The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 26, 1924 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE INSTITUTIONS ‘SMUGGLERS OF N. D. SHOW | BIG INCREASE Charjtable and Penal Institutions Have More Pesple ing to Cr Line Educational, llega smuggler of ly 50 aliens alleged to ‘smuggled over e been rounded up in the Gr have ti ditional e ’ nd more money | 7 to run them, it pointed out, Com- fo parative figures on the number of persons in these institutions follows: in an automobile, it is cha Border patrol! forces in the ¢ Forks distriet which includes borders of North Dakoty, Minnes Wisconsin and part of Mict Number Number jnearly 1,200) miles of ,jhave been increased by the of 12 new gents in the 3 days and more are to be soon as possible, The, district fe Institution add University added Agricultural Collese Ba Stnte Teachers Col lincludes about 200 kee : Diora” is the sume purpose under conditions | we will he of most. service to the Digkiison Noenal movement of l iifixed by the government. Lands | community.” said Louis R. Curtis, t Minot Normal States from ja at this time [owned by some of the — provinces fvice-president and general manager { Mayville Normal owing to the completion sof the ti would be similarly scepronninted of the hospi al Moreoy. this nal and Industrial and threshing seasor eof bai stly more eco: Schoot sitanuate tinion, according to immigration nomical to ul ai anueto operate, per aR ORICGE Selene ficial hed, than the old-style hospital. The SERaRISIOe DERE Rec jens charged movement to build) skyseraper hos School toe Bae with ur i the country < in the center of life of great TREN CE REM TOR CHOKA WSU BREA fanebe H P IN : Jeitice, rather than the conventional Ten ieHtiine 4 a1 jor more suspects to j il of the jlow hospital many miles out, is the ie OH foe Preble ‘district from Pembina, > sunswer, eee . : ren an gg other border points. in ae cri Tuberculosis Sanitari- eran ae ees ae ap | Much Driving Hurts un . 101 i ia ue ‘ oie 5 Hear NER SENET ns entering from these — points Eyes hore avg 10a7 aniployel in e been in Winnipeg where they an Seen thejetier ae lone mcniven always: wash The growth of these institutions, i are, n under conditions equalled only | witehhazel, hydrastis, . mixed according to the board's report, Ener ae nthe country or in the mountains, | in Laveptik eye wash. This removes already seriously taxing the physi although the hospit dast and serms and counteracts ef cal capacity of several of the insti-| one of the most co! business [fects of wind and sun, Stops dr: tutions, particularly the institution | {districts of the city and on the bus. juess and burning. Jos, Bres for the feeble-minded at G hk liest. boulevard. druysrist. Ady. which Kas a lar riting: list of ap | | Because it is i aper hospi plicants. Lack « ilities for treat WELCOMES Hal towering 19° sto tallest Too Late To Classify ing’ incipient cases of tuberculosis | fin. the world, pa treated in nong children at Dunseith is felt, frooms above the tenth floor will es | KOR RENT—Strictly modern five EL ivund there is lack of proper fagilities | [cape the odors, noise and flies which] oom duplex, attached garage, for taking care of girl inm at | jimhabit the lower sstatum ‘of air immediate possession, Tel. 751 tthe state training school at Mandan, | thus the con nt will find! * op 161. 10-6-tf. the report {hims f in an atmosphere favor ieee heen ee | ‘The total of the property of | Buenos 4 With the[#ble as the resort retre WANTED. Young man for city de- 4go-state in state institutions, ac-'tide of I ation setting | “Pressure of increased real estate| liveries and work in mailing room. | cording) 00) iene {\toward South America, the Argen. {Y@lues forces us to build skyscrapers | Apply Tribune offices, May, 192 iven as $116 i ernment has taken steps to | if we Lop Sly nel ooavionsewiere:, 2 f its most desirable and | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOR uncultivated tersjtory | CLOSURE SALE available for coloniza- | given that that! tion, | nat Under ‘uv bill now before Congress |large extensions of idle lands, most- | Hit |ly held by wealthy individuals and | Amortgagee, {located near railroad lines, would he { af November, 1919; ted and sold or ed tol ¢ din the off mers in parcels, ' of th The refusal thus far of many of i Je jthese great | ners 1 their | i h day of . (P3919, ‘and th TBool f]Prepert 1 part of them, | ¢ Mortgages at page 148 and duly as- | 0s long a ting {to colonization and — the ign- 'growth of the country. jhas been to keep their Sal lencagantlanie cniit percentage er of Deeds on | of Syroduction tem which Signed by an in i to George i , and recorded in the the Regi: office of ARE ARRESTED, Roundup Make of Those Try- ~-One s und near- been the Canadian border red * ip number, increased from 6,988 in suspect and six companions dec Ane. in June, 1924, 'to be «liens were captured north of the ine: sitates both ad-jhere after they had crossed the the ota border tine has the 24th day of September, 1924, in t Took of Assignments of Mort- Wee proved ve to the ambi- page 160 will be foreclosed tious immigrant, since the largest le of the premises in such {benefit goes to the land owner. » and hereinafter deseribed| With an appropriation of 100,000.- ront door of the Court House !000 pesos County I. Burleigh and State of North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock P. the 3rd day of January 1924 the government to ext [priate 50 percent of these idle j tates for colonization, the land o ing the privilege, alee evading expropriation by | ted this @2nd diy of November, GE ORGE Own OLGEIRSON, i Attorney for Owner of Mortgage, | US: GRE E, r of Mor tgage. |hip, shoulder, | for that purpose i OF MORTC AGE FORE-| LOSURE S. y given that that certain mortg: ge, executed and de- livered by. lie S. Hackney and Lillie M. Hackney, his wife, mort agors, to Hackney Land’ Credit mpany, a corporation, mortgagee, dated the 1st day of November, 1419, | and filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North D: kota on the 12th day of November, 1919, and recorded in Book 98 of Mortgages at page 131 and dul igned by an instrument in w to George E, Greene, h ment W 1 known eve with a minute's very penetrating— day—Soaks right NOTICE where. Mail orders filled, cash or C. I. | Pope Laboratories, Hallowell, Mai , and recorded in the saidj a | (fice of the Register of Deeds on 24th day of September, 1924, i Book 175 of Assignments of Mor , at page 161 will be foreclos iy i aale of the premises in such rtgage and hereinafter described the front door of the Court House | the City of Bismarck, County of} Burleigh and State of North Dakota ) t the hour of two o'clock on > wary 1925, to { Auto Li — 3rd day of Jay fy the amount due upon such mor e on the day of sale. The prent- * described in said mortgage and b Will ‘be old to sati re those certain premises, VED cd in, the County of Burleigh « USE RCHI State of North Dakota, and des- antes cribed as follows, to-wit: Southeast | AUTO THIS quarter (SB'4) of Section ‘Thirteen 13) Township One Hundred forty- SEI hree (143), North, of Range Seven- | THANK VING y-seven (77), West. | bie There will ‘be due on such mort. | We have the ver ‘age on the of sale the sum of | your family or Bee ae ne (vine hundred twenty: |VOUE family four and dollars, Sonether with the costs and disbursements of} 9. 4, this foreclosure. . |right rate. Dated this 22nd day of November,!¢ieylars and mai GEORGE E. GREENE, Owner of Mortgage. . OLGEIRSON, Attorney for Owner of Mortgage, Bismarck, North Dakota. rh 10-17-2481 @ ™, and furnished. Phone 57 has been The town mail-c i England. b clected mayor of Arundel, howev assign- annually, the bill would } pro- wn- nd jing 50 percent of his property for the it-| of Burleigh and | and’ des: | Says: It Ends vs Southeast | » (SEY) Section Twenty. | ), Township One Hundred | our (144), North, of Range} ight (78), West. ere will be due on such mort-| iy) aa osu on the day of sale the sum of | poy minere, local te met Vineteen hundred twenty-four and ‘i Re Ne 96-100 dollars, together with the | Penetrating Joint-Ease,” says a New costs and disbursements of this} England chemist. foreclosure. Of course, Joint-Ease is the one great external remedy for inflamed, | | swollen, stiff joints in ankle, knee, | fingers or spine, and | sale is tremend- | neuritis | Bismarck, North Dakota. But its power to give almost i 26—12-3-10-17-24-31| stant relief in neuralgia, _ jand lumbao is becoming better in rubbing and it is A tube for 60 cents at —-A— or any real druggist any- D., ine, ery. y you and | ends will} préfer to ride in, and at the! Phone us for par- an advance date, to avoid disappointment All our cars newly finished The population’ of state institu-!Forks district in the last six or tions,-penal, charitable and educa-j sever ds according ,to William tional is steadily increasing, it is|Flinn, director of the district with shown in figures compiled by the ‘offices here. | te board of administration, The Seven of the arrests were made population” of these institutions, 15 | Monday night when the smuge Guse/*/Thanks Sum up the things you really possess And you'll find that you’re living in wealth. Think of the good things that offset the stress, And consider your friends and your health. The troubles that come, and we all have our share, Make the good things’ in life even greater. We realize that when we stop to compare; There are tough breaks, but good ones come later. Misfortune may visit you once in a while, But the question is, how do you take it? The wrong way’s to grumble; the right way’s to smile; After ail, life is just what you make it. If conscience is clear and your soul is awake, And you ever keep good thoughts in siore If you’re living and doing for other folk’s You have mych to be thankful for. (Copyright, 124, Nie rvice, Ine.) SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! 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