The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1933, Page 2

STATE 10 FOLLOW FEDERAL RULES ON ~ ROAD ENPLOYMENT Married Veterans to Get Prefer- ence; Residents of Coun- ties Come Next North Dakota's $6,000,000 federal fund highway program will be carried out with labor taken chiefly from the counties where work is done, Frank A. Vogel, highway commissioner, an- nounced Friday. Labor will not be hired by the highway department Vogel reported hundreds of persons have applied for jobs, believing the department will be in charge of em- ployment. Under federal regulations governing the work, the U. S. em- ployment service in each state will designate agencies to prepare lists of skilled and unskilled labor for each highway project, he explained. First projects under the emergency program are expected to be let in August. “It is our understanding that when 8 contract is let,” Vogel said, “the U. 8. employment service will select some existing relief or employment agency in that county to supply a list of available workers from which the contractor will select his men. If the required labor cannot be furnished locally the contractor may hire from other places in the state.” The federal requirements for pre- ference in employment will not per- mit a contractor to carry with him skilled or unskilled laborers to any project unless they are former service men with dependents. War veterans with dependents are specifically des- ignated as first choice for jobs, resi- dents of the city or county in which work is to be done, second choice, with residents of the state not liv- ing in the county, third. The state highway department is required to do one representative con- struction project by direct labor to provide a comparison with contract work in cost and efficiency. Contractors will be required to use hand labor where it does not inter- fere with sound economy and public interest, Vogel said, adding that any contractors who violate the federal regulations will be barred from fur- ther participation in the emergency Toad work. Kk. PRESSURE COOKING SCHOOL COMPLETED Experts Will Remain at Mont- gomery-Ward Store Satur- day, However A record-breaking crowd was ex- pected at the Montgomery-Ward store here Friday afternoon for the closing session of a four-day pressure cooking and canhing school, style revue and housewares demonstration. Hundreds of prizes were to be given to persons attending the closing pro- gram by merchants of the city who are cooperating with Montgomery- Ward in presentation of the feature Program, At popular reuest, it is announced, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hathaway, who are in charge of the school, will re- main at the store Saturday to operate an information bureau at which ans- wers will be given to questions in re- gard to pressure cooking and canning. Anyone interested in the pressure cookers are urged to ask any questions regarding them that they may desire. ‘Women were turned away from the Program Thursday afternoon when the second floor of the building be- came so crowded that no more could be accommodated, Hathaway said. Employes of the store were moving stock to make more room for another expected large crowd Friday after- noon. A 30-plate meal was cooked in 20 minutes Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway for a special banquet for employes given in the store. A. H. Maas, manager of the store, served as toastmaster and department, heads gave short talks. The meal was cooked by the new method—pressure cooking—and served by Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway. Injured Youngster Son of D. E. Scott The Bismarck youngster who was hurt in Forsyth, Mont., Wednesday in @ fall from a hotel window was Jack Scott, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Edgar Scott, formerly of Bis- pani but now residents of Mandan, Telatives announced in thi City Friday. re: Sanat First reports said the boy was the oe of a and Mrs. C. 8. Scott of ismarck. No such family coul somes here. ‘ sie tot’s father formerly was as- sociated with the Short Stop Service meen = Bismarck but now is em- Ploye y the Red Trail Oil co. in Mandan. ere Mr. and Mrs. Scott reside at 505 First avenue northwest, Mandan. Mrs. Scott is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McGarvey, 802 Second St., Bis- marck, The tot suffered only minor injur- jes when he pushed a screen from a window and fell two stories. He and his mother continued their trip to are we that same night to irs. R. A. Smith, a ithe sister of Mrs. Mrs. Scott and her son had gone Forsyth with Mrs. J. W. Scott, ae of D. E. Scott, and Mrs, Donald Nye, who planned to visit relatives at a re- forestation army camp near there. Country Printers Are Planning Code Chicago, July 14.—()—Denied rep- resentation by a vote of 678 to 132 in administration of the printing indus- try code drafted by the United Typo- thetae of America, members of the National Editorial Association and other small community printer-pub- Ushers worked on a code of their own ©1939 By wea “Tt’s a wonder you wouldn’ to before we were married.” ’t have had your teeth tended Bismarck, North Dakota, June 6th 10 o’Clock A. M. The Board of County Commission- ers convened. On roll call Commis- sioners Lewis, Little, Fricke, Tiedman and Chairman Will were present, Moved by Fricke and seconded by Lewis that the minutes of the May meeting be approved as read. Roll Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Tledman, , Fricke, aye, Will, Moved by Fricke and seconded by Little that the penalty on the per- sonal taxea on the Hercules Powder company be cancelled, Roll call: Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Fricke, aye, Tiedman, aye, Will, aye. Moved’ by Fricke and seconded by one < Weather Report | FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair and} rather cool tonight; Saturday fair,! with slightly; | warmer. | For North Da- kota: Fair and rather cool to- night Saturday fair, with slightly warmer. j For South Da-! kota: Generally fair and cooler to- night; Saturday fair. For Montana: Fair tonight and | Saturday; slightly cooler tonight | | southeast portion. Minnesota: Fair and cooler tonight; — fair, cooler near Lake Su- perior. GENERAL CONDITIONS A low pressure area, accompanied | y high temperatures extends from the Great Lakes region to the south-! western states. High pressure, at- tended by cooler weather, covers the northern Rocky Mountain region and the northern Great Plains. A few light, scattered showers occurred from the Great Lakes region westward and southwestward to the Rocky Moun-| tain region, but skies are mostly clear in all sections. Missouri river stage at 7 a. m.: 3.4 ft, 24-hour change, -0.1 ft. Bismarck station barometer, inch- es: 28.33. Reduced to sea level, 30.09, PRECIPITATION REPORT For Bismarck station: Total this month to date. . Normal, this month to date .. Total, Jan. st to date Normal, Jan. 1st to da’ Accumulated def'cy. to dai BISMARCK, ptcldy Beach, cldy Carrington, clear . Crosby, clear ... Devils ‘Lake, clear Dickinson, cldy . - 85 | e, clear . ae 00} Dunn Center, cldy .. 00 | Grand Forks, clear Hankinson, clear Jamestown, cldy ‘0: not Negro, serving a life term since 00| December 4, 1916; Francis Tucker, “4 Simpson, Minot Negro, serving life St. Paul, clear .. OUT OF Lui uid Amarillo, Tex., clear eee bel wee Calgary, Alta., ptcldy Chicago, Til, clear .... Denver, Colo., ptcldy . Des Moines, Ia., cldy .. Lewis that the board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock P. M. Roll callz-All mem- bers voting ay: . Bismarck, June 6th, 2:30 o'clock P.M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened. On roll call all mem- bers were present. At this time the sealed bids for the county printing for the period from the date of the opening of the bids to April Ist, 1934, was in order. The bids opened were Bismarck Tribune and Capital Publishing company. some discussion the bids were ordered tabled for a. while, Moved by Little and seconded by Fricke ‘that the board advertise for the sale of Certificates of Indebted- ness of Burleigh county in the amount of $50,000.00 to mature in two years from the date of issue, bids to be opened at 2:30 o'clock P. M. on the 24th day of June, 1933. Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Tiedman, aye, Fricke, aye, Will,’ aye. Moved by Lewis and seconded by Little that the board adjourn until 9:30 o'clock June the 7th. Roll call: all members voting aye. 9130 o'clock A, M. At this time the board proceeded to examine and allow or reject bills 6193 to 6575, subject to due or de- linquent taxes. The following bills were allowed: M.-H. Chernich, trips ac Wesley Kelley, shoveling snow R. C, Thompson, medical ser ices Brown & Tiedman, for R. F. Keith Olmstead, rent for L. A. * Maichel Leo Gabel, nance Matt Se Moszer Flossie F Bismarck, June 7t! inspection groceri operating mainte- Coons M. C. Berger, rent for John t Mertz .... N. W. Beli Telephone Co., tel phone bills 1 L. B. Smith, groceries for poor 10.0 Otto Dirlam, work on vai Bismarck Lumber Company, lumber for river roa Publishing Co: Capital court calendars Dodge City, Kan., clear Edmonton, Alta., clear. Havre, Mont., cldy . Helena, Mont., clear .. Kamil . B. C., pteldy Kansas City, Mo., clear Lander, Wyo. ptcldy .. 92 Medicine Hat, A., pcldy 80 Miles City, Mont., peldy 88 Modena, Utah, clear ... 98 No. Platte, Neb., cldy ..102 Oklahoma City, clear .. 92 Pr. Albert, Sask., clear 70 Qu’Appelle, Sas., clear 70 Roseburg, Ore., cldy ... 88 St. Louis, Mo., clear .. 94 Salt Lake City, clear ..100 8. 8. Marie, Mich., cldy 86 Seattle, Wash., clear .. 78 Sheridan, Wyo., cldy . Sioux City, Ia., rain 92 Spokane, Wash., clear .. 92 Swift Current, S., clear 78 The Pas, Man., clear .. 68 Toledo, Oltio, ptcldy ... 88 Winnemucca, Nev., clr 100 Winnipeg; Man., cldy .. 76 Six ‘Lifers’ Asking Release From Prison Six ‘prisoners ‘serving life terms for murder and three other long-term in- mates will be heard before the state Pardon board at the next. meeting. The cases are scheduled for July 20, 21, 22, and 24. Among the “lifers” who have main- tained their innocence, is William Gummer, Fargo, sentenced from Cass county in February 1922, for the mur- der of a girl. Others include Claude Peoples, Mi-| 333233883385 2888888 sentenced for murder from La Moure county, November 17, 1927; Charles since December 6, 1929, and Clarence Orton, Towner county, sentenced to life April 17, 1915, William Jasson, sentenced August 20, 1923, from McLean county to serve R88E88883888888) Le] Kenmare, clear Lisbon, ptcldy .. Max, clear .. Minot, clear . . Napoleon, pity A Oakes, ptcldy Parshall, clear Pembina, clear . Sanish, clear . Williston, pteldy Wishek, clear . igh- est Huron, ptcld: 92 Pierre, cldy fe 102 92 Rapid City, pteldy Moorhead, clear SOUTH DAROTALFOINTS MINNESOTA POINTS High- Low- est 62 66 66 58 Pet. | .00 | life for first-degree murder, will ap- 00 | pear before the board with a plea to -00 | reduce his sentence on the ground he 00/ was guilty of second-degree murder. $) | Arthur Zimmerman, Minot, serving ‘00 | 20 years for robbery since January 25, ‘00 | 1930, and J. W. Holmes, sentenced D. ‘00 | from Golden Valley county February 0 | 5, 1924, to a 30-year term for second -00 | degree murder, will appear before the -00 | board for clemency. Myron Tendick, sentenced to 10 ; years from Barnes county for first- ;degree manslaughter for killing his stepfather, will ask the board for a ‘oo | transfer to the boys training school ‘09 |at Mandan. The youth was sentenced June 16, 1932. | Two Canada geese, captured in est est Pct.!Chesapeake Bay in 1855, lived until 00 | 1925, ‘STAR, ANO SA Be AOET VENUS SPERUS WHEN IT WAS AN EVENING: PHOSPHORUS HIS CURIOUS W qT ORLD WORLD WAR, wa, IAINISS WENT INTO ACTION IN PAIRS... MALE AND FEMALE/™ tHe FORMER CARRIED UGHT FIELD GUNS ANO THE LATTER MACHINE GUNS. ‘THE TANKS DESIGNATED AS THE MALES LEO THEIR, MATES INTO THE ENCOUNTER. “WHEN THEY Emma J. Fisher, deputy clerk of court s B._ Machor, tent for W. T. Daarud ... Ben Soderquist, labor and rings for caterpillar The Wilton Mutuai Store, poor relief Remington-Rand, 1 Dalton rib- Frank “G. services Lein Motor C W. L. Wilto: nance .. Aberdeen Good Samaritan Ho pital, care of poor E. H. Rasche, plowing gardens ‘Otto Reimer, ‘road maintenance Central Lumber Company, lum- ber for bridge 8. Register, posta y. L. Diven, medical road mainte- Ba. of appropriation John Keller, teams for R. F.C. City ‘of Blamarck, disburse- ments for poor R. C. Thompson, medical serv- 1 cer Hall's Drug Stoi W._E. Perry, buria. Cowlthorp T. C. joor relief of Mrs. adden, | Madden, transcripts R, T. Grocery, poor relief After |N Bismarck Grocery, compound ... N. W. Sheet & Iron Work parts for grader .. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. machine service Tebbo Harms, road mainte- nance Wilbur services county surveyor Lutheran San. & Hospital, acct. Joseph Wegemen .. Good Samaritan Society, of the Johnsons ... Nels B. Meland, seed for poor George W. Stebbins, R. F.C. in- vestigations The Bismarck ing Bismat phaltum a Capital Publishing Company, commissioners proceedings .. Mandan Mere. Company, lum- ber for bridge .... ieee Copelin Motor Company, am- monium sulphate .. Dorothy Moses, salary for May Hoskins-Meyer, pencils Harris - Woodma: supplies . PB. Ry care 5 Power & Light, light and power .. State of North Dakota, exam- ination county treasurer ...... Wilton Public Schools, books for Vaskes family % Commercial rubber N, servic rs Bonding Fund—State, prem- jum on bond for Mr. Lewis State Bonding Fund, premium ‘on bond for E. Elness as N. D. Agric. Extension Divi- sion, salary and expenses county agent .. 3 First National Bank, imprint- ing checks ... Melville Electri and caps Dan Kuehn, F. E. McCurdy, brief and ‘argument—removal proceed- ings... William’ Fricke, and mileage P. P. Bliss, witness fees Lutheran ‘Old Peoples Home, care of poor Clifford Jansonius ,or! copies of testimony witness fees B. K. Skeels, electric service: H. P. Asselstine, witness fe E, Heaton, witness fe mileage C. A. Anderson, and mileage Wink Ol Company, oil .. Bank of Nor for treasurer 6. G. ‘Abern, mileage and per diem removal proceedings Ole Hatle, iacksmith serv- ices. wi Service Drug, poor relief Lomas Oil Co., gas and oll Lomas Oil Co., gas and oil Marcovitz Grocery, groceries for Mrs. Derringer T. H. Suby, runnii blade .. Burroughi Co., 1 ribbon... ‘Wachter Tfr. Company, from N. P. Service Drug, poor relief Filmer Perry, ass EB. 8. Prickett, ‘Cotton Clyde J. Rhodes, assessing Henry Burman, poor County Treasurer, pos County Treasurer, William Fricke, county commissioner J. F. Little, services at ty commissioner George W. Lewis, services as county commissinoer . F. Tiedman, servic ‘county commissioner George Will, services as county commissioner Economy Grocery, poor r A. F, Kudick, janitor servi Joe Brown Grocer: or lef postage services ry Bismarck Dalry Company, poor relief... Z Agric, Extension Division, sai- ary and expenses county Gu Zerr's Grocery, poor ri Marie Huber, Marie Huber, E. Elness, Co. 7 certificates T. R. Atkinson, services .. Bismarck Dairy Co. liet ‘engineering ‘poor re- George 8. Register, and payments Wilton Meat Market, meat for Fred Demachuck Dr, MacLachlan, Mrs. Farley C. G, Scott, roi Dr. George Montieth, m care for Mrs. Beardsley Mrs, T. Torgeson, care Arne Gordon ... s Eddie Haas, foreman for R. F. C. road crew ... ‘0... Johnson, expens F. road mainte- ‘ance* Pipney's Drug Store, poor re- re! ‘ OM. ‘Demachuck George Puterbaught, rent... flton Mutual Store, poor relief .. : Dr. F. L. Wicks, glasses for George E. Burtts = Herbert Smith, expenses for R. F. C. investigation: q Chas. Cross, board an for George Burtts ve Chas. Lamb = Lein Motor Co., caterpillar sup- es... 3. w!'stinsen, rent and aid tor Mrs. Lulu De Roan & Straus: physician ... Harry Knowles, expr. Humphreys & Moule, ens salary county Johnson, pension Mrs. Evelyn - Mork, anenen Mary Mathison, mothers sion Carl Berndt, poor rei! Finna Antilla, pension Mrs, Mabei Neison Bjeliand, mothers pension. ... Mrs. Lucy Piepkorn, pension 4 Mrs. Iva Keator, mothers pen- 8 mothers mothers Anna Dronen, pension Mrs. Tom 1 i ‘Andrew Kraft, pension Leona <Acord, pension Mrs. Sadie Kendail, pension mothers mothers Mrs, Kate Swick, mothers pen sion Mrs. Mat Adamyk, poor relief John Hanson, poor relief ........ City Gate, meals for H. Kin- Adam Werner, transportation. H. Kinkead, ‘board and room Balvation /Arasy)/opeeyor) tran= sient ents .. ‘Washburn Coal Co., poor re- lief Bridgeman-Ru: Richard Leon work .. Clarence Hanson, mileage and services as constable Fred _ Swenson, Deeds, postage Alex Neff, Jr. Register ing Statien, announcement: A. H, Helgeson, criminal mile. age . Mrs, J. I. Keiley, matron Sheriff's office, mi J. L. Kelley, age prisoners . Fred E. Anstrom, mileag: Sinclair gas Bismarck gas and oll City of Bisma: William Gabel, use of truck Copelin Motor Company, gas Dr. L. W. Larson, service: county health officer William Gabel, truck and iabor Henry Engleter, funeral ex- Penses for Chas. La: T._W. Buckingham, glas ‘Mrs, Luke Dr. W. L. Diven, ginss Ernest, Schoon R..C. Thompson, medical serv- ices for Mrs. C. W. Mag- L. B. Smith, poor relief for Obert Salhus Milan Ward, rent for Flossie e Clarence Danley, plowing gar- dens . R. Ww. Lumry, Lathro| Hoskins- ry for jail .. . F. Dullam, aifaita hay. Madge Runey, R. F. C. w. xe} ‘couplini 4 Oscar Johnson, rent for Frank supplies q Dah! Clothing Company, shoes for George Frank fr. Company, poor inspection French & Welch, sup} French & Welch, supplies for Toad crew St er Township, poor jet 15.00 |N. D. Children’s Home, care of ‘Anna Mae Frasier for April 129.16 |N. D. Children’ ome, care of Anne Mae Frazier for ~ 26.00 | Bismarck Hospital, acct. Mrs, Bardsley .... 59.99 | Bismarck Hospital, 1.65 | Couch 4 St. Alexius Hospital, account 90.00 Mrs, Peter Bak ft. ~ account pital, account LeRoy Clausniteer arthy St. Alexius Hospital, 80} Reinhold Huber 15.00 | Bismarck Hospital, 1.00] Ralph Ishmael St. Alexius mi Hospital Fred Oswald Gagner t. Alexius Hoi Mrs, William Alexis H itel, ‘account lard ore 18.47 ©. Robidou .. First National Bank, rent for F. Demechuck 154.38 | Hedden Agency, rent for poor Mra. C. 8. McLean, rent for 8. Montgomery, rent McGarry Carl Spitzer, Mrs, Matt Mrs, Clausson 4.66 |p. F. Wilson, rent for poor 8.50/Mrs. Chris Kallenberger, rent for Fred Kallenberger..... 78.15 | Alfred Ryberg, rent for Mri Ebeling 181.00/D._J. McGiilis, rent for Mra. 75.00 Erstrom, rent ._ H. “Plerce, Pearl Shaw .. 67.70 | Mrs. Josephine Taix, rent for rent for Mrs. poor George Gabel, rent for Roy Schults 75 | Amos Casey .. 86.75 | James Garrison, rent for H. ‘Wallace Mrs. George Weich, & Anderso 4433 118.08 rent for White son 1.00! Frank Gabel, rent for McVey Chas, Glitschka, rent for J. 92.50 wettera ar a lary Peterson, rent for 1.00] Davenport — AM. Gar 3388 Janeen es . ames 45.00 | * ‘Holm George Duemeiand, rent for Paul Schacht ohn Polser, rent for Joe Mur- i ray 10.00| Mrs. Andrew Erdahi, rent for 20.00 Toek® Brench - jaco jede, q 58.85| Vodas 5 rent for rent for Chester Sheets spital, account 4 . Alexius Hospi ‘Willard Wilson 95.87) st. Alexius Hospital, Smith Jom zs Hospital, har ph 5.36 bees lorence 25.00] st, Alexius ‘Hospital, Dp tal, le Scheppler St. Alextus Hospital, Peter Schmidt Paul Wachter, rent for poor . Mrs. C. E. Will, rent for Cath- erine Herman Og Gaevle, rent” for AS ‘account om Carl H. Soderquist Mrs. C. H. ir, 16 10.20 ate 1.80 6.40 38.40 43.67 15.00 15.00 8.25 20.15 1.00 42.75 2.00 2.60 1.50 24.55 94.24 85.64 54.74 37.50 10.00 9.34 00 00 Baby Dan Register ... St, Alexius Hospital, account ‘Mrs. M. Montgom: St. Alextus Hospital rl ‘holm .. xi ‘account ‘Carl Lat room ... A. J. Trinastich, bot Pat Powers 8. 8. Clifford Cafe, meals for poor .. Mrs. See Dixon, board for Vera Dixon 5 care of G. Schmidt. inkead, board and room Sey ‘aad Marie Asch, board and 00) Cc. A. Gish, board for Clifford Gish ial Bismarck Hote! Tw! care of J. J. Hans: George M. Register, board : Mrs,_A. Bauer, poor rents 7. R.” Atkinson, engineerin BETVICEE ener iy insanity y, k Tribun Agricultural Dr. P,'R. Owens, Earl Graver, witn John Schaffer, witness fee Esther H. Teichmann, Clarence Rossen, witn Caroline Rossen, witi Antén_ Beer, wit tees C. J, Martineson, witness: . H. Hamro, witne: . A. Cleveland, witness foes Mary Cashel, witness f Louis Bridgédale, witn A. E. Shipp, justice f D. L, Beard: nance Joseph Murray, doorkeeper Mrs. 2" EB. Diehl, r Moved by Fricke and seconded Lewis that the board adjourn unt 9:30 o'clock, June 8th, and that on the afternoon of June 7th, the coun- ty board inspect roads in the ips. Roll call Medman, Bismarck, June Sth, 9:30 o’clock The board of county commissioners roll call all members the Sterling State bank in the checking account and that further action with regard to the Moffit State bank be deferred with the under- standing that the interest be paid for the time the account is left there at the same rate as previously. Roll call: Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Tiedman, aye, Fricke, aye, Will, ay Moved by Lewis and seconded by Tiedman that the board adjourn un- til 2:30 o'clock P. M. Roll call: Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Tiedman, aye, Fricke, aye, Will, aye. Bismarck, 2:30 P. M., Jane Sth The board of county commissioners reconvened. On roll call all members were present. | Application for refund of E. J. Ru- le allowed on ny wi section 36- tl ‘The app! le refund of $81.00 in payment of pub- lication and expenses in the matter of procuring tax deed, approve loved by Tiedman and seconded by Fricke that the board adjourn until 9:30 o'clock June 9th. call: Lewis, aye, Little, aye, Tledman, aye, ‘Will, aye, Bismarck, Jane Sth, 9:30 o'clock m. m. The board of county commissioners convened. On roll call all members were present. = Moved by Commissioner Fricke and seconded Commissioner Tiedman the county board recom: to Highway Commissio: that ent that the State Highway Depart ‘t is assigned a grant of funds for State Highway work that need not matched and that said and federal highways in Burleigh county, that approxi- mately half of said money be expend- ed on such highways in the City of Bismarck in accordance with the ad- oard of city commission- ers of the said city of Bismarck, and that the balance of such money be ex- ended on Highway No. 36. Roll call: wis, ay aye, Tiedman, aye, Fricke, 876, Will’ ayo” rd Moved by’ Tiedman and seconded by Lewis that a county poor fund be set up in accordance with the require- ents of the Poor Relief law now in effect and that there be transferred from the general fund to the county Poor fund a deficit of $4,500.00, also that there be transferred to the poor ‘und from tl 4,200. it there be transferred {he poor fund from the road fund 1,400.00 and that there be trans- ferred to the poor fund from the Denalty and interest fund $1,600.00 and that there be transferred’ from he penalty and interest fund to the fund | $1,400.00. Roll call: Little, aye, Tiedman, aye, aye, , aye. Moved by Fricke and seconded by Little that the bid of the Bismarck Tribune for the printing of blanks, books, and suppl! be accepted for the period from the date of opening bids until April ist, 1934. Roll call: Lewis passed, Little, ayé, Tiedman, aye, Fricke, aye, Will passed “for the reason that in view of the fact that I am not absolutely satisfied as to which printing bid is the lowest and ‘urther fact that our records are not at this time available for checking to make a definite determination’ Moved by T and seconded a of T HH. ardson approved as of two- thirds of the ount aes of H. T. Meyer for re- fun aero ree Application of the Western Bakery company approved in accordance with the recommendation of the board of city commissioners Moved by Fricke and seconded by Tiedman that with the recommenda: Bus of the board of city commission: e Ww. Kensie Addition, in the cit; marck for the sum of $50.00 and th: the county auditor and the chairman of the board be authorized to execute the deed Spee Roll wi ke aye, Will aye. Fricke and seconded by that with the recommend: tion of the board of city commission "8 the county board sell inack lots 6 to 10 in block 33, Flan. nery and Weatherby Addition in the city of Bismarck for th $105.12, Roll call: Lewis aye, Li aye, Tiedman aye, Fricke aye, Will a ay. Moved by Tiedman and seconded by Fricke that the bond of the Bismarck Tribune be referred to the state's at- torney as to form. Roll call: Lewis aye, ttle aye, Ttedman aye, Fricke ‘Report o: L, Kelley approved and filed. ane of A. E. Shipp approved and led. Report of H. 8. Allen approved and Application of F. 8. DeLong for cor- rection of hail insurance Report of John Law, Peace, approved and filed. y Lewis and seconded by Fricke that the county auditor issue a refund to Mrs. Paul Pecht on lots 11 and 12. block 93, McKenzie and Coffin Addition, Bismarck, North Da- kota, for the reason that the pay- eat was paid on the wrong descrip- lon. Roll call: Lewis aye, Little Tiedman aye, Fricke a; ‘Will eye, Moved by Lewis and seconded by Fricke that the board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock Saturday, June 24th, 1933, proved. justice of Little aye, Thede. aye, 0. Fe Chairman Board of County Commissioners, County Auditor in and for un 01 ‘Burleigh County. Bismarck, June 24th, 3:30 o'clock ‘The board of county commisst reconvened at a special meeti: call: Tri Little, Tiedman, icke « a ject to cath apell san bth aula ge a.m. Ro! ay Fricke aye Tiedman aya Will aye,” Chairman Board of County Commissioners, Rk G. DERBY, County Auditor in and fos Burleigh County, Jamestown Planning D-Ball Tournament, Jamestown, N. D., July 14—W—» Decision to hold the North Dakot@ reached at a meeting diamond ball officers. lofthe Golden Ruleis CONVERT’S\. FUNERAL SERVICE \ of financial Codemteenete PHONE 30¢ WEAR COOL COTTONS PATTERN 2651 Friday. Representatives of the two| groups attempted to reach a com-! Promise. and seconded by SAN ITAS A MORNING STAR, NOT i: KNOWING IT WAS THE SAME BODY / with, Ga aviteon ES THAT WERE BROUGHT TO AMBRICA AND PLACED AT “conerete pipe, . THE BOK SINGING TOWER, IN FLORIDA, SOON DIED, BUT MOCKING Noh “heat & ON. machine parts .. Sb BIRDS LEARNED THEIR Standard Oil Company, ga’. it ‘Washington Irving's “Sketch Book" | ue {was written during 1819-1820, Hey & Son, for R.F.C. 8. T. Parke, rent for R. Meyer vised the board 2 ry +Ira Peckens, bieding road ........ tistactory to the funds represented by due 10 | certificates of indebtedness from them “4