The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 8

“Bwansen, Will were Moved ‘onded b ode ‘Commissioner approved Fri Syed bye bnded by ¢ George County B Veal Appointed He call: fy nicr, Moved onded by y Moved by Conunis onded by Co: Commi four nded Conn that the Beard adjourn tu 2 pom On roll call all meniber Revonded b the por: 1 ty April 15 & petition fled ni < voted aye d proceeded and allow or.reject Bills N Bubject to personal tax dur linguent. A. Lewis, earth on Baldw Perereeer rr Tare pension . , Emma Pilien, “mothe sion Agnes Vaskes. Spent mother’s ‘pen- pension Katherine DeLaney, pension Ellen zene mother’s mothers: pens sther's ouick, Print. In . Office sun- gopher ex: 5 ens at “tive rental on John anesey: road work . Webb hi & Co., Contract L witness in- ion ervices in fon. . Alen, membership du ‘ W.t Sheet. and fron’ Works, ot ae ‘and Navy Siore, Knight Print Extension Di Station, salary 3 pense of | county tural work Bricke, v. utes of the Sas Teed: Rol 199. Moynier that 1929 DV o'clock | Sou roll call On roll cx to examin i5.00 30.00 20.90 Albin” Hedstre cifle Hotel, in ur, County t juror esrtit r, County r withess cerlifis Jury r, County ‘Prea eounty trea rity ‘Treas aunty Tre witness urer certifie tamps for 59.00 | | \¢ 15.00 | § 25.00 0 29.00 19.70 25.00 3.60 “printing body of awin Finley 10.00 examining Iwin Finley viewing body of nyder el, viewing Alsbury 2.5 + view ing 10.00 | 8.00 5.004. 5.00 Deni ee 9.00 . Goebel, viewing Lawton . ebel, viewing L. Hanson evel, viewing body of body of tive fees fees in Roland H kd. Bor Justice cour Tom Hughes, 25.00 ».00 | 16.00 “nile “Be in mileage in viminal action: Hin Welch, — board guarding prisoners ... 1 milea and ing Ds ‘embalming of M uper.. expense to it> tending convention at V ley City Viet oynier, “exp 1g convention Valles. city Axel Soder, meeting attending board pense ‘to |i vention at V Drug Swat board meetin: supplies attending 2.09 |Hoskiy 7.00 150.00 | | 16.00! Quick Print, Tift) BY Anton Bee Rollin Wele . Martineson, witness tee car Sordahl, witne W. A. elund, Bert Wi Wei Sen withess Herman, witness fee » Frankli 4 ne Nickolau M witness fe: witness fee witness fee Witness fee.. yo “ushel, witness fee... ri meeting Victor Mo board me George F. Wall, buard meeting \ ; Swanson, rd meeting . | Axel Soder, meeting attending cuvelopes.. s & Woodman urt reporter ’. 6.00] 7 | for jury duty, 6.00 | rie 2.10} 0 3. Burma Anderson s Philip Ac A | Humphrey SW range 80, ), granted in 1 in the owuship 1 0 to $1,000. property Approved Keopplin ince on the hip Jat Applicat A.B. correction of hail in ange ‘oved Applicat jon of ite ent aud cance r the years of pi to 19 ution of cancellat . Jacob Rothe n of personal r 1928. Re- Clooten for the SW) plication of Nellie IE. ction of tax on pers Rejected. Application of David Fryer for atement of penalty and inter 1924 tax. Approved fon of ED Parker for onal prop- ea nterest on lots 34 % & Wetherb 1 1 26, town= » 78, in the amount of ‘Approved. plication of ection of 1 wn for “Xpptic of Tose Scharnowski batement of tax for the years of inclusive, approved as st only. anand personal tax to: fn the amount of rw, ‘orrection of mount of $18.40, the land un Brown I tax for there be cultivation. Moved by seconded by that the B App: loynier, ommissioner r o'clock idjourn to f Fred Swenson, Register fhe month of December, a. ovembe: Moved by 1 to cheek the de- Hinguent in the sheriff's of- ice Moved Commissioner Moynier, nded by Commissioner Swanson, that the Board adjourn to reconvene el a.m. February 8th. On roll call all members voted 0:50 A.M. February Board reconvened. members were present. Board continued to check the de- linquent tax list of the sheriff's of- tice, loved by Sth, 1929 On roll call all Commissioner Moynier, y Commissioner Fricke, that ies Board adjourn to 2:00 o'clock p.m. On-roll call all members voted aye. 2190 o'Clock P.M. February Sth, 1920 Board reconvened. On roll call all members were present. Board continued checking the d linquent tax list of the sheriff's o vith the request of the k of the District Court for fur- f persons qualified the following distribu- tion was ordered made for each of the following townships: Wild rose, 1: Long Lake, 1; Morton, 1; Telfer, 1; Missouri, 1; Taft, 1 te. rs “Buri nt € Sey a. omivell, Hazelgrove, 1 | Lak hrunk, 1; Steiber, ; Wilson, 1; Village of Wing. 2; Vil- lage of Regan, Unorganized ips, the follow. John Skei; Swensot Bismarck, 33. Moved onded by the Board nap adj 1929, at 10:00 o'el A. Aud n to Mareh Sth, m. . ISAMINGER, of Burleigh County, North Dakota. Largest London Fire in Years Is Thriller ; | incumbents. for} .| Without stranding. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Helps Gil a “{t CANDIDATES SBEK ‘BISMARCK APPROVAL Regular Mun‘zipal Election Will Be Held April 2 With Len- hart Unopposed | Names of 11 candidates for city of- fices will appear on the ball<: for the regular city clection April 2, it was j announced this morning by Myron H. » | Atkinson, city auditor. Time for filing of petitions of | candidacy expired at 5 p. m. yester- jay, 20 days before election. The pallet will appear as follows: For president of the city commis- : A. P. Lenhart, incumbent. city cominissioners* incumbent; Obert Olson | and Paul Wachter, incumbent. For park commissioners: fF. L. Moule and Father John A. H. Slag, For police magistrate: Edward S. Allen, J. M. Beik, incumbent, and A. F. (Sandy) McDonald. For city justice: Anton Beer and Harry A. Mutchler. A president and two members of the city commission, two park com- missioners, one magistrate and one justice will be elected HILLSBORO CAGERS ‘| MEET SPIRITWOOD Enderlin, D.. ‘D.. March 14.—@)— Hillsboro and Spiritwood, recognized as two of the strongest independent basketball teams of North Dakota, will meet here tonight at 8 o'clock in the first game for the championship of the state independent league, un- der the official drawings made today. As Williston and Leith, representa- tives of the northwest districts, were unable to send their teams to Ender- lin, the tournament was cut to a 10-team affair and the draw was made on an cight-team basis, with two preliminary climination contests on tonight's program. Carpio and Cando will meet in the second pre- liminary game tonight at 9, and the | winners of tonight's contests will meet at 9 p.m. Friday in the fourth game of the first round. Sharon and Enderlin will open the first round at 3 p.m. tomorrow, while Minnewaukan and Granville will play at 4 p.m. Qsnabrock township and Hankinson are booked for 8 o'clock Friday night. Semifinals will be played Saturday morning, with the finals Saturday night. Cando, winner of the championship in 1928, was drawn in the lower bracket, while Enderlin, 1928 runner- up, is in the upper bracket, and indi- N. s| cations are that these teams have an excellent chance to repeat their championship struggle of a year ago. Minot Concerns Get Principal Contracts for New Court House Minot, N. D., March 14—(4)—Con- tracts totalling $410,623 for the con- struction of a new Ward county court house were awarded by the county commissioners today, with Minot con- cerns receiving the principal con- tracts, The contracts were awarded as fol- lows: General construction, Olson’ & Orheim, Minot, $350,715; plumbing and ventilating, American Plumbing and Heating company, Minot, $37,785; temperature regulation, Johnson Service company, Milwaukee, $5,780; electric wiring and fixtures, North- western Electric company, Minot, $9,188; passenger, elevator, Otis Ele- vator company, Chicago, $7,155. _|Naalign Army Heads Off to Devils Lake to Install Andersons Captain and Mrs. Elof Anderson left here, Wednesday, by car for Dev- ils Lake, where he has been assigned {to command of the Salvation Army post. With them went Ensign Slet- ten and Captain Knuth. They ex- pected to have a somewha: muddy trip but relied on getting through The ensign and captain will return after the instal- {| lation of the Andersons. Americans in Mexico’ Send Families to U.S. El Paso, Texas, March 14—(#)—The spectre of battle in central Mexico today caused a general exodus of the wives and families of American min- ing engineers and business men from that section of the revolution torn re- Public. Each train from the south brought large numbers of refugees seeking to escape- thé dangers of the impending warfare in*the vicinity of, Torreon, Coahuila, between large’ fozees of rebels and’ federal soldiers. George | Gen. Aaron Sacnz, a close friend of the late Gen. Obregon, and a candi- date for the presidency in Mexico, }has hurried to the aid of President Portes Gil and is doing all he can to help him quell the revolt. 200 Delegates Attend First Ramsey County Economic Conference Devils Lake, N. D., March 14—(P}— Nearly 200 delegates were present to- day for the opening of the Ramsey county economic conference, the 12th and concluding meeting of a series of such conferences held throughout the state during the last two months. The purpose of the meeting which will close tomorrow, is to develop a program of agricultural and home practices based on information from the North Dakota Agricultural col- lege, plus the successful experience of farmers in this county. All the conferences have been held under the general auspices of the state agricultural college. MRS. WANNER NOMINATED Fargo, March 14.—(?)—Mrs. F. M. Wanner, Jamestown, was nominated to the commission of miscions of the Consregational Conference of North Dakota, and if her nomination is ap- proved by the national council she will represent the district of Montana and the Dakotas. FORKS MAN DIES Grand Forks, March 14—()— Nicholas Kamplin, 70, a resident here for 40 years, died suddenly from heart attack last night. Funeral arrange- ments are pending. AUTO SHOW OPENS Devils Lake, N. D., March 14.—(7)— The annual Lake Region auto show opened in the roller rink here this afternoon, with local dealers dis- Playing 100 models. The show will continue until Saturday. SELLS CHILD FOR $15 REGINA, Sask.—Mrs. Mary, Caw- heal Saskatoon, recently admitted to a local magistrate that she had sold her 14-year-old daughter to a neighbor for a consideration of $15. The court reserved sentence: pending an investigation. France and other parts of western Europe receive less rain than the eastern United States but since the showers are lighter and more fre- quent, less water is lost by drainage than in this country where more sunny days and harder rains are 3 eesti Fat INCOME TAX RETY EXCEEDS. ESTIMATE | Washington, “March 14—()—In- come taxes pouring into the treasury vaults from all sections of the coun- 137,752 and officials have that this amount would be exceeded this year. The corporation taxes this year are one and one-half per cent lower than they were in 1927 when that Oe was 1313 percent. It is more than had been, estimated. Fort Lincoln Soldier a charge of petit larceny before Fred Jansonius in Burleigh district court. Sentence was suspended. ty theft of e ecemors tn te a. Minnesota Man Wins Italian ¢ Golf Title States Randel -cerscpr agi lth ron tl ship.’ Daniels is a Yale graduate of 1914. A gust of wind at 81 miles an hour registered at Crowdon recently was the highest wind velocity ever noted in or near London. additions! | State Bridge Meet Is Opened at Farguy Bridge der way in the club four event and about 50 persons taking part in an open progressive game. wrt club four event will ‘pe con- tinued tonight. The winning team will receive a large silver loving cup. Teams from Bismarck, Grand Forks, Leeds, Cando, Jamestown, Val- ley City, Moorhead, Gardner and Minot are entered in the club four contest. ‘dorian a Teaches maturity ati¢’ Heal Eczema, Skin Diseases With Powerful, Penetrating Antiseptic Oil» Must Give Results in 7 Days or Money Back, Say All Druggists Who Will Gladly Refund the Purchase Price to Any Dissatisfied User Moone’s Emerald Oil is safe and leave a greasy residue. It is so pow- erfully antiseptic that even odor: from cancers and gangrene fare instantly killed. A single bottle we know will show you beyond all question that you have at last discovered the way to restore your skin to perfect health. Ask your druggist today for a 2 ounce original bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oli. Almost every drug- a that he might return to Fort Lincoln, Pleasant to use; it. doesn’t stain or’ Adv. Announcement We wish to announce that we have been appointed dealer of the Advance-Rumely POWER FARMING MACHINERY CONSISTING OF OIL PULL TRACTORS Do. ALL TRACTOR -CULTIVATOR Threshers, Combine Harvesters, Husker-Shredders, Corn Shellers OIL PULL OILS and LUBRICANTS, ETC. -HEDAHL ‘MOTOR CO. BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA London, March 14.—(%)—Scattered ; fants and (twoulderiog: embers re- Moved b' mi at daylight today of a fire seconded by Commissioner a wei; | which for heat and light emitted and p.m, On refi call ail members voted |space covered is the largest London ag has seen in 20 years. oT au! A strong casterly wind picked ‘up cies pre: resen aged si mi the blaze on the outskirts ‘of a fac- £0.05 epar jt .. Sheri bank ‘Moved by Commissioner Swanson, | morning ane, spread it. quickly to neighboring fi 13.50 $3.83 gevorided by. Commissioner Moynier, at the County Treasurer be and. w Most of Ss eiiged ‘was lit up by the blaze and tl Repeby instructed to watisfy of record he saith. ‘den for fas yene Vous on the housand: crowded to _ 10,004 NE by streets to watch the display. Se being ae owned by’ Burleigh 2.40 a *T00 LATE. TO TO CLASSIFY .. sedan, model on count call: minstoners town and Mrs. Mabel Baile: Benslon Bell ‘telephone | ‘¢: “tolls and telegrams .. W. Bell Telephone ary ¢ exchanee Tired Body Cells Need Father John’s Medicine If you are tired and .run down, Mand body alle should not be whipped in mporary near’| activity by drugging. What you need -is real tonic food ements of Father John’s icine which helps you drive impurities, and rebuild new h and strength. No drugs. . February 6th, 1930 with att Service, inc Swanson, aye Moynier, ves Pi, ae peek aye; Freke. Moved by, june. vider Bece ihe He a ‘Comnneston tl Beard do 167 | on Rebruary teh, i 3.07 alt oide Ac} pees & * 28 ment. On rolt cal ‘HM _members 6.00 Moved by Commissioner Mornier. 8 paced by Commissioner Scder, that fall ettlonnent: of’ personal A © ak00 Property ax of V. i. ¥ ‘adden for the | W. ona 8 1923. ‘Koll call agen ora’ Swanson, hier, ayes Fricke, 7 Jommiasion~ pie Moy-