The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1932, Page 8

8 _—_— — Schrunk | 9 MARGARET MARCHANT Mr. and Mrs. John Witt, Miss Hilda Wentz, Edwin Triebuasser, Edward Stroh and Herbert Hoffman of McClusky were Tuesday visitors at! the R. G. Marchant home. | George Tunie and Bertha Vollmer called at the Jacob Stroh home Wed-j nesday evening. } Mrs. Roy Marchant and daughter! Margaret, Irene and Mrs. J. E. Witt,} Miss Hilda Wentz and Herbert Hoff- man visited at the L. C. Marchant home Thursday evening. | George, Annie and Bertha Vollmer, Annie and Ed. Siroh spent Wednes- | day evening at the David Hochhal-/ ter home. i Herbert guest at the home Thursda: M ind Mr Hilda Wentz spent Henry Siebel home. 1 Stroh spent Sunday in McClusky. | A number of young folks from this vicinity attended the pie social and party Saturday evening held at the Florence Lake school and given by the teacher, Miss Ma John Mutz spent F: urday with Jim Kozinek. Gotlip Nigren and ed the Thom day Edward caller Saturda Mr. and Mr Hilda Wentz, Edw Herbert Hoffman of pper guests Hoffman was a dinner Mrs. Elizabeth Schuh! noon, | E. Witt and Miss Sunday at the} Saturday Stroh Monde Painted Woods _ — —% to Win e By MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD A. FP. Kud the quist home Wednes and Mrs, r Mary Ann_ visited s Lillefjeld home ™ and Mrs. Axel dies’ Soder- jeld and at the; their Ik enter-, of neighbors Thurs- Ida ned a numbe afternoon in honor of Mrs. Soderquist. It was a farewell party for Mrs. Soderquist, who will leave soo make her home at Dunn Center with her son, Einer, Those were Mr. a Mr. and = Mrs Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Lester and small son Marian, Mr. Ole Lillefjeld and small Mary Ann and Mrs. Maria Mr. and Mrs. Axel Stenquist: were | Wilton callers Thursday Mr. at s. A. F children visited their daughter Kudick mother and Mrs. Tm accordance with the provisions of Section 975 of the Compiled Laws of 1913, I, A. C. Isarninger, County Auditor, hereby certify that the following is a correct list of names and addresses of the to me by the Secretary of State and the several nomination petitions on file in my office, to be voted for at the General Election to be held on the 8th day of November, 1932. THE BISMACY” TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932 CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION tween the hours of nine (9) A. M. and seven (7) P. M. of sald day. REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Hoover E. H, BRANT... ANNE A. CARY NELS MAGNUSOD P. D. NORTON UNITED S' GERALD P. NYE. Cooperstown REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS WM. LEMKE. e Fargo J. H. SINCLAIR Kenmare GOVERNOR WILLIAM LANGER . Bismarck LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 0. H. OLSON... ..New, Rockford CRETARY OF STATE ERT BYRNE Bismarck AUDITOR Glenburn STA SRTA E. BA STATE TREASURER ALFRED 8. DALE ... Bismarck ATTORNEY GENERAL A. J. GRONNA sow Williston COMMISSION S. A, OLSNES: COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR JOHN HU . C. LARKIN MEMBER OF STAT 27th District S. McDONALD... Bismarck MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRE: TATIVES 27th District iORDON COX . WM. B. FALCONER. MILTON RUE... soe Bismarck SENATE Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT \. M. CHRISTIANSON .. Towner JUDGES OF DISTRICT COURT 4th District FRED JANSONIUS.. R. G, McFARLAND... Bismarck Jamestown SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BERTHA R, PALMER. .Bismarek ARTHUR E. THOMPSON Washburn DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Roosevelt | PIERCE BLEWETT. P. H. COSTELLO. W. D. LYNCH... jaMoure . H. PORTER. Calvin ITED STATES SENATOR . LANIER.. Jamestown REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS W. D. LYNCH LaMoure R. B. MURPHY... ..Bismarck GOVERNOR HERBERT C. DePUY. Grafton LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR R. A, JOHNSON Minot . Jamestown ooperstown SECRETARY OF STATE STANLEY F, CASEY... -Rugby STATE AUDITOR HOOPE: ..... Carrington STATE TREASURER WILLIAM M. SCHANTZ....,.Bismarck ATTORNEY NERAL ScoTT MEROD . Bismarck COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE PERRY R. BENNER... Dickinson COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR JOHN MAGILL... Verona RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER ARTHUR L, CHAPMAD Norma MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th Distri J. W. GUTHRIE. MEMBERS 01 REPRESE) 27th District Cc. A, ANDERSON, J. H. RILE J. M. THOMPSON GRACE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MARIE HUBER. Bismarck MADGE RUNEY Bismarck SHERIFF J. L, KELLE FRANK A. LARSON. COUNTY AUDITOR Cc. G. DERBY... Bismarck A. C. ISAMINGER. ismarck ismarck jismarck COUNTY TREASURER ARNOT. Bismarck Y INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS | “Communist Party, Workers-Farmers Government” PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Foster PETE BARRY.. LEROY GILBERTSO: CHARLES HIL felden LOUIS TVEID’ ‘orbes UNITED STATES SENATOR FRANK WITTY... -Larson REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS PAT J. BARRETT. Sanish ELLA REEVE BLO! Minot GOVERNOR ANDREW OMHOLT. ...Minot LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR B. J. HELLAN Forbes SECRETARY OF STATE ROY W. DALZIEL. Glenburn STATE AUDITOR Bonetrail Reynolds STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL K. P. LOESCH. Montpelier COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONEROF AGRICULTURE 'D LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District NDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS “Liberty Party—Money Without Interest” PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Harvey C. C. HIBBS.. GEORGE MEDLEY.. WM. TALLACKSON. Grafton J. H. ULVAN. ‘ew Rockford UNITED STATES SENATOR ismarck imbledon REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS GOVERNOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NO-PARTY CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT CHAS. FISHER. .-Bismarck BERTHA SCHA) Bismarck REGISTER OF DEEDS LUDWIG QUANRUD. Bismarck FRED SWENSON... jismarck STATE’S ATTORNEY F, E. McCURDY. seer Bismarck GEORGE S. REGISTER.. Bismarck COUNTY JUDGE WESLEY COCHRAN.. Hieniate I. C. DAVIES. ee PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR COUNTY SURVEYOR T. R. ATKINSON. Bismarck M. H. CHERNICH. ‘ismarck COUNTY CORONER O. A. CONVERT. Bismarck W. E. PERRY. .Bismarck COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District A. E. CLINE C. A, SWANSON 5th District VICTOR MOYNIER. H. F. TIEDMAN. Bismarck -Bismarck nominees for the designated offices certified Said Election will be held in the several Precincts of said County be- day of October, 1932. Dated at Bismarck this 26th . © ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota. DIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS “Socialist Part PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Thomas WILLIAM BALLOU. ALEX DeGROOT. LLOYD E. MONSON. H. A. MORRIS.. UNITED STATES SENATOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District ASSESSOR Ast District W. B, FALCONER. ANTON BEER. CHAS. F., BLECKREID.. H. R. BONNY. G, E, PETERSON... CARL SCOTT... INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE STATE AUDITOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE . AND LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER ~~ Qith District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District G, FE. BRENNISE.. CLARENCE HANSO! CORMA_ KIMBLE. D, E. LANGFORD. JOHN I. ROOP. COUNTY AGENT An Act relating to Agricultural Ex- tension Work. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER THE BISMARCK CAPITAL. Ida Soderquist Friday. H Fred Brown and George Wick-! lander of Washburn had a collision yoricn Wednesday night. Brown was driv-) Notice j ing a team and wagon, Wicklander| of oft was driving a car. | the merey of their 1 preventing any creditor from obtain- and whereas hundreds and ing « judgment against the debtor, nds of families have already jin accordance with the provisio their homes through mortgage | law, nor shall it be construed to ex- closures or other judicial proceed-|tend the time within which a subse- | ings: and whereas hundreds and | quent mortgagee or lien holder must the first pub-|MENCE AFTER THIS ACT TAKES to be made at EFFECT, FROM $5500.00 PER YEAR s prior to the date TO $5000.00 PER YEAR such notice ax pub-|Submitted by initlative petition: igned by the County ae Bee PTivarl [ere tard ore iii 6: Mie towne , or twelve point type, in| Auditor, It shall contain the in Section J, Chapter 224 Laws o: t fete seller in piecn; cece, coe coe ee forectosure’ Of a! ; er possible, all such [ination. that all) lands n which being Section 719 1925 Supplement order to prevent. the TEtAE pal erate or lien holder, butt tex ¢ publications shall/taxes for the pre r remain Compiled Laws of North Dakota 1913 , A lant iuctiea HERERO SEP td aay mortgagee or lien be set in single column. unpaid will. be a nd reducing the annual salary of/ vided furthe aan ital [limit now fixed by laween? the Hime” Section 3, Al acts and parts ot | the time and pl Judge of the Supreme Court|contained shall be « civil & Ce une eae te ts in conflict herewith are hereby |#le shall be he fter appointed or whose term of; hibiting or prevent That any person or persons repealed. in Dey commences after this Act takes! ture from abolishing - , o maintain th H . | A. P. Kudick was a business caller barat ad Dna oeteineia vantaxe of tht ice. st from Five Thousand Five Hun-|any or all. Offices, ; SALLOT MERGER Eee from at the owne dred Dollars ($5500.09) to Five Thou-| or Commissions now t apita y Mo! SALLOT Ith, welts ef 3 | in an pital oi Mon 5 ; I eae eee ure or judgment. 3 {de f, but it shall state| sand Doll: 00.00) per year. law or from eliminating the provi- Williara Brow 4 } : et yma tax list of all lands subject to such ACTED BY THK PEOPLE | sion o1 any law fixing the amount ot er Monday. or from the for sale is on file and may be examined ATE OF NORTH DAKO-| salary or compensation of any offi- jon of a land contract by the OF LANDS To|at the office of the County Auditor] | cial, member of any Board, Bureau or state, shall file a declaration his 5 AND FOR FILING sD lof the Cou and that a e | n Tof Chapter of the La Commission, or any deputy, assistant, intention so to do ster! posT a3 SOF SUCH OWNERS list with names of the owners and it belng Section 719 of the 1926 (Secretary, clerk or employee, or from T)of Deeds in the Count TIONS, AND REPEAL. {descriptions of the lands or tracts|Supplement te the Compiled Laws of | reducing ‘below the amounts’ provided ViiFeal estate is located, within s tog LAWS UF ig23, |involved and the total amount of|North Dakota 1913 is hereby amended | bY this Act the ‘YY or compensa- months after this act takes effect and | SUP! | taxes and y y fluc on each such | and re-enacted to read as follows: | tion of any person or persons, thin sis months from the date D LAWS OF tract (in which shall be included the |""Section 119: Hach Judge of the Su-| Section &. The terms elected and such mortgage foreclosure + CONFLICT |Sum of 15c as the cost and expense of | preme Court hereafter appointed ur| ¢lective state officials. shall include rict c i} dgment execution sale or from adverti 5 h such lot tract. . M state offict: S: district court, is found compe. | Uae ecution ty " j 1 is ch such lot or tract)! whose term of office commences af-|%!] state offictals specified in Section tent evidence to be financially able to | ssuance of any such tax certificate! submitted by petition: has been p in the office of the/ter this Act takeg effect, shall receive|1 hereof. The terms appointed or ap- aly Od HAW CRAG SRRAnCeA Coie eagle x deed, or from the foreclosi AN ACT prescribing the ma and County Auditor and in four or more|an annual salary of Five Thousand |Pgintive state officials and members { ulated matter with two or more|two successiy imns of figures shall be computed !lication of for straight matter | least fourte: jon, A line shall befor such sale, a ted to mei » to thirteen |lished snall 't the following state levers expires between the Ida Soderquist and daughter first Monday in December, 1932, and dick and son Harold were/tie first Munday in and gutests at the Stenquist home] ihat the eee chosen at the Gen-jruin’ » held on Tuese ay. y comm etary, clerk or employee all exceed the’ salary or compen sation of the state officer or member ate board, bureau or commis- or under ‘whom such deputy, em- and pro- in this A das pro- the legisla- nsolidating Bureaus provided for by officers Anton Nelson on Jce Brostr Ole Lillefjeld Saturday t nothin alled year. Such ntain the name of; ot or tract nor the { | wishing to redeem re: Rage forecle ig | tion sale or fi | tax deed, Boa TAXES OWNER: } he time that this > — .. =<. ne pete taxe ndividuals to the s1 Canfield ther politieal suai at the benefits of this {not extend to corporations, nor shall jthey extend to any person, who, i ture &jan order to show cause before a Ss ae By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Labe Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook were call-| ers at the Strand home Tuesday. ai Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Strand and! tu. Mrs. Anna Strand were callers in) p Wilton recently. os A carnival was held at the school) house Friday evening. The sum of/the pro t $9.26 was taken in | lu19 and amendiner Mrs. S. L. Jordah! and Orlo John-| son drove to Bismarck Saturday andj brought Mrs. Jordahl home. She} ti has been a patient at the hospital. | ,.; Mrs. Ole Olson, Oscar Olson and Dee Bailey were callers at the Ghylin| home Thursday. Orlo Johnson and Members ot ficine His -nOmer Ikea oe tee r Nation of any land contract! method of giving, noth of | Public places in the County and shall as ap-|tels rificing his goods tate, subsequent to the pass-|Jands tor delinquent ta and Laws | t h which he creates wea | filing and posting lists of the name, ng or which are necessary to! t we, the people of the!of owners and descriptions of suc h his family, | 2 Dakota, do hereby de- | lands in the office of the Coun hat it shall be reservation Is still{ditor and posting such list he Dolinne yshounauy, of appointive state boards, bureaus ame and location. ut each | Dollars ($5000.00) and commissions and the terms depu- such plu ‘The land and lots shall! ties, assistants, secretaries, clerks and Auditor or hie deputy in the order in| | sons whose oftice oF emplomaeny is fy deputy e. s vhose office or employment is ich they appear in s |AND R 13 D FD held by virtue of any appointment or sheriff, deputy ture, and that this| public places in the County and mak-!_ Section It shall be | SALARIES OR COMPENSATION OF'| employment however made, other than nt or any ‘other off! der the police power ing it a misdemeaner to destroy or the County Auditor to maintain such | aii, APPOINTIVE STATE OFFI-|an election by the voters of the state, state to 1 upon, ach, he spirit of |remove such lists and fixing the time | list as so posted in his office from EMBERS OF ALL A whether or hot such office or em- sell-any personal property” of what- | the Co andj for holding such sales, and repealing {the date of such posting until the! STATE BOARDS, RU-|Ployment is created by an act of the pis-/ev ature, other than excepted in| More « under the spirit and | Chapter 322 Laws of 1923, being Sec- | conclusion of the sale of lands for the| COMMISSIONS PROVID- | Legislature, jSection 1 hereor, under an execution | Provisions of Section 1, 2 and 208 of | tion 2189 of 1925 Supplement to Com- Year; and any person who destroys or LAW, AND REDUCING], Section 4. In the event any section jissued upon a judgment or upon any | the Constitution. ‘piled Laws of North Dakota 1913, and | Temoves any list from the place where | ING “THE SALARIES OR} °F portion of this act should be held lother indebtedness existing at the| Sec. 9 That, at acts and part of | ather Us ws insofar as in conflict here- | posted Deters fhe fate of posting 3 . tavalid or ina pplie: bie to any person |time that this act takes effect for ajacts in conflict herewith are hereby | with, and the co ion of the sale re- z$,|or class of persons, su validit: period of three years, provided that | Suspended during the period that tits | BE IT ferred to, shall be guilty of a mis- MPLOYEES OF Ail shalt not effect the rema ning Bec |such judgment debtor or other debtor | act ix In force, lor THE demeanor. STATE OFFICIALS, BOARDS, BU-|tlons or portions or the application , | |pays one per cent interest upon such! s a | | Section 4, The removal or destru: REAUS AND COMMISSION: of the provisions of this wet to any Mr. Jordahl aiso were callers there. strict Court, in counties | judgment debt or other debt annual- |PERMITTING THE MORTGAGING OF! tion of any list posted Submitted by initiative petition: other persons’ or classes of persons. Mr. and Mrs O. Lindsey are|having population of more than 6000/ly from the date that this act takes CROPS jvided, shall not render any ‘ ACT reducing and fixing the| Section >. As to the salaries and ts of a baby girl born Oct. 21| [tesister of Deeds effect, provided further that in case | Submitted by tnitlative petition: er of each year the County Auditor! lands therein invalid. salaries or compensation of the Gover jearipaneae n ot ctive state offi- parent aby gi : ~ 21) States's Attorney jsuch interest is not pald before the AN ACT permitting the mortgaging each County shall prepare x list| Section 5. The lists herein referred | nor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary | lal, this act shall apply to all elect- at the T. Torgenson home in Wilton.) ¢ Judge ee lexpiration of one year that then the ‘ops, providing certain restrictions | Of all delinquent real estate taxes and! to may be posted by the County Au-|of State, State Auditor, State Treasur-|¢4 at the general election to be held G. O. Lindsey and family were} ndent of Schools protection of this act shall cease as to| with reference thereto, and repealing | Shall post or cause to be posted one !ditor or his deputy or any employee ler, Attorney General, Superintendent |!% November, 1932, and at all subse- callers at the Ira Bailey home Sun-| Administrator such debtor. all acts or parts of acts In conflict |CoDy, ther in a conspicuous place |of his office or by the Sheriff or any |of Public Instruction, Commissioner apart elec As to the salaries Py d {3 Sec. 3. That upon an execution or|herewith, jin his office and one copy thereof in| Deputy Sheriff of the County, and|/of Insurance, Commissioner of Agri-| 4” Pyare i per- lay. - | foreclosure sale of real property, or| “BE IT ENACTED each of at least four conspicuous pub- | proof of such posting shall be ‘made|culture and Labor and each Commis-|80ns than elective state officials, this Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin enter-| upon an execution or foreclosure sale} PLE OF ‘Tit Ne places, such as banks, public halls|and preserved by affidavit showing | sioner of Railroads, to be elected at{@ct shall take effect and be in force Patiad at dinner Sunday for Mr, and| of real property heretofore made up-|DATOTA. or postoffices, in different parts ofthe fact, time and the places of post-|the general election to be held No-|0, aud ufter December 1, 19: 4 nile, i S vember 8, 1932, and all subsequent! , Section 6. All salaries provided in Mrs. Ole Olson and family, Dee Bai- on which sheriff's deed has not yet! Section his County, and shall retain a copy of |ing such lists made by the party or fam issued, no such deed shall issue for a|gago upon crops is hereby permitted; | Such list Which shall at all times be | parties posting the same und filed in|elections, and ‘reducing and fixing {this act shall be full compensatio ley, Mr. and Mrs. William Ross and the salaries or compensation of all ap- | for all official services, and all fe Miss Withem. 4 period of three years, and the debtor | provided, however, that such mort-|0n file and open to public inspection |the office of the County Auditor be- | shall be entitled to redeem for a per-|gage shall attach’ only to the crop|in his office. All such lists shall be!fore the date of the tax sale referred|pointive state officials, and membera | Teceived or charged b: Pei asa. son .Clate were ind of three years from the time that/next maturing after the delivery of |signed and certified to by the County |to, and proof of the publication of|of all appointive state boards, bu-|Clai or person tor any a 5. s Bt this Rot {aliss effect. and he shall be/ such mortgage, except in the case of | Auditor. Such lists shall contain the |the notice of tax sale shall be made|reaus and commissions provided for| fendered in any official capacity shall callers at the E. Mowder home Mon-|Session | . entitled to the possession, rents, uses| mortgages kiven to secure. th: |name of the owner of each lot or|by affidavit filed with the County|by law, and reducing and fixing the|be accounted for and paid over by day T following proposed Constitu-jand benefits of the property so sold|chase price, or rental, of the land ups as by the records appear, the| Auditor before the date of sale to|salaries or compensation of all depue them monthly to the State Treasurer Mayen Banach, w: Her at} tional Amendment and Initiated Meas-|from the date of such sale until the|on which such crops are to be grown, | description of such lot or tract, and | which it relates, ties, assistants, secretaries, clerks and, 2d be credited to the general fund Aeldre ausche was a caller at) ures will be submitted to the people|expiration of the period of redemp-| Section 2. All acts or parts of acts|the total amount of tax and penalty] Section 6. Chapter 322 of the laws|employees of all state officials, state | Of the state. the Ole Olson home Friday at this ¢ ction, and a Pub-!tion, provided that the debtor or the conflict herewith are hereby re-{|due, in which amount as so given shail;of North Dakota for the year 1923| boards, bureaus and commissions, de-| Section 7 All a ity Pam| i! be issued in com-| person claiming an interest in such | pealed, jbe included by the County Auditor the | being Section 2189 of the 1935 Supple-| fining ‘the persons and classes of per-| Cts insofar as they in conflict | nee w Chapter 213, Session|real estate pays future taxes, togeth- ;sum of lsc as the cost and expense! ment to the Compiled Laws of North|sons whose salaries are reduce or | herewith are hereby repealed. ] | Laws of 1 er with one per cent interest annual-|A LAW Rx of advertising each such lot or tract. | Dakota 1913, and all other Acts andj fixed, specifying the time when this oh ay ly. on the amount that such property | BE PAID NEWSPAPERS FOit It shall be the duty of the County |parts of Acts Insofar as in conflict|act shall take effect, and repealing | ABOLISHIN CONSTITUTI NT |was or is sold for; provided further | PUBLICATION OF ALL LEGA Treasurer between the first day ot|herewith are hereby repealed. all acts or parts of ‘acts insofar us| Repeal of Prok State| that in case such interest is not paid|TICES AND PROCEEDINGS November und the 15th day of No-| Section 7. This act shall take et-| they conflict herewith. Submitted by ‘initiative petit before the expiration of any year that VIDED FOR BY LAW vember prior to the date of the sale | fect and be in force from and after the| BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE! AN ACT to repeal Chapter 6: then the protection of this act shall|Submitted by initiative petitio in this Act provided for, to mail to) 8th day of November A. D. 1932 and|OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO-| Laws passed by ial session of on 217, | cease as to such person. |" AN A o amend and re each owner of any lot ‘or tract of|shall apply to all delinquent tax sales| TA: |the 16th Legis mbly of the f the] Sec. 4. That the state’ shall not) Section 0 of the 1925 Supp jland subject to sale at the delinquent for the year A. D. 1932 and subsequent| Section 1. The Governor shall re-|State of North Dakota begun the 2sthe Dakota. Providing | foreclose or cancel any land contract |to the North Dakota Compiled tax sale herein provided for, a na-| year: ceive an annual salary of Four Thou 2. 119 and co! sociation or corpo-|during the period that this morator- relating to the fees to be paid|tice giving the legal description of sand Dollars ($4,000.00); the Lieuten-'Cluding th at beasaer in this state, manu-|jum is in force, and that in all cases/to newspapers for the Publication of | such lot or tract to be offered for sale bre ING THE SALARIES OF DIs-|ant Governor shall receive an annual! 119, the same bein ections 209205 See ae ey cea] eynarg the state has heretofore fore: /all iewal notices and publications, | jand stating that such lot or tract|TRICT JUDGES HEREAFTER AP-|salary of Eight Hundred. Dollars |Doth inclusive: of the 1995 Ser phecee dno person, asso-|closed or cancelled such contract and|~ BE LT CTED BY THE PEOPLE| will be sold for delinquent taxes un-| POINTED OR WHOSE TERMS OF | ($800.00); the Attorney General shall, t® (he Compiled Laws of North Dales ‘ation shall ‘import/is still the owner ofthe land that ATE OF NORTH DAKO- | Jess such delinquent tax with penalty,| OFFICE COMMENCE AFTER THIS| receive an ann’ salary of Three | td nd abolishing the office of or sale or gift or|then the same shall be reinstated up- Interest and cost of advertising bé| ACT TAKES EFFECT, ROM $4000.00 | Thousand. Nollars ($3.000.00); the a ee ffer the same for sale,/on the application of the original pur-| That Section 3540 of the|paid prior to said sale. Such delin-|TO $3500.00 PER YEAR, AND PRO- |cretary of State, State Auditor, State aD BY THE PEOPLE a be cha! or any — person — claiming | nt to the Compiled Laws | quent tax list as posted and filed shall, VIDING FOR PAYMENT OF THEIR | Treasurer, Superintendent of "Public PATE OF NORTH DAKO- issembly jthrough lim, upon’ the payment. of | hereby amended and re-|be typewritten and whenever prac-| ACTUAL TRAVELING EXPENSES | Instruction, Commissioner ‘of “Agri:| ie 5 aaa ne per cent interest of the amount! enacted to read as follows: \tical the description as to townsh ubmitted by ‘initiative petition: jeulture and Labor, and the Commis-| due within one year from the date | jon 2. The fees to he paid tojrange, addition, sub-division and, AN ACT AMENDING and re-enact-| sioner of Insurance shall each receive | Passed. by that this act takes effect, and the) newspapers for the publication of all|block'shall be set as a subheading! ing Section § of Chapter 167 of the{an annual salary of Two Thousand | 16th 14 jburchaser or anyone claiming through | notices and publications that are now| preceding the description of tracts | Laws of North Dakota for 191% being|Four Hundred Dollars” (g24u0 gu, | of Nor Such purchaser shall have a period of /required or hereafter may be requir-|and lots in such township, range, ad-| Section 769a9 of the 1925 Supplement |and each Commissioner of Tinilroaay, P 3 ith day N three years within which to comply | ed law to be published by the|dition, sub-division or block so as to| to Compiled Laws of North Dakota | shall receive an annual salary at wee, 1919 and. concluding werner, with the terms and conditions of such) County Commissioners or any county | preclude the necessity of the town-|1913, and reducing tie annual salary|Thousand Four Hundred Dollars | ay of December 1919, th ae eet jcontract, provided however, that the | officer: all summons, citations, no-|ship, range, addition, sub-divisfon or | of each District Judge, hereafter ap-| ($2,400.00). Section 20: oan’ being jpurchaser or those claiming through |tices, orders and other documents, | block being typed or written separ-| pointed or whose term’ of office com-| Section 2. ‘The salaries or compen- sive. of the mie Ce jhim, pay future taxes and one per) proceedings or processes in actions or ately as part of cach description.|mencex after this Act takes effect, |sation of all appointive scare nefits | Compiled Law orth | yj cent {nterest per annum on the pur-|proccedings in the Supreme, District,|Tracts and lots shall be, as far as| from $4,600.00 to $3,500.00 per year! cials, including ‘members of sll ’aos|is hereby repeat chase price from the date that this County or Justice Courts of the state, | practical, described in such list, as to/and providing for the payment of his|polulive states boards: buctace @P Tax Bune aoe lact takes effect. jwhich are or hereafter may be re-|township, range, section, parts ot|actual traveling expenses and. sub-| commissions, now. provided tor “na | Section 7 Sect. 5. ‘Chat no county shall ts-/ quired by law to be published; ali{section, sub-division, addition, block | sistence while holding Court inside his | law, and the salaries or comps th vithis act takes eff ieee a 20s Reon, any Sas, ceriicees publications of every nature that are and ipt, by the uso of the abbrevia-| own ‘istrict “but olltside the couuty 9 pensation © effect : vy ou how or hereafter may be r r 0} tions, initial letters, ures, etc, de-|in whic! he dt y ie ate Ta om ” three |years from the date that this act takes be published by state officers: elective | clared to be legal in ‘the matter of when such pasmente shall ‘be mate | Shetie, eae ores Of all stato of. | the State Tax Commissioner all rec- year partial. moratorium. effect provided that the debtor or the|or appointive; all notices ‘of fore-|the sale of land for taxes by Section) BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO-| commissions are hereby voted ond | pertaining oe, longing to or 2215 of the Compiled Laws of North| PLE OF THE STATE OF NORTH DA- | fixed as follows: The Beastie Revers ace eas such Tax Dakota for 1913 as amended by Chap-| KOTA: compensation of all persons mention-| , Section ter 1 of the Laws of North Dakota! Section 9 of Chapter 167 of the Laws |ed in this sectton, which are now fiend | fect and for the, year 1915, it being Section|of North Dakota for 1919 being Sec-| by law, are hereby reduced and fixed | the Ist day of D. 2215, 1925 Supplement to the Compll- | tion 769a9 of 1925 Supplement to the/at an ‘amount equaling elghty per| In Witness Wham? jed Laws of North Dakota 1913. Compiled Luws of North Dakota 1913|cent of the amount at which the eale| Unto set ny hawd acy A statement of the abbreviations, |Is hereby amended and re-enacted to|aries of such persons Were paid ug) ficial Seal of gee and affixed the of- Initial letters and numbers so used|read as follow * fixed as of the month of January,|t the Court House ie Sp oounlelgh, with the meaning thereof in such list) Section 769a%. Each District Judge! 1932, whether such salaries or com: | Bismarck this (ine qi, the Clty of shall precede the posted lists of lands|of this State hereafter appointed or| pensation are fixed or compnied na | 1832, ARMOR OF Optaber, upon which taxes are delinquent, as] whose term of office commences af-|an annual, monthly or per diem basie; | (SHAL) shall a statement that the figures giv-|ter this Act takes effect shall receive) the salaries or compensation Cred | r “TOTAI, an annual salary of Three Thousund|persous, mentioned in this section AMOUNT”, represent the amount of Five Hundred Dollars ($3,600.00) and|which dre not fixed by law seta! all taxes and special assessments de-|his actual traveling expenses which | for sive the TY BALLOT Sti unlawful | clare | heriff or hig} the fi 1 of this) act, is seize or of the [ED STATE OFF) IDUCING AND FIXIN of this e District Court: dent of Public in- ACTED BY THE PEOPLE TATE OF NORTH DAKO- ection 1. At least twenty days | before the second ‘Tuesday in Decem- described BY THE STATE OF NOR’ County & County ¢ Assessor, 1st District sgessor, 4th District r Justices of the Peace nstables cial Newspaper County Ag ee Chapter ion Laws 19 foner, 2nd_ District hh District The giving of a mort. 172, service = | Menoken o—_____—_—___—_—_—__-_--* By MRS. JENNIE DANCE IUCING THE FEES TO THE THE "NE OFFICE OF TAX ye UPERVISOR. Subm Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and|3j, daughters Lucille and Fleanor. Mr. | th: Homer Craven and son Wesley. Pant|tatior and Allene Holmes, Dorothy Wood.! citi Charlotte and Florenre Sherman. Norma Agnew. Mchel Wood. Roberta Craven, Orson 7, Mrs. A. C.| Pence rnd son Maurice attended the | 4-4 club banavet at the Memorial |!av gulations fo tiling in Biss Wednesday | article. and. shail” thereby ng. jultable “penalties for the v Pali Halidorsen and fenil there Bi eloanicae Tike Faltdorson of Milnor, Mr.| aye REO Re pra Mem Art Filis and Burton Per- ee Ser suena. F Constitution of ine tare Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abelein| pakota, be and the same ts “dav evening. Bridge was nlev-| repealed. during the’ ‘evening “with: high | fe rin} Halldorsen. i A P. T. A.. Halloweer narty .~as yald at the town ball Pridav nicht. shall chapter 63 of the Laws io special session of the lative Assembly of the State Dakota begun and held at D BY or That Section No, 217, Artie INITIATED M Three Year Pai Submitted by tniti ‘Tax Super- A measure providing for a of ull deputies, assistants, secretaries, | ‘i8or of this State shall deposit mith Feoner was served by Mrs. Edd | hh, SNAC BIT ENACTED BY THE PHU-|person claiming an interest in the | clo: f el E*'n¢ ard Mrs, Homer Craven. PLE OF THE STATE OF NORTH | Peal estate sold for taxes pays Dae | neteanns oe prhae ene von tea Mr. ard Mrs. Ralnh Tehmael and, DAKOTA: jper cent interest annually on the|estate or personal property foreclosed dourhter and Ami and Burie Het]-| Sec. 1. That whereas « public|amount that such property was or is;by advertisement; all, notices and / emergency and crisis exists through-| sold for, provided further that in case! publications required to b @erson were entertained st Sunday out this state endangering the public|such interest not paid before the|by cities, villages, townshiie, schoo! dioner by Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Abolein,'heajth, welfare and morals, in thatjexpiration of any year that then the|districts and other political subdivi Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dance snent the #8"icultural crops and: products have| protection of this act shall cease as|sions of the state or by any officer t been sold on an average below the|to such person, and in all cases where|thereof: and all legal evening at the Abelcin home. cost of production since 1922, and all|heretofore a tax deed has been issued |jegal publications Gf whiten ding Mrs. Luella Bird and little dauch-|agricultural land values tmve disap-|to the county, and the county is still| or character required by law to be |peared, due to the uncalled for de-| the owner of the real estate, then the| published shall ti Sev nea plied Ae she Home of Mri cicion and macipulation of the curs | former owner: oF ane honkoe: thle | Cee es Iber counted line of none and Mrs, Ayers. rency, which caused under-consump-|ested in such’ real estate, shall have|parell or six point type for the firs Mrs, Charles Graves went by tion and produved starving millions |the perind during which this morator-| {Insertion and four cents (4c) per iin train ina where «be to his. ct shall take ef- from und after . D. 1982, have here- en under the heading A. C, Isaminger, throughout the nation: and whereas’ lum is in effect to repurchase such | of nonpareil or six point type for each! linquent for such year, together with | shall include subsistence while holds | coucing verearter exceed an amount | her son and family, Mr. and Mra'{A%e, [ave becn steadily, Increasing! lands upon application, provided such | subsequent insertion; or {ive cents| Interest, penalty and cost of advertis- ing Court Inside his own District but | aun at eich etch onta et, the! » Mr. in spite of the deplorable condition of |purchaser pays one per cent interest | (5c) per counted line of hrevier or|ing the same. Only such total amount | outside the County In which he res| feo ty 3 salaries nat Harry Graves. agriculture, and the cost of living has annually of the amount of taxes due,/ecight point type for the first inser-|as so due upon each of the several | sides, which salary and expenses shail | soccer the month oF varia com Pate” Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reitzel, Con-| been ., etirally maintained: ” and | together with future taxes: auch ap. |ton and three cents (Je) per line of |descriptions shall be included in such | be Payable monthly In the manner| whether such salaries or comperer, i , 0 . 01 5 ayment | tie a tad Welch and Lebrecht Klebe mo-) industry in this state, and all other| within one Year from tho dato that subsequent insertlonn® 22 fOr emch | late The County. Auditor! of dudges salaries (°F “Ne Payment |ticn are fixed or computed on an an. tored to Bismarck Mondav eveniny, | industries are solely dependent for) this act taken effect. All tabulated matter, leader work {ahall give notice of the delinquent ‘ bringer are per diem basis, ang Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dobson were | thir eslutence, unan agriculture, and) Ser & hat nothing in thin act or work containing ‘one column of (real estate tax sale Inthe official REDUCING THE SALanims om, oul ,wtherwise chamged by the prope dinner cuests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.!\*, as there ix at present no means )shall be construed ow preventing uny figures shal! We figured at une and|newspaper of the County, Such de- JUDGES OF THE SU ME COURT | fixed at eighty percent of tee eee) ‘ . RS hy wench existing mortgages and in-! mortgages ur lien holder from fors- one-half times the rate for straight{linguent tax sale notice shall be pubs | HERBARTIL — APPOLNT ED Ot cei atad ety ber cent of the amoun Dance Sunday. | depteaness can be refinanced, and the closing his mortgage vr len, or as | matter on first publication, and ail |lshed in such paper once a week for) WHOSE TERMS OF OFFICE COM-'Junuary. 1952" Decide. erent i : wale Quick Acrigu SERRE SOON co nec LANGE A NNN