The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE * SATURDAY, AUGUST. 23, 1924 Grand Forks, North Dakota, has col- | 29th day of November, A. D. 1919, lected a t 879.11 on the and filed for record in said office e 3 | princi 8 lof the Register of Deeds on the rat publication of this notice, to) | gagee, sald County, and the person appoint-| hall in the city of Bismarck, on the Sweaters arrived this Administrator, at Moffit, ing the| Driscoll, ND. ed by said Court to make said sale,| 28th day of August, 1024, at the hour H 5 | y euene | oath day of June, A.D. A010) Aan peeoai a ld coe Bar: will” ‘sell ‘the hereinafter, described Of 10 o'clock forenoon; that you are morning at Klein’s Toggery. ing 1921 and 19) » leavi Jocecraday 0k (Ure aye a leigh! County. real estate to the highest bidder, for| hereby required to be und appear be- Itotal of S1.153060-74 un the pric: | Fecorded in Book 175 of Asaign- | BM Aue” a A.D, 1024. CALL FOR COAL BIDS cash, at public auction, at the front| fore me at. said time and qiace, to| Better hurry. ani i ae | ments on page 145, and by him a: C .K. LANE, Linden School District No. 28 of| door of the Court House in the City answer said complaint; and that in pal unpaid. | signed to Martin Bourgois June 23, __ Administrator. Wing, Burleigh County, N. Dak.|of Bismarck in the County of Bur-| case of your failure so to do a de- yan The territory under the jurisdic: | 1924 und recorded in Book 176 at} First publication on the ninth day| Will receive bids for lignite coal to| leigh and State of North Dakota, on| fault will be entered and judgment |tion of the Seed Loan Office com-| 144, will be foreclosed by a of August, A. D. 1924, be delivered in coal bins of said|the 25th day of September, A. D.| will be entered against you for the Cook by Electricity. | prises the states of North and South | e of the premises in such mort- 8-9-16-23-30] District as ordered, 1924, ut 2:00 o'clock P. M., of that] fines, fees and charges found by the Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. 5 | Dakota, Montana, Idaho and Wash- | and hereinafter described, at! — Approximate amounts needed, for|day, to satisfy said judgment with} court for violation of the ordinance Q per. liineton andl biG pofeont ob the init front door of the court house! Notice hereby that that certain school No. 1, 120 tons, for school| interest and costs thereon, and the fin such case made and provided, and ; pase) lcinal on outstanding accounts hay |it the city of Bismarck, in. the| mortgage, executed and delivered by|/No. 2, 80 tone and for schoal Ne 3,| costs and expenses of such sale, or|an order will be made directing the Will Appear at the Eltinge ji"! om outstanding accounts | has) County of Burleigh, and State of Miles H. Smith and Mable Smith, hig | 30. tons. So much thereat as the proceeds of | chief of police forthwith to sell such | been collected according to I. E.| North Dakota, at the hour of 10| wife mortgagors, to T. A. Helvig, of| Successful bidder to furnish aj such sale applicable thereto will sat-| animal to pay such fines, fees, costs Theater Here on Mon- White, Administrative Officer in| o'clock a. m., on the 9th day of Sep-| Blooming Prairie, Minn., mortgagee,| bond to guarantee fulfillment of isfy. The premises to be sol@ as|and charges. A to: b se charge. mber, A. D. 1924, to satisfy the) dated the 22nd day of Octoher, 1919| contract. — aforesaid pursuant to said judgment| Dated this 23rd day of August, utomobile day Night dite UiliGe Wea alco amount due upon said mortgage’ on | and filed for record in the office of| | Bids will be Teceived up to and and decree, and to said writ, and to} 1924, Top Coverings 4 ‘ the day of sale, The premises des-|the register of deeds of the county | including Augus: ' . District | this notice, are described in sai W. C. CASHMAN, 0 and of this $1 in said mortgage and which | of Burleigh and state of North Da-| board reserves the right to reject| judgment, decree and writ, as fol- Police Magi 8 r ¢ rate. John Henry Lyons, the “Billy Sun-|% percent of the prin- | wj}] be sold to satisfy the same,|kota on the 14th day of November, | any and all bids. lows, to-w 24 —for— day of Melody,” is coming to Bis-|CiPal has been collected. ‘The 1 tre situated in the County of Bur-/ 1919, and recorded in book 159 of J.D. HOAG. The Southwest Quarter (SW eee ee marck, He will appear at the Eltinge|!04n amounted to $1,480,106.69 and leigh, and State of North Dakota,! mortgages at page 137 and assigned District Clerk. %) of Section One (1) Town: READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. Chevrolet Touring. .$11.00 RNGGECe Mondhy [of this $1,046,588.00 or 71 percent |and described, as follows, towit: "| by said mortgagee to Ben K. Ben- 8-14 to 8-25] ship One Hundred Thirty-eight Touri 11.0 Mate esal i: Sinai s he was {has been collected t Half of the southwest |son of Blooming ie, Minn., by = ———— (138) North of Range Seventy- Overland Touring.. .$11.00 { MVE GY the bows Yinety-first | Approximately 8,000 of the 32,000] quarter and West Half of the |instrument in writing dated Nov.| _ NOTICE OF SALE six (76) West of the bth P. M. EE ee NMELY 208) ccna genitin’ Unpaid Gla’ be. | BOWEMGHAE quacter nf section ws |, 1922, recorded in book 139 of as-| Notice Is Hereby Given, That hv ALBIN HEDSTROM, Dodge Touring— division, A. E. F.. has the record of | 3ccoun 4 : ane hil in township 141 north of range jsignments on page 633 will be fore-| virtue of a judgment and decree in! Sheriff, Burleigh Count: b EXPERT Model 1921......$11.00 j leading more “Sings” than anyone|P#rtment points out that while it) §9 west of the Sth P. M. | closed by a sale of the premises in| foreclosure, rendered and yiven vy | F. Er McCURDY, | MOTOR REPAIRING Model 1922 and else. He led more than 10,000,-/ 4% comparatively lenient with bor-| That the interest due on the note| such «mortgage and hereafter des- the District. Court of the Fourth Ju | Attorney for Plaintiff, | e an } 000 persons along the song route, | | rowers in 1 because of the un- | secured by said mortgage is past, cribed at the front door of the court dicial District, in and for the County! Bismarck, No. Dak. | " 1924 ...........$18.50 1 oy To him also goes the credit for favorable crops, this year there will/due und unpaid, and the assignee | house in the city of Bismarck.) of Burleigh and State of North De. 23-30—9-6-13-20 || x , be a Zs al effort made to clean up|has elected to and has declared the| county of Burleigh and state of|kota, and entered and docketed in leading the world’s largest “Sin \ Ford Touring......$ 7.00 | the obli Ry: 601000" peraons” packed the ations, the present crop| whole sum due. There will be due|North Dakota, at the hour of two| the office of the Clerk of said Court t NOTICE ay “| prospects being such as to. w mn such mortgage at the date of/ o'clock p.m. on ‘the 23rd day of|in and for said County, on the 19th| STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, G * { coma Stadium, eel as sale GNe BH or HitDOIOS. | Sept., 1924, to satisfy the amount/day of August, 1924, in an action| County of Burleigh, ' Bismarck Furniture j When the late President Harding | Proparntions. for larie Dated at Bismarck, N, D., this; due upon such mortgage on the day| wherein The Sterling National Farm| City of Bismarck : } was on his last tour, John Henry was [| sects ae Hoeee 2nd day of August, 1924. jof sale. The premises described in| Loan Association, a corporation,| In Police Court: Before Hon. W. Company a his song leader and entertained the |!ctions were not greatly force MARTIN BOURGOIS, |said mortgage and which will be} Plaintiff, and Nellie Paulson and|C. Cashman, Police Magistrate. PHO \ crowds at the meetings, Mro Lyons |Xet? there was considerable atten- Assignee of the Mortgdgee.| Sold to satisfy the same are des-|Carl A. Paulson and C. M. Hjerleid| City of Bismarck, Plaintiff, vs, || PHONE 2208 219 Main Street 1 composed the national song book for| tion given to the matter of security| PE, MeCURDY, jcribed as follows, to-wit: and The Federal Land Bank of|John Doe, an unknown person, De- Hennin; theaieet 0. campaign, in 1920,| 1" the extended loa and their] Attorney for Mortgagee, The south half of the south- {Saint Paul, St. Paul, Minnesota, a| fendant. Se collec Manager Dale Simon recently at-| ject tended 4 Rotary luncheon in Minnea-| polis where Mr. Lyons was present, and he considers himself fortunate n is therefore comparatively | Bismarck, North Dakota. east quarter and the south half | corooration, and all other persons| To the Above Named Defendant,|| Equity Bl ssured. Ef 8-2-9-16-23-30—9.6| of the southwest quarter in | interested the premises, Defend- | Greeting: — _ ‘Aécording! to Mr. White, it ts the Reaaah seerin eo Poel Poe) ante ia foyer of the said Plaintiff] The complaint of George Strohl, GMMREIRESAbIG: to pot" Me, Lyne bere these loans paid up by the end of | children a distance of 3% miles to Principal Meridian, and situated |t®o Dollars and Fifty-five cents,| fect that he has impounded in the inl baie ab) Pere this year and to accomplish this | school No. 1, from the N. W. part of| in the county of Burleigh and | which judgment and decree amare |eity pound of ssid city the follow. AUTO MECHANICS WANTED veneral Sing celebrated S| purpose the office will conduct an district. Also bids for transporting| State of North Dakota. other things, directed the sale by|ing described animal, to-wit:—One 3 ve RESTO ec ete? |lintansive’ eolleetion’ campaizns. AE: |auildten ‘rom the tel ahe caeteorane | _ Tees’ willbe: dlevon such|immérlel melrot eats arene ttera ere enc ead horse (gelding), weight about || Practical trained Auto Mechanics are in demand. Garages want St_Paul, recently. | le to place | trict to school No. 1, a distance of /E8€e, on the date of sale the sum of| described, to satisfy the amount of | 1000, pounds, “ein end en white,|J| our trained men. School covers one acre of ground, has over { i { ig Elec. Motor Co. || Bismarck, - - N. D. Io. Fargo, N. D. aan | rangements have been The feature picture at the Eltinge i ks i a _ : Thirty Seven Hundred and Seventy-| said judgment, with interest there-| branded on left hi 7 bar 7, and 35 “live” motors. All auto, truck and tractor electrical equip- Monday night will be “The White |territury in which tie eats gthe ferme Will be teveived bey the lock ine, and 82-100 dollars ($3779.82),/ on. and the costs and exvenses of |that you, John Dos, an unknaca || iment." We teach storeee Battery work, Acetylene Welding, Moth” with Barbara LeMarr and! made, shortly after harvest Berink® of Ame Givek cetcel siatrlet No: Ge with the cost of foreclos-| such’ sale, or so much thereof as the| person, is the owner of said ani. Lathe Work, Steam Engineering, and Auto Repairing. You LE I EO e proceeds of such sale applicable | mal, and the court having made 4 ara w se formation (ay TO A otek 1s0. sass, Chee Monday; | | Dated at Driscoll, N. D. this Bth| thereto will satisfy. And by virtue | order fixing the time and flocs fc | iaarn with tools—not books. Write NOW for full {nfo : ; sale ; , businese. ——— Boys and girls today are better in| September Ist, 1924, when they will| day of August, 18%, of a Writ to me issued out of the |hearing said complaint. how we start you in the best, prosperous growing health, intelligence und physical] be opened at. the office of the clerk | BEN K. BENSON, office of the Clerk of said Court, di:| NOW, THEREFOKE, You are here- HANSON AUTO & TRACTOR SCHOOL 5 strength. than in any previous gen-| of said district, | The board reserves | Assignee of mortgage. |recting me to sell said real property | by notified that a hearing will be 77-3rd St. N. Fargo, N. D. eration, says an English doctor, |‘ rikh to reject any or all bids-)F, C. RUBLE, pursuant to said judgment and de-|had upon such complaint at the of- se / ade ids" sho te fe S8ii » I Albin He i i i i svelanen Binge fen tiaebaaetinereat: orney for Assignee of Mort. | cree, Albin Hedstrom, Sheriff of |fice of the undersigned at the city SALE BY} dren, by order of District School T ANS NOTICE OF MORTGA ADVERTISEM| Board Apple Creek, N. D. Notice Is Hereby en, That that MRS, JOHN 0. WELCH, I eeresinveniertiranrely evecuited urdicae: Clerk, Menoken, N. D. jlivered by ‘Wilhelm Fredrickson, 8-20-23-25-2 sp ‘ ‘ also known as Wilhelm Frederickson a and Ch a A. Fredrickson, NOTICE TO CREDITORS : ees " wife Mortgagors to August E. John- In the Matter of the Estate of U.S. Department of Agricul-| son, Mortgagee, dated the 5th day| Ara C. Lane, Deceased: of November, A. D. nineteen hun-| Notice is hereby given by the un- ture Has Collected Total [dred and nineteen and filed for dersigned C. K, Lane, Administrator eS record in the office of the Register| of the Estate of Ara C, Lane late of | of $2,425,879.11 of Deeds of the County of Burleigh,| the township of Long Lake in the jand State of North Dakota, on the| County of Burleigh and State of! 14th of November, A, D. 1919,| North Dakota deceased, to the ‘cre: recorded in Book ‘144 of Mort-|diters of, and persons having e, at page 528 and assigned by|claims against said deceased, to ex- 1 mortgagee by an instrument inj|hibit them with the necessary | writing to N. 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