The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1931, Page 2

Magnificent Pageant 7:45 P. M. Sept. 1-2-3 Missouri Slope Fair Grounds 800 in cast re-live historic episodes of tory. Dakota His- Cast includes Bis- marck Drum and Bugle corps and Fort Lincoln troops in spectacular Admisston 50c inchades car and grandstand. world war scene. Giant Parade and Old | Settlers Picnic — Sept. 2nd - LACK OF CLOTHING MAY KEEP CHILDREN AWAY FROM SCHOOL Workers Get Poor Response to/ Appeals for Old Clothing to Relieve Situation A number of Burleigh county chil-! dren are faced with the prospect of staying away from school this winter for lack of proper clothing, Mrs. F. L. Conklin, chairman of the Bi eig county chapter of the Red Cross, Saturday. Unless relief measures can be ef- fected immediately, they must sit at home while other, more fortunate children are reaping the benefits of education. Volunteer women workers have set up an organization to make over old clothing into wearable children's gar- ments, but are handicapped by the Meager response to appeals for ma-| terials, Mrs. Conklin said. Heretofore, when appeals for old clothing have becn made, the com- munity has responded quickly and generously, according to relief work- ers, who are at a loss to understand | the lack of contributions now. Feeling that there may be persons who would like to contribute, but who are unaware of the enter- prise, the relief organization Saturday made a second appeal to the public. ‘They ask the women of Bismarck to ransack basements, attics, and closets for materials that might be converted inte children’s apparel. Women. who can sew and who are interested in helping the poor have been asked to donate their services at the committee work rooms at the World War Memorial building where workers are meeting on Tuesdays and Thursdays to assist in the project. ‘The rooms are kept open from 10 a. m, to § p. m. and sewing machines have been secured for their conven- ience. Persons wishing to donate clothing have been asked to deliver their con- tributions to the work rooms at the Memorial building or to communicate with Mrs. C. E. Stackhouse, chairman of the committee on collections, who will arrange for their delivery. NOTICE TO SCHOLARS AND; PARENTS The Board of Education of the city of Bismarck is compelled to notify all public school scholars and their parents—that henceforth—Beoks and Supplies purchased—must be paid for in cash, and that positively ne tem- porary charge or otherwise will be made. By order of the Board of Education, RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk. ——_—— MERIPE'S SALE or Y UNDER closure rende! of Burleigh and dockete Clerk of said C County, North Dakota, office of the h day of n Wherein the | Creait Company, © corpora- as plaintiff, and G. A. Hubbell, as special adminis of Andrew Kraft, Palmer Implement mestic corporation, and cantile 2 domestic corpor- ation, were endants, in favor of said plaintiff in the sum of $901.10, which judgment directed me to sell all of the personal property herein- after described to satisfy said judg- ment with interest and costs of sale, such sale applicable thereto will sat- isfy, and that by virtue of a writ to me issued out of the office of sald Clerk of Court directing me to sell said personal property, I, J. L. Kelley, Sheriff of Burleigh County, and per- son appointed by the court to make said sale, will sell to the highest bid = tor cash at public auction at the farm residence of Andrew Kraft, de- ceased, situate on the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section Twenty- two (22) in Copaship ‘One Hundred Forty-four (144) North, of ge Seventy-five (75), Burleigh County, North Dakota, pursuant to the mort- Sagor’s consent, at the hour of io o'clock P. M. on the 9th di of 86) Ssmber, 1931, the following ‘described ed personal property upon by me by virtu zed and levied if a warrant of seizure issued in said action, or so juch thereof as may be necessary to tisfy said judgment with interest id statutory costs of sale, towit: 25 head of cattle consisting of 4 black cows, 6 yr. old; 1 red cow, 6 yr. old; 4 red cows, 7 yr. old, 3 red co’ r. old; 1 roan heifer, 2 yr. old; 1 heifer; 3 yr. old; 2 red yearling ste black heifers, 1 yr. old to 10 m horses more fully lows: 1 black 3 at yr. ey aan soe ibs: I Ti Sieek. mare 3 yr. old, "wt 1360 fbn, ate Bar jars eee pet 1 10 ft. Brant Drill: 2 4 se 8 ef 3 wide tite 1 wagon with re with, boxes, 2 corn ‘cultivator, 1 John De 1 bee mick Header, 5 | Herseshoe Tourney Pde cribed as fol- siting. 18 yr. old, wt. Planned for Sunday | |, Bismarck’s horseshoe pitchers are | | invited to te in a “warming up” tournament at 2 o'clock Sunday | Bose at the city athletic field. The purpose of the tournament, ac- | | cording to John ‘W. Reel, recreational director here, ts to get ready for the | | Labor Day tournament to be held at) the city athletic field. | Contestants may bring their own shoes, though the committee in charge | will have a big supply of extra shoes) on hand. | Several tournaments are planned in the next few weeks. More than a | dozen enthusiasts have indicated they | | Ustad enter the Sunday tournament.’ Spectators are invited, Reel said. Local Man Accused | Of Running Lottery! Morton county authorities hold a warrant charging T. P. Sheldon of} Bismarck with conducting a lottery in) |@ @ance hall in Morton county Wed-| \nesday night, State's Attorney L. H. ‘Connolly, said Saturday. Sheldon is accused of raffling off! an automobile. The attorney general's staff prob- lapiy ‘will assist in the prosecution of ; the case, Harold D. Shaft, assistant jattorney general said. According to North Dakota statutes, Sheldon is liable to a fine amounting | to twice the amount involved in the! many |lttery transaction. if that amount! jlaw provides from one to two vears| imprisonment, @ fine of $2,500, or} both. Belgian War Hero Stops in Bismarck Jim G. DeBauwe, Belgian World| war veteran, who is visiting every State capitol in the country boosting the American Legion convention to be} held in Detroit next month, spent | Saturday in Bismarck, the 40th capi- tol he has vistted. ; His only companion is Duke, a Bel- gian police dog. DeBauwe. who was twice decorated jfor bravery during the war, i HSE TONY has! secured signatures of 40 governors which he will present to the conven- tion with the roll of governors. Hazelton Child Has Shown Improvement Joseph Wendt, five-year-cld Hazel- | ton youth, who lies in a tooal hospital with a dangerous wound in his head, has shown some improvement im the last few days, attending physicians |said Saturday, but his condition still is critical. The child was injured more than two weeks ago. He was in a state of coma until three days ago when he became semi-consctous. AUTO DEALER WEDS Announcement has been made of |the marriage last Sunday of Merman |Barchenger, Center, and Miss Heien Gruman. After a short trip to Mon tana, Mr. and Mrs. are making their home in Center, where Mr. Barchenger is proprietor of the Center Motor company. Mrs. Bar- jehenger formerly taught in the schools at Center. DULATE 40 ir FOR RENT—2 room furnished or un- furnished apartment, convenient to: bath. Close to high school and William Moore school. Call at 818; Seventh street or phone 1747-R. A REAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE ‘We must have more storage Toom and are selling our Used Cars at meey | oan be determined. Otherwise the /prices offering unheard of bargains.] ror industrial These cars at $50.00 and up. ‘29 Chevrolet Six Sedan ’30 Ford Coupe ’29 Ford Tudor "27 Pontiac Coach '30 Dodge Six Coupe Whippet Coach; Ford Model T Coupe; Dodge Victory Sedan and others. M. 8B. GILMAN CO. Broadway and Second Street Plymouth and Dodge Distributors ‘FOR SALE—Fresh. vegetables. F. G. Chabot, 510 South Eleventh street. Cucumbers, large, 60e per bushel; dill, $1.25 per bushel; corh, 10¢ per dozen; beets, $1.25 per bushel; pota- bie 90c per bushel. Other vege- tables. COLD WEATHER IS COMING Now Is the Time to Prepare for Your Heat Service Start the Season in Comfort With Natural Gas Cold weather i is coming, so be prepared. Start the season in comfort. If you want real comfort at nominal cost, let us help you work out your heating problems. we USE NATURAL GAS “3s The clean, efficient fuel, no effort, pay as you go along. Have an extfa room in your basement, Do Not Wait, Act Now Montana-Dakota Power Co. Phone 1030 ny @edeased, as a member of the public health advisory council. SKEET at the Bismarck Gun Ctub Sunday morning. ‘TION OF eee LLEY Notice is hereby given that on the $rd day of August, 1931, fite@ in the office of the City Audit lof the City of Bismarck, North D: kota, a veritied petition for the vac: tion ‘of the north one-half of the east lone-natt ‘of the alley running east and west in Block 35, Williams Addi- tion to the City of Bismarck, North Dakota: that the object of vacating said patt of paid alley, as vet forth in petition, fs that there is no ne- cessity for it by reason of the fact that there is an alley running north and south in the south one-half of said block, and for the further rea- son that the adjoining property own- er wishes to use that part of the alley and commercial pur- tition will be hat the said heard and considered by the Board of City Commissioners at its regular meeting to be held on the 14th day of {September, 1931, at the hour of eight fo'clock f.'M.; and that at such time, {the wat@ Board will hear testimony and evidence of any person who maj be Interested in the granting of sail petition of the dental thereof: ted this seventh day of August, M. H. ATKINSON, City Auditor. $/8-15-22-29 NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND-. MENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE: ote Seal) Notice is hereby given: That there has een proposed an _ ordinance amending and. re-enacting Subdivision 4 of Beetion of the Revised nances of the city of Bismarck, North Dakota, presc [buttainess and premists situate in Beene | i is No’ NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACA- there was |! ibing the tse to which | ming District of said/Ordinances of the cit ¢esidential at; and that such pro-] North Dakota, prescribi posed ordinance provides that in ad~ dition to the purposes for which prem- ises or parts thereof in such district be used under the provisions of sald Section 428 now in effect, it be permissible to use such prem- aor parts. thereot, for, hollow. tile stucco buidings for the purpose housing pressure regulators used a. ¢ in the system of gas mains instalted in said residential district for the dis- tribution of natural gas, it being pro- vided, however, that permits for the construction of such buildings shall be issued only subject to the approval thereof by the board of adjustment of said city. otice 1s given further: That the bo: sity commissioners will hold 2 public hearing wpon and in relation to the said proposed amendment at the city hall of said city on the 8th of September, 1931, at elght ck in the evening of such day; day and that all objections and recom- mendations relative to such amendment must be presen’ time. Dated this 2ist day of August, 1931. M.-H. ATKINSON, roposed at said City Auditor. | 8/! MCE OF PROPOSED AMEND- MENT TO ZONING ORDINANC! Notice is hereby given: That there mitted to the board of city commissioners of the city of Bis- marck, North Dakota, for its approval, a proposal that Section 422 of the Re- ised Ordinances of said city, pre- scribing the boundaries of the several zoning districts thereof be amended und re-enacted so as to exclude from the presént “A” Residential District of said city, Lots Seven (7), Hight (8) and Nine (9), in Block Thirteen of Northern’ Pacific Addition to said’ city, and incorporate the same in and make them a part of “C” Com- mercial District of said city, Notice is given further: ‘That the board of city commissioners of said city will hold a public hearing upon and in relation to the said proposed amendment at the city hall of said city on the 8th day of September, 1931, at eight o'clock in the evening of such day; and that all objections and recommendations relative to such proposed amendment must be present- ed at raid time, Dated this 218t day of August, 4931. M.-H. ATKINSON, “city Auaitor, 8/22-29 NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND- MENT TO ZONING NG ORDINANCE! Notice is hereby given: That there hax heen submitted to the board of ‘city commissioners of the city of Bis- marek, for its consideration and ¢n- actment, an ordinance amending and re-enacting Section 422 of the Revised Phone 1500 of Bismarck, ing. the, boun: aries of the several soning districts jof said city; and that by the sala pro- posed amendment Block Fifty (50), of Northern Pacific Second Addition to the city of Bismarck, which is now inctuded in and a part of “B” Resi- dential District of said city, will’ be excluded from the said district and reof, and and the “provisions” applicable ject to thereto. Notice is given further: That the board of city commissioners will hold & public hearing upon and in relation to the said proposed amendment at the city hall of said city on the sth day of September, 1931, at eight o'clock in the evening of such day; and that all objections and recor mendations relative to such proposed amendment must be presented at said ime. Dated this 21st day of August, 1981, NM. H. ATKINSON, petty Auditor. 8/22-29 RUBBER STAMPS We Make ‘Them BISMARCK STAMP WORKS 11-14 Hoskins Block Phone 400 Bismarck, N. D. People desiring to have high school boys or girls to work for board and room or any kind of work, PHONE 285 a _ ———______ 9 irr rd tr cic eet od Go lh arty | Riverside Park Getting Two Harobsts / Out of One Crop. f } ‘The money your cash crops bring in represents one harvest. The interest that money can be made to earn, for you represents another. 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