The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1933, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1933 6 NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN CASS LITIGATION Supreme Court Holds School , Board Not Liable For Al- leged Damages ‘The state supreme court Friday re- versed and remanded for a new trial an action brought by school district No. 35 of Cass county against Mike Shinn, Eugene Meehan and Carl Ost- wold, directors of the school district, for moneys alleged to have been spent by the school officers without author- ity. A jury in Cass county district court returned a verdict of $1,631.07 for the school district. It is alleged the school board mem- bers had expended funds illegally in payment of tuition to another school district; for operation of a school not properly organized; for attorney's fees and expenses incident to litigation; and in paying one of the members of the school board for services as an arbitrator on a division of the district. ‘The supreme court) held that no er exists for moneys expended in payment of tuition to another school district, for operation of the school within the ‘district, or for moneys paid for the! services of the arbitrator. The court ruled, however, there is sufficient evidence to make lit a question of fact for the jury whether funds expended for attorneys fees and expenses incident to litiga- tion were spent for the school district or for matters in which the district had no concern. The complaint against the school board members charged they had paid tuition for certain children living within the school district but who attended schools in Fargo. The supreme court said school board members had _ unquestioned power to send to the schools of Fargo such pupils as could not be conven~ jently taught in the school district, and to pay the board of education of Fargo for their tuition. ‘PIGGLY IGGLY QUALITY STORES INCORPORATED all ti COFFEE Nash Toasted, aroma and flavor brought out by he delicate Ib. 31e toasting sweet corn. No, 2 cans Sweet, tender ear: garden peas. No, 2 cans CORN PEAS Sweet Potatoes Grapefruit Pineapple Dill Pickles SARDINES =" COCOANUT Grapenut Flakes Beetleware Spoon free with each package. Pkg. - - 9¢ SOA OXYDOL Pow’d. Sugar MACARONI LETTUCE « TOMATOES APPLE CANTALOUP GRAPES Fresh Lots of cleansing suds quick of Oxydol sealed ples Vine or jul Fancy golden bantam Libby’s fancy dry pack sweets. No. 244 Dromedary brand new crop segments of tree rip: ened fruit, No. 2 cans .. Half slices of fancy Hawaiian fruit. 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Lipton’s Orange Pekoe TEA, Minneopa ROLLED OATS, quick « or oa ular, large pkg. . French’s Hasty TAPIOCA, per pkg. Hershey’s COCOA, 1-2 Ib. tin ... White King WASHIN large pkg. .. G POWDER, fg. White King TOILET SOAP, 3 bars f Camay TOILET SOAP, 3 bars for ... Gedney’s DILL PICKLES, 26 oz. jar. Svert Oraoee Sliced PICKLES, 16 oz. j rr SIDE GLANCES - + By George Clark | ©1233 NEA SERVICE NC. REGUS. DAT.OFF. Minot Committee Is Praised by Governor i Governor William Langer Friday voiced his approval of the work ac- complished by the citizens’ flood con- trol and water conservation commit- tee of Minot in working for construc- tion of a darn in the Mouse river and recommended the approval of the pro- ject by the federal authorities. The Minot ,committee has been working to secure aid of the federal government in the construction of the | dam in the Mouse river to control floods and conserve water, according to Nap LaFleur of Minot, chairman, who appeared before the state public works committee at Devils Lake Tues- day. The committee received commenda- tion from U. 8. Representative J. H. Sinclair of North Dakota for a com- prehensive brief on the project filed} with Washington authorities. Sinclair, before the flood committee | of the house, filed a formal recom- mendation for the inclusion of the Mouse river project in the list of pre- ferred projects being prepared by the committee to submit to the army en- gineers and other department officials administering the public works legis- lation. “Look, Junior, you don’t see many of those since the automobile.” Prisoners Plot to Counterfeit Money Washington, Aug. 25. — (®) — The justice department Friday disclosed the discovery and frustration of a plot to manufacture counterfeit money by inmates of Leavenworth penitentiary. Dr. H. D. Powers, assistant psycho- | logist of the public health service, was reported by the department to have |been suspended from duty at the in- stitution pending a further investi- gation, as some counterfeiting ma- terial had been in a portion of the prison under his direct supervision: Garrison Will Honor - Garrison will entertain for its most) famous resident next Monday evening | at 7 p.m. when the Garrison Cibic club will give an informal dinner in honor of Bigelow Neil, author of “The | Last of the Thundering Herd” and) other North Dakota stories. | Invitations have been received by | several Bismarck people. WILL HOLD PLAY DAY A childrens play day will be held at the Kiwanis park beginning at 11:30 a. m. Saturday, according to an announcement of Playground Super- | visor Aldeen Paris. Children over 8) Imitted at PLANS RETALIATION Madison, Wis., Aug. 25.—(®)—Gov- ernor A. 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The soot discharged into the at- mosphere of England each year rep- resents three days’ coal output of the entire country. | NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ISSUE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held in Bis- marck Special School District No. 1, Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota on Thursday, September 14th, | 1933, The polling place at such elec- tion’ will be at the Will School House, located at 318 5th Street, Bismarck, North Dakota, and the polls will be open between the. hours of | Eleven o'clock A, M, and Seyen o'clock P. Gir sala anys the quvation: torne eps such election shall be whether the initial resolution adopt- ed by the Board of Education of such district on August 18th, 1933, institut- ing proceedings for the issuance of bonds of said district for the purpose of building a new high school build- ing, shall be approved; said resolution is as follows: Initial Resolution on Bona Issue. Whereas at the present time, there exists in our district a very urgent need for a new high school building to relieve the over crowded condition which for some timo has prevailed in our entire school system; and Whereas a great saving to the tax- payers of this School District can be had by taking advantage, at this time, of the Federal Government's generous offer under the “Public Works Bill” recently enacted into law; and Whereas this board deems it im- perative that bonds of this district ‘be issued at once for the purpose here- inafter specifically set forth, in order that the taxpayers of such district may receive the full benefit of such Public Works Program; and ‘Whereas the assessed valuation of all taxable property in the Bismarck Special School District No. 1, marck, Burleigh County, N. finally equalized is $5,354,815.00; and Whereas tho. total amount of the bonded indebtedness of said school district now outstanding is $60,000.00, all of which outstanding bonds were issued for a similar purpose, to wit the construction of school buildings within said district; Be it therefore resolved that the Bismarck Special Schgol District No. 1, Bismarck, Burleigh’ County, issue its Regotiable bands ‘in’ an amount not exceeding the sum of. $203,000.00 bearing interest at a’ rate Most Famous Citizen jis; | not,to exceed four per cent per annum, sald bonds to be dated upon the date f the issuance thereof and to mature serially commencing with the ear and ¥ thereafter each and every yee until the year 1953 when the last [bond of such’ series shall mature; jsaid bonds to be issued for the pur- pose of constructing and_ completing a new high school building on Block Sixty Five of McKenzie and Coffin’s Addition to the City of Bismatck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, which property is now owned by, and is Magee 8? territorial mits of this distric This’ notice 1s given pursuant to resolution of the Board of Education \of such district. Penwarden, Clerk, Bismarck Special School Dis- trict No. 1, Burleigh County, kota. Bismarek, N. fre 2rd, 1933, North Da- BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION Sealed bids will be received for transporting children to school No. on N. W, corner Sec. 26, Linden School District No. 28, a trip of 12 miles twice daily. Such transportation fur- Rished to comply with school laws governing such. Bids will be recelved until 2 p. m. pepe. 5th, 1933 at office of clerk in Wing, N. D.’ Suitable bond to be furnished and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, J.0. Lein, Clerk, Linden School. pre iS 8-18-25 9-1, Cook’s Grocery Phone 564 512 Ave. D 12c .39c 4lc Short Ribs Beef, per pound a ae 4lc Shoulder Pork Roast, per Ib. . Plums, basket . Potatoes, fancy home grown, peck Watermelons, 18-lb. avg., each. . 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