The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1928, Page 3

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTI State Rat bie. Dakota, County of| i ~~ «| BIG NAMES IN igh, otis of ‘county Auditor, Bismarck, | Office ot County “Auditor, Bismarck, Pa by William Cameron Men- A. story haar Th pnt the ard of the tropi ith love in- To State Treasurer as Trustee of the |To ‘Geo. ‘Wallace, of Bismarck, N. D. State of North Dakota: You are hereby, notified tha You are hereby notified that the|tract of. land. heteinafter described tract of land hereinafter described /and which was assessed in your name and which was assessed in your name|for taxation for the year 1923 was for taxation for the year 1923 was/on the 9th day of December, 1 on the 9th day of December, 1924,|/duly sold, as provided by law, duly sold, as provided by law, for|the delinquent taxes of the year 1 the delinquent taxes of the year 1923, }and that the time for redemption fror and that the time for redemption from|said sale will expire ninety di said gale will oxpire ninety days/from the completed service of this from the completed service of this| notice. These are the Saini “Sadie Thompson,” Gloria Swan- ¥, j son’ ’s second independent picture for Gloria Swanson, Raoul Walsh, United Artists, which comes to the itol theater tonight. Taking its Maugham, Barrymore and ae from the name of-the heroine, Others Included “Sadie Thompson” was adapted from notice. Said land ts described as follows Said land ts described as follows:| Northeast Quarter (NE — read South Sige story, Northeast Quarter. Section 33, Township 138, Range 78.| Gloria Swanson, world-famous | Thompson”—the story of an amaz- Section 5, Township 143, Range 78. Amount sold for, $69.5 film star. ing conflict between an outcast of Amount sold for, $65.65. ? * Amount required to re Pi . ‘ Amount required to redeém at this date, $9637.00” redcem at this i Raoul Walsh, director of “What| San Francisco's underworld ee - date, $84.0! In addition to the above amount lory,” and Douglas Fair-| reformer who seeks to remold her In shdltion to the above amount | you will be required to pay the costs | pare Say Thief of Bagdad.” life, more nearly in keeping with you will be required to pay the costs|of the service of this notice and. in- | Dank hi sa ferrite ci ies re i. 3 e 5 erset Maugham, cele-| his own. idea: is a of the service of this notice and in-| terest as provided by law and unless; W. Som alt, igya, tale of aim terest as provided by law and unless|you redeem said land f. id sale lish novelist and lay- ‘5 His you redeem said land from sald sate | before the expiration of the time for pap sa y in its emotional in- i ia and startling in its climax. efore the expiration of the time for|redemption as above stated, a deed rn redemption as above stated, a deed| thereof will issue to the holder of the| Lionel Barrymore, Ble niche Frid- ie charact flesh-and-! thereot, will issue to the holder of the|¢ax sale certificate as provided by|cerici, Charles Lane, Will Stanton,| ‘ts ¢ ers cia les! a fale certificate as provided by) 1ay. Florence Midgley and James A. Upacegitl di tc Radel i pals come within the understanding of Witness my hand and offic! Marcus are in cast. everyday folk everywhere. 1 seal “Witness my ham@ and official seal| this 22nd day of larch, ‘i928 this 30th day of Le ee 1921 A. ISAMING ohio SS ae NOTICE mt BAP A.C. ER Auditor Burleigh Auditor Burleigh County, EDEMPT Ge ban North Dakota. ee State af North Dakota, County of James Casey Seeks ae igh, e ie ce (A—2-9-16, 1928) (4—2-9-16, 1928) NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF | of unty Auditor, Bismarck,; — Sisters Who Once REDEMPTION mer b ; State of North Dakota, County of | ‘To ‘oung, Bisma Lived in Dakota Surteigh, te." nuns ene e office ef "county Auditor, Bi its | ah Aeenerreree tM Paul st cbisteny e or, ismarc! D.,, August Seitz, Freepo M Office of County Auditor, Bismarck, | Office, ¢ abe use eeitey epeenony “s Dak. To vatiee G. 8 ni ‘pitzer, Wing, a ee hark tee | You ate lsteby hotitie t the t tract of land hereinafter described | i tree oe ahe pereieatioe deserted | ahd which wax assors in your name | tract of land alee the whereabouts of two sis. for taxation for the asiand which was as F ters, from whom he has gn, the ath aay or ee ; ra 's| separated for more than 40 years. duly sold, as provide jon the ot Babs the delinquent taxes of the year 1 ‘uly sold, provided by fone peaed ee Le sopeil a and that the time for redemption from, the delinquent taxes of the ,, When was seven years of age,” said sale will expire ninety days d that the time for redempt Mr. Casey, who is now 76 years old, sald sale will. expire ninety. daya| {ram the completed service of th reese Mas | writes the Tribune, “and I was left roi the completed service of this "S27 tana is described as follo to care for myself from then on. . ‘ half of the West h bed as follows:} The last I saw of my sisters was Sa follows’ | ai w = Said land is described as 0" (WW), st Guartcr lb ehen they were married. Meer ae VT “One sister, whose maiden name srequired to redeem at this; Was Bridget Casey, married John Southwest Quarter. ‘Section 2 . <a Section 5, Township 143, Amount sulactor saat ee | Ree | Nagle, then of Dickinson, N. D., and sons were born to them—Ed- Amount sold for, $52.16." aeeane & required to redeem at tnts| Amo: OF ward and Clarence, The other sis- Amount required to redeem at this | q, date $ ter, whose maiden name was Ann James Casey, now a resident of Port Austin, “Mich., is anxious to Burley County N. D,, Burleigh € You are here by no luly_ sold, as provided by law, the delinquent taxes of the year ‘1923, ind that the time for redemption from from the completed | notice. dis desc st Quar Range 76. , Range 78. tate, $64.63. s ite, $64.63. to the above amount|, 1" addition to the above amount | \ In vou will be required to pay the cost f the service of this notice and in- serést as provided by law and unless dition to the above amonnt | you will be required to pay the costs| you will be re: quired to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in-|of the service of this no: in- terest as provided by law a Ma pu redeem said land from si tou redeem said land from said sale! }cfore the Casey, married Jerry Mullen, then pefore Piration of the t iving i : aefore the expiration of the time for| rede mption ax above ‘stated, a deed $2 a 1 living on a farm near Bismarck, N. Fee OS toe et dor of the | MeFeof, Will Iseue to the holder of the | there of will issue to the holler-of the D,, I believe, in the township’ of | sale certificate as provided b tax sale certificate as provided by) ec ness my hand and official sed ay certificate as provided by, Gibbs {ficial aalit Mr. Casey requests that anyone 19°28. ‘knowing of these people, or where | they have later moved to, write him at Port Apstin, Mich. giving him the information, Witness my hand and offical seal ents 2nd this 30th da; iy larcl eA if A.C. ISAMINGER Aaditor Burleigh County, North Dakota. 1 «. (4—2-9-16, 1928) mee County, th Dakota. “16, 1928) County, | NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION i State of rth Dakota, County of} urleigh, ss. | Office of County Auditor, Bismarck, | J N. Dak, t ‘0 Wm. Malone, Adair, Towa | gs are hereby notified that the; tract of land hereinafter descr’ and which was assessed in your n for taxation for the year 1923 w on the %th day of ecember, 1924, duly sold, as provide by law, oe the delinquent taxes of the year 1923,! and that the time for redemption from | said sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of this notice. Said land Is described as follows: South halt of the Northwest Quar- THEATRE “Section 8 Township Ait, Range 78. Amount sold for, $33.64 | Amount required to redeem at this date, $46.62. In’ addition to the above amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in- terest as provided by law and unless you redeem said land from said sale before the expiration of the time for redemntion as above stated, a deed thereof will issue to the holder of the tax sale certificate as provided by jaw. Witness my hand and official seal ch, 1928, this 30th da: ghee SAMINGER Auditor Burleigh County, North Dakota. (4—2-9-16, 1928) PRESENTS NOTICE an EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION h Dakota, County of State of No Burleigh, Office of N, N. Dak. To Albert E. Jones, No address given, Sam Weast, Darfur, eee First National Bank, Lisbon, N, Dak. You are hereby notified that the tract of land hereinafter described and which was assessed in your name for taxation for the year 1923 was on the 9th day of December, 1924, I duly sold, ax provided by law, for || the delinquent taxes of the year 19. t and that the time for redemption from ‘ said sale will expire ninety days if from the completed service ‘of this notice. } Said land is described as follows: Northeast Quarter (NE\). i Section 8 Township 139, Range 73. Amount sold for, $96.’ ' Amount eaqeleen to redeem at this date, $130.0. In addition to the above amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in- terest as provided by law and unless you redeem said land from said sale before the expiration of the time for redemption as above stated, a deed thereof will issue to the holder of the; tax xale certificate as provided by | aw. Witness my hand and official seal this 22nd day of March, 1928. AMINGER Auditor Burleigh County, North Dakota. (4—2-9-16, 1928) | NOTICE OF oly or REDEMPTIO! State of North ‘Dako County of Burleigh, oe a ity Auditor, Bismarck, Tp state “Treasurer as ‘Trustee of the tate of North Dakota: You are hereby notified that the tract of land hereinafter described and which was assessed in your name for taxation for the year 1923 was on the Sth day of December, 1924, duly sold, as provided by law, for the delinquent taxes of the year 1923, and that the time for redemption fro waid sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of this notice. Said land is described as follows: Southeast quarter Section 5, pane we Range 78. Amount ‘sold for, $65. red BS, redeem at this ‘Amount requl date, $83.74. In’ addition to the sbove amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in- terest as provided by law and unless you redeem said land from said sale before the expiration e the —, for redomntion ax above stated, a deed thereof will issue to ‘ne holder ¢ of the os sale certificate as ‘provided by aw. Witness my hand and official seal this 30th day of vagy 1928. A. TRAMINGER Auditor, Burleigh County, North Dakot (4—2-9-16, 192 sy NOTICE OF E: ATION OF EDEMPTION a? xen Dakota, County of One. ot ‘county Auditor, Bismarck, Tov Olaf A. Amundson, pumarcl, NLD. nty Auditor, Bismarck, Sadie could storm any bar- rack she attacked! Magnetisr: had never been heard of unti she hit town! What a woman! You'll say so, too! Based on the Story by W. Somerset Maugham 0 eng i ; “One of the beat fe henach a Sieckctdte 2c world.” hae donee seen thie ea —Buffalo Times Monday- Tuesday- Wednesday APRIL 9—10—11 and that dhe ti time Fo rede: aid aale will | expire nets Seams the completed service of this Said jpland, !s described as follows: - Bectlone! . ‘Township jit. Range 80. Amount sold f Amou afer ount, Feauired to redeem at this oon will be req to pe. shoves amount i Fd ane service éoigt iain Sete and by law pale} pales ak the seit ee of the “time for Earn iuig tas holder’ of ‘of the Special Ladies’ Matinees Monday and Tuesday at 2:30, tnls S0°dag" oe Bare ipageeicis! neal Andie Aa ad County, Ci. -Ued. pari NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION PRICES Scout Executive &| COMING FILM ae nls os jo! secretary of the Boy Scouts in Bismarck and Mandan over the/ ¢ week-end. of camping were given by Mr. Nagel at a meetii assistants W. Somerset Maugham’s va cabin, of Bismarck and cussed board of the scout council. Members of Credit Tuesday evening, April 17, at/P, Heari Parlors 6:48 ook, has ‘Been at as the yen Here B 7 208 Main Ave ti tl yi membership of the Bismare Credit xa E pee ee ested gl bureau, according to announcement made today by J. secretary and mi at Pet ie gor cea ncdt i thelGoy, A. G. main ig room, and wil pre- ve, ceded by & dinner. from office princi tenanactia Erin he the election of] nins, three members of the board of di-) The hearing was ori rectors to serve for a period of! * been| three years, but other i importance will be Wai a up for | discussion. expire this y Burt Pinus and s ¥. _W. Robertson. | charges of malfea: 12 Local Scouts Are were the recipients of scout honors . the last meeting of the Court of) FOR R@NT—Apartr-ent, furnished onor, sioner, Delain liam Lambert, James Edmund Schriener to E. V. Lahr, who presented each with second} FOR RENT—Completely and excep- class badges. Omer W Munger were presented with fire-| necessary, attorneys point out. for manship merit badges; Melvin Rud- {ie court to hear all the evidence Is Vis Visitor Here . received a merit badge for civics; again. This may Le preo.ated in — : tae Walla cmagtely second the form = a transcript of yd tes-| Healthy people usually get along . | bas for personal ea e;timony taken before the referee. . Tired, ailing, nerv- EEN G, Nagel , 8 P Paul, deputy Te-| badges were presented by R. D | Counsel for the itate and the de- wall togermer, | 7 biropnys) Wosthes! Visitor | Hoskins, ifendant will then present their ar- 0US people do not get along so well. America, was a business Streamers were presented to Troop guments, either orally or on briefs,, Their home life is clouded and un- for winning the Wahihi contest |as the judge prefers. happy. Landon Taylor, Dorchester, during anniversary week and Troop| = = - Ta., says: “Pass it along to 7 for winning the Pow Pow effi. one, for I know Foley Pills Pile wi ef the scomtnunntenn and ciency contest. F.H. Brown and/*When My Baby help others as they have me, Wesler Sherwin, president of th h in the Methodist scout/ Wesler ae 4 i Was Run Down orisiie Me Peper 2 Scoutmasters’ association, made the presentations, sf pus as Foley Pills, diuretic, have done.” Judge W. L. Nuessle gave a short/ Father John’s Medicine Helped | Men and women everywhere use and talk on Advancement prior to the é é é recommend them. Satisfaction presentation of awards and E. J. Him Gain Weight’ guaranteed.—Adv, Taylor, following the ceremonies, gave a short congratulatory talk to ' the scouts, Judge A. M. Christianson presid- Bureau Meet Apr. 17’ ca. HEALTH AND A HAPPY LIFE Demonstrations of various phases Combining of the scout activities Mandan was dis- a@ meeting of the executive Capital Funeral Phone—-Day -r Night—€2 Jos. W. ae Hearing of the Purchase case, Pe on the part of George H. in, pl | Purchase, former state's attorney of | ssion will be held) sioux county, from un order of Sorlie removing him » Was commenced in Bur- leigh county district court this aft- business to be/ernoon before Judge Fred Janso- | rally sched- | uled to be held at Na Dut | matters of was tronsferred here by stipulation. Purchase was removed from of- jose terms | tice folowing hearing before a ref- since giv G. Cowan, 'eree appointed hy the governor on fine and Henry Kling, The business y was sick, pal of ny neighbe ther John’s } it to him he has felt ¢ as No colds. Ie has aiso ce in office gained weight. Iam giving it to al] and drun'enness while in ofice. : ) Mrs. Rose jAt $8, ely cee the hearing be- Shirle 2. sinning here today will be short-| | For children who are pale and Recipients of Honors iivea, as under a new 1nw tt is not! hin, who suffer trom repeated coldes| ather Jonh’s Medicine t | ‘alue for mor is new stre! id wholes . For Hides, Furs, Junk, Wool Also Harness and Lace Leather Call at our new brick ellen oo next to Armour Write for bagi and a anoiog tags Northern Hide & Fur Co. Sam Sloven, Prop. Bismarck, N. D. fates wi Too Late to Classify Twelve Bismarck Boy Scouts or unfurnished. Suitable for fam- Adv. Frank H. Brown, scout ily, not more than 2 children or : resented Kenneth Joslin, adults, 717 Thayer strect. j ‘ard, Robert Griffin, Wil-| FOR SALE—Baby bed, v Healow_ and condition. Cheap. Tenth street. Phone 609-W. START YOUR YOUNGSTERS EARLY | WITH LIFE INSURANCE THE OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LINCOLN, NEBRASKA P. 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