The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1930, Page 6

May Oth, 1930, 10 o'clock A. M. The Board of County Commission- ers met pursuant to adjournment. On roll call Commissioners Swanson, So- der,.Moynier, Fricke and Will were present. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- | ‘ended by Commissioner Fricke, that the minutes of the April meeting be approved as read. Roll call: Com- missioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye: Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec- ‘onded by Commissioner Soder,’ that Burleigh County share equally with |, McLean County's construction of the] highway along the north line of Sec-! tion 2, Township 142, Range 80 and the north line of Section 35, Township 143, Range 80, beginning one mile east of where Highway 36 joins Highway number 6. Roll cal : Commissioners Swanson, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, Wii “On motion t two o'clock P, M. ‘aye. he Board adjourned to ‘On roll call all members voted a May Gth, 1930, 2100 o'clock P.M. | The board ‘reconvened with all) members present At this time bids for road construc- tion and bids for the building of the concrete bridge were opened Bridge Building Bids Bid of S. J. King: $.90 per yard of dry structural ex- cavation, $1.50 per cubic tural excavation, $21.00 per cubic yard of concrete instructure, $21.00 for each cubic yard of con- creted floor, 64 cents per pound of reinforcing steel, $1.25 for each pipe for railin Bid of Carl V. Anderson: $.60 per cuble yard of dry structural excavation, $3.00 per cubic yard of wet struc- tural excavation, $19.50 per cubic yard of concrete in- structure, a $19.50 per cubic floor, yard of wet struc- linear foot of iron yard of concrete cents pound reinforcing steel in place, $2.00 for each linear foot of iron pipe railing in place. Bid of J. C. Young: 3.90 per cubic yard of dry structural excavation, $2.00 per cubic yard for wet struc- tural excavation, $19.00 for each cubic yard of con- crete floor instructure. $19.00 for each cubic yard of con- creted floor, 2 6 cents each pound reinforcing steel lace, $1.75 per linear foot iron pipe rail- ing in place. Bid of Fargo Bridge and Iron Com- per in 25 per cuble yard of dry struc- tural excavation, $3.50 per cubic yard for wet struc- tural excavation, .00 per cubic yard of concrete in-} structure, $23.00 per cubic yard of concreted floor, $2.00 per linear foot of tron pipe railing in place, 6 cents each pound reinforcing steel in place. Bid of Rue Brothers: $1.00 per cubic yard of dry struc- tural excavation, $3.00 per cubic yard of wet struc- tural excavation, $15.00 per cubic yard of concrete ingtructure, $15.00 for each cubic yard of con- creted floor, 5 cents per pound of reinforcing steel in place, $1.60 per linear foot of iron pipe railing in place; Road Grading Bids Bid of C. W. Scott and Harry Knowles for road grading on the Bur- Jeigh-McLean county line on the north side of Section 1, Township 142, Range 80 and Section 6, Township 142, Range and Section 2, Township 142, Range , beginning at Highway number 6 and running east for three miles, thirty cents for each cubie yard of earth excavation. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec- onded by Commissioner Moynier, that the contract for road grading along the north Burleigh County line, be- ginning at Highway number 6" and Tunning east three miles be awarded to C. 0 cents per cubic yard as per bid submitted. Roll call: Commissioners Swanson, ye; Soder, ave; Moynier, aye; Fricke, ye: and Will, aye. ‘Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec- onded by Commissioner Moynier, that the contract for the Concrete bridge as advertised for be let to Rue Broth- ers, they being the lowest responsible bidders. Roll call: Fricke, aye; Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec- onded by Commissioner Soder, ’ that the County Auditor be and Is hereby instructed to advertise for bids for graveling three miles of road begin- ning Where highway | number 36 leaves Highway number 6 and extend- ing east three miles on the Burleigh- MeLean County line, bids to be opened June 3rd, 1930 at 2 o'clock P. M., each bid to be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the amount bid, check made payable to George F. ‘Will, Chairman of the County Board. The Board of County Commis- sioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids, Roll call: All members voted aye. At this time the Board proceeded to examine or allow bills number 1 to 285, subject to personal taxes due or delinquent: National Surety Co., Wts. 829, 981, 50412, Earl I. Haggard $3,124.30 assignments Wilton Co-o) : Road supplies and repairs . 10.89 ._A. Swanson, Services as County Commissioner ..... 23.00 Ben Soderquist, repair on road machinery .... : 65.50 Martin S. | Rippley, i 123.25 15.00 58.50 ence Hanso L. Crum,’ mileage in criminal actions .......... 87.20 N. P. Railway Co., stock dip- ping vat site, Sterling ..... 1.00 Ben Soderquist, roads, parts and labor ..... - 136.60 W. L. Wilton, running’ main: tainer ........ aeaane CoLRGRE) Louis Tibesar, repairs and la- bor on road machinery .... 32.00 Berger's Welding Works, ia- bor on road machinery’.... 2.50 N.D. Power & Light Co., cur- rent for April se, 63.70 Geo. T. Richmond, expense of tax supervisor, April ..... 4.25 Mandan Mercantile Co., road machinery repairs and sup- P oceans 400 Wm. Fricke, assigned to Co. Treasurer, C. G. Derby, re- zs pairs on Caterpillar .... 310.00 A.C. Jordan running’ main- tainer 123.25 123.25 5.52 Tender Tank A.C. Isaminger, charges . Wing Oil Co., gasoline and oi! Henry Miller, road work ... Victor Moynier, services as County Commissioner Mrs, Albin Hedstrom, matron of county jail, April Marcovitz Grocery, groceries for poor es * The ‘Wilton Mutual Store, milk and school supplies for Vask : National surfacing ... Mary | Nicola, work ... D-A Lubrican: lubricant . “RAHA National Surety Co. gravel surfacing . * . 311.35 Lein Motor Co., supplies and repairs for road machinery E. J. Gobel, inquest and mile- a is A . Scott and Harry Knowles at} gy. Occident Elevator Co., for court house : D. Metal Culvert Co., cor- ugated metal pipe culverts Wachter Transfer haul- ing, ice, ete. Bismarck Furn repair of chair ...... Art Powers, road work ‘ August Peterson, road work . Wing Mercantile Co, gro- ceries for poor Lewis T coal Upholstery, . road “Sup: sfer Corp enic stor- age of Harris & Woodmansce, office supplies tease Rollin Wel ff, board and guarding prisoners . Chas. Fi her, postage and de- liveries Sas Coun- and at- Wm, Fricke, services as Coun- sioner and at- NEC ss. i dge Runey, stamps Anstrom, app A vanced Fred Ans 5 the month of April .. Albin Hedstrom, mileag the month of April .. Winston & Newell Co. 0! m ffice SUDDEN oils se deosnaes Elken Tractor & Equip. Co., gasoline .... : 4 Underwood “Typewriter Co., repair.on Underwood ... Hammond & Stephens Co. address labels .... i Dan K. Prentice, oli Shunk Mfg. Co. road ma- hinery repairs ... Kjerstein & Tibbits, road sup- plies. BS Se Melville's Electrical Shop, la- Washburn Lignite Co. dyna- mite .... : : Northfield “Tron “ Company, parts for grader . . Red Trail Oil Company, gaso- line and oil Hoskins-Meyer, plies Martin Bourgols, wagons .... A. M. Fisher, county physician R. V. Roulger, witness ...... The Quick Print, Inc., printing Waino Wainio, hauling gravel City of Bismarck, Water Dept., water for April ... Humphrey & Moule, printing E. J. Gobel, inquest .. Dr. Friese, post mortem L. W. Sperry, assessing River office sup- view township Joo Vallin, running grade: Waldemar mam right Backman, ‘saminger, fre . Herman, Jr., James Olson, running county Bismarck Spring Service tion, welding and repair ... Oscar’ H. Will & Co, tree dressing. nee Ack's Radiator Shop, repair on machinery : i Agricultural Ext.” Div. : College Station, Fargo, salary and expense of coun- ty agricultural work in Burleigh county. . Nels Pederson, road work ... Mrs, Geo. W. Ashlock, aid for Braden children - Carl Landerholm, ald . Mrs. R. C. Roberts, care Elmer Field .. 5 Mrs. Frank Campagna, aid . Oscar Kavontus, care of Pihlaja children ...... ae Mrs. Mary Potter, mother's pension .... Mrs. Ruth McCoy, pension ....2..+ ree es Mrs, Margaret Field, mother's pension ... Mrs. Fae Marvin, pension ..... deaths Mrs. Signa Johnson, mother's pension x Mrs. Ebba pension Mrs, Marg: mother's pension rs, Kate pension Mrs, Mary Dixon, Mrs. Ellen Jensen, pension .. Mrs, Iva K pension ........00+ Mrs. Esther Thoyre, pension .. Mrs. Eva Fisher, pension ... Mrs, Fina ‘Antilla, pension ....... Mrs. Mary Mathison, pension Mrs. Katherine mother's pension .......... Mrs. Minnie — Engelmann, mother's pension .......+.. Mrs, Mabel Baile: pension .. M. T. Olson, road machinery repairs .. : Alvin Rantz, digging rock ..- Carl Gilbertson, grader man Fred A. Wood, clerk of elec- tion, Crofte twp. .......... Sam Brown, running county ngine ase ne Commins, road work - Bismarck Grocery Co., sup- plies for county agent .... E. E. Glanville, house rent for poor ... Wachter Transfer C gopher poison ............ A.C. Isaminger, advance ex- mother's ‘mother's DeLaney, hauling press . Bismarck - Mandan Credit Bureau, membership ...... Sam Brown, running engine - C. J. Myers, repairs for grader J. D. Adams Co., blades .. The Bismarck Tribune, prin’ ing and advertising . Emil Piepcorn, road wor! road work mileage Russell Power: Geo. Piepkori criminal cases Evelyn Wernick, A. C. Isaminger, expres: Mr. H. E. Johns, Clk. Driscoll Twp., care of poor . Madge Runey, mileage State Treasurer, care of In- sane patients ............. State Highway Department, snow removal ..........+: Axel Soder, telephones and telegrams . 2 Monarch Elevator Company, coal for poor ........ pai Geo. A. Smith, rock digging, fuse, exploders ...........- Heaton & Lambert, coal for (Seas Bisse eontivatis otis Wn. Fricke, services as coun- ty commissioner, overseeing roads, telephone calls ...... R. H. Kickul, clerk of election Croft Twp. Sam Brown, judge of election, Crofte Twp. ....... J. W. Holmes, toois, repairs, labor’ for machinery’ .. : T. R. Atkinson, assigned to ©. G. Derby, county treas- urer, mileage of county sur- veyor Clifford to C. G. Derby, county treasurer, transcrips in ju- venile hearings .. T. H. Suby, running James E. Bothne, assigne: ©. G. Derby, county tre: _urer, court reporting Kremenetsky Bros., gro for poor .... : Kremenetsky Bros., road tools Harry Knowles, drayage of blades... 5 oe Lomas Oil Company, gasoline, grease and oll ..........4. J. T. Lenthan, judge’ of elec- tion, Crofte’ Twp. ... T. R.’ Atkinson, assigned to C, G. Derby, ‘county treas- urer, services as county surveyor, including help .. Lewis Tractor & Mach. Co. ctlcohol 4 . A. Swanson, assigned to C. G. Derby, county treasurer, advanced’ express ...... Murle W. Bly, digging rock Mrs, Agnes Vaskes, mother's pension s Thorman Y¥ puller, Quanrud, a _ftlemite compressor Victor Moynier, servic ¢,Coumy commissioner A. Swanson, servic “county commissioner ... Wm. Fricke, services as co ty commissioner .. Harry Knowles, road : Wim. Fricke, inspector of elec 9.35 8 Es | con of body to Bismarck 8.00 Ack’s Radiator Shop, r for road machinery . ‘ 1% Modern Machine Works, road machinery repairs . . 8.00 ; Dan K. Prentice, gasoline and ONL nersseeene . 5 - Dan E! Prentice, oil 2.00...) 55.40 * Dan K. Prentice, ‘oil’ aud Berets, “ai . 85.60 5s apna. groceries Bina a Baties nk 9.25 Roland H. Crane deputy H sheriff, mileage for the je Month OF APTI reseeraserey 55.40 tion, Crofte Fwp. . ne Jumes E, Bothne. assigned to ©. G, Derby, county treas- urer, court reporting veers —== 0 | David Smith, witness fee 2,794.99 21.40 6.69 14.50 32.70 21.15] 8 6.00 3.00 47.80 89.50 11.00 150.00 143.50 49 11.39 22.00 30.00 21.03 16.08 6.00 40 6.00 203.00 7.00 24.865 ‘LHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1930 Mary Cashe! G. Derby, county treasurer, expenses for Mrs. Spitzer . Clair G. Derby, county tr urer, stamps Mercy’ Hospital, Burtts .... E. J. Gobel, inquest . is Tractor & Machine fan blade ‘ assigned to C. care of Geo. se the Board adjourn to 9:30 M., May 8th, 1930. commissioners voted aye. The ment. On roll Swanson, aye ; Fricke, ay aye; |. aye. o'clock A. ‘On roll call all May Sth, 1930, 9:30 O'clock A. M. yard met pursuant to adjourn- call: commissioners Moynier, Motor Co., parts ... | “Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- ‘is Tractor & Mach. Co. | jonded by Commissioner Fricke, that tractor .. + 6,000.00) Be It Resolved by the Board of een enicteeee O8 nty Commissioners, County of tainer 109.66 | Burleigh, North Dakota, that the G. Derby. "co County Auditor and he hereby is in- urer, stamps {structed to advertise for grading suds ; 10.00 |work to be done in Lein Township, C. E. Stackhouse, services as {atong the following described section county health officer, trip \line roads: to be paid by Lein Town- to Tait Twp. Motor Power Equip for tractors ... Northfield Iron edges French supplie Beli Tele. and telegr . Fisher, cler! ilin Welch, mileage ce Montana-Dakota Vower Co., gas fi Capital “Laun Mrs. W. J WEY o35 saree French “& Welch Hdwe. road supplies ..... A. W. Lucas Co., clot poor ‘ Walter “Vi of typewriter .... Walter W. McMahon, hauling machines .. Elken ‘Iractor & Equip. hub caps ....... Fred Swenson, stamps, ete. .. sity of Bismarck, poor relief Shunk Mfg. Co. blades and L. H. Knowles, labor on ma- chinery parts .. : Wm. Fricke, express on re- pairs for engine . Jim Olson, repair on magneto , rentals, ms . 1 laundry right-of- * ac ery, Co. hing for repair over- oy 48.00 hip: Between 5 and 6. and sioners 07.34 | Sova 60 seconded um j that Commissioner by Be It Resolved that the wages per figures. Dated May 7th, 1930. Commissioners ve; Moynier, ays onded by Commissioner Moy: and 3 in the City recommended by Commis: Ist ward, precinct No. 1, Commissioner es for 10-hour the Election Precincts numbers 1, y of Bismarck be di- . 5 and 8. and 21, 21 and Swanson, Moynier, Fricke, n and team doing County $7.00 5.00 Swanson, Fricke, nier, that the City from the center line of third street to the cen- Mike PF. Rogowaki,’ rignt-of- — 55.99|ter line of fitth street. Northwestern Ist ward, precinct number 2, from "parts for snow plow ..... 61.75 |the center line of Mandan street to Northwestern Sheet .& Iron. the center line of third street, (vot- culverts saagie 1eSrbey ate pe ue Oe S, ‘aunce a 2 First street. Northfield Iron Co, tender | 0)/ ist ward, precinct number 3, West Lewis Tractor of the center line of Mandan street. express on tractor 1.05] ,, Second ward, precinct No. 1, from Lewis ‘Tractor & \ the center line of second street to the ‘tractor part. . 18,75 | center line of fifth street. Geo. S. Regist Second ward, precinct _ number 2. telephone 55.37|from the center line of Washington Geo. S. Reg! street to the center line of second telephone nt And. ncellea| street. (voting place number 62) Ing- C. G, Derby, y treasu stad Garage. witness certificates . 15.00] Second ward, precinct number 3, Lewis. Tractor & Mach. West of the center line of Washing- machinery parts ton, street. ‘ . Third ward. precinct No. 1, from Lewis Tractor & machinery parts James E. Bothne, porter asta ..G. Derby, coun jury certificate Siee Snyders Dray & Tir., hauling ashes and limbs, transfer y treasurer, of poor ....... Lewis Tractor & Mach. machinery parts . ‘ Lewis Tractor & Mach. Co., chains .......+5 George F. Will, serv. county commissioner €o., es as A. C, Small, vital statistics -- Robert R. Boyd, vital statis- WV. HL Mortis, vital statistics Jordahl, vital statistics A, Stiles, vital statis- FS i” statistics Fred’ A, Wood, vital statistics F, H, Schroeder, vital statis- . vital "statistics Lawrence Fisher, vital statis- ties ..ccsee Wm. Michelson, thes .....6 see ne Tebbo Harms, vital statistic: J. J. Scallon, vital statistics .. L. J, King, vital statistics .-. R. H. Lewis, vital statistics .. ¥F, H. Try vital Waltred Asplund, vital statis tes « Christ Wetzel E. A. Green, vital statistic: Mrs. Bert Gianville, vital st statis: vital #108... on. op & Lawrence R. Johnson, statistics ......... ; Mrs. Mabel Ryberg, vital sta- tistics. A James Novy, vital statistics F. R. Belk, vital statistics .. C. L, Malone, vital statistics . T. N, Johnson, vital statistics Mrs. E. C. Fogerty, vital sta- tistics ............ . Mort Colton, vital statistics .. Chas. Allensworth, vital sta- tistics . Arthur Magnus, vital statis- tics ... vitai Raymond "Redington, vital statistics ........ Mrs. Stiri Josephson, vital sta- tistics . » .H. Brownawell, vital sta- tistics .... 5 Elmer Perry, vital statistics Hilla Holmberg, ‘vital statia- thes... Geo. Anderson, Vitai’ ‘statis Mary Anthon C. J. Martineson, witness Mary Cashel, witness fees R, Welch, witness fee ... Wesley Ackerman, fee ....... : Edward 8. Allen, justice fees Moved by, Commissioner Soder, onded by Commissioner Fricke, the Board adjourn to meet at 9 o' ALM. May 7th, 1930. Roll Call: Swanson, aye aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, ay aye. * May 7th, 1930, 9:00 O'clock A. The Board reconvened. On roll all members were present. ean Moved by Commissioner Moynier, Fricke, seconded by Commissioner that Burleigh County accept $90. full settlement for Lots 4, Block 20, Governor Pierce’ to the City of Bismarck, as of by Christ Nilson and that the Auditor and Chairman of the County Board execute a deed for afor All members voted Moved by Commissioner Mo for lots 1 to 12 inclusive, McKengle's Addition to the Cit Bismarck, be accepted and that the County Auditor and Chairman 0! County Board execute a deed for the aforesaid lots. Roll call: Commissioners Swa: aye; Soder, ay aye; Will, aye. Moved ‘by Board execute deeds for the afor ots. Roll call: aye; Will, aye. Moved ‘by Commissioner Moynier, Fricke, seconded by Commissioner that the application of E. V. Lah: Abatement of tax on the First Guar- anty Bank property be reconsidered and that the State's Attorney and the District Tax Commissioner chec! these claims for abatement. Roll call: Commissioners Swa: aye; Soder, ay: aye; Will, aye. Moved ‘by Commissioner Swa seconded by Commissioner mailed to the State Land Depart for their examination and approval. all: Commissioner S$) son, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved. by Commissioner Fricke, onded by Commissioner Moynie! Lot 1, Block 15 be sold to Dr. Arnson for the sum of $85 ‘On roll recommended by the City Commission Auditor and the and that the Count Chairman of the County ecute a deed for said lot. Koll call: Commissioners Swa a aye, Will, aye. Soder, 5 and 6, Addition conded by Commissioner Soder, that the offer of G. F. Dullam of $1,800.00 Block 14, Moynier, aye; Fricke, commissioner Moynier, seconded by Commissioner Soder, tha Burleigh County sell to KE. H. L. Ves: perman for she sum of $200.00 Lot 2, lock 54 and Lots 7, 8 and 9 of Block 2-, Governor Pierce's Addition to the city of Bismarck and that the County Auditor and Chairman of the Count Commissioners Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, Fricke, taht a copy of the Resolution as ex- ecuted by the County Board in re- gard to the $250,000.00 bond issue be Board ex- Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke the center line of fifth street to the center line of seventh street, (voting 10.00| Place No. 62) D. B. Cook's garage, 0°) 508 Avenue D. 4.0]. Third ward, precinct No. 2, from 5 the center line of seventh street to the center line of tenth street. call: Sw Roll nson, property to the City Commissioners 3 Moynier, ay of . aye. pplication 16-142-79 he approved. A Application of Report of Charles Fisher, approved. of Deeds. for fe: month of February, onded by Commissioner Moy: B. Truax Commissioners ye; Moynier, a: e. the polling place of Haz Township be placed at Ulfers school. No. 4. Roll call: Commissioners ‘Will,’ aye. of $15.57 from the Thresher_Company as Charles Young_ Tractor. Roll call: Swanson, Moynier, ay ays Moved tax the year 1929 in the amoun’ be cancelled of record. ‘oll call: Commissioners Swanson, 2.75] aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye: Will, Hl 3.30] _Moyed by Commissioner Soder, sec- not called, date, June 3rd, 1930, Roll call: Commi oder, aye; Moynier, ill,’ aye. 3 ——.—— oe H&S bo & Ob Ss33555 Notice is hereby given that tain mortgage, executed and by John lL. of November in the year of one thousand nine hundred teen, and filed for record in sec that clock | Mortgages on page 140, and will, M. call vestment Company, a 1919, and filed for record in of the register of deeds of. County, North Dakota, on 24th, A.D. 1924, and’ duly 00 in| on page 192, and which said ment in writing by said rered, Loan and Investment Compa unty esaid| Taylor, also known as Carol day of January, A.D. 1930, for record in the office of thi of deeds of Burleigh Coun! Dakota, on January 20th, yn Y of] Assignment of Mortgag f the the Burleigh County, nson, 12th day of June, A. D. 1930, the amount due ‘upon such on the day of sale. The premises described lows: the south-: of section twenty-one ship one hundreg and 21) esaid aye. Moved by Commissioner econded by Commissioner aye; 3 Fricke, aye; Will.! y Commissioner Fricke, onded by Commissioner Moynier, that | the personal tax of Mrs. R. Carroll for L, Bell tgagee, dated the 2nd 4 . Bell, mortgagee, dated the 2nd da; ‘Lord, 510, will be foreclosed by sale of premises in such mortgage and here- inafter described at the front door of North Dakota, court house in the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh County. North D: the hour of 10 o'clock A.M., on ‘the Third ward, preinct No. 3, East of the center line of tenth street. aye: ; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, Soder, Moynier, Fricke, that a judgement against one Peter Rennick amounting to $231.40 against located in Lincoln Addition | of Bismarck and more particularly described as the SW cor- ner of Block 2 be satisfied of record. call: Swanson, 3 Fricke, Axel Hedberg for correction of hail tax on the SW& of Application of Martin Bourgois for correction of Hail Tax. approved. Currier for correction of hail tax, approved. Clerk of Court, for fees collected for the month of January in the amount of $189.50, Report of Fred Swanson, Register collected for the ‘Y, approved. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, sec- nier, that the voting place in South Wilton be changed from the school house to the residence of M. Wilton. Roll call: in South Swanson, Fricke, Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke,’ that el Grove the Harry Swanson, ler, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, Application of H. E. Wildfang for correction of hail tax, approved. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke, that Burleigh County accept the amount Minneapolis the Soder. on c- it of $3.02 onded by Commissioner Fricke, that | the Board adjourn subject to call. at the regular If meeting ‘A. ¢. ISAMINGER, County Audfor, in and for the County of Burleigh, N. Dak. NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE that cer- delivered to J. our and nine- the office of the register of deeds of Burleigh County and state of North Dakota on the 15th day of November, A. D. 1919, and recorded therein in book 159 of assigned by said mortgagee by an instrument in writing to Bismarck Loan & In- corporation, dated the 10th day of December, A.D. the office Burleigh Decem! recorded therein in book ‘173 of Assignments mortgage was thereafter assigned by an instru- Bismarck ny, & Cor= poration, to J. L. Bell, as the admin- istrator of the estate of Carrie D. line Don- nelly Taylor, deceased, dated the 17th and filed e register ty, North 1930, and duly recorded therein in book 175 of on page the ota, at 0 satisfy mortgage in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described mast quarter (SE%) fol- in towns thirty-eight (138) north, of range seventy-six (76) Dakota. There will be due on such r for fifty-eight cents ($834. costs of this foreclosur Dated May 3, 1930. 4. L, Bell, as the admi gf the estate of \ Faylor, also known ne Kk up nson, Moynier, aye; Fricke, assignee of sai George M. Register and George S, Register, Attorneys for said assignee nson, Bismarck, North Dakota. t vale 8/310 17 243 wan- aye; a 2,000-MILE SWIM that J. 0" as said to be the longest swim eee [its course into the Missouri Donnelly Taylor, ceased, the assignee of said mortgagee. west of the fifth principal meridian situated in Burleigh County, North mortgai at the date of sale the sum of sight hundred and thirty-four dollars and 58), besides the i istrator rt Car a of said assignee of said mortgagee, i Livingston, Mont.—If Jack Mola, oO. | 9r., and Thomas E. Currier can secure & backer, they will attempt what is ever tried in the ‘world. 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