The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1929, Page 6

PAGE SIX ~ FARMERS MAY GET LOANS FOR GRAINS STORED ON FARMS - Immediate Cash Can be Ob- house Act Becomes Law Governor George F. Shafer to- day expressed pleasure at the action of the St. Paui inter- mediate credit bank in deciding to finance grain held ¢. North Dakota farms under the new farm storage law. The announcement, he said, is in line sith tnderstanding of what officials of the inter- mediate :redit bank intended to do if possible. Extension of credit facilitics by the federal institution, he said, should help to make the state farm storage law really effective. St. Paul, June 12.—.%—North Da- | Rota farmers holdin, win under that | state’s farm warehouse act which goes into effect July 1, may on’ Joans from the Federal Intermed! Credit bank of St. Paul. This policy oi the i Was an nounced today by 2. H. Klawou, preo- m by ident, who said details of the sys! now are being worked out wher the farmer may obtain immediaic cash for his crop at a rea: ¢ of interest while he continues to hold the grain for rdvanta markets. "We believe,” Mr. Klawon said, “we have made a good in the velopment of plans whereby the st Paul Federal Intermediate Creait bank will be able to make loans under this enactment thro nh the various cooperative and redise izations el ty co busines aNting org wi n leaned is hard y at this but at | = mighi e: run up to many millions f of detiars. It a5 not anticipated the bank will have ting all the fund: ulty ib requires.” gete ‘’he North Dakota law, passed the last legislature, provides that 2 farmer may <tore his crain on his own farm in a container approved by the state. A cer Which may be uocd ior collaterai the = same as an warehouse re- ceipt. It is on not be announced until a commission- | er has been appointed to administer the North Dakota warehouse a it was said. When the comm ner is named officials of the bank will cen- fer with him on zegulations to be sci up for administration. A similar act wag passed by the Montaa legislature recentiy but it is not yet effective. Officials of the credit bank here, with those of the one at Spokane, are considering }tans for loans to farmers under the Mon: _tana act. PARKER, HOTEL NAN, SUCCUMBS Owner of Chain of Hotels, In- cluding Lewis and Clark, Has Heart Attack V. W. Parker, of hotels in North De » Minnes tained as Soon as State Ware- | *{on | J.P. Morgan, B ° of John Pierpont nev as ee remem 'y capacity to the in commission. Ve | ack From Debt Parley, Poses First Time Morgan, one of America’s wealthiest | er photographers for many years, the famed | he arrived in New York from Paris. | national reparations | ‘MINOT MAN NAMED (,A,R, COMMANDER &. E. Sparks, Devils Lake, and A. W. Parmenter, Drake, Vice Commanders | Minot, N. D., June 12.—1)—Robert | D. Bagley, Minot, was clectsd com- | | mander of the North Dakota depart ment of the Grand Army of the Re public at a final business ono! +the conyention in this city today. | ‘The new senior vicc commander is E. E. Sparks, Devils Lake. A. W. Parmenter, Drake, was named junior vies commander. Other officers jchosen this morning were C. H. and that similar institutions be founded elsewhere until the work cif- circles the globe. HEAVY CALENDAR 10 EXTEND COURT TERM Se TN Seventeen Civil Cases to be) Hoard Before Criminal List Will Come Up 5 i Prediction that Burleigh county's | regular June jury term of district court will continue well into July be- eause of the heavy calendar of cases was made by attorneys as the tefm opened at 10 a. m. todas dudge Fred Jansonius, presiding, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BEACH MAROONED AS SECOND HEAVY RAIN HITS WIBAUX AREAS Scavengers Help Themselves to Property; No Funds For Reconstruction (Tribune Special Service) Wibaux, Mont. June 12.—Jupiter Pluvius, refusing to be convinced that “enough is enough,” again raised havoc in Beach Monday night and Tuesday morning by sending down a deluge of watcr which made a three-foot acer river out of a draw north of the North.rn Pacific tracks, made it impossible to enter from any direction, and made the city a sea of mud. Streams and creeks yesterday in the section between Beach and Medora were reported as rising rapid- ly, threatening to make life more miserable in Beach. Livestock was } driven from the valleys and the city was making ready for the flood. Crops were reported badly damaged. Scavengers began ar. invasion of flood-struck Wiaux yesterday, gath- ering property of considerable salvage value from the banks of Beaver creek much to the dismay of the Montana city residents. Law authorities began preparations to combat the new trouble following the huge flood of last week. Another problem considered by the Montanans was the question of who should pay for the reconstruction work. The Montana state board of health has no funds for the work, Wibaux has no money, and the fed- propriation for the work unless it re- ccives recommendation to offer aid. HEALTH EXAMS FOR CHILDREN PLANNED Burleigh County Hygiene Pro- gram Arranged; Six Towns to Have Conferences Burleigh county children under school age next week will be given rigid health cxaminations by Dr. Maysil M. Williams and Miss Irene M. Donovan, R. N., of the division of child hygiene of the state department of health. ‘ The program of cxaminations fol- lows: June 18, Menoken; June 19, McKenzie; Junc 20, Regan; June 21, Still; June 22, Wing; and June 24, Driscoll. At the ‘conference all children un- der school age are weighed, measured, and examined and defects are point- ed out to the parents, who are re- Palmer, Casselton, medical director, excused 21 jurors at the opening and |qwested to consult their family phy- | und George Hawks, Fargo. chaplain. | Mrs. Hattic Nortz of Devils Lake was elected president of the North | Dakota department of the Women’s Relief corps at the convention which is to close here this afternoon. Other | ficers are Mrs. Margaret Ecsher, ahpeton, senior vies president; Mrs Ramsey. Mino’, junior vice presi- | Ad }dent; Mr rgaret Blackey, Devils Lake, tree and Mrs, Lucina Briggs, Wahpeton, cheplain. Mrs. Emma $iith, Devils, Lake; Lois Barney, Jamestown, M: Goodwater, Grand Forks, and rs.’ Lottie’ Rob, Oakes, were named the executive board and Mrs. ordered 15 more jurors to be drawn. Belief that no criminal cases will be heard until at least two weeks of the term has been completed was ex- pressed by George S. Register, state's attorney. Seventeen civil cases, will be heard before the state's cases will be opened, he said. A motion to set aside and quash information against Heimo Siirtola and Eino Pihlaja, charged with il- legally disposing of mortgaged prop- erty, will be heard by the court at 3 p.m. L. J. Welic, defense counsel. will argue that the information was not drawn and filed according to law and thatthe charges should bz and Wisconsin, died suddenly in his| Bertha Miller, Fargo, delegate at quashed because the deferdants had hotel, the Ogden at Minneapolis, late | large to the national convention { no preliminary hearing before the in- Monday. according to. word recaived } Portland, Maine.. Mrs, Elfic Freeman {rmation was. filed, here. Death was due to a hi tack superinduced by heai ent to] named to the convention. Minneapolis three weeks agi A dook a ce over his interests in the Ogden and — —— —_——* : Grant Portland hotels. Waile seated Around the World 1 in his room he suffered a heart at- Reee er nee . 3 tack, and called Mrs. Mary Corriveau. SS i manager of the Ogden. When she w PI—An expedition of the 1 arrived, she found him unconscio’ Institute of Music, after nearly 1 and he died within a few minutes ar’s search en fool for folk songs i Dr. Gilbert Seashore, who was musicel insiruments, brought t called, indicated that he would con-! back 100 songs and 54 instrumenis | t duct a postmortem Wednesday. | from the Smolensk district and White | 1 Parker made his’ ‘htadquafters in| Russia. This cwnmer the’ same men t Fargo. will search the Crimea and the Black 3 Besides the Giraver hotel in Fargo. |Sea coast. s he owns the Ryan hotel at Grand pees | v Forks, the Lewis and Clark at Man-| Perugia, Italy (?—The Royal Ital- dan, and leased the Valker building.| ian University for Foreigners, which b now under construction at Minot.| operates as : summer school of the 2 several months ago. University of Perugia, will open its E He leaves his wife, who is in Calu- | fourth cession, June 30. It offers ad- met City, Il, and two -daughters,| vanced courses in Italian literature, | = Mrs. Caroline Grosman of Wilmett,| art and other cultural subjects, ‘ Illinois, and ene pther, daughter live}... | Z ! ing in’ California, who has not’ yet} * Prague Gr\—The histories’ Strahoy @ been located. monastery, founded in 1149, is to be - ; ++ +++ byurchased by the city and added toy ~ ( the public pari on the Hill of Peirin. e South Dakota Couple “|The gardens of the old cloister cz c Honored on Fiftieth | ssreciany beautiiui. Wedding Anniversary! tondon y—carrying out the icca that Piccadilly Circus is “ihe ceuber * i mcial Servi of the world,” a clock thet will tell tie Periime Speciel Service) | time in any part. of the glove has it sr, Leola, recently | ven Installed in the per aibn y sta- 4 % gee ed- | tion at that locality. It shows a nar- be ae honored on thet golden wed- | row band of light traveling across. a Ky sored at the Reformed church here.|™4P of the world on Mercatoz’s pro- ti They are the parents of Mrs. , jection. M3 ems Robieny who visited Bisniatck » » ssscais uh) the Belgian paris a Seen tees an rhe interest of the! ot has voted 9606000 to hielo cele: ; Parent-Teacher association. LY: 395, | a Services were given in English| brate the country’s centennial anni- mw d German by Rev. F. W. Herzog.| Versary of independence. Belgium iy aM tik. and Rev, “| shook off Dutch domination in 1830. | Ashley, N. Dak., and Rev. Cooney. Leola, respectively. Shafer Will Speak at Tower City’s Jubilee Governor George F. Shafer will -be the principal speaker June 21 at the of a two-day golden jubilee celebration at Tower City in obser- vance of the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival of the Cass county city's Rane 4 ieting thi i a je! ing le various anon modes of transportation from the covered wagon to the air- ‘plane is one of the features of the ‘am. Pivere-and-one-talt round-trip pas- rates will be offered by the Northern Pacitic yailroad from points tr North Dakota to Tower be of sale June 19 ; Carroll, | Woodw: Lisbon, Minot M Helena the delegates we! | The double world’s fair'in Antwerp | and Liege is part of the program. Paris (®\—Two prizes of $4,000 each ; have been offered through the French i Anti-Cancer league to French citizens Lor permanent residents who can prove [that preserved’ foods have no influ- ence on the disease or who can dis- cover a cure for the affliction. : Kharkoff (4)—The “gaypayeu,” or j Secret ‘political police, recently broke up a band here which specialized in forged trades union membership tick- ets... The cards sold for from 75 cents to $1.25 each and entitled holders to obtain bread, avoid certain taxes and | to vote. » Germany ()—The right to hunt water fleas. which are used for fish bait, was leased here ee ope recently for the ‘annual marks, about $2.50. Constantinople inspect The calendar lists 153 civil cases. Jurors excused this morning are Peter Mihus, Emil Sabot. D. W. ‘Stewart, Alvin Bourgeois, Mike Buckmeyer, Bismarck; Louis H. Beall, Arena: O. Harmon, Win:: Logan Emory, Wil- ion; J. .O. McDonald, A. W. Mellon, H. T. Murphy, Henry Rhud, C. M. Fadden, O. H. Benson, and P. G. Harrington. city; Edward Eliason, Wing: C. J. Kuehl, Regan: Everett Porter, Moffit; A. H. Meland, C. E Newcomer. Driscoll, and William Langley, Sterling. English Child Expert To Work in Australia London—@)_Dame Janet Camp- bell, for many years senior medical cer for maternity and child wel- fare at. the English ministry of health, has been given leave of ab- sence to organize federal materni and child welfare work in Australia. Dame Campbell, who probably will leave the early part of the sum- mer, has been freed from her duties in England by the minister of health at the urgent request of the Aus- tralian prime minister. : Evening Dress by Day Formal London’s Way London.—)—Throwing a bomb at the king's carriage and attending the opera In anything but evening clothes are two things that simply are not done in well-bred London. The first section of “Gotterdacm- merung” recently opened at Covent Garden at 4:30 p.m. and ended at 6:30 p.m., with the result that shop girls and clerks hurrying homeward from work saw women in low-necked gewns and men in full dress crossing the Strand for hasty dinners. There being no fog in London that day, it was still bright when the diners re- turned to the opera at 8 o'clock. REASON TO AGREE “There ought to be only one head to every family,” declared a man at the clyb. “Thi true,” agreed @ little chap. making figures on a piece of paper. “You agree, do you?” asked the first man with a smile. “Indeed, I do. I've just paid for hats for nine daughters.”—Notting- ham News. =—_——— STOCKETT FUNERAL HELD Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Stcekett. 25, who died here Saturday evening, were held today at her home at Solen. She leaves a husband and several children. A. P. Stockett, the oom qua is a prominent farmer at 2. Hays a hospitals. and clinics. organ- be ifenon and the Near East by Spring Coats and Millinery ie. American Women’s Hospital as- sociation, Dr. Mary McKil Harper reduced to one-half price at\the h Geld Shop, 312 Main Avenue. sicians immediately, During the summer of 1928 a series counties were visited by state officials. Total attendance for the ycar was 5,680 children and 4,000 mothers, it is reported. Most common defects in children found at the conferences are malnu- trition, diseased or enlarged tonsils, nasal obstruction, decayed tceth, en- larged glands,’ orthopacdic defects, Posture defects, heart defects, ade- noids, defective hearing, and goitre. Seventy-one per cent of the children examined last year had one or more defects. The conferences are made possible through the Sheppard-Towner fund and the state department. Mothers and children are urged to attend the meetings, 4 Additional] Markets CHICAGO POTATOES. Chicago, June 12.—(#)—(U.S.D.A.) ¢ t ° on track 241 new, 93 old; total United sacked Russets $1.80 to 2.20. CALL MONEY RATES New York, June 12.—(#)—Call money steady; 8 per cent all day. Time loans: éasier; 30 days 8 1-4 to 8 1-2; 60-90 days 8 1-4 to 8 1-2; 4-6 months 3 1-4. i Prime commercial paper 6. WINNIPEG WHEAT CLOSE Winnipeg, Man., June , 12. July wheat closed at 1.14 1-2; No. 1 under; No. 3 6 under; No. 4 10 under. CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, to big ; broilers 34 to 36; springs .40; ve TS 17 to 20; spring ducks 28; geese 15; spring geese 25, FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, June 12,—(?)—Foreign exchanges mixed. Demand: Great Britain 484%; Cable 484 13-16; France 390'2; Italy 523%; Germany 23,79; Norway 26.63; Sweden 26.73; Mon- treal 99.18 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 15¢ lower. In carload lots family pat- ents quoted at 6.45 to 6.55 a barrell in 98-pouhd cotton sacks. Shipments 32.202 barrels. Bran $22.00 to 23.00. LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE | New York, June 12.—()—Lib- erty bonds closed: Liberty, 3 1-2’s, 96.5. Firsts, 4 1.4's, 98.16. Fourth, 4 1-4’s, 98.19. Treas., 4 1-4’s, 106.8. Treas., 4’s, 108.15. , . BOSTON WOOL Boston, June 12.—)—Wool: De- mand slow on original bags and graded G4’s. Graded 58 60's only moderately active. ‘BAN MIDNIGHT WHOOPEE . New York, dune 12.—(4)—Goodbye some midnight whoopee on the wa- terfront. The French line is abolish- ing midnight srilings. because gayety of friends seeing folks off to Europe has got-to be a little too much, eral government will make no ap-| of 190 conferences was held and 27|¥" —Potatoes: Receipts 99 new, 20 old, States shipments 539 cars, new stock trading only fair, market slightly) weaker; North Carolina barrel Irish | !. Cobblers $3.75 to 4.25, mostly $4.00 to] sinin 4.10; southern sacked Bliss Triumphs $3.00 to 3.25; old stock trading just fair, market steady; Wisconsin sacked | yprs, Round Whites $1.00 to 1.10; Idaho SP) northern closed 1-2 under; No. 2 3 3-4 dune 12.—(#) — Poultry alive, easy: receipts 2 cars; fowls 28 20; turkeys 22 to 30; ducks Minneapolis, June }2,—(?)—Flouf [Tcnvenes With oll ae proons df, , 1929, On roll call all com: a Wonvened ‘with ait members| Missoutls Kansas" Cheinieal + cal MLeSORDIS Moled wae, Moved by Commissioner | .Co., 3 gal insecticide 1 yrs0 wore, voted aye anson, seconded by Commissioner! Washburn Lignite Coal Co. +1|.. Board reconvened and'on roll call {Seder that the minutes of the March] coal for Mrs. Vaskes .....: -711 Commissioners. Swanson, Moynier, eral by “commlontuher @ “+S Waminger, county audi- so| Fricke and Will were. present. | Moved by Commissioner Swanson,|" tor, box rent’ ...+.. Fee ETT ee Tie Board naoeenea ts pnded by Commissioner Soder that | Melville Blectricai Shop, lishect comiasandsbeiices: | lease of Geo, Claredge for right] plies... has . 5.76 3100 Ire Me April a, 1928 ! we through section | State Bonding Department’ Board reconvened. On foll call Be ee Tee oase eae thes | wHeemtiam en, kond No. 20945 25.00) commissioners Swanson, —'Moynier, | caxon of (Lease in file.) | Wilton Mutual Store, supplies Frlukecana: Will werespreséiit, } er LBOdeH ayer MoyHiers ABWiOn care G 3.801" Moved by Commissioner Moynter, ie | i seconded by Commissioner Swanson nirhlusloher SWatihot Mie Joe 25.00 that Be It Resolved By the State ded Commissioner the contracts of Emil Plep . Jordan, W. 1. Wilton, aust ance me! | loner Mo: wil oder, oynter, ay Moved by ™. reconvene on were present, ‘ovecded ti How bills No. 1 t April 3, Hoard il membe Board and reject or | delinquent. Stu care of county ae $1, district, judge .. follef Suby, road w ae | | ce to Spear, court. reporting: John W f 6. Breas, freight y auditor's office ad work... on maine road mainten minal actions Nan H. & Kenneth gravel Wachter “Transter freight. F. HH. Carpenter supplies... Regan Garage, 310 GL. Spear, Co. Treas. jury witness certificate Wachter 3 for G. 1. Spear, rent tor county treasurer's postage Stackhouse, , county health Spear, Co. ‘Treas. ot ju French Co. Wis ef oe . . adge Runcy, Co. Supt, post- age and box rent ie No AW, Bell. ‘Telephone | Co., tolls and telegrams, . Knight Printing Con supplies senna Treasurer Logaiv"Townsinip, cradin ne mile of road .. fe 4 bat Fisher, county phy Wachte hau i erts at Apple Creek sw. Works, Ulson, Twp. ajander Dept, city of k, waier for month ef |. rai FOUMLY CASE... hy sheritt, board and guarding prisoners Western Union ‘Telg. rental on clocks... Rollin Welch, sherilf, money nded and chargeable to Co, a Attorney Conting- ent Fund ....... K ricke, running main- tainer ...... Mrs, Albin’ Hedstrom, of county jail i iW, B. Dickerson, capense as juvenile commissioner Roll Ich, sheriff, inatrort Co. and Pugh Spear, transportation penses of Daisy Dunseith Tebbo Harms, Ha. Woodimansec, ex: to H.C supplies for Gibbs Twp. Hedstrom, mileag: minal actions .. Geo, W. Hedrix, blading road: in Lincoln Twp. in Frank H, Brown, sery- ices as county nurse’ ....., Washburn Lignite Co. coal for court house . City of Bismarck, poor reliett George 8. Register, rent and postage for March Vinney's Drug Store, sup: justice, "justice assignment” Crane, justice Auton ‘Beer Roland H. fees... . J. Martineson, witness fee Vave Smith, withess fee U. J. Martineson, witness Sirs. Catherine ‘Omodt ness fee N. Herma wit- Martineson, witness fei Franklin, witness fee Herman, witness fee .. 8, witness fee witness fee Mary Cashel, witness fee ... Os Sorsdahl, witness fee «. J. Martineson, witness fee Wilton Mutual Store, supplies for Mrs. Vaskes .. . AL Miesen, county Rich wet its Phoenix gopher. poison. Lr Wehe, judgment! Lincoln” School” Supply "Co., xupplics _.. aspera te Treas. Ghylin Twp., railroad fare for Carl Linderholm to Bathgate Mrs. Ebba'. Olson, ‘mother's pension ......5 N.W, Sheet “& Tron culverts. for Apple township... Mrs, Geo. W. Ashi Braden childre: Mary Mathison, sion Mrs. pension ..... Minnie Engelmann PENSION. nee ec nesses assese Eva Fisher, mother's pension Mrs. Ellen Jensen, mother's pension ....... State College Station, exten- - sion div! ston. aalery ang expenses of count ul iofap work in” Burleigh Marie Dixon, mother’ nsion tees eee Mabel Batley, mother's pen- fo) bit See stingard: and 6 N. OW. Sta GE RRes: jury witness certificate . mann Tillen, mother's pen ‘Mon. The Fyr-Fyter Co,, f extinguishers. beseee Mather Tthoyre. mother's pen- Annes Vibe," matic ‘hen: vilon ; ane Bismarck Grocery Co., 1 doz ive’ tire Fricke i. CSS as ea sioner. Fricke declare Soder, ay ngon that) 144 subject to personal tax due and pkorn, AL ynicr, the a Com: , uve, ) BeCe roll examine] ® ‘0 No. 184.50 15.36} 50.00 70 5.02 11.50 fr.10 15.00 456.44 28.44 26.08 65.05 150.00 59.50 | Campagne WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1929 on, ler, aye; Moynier, aye; kricke, aye: Will, ‘aye. Moved ‘by Commiasioncr Swanxon, seconded by Commissioner Soder, that the Board adjourn to 8 o'clock a. m. Highway Commission that the appli- cation of Burleigh county for the im- provement and ruction of Bed W. Bell ‘rental, April, 1929 4 ect No. 281B for gravel Oscar ‘Kavonius, care’ lof Lee eee okvad: In (aeeomiatins , Philaja children... 1.4... with section 22, chapter 159 of the say appucct. & Iron Works, 1927 session laws and under the fol- Be i Oe Sn Opes lowing, conditions: WW. Sheet & iron Works, 1, That the estimated cost of the a eee thisers abipieacay: improvement and construction of the A.C, feunthifer, assigned by project above mentioned is. twenty- dollars ($25,000.00) of 's Share shall be ap- thousand two hun- five thousand which the count commissioner meeting fee .. i his J, D. Adams Co., supplie . i ly six N. W. Sheet & "Iron Works, Brexte ieee SUE CE OE qutling edges for Stockland | 5 |feau: but not ta ceeeed. 25% of the Webn Brwe jirs, 174] cotar actual cost of construction. Alsbur gsuo|_,2:, That the members of the Boar of County Commissioners of Burleigh county agree to act as agents for the State Highway Commission in the ‘*! purchase of gravel material or land containing gravel materfal and ne: sary ways and acecss thereto, grove groceries for Chas. family, re- quired for the improvement and’ con- county supplies for mixing gophi struction of the aforesaid project Sl Ae ees whenever such gravel material, etc., Pare barts for si can be purchased outright and it is Capitol “Laundry mutually understood and agreed tha! the County of Burleigh and the De- partment of State Highways ure to share equally on a 50-50 basis in the total cost of all gravel material, etc., purchased for the aforesaid project, services rendered ....... Montana-Dakota Power Co. gas for month of March . Wilton Motor Sales Co. sas, supplies and storage . oth by direct purchase by the County Geo. F. Will, ser of Burleigh as agents and by the , county commissioner . Department of State Highways under C. A. Swanson, | servi condemnation proceedings ‘in con- pcOUsey SUM isslOner + formity to section chapter 159 Wm. Fricke, services as cour the 1927 session la -ty commissioner .. That the total cost of all such Victor | Moynicr, proceedings, damages and awards is county commissione: estimated at four thousand five hun- Winston & Newell Conit dred dollars ($4,500.00) more or ot which the county's share shall be approximately two thousand two hundred fitty dollars ( 0.00) more or less, but not to exceed 50% of the total actual cost. ‘That the County of Burleigh agrees to reimburse the Department jess certificat ', services Accessory of State Mighways for fifty (50) per ,8as strainer . cent of all enginecring expenditures G. 1. Spear, Co, incurred in connection with the afore- . juror certificate said project. Such engineering ex¢ N. D. State T. B, penditures to be the actual total ex- ‘supplies for patients .... penditures made by the Highway Di Wilton Motor Sales Conipan: partment in the survey, design and ~Supplics |. os constraction of thi Fred Swenson, stamps and That the total cust, of ali ongincer- ta ent Perce ing as above outline stimated at XN. D. Power Ligyt Co. one thousand dollars ( 00) more light for March ..7....... or less, of which the county's share State Treasurer, care of si be approximately five hundred county patients at T. B. | | |domars ($900.00) more or less. but « Banitoriin fee 21788) not to exceed’ 50% of the total actual THe Atkinson, milcuge ernest cost. Report of Chas, Fisher, clerk 0} . iot i district court for. Leen ieee rok] AS @ further condition of approval the County of Burleigh will by ap- propriate "resolution — signify th election to proceed with the imp: ment and construction of the project and by filing with the State Highway the month January, 1929, approved. loved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Swanson that Be It, Nesolved By the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh SHOULD BE READY “I have tickets for the theater.” “Good, I will start dressing at once.” “Do, dear, they are for tomorrow night.”—Il Travaso, Rome. SUMMONS Stare of North Dakota, County of . Burleigh. in’ District Court, Fourth Judicial Distric i Frank E, Hedden, Plaintiff, vs. The Watertown Fire Insurance pany, & corporation, Lil well, Lila B. Morris, Mortis, LeGrand Mocris, Marion Morris, Julius G. Burrows, C. B. Lit- tle, Bismarck National Bank, a cor- poration, Capital National Bank, a rperation, Charles Duncombe, Charlés Dunscombe, Charles Dun- mbe, In, Charles Dunscombe, Jt, ‘A. ‘Payne, Burleigh County & Loan Association, a cor- poration, Martha J. Thompson, Mrs. | M, Wilson, A.M. ‘Thompson, aac L. Killie, Susan Baker, Frank Call, Nellie‘. Call, Katherine C. Grant R. Call, Harry L, I, James W. Raymond, Rachael Raymond, Darwin M. Inman, D. M. Inman, Ai Inman, H. Leighton, Joseph Alvin Leighton, Leighton, M. n, Jr. Jose! v. Mrs. ’. Sheafe, Mark Bheate, HF. Douglass, Henry F. gliss, George P. Flannery, John Wetherby, Eber H. Bly, John F. en’ 1. Fort, Charles H. 1. P. Baker, Isanc P. Baker, wus, LH. Sanger, B,C. ler, Morgan’ H. Weeks, J. George G. Rapalje, J. G. H. Thompson, A. Clarke, John F, Hen- ickso E. Hanford, George Alexander, J. M, Burnes, James B. Watson, W. B. Carpenter, K. Bull, 8. Lilly, ah BE, A. Lounsberry, Clement A. William ©. Snodgrass, Frank A, Dodge, Frederick W. Me: Kinney, William's. Moorhouse, Ben. jamin’ 'J. Fleuchaus, Caroline | 8. Burns, John McDonald, C. G. Little Caroline G. Little, Alexander Kenzie, Mary B. ‘Foster, Anne C. McDonald Jeannette FE. ‘McKenzie, ‘Thomas O. McKengie, Alexander Me- Kenzie, Jr, John McRae, Duncan McRae, Fatquhar McRae, William McRae, Katherine McRae, Mary Mc- Rae Cook, Jeannette McRae, Donald McRae, and all other persons un- known claiming any estate or in- terest in or lien or encumbrances upon the property described in the plaint. Defendants. State of North Dakota to the Above Named Def ts: You are hereby summoned to ans- wer the complaint in. this action, which is on file in the office of the clerk of said court, and to serve a, copy of your answer upon the sub- scribers within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, Exclusive of the day of service: ‘and in case of your faliu answer, judgment against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated this Ist day of April, 1929. DULLAM & YOUNG, Attorney for Plaintiff. First National Bank Building, Bismarck, North Dakota. NOTICE: To the Above Named Defendants, and ch of Them: x, M, Burns, Willard Watson, Elena C. son re to appear or will be taken rf n Commission a_ certified copy of said vemlat: the State Highway Commis-|withinca woried Cees dtoy Hroceee, ston be ‘and ia hereby ‘requested to | Within a period of 10 days from. the date of receipt of a certified copy of this resolution of approval, as passed by the State Highway Commission. proceed with the preparation of sur- Veys,. plans, specifications and esti- mates xequired for the following de- 1.50 11.50 35.00 8.00 of 0.30 64.83 11.50 1.96 10.00 6.99 166.30 13.50 73.00 3H00 30.00 settbed State Highway improvement:| ‘he above ix a true copy of agreso- Local name of road: No. 343 type liution of the State Highway Commins of proposed improvement: | Grading:| sion, adopted Mareh 20, 1259, the fol: approximate mileage beginning | jowing ‘commissioners’ voclug nn at highway No. 10; enditg at Bur-| Mr Moc. Mr Dinnie and leigh-Emmons county line; and the. followin That the State Highway’ Commis sion be further requested to take all steps necessary toward securing co- operation with the United States in Dated March 29, 192! “Signed, Jos. J. Ermatinger, : ‘ Secretary, Toll call: Commissioners Fricke, order to obtain Federal aid to the iba : extent of not to exceed 50 percent Te eres peenanns ammes of the total actual cost of construc: poke - tion, or the maximum legal Federal] gconaen by Commisgioncr, Swanson, Meh tee seconded ‘by Commissioner Frické ‘That the State Highway Commis-| that Geo. F. Will and Victor Moynier he appointed a committee to go be- fore the State Highway Commission to investigate their authority for de- manding an additional sion be further requested. to appro: priate and set aside, when available, & sufficient amount of State ald to 4 14 foot for Pay for approximate} per cent of C ditional 14 “£6 the total_actual cost’ of consteantion Shey kee _Commis- of the above mentioned proje: Wil ond Morag fy Kricke, aye; In consideration of the foregving, ind Moynicr not voting. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Moynier at Burleigh county buy three 48 inch culverts by 27 foot, and one 30: inch by 27 foot. for road’ between ses tions 16 and 21, Sibley Butte Twp, Roll call: Commissioners Swanson; aye; Moynicr, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, the Board of County Commissioners hereby agrees that it will, at the re- quest of the State Highway Commis- sion, secure title to such right be found necessary. her agreed that the county share of the total cost of construction. which share shall be approximately 25 per cent. of the total actual cost, and that the Board of County Commissioners will set aside by appropriate resolution, when requested to do su by the State High- way Commission, sufficient funds to meet the County's share of the total estimated cost of the project, such estimated cost -to include’ 10% for engincering and contin The above js a true copy of resolu- tion duly, adopted the Board of ‘ounty Commissioners on April 4, aye. \vplication of C. M. Bjerke for re- Nef from taxation for the years 1 and 1928 and that the vaiuation put back to where it was in 1920, roved. Application of I. relief for 1928, loved 27 be Ap. Romans. of 15-1: ‘or sioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner | Fr Whereas, the Board of County missioners of Burleigh count Dakota, during the year 1938 a levy for the purpose of creating # fund with which to erect a memorial or other suitable recognition in com- memoration of the people of the county who rendered service or who lost their lives in the service of their country during the great World War, And Whereas, the city of Bismarck is the logical place in the county to erect such memorial or other suitable recognition, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board of County Commis: of Burleigh: county, North Dakota, that when such 1 or other suitable recognition is erected, it be (Seal), . Isaminger, Co. Commissioners joder, aye; Moynier, ay: . ye: WIM, Moved by. Soder, xec onded by Commissioner Fricke,’ that the Board adjourn to 9:30 a. m., Aprit 3, 1929. Roll call, all ‘commissioners bers present. The sheriff's report for the month of March for fees and delinquent personal taxes collected, approved. Moved by Commissioner Soder, yec-| rrccted in the city of Bismarck, North phecd, by Commissioner Swanson, that | PAO at: Commissioners Swanson er et with jsmare! i ye: Fric! . an ribupe fot aupbils forest Derac: | aye: Moynier, aye? Fricke, aye; Will, cepted as submitted, Moll call: Com-| #¥¢- ‘ n toll ;|_ Moved by Commissioner Fricke, yMlets ase Pees ree Aer, BYE: weconded by Commissioner Seencee, Report ‘of Fred! Swenson, register | that Board adjourn to May 6th, 1929, PBoGeeds for the month of January, etek ane Noll ca: “All members, te has, er, cleri toe . ce district court, for fees collected: for Auditor: Burisign County, the month of December, proved. Application of L. B. Romans for cancellation of 1928 hail tax on one- half interest of the SE% of section 137-77, in amount of $34.40, ap- 1928, ap- North Dakota, Sealed bids for:road grading work % between sections 26 and 35 Wild Rose icp plication of C. L. Foster for re-| Township, Burleigh County, North lief trom tax tor the year of 1930 on| Dakota, will be received by the Board sevtion t-141-72, approved. of County Commissioners of Application of Geo. Clooten for re: e Nef trom hail insurance for 1928 1 considered and approved on the SW%% of section 20-140-49. Application of Morris Zvorist for| son, County Surveyor. Ea relief from 1926 and 1927 personal tax| he accompanied by a certified check rejected, reconsidered and approved | for five per cent of the total amount with settlement in full in the amount of $30.00, : Application of Francis Parson tor abatement and cancellation of 1928 tax, oF ved. Application of W. O. Casterton for abatement of hail tax on NisNWi of section 20-141-76 for 1938, ap- proved, . Application of tt Cameron for elation of- pen- 1920 tax on 814 of ‘lot 10, block +N. 2. First addiz tion, approved, loved by Commissioner Soder, s onded by Commissioner loynier, that the Board adjourn to 2:30 kM. On Toll cull all members voted “aye. ae PB, April 3, 1920 bid, Payable to the order of George F. Will, Chairman of the, Board of County Commissioners, as @ guaranty that tho bidder will, if successful, Promptly enter into a contract with the necessary bond for the perform- ance of the work. Work on this contract must’ be be- gun not later than July 10th, 1929, and completed not later than August Ist, 1929, . The Board of County Commission. ers reserves the right to reject any or all bids, By order of the Bomfd of County Commissioners, A.C, ISAMINGE! County Auditor, (6-12-19-: Board recon with all_ mem- ~S ven bide tor che purchieseet"t, ,.°| Home Partnership’ pa trac: epg plier, eo; wien orana! New Marriage Name Q., of Aino soll Co. ‘Baten Crowice 3, 45,16600;| New York—P—The term “home iene. Ae $7,850.00, Kingsley Bre partnership” is supplanting the Moved by Commissioner soder, sec-|Word “marriage” with youth of to- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that|day, says Newell W. m, chair- pointer eae Moveruedra, eho, #8 |man of the social hygiene commit- Brose, Phoenix Twp... Jacob. Hein, |tee of the National t-Teacher chmond Twp., Geo. Hedrix, Lincoln | association. , . Twp. Chas. Swenson, Fort Rice ‘Iwp.| “The modern you: ople sh; Top. Hol cai eee eek ev geview | away from the word ‘marria A ton, aye; ‘Moynier. aye;| Edson declared. “It carries with it Wrieys, 29, 5 5 too amen 1m A ant illusion, too . much sugges the ef vine ther teow Y ae type of woman. Boys and now sebsor for Riverview twp. look at life frankly. The wants of 1939. Rol} ci fare onere 8 a will a home ae, PTE ay rtnership with him when he mar- Couima®cioner Swanson,|fies ded by Commi mer Moynier that Burleigh Hea Gee fal, © Ar] sruMpep Ta WalrER Addition to the of Bismarck, tor - aires A deaf man went to a restaurant the sum of $298.76, “Roll call, Com. missioners. Swanson, aye; Mer, +] with a fri Walter: ‘What will you have to-eat, Moynier, ay. ie aye; Ft at ¥red Kweunoy, Monthly’ re register oe Notice:' That no personal claim is made in the above ‘entitled action against the defendants, or either or any of them: and that. the object of said action is to quiet title to the following described real prop- erty, situate in Flannery & Wether- by’s" Addition to the city of Bismarck, in dhe county of Burleigh and state of North Dakota, to-wit An undivided one-half interest Lots 6 and 7, all'In Block 8: 22, 23, all in Block % 3.4, 9, 10,11, 12, all in Block’ 8; Lots, 1, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1 9; Lots'14, 29 and 3 » 3 and 4. all in 10, 11 and 12, all in Block 11 Block 12; an undivided one-half inter- est in Lots 21, 23 and 24, all in Block 12; Lots'1, 2) 3, 4, 13, 14,15 and 16, all in Block 13; an undivided one- half interest in Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, all in Block 13; Lots 8, 9, 17, 18 and 19, all in Block 18; Lots-1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 21, all’in Block 19: Lots 2 3, 4. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 25 and 26, ‘alin ‘Block 20; ‘an’ u divided one-half interest in’ Lots 2 30. 31 and 32, all in Block 20; an u divided one-half interest in Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, all in Block 21; Lots 26, 27 and 28. all in Block 21; Lots 2%, 29,30, 31 and 32, all in Block 23: Lots 1, 8 9, 10, 11, 13 and 13, all in Block 243 Li 2. 3, 4. 8,°9, 10, 11 and 1 Lots 1,'2. 3 is k 29: the E13 and an _un- divided one-half interest in the W' of Lots 13. 14, 15, 16,°17 and 18, all in Block 29; an undivided one-half in- terest in Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, all in Block 30; Lots 1, 2,3, 4. 5, 6, 10, 11 3, 14,715, 16, 21 and 24, ‘all Lots 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 21, all in Block 36: and Lotsa 19, 20, 21,' 22, 23 and 28, ail in Block 47. Dated this 1st day of April, 1929. DULLAM & YOUNG, Attorneys for Plaintiff. First National Bank Building, marek, North Pakota. NOTICE OF STATE, BAR AMINATION Notice hereby given that the State Bar Bonrd of the State of North Dakota wil¥ conduct a state bar ex- amination for the purpose of examin ining applicants seeking admission to the Bar of said state, commenci nine o'clock A.M. on the 9th di July, A. D. 1929, ‘at Bismarck, » Dakota. The following named have filed no- tice of their intention to participate in such examination, viz: Berganthal, Cecil, ‘Oakes, N. D. Birdzell, Robert A.. Bismarck, N. D. Blume, Lloyd A., Billings, Mont, Braseth, Phillip’ Heisler, Caledonia, Davidson, Gestur V., Gardar, N. D. Haugan, Arthur L., ‘Mohall, N. D. Hunter, Fay W., Grand Forks, N. D. Jepsen, Thos. C., Crosby, N. D. Johnson, Benjamin, Osnabrock, N. D. Koth Irving, Grand Forks, N. D. ° . H. Preston, Minnewau- Rosholt, 8. D. ie ud, Clark Arnold, Grand Forks, Thorsen, Olaf, Bartlett, N. D. Tingvall, Horace C., Bowman, ‘Tisdale, Ross C., St. Thomas, 'N Wallen, Alfred 0., Grand Forks, Wingard, Reese, Eugene, Oregon. Young, Henry G., Willmar, Minn. Any objections to the participation of atiy of the above in said examina- tion, or their subsequent admission to the ‘Bar of this State, if successful, should be filed with the undersigned prior to the opening day of such ex- amination, ted at Bismarck, North Dakota, this 10th day of June, A. D. 1929. EW TON, J. H. NE 5 Clerk of the Supreme Court and ex-officio Secretary State Bar Board, State of North Dakota. 6/12-19-26; 7/3 EAE NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Han- nah Engdahl, Deceased. Noti hereby given by the un- der: ed, John ingdahl, Admin- istrator of the Estate of Hi dahl, late of the Town in the County of Burlel of North Dakota, Ce creditors of, and peri claims against said deceased, to ex- hibit them with the necessary vouch- ers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to said Ad- istrator at the office of Zuger & ‘iotson in the City of Bismarck in said Burleigh County, or to the Judge of the County Court of Burleigh County at iz, cftiee, in. ine $3 y Of Bismarck, Bur County, North Dakota. are” hereb: te of glock in the forenoon of said at the Court Rooms, in the Court louse in the City of Bismarck, in County and Btate, as the time for hearing ‘and adjusting at clams aingt tho entnte of the noah Engdahl, | Deceased which have been ‘agi and regularly winah Ene: mip of, Gibbs, an Seed onthe ns having "Blend: Nothing. Pesta wks fazelgbagn provided loved by Commissioner Soder, sec-| Waiter freind man): And you, °° JOHN ig DAHL, oe by « rete nieuer Swai Het sir? x anleee: oe ingens a su Tels ty buy one te ral +. The adie ined aumah Engdahl, Deceased, tractor,” price © $5,842.09 tens’ 200,09 | Dat Man: same as my First publication the }2th di [eredtt tor’ cla tractor’ and’ one #3 [owt with potatoes—Paun, Vienna, | of June, "a. D 1930, on SM ghia ay