The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 10

! i MILHOLLAN TO | BE PRESIDENT OF UTILITY C0. Will Head and Be General Manager of Public Service Concern at Omaha Frank Milhollan, who resigned on February 15 as a member of the North Dakota Railroad commission, | of which he has been chairman for many years, has accepted the position of president and general manage the Central West Public Service company, with headquarters at Omaha, Neb., he announced today at Devils Lake, where he is attend- ing a convention of the North Da- kota Telephone association. His resignation from the ‘railroad board becomes effective April 1, at which time he expects to assume his new duties and will move his family from Bismarck to Omaha. . Decision to accept his proposition came, Mr. Milhollan said, after he had given careful consideration to a number of offers from various parts of the country. The Central West Governor Sorlie to Present Merit Badges to Scouts Governor A. G, Sorlie will present the first and second class merit badges to 20 members of the Bis- marck Boy Scout troops at a Court of Honor ceremony which will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the high school auditorium. W. G. Fulton, director work here, is in charge of the meet- ing this evening. An_ interesting program has been arranged and the public is invited te attend. Officers of Bankers Associations Meet | — | of the county bankers’ | ns of the Missouri Slope area are meeting in the chambers of the Association of Commerce tod to discuss general banking problen W. C. Macfadden, Fargo, secre- | tary of the North Dakota Bankers | association, is in attendance the meetings as official representative | ing are Burleigh, Morton, McLean, Grant, Emmons, Bowman, Slope, Hettinger, Adams and Golden Valley. CONTRABA iALOSHES Vancouver, B. C.—Sudden appear- Public Service company, he say: operates utilities properties in South Dakota, Nebraska and Towa with a number of plants in North Dakota, including the gas plant at Jamestown, and the electric plants at Bowman, Hettinger. Tower C Buffalo, Medina, Starkweathe Lakota, Strecter, and Cando. “A great many of my friends have been advising me to consider the possibility of seeking member- ship on the interstate commerce commission in the event of a vacancy arising in near hollan said. the conclusion I ought to be well fitted to enter public utility busi- ness, in which I see a great future for one who can adapt him-clf to its| J opportunities.” ADV v Sealed bids for the construction of Pavement and the E a sorios for pa described st Commigsioners of eight o'clock p.m. 4 ‘On Seventh to the Boule. ‘On Eighth Street from Avenue B to Avenue F. ‘On Ninth Street from Avenue B to Avenue D. ‘On Tenth Street from Broadway to and from Rosser Ave- Thayer Avenuy nue to Avenui On Eleventh Street from Broadway to Avenue B. On Twelfth Street from Broadway to Avenue B. On Thirteenth Street from Broad- way to Avenue B. On Fourteenth way to Avenue reet from Bread- On Fifte from Thayer Avenue to Ave On_ Sixteenth from Rosser} Avenue to Avenu On Broadway from Ninth Street to Fourteenth Street On Thayer Tenth from reet rom rect. eC from enth Street Street, D from Eighth Street to E from Sixth Street to “FP from Sixth Sireet to ih Stree follow e given approx for ti te quanti+ ubie yards of carth excava- future,” Mr. Mil- | > “But I have come to} p 0 ocd rect from Avenue D Tenth |i vidance of | L ‘ance of new overshves on pretty girls lat Courten Vancouver Island, at- {tracted notice of customs officers | tationed to watch a wrecked steam- hip. Believing the merchandise had come from the wrecked ship, they declared it dutiable and proceeded |to collect. Residents protested to Ottawa with no result. | PINION FOR i) Holi of the 1, rentrices and testament of de Hy Ta spondents ta to. the i orth Dako Respondents: d cach one of you are here- North Dako of Bi Dako <a Y ten o'clock in th to show ¢ rite | private s nted, to-wi 8 of the Norther nto the cit h county, 2 In block Tt of Uh tof the city of isn y, North Dako both’ inclusive, in block ss Addition to the city of in Burleigh county, North | 1s 26 and 27 in block 11 in Sut- of Lismarel n it county, Nort tle's In Bu of boys’| U |. swear that the above statement is true to the best ‘of my. knowledge and Charter No. 2434 Reserve District No. 9 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Bismarck in the State of North Dakota at the Close of Business on February 28, 1928 Resources and discounts, including rediscounts, ances of other banks and foreign bills hange or drafts sold with indorsement bank .. + -$1,687,638.22 al loans. . » unsecured eae vernment securities owned: | ? souri nite $ 1,687,638.22 1,146.02 Overdraft 1. 8. € day. Sprin THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 0 ey | Wild Geese Wing | Their Way North | has come to the Mis- Slope. That is what the weatherwise~ sages of the countr: are saying toda: hereabouts following defi- manifestations of the ap- proach of warm weather Mon- Honk! Honk! Honk! *| Voters May Register at Polling . Places Residents of Bismarck who have moved here since the last election was held or who have moved from one precinct to another in the city since that time are being given the opportunity today to ve their names placed on the registration lists in the proper precinct by call- a. at the polling place. his is first of two registra- ited to secure circulation (U. 8. bonds par On the wings of a warm wind [tion da: i value). ares ieee ed 75,000.00 that sighed in from the south pre] Pah tee the presidential All other United es. Government sccurities late yesterday, came the clear | preferential primary election which Gncluding premiums, if any) .... + 8,050.00 call of countless wild geese in | will be held.in the state March 20. ‘Total as ‘ $2,050.00, full flight up the heavenly | Only those whose names are on the Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned .....- 1,497,232.73| Stretches of the Missouri river. | precinct registration lists will be en- 3a House, $100,000; Furniture and Fixtures, S. F. Lambert, Bismarck, | titled to vote at the election. Fie, LEE ORG 108,731.34] Sighting the tell-tale V- “aha The second registration day will Rh other than banking house .-.. 40,249.05, etching against the clouds, had | be next Tuesday, March 13. Elec- Li vo with Federal Reserve Bank .... 184,754.79] beat the federal weather man to {tion officials are at the polling Cash in vault and amount due from national a prediction. places in all wards and precincts to- banks 503,711.83 According to Mr. Lambert and ‘|day to accommodate those who Amount due s, bankers, ate others, the geese, after scouting | must register and will again be at compani United States ..... 73,798.53| the country, sailed back over the | the polling places next Tuesday. Exchanges for clearing house .....1+s+++ : 1620071 | SSpitel Sad Spee, the Aten th gene ou Pesci hs vee 594,807.07 slong the river | Ro) Checks and draits (ineluding’ Federal Reserve south of the te berts to Referee Bank) located outside of city or town of re- They took flight early today. Orton-Ratzlaff Bout porting bz ‘ 374.53 aah hae Miscellaneous each items. + 14,878.15 14,752.63] ABERCROMBIE BANK CLOSES i Redemption fund with U, S. Treasurer and due as art A 8 stata ge ‘iio: is been ‘sated to be the from U.S) Thedsutar vows scive's. losses 3,760.00| Abercrombie was announce: ®Y! third man in the ring when Earl Total —__________| by the state banking department. $ 4,216,111.90 Depleted reserve was given as the Orton, Fargo, fights fermen Ratz- Ratzlaff also appeared on t same card, the Minot boy fighting eight rounds to a draw with Bat: Krause of Hazen. HOT ASHES START FIRE Hot ashes piled against a garage! Ling-She, a at 513 Ninth street started a fire about 4/ centuries ago. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928 a scheduled eight-round go here Feb, 28. which bérned one corner of the building slightly before the fire de- the) partment was called this morning. The blaze was quickly extinguished. The discovery that the fibez of the cocoon spun by the silkworm could be made into cloth is ascribed to Se- Chinese queen who lived UAKER i hae ee jabilities : cause. The bank was capitalized at| laff, the Minot Iron man, at Minot Orie ene soerpelashid ; $160,000.00 $15,000; had a surplus of $5,000 ‘and| 0" March 16, announcement of the Surplus fund A 200,000.00 | deposits of $96,000. ayes sid been Ser today. et profi rf 56,110.90 A savtdeh BRR da ihe Tehaot walt wile necked oat J rine if Reserved for depreciati 5 73,677. tessa CaPeeny cxtebees pad Cae Tsaeues 57,298.86 [closed ura of baked clay with a alit) 88m, Bismarck, in the first round of Reserved for taxes, interest, ete. accrued . 2:153.94|in the top has been found in the Circulating notes outstanding ‘i 74;380.00|ruirs cf Utica, an ancient Phoen- Amount due to national banks . Amount due to State banks, bankei companies in the United States. 119,115.97 Certified checks outstanding . 1,715.51 Dividend chec 2,136.00 Tote 417,184.32 ual deposits subject to check ....-+.....+ 1,043,951.66 Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days c (other than for money borrowed) st teee 48,402.73 State, county, or rt municipal deposits secured by pledge of sets of this bank or surety MOND oases teenesecedeseseese 265,231.19 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to reserve ........0+5 eee $ 1,659,885.58 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 di or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal sayings): Savings deposits (including time certificates of deposit other than for money borrowed) ... State, county, or other municipal deposits se- cured by pledge of assets of this bank or sure- ty bond ae Postal savings deposits te z Total of time deposits subject to reserve ....$ 1,678,441.89 United States deposits (other than postal sav- ings), including War Loan deposit account and deposits of United Stateg disbursing of- bilities other gent Fund) 1,616,548.82 50,000.00 11,893.07 887.87 26,284.45 TOME sa : STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh, ss. $ 4,216,111.90 I, Frank E. Shepard, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly belief. FRANK E. SHEPARD, Cashier.’ worn to before me this 6th day of March, 1928. H. S. LOBACH, Notary Public, Burleigh Co., N. D. My commission expires April 9th,.1933, J. L. BELL, s, A, HUGHES, Pp. J. MEYER, Directors. Subscribed and (SEAL) Correct—Attest: County Board Urged to Try Oil on Road Tarvia treatment of U.S. highway No, 10 for a stretch of three miles A. C. board of directors, who are anxious to have Bismarck make a better physical appearance than hitherto. The special committee on the com- | munity building project was to meet jat 5 p. m. today. ician city on the African coast. —._ 294,216 SE 1B full-flavored coffee arr on a two inch bitum base. Two inches of Wa se. ‘Two inch vitrified Wy inch rolled gravel base. Two and one-half brisk on a six inch roll may he obtained from Bop, .Gity Engin gun not lat completed 1 928. mtrac of cash payment for a ‘ nt per ‘d and ac certified check for Buccessful, enter into a ance of the work. i, be accompanied cent of y ar es the rigat oin, or ail bids. x (3/6-13) renite on a three inch bituminous concfete than May t later than October 1st, @t par in payment for the Hach bid must be accompanied by a Hundred fhe necessary bond, for. th ulithic 1OUs Btulithic rick on a six inch ed gravel base. t must be be Ist, 1928 and All bids shall be made upon a basis N work to be 1 state in his! ich the | not exceeding | 4 annum), whieh t which ecepted by him work. contract, bidder's in a sum equal to five (5) per Commissioners ik, North Da-| p to reject any M. HH. ATKINSON, City Auditor, z: SALE OF LAND Notice is hereby given, That under ®uthority of au Order of Sale granted by the Honorable I. C. Davies, Judge ef the County Court of Burleigh coun North Dakota, dated ‘of February A. D. 192 4 7, ed, E {ph asdrew Nive, inte ot “ship in Burlelgh count: kota, deceased, will se te the highest hid t to confirmation County Cour' it ip Bu i Dettots, betons- tate, xe-wit: alt pf the “north one and two o! 48) fi la the 29th day 8, the under- the administrator of the estate Try 'y, North Da- iW at private der, for cash, by the Judge the following cM township ty-six (76) west of the meridian in Bureligh at @ay of March A. in at the ttl rok, Nort residence section 2 range 77 weritig and may be ‘of Geo, M. ister h Dakota, or filed County Court lersigned pe: on the so 2 in to we -Bitalithic conerete Vitrified tion. leigh he Dakotie 43,698 linear feot of com-| The north west quarter of section) bined curb and gutte 24 in township 138 norti, of range 80 4404 f com- f the 3th ir 5 id gutter $1,898 square yards of prepared foun- t $1,898 squa rds of pavement, of th 830 of conerete headers, | leigh county 20 manhole casting ee known as lots 3 and the 5,000 pounds extra reinforci south « ter of the north west 1,500 cubic yards gravel for sub- tion 6. base. Bids will be received on the follow-|Ta ‘¢ be made of this citation by law { is oth day of March A. D. By the Court, (Sealy) 1. DAVIE dj t i Nort i yoand t ard Comi loners of the said’ City Bismarck, hereby declare it to be 1 th On Eighth Street from Avenue Avenue B reet from Broadway | o Avenue B. | On Twelfth Street from Broadway to Avenue B. 3 Street from Broad- y from Ninth Street to reet. Avenue from enti Street to Firteenth Street Rosser Avenue from Sixteenth Street mn Avenue A from Ninth Strect to; Twelfth Street. nm Avenue B from Ninth Street to th Street. On Avenue _C venth Strect | to Fleventh Street. | On Av 1 mn Eighth Street | Tenth | venue Eichth Street. wee Avenue, F from Sixth Street to E from Sixth Street to! i in ‘accordance with the plans. sneci-| fications and f probable | tof T which mate.o: adopted e of March, 1 ‘and BEIT FURTHEN RESOLVED that notice be given to the owners of pro erty Mable to be assessed for the s r the’ dat of the first publication of this resolu tion, the owners of a majority of Property lable to be assessed for t! cost of this improvement, do not file with the City Auditor, ‘protests in writing against the said improvement, then. the: wi be deemed to have e Auditor of orth Dakota. that the foregoing ° ard 3 of the said City of Bismarck, a ited f ing held ‘March othe 1pm r ee Meee M. H. ATKICEQ jen) Cit; t (Sean) Gyan” Anditor. adjacent to the city limits of Bis- marck beginning at the cast end of Main avenue and running towards »|the penitentiary was recommended to the Burleigh county board of com- missioners by ‘the board of directors of the Association of Commerce fol- lowing a meeting yesterday. The A. C. board of directors voted to endorse the request of the state highwa county join with the state in putting oil or tarvia on the stretch of road- way specified when members of the state commission appeared before the A. C. officials. The board of directors urged every member of the association and any other interested citizen to attend the public meeting that will be held in the A. C. chambers Wednesday night ut 7:30 when tentative plans for the proposed’ Fourth of July celebration will be submitted by a special com- mittee. 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