The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 6

"AGE six ports WESTERN CONFERENCE. SCHEDULE pens With the Practic Games of September 27; “TOMMY THE TORCH” most Daring of America’s Polo Stars Once Swam the Rhine To Escape the Germans ere AIT THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE first game of a three-game series. Pittsburgh had its last chance to demand consideration as ious contender, a rout in the series leaving the fight for the pen- nant between Brooklyn, which opens a three-game series with the Chi- cago Cubs, and the McGrawmen. In the American league Washing~ ton opened a three-game stay in Chi- }cago and New York started a series f similar duration in Cleveland, | Detroit, ich made such a deter- mined stand against the Yankees last opened a three-game series inst the Boston Red Sox in the cit; Michigan | MARKET NEWS Composite Schedule Given WHEAT TAKES ° Vand well along in age is suffering Three Washburn Men Injured Washburn, Sept. 22.—Three - mea of Washburn neighborhood suffered painful injuries in the last week. John V. Williams, retired farmer with a broken pelvic bone. Mr. Williams was bringing a load* of flax to town from out east, Wednes- day, and in coming down the steep hill by the Wicklander farm the neckyoke broke, which let the wagon onto the hecls of the horses, The wagon tongue whipped back and forth, until it ran into the bank at the side of the hill. When this happened, Mr. Williams was thrown fram the wagon in front of the wheels. One of the front wheels struck him across the back as he Monday, Roger Sheldon, a lad about 15 years of age, and a brother of the Sheldon boys north of town, had the misfortune to break ‘his leg when he stepped through a. hole in a hay loft. When he stepped through he fell in such a way that the bone in one of the legs was broken. at the advice of Dr. Gordon, to have an X-ray taken to see just how bad the break was. He is reported to be resting easy, although it will be some time before he will be able to get around again. Frank Holznagel, farmer living up the river in the Basto community suffered a broken right arm, Tucs- day of last week when he caught it in a belt on a separator. Mr. Holznagel was cleaning out the con- caves, while the machine was run- ning and his clothing caught in a belt, jerking the arm into a wheel fell. is County of Burleigh, State of North 1923, and aully) June 30, 1924. ECE 1923 TREASURER’S REPORT Report of Treasurer of Bismarck Special School District No. One Dakota, for year beginning, July 1, IPTS A. Cash in hands of district treasurer (excluding { sinking fund) at beginning of school year, July 1, $65,592.57 He was taken to Bismarck j "ys 27 fads eee COS) B. Cash in Sinking and Interest Fund (in hands of .- 37,308.84, Sprightly Ease without. Foot-Fag That's what the original woman's Ground Gripper Oxford guaran- tees—morning, noon, and night, comfort without weariness,— ease without aches. ROUND RIPPER WALKING SHOES MEN’S CLOTHES SHOP. Alex Rosen & Bro. ee CO, yieter ty ») cvs Sar “tai corn prices had a bearish effect on Teachers, Wheat closed un- Southwestern at Iowa City. the wheat market, | | Chicago, Sept. 22. (A. P.) ~The | | mposite schedule of the Western | i nference championship football | | | ason, opening with the — practice | \ mes of September 27, is as fol-j i ss wst | | Start on Chicago Board of September 27 | | ‘i Mrerent yan North Dakotarat Madi. Trade Ranges Higher liana vs. Ro: iy at Blooming | | SGhieteor Sone Ose cpy nea py| Yai f |--Unfavorable weather for the crop Rodel yeumyeuaen at Latayettes |) {movement in the Northwest gave October 4 | j Wheat an upward tilt today during chigan vs. Miami at Ann Arbor, | the early dealings. The start, which inois vs. Nebraska at Lincoln. | ranged from one-half to 1'4 cents; icago vs. Missouri at Chicago. | higher, with Dec. 1.32% to 1% and sconsin it Madison. | May 1.38! to % cents, was followed nnesota vs. North Dakota at Minn- | | by a slight further advance and! @ -apolis. | then by a material setback. rdue vs. Ohio State at | sharp break in | | | \ | [te | gq ubseauently | | Saturda: tern vs. South Dakota at settled at the same as inish to 5-8 cents higher, Dec. na vs. DePauw | nd. May $1.37 6-8 to 3-4 at Bloomington. | October 11 ‘Total Receipts for Year ... Grand Total Receipts for Year, “Includ ig Cash “EXPENDITU. county treasurer) July 1, pee Sinking Fund from Tree Thereon. State Aid : Sale of Bonds . Sale of Certificates of. Indebtedn Keceived from Other Sources . on Hand July 1, 1923 Amounts Paid During Year for the ments Apparatus Teachers Salaries (le: ieago vs. Brown at Chicago. | |. <onieagenisens Fund) 83,586.92 serves. The conditign has become so chigan vs. Michigan Aggies at | Agr.)—Hog receipts ‘County ‘Treasurer on Account of Teachers’ Re- critical that a special meeting of a aansing. | lenetivetontdesivableveraden tirement Fund ........ 660.76 group from the Association of Com- 9 nois ys, Butler at Urbana. | |e SBaehite Neuer. Top $1080. Salaries and Expenses of S ‘ 855.00 merce was called Wednesday after- s scousin vs. Coe at Madison. | Cattle recaits 20,000, Best yearl.{ Interest on Bonds $13,268.20, on Warra’ noon, R. M, McCandless, superinten- nnesota vs. Haskell at Minneapo- | 2 inge and beer Fe an Handjwelkhe ue Wek a Sak Bees oe 13,553.93 dent of the Minot. Division of the is. | = | ‘ a 3, es ed ‘9, | Books—Library ooks 00; ‘ext Books Great Northern Railway Co., has in- Pee : MOST DARING steers fairly active. Strong to 25 eines va vs. Olio State at Iowa City. | us tf Saeihieiee * $4,642.63; Total . 2 é 4,817.63 formed the officials in St. Paul of rthwestern vs. Cincinnati ab | ED eehee rcccipts 20,000, Karly sales| Redemption of Bon : : “2 20,000.00 the situation, asking that men be Grain Commission ivanston. | | eacara RABE ce strong. | BUTL et pei een Fuel and Janitor Service tribe ' directed this way at once. The Soo liana vs. Louisiana at Indianapo- at tial ery SOD” iscellaneous 5 . j Railway Co. has also been notified ie fat natives $12.50 to $13.00. Total Expenditures During Year . $200070.70'gnt they are working ty get a cuff: Minneapolis Duluth rdue vs. Rose Poly at Lafayette. Ss FLOUR Cash on Hand (in panue oe een Ae Ly aaMinen cient number of men out this, way. Chicago Milwaukee October 18 5 un-! ¢, cee ae ct oe ace oh hae Papi a O0SOO) Although the railroads reinstated 1] Send us samples of your grain }}- chigan. vs, Illinois at Urbana, changed anion loesciealy am et ene re so,ge.ag | eit lew . fare harvest passenger /]] and flax for valuation; sample jeago vs. Indiana at Chicago. | tents $7.55 to $7.60 a Tail in °8-| Grand Total Expenditures and Cash on Hayiito imbescinbon Seem RELTSL ‘ or} ]] envelopes sent upon request. sconsin vs. Minnesota at Y | Round cottonus: Shipments 43-1 Balance Above Total Receipts .... 280,588.91) ang Duluth, very few hand ve | “Is 2. 24.5 d » very few hands have} io State vs. Ohio We \ | 643 barrels, Bran $24,00 to $24.50. “LARS = pelamb us oe ee ' on es LIVESTOCK See SE at Sgt aha District No. One. TREASURER’S REPORT za vs. Lawrence at lowa City. _ ST. Pa s IND NESS OF Di J rthwestern vs. Purdue at Evans So. St. ee Sent 22.—( Me S. Dept. | ‘Total Amount of Warrants Outstanding June 30, 1924... $2,107.19 Report of Treasurer of Florence Lake School District No. 14, ag - ttle receipts 12,200. Runi total amount of Certificates of Indebtedness Outstanding County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, for year beginning July 1, October 25 a ee iGuailly “ae woe June 30, 1924 . Ss ” 26,000.00 | 1923, and ending June 30, He GRIPS fo State vs. Chicago at Columbus. stockers and feeders. Good packers! Total amount of Bonds Outstanding June - 225,000.00 5, sconsin vs, Michigan at Ann Ar- stow. Few sales steady. Now bid-| ‘Total Indebtedness of District re 30, 1924 = 252,107.19 A. Cash in hands of district treasurer (excluding sinking ‘or. lower on ey sheatael Top|.#><Approved this 5th day of September 1924, pnd) at perinning of school ee ay a 1923 fl a 48.24 nois vs. DePauw at Urbana. rly $7.50. Bulk $5.50 By the District School Board; ‘ash in Sinking and Interest Fund (in hands of ecunty va vs. Minnesota at Iowa City. les fat she-] Attest: R. PENWARDEN, “Clerk. eS P. LENHART, ‘President.| treasurer) July 1, 1923 ........ None rthwestern vs. Michigan Aggie: TOMMY HITCHCOCK stock bulk $3.00 to 0. Canners Amounts Received During Year From the Following erences aaa “Hel try anytt ; Belagea |uulle laut 3 TREASURER'S REPORT Totes ‘Levied by District School Board 201493 Nivemherel e'll try anything once.” That's what they say of Tor Hitchcock, | Bologna bulls dull, x ‘axes Levied by District School are thigan vs. Minnesota at Minne-} Youngest and most daring of Ame ars. ‘Tommy started | Stockers and feeders very slow, weak| og CHES Sie ee re hd ee gay ey Sinking Fund from Interest Thereon |... 133. ats playing polo at the age of 10. Six years later he was a champion, At| to 25 cents lower. . Practically no and ening "june 30, 1924 ? ba eAeMY +! Sale of Certificates of Indebtednes: 2,400.00 peWmutruuevat. Ghicago! a he was an Brey in the World War. t fell behind the German | early sales. Bulk $4.50 to $6.2%) * RECEIPTS peeeed from. Othae Batnces = 12.76 WEG ja Ili RisHana lines, was made prisoner and escaped, 1 imming the Rhine. At 18| Calves receipts 1,300, About steady. h, 4 iti ; ani, fotal Receipts for Year 4,954. i earn 4a. anna RE Evans-| 2 Was @ major. Now he is the most colorful fen taiis the polo | Quality considered, best lights $9.00. pe ote Rae pr echo! renner excluding einking. 2,596.92 | Gtand Total Receipts for Year, Including Cash i world. “Tommy the the: 1 him, a flaming figure in every Hog receipts 5,000. Unevenly 10] B Gash in Sinki md Tateieee Fund di hi nd: f col i pari on Hand July 1, 1928... ee 5.003.01 PeucEael va: Wooster « c to 20 cents higher. Bulk good 150 to 3 ya PRMD B AUB IONCOUNLY, “EXPENDITURES io Stute vs. Wooster at Columbus.| s be to good 16 treasurer) July 1, 1928 «....... "1,678.60 5 4 ‘ November 8 Crill. Base on balls: off tr 250-pound averages $9.60. Consider-| Amounts Received During Year From the Following Sources: Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Purposes: cago vs. Illinois at Chicago. | off Collins 1, off Smith 4, off | able number choice loads $9.65 to] Apportionment of State and County Tuition . 427.50 evans’ Gobo) (ep eines fila: thigan vs. Northwestern at Ann by Nelson 8 $9.70. ‘One load strictly choice 225-|Taxes Levied by District School Board 2,714.76 Fund)... 1,657.65 srbor, Seott round butchers 82.75, Faking sows! Sinking Fund from Taxes Levied . 400.00 County Treasurer on Account of Teacher Tag sre Dame vs. Wisconsin at Madi- Cayou and Snyder. VERS, B is Y| State Aid ....... 5.00 a) ‘ i i ‘ . 50 cents higher. Bulk early $8.50. Salaries and Expenses of School ‘Officers 74.00 Reh ctste xk Coluriivs = a PL A NS L A | D Sheep receipts 12,000. Slow. Early Interest on Sinking Fund Genial ee Interest on Bonds $64.00, on Warrants $128.99, Rene ANC cat Minneapolis. - bids fat lambs lower. Asking steady | 'T, 2 t on Certificates of Indebtedness $66.50. Total 259.49 | S. s inneapolis. BASEB ALI | a ady | Total Receipts for year ......... $ 3,705.83 riparia sored tien cotmEU Ile 79.75 a vs. Butler at Iowa § = ad A eae ae ears natives | Grand Total Receipts for Year, Including Cash aMainon Pupils peas Other B fae 54.00 sdue v » BePaue at Latayette LE Element of Travel Considered | *atur"Fat ever $4.00 to $400. Run | On and July 1, 028 aS 7,981.35 | Text Books ..... 42.49 Pree ee Chee Siate at. Colum: : aaa This Year includes ‘about 7,000 westerns, going | Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Purposes: Anacanee son Buildings . ee us. Indianapolis ........90 66 through. School Houses, Sites and Permanent Improve- ae te hia vs. Minnesota at Minneapo-| St. Paul oe New. York Sone mMKecalenicnte MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Apparatus Bae eee Warrants and Interest 2,180.90 Aaa in wedterniwa, Here ae ailwaukee i 7 of travel, eliminated from world ser- Minneapolis, Sept. 22.—Whrat re-| Teachers’ Salaries (less hers’ Retirement ‘of xpenditures During year 1850.36, fe ene Ollcago) at Ghicogo, | Mil aukes a ies competition during the last three | ceipts 851 cars compared with 742 ie etre 2,057.00 Cocke ony Mand) inibands sob idistrictsty-agure ) Redeem tars tenet i a. | Gelumbus i years by New York teams, is being| cars a year ago, Cash No. 1 north-|County Treasurer on Account of Teachers’ Re- ; at the End of the Year, June 30, 1924 7 50.86 3 November 22 se a it ood ee cn lered in plans for the baseball | ern $1.28 7-8 to $1.80 7-8; No. I dark} firement Fund | 196.75 Cpebiin sinking : 3 Fund ‘(in hands of county en ance ae 5 ange a classic this season, the ing choice ey 61:00) Unteresyion BOnds 20. c cc ROOD oN) | GIP ABRRRBURBEDE coccscossscessecnsssie teats z os Syne picteesn, cree | GANECTe GR nAe the Yankees, Senators, — Pirates,| 7-8 to $1.38 7-8; ordinary to xood Tnclieaeall ee : 1,160.28 alunce Above ‘Total eget Be < 5,003.01 tis, j Golliabissomticnespolleio! Giants and Robins, with Commissign- | $1.27 7-8 to $1.32 7-8; No. 1 hard] Total Expenditures During 4 3,524.88. Floren rea tre Dame vs. Northwestern at| Toledo 5; St. Paul 3. er Landis yesterd Spring $1.52 7-8 to $145 7-8; No. 1{Cash on Hand (in tends of district treasurer) aS racer Rey ar Pena pistit Nous fe Dam : Indinnapolic 7-84 Milwaukee 21, | 2 hold the first, second and sixth | dark hard Montana on track $1.22 7-8] at the End of the Year, June 30, 1924 .. ‘ 2,303.06 Total DEBI DNESS OF DISTRICT aie fiana vs. Purdue at Lafayette Kanaie Git Lotivvilic ov feontests in the American League| to $1.32 7-8; to arrive $1.21 7-8 to] Cash in Sinking Fund (in ‘hands of county poe amount of Warrants Outstanding June 30, 1924 _..§ 28.82 petiurd ayette. sepiae cities, beginning on Saturday, Octo- | $1.32 ptember $1.27 1-2; De-| treasurer) ..... 2,162.81 fora amount of Certificates of Indebtedness Outstanding ' NES EST ber 4, unless a tie in either League|cember $1.29 7-8; May $1.35 _ 5-8; | Grand Total Expenditures and Cash on Hand to CSF Ra MarGeg Be rare ep 2,400.00 5 a ?AMES SU} ST Cie ah : ete 2 B Total amount of Outstanding June 19: 1,600.00 Columbus 5; Minneapolis 1, ta off. e third,| corn No. 3 yellow $1. ats D alance Above Total Reeeipts ....... 7,981.35 e v | Indianapolis 13-4; Milwaukee 11-4,|fuxth and fifth “contests, will be/ white JULIUS ANDAHL, oe apneeedees ot Saree Metoyi i: eee I St. Paul 1; Toledo 1, Caffed sev. | St#8ed in the National League cities./ te 83 cents; r . 2; 98 18 to 99 Treasurer of Burnt Creek School District No, 24. PENONER NS Ha ine daly ae ct School Board: é nee If the seventh is necessary, the | 3-8; flax No. 1, $2.23 1:2. INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT Attest: MRS. L. R. JOHNS, Clak, ric! 7 nol Bon Presid 3 * Louisville 9-7; Kansas City 3-8, | hoiee between the two contending | esas Total amount of Bonds Outstandiag June 30, 1924. .$ 4,000.00 : Doub Picicataed E Diiresiient. 1 pas, : cities will be decided by tossing a| CHICAGO PRODUCE Total indebtedness of District. June 30, 1924 ... 4,000.00 TREASURER’S REPORT € AMERICAN LEAGUE coin. The games will be played on; Chicago, Sept. 22.—Butter steady Approved this 8th day of July 1924. Report of Treasurer of Baldwin School District No. 29, County of & consecutive days at 2 o'clock East-|to weak. Receipts 10,377 tubs. By order of the District School Board: Burleigh State of N ke inni ly 1 W. L. » f a urleig! ate of North Dakota, for year beginning July 1, 1923, and i Waskingt eas ern Standard Time. Creamery extras 36 1-4: standards| Attest: WILLIAM PAUL, Clerk. i 3 n Baseball Team, Defeats hington 8760 Groamery extras #6 24s. standacd ending June 30, 1924. New York 62 Se + extra firsts 34 1-2 to 3b; firsts 7 RECEIPTS t Casselton, 20 to 4 Detroit 67 SEN ATORS WIN iB to 33; cesente 31 to : ae r Resin of irecgue tee te Laaitrte cNakea cee reeet m= Cash a hands of district treasurer (excluding sinking St. Louis 4 cheese unchanged; twins and twin in Bune) 5 iy 9 und) at beginning of school year, July 1, 1923 . 3,677. fhe Grove gang won an easy vic-| Philadelphia 80 \ | daisies 20 to 1-4; single daisies 20| Burleigh, State of North Dakota, for year beginning July. 1, 1923, and} B. Cash in Sinking and Intarent Fund tin} hands o} nae y over Cassélton Sunday after. | Cleveland 88 by | 1:4 to 1-2; Ame and longhorns| chding June 30, 1924. fhe treasurer) July 1, 1923 . v- 280.68 Be euto.4,. Lynn Nelson, Chicago. . 82 | 22 1-4 to 1-2; bricks 22 to 1-2; eges RECEIPTS ees Amounts Received During Year From the Following Sources: PoE BER I ron , steady; receipts 11,504 cases. Firsts A. Cash in hands of disprict treasurer sexciuding sinking Apportionment of St giler for the visitors and eas 83 35 to ordinary firsts 31 to 3 fund) at beginning of school year, July 1, 900.39 te id. tee. oad < County me 452.39 Hee cite, parca ! iS 3 3 3 a : , July’ 1, 1923 ...... . i bie spite ae jie fae ie free GAMES SATURDAY ———s | poultry, fowls, one cent higher, at Bi Cash aaieinkibg and Interest Fund (in heads of county. Taxes Levied by District School Board . 2,197.21 ee. but even he could not stop} St- Louis 15; Washington 14. (10/ Washington Moves Above] A ee eee nuepanees: Rete eae During ¥ Year From the Following Sources: me spend eam Eran Taxa Levied ae formidable ‘hitt Nel: _ | innings.) prings 22; roosters 15 cents. t I ’ 2 al i a 715.00 BG from the rubberin the sisth | Detroit 6: New York 5. New York Two, Full Seay er = Apportionment of State Tuition Fund. a Total Receipts for Year 3,367.92 ne, in favor of Collins, after the| Philadelphi Chicago 4-5. BISMARCK GRAIN ee eS COR Cy eo Grand Total Receipts for r Year, Hoetugling Cash Is gathered fourteen ‘hits from| Boston at Cleveland. Games (Enralsbed by isesell Milles: Ce) TRS ST REESE on Hand July 1, 1928 .. 7,325.60 Psreedy offerings, 3 of them being aa No 1 tee ene Sinking Fund from Interest Thereon le homerun drives by Jackson, ae GAMES su DAY GAME POSTPONED je: 1 dark northern Recciena Hea @iber: Sources. Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Purposes: tt and Cunningham. His team-| Detroit 4; New York 3. New Work Sept: a2—Bam to [Noo 4 nantc deren i. *| Total Receipts for Year ame Ts ee Oe mes bupster peate him very fag: Wearing CARE Hanis & day caused postponement of the | No. Peasy age Grand Total Receipts for Year, ment An ob peu the pinches, commiv- | phi in 4-5: C eae opening game of the series be- |No. 1 -red d on Hand July 1, 1928. ees 4,448.72 Apparat Sal: , ‘ i 6 ae alia ia sinh Philadelphia 4-5; Chicago 1-12. tween the Giants and Pittsburgh, Nat wee. CRENE vi are ne EXPENDITURES Fund) alncien, (logs aactiors - 2,138.40 Mei aa ctitea' in tenor. of NATIONAL LEAGUE ee ete halen tae (Be Saoal date, Bites an PE ceuchesete een: Couey eer Os Account of Teachers’ Re- pl ay , . t Fun 21.60 att at the start of the fourth. L.. Patil cece age a ck Alpes en ian irement New York .. 59 ? e game will be played We quote. B 99 Salaries and Expenses of School 79,00 Be siierss bo See Brooklyn . 60 eee vole 1 im have Thsreasy following: appears Salaries (less Teachers’ Retirement, waite Terese on Bonds $209.78, on Warrants. : c Pittsburgh 59 oth clubs have an open ats 35 400,00 baile clans tabi. ae Chicago .. 66 halt Barley 63, aan? . oe Tuition of Pupils ther Districts . 108.00 On the receiving end_ yester. | Cincinnati a Chicseo, STE tha waging (Oe om Gece 901 Interest on Bonds $24. Total 24.00 Books ipary Books #160, Text Books $0861 ty and performed very efficiently | St. e 6 2 | ton Senators moved a step closer to whi Transportation of Pupils .:: 88, Redem tion of Ol ‘ Aopght ail the way. Manager Eidledatpile 8 thelr fivat Aumerican: lemeue: haseball| Yellow pee Tuition of Pupils Sent to Other Districts 27.00 | Qther inion of 0) ANAT eae fr was, fortunate, in wetting COs ae Ba Sunday when they defeated |No. 2, 56 Ibs, or more $ .02 Teeceeeee eas rae 7" Buel “ 287.50 g 7 : . Louis, 6 to 4, while Detroit No. 3, 55 Ibs... 4 4 z . x feazon- tn dnarmied Yo date] cy,,,GAMES SATURDAY, |Rinbing teh "Yore Vauweat [Ne 2 _| ua Rapendtare Daning Year saroen| Se Sas See, ee sa sos , bad bis players practicing| | Chicago 75 ne to 3. The Senators now lead the |Dark har 107 | Cash on. ( in bands of, hast) wecaaadasiney at the End of the Year, June 80, 1924, includ- aut the last week to meet) ime a cat inne| Yankees by two games. The Wash. [Dark hard winter | Loe] oat Bnd of thé Year, June 30, 1924 2,571.25| ing that in closed banke eee Peed ball Nelson uses, ‘and had]. 2 5 ington game was called in the| 1 cent per pound discount under|C#Sh in Sinking Fund (in ; Cash in Sinking Fund (in hands of county nig ondy for action, Under toe ET ssnati 9; Philadeiphi 6 seventh inning because of darkness.|65 Ib, Ear corn 5 cents under shell,| ¢,(Teasurer) SOTAB |” trengurer) 546.32 “Manager Orton, the| Cincinnati 9; Philadelphia 6. In the National league Brooklyn m aeteh moe Grand Total Expenditures and Gash on Hand to. i al up. the best record in ; . tetumed to second place “by da-| A pair of droamy eyes is liable to alence Deve, note! Reripsay ee » 2, 4/A#8,72) “Balance above Ttoal Receipts .. 7,325.60 01 je Nort akot ‘en- eatin; itt: h, . r ball Club, winning 19 out Chi GAMES sp epay. Dodgers, a A reeult ai on cunts vad AOE TIRES BAL Téactser ‘of Crofte eho! District No. 52. eee eran District Ni games. Thus, ends the 1924) pri 2, Pittsburgh 1. who were defeated by the Chicago|- National Doubte Seal} total amount of warrants Outstanding Jone 80,192 1924 . 172.71] Total Fe Oa ee ee sien sar dackvon, Seott, Cune| omer veame not scheduled, |CU>* $19 0, by only-a halt-game, | Weather Strips applied to] Total amount of Bonds fc Jue 30, 1994 . 1,20000| Total amount of Bonds Quistpriins ene, eit $8,877.47 m; ‘Two base hits: Nelson, Another atts Meet Gtants | your windows save up to 40¢¢| Total Indebtedness of District June $0, 1024 rgnm| Total indebtedness of Distric 3 aero awe Grice: cBtelen “4 disaster’ of y fuel bill. k ‘Approved this 8th day of July 1924." > Scions oto oof kmgemeved th i in t June 30, 1924 .. 8,427.47 eee Meceill, /Bieien opened in New York today when our fue Ask for By the order of the District Sehvol Board, ay of July 1024, GA Peoples; Scott, Garver, ‘ks Pittsburg met the Giants in the | Richard O. Sloan. Phone $k, Amounts Received During ‘Year From the Following Sources: nent of State and County Tuition .. ied by District Schoo] Board Tuition of Pupils Residing in Other Districts School Houses, sie) and Permanent imprc yes $176,692.50 280,588.91 Following Purposes: $ 69,483.10 950.00 Retirement Attest: EDGAR MOUNT, Clerk CABLSON, President. $ 19,163.92 and breaking the bone. "Dr. Gordon 2"121;884.10 set’ the break and, although Mr. 6,947.88 Holznagel is able to be around, Ate he will he more or less helpless 2828 for some time to Cae 5,000.00 "47.55 Need 400 Men In Minot Vicinity Minot, Sept. 22—Clyde Nelson, in charge of the federal-state employ- ment office, in Minot, states that there are calls for 400 threshing hands in the northwestern section of the state which the Minot office been arriving, There are quite a number of men standing about the streets of Minot, unwilling to work and doing what they can to discour- age the men who come here to wark. Nearly every threshing rig is run- ning from two to four men short. One large threshing rig in this vi- cinity has been unable to start work, because men cannot be secured. Threshing has just fairly started in Burke county where the season was late, Mr. Nelson has a standing order for 100 men in Burke county. y order of the District Scho Boards.) sis y le, Attest: H. M. LARSON Clerk, ‘cole, President,,: