The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO ‘OTICE ! RE tdewa Gold Mining Company Stockholder Bismarck, North Dakota Teter BeORve) ‘There is delinguent upon the following de ed stock un account |W Weyser of assessment levied ou the znd epteinber, 192d, the several | We je Reser amounts set opposite the names of pective shareholders as fol. | We Be ie e SaMUnnor agen Join iftleson RB, Alexander rth 2 Setno | Ulelen We King IE Mexander 156 2950) J) i, Lidngen Wm. Arnold 280 jon | A.W. Lewis Wo Lewis ‘am nders vd Luc Sophia Anstron tH Asmus. Mrs. i. 1H. Asmus cM olin Langdahl ir i sis 58 n Tatts J AJ Amuondse: Deh ora | Lola Arms iD oon | 1u00 30.00 ig0 30.00 | Sot 50.00 suoe Kt Sukio Lund eh yon * Little Sioa ue HO. bein Ne ou AK Untgeis mae a OL AL leer... ui 200 (XU Lunaberg Anderson 200 es Uatnet Minter So ideo | W. OB. Lips EC yeu fiery Landers ! WP. Lomas 1 Jac ht 1 BC Lingus 200 B.C. Linquis: S00 ay? John Loug fered = a 10.00 1M. E er td ant JM. Lyster ai go Wn Legvold 4 RU ‘ Ly Moore 30 Boy ® 100 | 3.00 | uo | 5.00 | Pa 00 Howard oan | Howard 190.00 7 Kred 10.00 1 ae: i. choeid “R60 nton | B: drew t Anadlre ty Andrew Housi Albert Backmar deren Backman nant chan 6.40 30.00 | Janes CG. Mutpi D.C. Morrison lohy W. Murphy Louis Mot Marcus Miner 206 19.00 | 20 40.60 gu 4.00 | £40 | 200 10.00 | 00 Mursau .... Albert Maier CA. Brown McGrath \ Ruth Bow Chole Bone “McCurdy | McGettigan McGrath . Black Colvert J. MeGinis {nga Nelson Chapman oF Chapman John Chubey *hristenson ernuck afi 10:00 160 3.00 many Cormany ik Dewar WA. Drawer Wo) Drawer Lena Doebler Chariton Danielson writon Puielson Drawer Dronen Droftens binos Yiacas Derotiy Davis Di artin Olson P. O'Brien tuo 20 BO 180 80 200 00 8. Oliver O'Neil Agnes J. Olson Hubert Oliver y O'Brien S. &. OD Thos. 8. O'Bri Olaf L. Olson L, A. Patterson t Papacep Pette} HT. Perry ... Peter Pederson 40 S44 3000 100 100 100 ee VN. Peterson 166 soo) 1000 sooo] R. 1. & ME 200 10.00] John A. Peterson ety oor, Lala Psilolinus ..! ea eva) ‘Thedon Psilolhinos 30 $00 nnie Peters: 80 1.00 NG 30 1.00 200 1 : Wm.’ Paul yy beh} wm: paul | x80 | Per’ Person sree | John Palries sin) Wa. . Pettis | : $0 2a8 | - ie a) ‘arimenter John Bisher gu $.00 i. Andrew Bisher 30 +00 | A. 2. Quamme vw tov 2000) Milton Hue ‘iGo, George Rowerdinic | ea sooo | John Rowerdink . 5 Ben POR 200 OTD) etre Ee a 6O aryl) Mn bu 00 | 40 00 | 10 | son \ 200 ! 8h 1.00 | 2u0U | inog { 200 ny Rierson .. ys Ramspott A Ramspott A Ramspott i > ar Yoel dean, . Gane q *. C. Ramspot ‘una fon Arthur Spoer! sees : sy Jesse Spoerl 0 AY M n Swenson - tow wemato on PB la * O.Grevion sone Andrew ida G, Honsteaa’: 000 aerey Hat 100 x a Schlippegril o Schwantes . 00 60 i6do itenquis! Matt livimo 3. Heffr fant aA. Hi 7 14.00 toni Hartzman 4.00 Jacob Ha . 10.00 & * a Andrew Sailer rnest G. A Ernest G, Ernest G. and Harmon Harmon Harmon Ernest Siegele Marmor LOW. Serkland y t . Spiropoulas rt Swenson Sunderme \. fi. Sorenson Jaimer M. UG. Showheim AP. J ae nes. Mrs. L. 1 100.00, } rode: a acl 1008 50.00, a Shieder Cc, Jackson Y trand Smith. ... chumuker . Sampson Sampson Sampson iGr Abn Guo W. G. Jackson... dh aneane 104 Gottfried Johnson Axel Johnson Hoxa B. Johnson J, Roebling Jarvis Nela Johnson ‘A. Johnson ampaon, jeo, H. Johnson. Sampson Rennie johnson, ae Sampson L. Tt. Johnson, Trustee: Sam Samanu John Schwerdt John Schwerdt 9. anders S. Shaw...) FP. Smaliwood 0. A. State .. 04 Swlagim Delia Schroder 2 Siirun rence Smith W. Stark... Andrew Karonis Geo. W, Kemper... WR. Kale. Jacob Kilian Jacob Killan + Adam Kraft °. Kasper’ Kosson. Harry J. Kann Snlome_ Kline C. HL Kelly H. Kelly “eees Emerson Suridusk: . Kuhiman Basi) 11. Sime ae * Rontas beeeees Basil H. Sims 206 10.00 | jet pe Gbveonpeuee 80 100 1000 Asou 2000 500 hampas’ | 1400 10 660 3180 100 sznoeototztotote toteteworseanse: 00 00 00 0 #9} rT ‘Thorson 001 1 ML. ‘Thompson 00 J. M. Thompson 88] Oscar M. Thor 2: 00} cabricl Thor... =) ALLEGED DOPE Hasse SSSESSSSSE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNB i Number of Sliares Number of Shares 40 10 1200 Hjlner W. Thor \mond Thor 1) Thompson Ho &. ‘Tiehueb Chris Thompson ‘Toombs n Ie Vold Wik Valents Oliver Po Vold John Go Walkece Mlorence Mo Wath mean H.W ew 3. 1 1000 alt Hon ie NCHS Se ee aenconna 1000 HW i ! I I 1 iB i 0 t ivdin” Weber J) Watinin Hot Walke poeee 1200 a8 Wells 22% 100 Is Wells fark, Wittmayer Adolph Wacker ther Mo Watne bert Wilson 600 Wacker ...... an ry Re arm 10. Mrs! Kate Warmka 1000 ix Warm 200 Joseph Warm GB. Yonkers . Jenkins tie Mand Wa Kyser bho. Brewer Anna Fimmeland 2.2.4 Anni Fimmeland Anna FKimmeland Anna Anna Helis Henig: Hellig Luce Hellig & Wallace Corn Vola Cornila Vola Cornila Vold Corn Vola Cornila Vold Cornila, Vold ee eee And in accordance wit’ law made on the 2nd day of Septembe: ueh stock as may he ne Company in the of v ¢ P.M. on the 28th day of Novembor thereon together with costs of adver IDAWA GOLD M. By, Gi 1000, rder of the Boar so mi of each parce: 1 be sold at the Office ¢ North Dakota a 4. to pay delingy sand i COMPANY, Nordquist Secretary 4 padded cell at police headquarters last night after having driven here from Fort Williams in a taxicab. The leab driven told police his fare had hired him to drive to Two Harbors \ but arriving there last evening An- drews made his continue to Duluth. , | Nearing Duluth, Andrews, until then Arrests by Federal Authori-| had seemeg rational, became violent, a ea the driver said. Andrews tore off ties in Grand Forks his clothes and tore the padding off aes the cell walls. Today he was placed ivand Forks, Nov, 15.—Frank Gif-] in a strait-jacket. ford, alias Tom Martin, of Winnipeg, arrested here several day 0, Was today held to the federal district court on a charge of selling and dis- tributing cocaine, Bail w it $ s fixed a 100 by George Robbins, U. S$. Com- ioner. The belief of the federal officials at Gifford has been bringing into the United States from ‘| Cee nd_has been operating alone| U.S. Army Would Give Them without confederates on this side of inite Place in Wa Ge nea Definite Place in War Chicago, Noy, 1 Police raids INSANE MAN last night and today in retponse to MAKES LONG Mayor Dever's demand to rid the city fx » vielded 64 arrests of TAXI DRIVE] iced gangsters, many of them ny of them earry- | ing revolvers Duluth, No -Sereaming and] Only tearing off his clothes, a man, said | world cl to be Ralph Andrews, was locked in id. PUBLIC AUCTION | | | As I have decided to quit farming, I will sell the fol- i lowing to the highest bidder at my farm Section 18- 139-80 Hay Creek Township, four miles and a halt North West of Bismarck. This farm is for rent. THURSDAY, NOV. 20 ALE RTS AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP v of the known Under- were caught in the 35 Head of Horses 35 35 head of horses, weight from 1200 to 1600 pounds. 50 Head of Cattle 50 Including cows, calves and Hereford cattle; 7 Milch cows, 4 fresh by 1st of December. FARM MACHINERY Deere 2 row corn Cultivator’ goud ax New; 1 10-1t. ‘John Deere Corn ‘Cultivator: ©2 Deering Grain Disk -dvill the slough when the youngsters’ caps | , ‘SATURDAY, NOV: THREE DROWN | | IN SLOUGH Went Skating, Fell Through i and Drowne d | Nov. 15. —Thr childre rothers and their cousin—were drowned in a slough on which they went skating aftér school hours here yesterday \ William, aged 8, and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Mojia, farmers near here. Dale aged 6, cousin to William and Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph, Mojia, farmers, near here No Witnesses to Drownings The drownings occurred when the: children skated out to the center of the slough, where they encountered, thin ice, There were no other per-j sons nearby at the time H When the children did not return] | ed home for supper, their parents start- ed a search for them and dragged were found on the bank of the pond.| The drownings occurred at about 5 p. m., it is believed. Fishermen, who were procured to drag the lake, found | the bodies shortly before eight o'clock tonight. Parents Husking Corn | The children decided to go skating, when, after returning home, they found their parents were out husk- ing corn. The trio then took their skates and went to the slough tp play until supper time. It was when the) parents returned and found the chi dren absent that a search was begu Adolph Mojia and Otto Mojia are} iding about one half mile ats . Dale was an only son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mojia. Wil- liam and Albert are sur i, he- sides their parents, by two ote children, e | The bodies of the children are at their homes, Arrangements tor the funerals have not yet been made. puree oy ass, PROHIBITION PROBE PLANNED! Washington, Nov Senate committee investigating the| internal revenue bureau is expected to begin an inquiry into the prohibi- tion unit as weli as administration of the tax laws when the hearings are resumed November 19. | The special! RUPTURE EXPERT FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN | COMING TO BISMARCK Friday and Saturday Nov. 21 and 22 at McKenzie Hotel From 9 a. m, to 5 p. m. Evenings by Appoint- ment TWO DAYS ONLY Return Visits Made Regularly No Charge “for Consul- tation On above date the noted rupture appliance expert, C. F. Redlich, will prove to every ruptured person free of charge “That you can no more ac- quire an efficient and com- fortable rupture appliance ‘by mail than you can a set of teeth, as all those who, for years have ‘been worryin along with the old fashionel, ill smelling, elastic webb, or other poorly fitting tr know to their sorrow. ruptures were small when they started’ with thes makeshifts ahd now they are Jarge and often painful. That an appliance, to be efficient and «comfortable cannot ‘be sent by mail or sold over the counter but has to 'be up to date, scientifical- ly constructed and must be Hinderss tf John Deere Corn Binder. zood as new: 1 Deer! Herder; 2 Header Bexess 1 John Deere Corn Lister; feere Gung Plow: 1 Moline Gang Plow: 1 Flew: & Walking Breaking Plow, godd as 1 Salky Plow, with breaking attac nts 1 Weeden Barres 3 Wagons; 1 McCormick Mower: 1 McCormick takes 1 Swoop Rake, news + Chiele Wood Saws td) Far heres power Oty Eneive with tong sows 2 Fanning millst: 1 Single Bugey: 1 Bratly Bicaking Plow; 1 Disk; 1 International Corn Pluut 1 Scrapers 1 Sirmmer fallowing weed ¢leaner, geod 4: uew. Household Goods and Miscellaneous 1 Range Cook stove; 1 Cupboard; 2 Tables; 1. Dresser: 1 Grapkuphone a reecrds; 3 Cream Separatory; 1: Folding Bed, 4 sets Work harness; 125 Chickens; 3-Stacks Hays 42 Acre: stacks; 1 Stnek Millet: A few tons of sugar cane. Ju of Fodder in shock«.: Other items.tve numerous to TERM Alb purchases unter $10.00 cash, For livestock and machiuery thie will he wlven to October 1, 1925, on -bank- able paper bearing 10% ‘Interest, Le os ed fiver a shell murcluves metits wi elr own He ‘the sale, P THIS MULE. STRICTLY, 207 BISCOU * Nothing ta be removed from the prc make arrange: LSE -OBSERV: T FOR CA misex until settled for. Free Lunch at Noga. =, - t , Sale Yelock. ALBERT FALCK Owner fitted to you by an expert in person. , That only threugh his ex- { personal work will he ¢omfortable for yea come, can ame | “use peopl: ve different shapes ana | tures are hard in the same condition and loca- tion.” Stitigics show’ that of all children by wearin proper nite ry ppliane get rid of their ruptures, se afflicted with na ey ventral ruptures after op- eration, ‘or prolapsing stom aehs wilt be much interested in his high gratle vp to dat: dominal supporters’ for eh and Women, made to fit all sizes, shapes an@ purses. 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