The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 7

e Pome esto There were about 140 men in the line-up. They are having another drive Tuesday. Miss Emma Unruh spent the week- end at her home south of Arena. George Boelter spent a few days last week at the capital city. Mré. Fred Smith visited folks, Mr. und Mrs. Dagner, Friday J. J. Scallon visited his family” in | GRAIN LIVESTOCK Tribune Classified “Advertisements MALE HELP WANTED her FOR SALE | Wing over Sunday. MARKET'S ade Associated Press Leased Wire : wabbats aC Rel >, The Kraft young folks spent Sun- ‘ ‘ GREAT DEMAND for barbers at gvedl| Clastified Advertising Rates || Modern BangliorNew, Ready For| MY, visiting at Mr. and ‘Ms, Juke WHEAT P RICES Gink.. Olen required, Catalog free. Estab i} 3 avertion, 28 words or fern Bungalow, New, Ready For! Kraft's. A rday Yeur Ago immediate possession, living room and dining room combined, two bed-rooms, bath between, conven- Gerhart Wiens, who is seriously 1893, Moter ‘Barber College, Fargo, ill, ND. is somewhat improved at this writing. He is being cared for at Under ...ceseeeeeee 8 SO 25. words - ient kitchen, many built fea-} the home of Geor, ier. j PEALE MLE WANTED |g aeons srscicng AE |] ite Mores was punta, fti| 5 home of Croree Rewer a, su STUDENTS WANTED to learn beau- GA || complcte, “Basement, " reasonable] walt stars nome Sunday. i ty Culture, Missouri Slope Beauty ‘Assegssasesse ot taxes, Sale price $4,900, $1,000] ©. Isaminger went. to Bismarck Favorable Weather For Grow-| *¢?*- Be 1 Ss cash, balance monthly, 7 per cent.| sunday to begin his duties as deputy : ay Eg GIR de ia pe Mg beg) county auditor Monday morning. ing Domestic Winter Crop |“ ‘“y,, Sara Branen, Dickinson, N.D. A Modern Tile and Stucco Bungalow | “sr "and Mrs. Adam Schopp visited “it SALESMEN Riverview | addition, south ffapt,| sunday afternoon at the Mcintyre Is Bearish Factor July two bedrooms and_ bath, living| home: July SALESMEN—Alkages, good character,/| CLASSIF. DD DISPLAY room, dining room, kitchen, pantry} "°Werg has been received from Mr. — : whole or part time, to sell two suits hardwood floors," full basement, and Mrs. R. P. Kennedy that. they Chicago, Feb. 24.—G@)—Despite] Se? or suit and topcoat at $29.50, Wirect basement garage. Sale price $5,150.] made a very successful motor trip the fact that export buying estimat-] 9 te rearer. dour commis on $500 65 Ome Par Per Inch Terms. to Upland, Culif., going the southern ed at teat pit eld helped at times] OW i a onus to producers. - 4 —. + in- to ra the whe; mi ie ter fabrics fit and service. Tailor-|] AM clasaified ade are, seh || A Modern House Having Three Bed | Toute, tite. Kennedy, sad ne theca | AvOEAS WG ing experience unnecessary. Give] {im advance. Copy ld be rooms and bath on 2nd flood and] ("there was beautiful. They? Ss sopettey iy tay —July references, Fitzhugh Clothes, Inc., Lose by 12 wiock ts to ia- living room, dining room, kitchens} "° Waiter “Boelter returned home the growing domestic ~ seh Sieseres B a water heat, south, front, close to| £°9@, Bismarck Friday morning. at crop Were leading bear factors.| Sept. er he A anelile H i and oats both reached new low FOR SALE IN MINNEAPOLIS THE Schools, Reasonable price, Pos-) ,,Beft Glanville was a business call-| +, price records for the senson. Rye erin Wing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kraft were shopping in Wing Monday. session about April 1st. Will Trade For Burleigh County BECAUSE of death in family, owner will sell good 10 room house and BISMARCK TRIBUNE This is Horace B. Liveright, New lowers corn ty to %@% lot arranged for 3 families, two NE 32 € Carl Wolf visited his brother Chris| York publisher, who is to restage the |6@'%x down, and provisions blocks Swedish Mission Tabernacle, PHONE 32 FE ee auuer an tek roel i Wolf Saturday and also took in the| Ce"sored “Captive,” withdrawn from] 27 cents advance. three blocks Augustana Lutheran Srentht rent Pata Saent be $80. tabbit hunt. the Gotham stage following police] According to some trade church, Walkig distance downtown. monthly rental at present Pea plier eae ae re charges of indecency. Liveright_p sentiment has been maintaini Write ‘owner, Frank G, Peterson,| nog—<ay we. sere pér month,. property is new and inj g 000 7p} suaded the cast to retract its pledge] values despite a most bearish s 913 8th Ave. South, Minneapolis,| FOR SALE—One 15,000 gallon s good condition. Lei not to reapper in the play if the]and demand outlook, and Minnesota. = age tank, one 11,500 gallon storage’ in | charges aga’ them were quashed.| situation has existed in wl ———— tank; one 326 gallon orety pall Hedden Real Estate Tt is not’ Li i firs genre feed cltciimstances, it loadMhg equipment sind one at ‘ into the theatrical field tended, liquidating sale were etal dale —-| lon visible Fry Pump, also one 150 A fairly large crowd attended the | — a! —_—_———— fable Until netual’ demand developed WANTED—Sewing, $2.00 for a seven program held in Schoolhouse No. 1 Agency gallon truck tank. Your opportun- nt to absorb accumul hour day, or reasonable by the] ity to get in the oil business for Friday evening. A BA downturns in wheat values ae Sete — piece. Phone 624-M. lors than $1600.00, Write Tribune) | 10 Years Active City Selling. RE UR Ge nian ne cic [invoke the: reutating a, petition 0 here were in the face of firmness at 10 to 15 higher than SO. ST. PAUL MVESTOCK | Bi TPAE Webb Block Pho Ole Spilde, Art Bjorhus and Fritz and the necessary 16 signa-| Liverpool associated with, likelihood hoice handyweight held| South St. Paul, F 8. D. _____ ROOMS FOR RENT | WE DIG our gra ar teeth: heel RS eed aa presentation of the petition [Of Port stocks in Argentina becom- dh aa FOR RENT—Three furnished newly| If sick or alling visit the clinic of|____ WANTED TO RENT _ ae yee fe quiekly. “obi The declines here took heavy latibs 13.60@ decorated light housekeeping rooms} Dr, MacLachlan who cures by na-| WANTED—To rent for long period 3] Eddie Arneson called at the Geo 1 thirds majority would be , nothwithstanding talk in| few extreme weight with fireplace and private entrance.| tural methods, scientific food com-| "or 4 room furnished house or flat} Chistiancon home Saturday. S| necessary to bring the debate Himita.| me jqwarters that should the | Me- Ties leacenttats : q For adults only. Call at 1002 Fourth! binations and mild vegetable reme-| Rate must be reasonable, Address} Seymour Arneson and Ed Nygaard|tion rule into effect, but should it] Naty-Haugen bill be vetoed, Letter) sheep ste desirable fat ewes 8.00] bulls omstl: 6.00; stockers and via Fr Phone 4 pa dies. No operation, no metallic} No. 21 care Tribune. attended a farm sale held near Wing| be invoked the bill would have to be] Prices for wheat might be looked for.! @9.00; feeding und aneaeing lambs | feeders 3 bulk 6.50@7.00. FOR Ri —Two le Grane: no poisons. Koom 6, Lucas Friday. - acted upon at this session. GRAIN PRICES CARRIED strong; desirable sirable kinds 1 12.' Calves 1,800 @50 lower, con: ing rooms. Also for sale: Block, Seco ry ze ROOM AND BOARD Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Borkman and} Senator Johnson formally filed his LOWER AT. MINNEAPOL 1s ering quality, iwth Puseoctmaiins ater Phone PE are uy ore dad ‘nuduber of| BOARD AND Room in modern home, Miss Dotty’ spent Sunday evening at tease shortly diane Boulder | “Minneapolis, 10P)—Liqui : hatihee bisa Salo Rave Call at 309 Eighth street or Phone| the Alfred Olson home. wens keh F ipelalits “Jdation carried all grain prices lower : ROOM FOR RENT in modern home.| Rabbit Carcasses at 2c a piece.! go4.y, ‘A few from this vicinity attended : today, Corn and featured fe Hot water at all times. Private] Come gnd load up while they last. a party held at the Smith home Sat- The ukbaks HUMMIAMOI RG: Heavy atop | 10 higher. Ais entrance. For gentlemen only.| Bismarck Iron & Metal Co. care OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT _| urday evening. Monthe and: oe tite hivds oftey | loss aclling. Wheat he »-| Reel ar eran ee Phone 967, _ South Side -| FOR RENT—Office rooms at 408} ,,4 large crowd attended the Young | ji00" Months and as the birds tick dling 4 cent, e . thiagt vidal tro FOR RENT—Sleeping room on ground FOR — d Main street. Phone 495. People’s Society held at the BF.) (V0 (0 the age of 80 years, ostrich ets after the seeciad eeae floor. “Private entrance. Close in.| Rollers, Set ee and Paslay home Sunday. Collection tak-| [1's are profitable, nt small rallies weight 218, Phone 961-R or call at 208 ‘Thay r. rts Mountain, als jive singers. FURNITURE en in amounted to $6.15. 5 y oats dropped one Sheep 801 few early sales fully i Cages, seeds, treats, etc. Phone FOR GALB | Miss Marion Hanson spent the] State Checker Titl to 414. cents, later rallying a shade cP + ; ater ety close in.} 15-0." Jacob’ Bull, Dickinsoa, N.} FOR SALE—Electric washer, dining| week-end at the home of her parents. Y As © [More than half’ cent trom iow, “Operators For the Rise En-| steady; best fed lambs unsold; top aus ifth street or Phone} Dak,” Box 728, table, chairs, cupboard, linoleum| Ole Spilde, sons Einar and Knut| Will Be Decided at rye dipped. half cent carly ter Stiffer Resist : arene ae WILD UPLAND and slough hay for} ug, ‘chiffoner and other articles to] Helmer and Eddie Arneson spent ac rallied 14 cont over| Counter SUTfer Resistance BISMARCK GRAIN FoR REA T- a) ee ping sale in carload lots. Baled and rp ab to mention. 408 Third — evening at the Seymour Arne- Jamestown Tonight: or y sold off on Today’s Market | Crurnished by Russell-Miller Co.) room, jose in. all at re e. Pr rallies a By - . ready to ship. C. B. Nupen, James-|_ street. son home. a nt with other grains and rallied es a. : _ town, N. D.” Z FOR SALE=Maytag washing machine] | Members of the school board met) samestown, Ni. Dy Feb, 21,—@)-| cent over, Wednesday. ‘May’ flax Ne: Lede re zase.| in excellent ondition, Cheap for] at_J. 0. Rise’s Monday. 5 ee ah yay Was off % cent with g wr M0 vac EN rele! Sie HOUSES AND FLATS —_| FOR, SALE Eight toot, ae pr ciahe Call 751 after 6 p.m. | _ Sivert Brenden and Helmer Arne-| Whi pe deciied here toment whe etal cash wheat of choi al dory tor the/sisd-aucountered Grtttee| No, 4 amber duets: FOR RENT—A good four room mod:| Priced $60.00. Inquire the Q son motored to Driscoll Monday. Of the state tanmament will ity’ was in _moderat Al resistance ‘in teday's stock market| No. 1 mixed durum ern house, with garage, desirable|_ Bismarck, N, Dak. ___ “este Ee, M. d son Bennie of Re- d off between LH. Nichols, Stary demand | developed drys! with the result that the price move-|No. 1 red durum and well located; a five room mod-| FOR SALE—One Bauer piano. Very | Arena | and Saturday vis-) 4¢ pickinson, John Meyers of Pin-|igh protein Montana spr and) ment diselosed) marked i No. 1 flax ern furnished house, and a seven| reasonable if taken by March 1st. iting friends in this neighborhood. | fieg and J.B. Parkinson of Willaw| the, top premiums was One| When acer ot ee leatine Indaetsiate Ne B-Tlae room modern house, including four} Phone 872, -—————— | _ Aired Arneson returned Monday| (ir is aah “)eent. | Ordinary quality spring was) showed indications of a top heavy |No. 1 rye bed rooms, Geo. M. Register. _|REPAINT your house, Phone 1 Allen Frazier and W. H, Stark| #fter spending a few days at Regan.) 111, Nichols was elected President USING AS ect st a ive interest. shifted hard winter FOR SALE—A five room bungalow] or call at 223 Twelfth street, were in Wing Friday after # load off spf), Nvwaard motored to Arena) o¢ ine iation al the ane] Camaired quality remained | drasey pack to’ the rails but the maneuver winter with all, modern conveniences, On| —————emmn | corn, ; al business meeting held la ene eat was not y successful and by on ae Mr. and Mrs, M. J, Brenden and # ts\Wwas in light supply and fair demand, miteenear “ole lot 50 x 150, Close in, Also house-]_____ POSITION WANTED _____|_ Otto Rhody was'a caller at Andrew Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Brenden spent Morley of Bismarck MICU wear wie. ave dys choice to woud el ie fternoon th 5 hold furni i POSITION WANTED—Bookkeeping| Kraft’s Wednesday. 5 dent, and A, B, Jones of Hen- provght forward as th ; 4 ‘i .| Sunday at Sivert Brenden wes demand, ea aun FOR RE or cashier work either part or full] | Many from our neighborhood at-) "Soin ‘Gunderson and C. Ankrum| “ison secretary-treasurer, n demand was quiet or tage ae neHE Db _ home, clos Art Bauer, 610-J._| time, | Several years experience, ten fed the George Mauch sale Friday: eae aia ace ssiserarcem Death Sent = ‘ prety comand caeigaiee 978 ut four per cen A FURNISHED modern home, Call ferences furnished. Call 262- : sold} school No, 1 Friday evening. ence 0 futures. cs Sas : 5 ite Tribune ad No. 20. at a very good price. : SPidtld ira ecbhtiny | Dc bed ew commor shou at 805 Ave, D or Phone 1121. eens Tene as Be “soon to fe and Stes. John eines ly ioiedndis oo and batty new Heh Wenn FARM LANDS ednesday, Feb. 11, a girl. ee steno : not suceced breaki APARTMENTS — — é A, “ firm for choice th Soaiee onan t ERENT —Twe room furaisbed agi, FOR Sige Cd section | Tarm| . Mr. Unruh of south of Arena was | Temperature and Life Imprisonment; wasy toh ut roe lower a EE ea i 6 cents un with private bath and) entranee.]” (7 no" SCT ride or cone| . Miss Lucile’ Millian spent Satur-|{ Road Conditions cla em teeta Wile? sates ersupply of peer get es __ hone 271 or call at 113% First St.) sider smaller farm nearer Bis-| day and Sunday visiting at the Springfield, Til 24. )-—Gov-| quality with demand. light. ai CHICAGO PH FOR RENT—Modern apartment. L. K.| _marck. Schwantes, 417 First street,| Palms home. (Mercury readings at 7 a.m) |ernor Small today commuted the s Piesmet uae tale is culnhar, reapert) chicago, Thompson. Phone 287 or 180. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Johns, sons] Bismarck—Clear, 26; roads muddy.| tence of Sam Washington, Chicago, nghou irbrake, Phila lowe FOR SALE Norman and Donald, daughters Theo] St, Cloud—Clear, 30; roads good. | egro, who was to hang for the mur- | pl inv, Hudson and Man-' BABY CHICKS IN CLOSING an estate a 7 room part-| and Clover were guests of “Mr. chd] Minot—Clea at roads fr pena Peecoumen ley wite, toate) Chicas Cal les ee ee sae tniees Per Bu@ es branche —— ‘ irs. Tray Knepper, Sunday. 7: roads g | onment, Cab Motors t ed +; seconds 46@47 That live and grow from certified) Tit.’ heating plant, sewer, good| Bird were business callers in Arena] Grand Forks--Clear, 25; roads fair.| Too Late To Classify markets 10 SIN farm flocks, Sixteen varieties. Rec-| ja,ement with cement floor, eust| Saturday. Miss Bird teaches in Lein] Crookston—Partly cloudy, 28; ronds | pike top 11.90; bulk better grad ne de es ord egg producers. 100 per cent} front, and 7 feet of ground, for Pee apend aes euae Seat maced Hits ee ates as wlipe| WANTED M a 200 pound weight 11 most uit eee Re eet ive delivery, cat, free—Caledonia| $3450. ein No. 3. . ‘ ibbing—Cloudy, 28; roads slip- Address Tribune pound butchers 1145@' Coco g, Montéba Biwer Burke) Hatchery, Dept. B, Caledoni: 16 CLOSE a business deal, a 5 room| | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pleines were] pery. ; WAN ED TO REN’ five or 1 butchers slow; around Brothers ef . Maes ee. S[Umodern house, including 2 bed| Wing callers Saturday. Jamestown—Clear, 25; roads ic room house ec. Phone 11.40 dhgles, Sib) pound gee gua doehe dich toe erties = CHICKS Highest’ quality,| 20mS, full basement, east front,| - Bill Dechart and sons were callers} Mankato—Clear, 33; roads fai G. E. Wingreene, 116 weight i pael ‘ BABY ~~ CHICKS—Highest quality,! 59 foot lot, water, lights, heat, sew-| in, town Saturday. Devils Lake—Clear, 19; roads fair. | FOR RENT_-A furnished apartment, | sows 10, —_——_—_—_—. leading breeds, free catalog, Har-} or and bath, all for $2700, The horse buyers, Percy Cohan and] Duluth—Partly cloudy, 82; roads] 2 rooms or rooms with or without | slaughte Balas one cae do ae FARGO BUTTER. vey Hatchery, Harvey, N. D. A ‘MODERN & room bungalow, full| George Paseno, were visitors in. this | slippery. eeping porch, in modern home. freely on the theory thatl for eee ee peer eee basement, Mueller furnace, garage —? eens Spey a ert] Be renee cloudy, 223 roads HI 409 “Fifth street, or Phone l yekntien: eek oat oriod eM pe al cream 52; packing i 1 t, 2 bed rooms, east| horses, Mr. Cohan will ship a carloa 2-R, s beke Z PORE SR eee ce tou naar kehoal] to an eastern market Fuesday. *Rachest#r—Clear 3: Taeoniie stata Mladgnter pigs’ 100 Caen set eae of almost of Bismarck on Trail No. 3 4,000. Mr. and Mrs. B. P, Heaton and son wine = ‘y's silver mesh" pocket book,| NICE MODERN cottage, with hard| Patrick are moving to Arena where FILIBUSTER Gatsle 11,900; most-Killing: elagpes| yates th coe nlene in oe tial Finder please return to Tribune of-| wood floors, very large living room,|(they will make their future home, steady; better.’ grade heavy steers hour were supported by" brisk up ae aa cere fice for rew: water, lights, heat and bath, gar-| but at this time will store most of, IN U. Ss; SENATE strong; light kinds steady to weak; {turns in pivotal groups, such as the d ¥} age matty foot lot, well located, for anair houseliold goods. MF; Gaston: b rong; vealers 50 to 7: lois tt | State of North Bakota, County of s Contessa Nettel camera.| _ $3,800. UE ROADRES Se PRR ARS amu! t figure on its| Burleikh. eke 3 reward for return, Notify Bis-| FINE 9 room modern house, well] elevator the coming ‘season. FINALLY ENDS'|: : 50 pounds stinghouse Air-| Ty County Court, Before How. I. arck Tribune. built, 75 foot frontage, 5 bed rooms,} “Miss Lucile Millmea, : Mi é sea most inbetween grades he ke went up 6% and Houston Oillin the » Mstale ef.Car- TOsT--Small dia i Finder please | hard’ wood floors throughout, hot} Rupp and Ed Wagner spent (Continued from page one) 11.00@'12.00; Ii cleight points, both to new record cise Kan ae Oar ete itu tor tematd. | water heat, some swell rooms, aj evening at the Perry home. hill to harness the Colorado river at Eee eee | yearlings : " levels. Sales approximated 2,000,000 Donnelly Tayler, De= ee pret fine home, garages, at a bargain: A rabbit drive was staged north of] Boulder Canyon was resumed late from. this Sato, or thos: ay be digs | talking. 10.50@11.50 on ight’ vealcrs; | Mares LOST Scotch, Collie, lame on right : ‘ Arena Saturday and they were svc-| today in-the senate. ; few sorted strongweights to shippers ea or, Petitioner, hind leg. Call 82 | Geo. M, Register. | cessful in cenpturing 475 rabbits.| Senator Johnson, Republican, CAT NCINTOSE, | screney, (ets, tit SAE ve opening MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Boots Is Worried (_ Bvt Xov Tord HIM OUR PLANS ,DIONT You 2 beggars Suet iT THAT 1S - OUR SALING NOW IT'S Too LATE DATE THE SAP | XRS=Noo SEE,1 DIDNT WEAR FROM WIM ~ 1 DONT KNOW WRERE WEIS, SX Now —~WE LEFT BETORE WE CHANCE TO TED. ME WWERE IWECTED ‘To BE SENT—AN Now ‘i PROBABIN WONT BEAR HIM ONT. WE GET SACK ~WAAT, ” MUST HE THINK ? THIS WAY IT LOOKS AS THOUGH | WERE RONNING AWAY FROM BIM~ WHATS THE MATTER DEAR? YOu SEEM SO QUIET~ You ARENT HOMESICK ALREADY, ARE You ? OK WELL~1 WOULDNT WoRRY ABOUT AT DEAR ~—= SYERX THING WILL TURN OLT ALL RIGHT —~ — OF LooK | WE MUST BE PULLING INTO THE STATION ~ COME, WE MUST HURRY AND GET OOR THINGS TOCETHER- But -1 KEPT WE ARE TAKING, WANTING . THINKING GO DOWNWARD “= Wheat closed unsettled 's to * off; at 2 leaders, ng corn inevit lation. CHICAGO Jae PAGE SEVEN FINANCIAL NEWS —Today— —Todey- Low 1.39% 1.38% 1.33 1.31% 1.30% 1.29% 15% TAM 2 @% to 3s 801% 79% 80% @% 82% B34 As ABMS 44s 43% aie ABM 43 1.06 1.05 1.03% 1.02% 9 98% 14.50, 14.20 . 16.30 Open ‘High, Low Close 1.38% 1.37% 1.38% 1.38% 1.3815 1.38 % YT AZ ALS ALM ABs AZM 425% 68% Feb: 24 Open High Low ; Durum— May 1.39% 1.40 1,39%4 July 1.36% 1.37 1. Rye— May 1.03 1,03 1.02% 1 July 1.01 1.02 1.01% 1.0; Flax— May = 2.22% 2.22% 2.92% 2.92% March 2.21 July 224% Feb. 220% CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Feb. 24—()—Cash wheat, No. 4 red 1.25 No, 2 hard 1.35% DOAS I SAV< PLAY JOST ANY: LOCK! TRE ‘CRADLE SONG’ AO USE IN-ME CALLIA' JUST AS:YOU ALWAYS |. | FOR AINTO COME OUT" , MIM PRACTICE ON NO, IT ISAT A ANEW PIECE = OUR PIANO WZ TUNED YESTERDAY.” AN, MOM! How) COME task PRACTICE ON mee = . TO tiny eis / A Corn No, 4 mixed 63; ‘No. 3 yellow 68@68"5. Oats No. 2 white 45%@46%; No. 13 white 41@42\, Rye. Not quoted. Barley 60@81. Timothy seed 4.75% 5.00. Clover ‘seed 28.00@35.00. Lard 12.32. Ribs 16.00. Bellies 16, __ MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Feb. 24.-()—Wheat ipts 225 car: compared to 147 a year ago. Cash No, 1 northern 1.37} @1-40%; "No. 1 dark northern spring,| choice to tecnt 1.41% @144%; good! to enbien 138% @1 40% ordinary to 343% @ No. 1. hard feng warn 73% 5 ee ; hard dark Montana “on track, | 1.30%@ 3 to arrive 1.39) 1.44% 5 May 138%) duly 138M ¥ Corn No. 3 yellow 67%@69%. Oats No. 3 white 41% @48. Barley 56@74. Rye No. 2° 09%, Flax No. 1, 211s @2.a0%. HICAGO POULTRY Chieugo Feb. 24.—()—Poultry. alive steady; receipts one car; fowl! , }*25@28; springs 28; turkeys 7. roosters 19; ducks 20@33; geese 20, ler, Krank Ches Joseph Chesrow und .all other p in said estate The State of N Dakota to the Above Named Respondents: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before the County Court ef the County of 1 igh, in said State, at the of- © of the County Judge of said unty, at the Court House in mr chy of Bismarck, in said Count nd State, on the i6th day of March A. D. 1927, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of that day, to show if you have, why and accounting of J. L, dministrator of sgid es- file in said Court covering from. the 13th day of . 1925 to the first day of J . D. 1927 shall not be al- lowed and ayprov cd.” The late resl- e of said Carrie D. Taylo s Caroline Donnelly 'Tay- eased, the owner of said es- tate, was the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh county, North Dakota. Let service be made of this cita- tion as required by law. Dated this 21st day of February — , By the Court: 1 ALD. 1927. (Seal) Cc. DAVIES, Judge of he ‘County Gor (First publicati n Feb. 24, 3. Guy ¢ sons interested pondents.