The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1932, Page 2

See top cnc: at EER, see sR EUR inner: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1932 FORMER PEASANT IS PLACED IN CONTROL OF GREAT FORTUNE Obtains Legacy From Mrs. M’Cormick in Return For Annual Payments Chicago, Aug. 30.—(P)—A love for mathematics resulted Tuesday in ele- vation of Edward A. Dato, former Russian peasant boy, to the helm of control of large portions of the vas: Edith Rockefeller McCormick real es- tate holdings. Whether he continues control is problematical but at present Dato, now middle aged, has assigned to him @ legacy of 5/12ths of Mrs. McCor- mick’s estate and remains as direct- ing trustee of the Edith Rockefeller McCormick trust, formed by Mrs. Mc- Cormick, her close friend, Edwin Krenn, and Dato to further Mrs. Mc- Cormick’s real estate projects. Krenn, named _ beneficiary for 5/l2ths of the estate three weeks prior to Mrs. McCormick's death, as- signed to Dato, his partner and friend, any legacy Mrs. McCormick might give him and also his interest in the trust for a consideration of $24,000 annually for life. The will provides that if any of Mrs. McCor- mick’s other heirs attempt to break it, then their share also reverts to Krenn. In 1906 the youthful Dato, all his worldly possessions in a pack on his back, trudged out of his revolution- torn native village of Sinjava, near Kiev, Russia. His father, a Jewish grain collector for the government. and his mother, were dead, leaving young Dato penniless. Fired with ambition to become an electrical and automotive engineer, he finally worked his way to Switzer- Jand and entered a _ preparatory school. It was there he met Krenn, a young student of architecture. Years later a chance glance at a newspaper put Dato in the real estate business. He read his old friend Krenn was a Chicago visitor—an in- timate of Mrs. McCormick. He called Krenn and the latter invited him to become a partner in a real estate ven- ture. When Mrs. McCormick con- ceived the idea of a trust to manage her real estate projects, Dato was ob- tained to aid. Dato, the man, has his idiosyncra- cies. For example, despite his knowl- edge of automobiles, he refuses to own one. The only riding he does is in a company-owned car. He still lives in a none-too-prosper- ous looking building where he moved with his wife and children years ago. Nightly he climbs four flights of stairs to reach his modest six room flat. About his office, he is known as a hound for details. “He makes more fuss over a dropped dead match on the floor than he would if one of the offices burned down,” Paul D. Angell, general sales manager for the corporation, said. Lone Bandit Robs Bank at St. Paul St. Paul, Aug. 30.—(?)—A bandit held up the Morris Plan Co. bank Monday night and took $2,058 after locking the manager and a girl em- Ploye in a vault. The bandit first imprisoned his victims and then rifled all cash drawers in the bank, which is open for business Monday nights. M. L. Dean, Minneapolis, manager and Mary Blaylock, the employe, freed themselves after a few min- utes by taking apart the vault lock with tools kept inside for that pur- Pose. The bandit is believed by police to be the same one who robbed two au- tomobile supply stores recently of nearly $1,000. Say Oil Lured Jap Army to Manchuria Washington, Aug. 30.—(4)—Chinese officials at Nanking contend pe- troleum has tempted Japanese arm- ies into Manchuria and is attracting them into Jehol province. They say explorations of oil de- posits made by Russian engineers in the employ of the Chinese govern- ment have shown Heilungkiang pro- vince, the northwestern portion of Manchuria, has a rich oil belt which extends southward across Jehol pro- vince and southwestward into Shansi province. Nanking officials charge it was oil which induced Japanese armies to move northward to Tsitsihar in mid- winter and attack General Ma Chan- jAug. 30.—(?)—The “Flying Hutchin- Wells County Man Dies in Bismarck | August Radke, 69, Heaton, who came to Wells county as a ihre steader 40 years ago, died in Bi at 9:55 a. m. Tuesday from "canbe? He had been ill for six weeks. Radke came to this country from Germany in 1892 to settle on a farm | near Manfred and had lived in Wells | county continuously since that time. Born March 5, 1863, he received his education in the schools of Ger- many and was married in that coun- try in 1887. Besides his widow, he leaves seven sons, five daughters, two sisters and | a brother. His children are William, Walter. Carl, and Rudolph Radke of Heaton, Otto Radke, Wolf Point, | Mont.; Fred Radke, Sykeston; Gust Wolf Point, Mont.; Mrs. Ted Neumil- ler, Heaton; and Mrs, Fred Neumiller, Mrs. Walter Stoller and Mrs. William Bjerke, Bowden. Funeral services will be held at the Radke farm home at 1 p. m. Friday and at 3 p. m. at the Baptist church near Cathay. Burial will be in the Germantown cemetery there. AIR RACERS EXPECT T0 SHATTER MARKS AT OHIO CARNIVAL Nation Spanned in 10 Hours, 19 Minutes, to Set New Record Monday lenge of super-speed, and with it, perhaps, the world’s airplane record, Tuesday faced the 1932 national air races. With a new trans-nation race king crowned Monday, in the person of James H. Haizlip, who brought the Atlantic and Pacific within 10 hours and 19 minutes of each other, the classic’s main goal was to find a suc- cessor to the landplane speed throne occupied since 1924 by France. Not since 1925, when the air corps! swept to victory in the now extinct Pulitzer trophy race with a speed of 248 miles an hour, has the air races been able to boast of true racing pro- gress, and the feat of the Ferguson, | Mo., pilot of striking a faster gait in clipping nearly an hour from the for- mer Los Angeles-to-New York record was taken as a cue for an assault on France's mark of 278.480 miles an hour. This attack was scheduled to move; under way today in dashes over a three-kilometer course, though the readiness of the pilots indicated the true tests may come later after mechanics have spent more time in priming untried mounts for super- effort. The flight which Haizlip paced across the country, Monday, followed by J. R. Wedell, Patterson, Ia., Col. Roscoe Turner, Los Angeles, and Lee| Gehlbach, Mount Clemens, Mich., added four of the fastest planes of | the races to those already on hand | which are destined to find their measure in the straightaway dashes. | Major James H. Doolittle, deposed! trans-nation record holder, has a/ thick, well-streamlined racer which| Russell Boardman, transatlantic fly- er, injured in a flight test, had plan- ned to fly. Quito’s Streets Are Littered With Dead| Guayaquil, Ecuador, Aug. 30.—(P)— The governor of this province received | a telegram Tuesday from Alberto | Martinez, president of the Ecuador- | ian senate, that the situation at Quito was chaotic and that conservative forces backing Neptali Bonifaz were being directed by friars guiding the attack on federal forces from the church towers. A real conservative revolution has | developed since the mutiny of part | of the army garrison on Saturday, the message said. There is still no legal government and it appears that a conservative dictatorship is in con- trol despite earlier reports that the government was in the saddle. Sen Martinez asked for reinforcements and these were sent immediately by train, Dispatches from Quito said the fighting there was still in progres The streets were littered with bodies of dead. It was expected there would be a general attack on the capital Wednesday. HUTCHINSONS RESUME TRIP Port Menier, Anticosti Island, Que ,| sons,” a party of eight on an airplane trip to England from New York over Radke, Woodworth; Mrs. Fred Ahrenf, ‘constitution was demanded Tuesday | mother led the first session of the new Reich- Cleveland, Aug. 30.—(?}—The chal-} (GERMAN COMMUNIST | ASKS IMPEACHMENT OR VON HINDENBURG! Demand Follows President's Announcement He Will Support Von Papen | | Berlin, Aug. 30.—(?)—Impeachment | Jot President Von Hindenburg and the cabinet of Chancellor Franz Von Pa- |pen on charges they had violated the jby Clara Zetkin, 75-year-old “grand of the German revolution” and a Communist leader, when in the capacity of senior member she open- stag. Three hours before the session as- |sembled the president announced he was in complete accord with the pro- | gram presented to him by the chan- celle and that he was ready to pro- vide emergency decrees to put it in- to operation. The government went before the {mounted the rostrum the Commun- jist deputies rose, extended their fists jand “sadeoe her with shouts of “red front.” Contrary to expectations, the Nazis ignored this demonstration. SANGER MERCHANT DIES Harvey Bagnell, Sanger merchant and resident of the Missouri Slope area for half a century, died at a local hospital at 9:15 o'clock Mon- day night. Death was caused by meningitis, which deveoped from an ear infection. He was brought to the hospital Saturday noon after becom- ing seriously ill late Friday night. What a big package! Just compare the size of the big red-and- een package of Kellogg's hole Wheat Flakes! These delicious new wheat flakes are fine for any meal. Ready to serve with milk or cream. All the nourishment of rich whole wheat. Almost a meal in a bowlful. Made by new Reichstag with defiance for the opposition, the bulk of which is led by ; Adolf Hitler. “The immediate duty of the Reich- stag is to overthrow the cabinet and impeach the Reich's president and the ministers for violation of the con- stitution,” Frau Zetkin said in her opening address. ‘She was in the chair by virtue of a custom that the senior member of the house shall open the new session. The national Socialists and their allies had objected strenuously for several days to her selection, characterising her presence in the chair as an insult to the nation. Fire Sti Burns She is feeble and emaciated now, but still burning with revolutionary fervor. Two women Communists were at her le as she hobbled to the speaker's chair and sounded the gong calling the house to order. Two hundred and Gretel ie full brown shirt regalia sat among the 608 members. As Frau Zetkin TITTLE BROS. PACKING CO., INC. 400 Main Phone 332 Wed. and Thurs. 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We represent the Hartford Fire Insurance company. MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Phone 577 218 Broadway BISMARCK Per NOTICE OF SHERIF! Cc PERSONAL PROPERTY UNDER bottle .......-.- SPECIAL EXECUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That | e of a judgment in foreclose County, North Dakota, and a corporation, A. Larson, was which judgment Specifications Ready For Elbowoods Bridge Plans and specifications fur the Elbowoods bridge have been com- pleted by the bridge department of the North Dakota highway com-, mission, and bids will be called for as soon as approval of the plans is given by the federal bureau of public Toads. The sketches already have been submitted to the federal bureau and the commission is pre} to adver- tise for bids when the plans are ap- proved. Cash in With a The Tribune Want Ads ete ‘T FOR PUBLICATION) im General Fund Cash, in General Fund (in hands of District Treasurer and excluding. Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 seen $8,245.31 Total amount received during year from ‘apportionment of State and County Tuition Fund Amount received during year from State Ald Amount received during year from Tax School Board ...............005 Amount received during year from othe: Interest on bank deposits Amount received from Refund: Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year Grand Total amount beth ht by School cash on hand ..... Expenditures of Amounts Paid During Year for the Foll General Control. es Levied by District | r District Treasurer including see veseees oe $6,759.34 ‘Gener 1 Fund lowing Purposes: (School Board Salaries, $124.00; Expenaes, $33.26) Bi: ET On wos$ 157.26 Instructional Service, “(Teachers' Salaries, $4,147.68; ‘Text Rooks, $84.13; Library Books, $28.41; Supplies, $57.35; Teacher's Retirement Fund, $44.63) ..... 4,362.20 Auxiliary Agencies, (Tuition) ',. 972.00 Operation of Plant. (Fuel, $241.13; Janitor’s wages, $22.5 Supplies, $21.62) . 285.25 Maintena Fixed Charges. Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer Grand Total Grand Total Receipts . Grand Total Expendit Grand Total Cash on. Ecklund School District No. 10. Fun erat Fant (includes upkeep and repairs)” (includes insurance, rents, etc.) .. 106.55 173.08 $6,056.34 $6,759.34 $6,056.34 $ 703.00 ds, June 30, 1932 MRS, AGNES ENGSTROM, Clerk. (STATEMENT F' Receipts in Cash in General Fund (in hands of Dist Sinking Fund) July 1, 1932 .. State Tuition Total amount rece County Tuition Fund . Amount received during year fr t Scheol Board .......+-.+45 Amount received during year fro! Tuition from other districts Interest on bank deposits Gas refund tax . and Total amount received by School * “cash on hand ... Amounts Paid During Year General Control. (School Board Ba! Library Books, $6 etirement Fund, $41.40) Agencies. (Transportation, $6: Lunches, $12.60). Operation of Plant. Janitor's wages, $5.00; Supplies, Maintenance of Plant (Includes upke xed Charges. New equipment Debt Service (In) (Fue Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer. Receipts and Expenditares in Receipts Expenditures Grand Total Receipts ... Total Expenditures . Canfield School District No. 7. Total amount received d during year from ‘apportionment ‘of uni ved during year from apportionment “ot om Amount received during year from Taxes Le Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year . vollawing, Purposes: ies, $169.50; Expenses, i (includes insurance, rents, ete.), and Total Cash on. Hand int both Fund: PUBLICATION) neral Fund rict Treasurer and excluding 183.30 $ 214.82 42.32 6 3,668.30 294.78 = $4,400.72 District Treasurer including Cheech te $4,584.02 $4,332.04 $ 858.94 $ 295.00 : 5,442.96 . 4,627.04 June 30, 1932 $ 815.92 EARL MOWDER, Clerk. Sinking and Interest Fu (STATEMENT FOR Receipts in General Fund Cash in General Fund (in hands of Dist! Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 . ‘Total amount received during County Tuition Fund Amount received during ye School Board Check returned Insurance Amount received during year from Sa’ Indebtedness . Grand Total amount received by School cash on hand ... Control. (School Board Salari Instr uctional vi (Tea Books, $13.83; Library ‘Books, Teacher's itetirement und, § Auxiliary Agencies, (Transportation) Operation of Plant. ‘Gruel, Supplies, $4.50) Maintenance of Plant (Includes upkeep. Fixed Charges. Capital Outlay, New equipment Debt Service (Interest on Certiticates 0 Total Amount Paid During School Year Receipts and Expenditures in Receipts .. Expenditures Grand Total Grand Total Receipts . Grand Total Expenditure Grand Total Cash on Han Aia Amount received during year from Taxes Levied by District Amount received during year trom other Revenue Ri Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year . Expen jeneral, Amounts Paid During Year for the rehowins Purpos $50.00; Janitor's wages, $16.00; neludes insurance, rents, ete.) . in both Tleasant View School District. No. 6 PUBLICATION) rict Treasurer and Seca +$ 309.33 | 13: le of Certificates of District Treasurer includin ies, $78, Expenses, ‘and’ repairs) + f Indebtedness) $1,641.88 | $1,025.41 $ 100.00 by District Treasurer . Sinking and Interest F JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk. ‘'T FOR Grand Total Grand Total Receipts .... Grand Total Expenditures Grand Total Cash on Hand in both’ Fun ‘Treasurer of Crofte School District Receipts in General Fund | Cash_in General Pund (in hands of District Treasurer and excluding a Sinking Fund) July 1. 1931 sooo 936.28! Total amount received during y i tajtate and County ‘Tuition Fund... 223.60 ; Amount received during year from Taxes Levied by" District | School Board + $36.06 6.80 500.00 Fund ....-.++- 81.75 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year -$1,648.21 Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer including cash on hand ........ : ++ $2,584.49 pei Amounts Paid During Year fo General Control, | (School. Roard Salaries nnd expenses). Instructional Service. (Teacher's Salaries, $1,227.60; i plies, $26.24; Teacher's Retirement Fund, $12.40)... ... i Auxillary Agencies. (Transportation, $224.36; Tuition, $134.00) 6 | Operation of Plant + 61.50 | Maintenance of Plant (includes upkeep and repairs). . 11.38 Fixed Charges. (Includes insurance, rents, ete.) ..... 14.99 Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer $1,839.30 PUBLICATION) ‘ Balances s, June No, 52. MRs, WALTER RYBERG, Clerk. (STATEMENT FOR Cash in Receipts in General Fund General Find (in hands of District Treasurer and excluding. PUBLICATION) $3,514.03 | Receipts 180.50 1 | Grand Total Receipts .. | Amount received during year from other Revenue Receipt: (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) Receipts in General Fund Cash in th gee Fund (in hands of District Tre: Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 ... Total ‘amount received during year from ‘apportionment of urer ane. excluding $ 882.68 State and County Tuition F aeeee$ 487.95 Amount received during year from Taxes Levied by District School Board ... + 1,610.35 Amount received during year from other Revenue Receipts.. "4.11 Interest on bank deposits .......+ 1 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year . Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer including cash on hand xpel Amounts Paid During. Test ‘or tl low ini Nae rae Coal (School Board Mi ntion, $11L1 $63.7 +3 175.60 Instructional (Teachers’ Salaries, $1,978.50; Text Books, $67.66; Library Books, $15.00; ‘Supplies, $18.75 Teacher's Retirement Fund, 60) Auxiliary Agencies. (Transportation, $6. Operation of Plant. (Fuel, $100.00; Suppli Maintenance of Plant (Includes upkeep ani Fixed Charges. (Includes insurance, rents, ete.) . Total Amount Paid During School Year by District ‘Treasurer Receipts and Expenditures in Sinking and Interest $2,792.28 $ 25.17 $ 20.16 Expenditures Grand Total Receipts ... Grand Total Expenditures: Grand Total Cash on Hand Ghylin School District No. 11. Cc. W. MAGNUSON, Clerk. (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) Receipts in General Fund Cash in General Fund (in hands of District Treasurer and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 PT Total amount received during year irom apportionment of State and County Tuition Fund . ee Amount eye during year from Taxes Levied by District School Board . 920.93 Amount received during year from other Rrevertue 13.02 Interest on bank deposits . 13.02 Amount received during year from Indebtedness ,........... 800.00 Amount received from other n 2.00 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year. $2,103.71 Grand Total amount received by School District eaeErrnTe, etl cash on hand at PPrrrrrrrrey + $2,853.36 Expenditures of Generai mi nd Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Purpeses: General su leale “Wchool Board Salaries, $01.1 Expenses, Inattuetlonal Service, "(Teachers Saiarien, $1,089. Supplies, $1.50; Teacher's Retirement Fund, 0). i Auxiliary Agencies. $306.00: 115.04 1,164.07 > 386.96 39.58 86 “Ctransportation, ‘$80.88 ruit Yon, Operation of Plant. (Fuel, $24.0 Supplies, $9.56) .... Maintenance of Plant (inc! Fixed Charges. (Includes insurance) Capital Outlay. (New equtpment, $1.95 Debt Service (Interest on Certificates of judes’ upkee re Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer . $1,733.64 Receipts and Expenditures in Sinking and Interest Fund Receipts .. $ 926.08 Expenditures . 160.00 Grand Total Balances Grand Total Expenditures .. Grand Total Cash on Hand in both’ Funds, ‘June’ 30, i932 Painted Woods School District No. airs. EDNA BROSTROM, THRE Clerk. bakes =~ NT FOR PUBLICATION) a in General Fur Cash_in General Fund (in hands of Distriet Tre er and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 seeveee 116.46 Total amount received during y: State and County Tuition Fund {8 36217 Amount received during year from School Board .. ERT IET) Amount received during year from other Revenue Receipts... ' 66.16 Interest on bank deposits . Transferred from Sinking Fund + BB, Amount received during year from Sale of Bonds +, 2,000.00 Amount received during year from Sale of Certificates of Indebtedness ........ + 600.00 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year . + $4,061 Grand Total amount received by School District ceesed tect! cash on hand ... ee $4,171.25 Amounts Paid During Year for the ‘Following We General Control. (School Board Salaries, $124.00; 3 4; aa 155.87 | Instructional Teachers’ Saia Books, $50.00: Library Books, $57.7 5 Teacher's Retirement Fund, $10.67) . + 1,207.69 Aunileey | Agencies. (Transportation, $ i tetera teens 1,161.92 Operation of “Piant. *“(Fuel, "$16.90; Janitor's ‘wages, $17.00 Supplies,~$6.28) ..... +) 40.18 Maintenance of Plant (Includes upkeep and repairs) 53.22 Fixed Charges. (Includes insurance, rents, etc. 44.2 Debt Service (Interest on Certificates of Indebtedness) .... 1,150.95 Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer . Receipt Expenditures in Sinking and Interest Fura” Receipts . Expenditures. Grand Total Receipts ... Grand Total Expenditures Grand Total Cash on Hand Trygs School District No. 8. ARTHUR MAGNUS, Clerk. (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) Receipts in General Fu: Cash in General Fund (in hands of District Tre: jurer and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 .........++ ee eeeee eens $ 42819 Total amount received during year from apportionment of Btate TSOG MUNG os vn ci esses sieas sees conse esses $ 84.50 Total amount received during year from apportionment of ‘county Tuition Fund ............0.5 60.84 Amount received during year from Taxes Levied by District School Board Interest on bank deposits 55 Amount received during year from Sale of Certificates of Indebtedness 300.00 91,866.28 Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer ee cash on hand ... Total #nount received by School Treasurer during the year. end Amounts Paid During Year! for the ‘rollowine 1 urn Be General Control. (School Board Salaries, $116.26; Ex Instructional ‘Service. “(Teachers’ Salaries, $1,191.05; ‘Text Books, $17.77; Teacher's Retirement Fund, $5.20) Auxillary ‘Agencies. (Transportation, $116.88; Tuition, $108. 665 Operation of Plant. (Fuel, $77.98; Supplies, $2. Maintenance of Plant (Includes upkeep, Debt Service (Interest on Certificates of Indebtedn $68.75, and Payment of $125.00) .....s.sececeereeeeeeenene 193.75 Total Amount Paid During School Year by District Treasurer. -$1,822.88 Grand Total Balances Grand Total Receipts ... re -f230897 Grand Total Expenditures riety Grand Total Cash on Hand at Christiania School District ‘No. it. J. W. BEYER, Clerk. (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) Recel in General Fund Cash in General Fund (in han Fu of "District Treasurer and excluding Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 . seeeee$ 295.04 Total amount received during ye State and County Tuition Fund . $ 404.86 Amount received during year from School Board ..... oe 861.81 Amount received during Sale of Bond: 3,300.00 Amount received during year from Sale of Certifics f Indebtedness ........ VeES ++ 1,000.00 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year. 235, Shan’s for , ~|the Arctic route, took off Tuesday for phOcarmeceds Of auch Ble Spa Sinking Fund) July 1,Q931 .......sseeseeeenees see ecessseeee$ 70844) Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer including renee ene BOS NSU OWN Dee or, tt eae poerare ill astiaty, angutber ot ORRIN aonlvad abline. vase’ decom Apparcianinant.of cash on hand ....- ceveweser $5,861.71 diction China undoubtedly will be one ‘ador, the next stop. 1 Dale pert ea te dd ‘State and County Tuition Fund 173.29 Expenditures of Gen of the world’s greatest oil-producing —_——_—_ 1 Ib. pgk.. office of said Clerk of Court dir ‘Amount received during year from Taxes Levied by District Amounts Paid During Year for the Following Burpo countries in the near future. ELDER SLOAN DIES 2 for... C* PPL Ketiey “Shekttor'Burlelzn Coun: | School Board . aoe Umniparees Hime Lt Gonsral Control, (School Board Balaton) o--e; ceca aaa! aM New York, Aug. 30.—(P)—Alfred P. Rpt een eee) ty, and person appointed by the Court AIR a ea thehi: Te, eachore BAlags ars i : i ce y Sel 2 ring the year. 1,358.97 Books, $20.00; Teacher's Retirement Fund, 1,504.57 @| Sloan, 82, father of Alfred P. Sloan,| Weta afd fiale, will gell to. the Total amount received by School Treasurer during the yei aux pool 820.00; Teacher's Retitemeny sind’ $1878) $94.57 (Transportation, $24.00; Tuition, (Fuel) ......5. OO | Lives 15 Days on | Jr,, president of General Motors cor- | Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer including poration, died Monday night at his; ¢ cash on hand ...... + $2,067.41 the farm residence of the said f We'd theson, on the North Half of nf | Bugs, Berries, Frogs || country home at Plandome, L. I. Quarts, 89 orci buricighy Coanty! North, Dekete | Amounts Paid During ¥. year for tho Reef ante Purposes: j Sa per doz. ...0.5:2 Cc sultant tothe mortgagor, Dakota, | General Control. (School Board Salaries and Expenses)... .$ 112.15 at e hour el nstfuctional jervice. ‘eachers’ jalaries, Seattle, Aug. 30.—(P)—Delbert Re tetapes Or onto cere Dane outa Ha ena P15) “Supplion, $420; Teacher's | ietirement 1» a .- \—] 1 a y 7 err , 19, says he dined on MASON JAR CAPS [slowing dsscrivedperdonai property | .. <URG $7.05) es) bugs, berries and frogs for 15 ewar selzed and levied upon by me by vir- | S0xion of Plant, (Fuel) : Receipt days “just for the fun of it.” Per tue or a, watrant of ceeumre In, sald | Pised Charges. (includes int Expenditures": He had gone into the heavily Off df. N a C [necessary to satisty said judgment OZON, <5. 0080008 y judgment 8 b: ict. Treasurer... Grand Total Receipts ... forested Olympic peninsula with- eredrora Name Tih Interest ‘and’ statutory’ costs of Total Amount Paid During School Year by District, Treasurer Grand Total Receipts... The distributors of f the f GROUND BEEF Fi ahirty cattle described as fol ey ae : 4 ttt ya ree iees {n both Funds, June 30, 1982... ributors of one ot e fast- lows: cows, all mostly re . oo teres pas, re) & P KENNILA, Clerk. est selling lines of cosmetics in Holly- from 2 to « yeara old: & hellers | arang Total Receipts vcs rt eect: $2,455.38 me wood are going to introduce a new! Fresh, . 1 0 ear eeteaks one 2 genni |Grand Total Expenditures Bike 5 (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) Tooth Powder which they claim is un-|f| Per Ib. ...-.--++ c modily red and roan; gteer 4 | Grand Total Cash on Hand if both Pande Sune 20, 1938 « 785-08) cash (n, General Fund (in'hande of Distrier Treasurer and ining effects Brion orentn an ane old Fe heh cata gti mort ee, MAG, JOR FISHES: CMT “=| otal wataat roolved @nrine oon $1,100.93 ing thousant 5 3 hel , ‘otal amount received durini dollars in advertising it they went to|f WAL LEG STEAK rea ane eran Seer (STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION) moe sthte tuition Fund 2. . siscedsai “ 220.80 i "4 in_ General Lv uri be sure the new Tooth Powder has|f| Center Cuts, ae Leen whinee: mim General Fund (in ae oe District Treasurer and excluding 206.13 : y the best possible name, and are there- Ib. Cc 200 ‘Ibs. named Duke’ and’ Pat? Sinking Fund) July 1, 1931 meeeyee, 90-86 Levied by ‘District fore offering a five hundred dollars per 1b. . sane 2 bay mares 7 years old, weight | Total amount received during y: 196.68 Teward to the person who suggests the 1200 ibe, named Babe and Topsy: | 4 mount received during Year from Taxes Levied by Distrlet a ee . 2 oun in ‘om To ‘Post at Minot/|name they choose as most suitable, PORK CHOPS Sreight 800 ee Bene) Tere School Board cesses cess 2,838.73 23.54 Sago faa Readers of this announcement are Machinery lows: 1 Mc- | Amount received during year from other Revenue Receipts. 41 —— Fargo, N. D., Aug. 30 urged to send in their suggestions for Lean, 1 6 bee twa ft. winder complete, Interest on bank deposits ..........+++++08 sees $4.19 Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year........$1,362. tion at Minot of Deil Patterson, de- |@ name at once, because two hundred | per | OSS eer are Oo) Cc ft. wooden. Marcon a te i tke Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year. Grand ne Tefal amount received by. Rphool District Eeeanree, including, ‘United States marshal, was an- {and fifty dollars extra will be given harrow; 1 Emerson gang plow 14 sone eee $3352.98 in: 1 McCormick hay rake, 10 {Grand Total amount received by School District Treasurer including ditures Fund mounced ‘Tuesday by Osmund Gun-|the winner if name is mailed and ft.; 1 John Di 0 Lanter cash on hand ........ $2,042.07 | Amounts Pala During Year for the Foliowin Burpe tH U. 8 marshal, Post-marked before Spetember 3, 1932, SIRLOIN STEAK Joim Deere wican, eultivaton: t amounts Paid During exp penaiiwces ot General Fu General control. Behool ‘howra Salaries, $116.32; x cont . eme Col + bt Hy ear for 12 low! Purpor . peel een. i fee oy, one | Choice Cuts, Wide tire wagon ‘compilers with General Control. (School Board Salaries and Expen $158.12 Instructional : wall-t ber Ib. Cc wage uc mon complete with — thatructional Service, (Teachers Salaries, $212.00; Text and 01s, iv fied, and the name must be mailed to Phe rack; 3 sets of harness. brary Books, wa2ts Teacher's ks, siete Hund, Riety 753.27 $13.52) Hollywood Marvel Products Co, Stu- her with ‘all’ increase and in. | Auxiliary Agencies. (Transportation, $213.10; Tuition, $2520) 308.80 | Auxillary Age dio 380, 1023 N. Sycamore” Av ci the increase of the above | Operation of Plant. (Fuel, $99.25 { | Operation ‘of Plant. , . # PICNIC © atock, (ages as given Supplies, $1.50) . 145,75 | pie coupplics,, $26.47) Beery , California. Everyone is 29, Maintenance of Plant 5.00 | Fixed Charges. insurance, rent: invited to submit a name and in case SHOULDERS ‘There will be dug on said Jndymen: | Bizes Charge, fusiuass tranrance, Fents, ete) ee 20.61 of ties duplicate prizes will be given. on the day of sale the sum of $884.12, | Debt Service (Interest on Cortiticates ‘of Indebtedness) 28.45 | Total Amount Rag Durlog School‘Year by District Treasurer........$1,997.75 a gees 5 to 6 Ib. aver- plus accrued Interest and’ costs ‘of ; Certificate Redeemed .....sessesreseesesreapersetees 600,00 Receipte Beet ii ¢ el age, per Ib. . J 2 Cc Dated inis 20th day of August, 1932, | Total Amount Paid During School Year by Diatr District Treasurer......$2.019.50 Pee ea 60:00 Phone 279 710 Thayer onthe Burleigh ‘County, N. Dak. | grand Ret Revel ea seroma BBS eta 07 | Grand Eapendl +s enditures ene Sat i! ana tat both Funds, June 3 snevs f for lgineitt, yn Hand ii Riel sabnd’ Sehoo District No. 19 MRA. C. J. RUODBB, Clerk, 1952: 9 mn, North Dakota. re 8-30, i Bags Res SDA ch AE ince SEI Yh Sy ye SS RH an S NE, Sole ttt egal aed