The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1928, Page 7

rv 20% "ag . st res pat, thirty’ days withis| stance of sock case, and where delay |Ontéx. Miller, mlssible. : °f: > ment niccly furnished, plenty of| which an Darvon mey Tile 8| tr moxie the application i sitive Planttt and Respondent| (2) Where error upon a. tel heat and hot water, all newly|claim, which be extend. vs. affects only the ai of Wy ptm f ed to the acts and declarations of s . ~decorated. Phone 503-W. 120 W,/ed by reason iosegecity, William Nultemeier, Sheriff ibrar bey Ay! Rosser. and in case of the death of the in-/ the opposing party the lapse of time . to the question of damages alone. —= PHON B.- 8Q2 = TOR RENT—A partment, Faralahed | ured Person, caused by his injuries,|may become more or less immaterial.|of Grant county, North Appeal from the District Court of —-=—— —————— : = one room and small kitchenette,| ‘within the first eat ri Appeal from the District Court of Dakota, | and Appellant, | Grant county, Hon. Thomas H. Pugh, MALE HELP WANTED | Rebuilt Automobiles | 272lhurst. 411 Fitth street. | ass thereafter by any person hav-,Richland county, Hon. Chas. | 5.44... ae ee MEN WANTED—At once to learn scitted Advertisige Rates FOR RENT—Furnished of unfut-|tng knowledge of (rg Mn Wolfe, Judge. (1) "Where in a complaint in a| Reversed and Remanded. barber trade, Easy, profitable A Used Car Is No Better Than the} ished two room apartment, Cal 8) Recelpta of notice of claim] Affirmed. conversion action it is alleged that| Opinion of the court by Birdsell, work. Our systematic training Effective Jan. 3, 1928 Dealer Made It. at 907 Fron. street. by the city auditor which had bees} Opinion of the court by Burr, J.Ja definite number of bushels of |Ch. J. ine i ci peti | Sener Try, 88 |THE uicnd company nw gn| "OR VERY Hak Be Oo [ee bare tet Go| tae, ery, t fe a ad en ored a econ & Mara, Mat Di ‘ul iculars free. Mol- in e 773. lance wit n, N. D., at jurphy a ion mages is for the rn ir lant. pba cree Bate ent} 2 Rots ss |) on een att Su ca] “PERSONAL |i wt teceengia also, o, What, Minn a alte of woh gun a he tine ofA" Nehon Cano, N. Day F . Dt Seseeeeese a g ‘ Poe whic! a) t tsion, with i pevidenc tor dent. ee mr ish a cat? 3 insertions, 25 words enjoy your summer tour in one of| PALMIST and Phrenologist, filed in the office of the Ae tetitor Pureell & PE ler, of Wahpeton, of, the highest ‘intermediate value % Scott Cameron, Bismarck, N. Del WANTED—Can you furnish a cai Are you villing to work? -If so, under .. -. 1.00 ae bg we . ity tee ane pee O Need & 18 ee | PR Sling) from the as asd N. D., attorneys for respondent. [between the date of the conversion|on oral argument. we will start you up in business. ~ Gen ‘you get home. Pick out your fare om 10. nj feips find lost axel rgent county, Hon. » M. Mee ata 4 ms Steady employment, and a huste| ler can make money selling our line. Call or write, Singer Sew- Se Sachin Company, Bismarck, DO YOU DRIVE A CART U.S. Government Chauffeur-Carrier job pays $141-175 month. “How to qualify” mailed FREE. Write, Instruction Bureau, 38-P Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. _ 100 MEN and women will make ex- tra income as Babv Chick agents. Get early start in new field. Write for details now. Beal’s Chickeries, Fargo, N. D. ee ee FEMALE HELP WANTED MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE From Grant County Jand the date of the triel is ined- - enna, Judge. +. 145 Ads over 25 words, 3c addi- car now while the selection is} ticles. See her today. tional per word good. Reversed an id Remanded. entinien of the court by Birdsell, ie MOM’N POP Ready For Business Ry Tas log ‘WANTED—An experienced wait- ress. Address care Tribune Ad. No. 78. WANTED—Schoo! girl to do_gen- eral housework. one 812-R. POSITION WANTED. WANTED—Pesition either tempor- ary or permanent by man 55 years old with 12 years exper- ience in a office work. Phone 461-W. ———_== HOME _ LAUNDRY ___ SEND those new shirts to Mar- guerit Bulten’s Home ‘Laundry and wear them several years. No chemicals used. Repairs made if desired. Our customers are sat- isfied. Ask your friends. We call and deliver. Tel. 1017, 203 Ave. A West. FURNITURE FOR 8ALE FOR SALE—One gateleg table, 4 dining chairs, 1 rocker, Queen Anne. Also day bed. All in good condition. Phone 527-R. FOR RENT—A_ bungalow style pian; to reliable party. Phone 290. ROOMS FOR RENT \ FOR RENT—Real cozy, well fur- nished room for 1 or 2 young men. Modern in every way, in- cluding telephone. Phone 483 or 267 oF call at 610 Ave. A, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleeping room in modern home, suitable for two gentlemen. Call at 208 Second street. Mrs. L. Logan, or phone 761, FOR RENT—Furnished room in modern home. Hot water heat, only five blocks from town._ Call at 706 Fourth street. Phone 1 | Eee er ee FOR RENT—One nice clean warm room suitable for two in strictly modern home. Call at 608 Third street or phone 415-3 after 5:00 RENT—Nicely furnished rooms in im heated home. Worth investigating. Phone 1151-R or ca!l at 625 Sixth street, FOR RENT—Three housekeeping rooms, central, quiet and on ground floor. Phone 1166 Mon- =; fav and Tuesday before 6 p.m. _ FOR RENT—One furnished sleep- ing room, hot water heat, close in, $12.00 per month. Phone. 375 or_call_at 302 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Two newly decorated, nicely furnished light housekeep- ing rooms. Close in. Cali at 113 __Mandan street. Phone 637-J. ROOM FOR RENT- ‘ge room, miodern, very convenient, extra warm, two. blocks from postoffice. 208 Ro: Phone 360-W. __ FOR R Rooms in modern home. Steam heated. With or without board, Close in. Call __ 816 Main or phone 919-R. FOR RENT—A comfortable room in modern home. Close in. Suit- able for one or two, Call at 208 five: B. Phone 983-J. FOR RENT—Room in modern home, close in, for refined young lady. . Call at_309 Seventh street, or_phone 844-M. s FOR RENT—One room suitable for two in modern home, close in, nice-and warm. Phone 342 or call _at 708 Es FOR RE: ished rooms for light housekeeping. Close in Phone 544-W or call at 320 Sec- ond street. FOR RENT—Warm room in mod- ern quiet home. Breakfast if de- sired. 409 Fifth. Phone 1093-R. FOR REST—Rooms. One tor $15 ad one at $10 per month. Phone ai 9: ______ MISCELLANEOUS SHEET MUSIC Old and New nuni- bers, 35 cents a copy. New dance folio, 50 cents, ‘Send us your wants. - Money back guaran- tee, if not. satisfied. DUBUQUE MAIL ORDER CO., 2164 Jackson St., Dubuque, Iowa.. Dept. 1: NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— New and second hand, Over 500 styles and .izes. We have one to fit your business. W. E. Stitzel, representative. Patterson Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two small houses in good condition, will trade for anol ‘desirable residence lots. J. C. Maddox, Bismarck, N, Dak. Phone 290. FOR SALE—Choice Tmported Ger al ive by ete, Jacob Bull, Dickinson, ND Bog 428 FOR SALE—Mammoth Bronze turkeys, large heavy bone 1 - Tome #10," fens $5, uni bid irs M. Dahl, Hazelton, N. SHORTHORN BULL VOR SALE— One Pedigreed ae two years old. Price $125. TE. Heal de. McKeon Nb. ite boar of the laego typo. Roy -". Phone 7-F-4, FO. SAL! dry ‘corn ‘ Phone 106, mt ita nn: closed car or}. - $3 s CLASSIFIED DISPLAY |] “Rebuilt Cars With a Kerutation” |? J YEA.B0, NEXT WEEK DLL LIGHT TH’ (esr TED TO SHOW TH’ : | De Lauder & Lauder, and Purcell & 4 L_ JUST WANTED TO ™ Lathes Lahr Motor Sales Co, || Decisions of Heder, ‘Wahpston Ne Dake ator FUSE ON MAY CHILE MINING STOCK AN’ OLD GENT Z KNOW MY BERRIES ABOL™ 90 Cents Per Inch | Supreme Court neys for Appellant. ‘BLOW TH’GUANS AN’ TWTES OFFA THEIR INVESTMENTS ~ THAT GIVES HIM All classified ads are cash in HOUSES AND FLATS aE LEY SMI . a Dive ane eo Di tlsor Bak, FRET — ROP THINKS TM TH' BIG NOISE CONFIDENCE AN! HE'LL TAME MORE STOO caren oy S oranetd be re- || FOR RENT—Strictly modem 8 From Ward County Fargo, N. Daky Attorneys . for < CLEANED UP 100 BUCKS INWHAT T SAY-FURTHERMORE TNE gcived by 9 e'cleck to inpure room lower duplex, garage at-|J. K. LaPorte, . pint FOR HIM ON A STOCK TIP- AS A MATTER GOT TH’ WHOLE FAMILY CLINGING e _ dey. tached. "O, Wy Roberts, Weather Flatatitt and Appellant Frou: BOLDU Count OF FACT, THAT HUNDRED CAME OUTA TO THEIR DOUGH LIKE LEECHES = THE _Bureau. Phone 151,00 . m Ramsey County . BISMARCK TRIBUNE ||| Foo ar baneaisy with guste’ hue| Defendant and Respondent,|/0H* U Mette ie sos casts HONE 32 in. 0, W. Roberts, Weather Bur. | Ssllabus: ve. eau. Phone 151, mee evenine ne ‘Se "io bef Ellings Ferelend, and Ree . FOR RENT—Modern tarnished siz | hi y nd Responden Berea roein Heuse 6 feuiy a saat where the defendant justified his! gyitabus: ESTRAYED—From our farm neat) Close in. Write Tribune Ad, No,|"sfusel to turn them over to, the weer toe Rig en “and Ts SSNS Ree ee the ground that he held them under ROUy Goes endly, take up.end, FOR RENT—Modern furnished ax |a *cbicr nat tea ander the eateay ity of Menoken or MeKensie. L.| 00M house. Adults only. Writel statute, Section 2867, C. L. 1916, et i Tribune Ad. No. 75. seq., the record is examined and action to recover dam- ages resulting from a collision of two automobiles wy a highway where the defendant answered de- tying negligence, alleging that the E. Heaton Jr., McKenzie, N. D. | ESTRAYED—From our FOR REI'T—Strictly modern home| held, for reasons stated in the opin- aeewie ae he ime hee furnished at 813 Thayer. Inquire ion, that the evidence is sufneent one red ind. white spotted yearl- __W.S. Casselman. ____| to sustain the jury's verdict for the ing steer, weight about 600 andj FOR RENT—Strictly modern four sgerdasl VRC ‘ f which horned. Kindly notify and collect|_room_bungalow. Phone 460-M._| 1° bate Meet nail ies charges. L. E. Heaton Jr., Mc-| FOR RENT—Five room house. In- and held, f fae ferng Stated in the Kenzie, N. D. quire at 214 Fifth street. opinion, that the same were not CETMA For Po THIS GOT ON TH OTHER fl erroneous. e s rere HAND, Toe 3. Where the record fails to show vegan DEAL TO GUICN- JANARY'S A LITTLE TOO || LONG IM LIABLE T’GET S 6 YM affirmatively a request that special ef f passion and SOON FOR SAP “TAPPING ANY WAY AN! ZL NOT LOCRIN! FOR = IF TH’ REAL GILG RADIO PROGRAMS _ |[sesizu'is save per doedic FE DONT WARINA LEAVE UNTIL Z STRIP TH’ |] GERRICK SHOULD TURN OP TLL an assignment of predicated FAMILX TREE OF ALL IT'S BARK—TH! LIKELY GET A BREAD AN cee | LONGER ZL WAT TH MORE THEV/LL WATER DIET FEATURES ON THE AIR 1 |. .4--Where after the expiration of | ground. HAVE SAVED UP FOR mE T’ GET— * A the twenty day period Wives tor : 1:00—Stromberg-Caresn Hour: Popular Music—WJZ WBZ WBAL answer as a matter of right, the the BA! _ defendant served an amended das is A : i — x int ti tow: left in- T-tinie WAR WAG Woon Whe'wON Won WCAE Wrai — [answer upon the plaintiff's attorney | een er homies Tight, pag claiming dna Wsi WHC Wse Wel Wri Woe, NVCO WFAA WHA | who admitted service thereon with:|he was acting in an in 8:00—Eveready Hour-WEAF WEE] WJAR WI wRc Wor wor [out “be te where upon trial/an attempt to avoid @ collision, it WEAE Way, aes WSAl WGN KSD WCCO WOC WDAF of the case the ied pleadings filed|is not error ‘to instruct wu the 9:00—Auction Bridge Games—WEAF WEE! WTIC wJar wrag | were the complaint, the oem question of negligence, coupling with WESH WEI WRO WOT WOR WCAE WTAM WWI-WSAl WON answer, and the reply to the original|/ such instruction a Wil KSD WCCO WOC WHO WOW WDAF WHAS WSM WMC WSB answer, and no objection was made! special reference to the act of the WIMS by the reas es ee trial shed Plsincite, that the jury ehould take issues as made by the pleadings TUESDAY, JAN. 10 CENTRAL filed, and the case was so tried, Itlfor Kintiee mide eee (By The Associated Press} bed piaiatit as he was for him to consider the necessity ition 82 is too late after judgment is entered ing action, condit Programs tn Central Standard time. 7.99 scromteey Grete 87 to complain that the amended answ alae lee se All time is P. Bf. uni therwise id on Orchestra ditch at his right, if shown, dicated: Wave ienxthe on left ct cay) 3:00—Continentals was served gfter time and without| the natural hesitancy of 3 letters. kilocyeles on right. “"" ,9:00—Al and Pete leave of court. in tried on the| T.t2 drive into Siditch eed $ a e ere a cause is on the! ¢; and ° ae TZE-WPO Atlantio City—1100 Fh ecnet Meer ub Chicage—#80 | issues as made by the pleadings filed onions and thst he goal pie Moonee $35 Renner Goncert 8:00—Theater und Studio without objection on the part of the | qi negligent if he made an error 9:30—Dance Orchestras §:30—Children of Mooseheart plaintiff, it is too late after judg-|of judgment such as an ordinaril 285.5—WBAL Baitimere—t 11:00—Studlo Program «2 hrs.) ment is entered to complain on the a pry “4 bf Siromberg-Certaon read Fie ot anasttons eee — ground that a counterclaim set up Cuneta Persupracedi bas, :00-WBAL ensemble in the answer is not proper. ‘Appeal from the District Court of z US ARE GETTIN’ £08.2—-WEE! Boston—s90 6. The estray statute, Section] Ramsey county, Hon. G. Grimson, DRESSED UP, eeccuacringe eae - 2567, C. L. 1913, et seq, is intended | Judge, 2° Pilgrims ¢:00—Supperdell Press to provide a speedy convenient} Affirmed. AINT WEF cle 7:30—Personalities Ie Music eee for determining the owner-} Opinion of the Court by Birdzell, Wena Romina 474 ituagras Cneee—vo | sip of a etay hat mmy ba Een cs” Se Cou By Biv * ner Concer ¢—Op'ry House Tonight o— Musica Program of ‘the charges of the person taking Dak, Attorsaye ioe hepalane: Dance a ibiskconbets cu of Women up such pucigd Piper tin) a lien . M. Anderson and T. W. Mor: 302.8—1 uff ulo—990 . a thereon, and. must strictly com-| ri; Devil 5 " ‘ et ¢a0-Bandtes wey st vel plied with, [But when ey owner of Jee dS a pS emne ror aaron! 00—Auction 41 :15—Crosley Ensemble an estray n taken t re — Reda bares kin 8:16—Crosley Cossacks suant to the statute has notice and From Divide County 1:00—Popular Program 361.2—WSAI Cincinnati—820 appears and demands the animal s0| Nellig Earnest, Plaintiff and A) I. 20—O14 Fashioned Dance $:00-Selberling Singers taken, the‘ purpose of the statute ener cre nee ee 15—WMAK Follies sie enstien Bridge with respect to notice is satisfied) [> ae stn vei upaplecias 399.8—WTAM Cleveland—750 and further statutory steps in that] First National Bank of Crosby, e—Voters Service ae 2:00—Seiberling Singers behalf need not be taken. North Dakota, a banking corpora: hevlige olteaae $:00—Eveready Hour 7 The estray statute contem- ° wisi :00—Auction Bridge wd Barer plates that one taking up estrays ree ae rarggeel Crosb; f 5 Mtt-WOR Newarie—r10, = imac. and claiming a lien thereon under| North Dakota, a bankiog core neers opeeniies 545.1—WFAA Dallae—850 the statute for his damages and! tion, Defendant and Respondent. Byers Dinner Dance 7:00—Seiberling Singers costs, must, look altogether to the| Syllabus: 10-—Sessions Chimes 0—Air Weavers cstrays and his lien upon them} 1. Open and notorious possession "Camille e > s748—woc Davenport—80¢ for the satisfaction of such charges,| and occupancy of real property b: LETS YOU AN' NE GO —Premiers Orchestra O0—Eveready eur and if upon a sale thereof on fore-/another than his grantor is suf- closure of the lien the proceeds of the sale are not sufficient to satisfy ficient to charge a TILL ASIL MY AKOM, AN SHOW OFF TO H f ; estate with knowledge of the rights 7D BLY ME A NICE |FRECKLES=HE NEVE 491.6-—-WEAF New York—610 “ 0— Waldorf Astoria Orchestra such charges, he is not entitled to] of the pant sf; GETS ANY MEW o—Natfonal “Muricatitien $:0)-—Selberting. ir a deficiency ” judgment against the/rule is subject bestia nah a = . oA Western Hea eee owner. when the party in possession holds SAME BOLKY DOT SHIRT= eready Hout Appeal from the District court of ag teat ages 1 paren Ward | county, Ben ake ae Lone —Stromberg Carlson Orchi udge. ‘om a judgment for the 454.3—WJZ New York—660 O—Red Ape club. @brs.)" “_ Cteriant the plaintiff appeals, magi RAREST. Crphestea an Hees Detroit—s50 Modified and affirmed with fee ears Carlaon Hour 00—Serberling ‘Sinners directions: 0— Torrid Te a lease of the property and the pur- chaser knows of the existence of SARE OLD MECETG- such "lease, he “may attribute. the SAME OLD ENERYTAING. Pensesniog a ach maar. ‘ Hebd, tot . ‘i TLL I GET G0OFY reasons st in the opinion, LOOKIN AT MIM=C! in the instant case the facts t such as to bring the case ‘within this WELL GIVE HIM 00—Eveready. Hour Opinion of the court by Nuessle, J. ‘ots : 9:02— Auction Brags L. J. Palda, Jr, C. E. Brace, and| exe he rule. A SURPRISE! : | eee siliced gedit WBAP Fort Worth—600 Robert W. Palda, all of Minot, at-| ore ae dectians 5598, C, L, 1918, 405.2—WFI-WLIT Philadeiphia—140 8:00—Varled Program torneys for appellant, providing that an ru: és F. B. Lambert, of Minot, attorney i 1.2— » . 43 dren's Teriiiaht Hour aan ae Jefferson City—830 for respondent. 348.6—WO00 Philadelphie—se0 6:30—WOO Trio 816.6—KDKA Pittsburgh—950 ‘Little Symphony Orchestra 0—Stromberg Carison 00—Contihentale raped *From Sargent County Emily Hooge, widow of John Hooge, deceased, Plaintiff and Appellant ‘Alexander’ vs. sl reuant to A536 WIAA Providencessas City of Milnor, in Sargent sale on £judeme rm one $:00-—-Voters, Service ine county, North Dakota, where the occupant was in open So Eveready Heue™ 405.2—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul-740 , Defendant and Appellant. |netorious in of the ragreeg 9:00—Auction Bridge 6:00—National League Women Voters |SYllabus: under her claim of title at the time 277.6—WHAM Rochester—1080 8:00—Eveready Hour (1) Section 3627 of the Compiled | the fudemen ment was obtained, the ex- rj 7% 1:00—Stromberg Carlson Hour Se—Auction Bridre verse «(| LAWS of 1918, requiring notice of|ecutlon fasued, the sale sede, and TM NO SHERLOCK \/ Yes, You 3i00—Studlo Program 608.2—WOW Omaha—s90 aims iF ae Cody teckiy "5 ‘One who is in open and notori. PMSS, Bor, cM EM 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 1:00—Singers COVETED: FLORA EAMES: MUNEY ME MIEIaan) os ee ° CON TELL AT FELLER] 1} HEAD 1:00—Selberling Singers $:00—Popular Old Time Mule construed so far as concerns the|ous possession of rea! perty un- NEXT HERE MA 1:30—Aip Weavers 9:00—Auction Bridge Games necessity for such notice. der ry DONT WORK IN o' Him NY §:00—Eversady Hour 499.7—WOA! San Antonio—éec (2) The sufficiency of 2 notice| estopped crusty $ OUR SHOP. Bur var aa ee 9:00—Gebhardt Mexican Players given under Section 3627 of the Com- HMP! WHEN Setur , Bu 5:11—Bert Dolan's Orchestra rence Bie. Levlerstte piled Laws of 1918 being a ni N A Bur Private | IM NoT IN Ebr Bert, De me Jf0-Gelberiing Singers matter, the statutory “THEY WAS HAND! t Ff; berg Gaticen Hour 9:00—Auction Bridge cerning its contents s be liber-| j GALL YOu STEPPIN' ON +8 xoaians '348,.6—KVOO Tulsa—s60 ally construed, but there must be a NAPOLEONS “T0ES- - hse orontom640 6:00—Silaby’s Red Peppers substantial pomelinnee. $:03—Bopular Musi $strBelveriing Singers (3) Section 3627 of the Compiled| ment was Hiesatiyy Opera Hon ss Ga wtEe fan a0. Laws of 1913 requires that notice me prrmery L $:00—Cornet Quartet; Vocal Trio; of claims against cities must, de- 1S Washington—t40 por i % | scribe the time, place, causé and ex-| Al parece, Sereice tent of the damages or injury at » fis reresay Teer WESTERN ee aapiut of Serngee leimed E ‘or. It is held a notice 516,.8-—-WTAG Worcester—se¢ $25.9—KOA Denver—920 which advises a city of the time :30-—Dinner Concert 301 9 amy STH peeen Boz * SOUTHERN sae-eepale Batege 10:00—NBC Programe (2 brs.) place and cause of an and that “as a result thereof deceased S9.9—WWNG Asheville—1010 416.4--KHJ Los Angeles—720 Et Music, 9:00—Pollce, Fire Department pres ‘ : 9:30—Troubadours Iitt-falvetine Atiante—690 1adttoKNX Los Angeles—t00 —W 394.4—KGO Oskiand—700 + LE WDOD Chattancoga—te00 Hat Relea, ran” ) ‘264—KTHS Het, Sorings—700 W8.2—KLX Oakland—s00 au 10:00—Special_Progra Br Terpers Cosvtangua §— jf —ppecla Program S3ea idge xi 41.5—KGW Portiand—t10 Twin dacksonvite—és0 30:30-—Auetion Bridge Games BE iy es Lesaea aaiteoKPRO San Francieco—o60 iseWHAS Loulavine—eeo «15.00 Dense’ Muse 2 ra) . i . ‘ . 492.3—KPO ed Francisco—710 Memphie—s00 - it aca ete, Games HBG KIR” Boattie—200 ty es Pant Twins, |. . Game Dene Mune’ atidee Z