The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1934, Page 6

gel ledvddvaZeZe oI "Hy! gsas Pr _ | HE PESE’S, 8885 seme ore orase a g ERSE3 » ga ESSE ESSREET EER ESE tte — oR ERLEESSEE SS -RESRERER TSE Bers TTY 6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 821 Foreclosures Made b Willlam 8. Yule 400 4,485.03 |Fred Braun . +240 1,744.32 [John c. Rudolph Goll . 285.50 2:265.50 | Emanuel Torn +160 1773.00 | Roy. Hall e Philip’ Mahlhoft 240 Gabriel, Schmidt 560 4/394.13 | Johan Rot Ida Johnson Reed’ :.:: 160 3iJohn ‘Trus + 480 2:270/57| Albert. Skeldu oO a Oo tum ve [et te 480 5,030.28) Fred Ungerecht + 820 1,066.01 | Frederick Schuler . 1 r Fred J. Shipley 640 8,713.4 — George M. Mageo:..:1440 16,141.93 MOUNTRAIL, Bre Hoptioeren.sss: Hab MEBSAS [Abranam Nem fet fis ¥ ns : a rice; No Help to Many zeeyala Hageseter 39 a eeaes, iy Bow 6 Jacon’ Bekerd | col ‘ .42 [John A. Rian darvey G Whippis 04 R. Sorenson George 8. McDonaid : ia e ¢. Johnson gacoe LELAND t GRANT ames P. McGe Frank M. Erdman .... 439 3.4 W. F. Buchhol Glibert “Sacobeon res Jens 1. Berg A H ieaes Toon ‘Von Schrader Perey, 3, duad 1,523.59 in Ander: jens Records Show 218,446 Acres of Land Taken Over by Bank of David Sandau 1428-66 James W Bolen <2: Budorph = Norbeina 160 : alentine Emter 3101. North Dakota Under Legal Process in 18 Months; Wiliam. Boore Bia5s.61 Martin & Juttué John: Some Refinanced by Government Bad W. Richards 2.395.96 eaweand sandatroi HY BL | seenn rorties™ bas nes 5. loseph Fortier ....+ Stores, Candols. aie Andrew J. Thompson 160 B [Anton A. Novak <.°:. 150 Jacob Ki . 854.78 , eeaues: . ONLY FIVE COUNTIES WERE EXEMPT FROM SCOURGE )}*c? Aramer -:----- iit. a2 Seers Fouls Michel. 1 John P. Rernnoldt << 160 * |Betnk W. Mebonaid’: 339 3's97%48 [Lauritz Jensen George A. Hamiiton 180 Henry Schmautz 23200 174438 Albert, Molzhon Alexander J. Parke 8 In 52 Others From One to 54 Tracts Were Taken Over by Bank; 7 Lesi.ss 385-96 [Feter D. Stewart H Entire List Is Published in This Issue of Tribune merauel Hints 3 5.386, ao 1.286.06 Herwert A. toward’! 180 i Michael}. Theurer"<. 320° BA7L- s lewart ..... Fred Orwick . 328 g.580.64| Timothy M. Houiihian 160 SHOWing mares nerenBrer renews ete Ora 330 asegs| Oscar. K.. Gunders 490 41238.50 | James y 16 1714-04 | Ingvald 'P, Quam 80 715.28 | Robert Go 1477.50) ie Ingbere 3 303 Eight hundred and twenty-one pieces of land totaling 218,- 1700.00 Hogan Tuftelad — 446 acres have been taken over by the Bank of North Dakota/ “Sz16| Adolph K. Tuticiand : iB 08 a Robert H. Jefternon . since March 4, 1933, according to records in the state mesice nea : 3082-54) Robert itueller 8-20 |Luise Feldner ... pigss.ee urer’s office. All of them are listed as foreclosures, despite the 1356, Gace O petbe HELE se ie moratorium proclaimed on March 22, 1933, by Ex-Governor |} hess Gle G. Bother Sle Olson Bryn Liss. William Langer. Sohn heuer gira é Andrew 8. Berg 19 The Bank of North Dakota contends that the moratorium |Jacov fe 40 Fi 38 Bre Claude A. Haines 14s has been observed to the letter but it doesn’t say so much about Joseph, Reinht ie " 61122.00/ Edward H. Oking "<<< 320 aa the spirit. PPC Ha : Thomas Mulviniit "<2. 160 2°10) ny any rate, herewith are listed the names of the people who have been | Piorum, Hans 1g. 00 4872.22 | Oncar E. Hatley i600 dispossessed of their land while the moratorium was in effect. Some of them| George H. Ka 1,281, iz ia 33. got it back through refinance loans from the federal land bank. In other) Martin Koepplin 360 1 32. u cases the land was refinanced for tenants or others who wanted to take it reas et agcaet : 380 2: at 2 site over. Claus Lonnin 823.90 2 Only five counties do not appear on this list. The smallest number of 8 3,153.89 meen, Bernhart °E Berg HA ist foreclosures in any county, exclusive of these, was one in Golden Valley|Jacch Ketterting £38835 Frank Ellwein is 247) county. The largest was 54 in Kidder County. Herman H. Zieske 747.81 | Eran! Ww of persons who were the victims of foreclosure actions by the|Christian Schulz 6,051.20) Cristian Koch Hie nial 2,288. The list of pe John A. Clark ...scs. iss. os 3zeL, 63 Jonn J. standal™ ; Bank of North Dakota alone during the 18 months of the Langer adminis- ‘ Grant “i Kirk 1 330 965.53 | August, Radke Liazzo tration, together with the amount of land involved in each case and the! Gottfried Irion ..... vA aati. . He bisoas amount due on it at the time of foreclosure is shown herewith as taken Gharles J. peenen 6366.37] axel 1, LeGrand ay 188 37378: : jolph G. from the official records: ' Ludwig Leno 3 Saras 373 : jobert Fay . ADAMS 5 658. Recs Emma Taillon 2 Acres Prin. [Tames Brsine, tics ago Raszer| Besae Ham George ‘Hodgs ++ x 0 2,093.18 Thomas Armstrong .. 160 Lea Carriveau 16 x LOGAN Hy Joh | Sohn Crummy 400 6,408.11 }ttenry Nathan ....+. 160 Alexa der Matheson + ¢0 Davie Siew: 40 5,000.00) Allan Pinkerton 20 4,835.00] Johannes Neugum .... 160 jomas Armstrong .. T. Culver + 158.60 1,098.54) Andrew Murie 2,955.00! ‘Alois W. Arntz « 320 3 Robert Dunlop + 320 Belmar Baliweber 12. 160°" 1118200 func Veer... Ubiseelge nein co: ee Albert E. Armstrong. 160 Joshua Davis) Helena Bite iis Saar §,0 CK! vid Rova 4 Benjamin, J. eras 606.29] John Geiszler 160 2| Christian F “Pe SESGB $6 “o sient monblde ss John H. dasobyon . 1334.73 | Lydia Krause .. 320 Kavinic pr i 2272071000. 2 7|John A. Fleg 3 106.66] Walter C. Arntz 320 Senn He rane eet +4 He iLLTAMs aay iB awaitieid . cae eur aac a Harmen ‘i Fre aera 8 eae BLE etna ete ise] eee: ae ndrew E. Weixel I Alt z z y 60.33 681.46] Johann Lavik John L. Haugen oh | AcE isle 271 Mineens Wolk’ 295035 [Lares Eekeland eH fe ete Axel Magnuson 8 Lina Handte . 3,737.52 Etdwig Bollinger 198.03 | Jack Kinnunen 14s all eee attera’ 22 4a pees eu See : Sees eemaae Ht Foneph' A. Hager, «2.0. 18741 288671 | Albert Johnson’: 2 Fare,0, Rhett pieeeetby 80.39] Sve N, Perel Margaretha Hoftert . 479.30 4952.22 Alpert Hi Grant L Kirk Reder Linner 00.00] Katharina Schwars i Anton Matt, Jr. Edward J. Hal 68.78 | Gottlieb Durr 483 Stkinwandiene 160 a N. ate Karl Kristianson, 13.98 | Gottfried D. Speriing. 160 3 | Eddie "Dutak 320 a Anton Norman 18.44) Peter A. Johnson -... 280 9198 | Nita “A. Myrvlie ae 4 111 Aires d. capino rs Bye! s21) 320 3 Knut Fagerland iam H. Legacie 7 a |Anut Fagerland -°- 523. Peder’J, Haugland se Henry Rolie 50. 6: 81. 73.28 81. 1 0 62] Pe 5 | George J. Ehesiharat . Ludwig Mart. Gottrried D. Speriing » eter Nord 32 id . Wel 33] Anton i. RENVILLE rans Braus Walter J. Cart 16 William. Draes ESE a eons LH 10.52] Helena Bits .. 00.00 Joseph Burrel + 160 63: Witla G. Cavison . 160 re 00. MeHENRY, John A. Brockney ..: 160 ; 0 ree Erlandson «.. 249 1154. 00/C Bertie Ne Nevin : Johanna Hahn i HR Frank Ree 1489 TAIL | Brea Lorene 240 ogg Zimmerman 343.90 ioeeae Henry Hanson Ye 146471) Frank Feigel, Sr.'.0.. 430 796.87 | ban, Ls Murphy TIED 00a8 Belen | A. Te Jem William A. Parker, 320 2'380.62| Victor J. Ellestad ... 2,170.48] Charles A. Barringer. 160. 1:523.69| AT! Alexander DeGroot :. 320 2682.86/8. A. Sabarovsky .... is. 82 1,343.06 a Wesley Brigner . 320 ‘Theodore Liudah! 160° = 2,190.17 Val Kuhn i 3,924.70 McINTOSH Henry Lockman . 160 Theodore Orseth .:. 320 5,887.05|Johann Welsenb $0 V1L28) award Koth 0.58 2.85674 Glerence O. Helgeson - 249 4470.20] Vaienine sitter 160 “gag-a8) Edward Koth, ae : RICHLAND Clement D. Graves .. 273 3,363.78| Wendlin Kuhn 400 211251 rn M. Buchholz 320 John F. Solhjem 32 Clarence Brown 160 5.00 | = s 33 3] Robert C. Krause oF aaeae per nin = Dalke 323.5 1,190.08 Hae att mton a Ee james Pelanuk 1g "700.00 : Lasneri qntgn Ts Helmer +5 Pi Bernt_Jansen 16 Ben Northrup igo 52038 it. 13 Eutss rove Te? eadaaieee 2 Carl Torkelson . Alex Gawryluk” 1,576.00 160° 1.214:70/ Baton, Died... ++. $00 0 | Thoney_Kforvesiad Sterkus: Arnab sites hitegs Theodore Breitling .. 160 35 eee Goenes aaseas eesrepraat. <i: vat Aa Ghrfatian, Wittmeler’: 480 Alfred Johanson’... 490 BOTTINEAU "640.81| Zeeland Stat. Bank . Nathan H. Miller .... 320 4.47020| Christina Becker” ..:: 160 Nils P. Nordin par 1433.69 pad 700.00 McKENZIE 1,182.00] Josine Benson 360 Hen Cornel B. Ne iatdat| ornel 378. ww. nicer + 480 10 Donald McMillan... ...> EDDY s John Smith ... 2 780 Mikkelson ..... 200 3,101.12 Jacob Wagner .. 80 Zohn Be Garwood’ 2.1. 160 i907 | Fred: Bn eseaetron 2, 208 TASER Joseph Neubauer ry 2136400) Herman Ludwig es... 20° £243'9¢| Patrick itis Andrew Brenneise 0 Anna Maurer 253488| Catline. Euneciman 161B. J. Elley .. Axel R. Erick: 164479 | Theodore. ©. John J. Ber s.1e22| Elmer Ohm 958.25 Sophia Pfeifle 4/360.95 | John. Hovdenes $417.50] Eugene , simpsci Robert H. Bechtohoid He 747.511 W. C, Bch 4.55645 Jacob Feichle . 49 Ofer x, Stenberg William Kuehm Collins . 2.19] edward Zabel. x 1, 900.00 | Harry M. Pickar x «: 1,498.12 Emil “Kapuech Bo ‘8! Joseph Batena A en mnt uscha: :58! Joseph Burma i 4] joodworth . 320 59 (John Estensen . 3, 3 2,462. - co Garnett « H, Ayre .... 160 '885.00/ Hialmar Sundahi .... 6,195.60 che a: oon! 164 1,343.06 | Pets er . . 2,417.4 "3902 Michael Schere "1: 3,496.3 sete aie 119008 | Sacot er Gueees 33 sibel | Ki Eidaht vl Fred Anderao: ,190.08 | Jaco! 3415-84] Anton G. Eldan": 746.3: George T. Jasin 1121.26 | Christian Os 4.070.22/ 1. L. ohm 2 wane EE oore Valentin A. Syhi 34.38] Peter Jochim 7,689.73 Clarence Ramert ". Andrew N. Syhre . 1,428.39 | Sylvester Kraft 5,034.94 Alvin V. Hanson Anton 8 Kraft 4:19.50 Alexander A. Evan Mills Si) 160 ("805.83 Raphael Senattiner a 1,428.37 Wensel T. Jadt se 1,860.49 | Cyril (Granthera ” Wendelin Braunagei’; 3387.14 | Ee William Beard 1,714.04 Stephen _ Silk 2055.64 Henry Ginbel, 3844.8 320 Henry Ginbel, Ji 1,830, Tngerson 0.0. Dionysius Braun’ ;..; 312.67 3,799.68 | Peter Gerge! C. Holts: 4 George Jochim . §:740.36| D. Schilchenmeyer, “J Jake Oster 2,094.94| Oscar Torle .. mild Christian M: 1,401.57 | Clarence Linder Jefferson MM. Leopold Holi 320 -3'478.68| Clark Mclaughlin William i. Brock . 7 Emil Koeberniek «1. C. Merrill 6 TER nut _Jonneon Richard Jos. Boyle 320 7 ‘Thilda_ Soriie 1.62|Carl Elton. 20 112| Peter warnke. John Bogus. Wm. Montgomery. or: iso 71 | Vendia Irene re i shart jeorge jedman «.. Valter Mf. Phitbs John Van Berkom Harel 1. Lem Fy 68 | Emil Dison Pallbviek . :12| Thomas. ‘Thohipaon ¥ BURLEIGH 119} Gust Setran'..... 3 A paward MM. Nolan .... 1926 00] Oucar G; “Ostvoid 1142.70 John Eulne tgs 238 4 5. Roy J. Okins ki ©. Lloyd Gosney 13 Gotitvied’ Vetter 1,400.00 | Me’. Faye ito jothy Jones 98. 320 les W, Spit — MER A 0 hony F. Aun GOLDEN VALLEY Frederick Zuern . Christian | 80 tick: 48|Jobn R. Will . 1,576.00] John Christman ; 6.27 | Sonn, Vet 320 ee Bchuh ....... 160 Ludwig Tabbert ".: 6:87 Quinton’ Wingerter .. 320 Bolberg’:.. 4: RAND FORKS njamin Fischer 300) August’ Feist o--.., 320 Kassin 2398] Thone galemonson Ouse — e.rza.28| Bendamin Fie 5-46 | Joh Fi 160 08-13 | Laurie 8. Larson... 8,774.28] August Hilts. 00. rt Smiths 9:154:44| Wilhelm Mat 01-13 | Anna, Linwell 1,475.05 | Jesse C._ Harv. 00:00 | Edwin. Joh ine a Jacob, Hor be FH ¥ i jacob Hor: eee 00.00] Mary 8. Ma le 480 6,606.28 | George A iimer 1 Tugs 112. 37 Knute # 2'563.25| Elias canes 320 312b9. 5,713.48| John Boyer 320 © 4,023. 55 | Matt dela 1,790.74] Otto HL 320 5,811.38 141613 | Hane Westley 320 6,977.25 | Philip Netbaue 52.25} seme Groth 0 : -59| Elisabeth 8. Newell . 160 2:746.3: METTINGER 1 d Lioo00 Rotor Mayer, Jr. .... 160 50 Bane nos] ence Merrie a Mat 68 Michael J. Schmidt 17] Lars Pierson 24 oe. Kottsick iH B40: 23 Wilkeim 6,000.00! Mathias Paulson M. a St finer uff 6... 360 Rolan Andy Sim: cy ai] it ah Tees g 3 | seh $380.33 | Joh 2 bob 15 | Minni mid 8 hee 1,280.50 Thorstein se ‘stn’ 000.00] Knud_ Vi ni 3 Sele 1 398. i y State Bank Under Langer i] Chesham Will Visit of the Salvation Army 2,105.52 in latest patterns for every use for your house windows and automobiles YOU WILL LIKE OUR SERVICE & Glass Co. 401 Fourth St. 2.51368 4,394.13 building, according to @ survey of the H in the $ | foreign lands. 3,395.38 a jernor’s private office comes from 3 ‘@ peculiar combination of soil, water 13 WOOD FINISHES FOUND IN CAPITOL; |Some Are American Products But Others Were Brought From Far-Off Lands Husky woodcutters in Missouri, In- diana and Kentucky, staid English- men and little brown men in tropical countries all contributed to the beau- ty of North Dakota's state capitol 12 ornamental woods used building, many of which come from Most expensive of the veneers is the rosewood used in the legislative corridor and the supreme court cham- ber, a tropical product. Honduras mahogany is regarded as the best of that variety, while prima vera, another South American wood, is regarded as itself a kind of ma- hogany The Icurel wood in the governor's {nyt 4s an entirely different product with a peculiarly wevy grain which is known in the trade as a “wild” fig- ure, The chestnut in the house cham- ber and the curly maple in the legis- lative lobby are American products. One of the most beautiful finish- es is the English oak, of a natural, rich brown color. The manner in which it is produced is interesting. The tree is girdled three or four years before it is cut dowr aad Reged “strangles” to death. brown color. If the tree stands in a position where the wind can strike it, the grain often is highly figured, thus lending to its beauty. Designers looked around for some North Dakota wood which might be turned into an ornamental finish but found none which could be handled a iy commercial basis in this prairie 8 More Partridges Will || Be Released in State Hungarian partridge in North Dakota in 1935, Swenson, state game and fish com- reception room and also used else- where in the building comes from In- dia while the teakwood in the gov- Burma. American black walnut came most- ly from the Ozark mountains in Mis- souri but some of it came also from Tilinois, Kentucky and Indiana where’ 2 [late of the city of Bi: 1a the said city of Bis: 3, 152.00 pet County, that Hone 1. 6. Davie ine 06 | County Court ith 4,297.78 | County _of Bu: 130.08 of April, A. Db. ay, at the 29.42 | Court, in the said Court House, in the 101.21 !City of Bismarck, in said County and 361.77 | State, 2126 |regularly presented as hereinbefore 53 | provided. ope- rations in North and South Dakota, 3,936.41/and Minnesota, will visit Bismarck 1,647.79] on Sunday, Sept. 30, and conduct the services at the local citadel at 220 1,904.49 | Main Avenue. Brigadier Chesham is 5\909.45|@ man with many years of experience and has gained much prominence 1,744.32|from the work which he has done. Lith HH The public is invited to attend the 1,4 Ae fy services at which the brigadier will “ 2 | appear. ‘They are at 11:00 a. m. on ied Sunday, and at 8:00 p. m., Sunday. Wall Paper Bismarck Paint Phone 399 and minerals impart a beautiful grayish tinge not found anywhere else in the world. The California w: ‘(ETO CRED! IN rae i MATTER OF THE ESTATE also known as sree Doras, moe ed, Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, Martha A. Doran, as the administratrix of the estate of John K. Doran, also known rel County ‘of Burleigh and Sate ‘of North Dakota, deceased, to the, credie tors of, and all other persons having ch @ of said de- residence at 406-third Street woreh, in or to the Court of sald Is office in the Court Houses inthe nk of Bismarck, in orth Dakota. sedge of the County’ let North Dakota, has. Mixes. the 9th day 1935, at the hour of ‘clock in the afternoon of that Court Rooms of said as the time and place for teninat and adjusting all claims tate of the enld John K. al nown as J. d, which have been Miu ‘and Dated ‘September Jath, A.D. 1994. ha A. Dorai as ihe administcntrix of the e of John K. isnown ‘as a » Deceased. Dorat “|ae0, M. Register, of sald “sdministrateix, Bionarck, North Dakota. First publication on the 15th day Salvation Army Here| * ssstemver, 4; 3, i33¢ Brigadier Chesham, officer in —_—_— Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye is an organ you can't afford to neglect. Dr. H. J. Wagner Optom ‘rist Offices ee pereoal the G. P. missioner, said Saturday. Sirf ge RO of its plan of establishing the Hun- Tee NEW NICO) Garian partridge as one of the state's game birds. Swenson said he believed the suc- cess of the department thus far tends to prove that the establishment of the partridge in North Dakota is as- sured. fc a ee ie bes = are present in all parts of the state [eed the wood acquires the ane bee Victor A. Smaltz Announces Opening of Classes for Guitar and Banjo Studio at Tavis Music Co. Telephone 762 i MINNEAPOLIS. A strictly fireproof, modern Hotel within a short Complete | Electric Service for your home At a very low unit cost for Electricity Our New Full-Use Rate is available to all residence customers who use On the full-use rate, the average cost per unit of electric. ity (KWH), is brought down to slightly more than two . cents. Just one unit of electricity will heat six gallons of water or run a refrigerator 12-24 hours. 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