The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 6

- EPISCOPAL RECTOR TALKS ON EDITORIAL Rev. Bennett-Haines Favors Legislation Sparing Babies | From Prison Life i i} | | A note of practical humanitarian- ism was injected into the Sunday | morning sermon of Rev. A. T. Ben- nett-Haines, in the services at St. George's Episcopal church, when he took note of an editorial in The Trib- une of January 7, and devoted a por- tion of his remarks to the rearing of babies in prisons where the mothers happen to be convicts. He agreed with the editorial that this was something shocking to the Chris- | tian sense and to be deplored as starting a child off in life with the worst handicap that could befall, short of a serious physical misfortune. It emphasized the fact that not everything is best in the best of all} possible worlds. Children should have { anything but prison contact at the outset of the lives. Rector Bennett-Haines thought here was*a field for reformative legis- lation, that at the next session of the legislature something should be done in the form of enactment by which such a condition could be avoided in this state—headed off if it exists here as in Auburn, New York, on which place the editorial comment was based. COOK MAY BE FREED FROMLEAVENWORTH { Leavenworth, Kas., Jan. 13.—(?}—A| parole hearing beginning in the fed- eral penitentiary here today may spell | freedom for Dr. Frederick A. Cook, internationally known explorer who; is serving a sentence of 14 years, nine | months for using the mails to de- fraud. Dr, Cook's parole application will be herd with 1.200 others. There is a general feeling here that the explorer’s application will be approved, as there is no known opposition and officials who heard his trial and who prose- cuted him are reported to favor his release. The man who was honored as a hero when he announced in 1908 that | he had reached the north pole, only to be branded a faker by subsequent investigation, has been broken in body by his disgrace and penal confint ment. It is on a plea of ill health | that his parole application Is based. y Mobridge R. N. Lodge | 4 Officers Installed Mobridge, S. D., Jan. 13.—Officers of the Mobridge Royal Neighbors lodge for 1930 were installed at a mecting held last week, which was attended by almost the entire mem- bership. Myrtle Wenger served as installing officer. Those taking office were: Eva} Nutter, oracle; Clellie Peden, past oracle; Anna Dewey, vice oracle; | Margaret McGrath, chancellor; Edyth ; Stapf, recorder; Leafton Nutton, re 4 ceiver; Ella Fitzpatrick, marshal Leona Erbe, assistant marshal Christina Smith, inner sentinel; Bertha Miller, outer sentinel; Myrtle Wenger, manager; Myrtle Worix, modesty; Mary Keller, courage; Mary Meyers, unselfishness; Fye Benz, faith; Ruth Steinke, endurance ‘Wenger, captain of the degree team. GWINNER BANK CLOSES Closing of the Gwinner State bank, Sargent county, was announced today by the state banking department. The bank was capitalized at $20,000, had a | surplus of $5,000 and deposits total- | ing $135,000. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' Tn the Matter of the z also Known as . re Bigned, Helen M. utrix of thi find of the, 4 k, in the State of North editors of, ims against to exhibit them with chers, within six thonthe after the first publication. of this notice, to said executrix at her 2 Fifth Street, in the in said Burleigh pounty, or to the Judge of the County urt of said Burleigh Count inthe city in’ Burleigh County, » hereby further notified that vie. Davies, Judge of the County Court within Burleigh, and has fixed the 1930, at the hour of 10 o'cl forenoon of said day, at the Court Rooms of said Court in the Court | § of Bismarck, in said as the time and also known as Deceased, which have regularly presented as hereinbefore provided. i A.D. bjited the 6th day of January, Helen M. Register, the executrix of the last will’and testament and of the estate of Francis H. Tregister, also known as F. H. Register, deceased, first publication on the th ddy of Januz one 19: NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice Is Hereby Given, That the partnership heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned, S. E. Bergeson ‘R. M. Bergeson, carrying on busi- as partners at Bismarck, North der the firm name and f S. E, Bergeson & Son, has on day of January, 1930, been dissolved by mutual consent, and that the business in the future will be carried on by the said R. M. Bergeson alone, who will pay and discharge all lebts and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to the said late firm. Dated this 6th day of January, 1930. 4/13-20-27;2/3 RK. M. BERGESON. NOTIC! ba 3 Whom at bad Concern: Notice hereby given that the artnerah heretofor. ‘les Belany Street, 01 been dissolved, the sald Charley nger continuing the business and John Danielson will not be bie for any debts contracted State of North Dakot ants, j State of North Dakota to the above | manded in the Myrtie Clinker, flag bearer; Myrtle! 4 SUMMONS County of Bur- jeigh.—es. Fs inBisiriet Court, Fourth Judicial District. Martha Olson, Plaintiff, v ‘Olson, Defendant, i The State of North Dakota to the ned to an-| swer the complal the plaintife in the above entitied action. whieh com. plaint has been filed with the Clerk | of the District Court In and for the | County ot State of North | & copy of your! nswer apoe sity. 8 becriber at his of-j North | Clarence st Nat Buniding, within thirty days afte service of this summons upon y exclusive of the day of such service and in case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment by default, wilt gainst you for the relief demanded. in the compl te Dated this an day of Janua WILLIAM LANGE, Attorney for the Plaintitt. Office and Postoffice Address, First National Bank Bullding, North Dakota. SUMMONS | State of North Dakota, County of Bure In District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis- Jennie’ A, Dale, Plaintiff, vs. S, Jane Wetherell, 5. Jane Dennison, Frank J, Call and James W, Raymond, and ail other persuns unknown claiming any estate or interest In or len or encumbrance upon the property di scribed in the complaint, Defend named Defend: Youare hereby summoned to an- awer the complaint in this action, which ig on file in the office of the clerk vf said court, and to serve a copy of your answer upon the sub- seriber within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, ex- clusive of the’ day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or an- swer, judgment will be taken against ou ‘by default for the relief de- omplaint. Dated this 17th day of December. 29 DULLAM & YOUNG, ys for Plaintiff, nal Bank Building, , North Dakota. nd : That the above en- jon relates to Lot ) and Highteen (18), in yenine (39), Flannery and Weth- erby Addition to the city of Bis- and the Last Seventy-five (75) eet of Lots One (1) and ‘two (2), in Block One Hundred Forty (140), Orig- inal Plat of the city of Bismarek, Bur- leigh County, North Dakota; that object of said action is to quiet title to said property in the plaintiff; and that no. personal claim is made against the defendants, or either oF any of ther Dated this 17th day of December. 1929, DULLAM neys for Plaintiffs Firsy National Bank Building Bismarck, North Dakota. 0; 1/6-13-20-27 SUMMONS State of North Dakota, County of Bur eh. tn, ferret Court, Fourth Judicial Di et. Park District of the City of Biemarck. North D: municipal corpora: Ton Piaintitt, vee dultas c, Burs rows, Charles Dunscombe Jr. Lila B. Songwell, Watertown Fire ‘ine surance Compan John Gunard, Benie E. 5 M. Inman, William H. Inman, A ie Inman, Dee Inman, Mark We Sheafe, M. W. Sheafe, Frank J. 2 ak James’ W. Raymond, Eber Joseph Leighton, Mary ¢. ovine! Mary A. Askins, Mary A. Plumley, and all other persons unknown hav- ing any estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint, Defend- ani State of North Dakota to the above named Defendants: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint in thi which ig on file in the offi clerk of sald court, and to servi copy of your answer upon the sub- scribers within thirty days after the service of this summons upo se of your failure to appear or ans swer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demand- ed in the complaint. Dated this 17th day of December, 1 C. L. YOUNG, 29, Attorney for Plaintiff, First National Bank Building. Bismarck, North Dakota. NOTICE To the abo ie named Defendants, and Take Notice That the above en- titled action relates to the unis tn ibed real property, situate in unty of Burleigh and state of | Dakota, towit: Lots Twenty ), Twenty-eight (28), Twen- | ES 4 a3 3¢ can ee = 4a ae nty-two (22), in Block Three (3) Lots One (1). Two @, Three (3), Four (4), Thirteen (13), Fourteen | (10) and Fifteen 15), in Block. Four (4); Lots Seventeen '¢ Eighteen 418), Twenty-nine (29), Thirty, (30), Thirty-one (31) and Thirty-two (32), in Block Fourteen (14); Lots Twenty one (21), Twenty-two (22), Twenty- three (23) and Twenty-four (24), in Block Fifteen (15): and Lots Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16), in Block Six- teen (16), all in Flannery and Weth- erby Addition to the city of Bismarck; and Lot Seven (7) Lounsberry's Outlots of said city of Bismarck; that said action is brought for the’ pur- pose of quicting title to said prop- erty; and that no personal claim js made against the defendants, or either or any of them Dated this 17th “aay of December, Cc. L, YOUNG, 1929, __ Attorney for Plaintiff, First National Bank Bullding, Bismarck, North Dakota. 13/23-30; 1/6-13-20-27 i NOTICE OF TGAGE FORE- | ‘CLOSURI WHEREAS Default hes been made in the terms’ and conditions of that certain mortgage hereinafter describ- ed by the non-payment of the three amortization insta! wee ot One Hun- dred Thirteen dollars, yeach, due September 18, 192%, March 18, 1929 and September 18, 1929, upon which a payment of Seventy: and 5-100 dollars ($71.05) w: ade, and the further sunt of Five Hundred Fifty-three and 42-100 dollars ($553.42) paid eH apeeeer for Pree pene 1923, 1924, 5. an THEREFORE, NOTICE. 15 HBREBY Utv That that certain mortgage executed and delivered by Lena Brunick, widow, mortgagor, to the Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul, a body corporate, of the City of St Paul, County of Ramsey, State of Min-, nesota, mortgagee, dated September: 18, 1922, and filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on September (22, 1822, and recorded in 00! of lortgages, at page will be foreciosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and here- Inafter described, at the front door of the Court House, in the city of Bis: marck, County of Burleigh, and 8t of North Dakota, at the oa, of ? o. clock p. m. on the 24th Febru- | ary, 1990, ‘to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of kale, for said defaulted indebtedness. | Said sale is to be made subject and in- ferior to the unpaid principal of the aforesaid mortgage to The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul amountin; ‘0 Thirty-two Gundrea Six and 1- Gollars (92306. The premises des: cribed int such, morte ee and which | Will be sold to satisfy the asme are situated in the County of B gh, and State of North Dakota, and dep cribed as follow ‘The Fractional East Half (Fr? nw of Section One (1) in Town- One Hundred Forty-four aa North, of Range Seventy-six at contain the Government’ sur- vey thereof. “ Tere will be due on said mort, Bt a iiment of sale for Hc gees defauited att undred and 43-100 doll 911 bas toget! or with dane amen torney’s pr’ ane. one of foreclosure ted Her marci, North, Dakota, day of Januar; . HN L. DANI 1s as prow lated this i nny of RITA ieee THE FEDERAL LAND BAN ‘OF NT PAL jortgagee. . Attorney for Morteagee Bismarck, North Dako a Glaciers in the Upper. Methow z.| River. Kkanogan County, Washing. || ton, aré pra gone. A Unique Storage Service for Bismarck With the opening of our new storage building we are introducing a new and complete storage service to wholesale and retail distribut- ors, and to those who may desire opening a business with a minimum overhead we will rent office space. Aside from this service our build- ing will be used for the storage of household goods, etc. ovenient Location Our new storage and office building is conveniently located and is in the heart of Bismarck’s business district, located just across the street from the Northern Pacific passenger and freight depots. Storage Rates Are Low In this new fire-proof building storage is as nearly safe as is possible and those using it will enjoy the very lowest storage and i insurance rates. Long Distance Hauling Anyone desiring to move househo'd goods any distance will find our new auto truck van economical, fast and satisfactory. Dray Service We will continue to render the same satisfactory dray and team serv- ice which Bismarck people have enjoyed for many years. Fuel We handle Montana Bear Creek, Lehigh Briquettes, Beulah Lignite, cottonwood, pine slab wood, birch and oak blocks. We welcome communication from anyone desiring further infor- matior regarding any one of our many services. Phone 62 Wachter Transfer Company Bismarck, North Dakota Since 1886