The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 7

somice on MXPIRATION URPIRATION OF 7 THe be LAN PERN sot SOLD TO THR COUN: Pe TY AT TAX SALB i, A. C. Isaminger, County Attesioe nt Burleigh ele 'y, do seer tt rele ‘Geocel the date “ot thie notice, the be the abso! pro) of this County Déedcription of Real Estate CITY * Bis, Lots 9 to 11, incl. bik. 24 Lots 23 and 24, bik. 27 Wot 12, bik. 35 Lots 9 to 12, incl. bl. 68. Lots 17 to 20, bl. 74 Fer aa 23 and 24,1 bik. ie and 32, (ete voy and 15, dik. Lots 80 and 81, bik. Lots 3 to 6, incl, Bie 8% Lots 17 to 44, incl., blic. 8 Lot 63, bik. 85. . iced : to 4, incl. bik. 3. ind. 1-3 Int, Jots 19 to 33, bil 2 to 6, bik. 1to% pore “2 3, inel. 10 to 12, bik. 39. * Int. lots 1 to 12, blk. 2 12, di id 12, bik, 11. |. % Int. lots 17 to 24 ag lz if Int lots 24 to 32, bike int. lots 9 to 16, bik. 14. int. lots 1 to 16, bik. 15. int. lo ied redemption includin 7 any fro th ae will my! ee Rng de! ail Hen hold ers, thereof ana len holders tad oe 1 to 16, incl. blk. 15.. 8, bik. DP ni owner thereof as iy a the records, in the office Pek Teme i of Deeds of a County and Iso opposite each tract appears the amount which will be ree julred to deem from the eftecta of a such tax at the expiration of the period of the amount for 1a, inte! y thereon, ole uel inquent nt xes prior to thos t Po and penalties and. ‘Snterest which A sald lan est and It; Amt. t Reduired Title Owner je Owne! edeem odd Land Co. C. Plannell Chri tine, Wint ‘i istine ere sees ‘and Coffin’ Dakota Corporation Co. Pat Nd obipoaaet Co. eso ‘etherby -Sophia C, Ristine ... «Dakota Corporation Co. «Dakota Corporation Co. ‘fe hia C. Ristine ota Corporatien Co. ‘Dakota Corporation Co. -Dakota Corporation Co. Mrs, S. iller . Lavina A. Pierce . ers Dakota Corporation Co. ‘Dakota Corporation C +Dakota Corporation Co. +Dakota Corporation Co. ++++++-Dakota Corporation Co, ++-Dakota Corporation Co, + ++Dakota Corporation Co, «Dakota Corporation Co. Archibald Campbell Alexander Glover Dakota Corporatio! Dakota Corporation Co. Dakota Corporation Co. LA SOLD THe COUNTY AT TAX SALE 1, A. ASi of Bit jeaznings inafter described w come the bagiite, rOBSHY, in fee of ‘ormer owners all len holders and other this Count; and thereof an Description of Real Estate of 8-137-76.... a p of 10613776... = zn to} of 31-142-75.. of 31-142-75. Ere! ZALQLR Z7ALR' 4q8Sg3o Zea Fs er aoe nty Auditor ty. a" by. 4 of eal es. Teor ora gto rtnae the parcels dy real ang a taxes at the annual tax tale of Lt ‘THE BISMAKUK TRIBUNE persons interested therein will be for- ever foreclosed and debarred of aay pad ho rights of rdemption, in or to such real esta’ iwin in a list of the real es! at sucl sale on which the ‘period edemption. has expired. Opposite each. description of real es- tate appears the name of the record title owner thereof as it greats by the recordn, in the office of ter of Deeds of such County and Sino ai chrome ‘each tract appears = th amount which will be required to r deem from the effects of such tax sal at the expiration of the period of r demption including ¢! amount for which the said land was sold, intsr- est and penalty thereon, su’ juent delinquent bg prior to those of the year 1924, and penalties and interest thereof. Name of Record Title Owner “Ww. Amount Re- quired to Redeem G. Hoerr ... G. Hoerr. G. Hoerr .. . A. Comfort . «W. G. Hoerr «Mary C. Morris Mary C, Morris . Hackney Hackney . Hackney Hoerr . Hoerr *. 2 @ Hoere 1: 2G. Hoerr .. Hoerr @ Hoerr | W. G. Hoert John Johnson Hoerr . Hoerr + Ga. G. Hoerr - Hoerr . Hoerr . Hoerr Hoerr Hoerr . }. Hoerr S. Hackney . NOTICK OF KXPIRATION OF Pad Bae Rta REDEMPTION 0: TO THE U OUNTY. TAX SALE T. A. C. Isaminger, ieoay Auditor of Burleigh County, hereby give notice that the parcels of real estate herein- ‘e sold for taxes at of ee County on 4d that sal after described w the annual tax sal id | the record: a ite which will be require ne Interented thet NV debu and all rights o! mptio at se uch real estate. a if the real extate aly at auch ta: tale on which the period Of redemption haa expired. ‘Opposite each dencription of real, estate appenrs the name of the record title owner thereof aa it b in the office o ph vid cf Deeds of such Co euch tract appa to red the effecta of at be} piration of the ‘period orn alt nthin ninety days from the date or thls notice, the same rer become the te property in fee of this Count: na the. owners thereof and all lien holde: Description of Real Estate: é Lots 30 and 31, bik. 77... Lots 9 and 10, bik. 17. Lots 8 to 11, bik. 5 Lots 18 to 21, bik. Lots 18 (0 20, bi Lots 6 to 9, blk. 10. 2 |. DIK. 3 Und. 2-3 int, lots Mi to Lots / to 12, bik, + Lots 26 to Be Incl sie! 45. Lot 30, bik. * Lots ¢ ang e bik. 46 Lots 9 to 16, incl., blk. Und. 4% int., lots 25 to 32, blk. 37 Given under my hand and the ty, this 15th day of January, 18: (Seal) ibys the amount for whi land was sole, interert and penalty eee an at juent delinquent tazer prior to thos ‘of the year 1931, and penalties and interest thereof, Name of Record Amt, kd Title Owner to Redeem tamarets 3.88 6. 139.18 hat 496.23 612.18 Pow! ‘Bismaceke tla Co. ¥F, D. noe jeter . Tevoleon Seen ence eee eeeenes le ‘Siemarek. testy Co." iss “Adgtin Gib Fairbault Fire Loss Faribault, Minn., Jan. 31—(AP)— Fire which threatened the busi district here to such an extent that aid was summoned from Northfield and Owatonna destroyed the Grand Theater block here early today, with loss estimated at $200, l iS, the cheaters ‘a landmark of two business houses and the Knights of Columbus club room in the build- ing, and caused damage to nearby structures. PRINCESS 3ECOMES AMERICAN New York, Jan. 31.—(@)—A og daughter-in-law of Wilhelm Hohen: scliern intends to become an ‘Ames jean citizen. Princess Alexandra Vic- toria Ruemann, self-su Ly navy. He also plans ized. In 1920 his wife divorced Prince 6] August Wilhelm. wel Cc. B. Power «+ +++Dakota Corporation Co. eal of the County Auditor of A.C. ISAMINGER, * Gounty Aud tor ‘ot Burleigh County, North Dakota. (1-24-31—2-7) MYSTERY ROMANCE |7 WEDDING SET TODAY | Firemen’s Fight for | | Child’s Life Is Won | nveeun’ feeoae Jan. Sie aape NOTICK OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE 8S. E. Dronin, of hog North” Dakota, mortgagor, mee. ex cuted and delivered to The Firat Be thos ik of Bismarck, ‘x h ‘port tee mortgage dated Di 1925, wherein and whereb: x mrergames to sal ber 4th, sald Mort- bbe aed property, to-wit John Deere Sulkey plo 12-inch yee 3-mection wood: 1 Oni iL at dise; 1 10-1 foot ‘Van Brunt Dane Sweep rake: re hay rake; 1 hay peace, LY — & fo thls County. "nd ang inet. wit ‘days, trom the this notice, the same will is a list of the real estate so! such tax sale on which the period redemption has expired. Opposite each ge ges 3 id real uw res em from the” effects of such tax sale at the expiration of the period of Fedemption RO OR. the = tor which tl , inter- thereot Sener tion of real estate, name of record title owner and amount re- quired to redeem ‘ — 22 f 3, eine bik. be 3 0 34, inc! 4 6 L. Smith + oes $2,986.20 Lots 1 to 3, incl. 30, H.C. Bradley 111.87 174.85 Lot 2, bik. 66, W. 163.09 Kohl Lot 3, bik. 66, W. J. on et 174.60 287.6¢ 2,071.97 115.83 het Siven under my hand and ‘the seal of the County Auditor of Burleig! boo this 15th day of January, (Sea Isaminger, codnty Audition” “of Burleigh County, North Dakota, er; 6-foot_ mower; 1 medium tire farm wagon with Erain box: medium, wheel Davenport farm Mecormic 8-foot binder, com- int. lots 26 to 32, Pinel . ie 20.Dakota Corporation Co. int. lots 9 to 16, incl., bik. 21. Dakota Corporation Co. int. 7 to 16, incl., bik. 28 Dakota Corporation Co. int, lots 1 to 10, incl., bik. “30. pavers Corporation Co. . int. lots 17 to 24, incl. ota Corporation Co, Und. i int. lots 1 to 8, incl. bli. Ie . Und. % int, lots 1 to 16, incl. blk. 34 Reg the co apark of life in aeyear-old Margaret Brown by the constant ad- ministration of oxygen were relieved from duty today when their little ap Brneecene reas BUT PLANS SECRET NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF THE PERIOD OF REDEMPTION ON LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY AT TAX SALE Fs Ny Lots 10 to 13, incl. blk. 4! Und. % int. lots 11 to 16, bik. Lots 7 to H Pet. bik, 21. Lots | to Lots 7 to i” inck bik. 4: Lots 8 to 10, incl. blk. 54 Lots 4 and 5, incl. bik. 58 Given under my hand and the seal of the County ‘Auditor of Burleigh Coun- ty, this 15th day of January, 1929. (Seal) A re ISAMINGER, Gounty Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota. (1-24-31—2-7) ——— NOTICE OF abe ee ore gad other persons interested therein will] NW PERIOD OF REDEMPT! LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY of AT TAX SALE I, A, C. Isaminger, Count: raphael of ma lo her eby a if otice Burleigh County, @ that the parcels of re: j eatate here! after described were sold for taxes the annual tax sale of this County on December 14th, 1920, and that at said sale said parcels of real estate were | Deed: and that such sales have not been redeemed from and they are still the property of this County, and that unless redemption shall made from said tax sales within ninety days from the date of this notice, the olute property and the former owners thereof and all lien holders and sold to this County, same will become the in fee of this Count: Déséription of Real Estate: be forever foreclosed and debarred of any and all rights of redemption, or other rights In or to such real estate. Following is a the real estate sold at such tes fe nm which the e | period of redemption has expired. Opposite each description of real t }estate appears the name of the record title owner thereof as it records, in the office Is of such County and also oppo- site each tract ted tp the amount which will be bag las ‘ed to rt the effects o! ch tax sal be|piration of the period of redemp' including the amount for which ald land was sold, interest and penalty thereon, subsequent linquent taxes prior to those of the, year 1919, and penalties and inter 0 Name of Record Title Owner: ine Required to Redeem city pits Bismarck ts 5 and 6, bik. a ie i oF ne ae Lots is te 8, ‘incl, Bike Mat Lots 3 and 4, Bik, 18 . Lots 11 to oe ae bil, 18 Lot d 4, Bik. oe Lo Lot Lot Lots land Lots 5 and Lot 7, bik. 29 . Lots 1 to 8, incl. bik. 5! Lots 17 to 19, incl., Lots 72 and 73, bik. . Lots 78 and 79, bik. HH . Kets 1 to asinels bike 3 Und. 44 int, lots Bf bie 3 |: Jota 5 to ge pik. 32°. Lots 20 to Lots sf Pr 8, Ks Lote 13 to 18, incl Lotel ae %, inel.. Lots 19 t 5 Lote 8 ie 11, ineh Lots 16 to 1%, incl, Lots 20 to 22, incl. yon a Cy a Inc Lots 1 to ine! Lots 13 to 15, incl., bik. 48 Outlot 18 .... taroiph Sharnowskli ~- Waterloo Cement & Nach. Co. -.E. G. Patterson . H. Register .. G. Patterson .... G. Rattereon tterson terson Harris . Philbrick Mary A. Brown . Fayette paw rence ..- aoe A. Lah ste Newark Home Building Co. Newark Home Building Co. lome Building Co. Newark Home Building Co. a” cht & Li Lot 19, bik. 11 .. . . ‘pau Pierce Given under my hand and ‘the seal of the County Auditor of. Burleigh ‘Coun- ty, this 16th day of January, 1929. (Seal) iF EXPIRATION OT enIOD OF REDEMPTIO: LAND bet TO THE COUNTY ‘TAX SALE 1,-A. C. Isaming: that after describe; cember sold rt sole. Count ny nd that such been redeemed from and hav. are tit the property of ae gous. ’. and pont unless redemption m said tax sa) wa) uae is Coun & Owners thereot and al Description of Real Estate: Lots 7 and &, blk, 29 . t 8, bik. 1.... 3 and 14, blk. and 5, bit. 30 8% of lot 1, blk. 4 Lots 15 ik. 60 and 16 te Oe aa: ¢ 32, bik. 78 ts 48 to $0, incl., bi bed £2.40 pe incl., 1. yeh eS Si th Bie. 20 woe i ee 21.. ide, bil 5, inel., Outlets Tand 8 tyres 1th my hand and 7 of January, 1 THE N ON , County Auditor of h County. ‘do hereby give notice the parcels of real estate herein- were sold for taxes Bt the annual tax sale of this County o1 be! 1921, and that at said sale said parcels of real estate ware Dy sales ernie n aineey from eas date of this notice, tl absolute propert: and the Tormer i lien holders and A.C. ISAMINGER, County, meeier, of Burleigh County, New Dakoti be forever foreclose any and all rights of, ee mption, or other rights in or to such real oer Following is a list of the fr sold at such tax sale on ‘which tine period of redemption hi Opposite each es appears the title owner thereo! it records, in the office of the Re pesos of such County and also opp ch tract appears the amount Srhich will be re iret: a Fegenie, from the effects of ich the be | expiration of the Nerloa of redemption ingludia ay a the sonent for which the me ae pale and interest Name of Record Title Owner Amt, Required to Redeem + $323.31 . D. Wright . rit ae} rhiehl . aa fens Buttes & e Lots 11 and 12, De Lots 3 and 4 of 1-144-76 Lots 3 and 4 of 1-144-79 Given under my hand and the seal County, of the County Auditor of Burleigh 1929. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF THE| will DEMPTION ON a TO THE es PERIOD OF 'Y AT TAX SALI Cc. Isaminger, Goanty: Auditor hereby give ponics that the parcels of real rset taxes at the annual tax sale of this . 1918, and that Kf said sale said parcels of real] by estate were sold to this County, and ‘th such sales have not been re- deemed from and they are still the of this County, and that un- be made from les within ninety days from the date of this notice, the same jolute property in fee of this County and the former owners thereof and all lien holders and other persons interested therein 1, A. of Burleigh County, do rel: ter described were sol County on December 10t! propert: less redemption shall said tax will become thea HeAeaHao ne meSwaw aaa sadote & 20's 1-229 ats O+ G. Hoerr ....+ G. Hoe! G. Hoerr ... W. E, Powell & Frank A. Tripp Raa Seth and Allen Hla h . Hackney ......- esses . this 15th day of January, (Seal) Cc. ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County. North Dakota. be forever foreclosed and de- barred of any and all rights of re- demption, or other rights in or to such real estate. Following is a list of the real estate sold at such tax on which the period of redemption has expired. Opposite cach description of real estate appears the name of the rec- ord title owner thereof as it appears the records, in the office of the Roglster of Deeds of such County and also opposite each tract appears the amount which will be required to re- deem from tho effects of such tax sale at the expiration of the period of redemption including the amount for which the said land was sold, in- terest and penalty thereon, subse- quent delinquent taxes prior to those of the year 1917, and penalties and interext thereof. CITY OF BISMARCK Original Ss Description of Real Batate Und, 1-3 i. 21 t 1 Lots 1 to 4, incl. bik. 28 Lots 3 to 9, incl., blk. 31 Lots 10 to 12. incl. bik. 31 Lots 14 and 15, bik. 32. North 2-3 int. of lot 2, La Lot 2, bik. 33. fot ae bik. | Lots 1'and 2 bik. it Lots 23 and 24, blk. 7’ Ke Loe. incl., bik. 7. Lots 19 to 23. “bile 8 bik. 7. inei., blk. 42: Lot 19, bik. 44 .. Lots 1 to ay incl. eg Pai int. lot t 18, bik, 45 tet 20, bik. 45 Lots 1 to 8. incl., bik. 17... Lots 1 to 12, incl., blk. 19. 2 bik. 16 lto iven under my Giv iti tySthis isth'day-of January, 1929, (Seal) Mplent ond Little's Vai Plat ame of Record ‘Title Owner Geo. Roden . 2G. Werner . Bernard Mausa . F. W. Haniteh J.P. Philbrick Anton Jochim . Amt. yer ele) INAlex | McKenzie Griffin .. liza W. Harris . F, Philbrick Frances H. Hendricks .. Harriet M. Gage . . O, Meyers We Harris P. Moore . ewark Home Building Newark Home Building Co. John Harvey .. a Phil Harvey Wetherby W. Hannitch jessie E. Smith . D. Ballinger Newark. Homie ‘Building’ Co. . Fisher .. Suttle... mes Nichols . ', Hanitch W. Bull +...) Schoack ...... By the County Auditor of A. C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota, (1-24-31—3-7) PROHIBITION FUND CONSIDERED AGAIN ns: House Committee Recommends Changes in Bill Be Con sidered by Senate of the appropriation would be avail- able only for increasing the person- Pee aeettnent of of Uo po department of justice. followed by a fr? ht Beir ee ‘the ity of the Pennsylavnia delega- Beis ric it was decided to vote against the prohibition increase. When the senate bill appeared in the house § parliamentary tangle fol- lowed that sent it to the rules com- mittee. Party lines themselves to some i é H 4343 ollie] ie z g Girl Who Fled Across Continent in Plane Pursued by Doc- tor Gets License Indianapolis, Jan. 31.—(#)—Today was the wedding day—perhaps—of Miss Ruth McConnell, 26, Indianap- Olis art and music student, and Ken- neth B. Coulter, 43, Clifton Springs, N. Y., capitalist. ‘But the mystery which has sur- rounded their romance since Decem- ber when the girl fled from Rochester, N. Y,, to San Francisco by train, pur- sued in an airplane by Dr. D. O. Meeker who apparently was commis- sioned by Coulter, persisted, and whatever wedding plans they may have were kept secret. The couple, Coulter appearing in a wheel chair, obtained a marriage license Tuesday. To the license clerk, Miss McConnell explained they would be married Thursday by the “Rev. Mr. Roberts, who does not live here.” Miss McConnell and Coulter were believed to have spent the night at the McConnell home here. To all telephone inquiries, a series of “Noes” was the response. Reporters knock- ing at the front door were met by dimmed lights. Meanwhile accord- ing to one newspaperman, Coulter sat inside in his wheel chair and stared through the glass at them. Conflicting reasons were given in December for the impromptu cross country race which ended when Dr. Meeker's airplane. was forced down in Nevada. Henry Earl McConnell, the girl's father, gave out a state- he ment here that the young woman was in poor health. Coulter, at ihe marriage license bureau gave his occupation as “rail- road treasurer.” He has been par- alyzed since a football accident nearly 20 years ago. Miss McConnell, in- structress in eastern private schools, is reported to have met *Coulter in a sanitarium at Clifton Springs about two years ago when both were under- going treatment. Miss McConnell answered the tele- Phone at the McConnell residence this morning. She refused to: answer inquiries regarding the contemplated marriage, but admitted her identity. When it was suggested that the As- sociated Press would like to carry an; official statement from the interested | parties regarding the marriage, Miss Mocaunel said she appreciated this ut there was nothing to out at thls time. sive GREECE-TALY ROYAL MARRIAGE PREDICTED Union of King Boris and Prin-|ery, cess Giovanna Seen in Princess’ Visit Sofia, Jan. 31,—()—Indications that Princess Giovanna of Italy would visit Sofia convinced many Bulgarians today that she would be their queen. Preparations at the Italian lega- tion for visitors were understood in well informed circles to concern the duke and duchess of Aosta and their niece, the princess. fore, patient, suffering from a lung in- fection was pronounced almost out of danger. For the first time in 13 nights Margaret slept without the aid of oxygen and her physicians said this morning her condition was good. The child asked for her dolls and also talked about school and her playmates. Without the oxygen and blood transfusions from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown,. the phycic- jans said Margaret could not have survived the crisis. . STATE TREASURER IS ACCUSED OF GETTING BEER BARREL MONEY | Ohio Official Alleged to Have Demanded $2.50 for Each Brewery Barrel Sold ——— ~ Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 31—(AP)— Testimony that he demanded $2.50 for each half barrel of beer leaving a brewery was part of the evidence against State Treasurer Buckley today. When the demand was made, it was testified, Buckley expressed a desire to get a nicc, new jouse. Buckley is accused by John L. Eck-| ni hart, acting assistant administrator, of offering him $300 for tips on raids | !! against the Cincinnati breweries, among them the Jackson Brewing company. John Sperber, the Jackson company’s brewmaster and a con- fessed member of the conspiracy, to- day was on call as one of the last of the government’s witnesses against Buckley. Sperber is awaiting sentence with John L. Schrimper, Cincinnati attor- ney and admitted conspirator, who testified that Sperber furnished $1,- 500 to stop raids on his brewery. Of Jo (te jis amount he received $100 to give Buckley, Schrimper testified, and de- fense counsel admit that he received , but as a campagin contribition. Another accused member of the spiracy who is not on trial, Adolph A. Gruber, of Cincinnati, tes- tif that Schrimper him from Columbus after giving over the money, saying that Buckley was with Mt im and at everything was “hunky lory.” and he urged that the Jackson brew- ery start Ragas Bi ied beer” at once, Gruber testifi: ling that Buckley demanded for each half barrel of beer leaving the brew- Xa like to get a nice new house out of this,” he quoted Buckley as 8a) ne claim of the defense, is that! o¢ Schrimper, Gruber and Sperber en- tered into the conspiracy, and after | 19 givi Buckley the campaign con- tribution, feapped him into seeming participation in the plot with the as- sistance of Eckhart and other pro- hibition agents. uet/TURKEY CONGRESS GRAND FORKS PLAN Hoople Woman and Aneta Man Are Champion Human ‘Gob- blers’ at the Exposition Grand Forks, N. D. D., Jan. Sa adeTe Plans for a world turkey congress to Later they both met Buckley | ¥°2 1 set bob sleds; Py . ap pela i? 12 years old, named vey, praia 2 years old, wt. winch * gelding, 8 years old, wt. 1600, name Joe 7 years old, wt. 1650, bay geldi named Pete ts old, wt. jack 1 » 1200, fate a “| ay welding, 11 y 1550, named Prince cows 3 to 8 years oid, reds and rious colors; ae ba coming yearling, nelter calves, coming yearling, Whiteface Bu, 2 9 Together with tattle and horses, to secure the payment of one thou- sand seven hundred eighty-seven dol- lars ($1787.00), which mortgage was duly filed in the office of the Regist gf Deeds of Burleigh County, Nor Dakota, December Sth, 1925. And whereas default has been made in the terms of said mortgage by rea- son of nonpayment and the amount claimed to be due thereon this date is the sum of One thousand eight hun- dred and seven dollars ($1807.00). Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of said mortgage, Tiveil ‘sell the above described chet? tels on Section twenty (20), township one hundred forty-one (141), range seventy-six (76), in Burleigh County, North Dakota, on the premises of 5. Dronin, at the hour of two o'clock (2:00) P.M. on the Sth day of Feb- Fuary, 1929. Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, thin 11th day of Ja ary, 1929. FIRST NATIO oF BISMARCK, NORTH EORROTA. Mortgagee. William Langer, Bismarck, North Da- kota, Attorney for Mortgagee. ol crease of said EXPIRATION OF THE ERIOD OF REDEMPTION ON LAND SOLD TO 'THE COUNTY AT TAX SALE C. Isaminger, Coun! or Bt rleigh County, do h by give that the parcels of real estate reinefece described were sold for the annual tax sale of this County on December 9. . and that at said sale said parcels of real estate were sold to this County, and that such sales have not been redeemed from and they are still the property of this and that je from said tax salea within ninety days from the date of this notice, the same will be- come the absolute property in fee of this County and the former owners thereof and all lien holders and other persons interested therein will be for- ever foreclosed and debarred of any and all rights of redemption, or other FAghs ip or nee such real estate. Fol- list of the real estate sold ats in tax sale on which the period of redemption has expired. Opposite each description of real es- tate appears the name of the record title owner thereof as it appears by the records, in the office of the Reg! ter of Deeds of such County and also opposite each tract appears the amount which will be required to re- deem from the effects of such tax sale at the expiration af redemption includin ir which the said lan sold, inter- est and penalty thereon, subsequent year 1g, taxes prior to those of the 3, and penalties and interest ‘Dencrintion of real estate, name of record title ener and amount re- quired to redee! NE X of aielaie re, bil a Hperr, Nw ot ‘7-441 . +, $1126.05 ny, id and the seal uditor of Burleigh this 15th day of January, . C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dako NOTICE OF THK EXPIRATION OF THE PERIOD OF REDEMPTION ON LAND SOLD TO ba! OUN- TY ae TAX SALE ‘A.C. Isami inger, Sony, Auditor of Burleigh County hereby give notice that the Tartels “of real estate hereinafter described were salt A taxes at the annual tax sale o! County on December 18, 1921 at ane sale parcels of real esti sold to this County, and that Tuck les have not been mae. from id they are still the property of this County, and that unless redemption shall "be made from said tax sales) q: within erinet Gays from the date of this notice, the same will become the een Cou: Given under’ m the County County, (Seal) rights of r in or to auch real be held in connection with the All- | ¢: id show here in 1930 he F ? [el i i il: E 8g i 3 oF ea Cae yu t ier is 1 Cow = this sth iy % nua ri .* aa ‘much 63 opposite amount which” wilt t be ater deem from the effect of at the expiration of the perie demption toniading the Cg te which the nal Id, 1 finguene texes price’ to, to th ear 1980, an a penaiticn Description of real esta’ record 3 red ee ttt Jot wee deers road : Ae, eAMINGRR, unty Auditor County, id jrecerd title ow A. C. Isaminger, County Auditor at ‘Burleigh County, do hereby fate notice that the parcels of r =A hereinafter described wert taxes at the annual tax sale eof this County on December 9, 1924, and that at said sale said parcels of real es- tate were sold to this County, and that such sales have not been re: deemed from and they are still th property of this County, and ere une less redemption shall be made fro said tax rales within ninety di e of this notice, t! ers thereof and all lien holders and other persons interested therein will be forever foreclosed and debarred of any and all rights of redemption, or other rights in or to such real Following is a of the real estat sold at such tax sale on which the period of redemption has expired. | Opposite each description of real estate appears the name of the record title owner thereof as it appears by the records, in the office of the Reg- ister of Deeds of such County and also opposite each tract Po discal the amount which will be required to re- deem from the effects ae such tax sale at the expiration of tl riod of redemption includin Ba for which the said lan {erent “and. penalty. thereon, ry quent delinquent taxes prior my those of the year 1923, and penalties and interest thereof. Description of real estate, name of record title owner, and amount re- quired to og ity of on =. Original Lots 13 to 21, incl mak. 58, Helen Swanson 8 oe 8B, ore 66 Lot 14, bik. 84, 246.21 Exe East 5' litte. . 247.18 in. bik. 6, Christine E. 513.58 bel .. sateen 195.87 int, lots 19 to oe . ae 63.74 26, F. H. s 5.93 2, bik. 26, F. wal 24.60 Pacitic Secom 216.80 North Lot 11, bik. 45, C. B, Little.. jeKensle, Lots 1 and 2. N 15° of 3, bik. 13, C. B. Little 467.66 Lot 1, Lots 8 vane th ae Clough * Gov. Plerce’s incl. blk, 17, Wm, bel ao 19_ to 24, blk. ‘Wm. Gabel » Je i inet. Semple Hill Co. Given under m: te ( of the County Auditor of Burleigh County, this 15th day of January, (Seal) A. C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota. NoT! OF EXPIRATION OF THE TERIOD OF REDEMPTION ON LAND SOLD TO THE COUN- TY AT TAX SALE 1, C. Isaminger, County Auditor of Burleigh County, do hereby —. notice that the parcels of real estat hereinafter descril were, sold tor taxes at the annual tax of this on December iit, 1923, and that at said sale said parceis of real 1 }estate were sold to this County, and that such sales have not been r deemed from and they are seit the property of this County, ant tune 58, a redemption Shall be made, from id tax sales within ninety days from date of this notice, the same will the absolute property in f of this County and the former own: thereof and fil lien holders and other Persons interested therein will be for- ever foreclosed and ed of any. BEtipS, or oer rights in or to such real estate. I~ lowing is a list of the real estate told at such tax sale on which the period of redemption has expired. Opposite each description of real state appears the name of the rene tle owner thereof us it appears the records, in the office of the Rese ister of Deeds of such County and elso opposite each tract aj rs the amount which =n. be required to to re- eft pee of such of redempilon inely ual c the amount redemption includin: 1e for wi watch the orgs md was sold old, re penal essen, que: t delinguent taxes prior to those ‘ 1922, and penalties and of the Be interest th Description of real ee. howard of quired to redeem. tae ‘ yee City of Bismarck Lote 15 and 16, bi us, ¥. #. f Registe Sager * atee tet an John | ba and 3, ‘bik, 23, we of tithe owner, nemour ele :