The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 9

| It AY, JUNE 10. 1927 erncom of May 2, 1037 an of county commission. uant to. adjournment. Malm service station, reo- pairs’ and unig esd mag ree Commissioners Fricke, re, ai Se ‘Swanson-and. Will | m.was made that the min- mre reyes meeting: stand ry oy Commissioner Swanson, Commissioner Moynier, je offer of the, Dakota Land & ‘or the purchase bucket elevator belonging to for tne gum ed by company, for lunty be accepted 00, ‘by Commissioner Moynier. yy the board to the North Dakota nation- 5 lu, block 56, di As he motion made b: lots 8, 9 an plat, be rescin ‘wai Ra te the above mo> me llowed, Nos. 1 lost motion, the. Lda ne} bills. \h 58, uject Nick Hr; yokows roai Rembrandt ine for ‘m EARy jFrench, & sWelek upplies ama, ‘water de- © ismat of Vivien Bay . Driscoll township, and box Yor pe alge i Tele- phone Co., May exchange service me Pa ge fi 5 no naliuses dus or f delinquent: Brothers, excavating for road venting Lite boarding | hi of Mrs, Sandberg and ren... Welch, sherift, , mileage | in serv} fen of “expiration oF mption . Meisen, “supplies and fin connection. with Fmination of gophers ost sharpeniog (fates Utiitties col » Pol maintenance, 1, state road Weich, ‘sheriff, jding and ‘ guarding ners Ibin Hedstrom, mi } of county jail ... ‘er Transfer corpura- "\, storage s-Meyer, ‘supp ate Swick, county a Kavonius, care’ of ja children . paener: Thoyre, county rowers, repairing ty tractor ... ‘oop, labor repalr- ‘county tractor ... ty Kdwards, hautiny i} “ rader from jake Welch, sheriff, mtk in serving papers in {inal action for April td DeHaan, mainten- } on Moffit a Hepkori + on ‘division a8 auinten- No. WSepe Cay assignee to t National Bun intenance division tate road No. 6. jourdette, Natio ntenance, fate road maintenance, 3, state roud Jordan, maintenance, sion No. 1, National kK rt nty surveyor . Marie Dixon, uty surveyor ta Reichert, county aid “he. Vaskes, mother's Non Pi valgren, me he ‘mother’ ce son, ers ere (Larsen) jensen, mother's boa rt dered on local com- ee in sampection, with and feed . prek Grocery I for x gopher Hol ‘committee, i al i and feed loans . ;, Jsaminger, overtim q Io listing Ug, More, gixcer: Peart sopher po Laund Biss,’ tinjg apent ‘on ee) 378.48 ‘cuttin seandard F. H. pitlsbury, serving ‘on 9.50 by committee, seed and Finney’ 8 drug stor ‘rofte township, onl de. lvered to B. Anderson Mi ear hauling ashes roud Nortibwost Rereeey nuraery 269.35 6.80. for grader; Wing — Cooporativ assigned to count: urer, seed and fced orders 3. Hi Miley, time spent on ed and ‘feed loa Theron Bilison, time spent a and feed loans Co., culverts . Walter MeMal on, overhi ing typewriters . Pau » reporting vital ‘statistios « be ad reporting vitai 100.00 272.61) M “reporting V 107.10] B. 114%! K ershay, 1 statis 101.66/ H. ns, statistics J.C. Hitken, ital statistics 26.00|W | peel. ‘atinties -. si v i rat, reporting Vital oe ‘M. Bierke, reporting vitai © statiption . Edw. L ‘A mi vital stat! rag . 151.50}August Doehle, zival statlatics 25.00 | Joh Vaiste, 44 vitad statistics S7.19}Ac H. K Sora 16.00] vital statistics 30.00 frehitd, vital statistics 26.00}. 3. Wi . vital 25.00; Emi 30.00] ER 15.00 26. 68:19 ‘Mrs. leman, “reportin, wit rie eporiing f. lon, itt hae stat tics ine ce ny vital in vital. saat avital iat | mer amet i eee reporting a Mor itor ton repechag vita mtatistion Elia. He report- orge ‘Anderson, vital bi tyres) . * vitai otatiatics . ms Great Western Grain a ned t it; ‘ treaauters seed and toed Nove Bansta 3 ‘Metal Culvert Monireh a mek county tre: Fr ee and feed ders @. ‘renee. ke, ty | TH Great tern Grain estened to fy Feporting , 3 eed and feed or ii 6.00 13.35 154.60 38.70 35.00 34.23 69.97 86.68 20.00 41.25 » 330.00 wW, ide ose opened at d| vez joner Fricko ‘seconded tne ressinn Tee: altion, 7 Mone rolt ‘a he seer has’ Fricke. ayer. yaler, Aye; Swanson, aye, and. y 4 1087 via tlt eg an ad aan tad Sridg onthe a beara ot Staats Bed med with apgat in 4 test commisst Lt oni es fe y sii "sabe conded by Commissioner Fricke, jat property owned by ee county ot te an in- dividual, Moynier, aye, aye; Swanson, aye, an wi, pon motion the® following re- ports were received and filed: eport of the clerk of. court of "| tere collected: the , $i Rey ort of, Ueotge Plepkorn, de; ayy, 3 rift, of fe collected od, ta cr fininal. Lyaeelgne: juring, month’ of bag) J Is 0: Heport of GlGrk of court of. teen ler! collected suring month of April, 1927, $172.71 Report ot ‘the county agent of.the Ry cost of gopher eradication in Bur- leigh county, $631, eport of the sWreriff of fees col- lected in elvil actions for the month of April, 1927, $237.3 Toport of the aheritt of coltection oO nquen: persona! property ae for the month of April, 1927, Report of thé sheriff of services in criminal Lattin for the month of April, 1927, $31: Report of t fees collect Ey of April, Tet $380. 753 Report of the sheriff of foes col- lected in civil actions for the month of Pee 1927, $201.81; Report of the sheriff o& the col- lection "ot delinquent personal prop- taxea for the month of:March, 1927 40; Report of the sheritt lected: in criminal’ act mgnth of March, 1927, 59. Ce ir Moynier, loner Fricke, that Whereas, she board having per: sonally ‘examined the brid 4 culvert located in section 3 and in the NW% of 10-142- “a Mand: having found same in an unsafe condition for any ordinary traffic and same haying been condemned by, the postoftice department, and an ist ency ex! wariue™ ediate repairing and rebulldin Therefore, Resolved, that un- @er the authority ve county board by ‘sectio: piled ‘awe of , order the Fargo Bri pany to repair vy bridge and cuty exceed the last Srey of work. month "Of ea t @ cost not to ‘oll call: Fricke, joynier, aye Swanton, aye, an 1, Upon Leni? the Yollowing bills, Nos. 118 to 176, were allowed sup- feet to petwonel tages due or de- a juent. aie county trei bps seed and feed ord ak car, county urer, seed and feed 3,293.71 1,619.75 83.49 45.00 6.44 G. count: certificate: . county trea: urer, freight and drayage Isel_ Staples, signed to county treasurer, court Spear, Go. L. ‘Spee, ure FB alecurd wheel g county “user, witness certificates kinson, county veyor, blueprint maps “ot ee H slo: expreas pald. by him. aa county treasy “urer, seed and feed orders Roland H. Crane, justice can Neii withes: in, justicn (court : x art wi 35. 191.62 2.10 2.10 105.00 Lester ip Sarit, oy tand for right-of-way .... . Isaminger, ‘coun’ tor, express on ass sort 2.57 40.45 s.io 2.10 2.10 2.10 4.20 5.00 i lee court Cc. *. Sais feen in justice court . . aritness ure interpreter Casi witness f¢ aay in Justice court + Ne fechety, An teuographer Bee i intone fees witness court 5 fellows won, iy Justice court. gy ogee "witness td Just t « Rbeling varitness tees « ee court «justice court , Casselman,” justice ante 004.41 |” ries paid for this | {2% ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Where the Wild West Begins post erie, eaemiaation }, coron sea Wis "| Nh ness .... se se snes Joe Manon, coroner's wit- ne! menth of | © Russell cutting ed co. Wilk, ‘county, com: misstoner jake Gartner, witness for or Moynicr, county com- issioner and viewing cam- lewing vol td ‘vand Wr Cleveland,” witness tees in justice court .... Afton Beer, witness in justice court Effie Dupuis, stenographer In Justice court viewing “toon wt that McClellan Sanders be appoint c@ aunensor for Riverview, township Commissioner Fricke, y Moy: inte aye Soder, ay Swanson,-aye, and Will, ave Moved by Commissioner Sw gceunded by Commissioner hat the county pay the judgments against the county in connection with the escaped taxes ot property incurred in 1933 and which | now stands ‘gs ign againgt property owned by Burleigh colinty. Be call: Fricke, aye; Moynicr, Soder, ‘aye; Swanson, aye, and Will Epon motion the following tax pbatements were. approved or re- ject Application of Geo. C. Lamber, re- ggiver for the Equity Cooperatiy Exchange, fot fund of $12.39, the year 1 hey assesned on grain at Drlscol Application of O1 refund of hait tax we on 45 ar itt This lan listed as 8 heres tn crop and should have been Usted as 35 acres. Application of | Martin Bourgois for a refund of hail insurance taxes on. 160 acres, totalin, year 1926, on the SEX -: ais this land was all in pasture. Application of the Bismai etal school district No. 1 cancellation of general taxes ed in Coffin's addi- <engie, addition and Flan- nery and Wetherby's addition, for the years 1918-19-20 and 21, as this property. Is owned by the Bismarck special school district No. 1. vation, of C. E. ‘Hale, Two rovers of the county .cor- re- 2 oner, rejected. Moved by Commissioner ernie and seconded by: Commissioner Fricke, that the county of Burleigh sell to Ruth BE. Wynkoop, lots 19, 20 and 21, block 13, McKenzie’s ad 18.95|2 dition tothe city ‘of Bismarck, $125.00 per lot. This offer is cepted abi ogt to the approval of the board of cit S asst Roll call; Moynie: r, aye ‘Swanson, aye, and by Commissioner Soder, acconded Ri Commissioner Moynier, tine AE bl Wee of Margaret Cieeten Engeseth be § reduced pas) to hoge | cn 5 ricke, ay ynier, Soder, aye; Swanson, aye, an , aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by. Commissioner ler, that ‘no more overtime will be al- the" sh rks or doputies of county | offi unless prev. Jously | inj suthorined by the, spent, of G mney missioners. J i Fricke, aye: Moynier, Swanson, aye, and lernoeh ef May i of county commission- with the ‘following bers per rat Fricke, Moynier, ner Swanson introduced te “allowing resolution and moved adoption: Be It Resolved, by the board of county commissioners of Burleigh county that the county auditor fe and ereey is instructed to adver. ‘or for the construction of road in go 30 and between Sections 19 and 20, and between sec: tion .17 ae sola all in. Morton town: ahi idx to be opened at 2 o*el eats June 8, Comma lssloncr Moynier, ‘weconded Bie foregoing resolution and on roll members. present voted as Fricke, aye; MMoynier, aye; Swanson, bi ae. wil ‘On motion aye. mioet June't, ten? ajourned to A.C. JSAMINGER, gouty, Auditor leigh County A Korth ft Dakotn. President: Coolidge with the ten-gallon hat that will be correct -ex- ; ecutive hea ile een a relief map of ee Ger ye region. COOLIDGE TO DIME NOVEL COUNTRY. GHOSTS OF GUNMEN, PROSPECTORS AND INDIANS STALK VACATION LAND | Deadwood, Near Summer ~ Home Site in South Dakota, Is Famous Because of Deadwood Dick, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Other Characters (BY PETFR EDSON) Rapid City, S. D., June 10—(NEA) <If Calvin Vooliage comes pack 110.4 his yacation this summer: wearing a Shepallon hat, chaps, and a trusty Ix-shooter, there'll be a reason: he ig going to spend his vacation in the heart of the country made famous by the infamous yellow-backed dime novel. In the Black Hills canyons to.the north and south and west of the sum- mer White House near Rapid City, are the ghosts of more two-gun men than Bill Hart and Tom Mix together ever impersonated in the movies. Twice a month, Deadwood Dick, with his one eye and his sawed off shot gun loaded with buckshot, and two peati-handled six-shooters at his belt, used to ride through this coun- try sitting on a Wells Fargo le filled with $500,000 in gold, shooting a way. clear to Omaha and furnish- imspiration for the Beadle Dime Library. Calamity Jane In White Rock cemetery, north of Deadwood, they -used to bury a man every morning before breakfast. Here now ‘repose the bones of im- mortal “Wild ait” Hickok, who had forty agtches on his gun, and Calam- ity Jane, who threw away her wom- en's clothes, dressed as a man, was a mule skinner for Coolidge, the Indian fighter, and the toughest, hard swear- ing, hard. riding, hard. drinking wo- man who ever graduated from the school of experience. She was a Mi souri preacher's daughter and she got her name from the calamity as brought on all who got in the range of her gun. She was most handy with a sit-shooter. Single- handed, ie captured = McCall, Hickock’s layer, with a butcher's cleaver, Belle Fourche, just a few smiles further north, is still the scene ‘of one of Fagin best rodeos and round- ups. im, Only. a ee more than’50 years ago all this couniey was a howling Florence Borner) Watch pol, ha while in the in the street? to greet, * Do wea eeethes on the walk latch =e your ace sia» male ina cart. travel far, 4 a » furious, rate, fate, TO MERRL ale mureneny EXEQSTIVE ' OFFICES SUMMER RESORT, wilderness. Then one of Custer’s scouts discovered gold a few miles south of where Coolidge will hang his hat this summer, and the place became a howling wilderness of sin. It was a country so bad that there is a-monument erected in the town of Custer to Mrs. Anna D. Tallent, the first white woman who dared set foot in the region. Monument to Teddy There are two other famous monu- ments in the hills. One, outside the town of Deadwood, is erected to Theodore Roosevelt. In his hunting days Teddy roamed these hills and liked ‘em. The other monument is erected. to the first sky pilot in Deadwood, Preacher Smith,.who marched right into “Nutshell Bill's” saloon, made | them clear away the bottles from the bar and abandon the faro and poker tables while he conducted divine serv- ices and passed the hat for a cel- lection of gold dust and nuggets.! One day Preacher Smith went to! Crook City to reform that place, and the Sioux Indians caught him and scalped him. Even Calamity Jane Not far away,from Rapi y is the city of eh ite which has been worked for more than 50 ana | and produces about $8,000,000 worth of gold a year—one-seventh of ithe! whole world’s production. Famous ‘Beauty Spot There ate 1800 square miles of| United States forest reserve to the | west of the summer White House, land thousands ‘of square miles more jtoo, all covered with the dark pines | jwhich give the Black Hills their name. The hills themselyes cover an! area 60 je and over a hun-| dred mites long. | Harney peak, 7200 fect high, is the highest mountaih east of ‘the Rockies. By some freak of nature these hills were pushed up out of a level plain. | North, cast and west stretch vast expanses of the prairie And as if the country were. not! wild enough in its history and per onal narrative to suit even a pre dent’s fancy, 40° miles to the east of Rapid City are the famous bad lands | of South Dakota, Here, ages and { cons before the days of Wild Bill, | Calamity Jane and Custer, roa the saber-toothed tiger, the dino and the three-toed horse. ‘ still dig the fossils old rock and ship the bones to museums. All this but 30 hours by train from | Chicago, Tame Enough Now Of course the country is n jwild now. Four railroads lead into Rapid City. Two of them end in Deadwood, as though this pot of gold were the rainbow's end. There ure broad, beautiful highways through the hills, well marked, leading to Denver, Omaha, Minneapolis, Chey- enna, or where you will. At Deadwood last year they had & season of opera, guaranteed by the Vdlunteer Fire department. Gutzon Borglum is thinking of carving stat- ues of George Washington and Lin- coln on some of the more prominent dornicks. Chambers of commerce and all the other latest nifties of civi ization are found in every city. All of the bold, bad) men been chased out of the hills. sheriff's force in Rapid City says there are a few moonshiners left, !but whenever they are caught they ure fined $29.75 and set to work cutting the grass on the courthouse , lawn, at all have | The Napoleon House, in New Orleans, to which friends of the famous een- eral planned to take him after effect- ing his rescue from St. Helena, is offered for sale. Napoleon died be- fore the rescue could be accom- plished. What's y your shoe size? The pair of shoes exhibited in_our window are yours— FREE—if you can wear them properly fitted—Webb Bros. VULCANIZING || Tires and Tubes, Oil and Grease |} Auto Accessories Phone 944 Bismarek Aceessory & Tire Co. Next to First Guaranty Bank READ DANCES LIKE MUSIC One-}wo-three-dip. _Une-two-three- kick. Right foot. forward the balls of both f start again. 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