The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1929, Page 6

NOTICE TO CONTRA! State Highway Const 4 hereby to construct: pit i | 2 Pinte? probaiits cost we Between Peru and Chile 0 doand ph . “vere ehgPauaitor ont Fixed; Bolivia Angry nd Be It Further Tile to) be assessed t that if t partie: sperty and Arica, which have been called ¢. Alsace Lorraine of South Amer- a, are to be divided. fter 46 years of international con- | troversy, Chile has agreed to return Teena to Peru while retaining Arica. | c t this resolt t ition, Ae be. The agreement was reached | struct th senna H ‘ tw public ity of Wash- the complete | me tor Elec) for Heating. | a Ventilating. Each pro: | accompanied ertic! the sum of ne to Wed the Board of draft shburn ves the right to ac- | r all bids. | ions are on file e at Fargo, 1d St. Paul: the Architect, rnest [i Boyd, Jamestown, No D Rids will be opened at the First onal Bank, building at Washburn, Part pom. June A. O'BRIEN, Clerk. 409e11-16 any one bid nd Spec he Builders Exc i CS REET OSES Ta reserved to rej waive tec such ats ma best interests he cept t SCHOOL BUILDING uy wunber contained in Hide Clans Canfield School District No. 7 Regan, N. Dak. aie will June oe ter the olution. of the prey fer the in the city on against ¢ board of deenied Fame VT hool, for the removal of porary roof on present concrete wall and the erection thereon of a new one-story and basement wood con- struction school building. The General contractor will submit complete bid on the General con- Heating, Ventilating and tion. Plans and specifi- be oltained from the Ar- . M. Leonhard, Mandan, N. on file with the Fargo rs uth = Sealed bids for Storm Water State of Ne 4 Ml South Bupleigh om. H Dak. payable to Mrs. P. ‘> of the totai 1E. Patto bid, this the Ontractor will enter tract. Checks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders at the time of tting. ‘The successful bidder's k will be retained until a surety bond in the full amount of the con- is provided. s reserved to accept or reject any or all bids. EARL MOWDER, C1, ‘anfield Dist into con- ory ere ss com. Pokelh an) dune state in} SOLUTION tie of th 2 olved by yard yor’ Ro or pted by him! Work. All! Special Dintri tograding. ae Rees Notice Is Hereby Given, That on the first. ‘Tuesday in June, F f elect ts uf the Roard ni three years for the City of Bisma Set a sum enual is provided iy ws of N ht y the owners: to be assessea | L 9 o'clock clock PYM. ND), polls will be opened nd closed at 4 this 18th he Hoard of Wdu 2D Y 1-3 The month of Ma |) the Roman god of ed for the improve his named from file with the city auditor pr writing nst_ the im of vity er 1 authori zed hoard | regular true and. ev copy of the inal resolution adopted by the oe city ee t 3 May 13th, I have here he seal of the s 14th day of H. ATKINSON City Auditor. Sealed Prop ceived by the North 1 Highway Commission at # rth Da- kota, until 10:00 1, June tz Highway n service ng the ye needed Bidders will be required to submit specifications for the d grad posed to be furnish le name. It is also ers submit their writing on their own complete description, — pr . Each bid shall be a companied her any the sum of 5 eto the State Highway Ny, and a bidder ee Pp bend in the str 0.00, Upon ° — award of contract, the siiccessful bid- der will be required to furnish a y bond in the sum of $5 the information of Idde used on the past two vea ' ses aid at the prices prevail ing will be approximately ‘All proposals must the undersigned and p on the outside of the eny posals for Tires and Tubes.” The Commission res to accept or reje \j) imspeected yet?” UPPOSE you were a kid and once had S walked back two miles on a hot, dusty afternoon to get the batteryman... you'd be more careful about your battery, wouldn’t you? Drive in today and let us look your battery over. Nothing like keeping it in prime con- dition now that you are doing lots of night driving and taking holiday tours and week- end trips. You don’t have to own an Exide to be wel- come. We service all makes. A phone call . will bring our service car promptly. cei ivered by Olof F Feltheim. his Drake-Ballard ortgage 1921, and filed fice ‘of the Register of Deeds in for Burleigh County, North Dak on the Tech day of and duly recorded in Mortgages on page 603 after’ assigned. by company, by instrument iu ed February 24th .t Trust Company of Freeport, II filed for record in the office of el ec of Deeds on May 20th, and recorded in Book 174 of Rec on page 67, will be foreclosed by a tale of the premises in such mort- age and hereinafter described at the ront door of the Court House in the Sity of Bismarck, County of Burleigh ind State of North Dakota, on Tues- day, 18th day of June, A. D. 1929, at the hour of Two (2) o'clock in the iternoon of said day, to ratisty the Smoynt due on said mortgage on day sale. ‘The premises described and which will be scribed wi e Northwest Quarter and the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-three (33) wnship One hundred. thirty . North of Range Seven! est of the Fifth P. M. in County, North Dakota. said ieee in such sold to fol- will be due upon such mort- by The Electric Storage Hoan Sod thass Sald ee hur Bastry Compent, the ; m of Fou world’s largest PessHie “eases together with turers of torage batteries of this foreclosure and statu- for every purpose. at Washburn, North Dakot: BECURITY. RUST COMPANY oe MALM’S SERVICE STATION aaa 112 Second St. Wholesale and Retail Phone 243 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA jthe war of the Pacific whith lost | Tacna to Peru. Washington, May 18.—(P)—Tacna ;contest, and the announcement of the a guarantee that | 2 2DE BISMANRUNR IRIDUING LOCAL BOY AMONG "through direct negotiations made | Possible by the resumption of diplo- matic relations between the two gov- ernments last year at the suggestion of former Secretary Kellogg. As announced by President Hoover, not as arbiter in the dispute but at the request of the two governments, the agreement does not mention the demand for a route to the sea which has been pressed by Bolivia, land- locked since the Chilean victory in ated From Science School High School Bolivia and Peru were allies in that Parsons, son of Mr. an Ralph rs Parsons, Bismarck, i agreement between Chile and Peru|Mrs. W. E. brought a siatement from the Bo-) | livian legation that the questions in- Chile, under the agreement. 5 taining the port of Arica. will con. |tien. ruct a port for Peru on the Bay of |.At commencement Arica, In addition, Peru will receive, | Wednesday, June 12, | i G without cost, all public works already |@ will be given exercise by Presiden’ Dwight, valedictorian. in the graduating class. The list of graduates follows: the right to choose for themselves the nation to which they will swear alle- is conducting an essay contest. Prizes |] of $1000 for the best and $250 for the | Wi: second best essay on the forest situ- | Rus ation in the United States and tho best means to improve it, will be given, The cssays must not exceed 3000 words. ight; Margaret Thoma: Delos Williams, Lidgerwood ell Brady, Doran, Minn,; Elli ng. Brainerd, Minn.; Arnold Nel on, | iC | |_f |Bale, Galchutt; Thea Botnen, Gal chutt; Walter Hinck, Great Bend Ewald Hinck, Great Bend; High School 1 proper ‘ounty of Da d lberud, Galchutt; Daniel Pfaff, Un or all Di Printing 1d_ sep Dated at Bi this 13th ¢ (Harden, Breckenridge J. Longie, Beleourt; Henry Earl Champion, Larimore, and Arnol ; [Senne ee as AUB y Mie ath ee on May iTwo Year Master Trade Cer | Russell Brady, Doran, |George Brewster, Wahpeton; Roy RACE FALLING OFF Since 1921 the number of beef cattle lin this country has decreased 9,000,- of Bismarck 140 except the d_of County order of the § £ Burleigh County | Commissioners of North Dakota. ey Ralph Ivers, Wahpeton; tine; Olger Olsor Patterson, (Seal) Rurleigh County, 36/2 Dak. | | Eliis Ki ison; WARPETON SENIORS {Ralph Parsons Will Be Gradu- mong 11 students who this spring are being graduated ‘from the high volved were still “far from settied.” _|"chool department of the state school win }of science at Wahpeton, it is an- pay $6,000,000 to Peru and, while re- ;Mounced by officials of the institu- the main ad- Lord, of the Eastern There are 72 Neopit, Fergus Falls, Minn.; Leander chaefer, Rhame; Joseph Skovholt, Mooreton; Walter Trembley, Grace ity, and Carlton Tanberg, Mohall. ard Achter, Wahpeton; Cora Esther \Johncon, Wahpeton; Geneva Klub- Alice Matuska, Breckenridge, Minn. Norris T. Aardahl, Tioga; LeRoy Tinn.; Simon icate Ninn.; hristopherson, Sutton; Robert Fen- Brainerd, Minn., Arthur Nelson, Coleharbor; Harold Larson, Dwight; Ivan Rustad, Kindred; Leander Schaefer, Rhame; Joseph Skovholt, Mooretan; Carlton Tanberg, Mohall; Walter Trembley, Grace City, and Elmer Butcher, Wahpeton. Licensed Journeyman or Master Trade Certificate Robert Bayer, Garrison; Alvin Bischke, Harvey; Joseph Johnson, | Mayville; Lawrence J. Thoe, Devils Lake; Elmer Salzwedel, New Rock- ford; Conrad Hildre, Petersburg; B. O. MacKenzie, Williston; M. A. id}Slettum, Turtle Lake; A. C, Ruud, 'S|Northwood; Sophus Trom, Kindred: F, E, Schwindel, Hettinger; Willard Nelson, Hannaford, and E. 8. ‘Thompson, Cavalier. COMMERCIAL Six Months Stenographic Course | Mildred Brown, Breckenridge, S$} Minn. Nine Months Stenographic With t Office Training jconstructed at Tacna, and Chile will! Livingston C. Lord s Cora Bale, Galchutt; Clarence retain the Arica-Tacna railroad. Mlinois Normal School. President /Gilgenbach, Wahpeton; Gordon Can- Both have agrees to respect private |.ord, a speaker of national, reputa-|ham, Wahpeton; Edna Hill, Han rights in the two provinces and to/tien, was the first president of|inson; Bernice Jacobson, Galchutt; recognize children born there as hav- | Moorhead Normal School, in 1888-89.|Hlizabeth Korf, Wahpeton; Elmer ing the nationality of their parents! Klubberud, Galchutt. is] Kludt, McLaughlin, S. Dak.; Agnes until they are 21, when they will have orian and Laura Schultz,|Pazdernik, Breckenridge, Minn.; Ella Schulz, White, S. Dak.; Mary O'Connor, St. Thomas; Dollie Nel- wianGe: graduz son, Henning, Minn., and Loretta 3 ea : 3 oi eleee RRO MeN Fairmount. i Ei }_ Genevieve Gebhart, ahpeton;| Advapeed Stenographic C : e WIN A PRIZE _ \Tielen Lev, Wahpeton; Anthony ieee Harles, Watpeton; Evelyn The Society of American Foresters’ Peschel, Wahpeton; Laura Schultz.| Forman, Wahpeton, and Alice Wohl- Lidgerwood. Nine Months Bookkeeping and Business Practice -| Roy Brown, Grace City, and Sheridan McIntyre, Campbell, Minn. Rate Change Plans Prompt Meet Today A meeting was being held today at the railroad commission offices in the state capitol in connection with the railroad board's order establish- ing standard distribution wholesale . of Chapte for |derwood; Ralph Par: Bismarck; eee Odessa ‘Tarr, Walcott; “Idah Wil-|"*Ravtroads have asked the hoard, to and will off liams, Lidgerwood. hold up application of the new rates public auction Auto Mechanic . | until July 1 the ¢ nee oe ett ele oer a Leuie Peterson, Schafer; Melvin Attending the meeting are T. W. June 1 atthe hour | Mahler, Fairmount, and Clark’ springer and Lieut. Gov. John W. lo Beate vill com’) Ehomipeon, Tioga. Carr, both of Jamestown; Neil Wil- ipmitttenett | «. Dressmaking liams, traffic manager of the Fargo subject to the; Fivelyn Baldorf, Wahpeton, and | chamber of commerce: Julius Bacon and T. A. Durrant, traffic manager of the Grand Forks chamber of com- merce. The conference is being held with ¢}members of the railroad commission ld! and representatives of the attorney general's office. A decision on the request of the railroads is expected late today. Edinburg; Charles o90. The number of herses in the a d by 7.00,000. | asain until Sept. 20. 10 ye: SCOUTS OF MANDAN HOLD HONOR COURT Various Types of Badges Pre- sented to Boys Who Made Merit Grades Mandan Boy Scouts held ® court of honor at the high school there, Fri- day evening, at which merit badges were presented and addresses made by leaders of the scout area. Judge A. M. Christianson was the principal speaker, giving a history of the Boy Scout movement from its inception under General Baden- Powell in the South African war. The program was opened with “america,” the singing being led by W. H. Stutsman. The scouts were led in the scout oath by Charles Ellis, Jr. The tenderfoot investiture cere- mony was put on by Charles A. Bug- bee, scout master, and 12 scouts of Troop 1 and 2. Donald Maitland, of Troop 2, and John Dewey, of Troop 1, received tenderfoot badges. J. H. Connolly presented first class badges to Fred Wiebers, Harry Mc- Call, John Biggs and Douglas Lang. Dr. G. H. Spielman presented merit badges to Bobby Smith, George Toman, George Teves, Robert Larson, Jack Thysell, Douglas Lang, Charles Ellis, Byron Spielman, Harry McCall. Judge Christianson presented a star | badge to Charles Ellis. ‘W. H. Stutsman presented the sec- Hl ond class badges, which went to Eugene Berry, Donald Solum, Victor Bowers, Ernest Percy, Vernon Homan, Merle Ness and Francis Hoffman. Byrne and Jackson | | i Address Methodists Secretary of State Robert Byrne and J. P. Jackson gave feature ad- dresses at the regular monthly meet- ing of the Bismarck Methodist Brotherhood conducted at 6:30 o'clock last night at the Lions club room in the Grand Pacific hotel. Mr. Byrne spoke on “World Peace” while the topic of Mr. Jackson's ad- dress was “Lay Evangelism.” \ John A. Larson, vice president, pre- sided in the absence of W. H. Payne, president. Forty members of the or- ganization were present. Mrs. John A. Larson sang two solos and a male quartette sang three num- bers, They were accompanied Ly Mrs. Stanley Smith. The male quartettc was made up of H. C. Beall, C. J. Boise, George S. Register, and B. F. Flannagan. The organization will not meet! “Plenty of roo KUAY, MAY 18. 1 Gideons Consider Black Hills Trek Members of the Bismarck Gideon: organization meet tonight to consider ways and means of taking the entire local organization to the interstate convention in the Black Hills, South Dakota, June 28-30. 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