The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1930, Page 2

INCREASE IN CATTLE STEADY SINCE 1927, LARGELY IN DAIRY Cows and Young Heifers Held) for Milking Show Decided Jump in Numbers HORSE KEEPS DECLINING | Sheep Total Both in State and Nation Continues to Grow, Shrinks in Dollars Farms in North Dakota at the be- ginning of 1930 were carrying a larger number of cattle and sheep, but a smaller nuniber of horses and swine than on January 1, 1929, according to the livestock summary issued by the office of the federal agricultural stat- alue of istician for North Dakota. The total value of the five classes of livestock is estimated to be $110,016,000 as com- pared with $111,252,000, the revised value of these same classes on Jan- uary 1, 1929 and $97,025,000 on Jan- uary 1, 1928, With the exception of mules, the value per head of each of the classes has decreased in com- parison with values one year ago. A steddy increase in number of cattle on farms has ocurred since 1927. ‘The 7 per cent increase indicated by the present estimate is the largest in- crease occurring since that date. The total value is estimated to be $63,862,~ 0CO compared with $61,765,000 last year. The average value per head of $51.70 is $1.80 below the 1929 value. Approximately 350,000 head of cattle and calves were shipped to stockyards and packing plants from North Da- «ota during 1929. Cows used for milk and heifers one to two years old to be used for milk cows show a decided increase as com- pared with one year ago. The aver- ‘age value per head for milk cows of $73 is $2 below the 1929 value. The total value is $360,000 above last year. Estimated sheep on farms January 1, 1930 number 645,000 compared with 614,000 last year. Average value per | s, head is $9.70 or $1.40 below the 1929 | that $10.58 be accepted from |Faik as full settlement of persona! {taxes for the years 1922, $6,257,000 or $569,000 below last year's ; value. Total value is estimated to be value. is 10 cents below the 1929 value. Total value is $0,819,000 compared with $10,421,000 last year. Close to 850,000 head of hogs went to market from North Dakota farms during 1929 as compared with 655,000 shipped dur- ing 1928. A total of 570,009 horses on farms Vanuary 1, 1930 compares with 600,000 ‘one year ago. Horses are valued at $52 per head, making a total value of $29,584,000 compared with $53 per head and a total value of $31,689,000 in 1929. For the United States Cattle and sheep on farms of the | United States have increased in; numbers, and horses, mules and swine have decreased as compared with one | year ago. Milk cows have increased | in numbers as well, and there has also ; a1 been another substantial increase in; |, * yearling heifers and calves kept for milk cows. ‘The total value ‘of all livestock on | farms of the United States on Jan- | uary 1 was estimated at $5,864,969,000, | compared with $6,003,598,000 one year ago. ‘The house which Oglethorpe, who colonized Georgia, occupied in Sa-/ vannah, is to be marked by a bronze tablet. ; Weather Report @ Highest yesterda Lowest last night | a9 OR va Highest wind velocity 16 Precipitation to 7 GENERAL REPORT STATIONS— Bismarck, N. D. Amarillo, 'Tex., Clear. Boise, Idaho, cloudy ‘algary, Alta., cloudy .— De Dodge City, Kan. Edmonton, Alta Havre, Mont., Helena, Mont. Huron, 8. D. Kamloops, Kansas City, Mo., Lander, Wyo., pi ‘clay Medicine Hat, Al., cid’ Miles City, Mont. Modena, Utah, cloud: Moorhead, Minn.. cl North Platte, Neb., clay @ESePSeSSeSseesszesaees se, » clow cloud: eld: Sern mere: 1 SBSeSSes2 Swift Cur'nt, Sas., cid; Pas, Man., clear. ‘oledo, O., cloudy ‘Williston, N. D.. pt cldy Winnemucca, Nev., clr. _ ‘Winnipeg, Man., pt cidy WEATHER FORECAS' eons coranstseorosoeece see mune mes For Bismarck and vicinity: Most): cloudy and colder tonight and Thurs- snow probable. day: For North Dakota: Mostly cloudy and colder tonight and Thursday; robable west and south por- “now tions, wave north portion. yt rens. con! is W-pressure area, with its ac- ying warm weather, has moved tward and ix centered over it Lakes region this mornini precipitation occurred in ti Laken regio alislanippt valley, ‘at sqattered The bai rn Canad ont M. D., serve health officer Jann ‘The Board of to adjournmer roll call Commissioners Swanson, der, Moynier, Fricke and Wil Hi bel, putting up and by Commissioner pales, arg and expenses of county ‘Hogs are estimated at 681,000 head, | aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, as compared with 717,000 head in 1929. | °°: ‘The average value per head of $14.40 eage in connec At this time the Board with tuberculin testing to examine and allow or reject bills numbers 1 to 180, subject to personal taxes due or delinquent: Joe Vallin, road work al of fence along ‘or removal of fence along No. 41 .. State Auditor, care Tiussell Powers, road work plowing snow Derby, County Treasurer Otto Dirlam, 1 {putting up’ fence, plowing snow, ¢te. ug records in nh Walla case hauling snow ish erister, defraying . reporting and expens ‘Onerative Assn coal for Frazier . Hedrix, district ch y ibbon & Carbon G jury certificates 5 . Cc. J. Meyers, supplies for drugs for jail Isaminger, postage. telephone, advance bel, care of Mri oil and aleo- for court house : Red Trail Oil Co., gasoline. Frank H. Brown, county Wachter ‘Transfer’ Co., ‘ic mery, removal of © @/| Burroughs Add. Machine Co, spans Tt. Worden, is and fence . Derby, county “witness certificate: putting up snow ‘Temperature at 7 a.m. . 19 0 Mark Holtz, Pemprtrs, Pro. C. W. Scott, ausigned to C.'¢ City of Bismarck, Wate water for December, i Albertson Wal J ‘aldemar Backman, kets for jail . Oscar Backman, moving fence along No. 41 . Mrs, Albin Hedstrom, ise purchased by Mr State Auditor, care o: Mra, Agnes’ Vaskes, Clair G. Derby, box rent . Clarence Hanson, mileage . 10.40 Mrs. Signe Johnson, mothe: Pension ......5606 20.00 Mrs. Fina Antilla, mother’s pen- ~ 810M wea 30.00 N. D. House of Mercy, for serv- es rendered Ant Beer, assigned to A, Hedstrom, justice fees . Anton Beer, justice fees . Peter Heid, witness fee . J. Martineson, witness fees . 1, Franklin, witness fees .. A. Cleveland, witness fees. . Dave Smith, witness fees . George 8S. Register, expe at Washburn in Potter case, and others . . Roland H. a Rollin Welch, sheriff, mileags in criminal actions .... Fred Anstrom, deputy sheriff, mileage in criminal actions. Albin Hedstrom, uty sheriff mileage in criminal ac THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1980 Stock on North Dakota Farms Dropped $1,000,000 in 1929 CLOVER AND ALFALFA SPECIAL WIL GOVER SOOLINBINN. DAKOTA Aim of Agricultural Department! cancellation of personal property tax for 1918 to 1923 inclusive, approved. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Swanson, that Geo. F. Will be elected chairman of the board for the year 1930. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, not ‘voting. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that Dr. A. M. Fisher be appointed county physician for the ensuing year. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Swanson, that Dr. C. KB. Stackhouse be ap- pointed county health officer for the year of 1930. . nytt call: all commissioners voted ye. Moved by Commissioner | Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Moynier, that Geo. M. Register and Dr. Stack- tions 87.60; house bo appointed members of the Gabel, putting up snow . 14.00 S. Buck, ir, insanity ing of John Fode. 5.00 W. 0, Garriseh, examining Fode .... - 20.00 c. 8. Buck, insanity John Foded 5.00 James A, Murphy, "ju county court, —'‘Jamesown, services, certified copies John Fode insanity matter |The Quick Print, Iné., prin {Standard Oil Co., gasoline | State treasurer, care of ix rter ending Decemb: Axel : ci ty commissioner CA. Swanson, county commissioner Wn, Fricke, services as coun- ty commissioner . 47.40 Victor Moynier, county 5 44.00 George F. Will, serv county commissioner ... 30.00 Moved by Commissione vanson, econded by Commissioner Soder, that the Board adjourn to. .m. | Roll Swanson, aye; Sod Moy- ay January 7, 1030. 2:30 P. M. rd of County Commission- ers reconvened. On roll call Com- missioners Fricke, Moynier, Soder, Swanson and Will were present. The board continued to examine bills subject to personal taxes due or delinquent. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the Board adjourn to 9:30 a, m. January 8th, 1930. ‘On roll call all commissioners voted aye. ary Sth, 1930, 9:30 A. M. Board met. pursuant to ad@journ- ment. On _roll 1 Commissioners [insanity board for 1930. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Roll cal January 9, 1930, 2:30 o'clock P. Me The Board of ¢ y Commission- vened, Roll call: AN mem: © present. Report of Fred Swenson for fees collected for the month of October, ieee, pt tie amount of $34 t of Fred Swenson, register for fees collected for chattel mort; bstract reports for 1929 in the of $105.00, approved. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Swanson, that the Initial Resolution of Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh Count ‘orth Dakota, Relative to Question of Bonding for the Purpose ot ting a Court House and Jail, be adopted. Be It Resolved, that {t appearing that the assessed valuation of all taxable property in Burleigh County, Nort! ‘kota, for the year 1929 is $22,406,169.00; and it further appear- ing that the total amount of bonded indebtedness of said Burleigh County is $10,000.00 and it still further ap pearing that the amount of outstand- ing bonds of said Burleigh County issued for the purpose of erecting a county court house and a county jail is nothing, and ‘Whereas, it appears to the satisfac- for court house jail is inadequate to the wants thereof, and is unsafe by reasofi of extraordinary risk of fire, and that such building is insuf- ficient and inadequate for its use for a court house and jail, or either tion of this board that the building | occupied by said Burleigh County | . At this time the board proceeded to check the books and accounts of the several office: Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that the Depositary Bonds of the Dakota ‘ational Bank & Trust Company in offit State Bank in the amount of $5,000.00 be approved as to suffic- iency. Roil call: Swanson, aye: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. , Moved by Commissioner Soder, nec- onded. by Commfesioner Fricke, that the Dakota National Bank and ‘Trust Co. be designated depositary for Burleigh County funds. Roll cal Swanson, aye: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Moynier, that the county auditor advertise for bids for deposits of county funds. ‘On roll eal: all commissioners vot- ed aye. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Moynier, that the Board adjourn to 2:30 p. m. Jan- ry 10 reconvened. On roll members were present. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Moynier, that the salaries of thé deputies and clerks be left as they were last year. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Soder, ye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Report of Fred Swenson, register of deeds, for fees collected for the month of November, 1929, in the amount of $299.25, approved. = * Moved by nmissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Frick, that the Board adjourn to 9:00 a. 1, January 11th, 1930. Roll call: | Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Sununry 11th, 1930, 9:00 o'clock A. M. ‘Board reconvened. On roll call all members were present. ‘At this time the Board proceeded to check the sheriff's book for per- sonal property. tax uncollected. Moved by Commissioner, Moynier, soconded by Commissioner Soder, that the balance now in the State's Attor- ney'’s. Contingent Fund be trans- ferred to the General Fund. Toll call: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye, Will, aye; ‘Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Moynier, that the county treasurer be instructed to transfer $1000.00 from the General Fund to the State's Attorney's Con- tingent Fund. Troll call: Soder, aye; Moynler, aye; Fricke aye; Wil Moved ye. mmissioner _Soder, Commissioner Frick the amount of $50,000.00 and the Is. to Incre: Winter Feed on Farms In_the occasional year. when dry weather materially decreases the yield of native hays and shortens the pastures early in the fall, the value of alfalfa and sweet clover is truly appreciated. Last year found manv farmers throughout the northwest very much concerned during July and August with the pasture problem. At department in the form of's specially prepared strip film and projector. ‘This will allow accumulating the crowds in a small group in’ one of the special cars where ‘an illustrated lecture, requiring approximately 46 minutes time, will be given. ‘The pic- tures used will be of particular vaiue in the territory in which the cars operate. The high spots of the spe- cial exhibits will be built around the importance of the crops in the live- stock ration and known methods that guarantee successful stands for the beginner. Wall charts and table dis- Level ba ag in the me Rina manner, com capacity of sweet Tolover vs. native pasture and emphasize the value of hullder "A foreeful lepiny compar ing alfalfa with oat straw as a feed for cattle and sheep should make the farmer hesitate. before feeding his livestock with feeds that can not pos- present these same farmers are|sibly prove satisfactory. obliged to use feeds that they know| Representatives of the North Da- are not satisfactory to enable them|kota Agricultural college, together to carry the livestock through until| with the various county agents, will spring. These farmers also, are the | assist the Soo Line agricultural de- ones who have as yet not fully real-| partment in handling the programs ized the value of alfalfa for hay and | throughout the state. South Dakota sweet clover for pasture and have| college representatives will be with therefore depended entirely on na-|the cars during the schedule in that tive feeds. stat® Pressure is at present being Appreciating that necessity is al-| brought to bear on the agricultural ways one of the best cooperating | department of the Line to extend agencies, the Soo Line agricultural| their schedule du the first two department will start their special; weeks of April to include western exhibit cars on February 24 on an ex- | Minnesota in the itinerary. tensive tour throughout the northwest Ans aavee, Ea most bled ‘the U. s. Chamber Taking Reserve Bank Poll In Bismarck A. of C. further the use of these two legumes. omen The pressing need for more of these} The United States Chamber of crops and the fact that certified | Commerce is taking a referendum of alfalfa seed is the lowest in/| its member associations on the sub- makes a happy combination, | ject of the federal reserve bank sys- should result in a greater in-| tem. There are 19 paragraphs in the in the acreage of these two| questionnaire sent out, one of which than hes ever been accom-/ has been received by the Association in any single year. of Commerce. It has been referred ner of presentation will|to a committee consisting of J. L. Moynier, Fricke, Will, Soder and Swanson were present. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that Burleigh County accept the sum of $114.04 in full settlement of all tax due on Lots 1 and 2, Block 42 in Flannery and Wetherby Addition to the city of Bismarck. Roll: Swanson, a: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, ays Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Swanson, that Burleigh County renew the cul- Vv contracts of both the North- western Sheet & Iron Works and the North Dakota Concrete Culvert Com- for 1930 as per figures submit- n the supplement to former con- te oll cal Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynicr, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, that the Board-adjourn to 2:30 p. m. to meet with the City Commission. Roll call: all Commissioners voted January Sth, 1930, 2:30 P. M. County Board adjourned to the City Hall to hold joint session with the City Commission. January Sth, 1930, 4:00 P. County Board of Commission convened after meeting with the City Board. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Soder: Be It Resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh orth Dakota: the plans, drawings, and specifications for the construction of a World War Memorial Community building in the city of Bismarck pre- pared by Liebenberg and Kaplan, ay j architects, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, under an’ arrangement for the con- struction of such building heretofore made between Burleigh County, North Dakota, and the city of Bis- marck, North’ Dakota, be, and they are, hereby accepted and approved. ‘That a set of such plans, speci- fications and drawings be filed in the office of the county auditor of such county; that a set thereof be filed in each of the following places, to-wit: at the office of the city, aud- itor of Bismarck, the Builders’ Ex- change in Fargo, North Dakota and the Builders’ Exchange in Minneap- olis, Minnegota, and that upon writ- ten requests therefor additional sets thereof be mailed to the office of any bullders’ and traders’ exchange main- North Dakota for at least one year prior to the date of such request. 3. That the county auditor, upon commissioners of said city of Bis. marck, of a resolution correspond ing hereto, join with the city aud. opened on the Sth day of February 1930, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p. and’ the advertisement therefor aye; Soder, aye; Swanso’ following named parties: of $30.00 per month. of $20.00 per month, and Mrs. Ist. 1930. Roll call: Swanson, aye: a Moynier, aye; Fricke, ‘Will, aye. Harris’ & Woodmansee, ngelman, moth= Mrs, Margaret Waliman, moth- er’s pension Mrs. Margaret Field, mother's RC. Roberts, care of El- R. H. Lewis, clerk of Glenview township, county's share of Mrs. Iva Keator, mother’s pen- Mrs, Kate Swick, mother’s pen= age, labor on road machinery rt 2, eee smmnees 8 Before insanity comm. Chas. Fisher, clerk of court, 1m," county Dray ""& ‘Transter, ney, postage Madge Runey, Geo. M. Register, service commissione! . Stackhouse, ity commissioner and ‘ion of patient. State Auditor, Peterson Machi Shop, 6 ‘Shop. Plies and labor on rosd ma- Gep. M. Register, service as in- sanity commissione therine DeLaney, moth- W. Awhlock, ‘aid’ for Mrs. Fae Marvin, mothers’ pen- Mrs. Mary Mathison, mother's Stackhouse, examin fition of patient and service Commissioner, . Hilen ‘Jensen, in the Pacific coast states, considerably colder weather pre- ) over sae, rthern great pinins ion. G. Derby, count: jury certificates Bismarck Tribune © ing and advertising Northwestern Sheet Works, rotor wheel, fan blade d fan glade assemblies Northwestern Sheet and Iron. 1-Patterson, me: ieCo: y. Wwonegrer. ry. ‘The Board of County Commi: members were present. ay Moved by Commissioner Swanson, | seconded by Commissioner, Fricke, | taining an office in the state of the board of city itor of such city and advertise for bids for the construction of such building in accordance with said plans, drawings and specifications, the said bids to be received at the office of the city auditor and to be erve the right to reject any and Fricke, aye; Moynier, , aye; Will, | aye. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that a mother’s pension be granted the ‘Mrs, Albert Antilla in the amount Mrs. Signa Johnson fn the amount Moved by Commissioner Swanson, thereof, and faction of this board that it is for the best interest of sald Burleigh County to issue bonds for the pur- pose of erecting a court house and jail, and both thereof. ‘Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the question of issuing bonds not to exceed the amount of $210,- 600.00 for the purpose of erecting a court house, and that the question of issuing bonds not to exceed the amount of $40,000.00 for the purpose of erecting a jail, said bonds to bear interest at the rate not to exceed 6 jper cent per annum and to be of single maturity and to be made pay- able in the year 1950, be submitted to the voters of said Burleigh Coun- and that an election be called to held on the 18th day of, March, 30, accordance with law for such purpose. at each regular general eles fiom polling place in each election precin@: in said Burleigh County, North Dakota. ‘On Toll call, the following Commis stoners voted Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and Will. ‘And the following Commissioners | voted no: None. ‘Thereupon the resolution was de- clared carried and adopted. ‘Approved this $th day of January. ZORGE F. WILL, Chairman of said Board. Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Swanson, that the Resolution of Board of Coun- ty Commissioners of Burleigh County, rth Dakota, Providing for Submit- ting to Qualified Voters of Said Bu leigh County the Question Whether Initial Resolution Telative to Ques- tion of Bonding for the Purpose of Erecting a Court House and Jail, be approved. Jt appearing that at a regular meeting of the Board of County Com missioners of said Burleigh County, legally held on January 9th, 1930 Bismarck, in said Burleigh North Dakota, the said board and adopted the following resolution: “It appearing that the assessed valuation of all taxable property in Burleigh Couny, North Dakota, for the year 1929 is’ $22,406,169.00; and it further appearing that the total amount of bonded indebtedness of said Burleigh County is $10,000.00; and it still further appearing that the amount of outstanding bonds of said Burleigh County issued for the purpose of erecting a county court house, and a county jail is none, and Whereas, it appears to the satis- faction of this board that the buil ing occupied by said Burleigh County for a court Mouse and jail is inade- quate to the wants thereof, and is unsafe by reason of extraordinary risk of fire, and that such -building is insufficient and inadequate for its use for a court house and jail, or either thereof, and “Whereas, it appears to the satis- faction of this board that it is for the best interest of said Burleigh pose of erecting a court house and jail, and both thereof, ‘Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the question of issuing bonds not to exceed the amount of $210,- 000.90, for the purpose of erecting a urt ‘house, and that the question of issuing bonds not to exceed the amount of $40,000.00, for the pur- pose of erecting a@ jail, sald bonds to hear interest at the rate not to exceed 6 per cent per annum and to be of single maturity and to be made payable in the year 1950, be submit- ted to the voters of said Burleigh County, and that an election be called Ruth McCoy in the amount of j to be held on the 18th day of March, $20.00 per month, the aforesaid mother’s pensions to begin January Soder, aye; 1930, in accordance with law for such election polling place in each election North Dakota, clared carried and adopted. GEORGE F. WIL ‘Moved by Commissioner Soder, rcc- Chairman of t onded by Commissioner Fricke, that| Now, Therefore, Be Yt Resolved, That the question whether said in- itial resolution be approved be sub- He $6,000.00 be nson, aye; fund. Roll call: 8 Fricke, ay: aye; Moynitr, a: aye. satisfy a seed lien filed on the W E% of Section 34, Range 77, said seed should have been filed on Section 34, Township 142, Range 177. ‘Roll call: All commissioners voted pplication of A, T. Spangberg for aye abatement of hail tax on the 8! for 1929, approved. t erred from the Road and Bridge fund to the Road Soder, Will, Moved by, Commplesionss, Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that = Cnded by Comtgurer be instructed to | Dose St the remuisr DOlIng places, in mitted to the qualified voters of ‘Whereas, it appears‘ to the satis-} County, to issue bonds for the pur-j purpose, at each regular general precinct in said Burleigh County, “On roll cail, the following Com- missioners voted aye: Swanson, So- seconded by Commissioner Fricke,ider, Moynier, Fricke and Will, and that the Board adjourn to 9:30 o'clock a.m, On roll call all-members voted the following Commissioners voted ‘Thereupon the resolution was de- 01 “Approved this 9th day of January, ers reconvened. On roll cM all| 1930. On roll call all members voted aye. January 11th, 1930. 1:30 o'clock P. M. Board reconvened with all mem- bers present. ‘The board completed the check on the sheriff's books. ‘Moved by Commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the board adjourn to February 4th, 1930 at 10:00 o'clock A. M,, Ject to call. Roll call: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, ave: Will, 826. County, County Auditor, Burleig! ‘ot fe rut A.C, ISAMINGER, North Dakota. ination of len Evans Hughes to be chief justice of the United States. HOUSE ders Miscellancous bills on calendar. Prohibition laws. Immigration committee cons! crs bills to restriet western hem- inphere immigratl Interstate commer continues werk on m jood control committee com adjusted executive 1 textimony on n national park in Minne- | Flashes of Life (Ry the Associated Press) STAIR, RESPONDENT Rew York. — ‘Alastair Mackintosh, once the husband of Constance Ta madge of the screen, has come daz- zling from Europe, accompanied by the second Mrs. Mackintosh. He had a top coat of cinnamon color, trousers checkered. in one-inch squares, a sack {coat of a basket weave of red, brown and white, a tle of orange and red, a low shirt of gray und blue, bright ye turned-up rim. Hise PAPAL STAMPS state, which will be printed tow! tican_ gardens, the pope, crossed keys, FIREMEN FIRE F New Brunswick, N. J. Joseph Marcus were out V OASIS NEEDS GASOLINE Kalahari desert, accompanied by mo: PLAN STRADIVARIUS STATUE maker. FIND ANCIENT RAZOR trade routes in the Black forest, OPEN ANCIENT GALLEY tourists to walk in a galley that car. to it. FIGHT ‘RA. DAMAGED Burleigh County, North Dakota, and that an election is hereby called to be held on the 18th day of March, 1930, ii cordance with law for such pur- said’ Burleigh County, North Dakota, which he feels has been damaged be: Cause the cost of # correspondence special per can 98. course in boxing was reduced t te suing fer an injunction® a q = $50,000. The cut from, $27.50, he Van Camp Beans, large can, 25c value, fas made him the bute of ridieelt, j special per can a : TORMENTING KIDNEY AILMENTS ' is 14 in n ti W. Farley and Leslte & Hackney. It] thereatter until seven o'clock in the evening of said 18th day of March, 1930, auditor of said Burleigh Cor Be It Further Resolved, That the id he hereby is directed to cause $f | proper notice of election to = Section Bi, ‘Township 142, Range 77|fied inthe Biamarck ‘Tribune, the official newspaper of said Buri m of Geo. Koch for cor-| County, once each week for at ‘Applicat! rection ‘of hail insurance for 1929 on| two weeks prior to the said etion, the, first ‘publication to. be at least coliztion of personal tax for the year | tine exainuive of the dey at such 34-139-' proved. Sectior a Application of J. cA Bever for can. 1924, roved. ‘Appl ication of V. M. Cray for first publication. un roll call, the follawing com- refund of penalty and interest on| missioners voted aye: Swanson, So- 1928 hail tax, reje A rection of hail tax on Township 144, Range 76, for the year 1929, approved. Application of G. R. Lipp for core. Heath ft eS ite for cor. pplication " Blige | no: None. clared carried and adopted. rection of hail insurarice on Section 26, | 4. D,,1930, Township 139, Range 79. approved. GEORGE F. WILL, 1854.04 ‘Application of Joseph Gabel for Chairman of said Board. correction of hall tax on the SW% of| Moved by Commi: Rection 17, Township 139, Ran; 79, 50.52 | fos the year 1928, approved. | thatthe bone 1625.20) correction of hail tax on the 42.00 | Section 28, Township 144, Range 75 | January 101h, 1930, 9:20 o'clock A. for the year 1929, approved. < £0.00] Application of ur McCoy for] all members were’ prei der, Moynier, Fricke and Will, and the following commissioners voted Thereupon the resolution was de- Approved this 9th day of January, 'ricke, ‘Commissl “Application of ‘Owen McIntyre for Soak som penne pasore te Site A. 1 Toll call: all members voted axe. | Hal The board reconvened. On roll call, it. > A Bell, J. E. Davis and C. F. Mudgett. Children will fret, often for no apparent reason. But there’s al- ways one sure way to comfort a restless, fretful child. Castoria! Harmless as the recipe on the wrapper; mild and bland as it | tastes. But its gentle action |, soothes a youngster more surely understand. A coated tongue calls | gloves, and a brown fedora with PLA: Vatican City. Stamps of the Papal the Close of the year, will be of six designs, showing a bird's-eye view of ‘Vatican City, St. Peter's Gi re, the Vv the facade of St. Peter's, the papal tiara and fire went out. The children were cold, but ingenious. ‘They summoned the. ‘firemen, An engine company obliged. The dwelling soon was cozy again. ° London.—The modern is depends jon gasoline. Scientists leaving for +Capetown will attempt to cross the tor trucks fitted with water tanks. Cremona, Italy.—A monument Is to be erected here to Stradivarius. This was the home of the master violin Villingen, Germany.—A razor about 3,000 years old has been unearthed. Presumably merchants shaved on the Nemi, Italy.—It is now possible for ried Emperor Caligula. 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