the 27th day of February 1924, in an action wherein Midland Company, tiff and Jennie Velure and 0. T. were defend- ants, in favor of said plaintiff and against said deféndants for the sum of Six Thousand Tei? and 22-100 Dol- lars ($6010.22) which said judgment and deérce among other things di- rected the sale by me of the real state hereinafter described, to sat- isfy the amount. of said judgment, with interest thereon and the costs jand expenses of such sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of such | ale applicable thereto will satisfy, and by virtue of a writ of spec execution: to me issued out of the| piicatotudha Clevk of maid desnneanl| and for said County of Burleigh and under the seal of said court, directing me to sell said real property pur- suant to said judgment and. decre: Albin. Hedstrom, Sheriff County ‘and=person appointed by shld court ‘to make said sale, will sell the | hereinafter described’ real estate to the highest bidder for cash at public auction: at the front door of , the Court House in the City of Bismarck, County. of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, on the 7th day of April 1924, ‘at 2:00 o'clock -p. m. of that «day, to satisfy said judgment and interest and costs thereon and the: costs and expenditures of sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of said sale applicable thereto will satisfy, The premises to be sold as aforesaid and pursuant to said judg- nfént, decree and writ, are situated, in the County of Buble h and State’ of North Dakota, ‘particularly dos ribeq as follows; to+wit: ‘he. North One-Half. (N&y Sf -See- tion, thiry-three (38), Township, one hundred: forty-one (141), Runge Sey- onty-five 15), West of the 5th P. Velure, Solin J. Dated peneuary, 27th, 1924. ALBIN HEDSTROM, Sheriff of Burleigh County, Nw D. ths) ES MORRIS, kney, Assis j175 of Assignments-on p 22-29—4-5-12| ; { acres, in Burleigh County, North Da-! resplendent ever produced. nin May 1922, Chamberlain, T ant are back on the job, it } A. Roche, John J. Director Paul Twyman, Devine Miss H. Wilding, Ibridge Nellie C. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLO- SURE SALE Notice is Hereby Given that that certain mortgage mde, executed and delivered by Alexander Pihlaja and Alina Pihlaja, his wife, mortgagors to Drake-Ballard Company, a corpor- atfon, Mertgagee, dated September 9th, 1916, and recorded in the office f the Registe® of Deeds for Burleigh | y, North Dakota, on the 15th jay of November 1916, at 9:00 o'clock at in Book 143 of Mortgages on assigned by said Mort- to Dubuque Savings Bawk, by d Decembe nd, recorded in the office of Register of Deeds on January. at 9:10 o'clock a, m. in f Mortgages on page 463, ned by said assignee of mortgagee to Mount Pleasant Home, a corporation, by assignment dated November 28th, 1 and recorded in the office of said Register of Deeds on the 9th day of January 924 at 1:30 o'clock p. m. in Book ge 1 will be foreclosed by a sale of the prem- ises described in said mortgage, and hercinafter described, by the Sherif at the front door of the Gourt House} in Bismarek, Burleigh County, North Dakota, on April 5th, 1924, at the hour of two o'clock in the after- noon, to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage on the date of sale. The premises, described i , and which will be tuated North Dake cribed as follo premise 1919-1 which ‘taxes the gee paid on Oct. amount of $24 ult in the failure top: coupons due Nov. , respectivel $96.00 each, by dults the assignee Ist, on of of the nremises deseribeq in and which will be sold the sume. are South iou Twent ship One Hundred. Forty-tw North, Range Severfty-fi of the Sth acre page assignment Book and due on such ale the sum six ‘and will be the date of housand Ninet $2096.30) Doll cludes principal, taxes, poys ang accrued inter costs of this foreclosure allowed Assignee of 9:16-28 OTICE given ofore ex and styl JAGD. Ns of LUTION hereby Co-Partnership, hi under the firm name PARKINSON & gaged in the busine Annex Hotel of Bism: Dakota has been dissolved | Agreement, the same. eontinu Kinson proprieto owing claims to the please y the son. The books of show no bills ¢ partnership and any, the s to ohn V4 Dated in and known and di o-wit The Southeast Quarter Twelve, Township On ty-one, Range There will be due on gage on the date of sale, including delinquent taxes paid, the sum of. 131 and costs of this foreclosure lowed by law. Dated Februar MOUNT of Section Hundred! For- aid mort- The Annex Hotel All 25th, 1924, PLEASANT NOME, a corporation, Owner of Mortgage. S$. WOOLEDGE, Attorney for Owner Minot, N. D. the man isting i if any of Mortga should he e. B-1-8-15 OF MORTGAGE CLOSURE SALE is hereby given mortgage, executed and de- by S. Hackney and Hackney,- his’ wife, mort- ackney Land Credit Com- tion of St. Paul, Min- dated the’ first r 1919 and filed for office of the register the County of Burleigh of North Dakota on the of November 1919 and re corded in Book “98 on page 79, and mortgagee to Tho ‘on, by assignment dated 25th, 1919 recorded in said office of the | ister of deeds on November 17th, | , in Book “155” of As ‘tgages at ARKINS: oe HENRY JAGD. NOTICE ‘ORE- Notice n that that] @ H Lillie M. gagors, to pe nes¢ day of record. in th of deeds o and state 12th day A'V THE CAPITOL Camco Kirby at the Capitol tre Monday beautiful, colorful- being a slation of the by Booth Ta Wilson, de: ee i {| Mississippi Riv wonderful rkington ing with the days whén were all gamblers in hearts or tunes was honor.’ It is terling romantic best, surpassing eve John Gilbert, | ctor, gnments | will be mortgage and —h i AY THE ELTINGE the front dogr of Romance Court House in the City of Bismarck, | (nteancir County of Burleigh, State of North) of thé dri Dakota, at the hour of two o in| newspaper “Ashes the afternoon on the twenty- | Vengeance,” Norma day of March A. D. 1924, to satisfy | madge, whith is to be presente the amount due upon such mortgage the Eltinge Theatr three on the day of sale. | pe Anas Mt in the failure ot | ‘mMencing Monday. to pay taxes on the | ‘The : pi! Interior : fence | ¢ different castl Th | ive hall room of the ; also! Louvres, where, in th in the premis and 1 of the mortgagee paid on Oct. 1923 in the amount of $24 default ‘in the failure to pay annual} ment, 1200 ladies interest coupons due Nov. ist, 1922/the Court are d {and 1923, res: in the amount) on the faterul of $96.06 cach, on of which Seon sine defaults the assignee of the mort-|"eW- Sword play gugee has cleeted to and does declare} !@ duels to the m the entire mortgage indebtedness duc “reat contending forces. avaleades of gaily capa and payable. The premises describeq in such! ses and attending men mortgage and which will be sold to! ing along the picture the same are described as| 7, satisfy the Southwest Quarter (SW%4) of 27) in Town-| Si 5 een put dev era (2) at (112) | “Ashes -of Vengeance” not. only hip ‘One Hundred Fort North, Range Seventy-five (75) West! Steatest, picture of Norma T madge’s career, but one of the m of the 5th P.M, containing 160] But it | the drama itself, the romance Yoeland de Broux-ang Rupert Vv The m nd gentlem the of St. clash Bril mighty sque roads ota. There will be due on such mort- a at the Mate OE sale the sum of| wo Thousand Ninety-six and 30- : 100ths ($2096.30) Dollars (which in- | featore ok the cludes principal, taxes, interest cou-| '°°S pons anq accrued interest), and the) ™4 Talmadge and costs of this foreclosure allowed by} Twenty screen notables are in law. cast of princiy Dateg February 8th,#1924, | twain, including THOMA HOWIESON, | Sour taney. Foote, Joseph Assignee of Mortgagee. | Betty Francisco, Cla’ ARNE VINJE, Attorney for Assignee of Mort- ea nae ae North Dakota. lips, Winter Hall. 2-9-16-23—3-1-8 production Th Wallace NOTICE “OF MORTGAGE i FORE. |j nson, CLOSURE SALE » bson, Mary, McAllister, Howarg Truesdell, Notice is hereby given that that certain mortgage, executed and de- livered by Leslie S.“Hackney and} Lillie M. Hackney, his wife, mort-| ‘gagors, to Hackney Land Credit Com-| pany, a corporation of St. Paul, Min- nesota, Mortgagee, dated the fi day of November 1919 and filed for record in the office of the register of ‘deeds of the County of Burleigh and state of North Dakota on the 12th day of November 1919 and re-| corded in Book “98” of Mortgages, on, page 80,-and assigned by — said -mortgagee to Thomas Howieson, by assignment dated Nov, 26th, 1919 and recorded in said office of the igistor of deeds on November 17th, in*Book “155” of Assignments ‘Of © Mortgares at-page 214, will be foreclosed by a: Sale of the premises in such mortgage and ereinafter described at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, y y of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon on the twenty-second day of March ‘A. D. 1924, to satisfy | ’ the amount due. ypon such mortgage te DRY CLEANING, PRES! DYEING, REPAIRING Men’s: and» Women’s Wear. Eagle Tailoring: & Hat Works. Phone 58 We Will Pay. 20 Per doz. for ‘fresh Eggs, . taken in trade. DAVIS GROCERY / 319 Mandan Ave torney Yor: Plaintiff, Cagrington, N. D\ 9-8:16-22-20-415] mah on. the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of }j the Worereee to pay taxes on the] id Phone 465 1 ving been ‘proved that their i 18th, 3 also annual 1922 in the amount which | mort- | ure | | gagee has elected to and does deels such » in Burleigh County, North Da- mort- 30- (which in- interest cou- est), and the rtgagee. | Mort- 8-1-8 15 the sting keeping North y mutual Henry Jagd retiring from will its business with John Par- | those | partnership will me to John Paykin-| one claims } Thea- romantic, sereen | famous stage su and Harry old men for- and when the first rule of life that at his very “Monte Cristo. znified, glorified and those w York colorful atmosphere of France |' terior scenes | Palace of the suffused excite: | minuet | Bartholo- | anging from sin- joned hor at-arms moy- | rance—only a few highlights, these, jof the scores of features that make | the | al ‘of eac, Which is the most appealing are played respectively by Nor- Conway Tearle. the Is in support of this. ‘Beery, Crowell, McDowell, Murdock Mae- Carmen Phil- William Clifford, { fi! Hector V, Sarno, Earl Schenk, Jimmy i Cooley, Lucy Beaumont, Forrest Rob- |] Kenneth Frank Leigh and Little Jeanne Carpenter; and 4000 extras are employed in the mob scenes ELKS ELECT {CITY NEWS >» WEEK HERE eff and I. C, Parkhurst of Kansas, are spending the Bisn MARRIAGE. LICENSE A marriage license was issued to} }y H. Prince Mathilda Til-| oft Heid of Bi by the County | Judge, March The mirriage cere-| miony: was performed by dusticey — § Anton Beer, RECEIVE. BALLOTS The County Auditor announces that | ‘the office has received a supply of | 1 absent voters ballots and those need ing the same may ‘procure them by making application at his office. jR. B. Webb I; Named Exalted Dey in ler Elks lodge last night, e! ensuing year Members of the siness meeting ers for the in ted 10, ley alted Ruler teemed | Cameron Estecmed Loyal son Robert B. Leading Knig! Webb. Scott as Knight 0, A. Nsteemed lor, ler Joseph Seeretiry 1. elected) ‘Treasurer,—D. Trustee, three rick (reelected), It was announced would be in its new Hinckley block on ‘April 1, and a big installation and g¢ is planned It was decided to offer cash prizes an in the schools ent occasions —Moth- Vrs ¢ day and Constitution day © winning essays in con- condueted by each lodge will orwarded to State headquarters und a special state prize awarded Lecturing: Knight 0. h Thompson Diet K (re: A Rertsch years VISIT IN MINOT Mr. and Mrs, Peter T ade their home in st two years are vi the home of Mrs. Tracy's brothers, nk and Romaine Taylor before xoing to the Twin Cities, where they plan to locate, W. Der that the lodge ouarters in the ourth street by house-warming, together meeting ing in Minot, c) | in St. Mary’? high school dgfe | for Driseoll high school basket eden by in a game at DesWeail ian eleveni Nels DHBcclIntos to} the lead at first and held it until the asliast few minutes of the game when fist. Mary's forged Ahead, overec the lead and held it to the finish he first half of the game showed seore of 9 to 2 in favor of Dris coll, i To Film Modern Trish Life es G sriean we CUT PRICES ON ALL ce and b Admitted to Bis We make Suits for from poleon; W. M. T5710; rickson, Hazen; Ose Work Absolutely Guar- anteed. sten ndan; Mrs. Iver Hoje Dublin, ville, an | March Ay Leroy producer, St. Alexius Admitted to the St. Alexius hospi Ital for treatment: Baby (Marvin! Blunt, Garrison; Alex Mossbrucker, | jCenter; Mrs. John Gussne Robert Dant, Glen Ullin; Miss or Gartner, Hebron; Baby | Karpen Discharged Claude by aby Hospital of by | Ruth Hugele Colgrove, Mott; Mrs. ; Andrew Fischer, Ar Hans Nelson, Mathilda Bev. hn, Krem; ¥ Miss Frances Doy of Wash" j burns Mrs M Herman Higrenawing . Pruetz, e, Minot. FRANK KRALL 314 Broadway Births Mrs. Henry Williams of are the parents of a by born at the Bismarck hos Mr. and this city daughter, pital. IDNA MANIAC PANAMANIAN. Paint Paint Paint F PAINT PRICES back to Pre-War prices. ‘Paint our Buildings This Year gind Preserve the High Price Lumbe aranteed Fresh House Paints, barn and Silo Paint ae $1.80 White Lead. es $9.90 Per gallon é $1.35 Oi) and Turpentine prices subject to market changes. 100-pound containers f Pure Linseed Oil -Boiled or tice Roof Cement For All Kinds of Rubber or Gravel Roofing. by Per gallon Pure Turpentine Pla Don’t neglect to see me for anything in this line. Business Given Prompt Attention, Phone 578 J.B.SAYLER Phone 578 309 Mandan Aye. Bismarck, N. D. All of of of t | WEBB BROTHERS Undertakers Embalmers Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 “| PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS i Licensed EmValmer in Charge Day Phone. 100 Night Phome 108 av as | ELECTION BLANKS Candidate’s Petitions The Tribune Company is now stocked op all forms of Blanks for candidates who expect to file for June Primaries. 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