The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1935, Page 2

HOMEMAKERS HOLD ~ANUAL GATHERING Miss Sommerfeld ard Dr. Wal- \ ster From College Staff Address Meeting . _ Nearly 200. Burleigh county Home- ‘makers, meeting here Saturday for their sixth annual Achievement day and picnic, heard Miss Edna North Dakota program Sorhmerfeld of the Agricultural college extension. service review their work of the year and ‘were addressed by Dr. H. L. Walster of the college on “The North Dakota Farm Home” at the afternoon pro- gram held at the Bismarck city audi- torium. . Mrs, A. B. Johnson of the Still unit, program chairman, presided and in- troduced, besides the main speakers, Mayor A. P. Lenhart, who gave the address of welcome; Mrs, G. A. Hub- bell of Wing, who responded; Mrs, A. H. Erickson of the Wilton Lakeville club, who led community singing, which was accompanied by Mrs. T. (. Torgerson of McKenzie, and Coun- ty Agent Henry O, Putnam. She also announced the entertainment fea- tures, including a playlet, “Sale on Bheets” given by the Menoken club, pantomime showing the actual card- ing and spinning of. wool offered by the Trygg-Cedar Hill group, an exhi- ition by the Bismarck high school ‘1 tumblers and a song by the Wing Club, At the close, Miss Sommerfeld conducted a recognition service for club presidents and project leaders. New Project Offered Mrs. Henry Larson of McKenzie, ‘county council president, presided at the morning business meeting, when Mrs. Joe Lewis of Driscoll, secretary- treasurer, read the minutes of the 1934 gathering. Entertainment con- « | Weather Report | e ° FORECAST ‘For Bismarck and vicinity: Prob- ‘ably showers tonight and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday. North Da- Increasing cloudiness, prob- ably scattered showers west por- tion tonight and ‘Tuesday and east portion Tuesday; warmer Tuesday and north portion tonight. For South Da- kota: Increasing cloudiness, prob- ably scattered showers west por- ht and Tuesday, and east lesday, warmer Tuesday For Montana: Unsettled tonight nd Tuesday; little change in temper- ature. night and "Tuesday, except’. possibly an Y, excel showers in northwest "Tuesday, after- noon; cooler in east and south por- tions tonight; warmer in northwest ‘Tuesday. tion toi portion gnd west portion tonight. GENERAL CONDITIONS ‘The barometric pressure is low over the central states (Des Moines 29.84) and from Alberta to Arizona (Phoe- nix 29.72), while a-high pressure area is centered over the north Pacific coast, (Roseburg 30.20). Light, scat- tered ipitation has occurred from the ippi Valley northwestward to the north Pacific coast. Temper- atures dropped. slightly in the Dako- tas but rea s are slightly higher over the lower issippi Valley and over the far northwest. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 28.24, Reduced to sea level, 30.00. Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 8.1 ft. 24 hour change, -0.3 ft. PRECIPITATION study on “Be a Better Clothing and Textiles” or craft” and are to report their choice not later than July 1. War Memorial building. Points in buying linen, woolen and cotton fabrics and hosiery and ready- to-wear garments were brought out in an exhibit arranged in the aditor- ium foyer. A woven coverlet over 100 years old, loaned by Mrs. Tom Heth- erington, and a cotton plant brought by Mrs. Hoover of Moffit attracted much attention, as did also the Camp Grassick model, loaned because many of the Homemaker clubs contribute to the camp. Family Buying Important Miss Sommerfeld stated that one of the most serious problems confront- ing the homemaker is in making fam- ily purchases and explained that the study of the past year has been de- voted to the selection and care of bedding, household linens, hosiery and cotton in yard goods or in house dresses, She reported that 13 clubs are taking the project, 12 completed record books, 198 women were en- rolled in these 12 groups and 180 com- pleted the course. Elaborating upon the accomplishments, she said that 424 non-club members received help and altogether 622 women profited from the program. Putnam urged the members to make Plans for next year and announced that the 4-H club camp would open Sunday night at the Bismarck In- dian school; that the Agricultural Ad- justment picnic will be held on Wed- nesday, June 19, and that grasshop- per poison will be available when the pests are reported. Pleas for Improvements Dr. Walster urged improvement not only for the exterior of the farm home in North Dakota but for the inter- fors which should be modernized and made more convenient. He quoted Statistics regarding the need for re- pairs of farm homes and asked that when farm incomes become more se- cure, the money be budgeted and spread so that homes can be made better places in which to live. He Stressed particularly more beauty in architectural design, more careful planning and the elimination of pres- ent fire hazards, Dr. Walster declared his intention to fight for federal ap- Ppropriations to provide electrictiy and other improvements in rural districts and asked for cooperation toward that end. In closing, Dr. Walster made a plea for inernal migration and keeping the youth of the state at home instead of going to eastern states and said: “I take my hat off to the inspiration and leadership which your Homemakers clubs are showing year in and year out.” . Former Local Woman Dies Suddenly Sunday Bismarck relatives have been ad- vised that Mrs. T. E, Davidson, 31, former local resident, died suddenly at her home at Aberdeen, 8. D., Sun- ‘day morning. Mrs. Davidson formerly was Miss Lucy M. Snyder, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George W. Snyder, and @ sister of Nellie Snyder, who died three years ago. She was born at Beltrami, Minn., and a few years later moved with her parents to Bismarck, where she received her education in the public schools. After graduating from Bismarck high school she took a commercial college course and then was employed by the North Dakota Workmen's Compensation bureau un- til her marriage to Mr. Davidson, which occurred on June 25, 1925, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson moved after their marriage to Eau Claire, Wis., and from there to Aberdeen, Mr. David- son being connected with the Benson sisted of group singing led by Mrs. Torgerson, a comic reading by Mrs. G. T. Hughes of McKenzie, club reports, @ short talk by Putnam and a dis- cussion of next year’s program by Miss Sommerfeld. The clubs are giv- en a choice of continuing this year’s Buyer of “Home- Members and their families, numbering about 500, attended the picnic held at the World PETERSON TELLS OF BOULDER DAM WORK Describes Huge Government Project to Lions Club at Monday Meeting An idea of the magnitude of Boul- der Dam, as well as the far-reaching results which will accrue from its completion, was given to the Bismarck Lions club Monday noon by Fred Pet- erson, club member, who has just re- turned from a trip to the Pacific Coast. The construction of Boulder Dam at 1 cost of $165,000,000 in the south- eastern part of Nevada is one of the greatest engineering projects the world has ever known, Peterson said. BISMARCK CONTINUE from page one- D Lowden Expresses Aims of Parity at ‘Grassroots’ Meet The resolutions committee's job, as explained by Harrison E. Spangler of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, one of the con- ference’s prime movers, was to ex- Press Republican sentiments on cur- rent issues, as a statement of prin- ciples to attract sympathetic voters, William Stern, national committee- man from North Dakota, protested at @ caucus Sunday night that he was resolutions committee. His state is not participating in the conference. CONTINUE D Third Member of “By holding the water of the Col- orado river in leash during flood per- iods,” Peterson said, “it will forever {stop the periodical floods that cost millions every year. The excess water that the reservoir will preserve will serve to irrigate over 2,000,000 acres of the most productive lands America. In addition to this, it will furnish water for domestic purposes for a population of 10,000,000 persons in southwestern California. And last- ly, while serving these major pur- poses, it will furnish more electrical energy than Muscle Shoals Dam in Tennessee and the Niagara Falls proj- ect combined.” Largest Artificial Lake The reservoir created by Boulder dam _will be the largest artificial lake in. the world. It will be 115 miles long and will reach a width of eight miles, with a shore line of 550 miles. It will cover an area of 145,000 acres or 227 square miles. This water would cover the state of Connecticut to a depth of 10 feet. “The reservoir also will store the mud or silt which heretofore has been carried down the river,” the speaker said. “The weight of this silt which passes down Black Canyon is 300 tons 170 square miles one foot deep every year.” 727 feet high, 45 feet wide at the top and 660 feet wide at the base, and 1,180 feet long. Required for its con- rigate 2,000,000 acres in the Imper- jal Valley and Coachella Valley. He also described Boulder City, a settlement of 7,000 persons in a model city which “sprang up, overnight in the desert.” Following his endorsement by the Bismarck Lions club for nomination cluded E. M. Gillig of Fargo, state seed commissioner; Charles H. Stark of Dickinson and James Ashmore of Bismarck. Dr. M. J. Hydeman and Alvin Strutz were named. to the program commit- tee for next week. Henry Hanson was announced as the winner of this week's attendance prize. Minister Who Preached To Roosevelt Is Dead Puneral services for Rev. H. B. Schaffner of Golden Valley, 92-year- old Baptist minister who once count- ed Theodore Roosevelt as a member in| civing the name of B, E. Cole had FATHER SAYS HUNTED MAN 1 minute, or enough mud by that name suspected in connec- tn OL Obeerennay tion with the Weyerhaeuser kidnap- ing in Tacoma, Monday said his son When completed the dam Will De | qe ene STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }, Insurance of the State of North Da- kota, do hereby certify that the fore- going is a true abstract of the orig- STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Company, of the laws of this st the business of Insurai co! ot th afor Commissioner of. Abduction Gang Is Being. Sought Patrolman Gifford, questioned after the break, said he had learned through a police checkup that a man rented a house close in to the down- town section on March 29, paying two months rent in advance, The foliow- ing day he paid $840 cash for a Ford |day of July, 1935, the following lands touring sedan, and obtained Utah li- cense plates 119-795 as A. T. Davis, Gifford said. Ten days later, Cole or Davis, left Age basis Wy each without picking up deposits which|cash twenty: were made as a guarantee of an elec-|for the acres leased, to be credit back out of royalty payments, tric light bill. Gifford said he believed the man to be Mahan. The car which was found|proval of said there after Mahan had fled from Butte officers was of the type pur- chased here and carried the same li- cense numbers. ; LEFT CANDO 10 YEARS AGO Cando, N. D., June 10.—(#)—Mich- For the Year ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT For the Year Ending December 31, luring the year + 8,087,281.12 Office of Commissioner of Insurance I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of, inal statement now on file in this Commissioner of Insurance. Office of Commissioner of Insurance COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY ‘Whereas, ‘The Federal Insurance ® corporation organized under the laws of New Jersey, has filed in this office a sworn statement exhibiting its condition and business 1934, conformable to th quirements | { regarding: an pany ‘Whereas, the s: : ap emanlsation id, Now, Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, Insurance of the not permitted to appear before the|~ parcels to the highest bidder on ro! pliance with the contract. years and be renewable. of Pe Ana pene one ae Serven the right to reject any and a! ael Patrick Mahon, father of William |bids. : Dated at Bi x, North Dakota, Mahon who is believed to be the man May hothe Py phoma or’ ota, State §/13-20-27 6/3-10-17-24 7/1-8. surance Company, located at Fargi STATE Of Insurance of the State of North Da- going is a true abstract of the ori: inal statement now on file in this|0ffice. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Fire Insurance Company, a corpora- tion organized under the North Dakota, has filed in thi as for the year ending December 31,/dition and busine: to the requirements o! this state, regarding the busin aid Ce has| Insurance, ai filed in this offiec a duly certified ry y of its charter with certificate|filed in this office a duly certified |of Organization in compliance with in compliance with|copy of its charter with certificate|the requirements of Insurance laws juirements of Insurance lawsjof organization in compliance with | @foresald. the requirements of Insurance laws aforesaid. was working in a Great Falls, Mont.,| putedly told from him, Mahon, who is hard of hearing and carried on a telephone conversation | was through @ third person, said his son| brothers, Joseph and Jerome, and was “willy” left Cando 10 years ago and| located the following day at the home since had been married. He has not|0f Charles Starke, Dickinson attorney returned here since then, he said. for Mrs. Gibson. Kidnaping charges against the brothers still are pending. C ON TINUE J) (Mayville Band Wins Lawyers Question Valley City Contest Jurors Called to | vatey city, N.D, June 10—()— Hear Gibson Case | Me tt tne Cisse A'municipal con Arraigned before a Dickinson jus- tice on December 28, however, Mrs. Gibson repudiated her confession, de- claring it was made at the point of a gun. She was bound over to district court. During the months of in’ ition, the detective employed by the state’s attorney had located Katherine Donis, sister of Joseph and one of the prin- cipal witnesses at the coroner's hear- ing, at Austin, Minn., where she re- ee NOTICE OF LEASING OF STATE SCHOOL LANDS FOR COAL MINING The Board of University and School Lands will offer for lease for under- ground mining of coal at the Court murder, Later, living at Jamestown, the girl SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN- or LEI bf BURLEIGH. IN DISTRICT COURT, Fourth. Ju- dicial District. Bismarck Loan and investment 01 r rporation, a Plaintif?, vs. Rose Morris, Mae Rossom, Mrs. Gottlieb Moritz, Elsie Lahalt, John Neitzel, Herman H, Neit- zel, Ella Harmenes, Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Breckenridge, Minnesot: a corporation, and all other per- 1 Mi in- Neitzel, dec said Frank eased, it the Neitzel or otherwise, Defendants. He in the City of Hettinger in| THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA Adams County, North Dakota, at two} TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE- o'clock in the afternoon on the 18th] FENDANTS: You and each of you are hereby mswer the complaint GORY, of which is nd herewith served in Adams County to-wit: All of Sec-|summoned to Hon 16, Township 129, Range 94. in this action, a Sald lands will be offered in four|hereto attached ‘a [upon you, and to serve a copy of your ‘ton of|answer to said complaint upon the nd the lessee to pay injsubscriber at his office in the clty of ec ‘acre | Bismarck, Burle! ounty, Nor! sods to be credit within thirty days after the of this summons upon you, 000 pounds, lessee will be required to enter into ve of the day of service; and in a written contract subject to the ap- of your failure to appear or an- Hoard, and to pay in |#wer, Judgment will be taken inst cash the acreage charge and leasing |you by default for the relief nd fees and furnish a bond sybject to the 4 in the complaint. approval of the Board of University| Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, and School Lands both as to amount|this 4th day of May, 1985. and surety for the faithful account- Thos. J. Burke, Attorney for Piaintift, ty, and faitht = ing of the royalty, and faithful com: ity "National Bank pmarck North Dakota, ABSTRACT OF ‘TEMENT For the Year — December 81, Of the Continental Insurance Com- pany located at New York in the tate of New York. ie amount of. jd assets ......$71,203,585.76 Aggregate amount of Bee ee (except capl- The lease will be made for five The Board H. B. Hanson, Land Commissioner. ABSTRACT 01 Ei 1084 Of the Western National Fire In- |. serve .. Amount of fully paid-up 27,926,607.82 All Business Reinsured OF NORTH DAKOTA, fice of Commissioner of Insuran I, Harold Hopton, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Office of Commissioner of Insurance Col isel Insurance of the State of North Da- manent of Kota, do hereby certify that the fore- going is a true abstract of the orig- {nal statement now on file in this office. ffice. In Testimony Whereof, I and election as district governor at is In Testimony Whereof, I coe In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand oe ae en in Aberdeen, 8. (ewAL) bags eke set Pe Pant ieeath have hereunto set my hand {SEAL} CO anaes o acel of yee s week, A, M, Kuhf Beacl ant affixed the seal of this and affixe seal of this al smarck, i wen short aie es Office at Bismarck, the Office at. Bismarck, the first day of April, A. D, 1935, - first day of April, A. D. 1935, first day of April, A. D. " HAROLD HOPTON, Other guests at the luncheon in- HAROLD HOPTON, HAROLD HOPTON, \ Commissioner of Insurance. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Office of Commissioner Commissioner of Insurance. Office of Commission: , insuran ‘ ‘of Insurance i COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR! ‘AUTHORITY ceWhereas, The Continental Insurance Th ‘ompany, ®@ corporation organize Companera ational | tinder the laws of New York, has filed of|in this office a sworn statement ex- hibiting its condition and business for the year engéng Decemb 1934, ‘Whereas, laws offi worn statement exhibiting its co: for the year ing December 31, 1934, conformable |the laws of thit the laws of | bus! of I an ni said Company has ni ‘Whereas, the filed in this office a duly certified copy of its charter with certificate ni ‘Whereas, the said Company has Now, Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of Insurance of the State of North Dakota, pursuant to Now, Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, the tive that she|test here Sunday. Jamestown’s band Gasoline station the last he heard/knew Mrs. Gibeon to. be guilty of|was decond and New Rockford third. ped by her two Building, |, 1, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of |, In Class B Steele was first, and Ludden-Guelph second. and Hillsboro high schools tied for first among Class A schools. Amenia placed second and New Rockford third. Class B school placings were Lari- more, first, and Sanborn, second. Solo winners were Murray Loomis, New Rockford, French horn; Albert Rowan, Hillsboro, brass; Elroy Lee, Larimore, clarinet, and Herbert Hen- Grickson, Grand Forks, saxophone. Honor guest at the two-day affair NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh, ss. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Bismarck, Ns Dak. Loomis F. Irish, Pine Island, Min- nesota; A. J. Veigel, Comm’r. of Banks for Minnesot: it. Paul, Minnesota; J, N. Peyton, Comm'r. of Banks for Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota. You are hereby ‘notified that the tract of dand hereinafter described and which was asseased in your name for taxation for the year 1928 was on the 10th day of December, 1929, duly sold, as provided by law, for the de- Inquent taxes of the year 1928, and that the time for redemption from said sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of this n Said land is described as follow Northwest Quarter, Southwest Quar- ter, and the West one-half of the East one-half Section 28, Township 143, Range 17. Number of Acres 480. Amount sold for, $201.62. Amount required to redeem at this date, $310.46. In addition to the above amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and i terest ou F efore the expiration of the redemption as above stated, a deed thereof will issue to the holder of the tax sale certificate as provided by Ww, ‘WITNESS my hand and official seal this 26th day of May, 1936, (SEAL) Clair G. Derby, wt Burleigh County, North Da- a. 0 5-27 6-3-10. ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT For the Year Ending December 31, 1084 Of the East & West Insurance Company, located at New Haven in the State of Connecticut, Aggregate amount of. admitted ets ......$ 2,795,087.97 Aggregate amount of Habilities (except capi- tal an jurplus), in- cluding reinsurance re- serve ...... . Amount of fully paid-up “615,692.16 1934 struction was 4,450,000 yards Of the Federal Insurance Company, |in the State of North Dakotas. struction Was 2gr0000 cuble yards Of}, cated “at Jeraey ‘city, in the State | Aggregate amount of capital stock ..r.....+ 4,873,989.58 | ,,capital stock 1,000,000.00 : spi ot New Jer admitted assets ......$ 140,873.18 | Sur over all labil- ities 1,179,466.81 9,000,000 tons of rock. Aggregate amount of Aggregate amount of it . «20+. 38,403,988.42 | 4 z os The power plant will have a rated| admitted assets ......$16,536,187.59 iabilities (except capi- Ager income during ‘the year . » (566,662.72 capacity of 1,800,000 horsepower of |Agstegate amount of tal_ and surplus), in- pads vot 26,319,347.49 | a geregate disbursements Habilities (except capi- cluding reinsurance re- Aggregate disb during the year 550,924.62 energy, proceeds from which are ex-| tail and surplus), in- serve 242.12 supine the zeer. fi 26,022,689.18 NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS B pected to pay for the dam in 50 years.| cluding Amount of tuil NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS ~ [morta risks written dur- Will Aid Irrigation serve . 4,095,864.81| capital stock 103,065.00 Total risks written dur- ing the year 3 798,403.00 si Amount od Surplus. over al Ing the year ..-. <1. .,# 5,508,503.00| off fest re le also mentioned the All-Ameri-|"“capital stock 2,000,000.00] ities ...... 37,566,06|Total premiums received Sauring they 4,797.55 ea canal, which converts water from Surplus over = oanacre | eeremnte, income during eee? oe Total tosses” In eh i HOB eee ee ece ees esees 10,440,322. OO YORE is ccatetede sys 956. eur ERG Caio) | WHICME SASSO NOOO ee re atts intone sd asi Aggregate disbursements during the year BUTE T eae tee Fue eee ab Project 100 miles down the river from | "the year ..... © 3,659,675.28| during the year .. 11,8: eave aakine, 09.01 Boulder dam. These waters will ir- Aggregate disbursements NORTH DAKOTA BUSINES! 13,742.49] the year ....+....++-+ si STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Office of Commissioner of Insurance I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of irance of the State of North Da- do hereby certify that the foi is a true abstract of the one ta is goin, inal st tement now on file in office. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand [SEAL] and affixed the seal of this Office at Bismarck, the first day of April, A. D. 1935. HAROLD HOPTON, Commissioner of Insurance. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ). Office of Commissioner Fe t and West Insur- ot Jusurance COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE ‘AUTHORITY corporation or; Whereas, Th ance Company, ‘ ized under the laws of Connecticut, has filed in this office a sworn state- ment exhibiting its condition and business for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1934, conformable to the re- quirements of the 1]: of this state, regarding the business of Insurance, a Whereas, the said Company has filed in this office a duly certified copy of its charter with certificate of organization in compliance with the requirements of Insurance laws aforesaid. « iow, Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of Insurance of the State of North Dakota, pursuant to Valley City| tion was D. W. (Dad) Clarke, Valley City, bandsman a for nearly 60 years. He was given a gold medal in apprecia- of his long service. WHITE SENTENCED Robert White of. Bismarck pleaded guilty to engaging in the liquor traf- fic and was sentenced to serve four months in jail and fined $200 and costs by Judge Fred Jansonius in dis- trict court Monday. A 30-day stay of execution was granted. In Italy, people leave their calling cards when they pay visits to tombs. SE SALE OF LAND - Notice is hereby given that: the State of North Dakota will sell on the 25th day of July, 1935 at the front door of the Court House in the City of Mohall, County of Renville and State of North Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, the folowing des: ibed land in Renville County, North Dakota, to-wit: The South Half ofthe Southeast Quarter (S%SE%) of Section Thirty- six (36), Township One hundred sixty four 164) North, Range Eighty five (85) West excepting 0.21 acres deed- ed for Right of Way, containing 79.79 acres, more 06> le! The above des ed land will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder upon the following terms: One-fifth of the purchase price must be pald in cash and the balance within twenty years; on tth will be payable at the end of each fifth year. All deferred payments and all past due interest will bear interest at 5% per annut The purchaser will be required to pay in addition to the purchase price, the costs of the sale. ‘he said tract has been appraised at the sum of $10.00 per acre and no bids will be received for less than the appraised value, When final payment has been made by the purchaser to the State of North Dakota, the Board of University md School Lands will issue to the purchaser, his heirs, or assigns, Pa- tent conveying title to such lands and premises. The State of North Dako- ta i) the right to reject any and all bids. Bismarck, North Dakota Dated at this 18th day of May, 1935. HANSON. Commissioner, Land 5/20-27 6/3-10-17-24 7/1-' ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT For the Year Ending December 31, 934 Of the British America Assurance Company, located Toronto, in the Dominion of Canada; U. 8. Branch, 110 William 8t., New York. Aggregate amount of. BA 2,284,312.66 admitted assets ... Aggregate amount liabilities (except capi: tal and surplus), in- eluding reinsurance re- serve ... . 961,862.49 Deposit capital . 200,000.00 Surplus over ail iiabti: A tie: 1,122,450.15 ggrega’ ic the year . 889,379.73 Aggregate during t! 83,037.88 he year ...... 8 NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS Total risks written dur- ing the yea: «+2$ 381,719.00 Total premiums received during the year 3 2,576.07 ‘Total losses inci during the year 675.50 Total loi paid the yea 1,359.50 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Office of Commissioner of Insurance I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of Insurance of the State of North Da- kota, do hereby certify that the fore- going. is a true abstract of the orig- inal statement now on file in this office, In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of this Office at Bismarck, the first day of April, A. D. 1935. HAROLD HOPTON, [SEAL] Commissioner of Insurance. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ]: Office of Commissioner of Insurance COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY ‘Whereas, The British America As- surance Company, a corporation or- Banized under the laws of Dominion ot Canada, has filed in this office a sworn statement exhibiting its ci dition and business for the year end- ing December 31, 1934, conformable to the requirements of the laws of this state, regarding the business of Insurance, and ‘Whereas, the said Company has filed in this office a duly certified copy of its charter with certificate of organization in compliance with the requirements of Insurance laws aforesald. Now, Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of Insurance of the State of North Dakota, pursuant to the Provisions of sald laws, do Here- State of North , pursuant to|Commissioner of Insurance of the|the provisions of said.laws, do here- ft said 1: here- t —— Optical company in both cities. of his congregation, will be held at 2] tn isl ‘7 . = by. certify that the. above named |f{ne provisions of said laws, do here: | by shat: the. “above. hamed WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA | hire, Davina were “ities: ner [o'clock Wednesday’ afternoon at the|by certify thet ‘the ‘abote nnened | he provielous of aaid laws de here: | company is fully empowered, through |>¥,,cerury that the aboxe, named company is folly empowered, through High-Low- | nusband, one son,’ Do Golden Valley town hall, it . [company is fully empowered, through |by certify that the above named |its authorized a to transact itslits authorized agents, to transact {t8| appropriate | bu of ised est est Pct, , Donald, 6, and four » 10 WAS QN-/its authorized agents, to transact its|company is fully empowered, through | *ppropriate of Authorized ree rere OU Ce eres of Authoriz BISMARCK, clear ....G1 Gt Pet;|brothers, all of Bismarck. "They are | H0Unced Monday, appropriate business’ of ‘Authorized |its authorized agente to transact ite| insurance in this atate according to|sPpropriate | business | of Authousé) /tnsurance in this state according, to Beach, 86 54 .09|Charles, Donald, George and Harry Rev. William A. Lemke, pastor of|Insurance in this state according to|appropriate business of Authorised |the Jaws thereof, until the 3lst day/tne laws thereof, until the sist day of March, ye ast 6. ee 42 00| Snyder. the First Evangelical church of this|'Me,!aws thereof, until the dist day|Insurance in this state according to |of Maren, A. 2, At. whereot, 1]! March, A. D. 1936. ’in “Testimony Whereef, I 40 100] ‘The body will be brought to Bis-|*ity and former pastor of Hazen, will|” ““"™ ii “testimony Whereof, Ilor'Mareh, ADs ee Ay have hereunto set. my hand In “Testimony Whereot, 1 have hereunto set my hand $2 18) marck for burial. ‘The time and place |!ficlate. have hereunto set my hand “in Testim of, r][SEAL] and weal at Bismarck, thisligmary gnd°acsi ae Bismarck, taie| CoAT) ond, Sen! at Diemer, 4 ‘p4|0f the funeral will be announced later,| Rev. Sehatiner died Saturday|'S¥AUl the sail #ePaenTOks SS | gmat) Age eee eee eee: SRE ARY Ot! AORN ASHP Bex pene 48 (00 morning. He was one of the early 1935, 3 ¥ HAROLD HOPTON, HAROLD HO! . “4 02] Kidder d Burleigh Baptist ministers of the state, coming HAROLD HOPTON, Coamieiabe of Insurance. ComMAROLD HOPTON) Commissioner of Insurance, 2 ® 1-H M. me urielg| in the early ‘80s, and conducted the Commissioner of Insurance. ~ an belt bi ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT [00 ts embers Encamp |*¥!s. hich ‘Roosevelt attended Asses aia laalaeaceanas ABSTRACT OF STA’ ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT For the Year Ending December 31, ber e “a camp mhen be was Fanching at Medora. For the Year Hading December 31,| | ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT | cde oe ae Bie |e the) Seer) Bese POPPY PM | or ana, sty thtenoh, .tnecBrliion p are a ey are ear ing Decem| Of the Westchester Fire Insurance; Of the Equitable Fi nd Marine n hp 5.00 a pupsien and Kidder county 4-H|r, p, Schaffner of Spol wah pot the Eagle Fire Company of New 1934 Company, located at 110 William 8t., Insurance ‘Company, located. at Pro- fon cae at Now York, in th State o: EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA — |4q.>_Members, numbering more than | Gordon Schaffner of Dodge and Mrs.|Stxte of New: Yor. nen eet oe ne at rants Somiendy’ |New cory in, the, State of New York-/vidence, in the Stato of Rhode Island. | New York, High-Low: |Bloncmcamped Sunday night at the|Constance Teigen of Garrison. all|Aggrekste amount of \lAggregate amount. Of) Agerehted aauetat......$15,510,407.69| “Sareltted assets +... --$ 6,021,268.80| “SGreittea ancete’..°'s 1,221,982.35 payee ae Indian school for a course| will attend the funeral ‘Admitted assets .....-.$ 3428,295.46| ndmitted assets <.....8 6,282,028.76 | agcregate unt of ggregate amount of — ggregate amount of | > Devils oe leer eevee 18 42 00 ol areaneion to be conducted under is Agererate fring OY [By ireeeitre of sf Habilities (except capt: Habilities (except capt Hrankingon eldyen.02 81 6 Se |Putnam, it will cee Wena | 1 vo | tal ands tal’ an cluding reinsurance re- cluding relusarance r6- Meee ie Fiapeinson, Cid. ssvss- ST $2 39|Putnam, It will close Wednesday! 13 North Dakotans Seu 545,041.91| serve ee 3,534,064.58 | Amount ee eee cee LANES sa Saks clay. «7 +8 45 16] Representatives trom Burtegh| TO Make State Tour|42R%,°%, {4 1,000,00.00 | Senet”, a "£00;000:00 | “enpital stock 1,000,000.00 | “eapitar stock 1,000,000.00 | 400,000.00 Wishek, clear 45 t9|COUMLY are Elsle Eide and Florence ‘ ee Surplus over ail iiabn: ies ly a,sas,eneas| oe.” > ¢,782,270.21| Wiles, ver, ® 3,832,780.70 |" seeses | B4B,201.44 a Pay rg, Arena; Arlene Spitzer,|| Thirteen North Dakotans, four of eo 8 «... $88,253.49] Aggregate income during Aggregate income duting Ageregate income during Aggregate income during aie MINNESOTA POINTS aldwin; Mae Anunson, Verna Gertz,|them ‘from Bismarck, wore inthe the : + 2,983,803.55|" the year 6,848,841.70] “She “year coseccsecece 1,206,627.72| She wear eee ee 439,087.25 : jgh-Low- |Vera R. Koon, Nila Lewis, Virginia|party of approximately 40 persons eg + REREDE EE AaeTaaRtS AIP ATEOMOES a ssoar.ce| *RRETEE 79h8.918,61 |e Iee ee ee ns,sp.a| RRR sgn potin, cient .... Ff Po| MeCann, Doris MeCann, Ruth E. Nel-|which formed ‘at Williston Monday “os rsegt rokOnTE ‘BkKork Business No siNmes “NORTH DAKOTA SusINEGE | “"NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS” Sfinnsepel peter ec eemel cae fe Maes ae es, Vernice e ee preparatory to a tour of North Da- ‘Total risks written Gur is os og [m in the. Mone ten oUF” § 1,551,851.00] ae Eh 2,316,335.00 ar Pe eee Our: 471030,00| e Ce ce ets 3.cane SOUTH DAKOTA Fonts | Florence Habeck, George Hughes and| Approximately 40, including offictals|T®tsl, Premiums ‘received’ \ | ‘during the year sss... 12,988.40) "darin 40,818.62 | Unrite the year’: 2,887.81 Fane High-Low. |Elsle Victor, McKenzie; Lucille Bhel-|and civic lenders of Alberta, Saskat- |rctaifostes ine 143.99 otal "Tonses yaneur Fe aag.as | Total tomes razerae|TOM, iotses dncur sed =| ; ay Relay, - 88 4 96 Dorothy Ficrape eign terisaee phewan snd, neenttons, Canada, and of |, during the vial losses. paid during eee gia Tease paid. during aaa neta tenses, paid during alae Total losses, paid during an Ee c A |Mevis Stren Reva yeaah and [the Dakotas, Montans, Minnesota and |0it) ane : ss 019. e years. Hs 526: e year i .26|the year -. se 92 re Betty Jo wil : 4 i tip. STATE OF NORTH DAKOT. TH DAKOT. S ; 2 e est est Pet,|Johnson and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, cha-|night. After swinging through the| +, Haregf #Reurence , Harold Hopton Commissioner of| 1, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of| 1, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of| 1, Harold Hopton, Commissioner of re, 46-06) perone, Wilton, southeastern part of the state the | iasaraten br she Blais ot Neth Dee Bates as horentr mentee Geaoepeet es | Eawaranoe of Ane, Slate gh Nevin, a7 taruranoe of ine Siete of North, Dac |ingurance Of the Blaze Of North, Dae A C10Y, oa veeseess BO ‘ idder county representatives are|tour will end at Minot Friday, kota, do hereby certity that the fore-|eoing te a true abstract of the orig: | sotte io a true abstract of the orle-|ecing is a true abstract of the orle-|eoing is @ true abeteccr at the scree y. 58 .30/Palmer Rothi, All lay. by ic if; | going: ue abstract going is a true abstract of the orig- ‘The above record is for 48 hours. Herr matte act aoe oe, May: Bimnern residents making the trip pene Sone sbetrant, th, {Pe ote inal statement now on file in this fal ‘statement now on file in this inal statement now on fhe in this inal statement now on file in this ei 4 , Brad-|are Governor Walter Welford, High- | offiee. In Testi wi prio Phe | heaiaces peice : WEATHER IN OTHER romvrs |d0Ck, Everett Barta and George Mer-|way Chiet W. J. Flanigan, adjutant In Testimony Whereof, 1 have hereunts svt my hand Hive Straunts sot tay hand Pa een ee aad Have heraumts set ie Wand Aig ae Cameron, "Ralph eas 2 wie ae Frayne Baker and R, E, An- {SEAL} Bnd atiined the seat. eins pay fice at lemarcic’ the nEAP) orth saris py the aa ed gat t rig “he pepat) or riage Torr aa ty i "Redrick aubars,Chuor scnamacur esr” AMM rows corepond: |" BAe aaae ae] GNA we) Riker | Roberta me) Rita ARTA ee Robert Bullis, Harry Melin, Bruce| 0} 'HAROLD HOPTON, I B A AROLD HOPTON, — ” a 4 Price and Lawrence Legdes, Robin: LOTR sn ae sre Commissioner of Insurance, Aes pipes ag of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. Commissioner of Inaavance. son, arene) ie 3 Urban Pow- RTH I AKOTA, ). STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ). STATE OF % ets, Fargo: Cal Taubert, Caassiton, |STAZE, OF. NORTH DAKOTA, | Office of Commissioner Oftice of Commlasionse } Oftise vot Commissioner ‘eg ftice ‘of Commissioner" : 4 tional park serv- $ 0} rance of Insurance 68 ‘00 A ‘< ice; BD, - comp cetneurance . | COMPANY'S “CERTIFICATE OF VB CERTIFICATE OF | COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF ; 7 00 Post Battalion Begins Whig cee becreeary of “She COMPANYS CERTIFICATE, r ‘AUTHORITY. COMPANY A SHORITY. MUTHORIEY™ OM PANY HORII TE Pi 50 68 rie of ne + Whereas. 2ne Atlas Assurance Com-| ‘Whereas, The Westchester Fire In-| Whereas, The Equitable Fire and| Whereas, The U. 8. Branch, th 3 | March to Spiritwood| 4, Cusingham, | wuiston; R-_J.|oc"erent, ae easie ties, Company | pany, Hed Sree, [Mae tasacatcta Geum thy fawe'eg| Pluk severe Aumorane, Sepa 54 00 = 4 3M. J. , New lized under the laws of N has filed in this of: *|Pirode in’ this off 4% corporation organized under fp] ame, huared and titeen enlisted [Chance Andras, Fooumin MOM, and Esthaltiae hes canahicn ad guna [fae ar the east “eaierh cy ee cae, gaa atte ster aan an officers of the Fourth . +. \for the year ending Decomber 31,1934 |31, 1934, contorm: 1 ae rte biting ite condition and business tor x a Infantry under the command of Major |)" Gib one te to. the reauitemvatel offmmente ef the lave o meas fe ji, epndormal beste te, Jer | toe cera tee odds 298 the ending December 3, 1934, John L. Dunn set out Monday from| | ity and. Coun: of this state, regarding the|garding the business of Insurance, |fogarding the business of Insurance, |this state, fegarding the business of|the lawa of this state, reperding thy n 281ort Lincoln ‘on the 123-mile: march |@=-— business of an nas | Sn ' : Insurance, an : bulness of Insurances and ne the = aac erens, as] Ww: the sal said pany d York .. a to Spiritwood lake in Stutsman coun- filed in this oftice a duly certified | tiled in thts office a. duly scoreitied |e tee tila ateioe. a duly coctitied | ied’ ine thle: ettice a Gulye certified |eiied toe this nace, Company, has ‘1 Judge 1. G, Davies tiled in this of y, f 7 filed in this office a dul Platte, Neb. 62 94|t¥ Where they will remain for six days oe Granted @ mar-|copy of its charter with certificate|copy of its charter with certificate|copy of charter ‘with certificate|copy of its charter with certificate|copy of its charter twit cortitied » Neb., $2 O41F “Gilling ih regular’ United. Scans | see, lcense Saturday to Leland O, |of organisation im compliance with|of organisation in compliance with|of Srgantsation 1s_gompliance with lof organisation in compliance with lof’ organisation in coneusee cue _ 74 ‘00|army maneuvers. Perkins, wilt Bho. oat rements of Insurance laws See conairemepts of Insurance laws the re Fy ments of ‘Insurance laws te requirements of Insurance laws|the Tequirements ‘of Petleb bd F rhs : ton, and Miss i ; i oresald. : 46 00] _ Nine trucks, bearing the cook detasy, (Ma"8#"t Tosseth of near Wilton. Now, ‘Therefore, 1, Harold Hopton, |" Now, Therefore, 1, Harold Hopton,|*{Newt ‘therefore, I, Harold Hopton,|" ‘Now, ‘Therefore, I, Harold Hopton, |" ‘Now: The Commissioner of" Inaur th fastener rg? 1, Harold Hopt 42 | .00|rations and other supplies, left with Commissioner, of, Insurance of thé|Commissioner, of’ theurance of” ths|Commissioner of Insurance of (thé |commissloner of” Insurance of ths|Commissioner of" Insurance at oiars $2 00/the caravan which will make its first Dakota Fane Se ninry 0 tbe Mee the provisions of said taws, do here=|the provisions of ania lave ae hore, the provisions of anid Pde. here=|he provinigns of anid Taran do here: | the proven noe ety, burauant to 60 9 Pip dese Henakes Monday night, a Monday for New Rockford, re company. (4 fully cxipowereds through Reasane le fully ae ware enroug pene fully pA tnrougn es lly. emp peanany ante ‘te ssbove nation 54 . association will hold its fifty-first its authorised. agents, to transact its|its authorized agents, tot to transact its|its ised Morined eeembowered, through 48 90|_ The battalion is slated to arrive at | “880° i ty-firat an | appropriate business’ of ‘Authorised |appropriate, business’ ot “Aathatiaga | ope ionsed arente, to tee ante ite authorized to transact ft tate business. of Authorised|appropriate business of appropriate bi nsact its 56 .16|Spiritwood lake Sunday, where they |TUS! convention from Tuesday to| Insurance in this state according to|Insurance in this state according to {heurance in thia state-according to|Insurance in this state according to of Authorized 56. (00| will remain until Saturday, June 2, Thursday, Reade expects » large at- tee, eee thereot, pet the 3ist day|the awe thereof, until the sist aay The laws thereof, until ‘the 3ist day|the laws thereof, until the sist aay iheians thereat wu a ais aan : 62 90 /returning to Fort Lincoln in the| "ince at the gathering, in ‘Testimony Whereot, | win Westin of March, A. Be ISK. nereot, 1/°C Mere te Mitt ony wh of March, A.D. 193g. No S18 day 5) go] trucks. have hereunto set my hand Baye remote wet my hand acunitiiake ter vaen In. Testimony Whereot, 1 Between 1600 and 1720, more than|[SEAL] and seal at Bismarck, this|/(SEAL}) and this have hereunto set hand @ 90] _ The march is in line with the U. 8. first (SEAL) and seal at {SEAL} it Bi » this|/[SHAL] and seal 83 $0) Army regulations requiring a 100-mile | of the writen toate tase neon ii, B07, Of AHL de Be first “day : Hig day “oe Ape, aD) tira Ror “A. fie dey “Sener Oe 36 march each year, . ~- HAROLD -HOPTON, ROLD HOPTON, : ; IN, HAROLD HOPTON, 108s, 5 f and Florida, = -(§. 0 +? ner of Insurance, Commissioner of Insurage Comuscisaae ot Insusance. |” ‘Commissioner of Insut; HAROLD HO! Nl ar ~ me “ » r ise