The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1924, Page 6

mare PAGE SIX ~™ Sports| MONDAY, JULY 28, 1924. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE’ oe CARPENTIER GOES DOWN AND OUT | NOTICE HOSUR. SALE | | “Notice is hereby given that that MORTGAGE FOR certain mortgage, made, executed ahd’ delivered, by Rudolph R. Bush- ard und Bernace Brenton Bushard, his wife, mortgagors to Drake-Ball- ard Company, a corporation, mott- Rigee, dated the: ist. day of ‘July, | and. filed’ for record in the | { i eR a : office of the Register of Deeds for i 5 i : 4 Jae Burleigh County, No. Dak., on the } : re ‘ y of January, 1923,” at 9:00 | , and recorded in book 174 of Mortgages on page 250, and there- after assigned by said mortgagee to VICTOR oe : g hare ‘August Miller, by written” instru- z Fee # ment dated the 1st day of February, | 3 : é ce : : 23, and filed for record in the j sori POs gi : of said Register of Deeds on se + |the 2ist day of May, 1924, at 1:30 ” as > : j ‘ : oR: c and recorded in book Davia 2 Ly Ry de Now for the Interesting lews Months That are Ahead fternoon, to he err 5 | nt due on said mortgage on the Janeous mortgages on will be foreclosed by a| the premises described in said mortgage, ard hereinafter des- cribed by the sheriff at the front door of the-Court House in the City of H , Burleigh County, North rims Bismarck raaleaenasat| Team by Score of 11 to8 | on Sunday | t the here dope ing the Bismarck ee PB LD nds and premises describ- 3g «Chomp. | 1 mortgage, and which will : took mound for Bismarck, ld to satisfy the same, are iled to hold the Washburn hitters ituated in the County of Burleigh, ‘ k and was relieved by Sorlien. North Dakota, and known and des! During the. summer months Washburn led 6 to 4 at the b fuled 3 ne aiuuteat vinning of venth i y, but | » North Half of the Southwest . ve. reccetoesthen ran wild, geting | Quarter and the South Half of the you probably have béen an ‘infre- five scores before the inning was | eA CEA EE Fi tie Ss NECA Gi CE ELL a t d ; i cere bak with ivyweight, at the Polo Grounds, New York. floored four tlmes in the tenth | wo, ‘Newt Range ‘Seventy- quent reader of newspapers. ce and one more in the | a but came buek and foreed the Belt until a ent him crashing to the canvas in es but still fell three short. Sorlien | tne rourteenth round, Here you see him partl ined resting’ oh dhe ope, With Ret entire mortgage debt has been With a PRESIDENTAIL ‘and stopped the visitors in the last two rear ; i 7 Ae 3 declared due. prope feree Andy Griffin standing over him and Tuny usted victor, hanging onto the ropes. Thus Thare Will be<dueceht aalacinese eis | the end of the most speciacular battle in the r of the French idol and one of the most thrilling In | gap. on ‘the date of the sale, in STATE EL ECTION nearing you . Ap py | the history ef the ring. cluding delinquent taxes paid, the 4 ab ” 0| —~ ——— |sum of $1,505.86, together with the sts of th : wi 2 0| they threw punches that were equally y $, Milwanke: NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That | Cot, Gf, this foreclosure as allow ill want to read the news 4 5 1 dain. _ Indianapolis 4, five| default has occurred in the ‘terms | "pated July 30; 1924. DAILY, ‘ f | 5 a i Pes ON bat yider ia uel COUR) Ge WES CONEY Gace AUGUST MILLER, ; 5 OWE tract or pledge made by Farmers Owner-or Mortbage. if Insuranca Company, of Dickinson,!@, s, WOOLEDGR, North Dakota, pledgor, to Bismarck | HITS HOMER A MERIC AN LEAGUE Attorney for Owner-of Mortgage, 5 5 Bank, of Bism: North Dakota,| Minot, North Dakot 5 0 0| : H akota. 9 | W. Le Pet. ee, on the 28th d of March} 8-4-11- 4 : 2 0 EQN aie af 1923) and given to secure the follow- | pated meant ue) The BISMARCK TRIBUNE = 15 Nee vote i ong promissory note made, executed | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE. : PO AB} UTE a Aa and. delive Famers ‘Insurance Me Nereue cigens daceiue: BRINGS TO THE MISSOURI Z 2 5 0) George Sisler Clinches Game} Citcaz 45 m the B¥na. Hay | Cort? age made, executed and , | peRochford, « 1} Wes mp i ea ee | red, By! Weiacls on, SLOPE .The News of the World 3 Thompson, p-sh ae 0| Por St. Louis with Blow Cleveland Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($1,250),| une’ Sfecne, Hector, Mehean | and ‘ 3 Sorl f et Aen i 4 Julia McLean, , mortgagors | |i 4 : =| oe if 3 SO | uous a athe, eRe |b Drake ali Compsiy a conper [I Hours ahead of papers published 4 5 < EiGeorcersislens ‘ . i t E is-{ ation, mortgagee, dated’ the 24tl Roger 7 st baseman of the Games Saturday _ a with interest day of Mareh 1919; and filed for t a dist: 9 sel into | York 5, Chicago 4, 14 in-/ at the uber centum net! record in the office of the Register at a aistance, : ° ascbal by there is and owing on the| $f Deeds for | Burleigh County. eland 2, W: hington 0. Ie Re h Dakota, on the 11th day of |{% said note a balance of Seven Hun- at 5:00 o’clock, P. M., ie pan eee Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4, 11 in- Doll: a | April, 1919, ] 5 P jollars an a ie I || The blow ended a tie and| nes. 50)" of Drineinaa | and, recorded in en eee * 4 ‘wo base bled St. Louis to beat Boston,| Poston 4, St. Louis 2. and Eighty. assigned by said mortgagee to Gale S IT CON INS: Associated Z n, Thompson, Chris Three base hi Stedman (2). S . Robinson, Rogers. Dou- | ell to’ P. Wahl; | Crow B0e < $46.85) interest which fill be lusane owing on the 5th} ay of August 1924, the date of sule as hereinafter set forth, making a total indebtedness of Seven Hun- eer by written instrument o dated the 17th day of May 1919, and filed fon record in the office of the 8: Register of Deeds on the 18th 1919, at 1:30 o'clock edman, Lf Philadely W: hington 4, Ne’ mes Sunday ia 4, Detroit 2. Cleveland 3. Press News; ‘Market report. Special articles upon subjects of “Det roit i s t . day of June, nth de “ete aby Haul and Seveaby ning Dollars” and r M. and recorded in book 161 of IS Base on is—By Tauer to Rogers | glo Pater rege ortgages on page 222, and there- : 4 : sa fe) nd Fairchild, Hit by piteher—By |leveland. 4 to 8 Te eee poe OL sf atter dy apsixned to HB. Spens: interest and what is most vital : Thompson, Robinson (2). Struck ROME Sy LAS EUS) 120 pledged under the ‘terms; 4)’, eee tien! Ls . is 6 4 rg arne: " 4 the 20 - vut by Tater—Fuller, De Rochferd, | St, Louis 6 to 4. Vingil Bares) xe york r so much thereof as i22¥ | filed” for “record in the. office. of news of -North Dakota and this 3 adman, ‘ . | wel > entire e fo! ie Gi- | Cio, at public auction,! 505 iat Teoh, Fahler ‘|ants, although he was touched for tothe statutes ir such! guid Register of en tae g fe Mebaevennines 11 hits. Cineinnati split a double made and provided, at thei gf” 0% May, 1928, at 1:20 o'clock P. Hate. 4 al RBtore by intings header with Brooklyn. — Dazay Cincinnati front door#of the court house in the| ci?nments of mort; He ‘ fa SS aad Vance pitched the Dodgers to vie-| gi Vanie. city of Bismarck, county of Burleigh} ij) be foreclosed by a sale of the , oY a et St auis tc im tory in the first, 5 to 1, while Rixey and state of North Dakota at the! premises deseribed:in sald mortgage, Philadelphi: hdur of two o'clock @. M. on the 1g 3 {held Brooklyn down in the second | poston Reds won, 9 to _ BASEBALL f relock mu the! and hereinafter. described, by” the Lae Rone paren epee t sheriff at the front door of the iit Sal Games Saturday : and the vests and ae Burleigh cae Neon Ris New York 5, St. Louis 4. 3 } ot i ' kota, on the 6th day of September, || Pittsburgh 7, Boston 6, (14 in-| sonal propert 1924, at the hour of two o'clock in ‘ the afternoon to satisfy the amount burn 003030500—11 Bis- and the 000310301— 8104 Send in your subscription for a three months trial order. Rate marek ee ans Oey PRISON TEAM oo. AGAIN SLUGS =! american: associa tioy nena a ; aeert d Repeat due on aid morigage on the date of for three months by mail in state x v Pet. a ad Inade he Far nsurance! “‘The lands and’ premises: described | OUT VICTORY | 5. pu i ote and heresn:| said ‘mortgage and which: will be outside of Bismarck is $1. 25; by Boge facie | Brookls », vate of interes: and amount,|*9!d to satisfy the same, are situat- Gathering hirteen S| Indianapolis Pare ae ee ; *|ed in the County of Burleigh, North Ca $1. 80. page ute ore pins oly Other Gleneaegiots anealad ers State Bank, Bentley n,|Pakota, and known and described as trier is 5 l Grove gang e Columbus Wo ea : October 10, 19283, 6%, " for} a Pee hoctcluk onthe to ul dia- | ‘rofedo mf at a ein a caealoenes Rea Thee ae sti Raaren Repeat) pass . Bi afternoon, Millard | aitw THREE GAMES july, pledged ertifiete, ot de: | Thirtyeaine, North, . Range ighty, 4 Tai and nd pitched effectively ARE SCHEDULED}. Bank, sincon, N. Dak “Gthere will be due on said mort- For More Than Fifty Years 4 Renee ail Gand Wim but ne fet There will be three games in the! October 11, Yor for $600, like- | FAge on. pee datejofethe pales dmeligs 5 : = = itors down! Columbus 3, Toledo Commereial Baseball Ls HI Meaecd rene ot ee ereviously | of $1,928.21, together with’ the costs ‘Phe Bismarck Tribune has been I The re-| napolis 12, Louisville 4, | day, Wed: ands Thursday, evens | tie sam eqeanvaeori aa emeeaT ase [ofthis foreclosure as allowed by “y . “s rs d ys feature of ae ukee H, Kansas City 8, an cheduid date, ie an] sinh a Bamanck, NOLIN Bets Ea duty 3604 promoting the interests -of the i ranning of ti sie BS Gue! Ee Cate! = i 24," * al Ganeorcontis: nounced. Fred Norling has taken ov- F pidavee| B. SPENSLY, ' A . * "s $ St. Paul ty Minneapolis Au ip nema oe why Matic Pave! seankler| oo wegtatt! Mortgage. Missouri Slope section. Keep in , TRH compgsed| Toledo 13 porlation team in the League. | BENTON BAKER, TO ee ubpcror Ouhed oe Suse i : i of salaried battery from Mitne- ig ae OLD VICTOR caren Pledgee, Minot, North Dakota. } touch with the development of is, Who_ ssed teams Bi ies eee Oe Ss -28 8-4-11-18-25 9-1 ‘ RE ES EES a eae NOTICE Is HERE ERY GIVEN That nomenon alte this district through its columns. é E a , default has occurred in. the terms ‘ lubed ALO Beate ae Grove Here’ rst Picture of the reer Finn Who Upset Dope! ina conditions of that certain con- saree eeereny, Given ubstith Chls ane mond next Sunday, Aug. 8. After ct of pledge made by Farmer much effort to secure the speedy In Olympic Marathan Ordeal nsurance Company, oJ Dickinson, |¢?ed by Johanna Hartley and Arthur Panetaneinanareriititie North Dakota, pledgor, to Bismarck | Hartley, husband and wife, of Bis- Patetcanianncuncesethat the | SoSeae < Bank, of Bismarck, North Dakota,|™arck, county of Burleigh and s only terms he could secure them oM f pledaee, on the 28th day of. Murch |of North Dakota to, Bismarck Bank, I secure : ismare 1 ve them $100 if they B rae oe sOHS and ale) Foseeenre enaeaeOy in oe county ‘and state, dated the d nothing if they lose. In ( sory note made, executed | 22nd day of August 1922’and rec to secure this club, he has ered by Farmers Insurance| ed in the office of the Register of with that gang. for that Company, by C.F. Morty, General | Deeds for Burleigh County im the SUBSCRIPTION RATES | amount, and he states he anti Manager, dated on the 28th day of| state of North Dakota on the 23rd pereeehetithedlocalal wallibe forced March 1923-in the sum of Twelve day of August 1922 in Book 171 of ; ¥ : \ to their limit to win. Therefor, Hee, Attiy: ae tine a: dale ey ie atane Pema aes - For One hone | Beaute al Hq jgnine me Hawor ‘ / ‘Bismarck, North such mortgage and hereinafter des- g E y ti with interest at the rate|cribed at the front door of the Court SaBesesn & 3 hte : —— - HE, of eight ner centum ger annum from | House in the county of Burleigh in ‘ , Sa B 3) late unti id; and there is past| the state of Nort! aketa at the i Grove : Se 3 due and owing ‘on the said note a| hour of two o'clock P. M. om Fri- By carrier ........00.0663 80.20 Batterie ~ Sanborn—Patterson | HADN'T RUN ance of Seven Hundred and| day, the 8th day of August 1924 to f and Undem. Grove: Scott and| 16 YEARS Wat Candamentiekee alse rand | camer cena aneunt dus pen aad Snyder, Strikeouts: Patterson 10; ip 4 mortgage on the day of sale. The 3 : i puvder, a Sixty-one! Cents ($22.61) interest | premises described in said morteage By Mail to points in state ch will be due and owing on the| and 5th day of August 1924, the date of ale as hereinafter set forfh, mak- ing a total indebtedness “of Fight which will be sold to sati: the same are described as follow: Lots Seven (7), Eight (8), and Nine’ (9) in Block Nineteen (19) of River- RAIL MEN AND “outside -of city limits... . :$5.00 MOTORS TEAM MEET TONIGHT Commercia] League games for this week will be tonight’s game between the Transportaticn and Lahr Motor. Wednesday’s game will be-between the Alex Rosens and the Hardware teams while ‘Thursday the Hardwares cross bats ‘with the Transportation team. There will be no game Friday ‘this week, the game will be played ‘Thursday instead. The Transportation team has qbeen reorganized and Fred Norling is now managing this team. /RUSSIE LEROY /. WINS AGAIN 4 Sioux City, Iowa, Towa, July 28.—Russie Roy of Fargo, N. D., knocked out lack Currie of Kansas City in the rst round of their main event bat- here Saturday. Currie was no ‘match for the northern boxer and is sent to the canvas three times before staying there for good. 4 Billy: Petrolle of Fargo outpointed (Kid Worley of Hastings, Neb, that was Joudly proclaimed the {ost e open A SEWING MACHINE leases nd is a sewing songhine salesman in Helsing- sane; compare ure No one "ever heard of ‘Ania. Oscar Stenroos before ‘ite Olympic game! le Now he is as well known as any runner in the world. Stenroos, at the age of 40, and competing in hig first long run in 15 years, surprised the world by finishing an easy first in the classic Olympic marathon, Geensational bout ever seen here. From| covering the distance in 2 hours 41 minutes and 22 3-5 s two boys stood | roos is a sturdy Finn Both Snag) tors, his home. This Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Sixty-one Cents ($817.61), and that said contract of pledge will be fore- | closed by a sal the _ personal property pledged ti inde the terms thereof, or so much thereof as may be necessary, at public - guction,| agreeable to the statutes in such matters made and provided, at the front door of the court house in the city, of Bismarck, county of Burleigh and\ state of North Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. on the 5th day,.of August 1084 to satisfy the amount due and owing on said con- tract. of pledge and the costs and expenses of sale; and that the per- sonal. property so pledgéd under the terms of such pledge and which wil? be sold to satisfy the same consists of certain certificates of ? deposit | made’ to the Farmers Insutance Company, the pledgor, and herein- after described by. name of maker, date, rate of interest and amount, to-wit: Farmers State Bank; Baldwin, N. Dak.,, November. 20, to93, 6%, for $750.00, being a viously pledged ofthe” same: ‘bm: ledged certificate et dey ae Mime Denke fan the! algae fos Dated at Bismarck, North Dekots this 15th nay of dal fs Leas: igs ee. ds. Sten- By Fi Fred L. Ease, Cashier. BENTON BAKER, ively according to the plat thereof an file in the office of the Register of Deeds for said @ounty. There will be due upon such mort- of Two Hundred: and Thirty-nine Dollars and Twenty-two Cents Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota this 20th day of June 1924, BISMARCK. B By BENTON BAKER, Bismarck, North Dakote. G-28-Re 9-14-21-28 BIDa. WANTED Bids will be received for the new. concrete basement under the pres-’ ent German ‘Evangelical’” Frieden- skitche at New Salem, N. Dj by John Christiansen, Secretary of the congregation up to 12 o'clock at|} oon August 4th, 1924. , ft Each bid must’ be actompanied by a certified check of 5% of the'l} amount of the bid, payable to Otto|f Meier, President of’ the into contract ould i aw set tthe kag New a en a lem, N. at Mr, Tausend Now: Sater nD, and at Leonbands "Kechite dan, The congregation “or board reserv the righ¥’to reject any.or all bide. raver! i fegation, +i guarantee that the Bidder wi will near | bn ueded $0 i wey Addition to the city of Bi i gage upon the day of sale the sum {|i ($239.22) principal and interes! te NK, Mortgage, ||f fiiorney for Mortgagee, |Iam- ae e To Points outside State. ... .$6.00 Three, Six months or Yearly sub- scriptions accepted. ,