The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1937, Page 7

PREDICT INGREASE IN COLLECTION OF DBLINQUENT TAXES Current Levy Payments Are Lower In August This Year Than Last Year Prediction that almost certain in- creases in delinquent tax collections in September and October would more than offset a shrinkage in 1936 levy collections during August was made Thursday by W. G. Worner, secre- tary of the Bismarck and Burleigh county tax payment committee. Figures compiled by Worner Thurs- day from records in the county treas- urer's office showed am increase of approximately 40 per cent in delin- quent tax collections during August over the amount of collections of de- linquent taxes during the same month last year but also revealed a drop of almost one-half in current, levy col- lections. Collections of delinquent taxes dur- ing August this year totaled $7,737.43. Last year the figure was $5,417.00. Current levy collections in August this year amounted to $6,415.77 as compared to $12,127.13 last year. Special effort will be made during the next few months to bring current levy collections “up to where they lay, due in _ wy shrinkage Four reasons for the anticipated in- crease were given: High on the roof of Japanese juarters in - Just landed take @ breather before descending to the fierce hand-to- hand fighting ip the streets of the city. on Oct, 15; personal prop- es for 1936 will be turned over for collection on Sept. | in Leningrad province and two others’ were sentenced to ten years in prison. EIGHT SHOT IN RUSSIA HOMEMAKER CLUB WORK COMMENCES Emmons. County Organizations to Get Early Start This Year at Two Schools Linton, N. D., Sept. 3—Major pro}- ect lessons for Emmons county home- tension service will give kitchen improvement this y classes will be held, one at Sept. 8 for clubs in the north end of the county, the other at Linton Sept. 9 for south end clubs. Gayton elub—Mrs, Royce Laid president; Mrs. D. W. ghia haus and Mrs. Chris Maier, project leaders. * Haselten Club Hazelton — Mmes. J. Maier, presi- dent; J. G. DeFrance; vice president; P. 8. Gutensehn, secretary-treasurer; G@ Boren and T. E. Shea project leaders. Moscow, Sept. 3—()—Eight moré] Ed Bader, secretary-treasurer, Ra! Bashara’s Grocery Cook’s Grocery Dick’s Grocery Davis Grocery Economy Grocery Ferris Grocery Gabel Grocery Gussner’s Holkup’s Grocery Kunz Grocery PECIALS'!! Is Coming to Folger’s Coffee Available —IN BISMARCK— ~ Logan’s Marcovitz Pal’s Grocery P. & T. Food Store Piggly Wiggly Farmers Cut Rate Meat Market Park Food Store Red Owl No. 1 Red Owl No. 2 Senger’s Grocery Zerr’s Grocery SATURDAY SPECIALS H Oranges, 344 size, 43c Home Grown Tomatoes, Cantaloupes Peaches for canning, Concord Grapes, Twilling’s Grocery) 1 Tenth Street BISMARCK And Will Be Advertised Through The Bismarck Tribune The Logical Medium for Advertising in the Slope Area Watch for the Folger’s Coffee Ads. —IN MANDAN— . Checkerboard Store Fair Store Finer Food Store Freisz Cash & Carry O'Rourke & Fitzsimmons Park Store Piggly Wiggly Pixley & Hanson Red Owl Food Store persons convicted as Rightist enemies} mond Buck and Raymond Little, a of the Soviet regime were shot Friday | Project leaders. Linton Busy Bee Nai Rudolph » president; Myrel Dilly, vice lent; Earl G. Smith, secretary; Malone, treasurer; Louis Langeliers and Verl Corner, project leaders. Linton Progressive — Mmes. J. D. Meter, peesisent: Ben H. Barrett, vice President; E. ._A. Anderson, sec- retary-treasurer, Hanson and Miss Alice Stewart, project leaders. Livona — Mmes. D. C. Crimmins, president; Charles Clark, vice presi- Ernest Goehring, secretary- 3 J. J. Fischer and Wilbur Hanson, vice president; lew Sandwick, secretary-treasurer; Clarence Doo- ue and Irvin Grogan, Project lead- Phelman Club Phelman — Mmes. Bryant Baker, treasurer: Ejisie Bier, project leaders. Riverview—Mmes. R. J. Buchanan, president; H. A. Albaugh, vice presi- dent; Bert Hiom, secretary-treasurer; Chris Renz and Arthur Phillips, proj- ect leaders. Temvik — Mmes. Alex McCulley, president; Alvie Burlingame, vice president; James Monahan, secre- tary-treasurer; Frank Foell and Ed- win Schenkenberger, project leaders. Wildrose—Mmes. Manley Fetterley, president; J. P. Peterssn, vice presi- dent; Karl Woods, secretary-treas- urer; Sam Tracy and Wayne Bax- ter, project leaders. Winona — Mmes. Porter Umber, president; J. A. Dyer, vice president; Gilbert Rudy, secretary-treasurer; Fred Bader and Allan Dyer, project Teaders. SUGAR MARKET STRENGTHENED | New York, Sept. 3—(#)—Announce- ment President Roosevelt had signed the sugar bill, continuing in force the quota system, had a strengthening influence throughout the entire sugar ‘Schilling HUNGARIAN PAPRIKA* BILLS ren = Ceocery = = y ‘See Big IGA Adv. for More Valuss — Free Delivery GOOD PARKING SPACE Eee Falls, 1G0, 90, 5% oc pir. 3 for.. LOC ) } ) l j L li [a : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1987 Nest ~ Japan’ 8 Fighting Cocks Father of Bismarck other daughters, Mrs. Mrs. George ©. Kelsch, 425 Thayer West, was at Sels, N. D., Friday at- tending funeral services for her father, Christian Fleck, 81, Pierce county pio- neer. Mr. Fleck died at his home in Devils Lake Wednesday of pneumonia opt Oe infec- Mr. Fleck came from Texas in 1680 to homestead in Pierce county. He resided on hisgfarm until 1935 when 15 Rounds of Terrific Fighting See the sensational Louis vs, Farr official fight pictures. Paramount & Capitol Today and Saturday BREAD: I want to thank all of you for helping me keep folks well nourished. After all, there is no bread like WONDER LOAF FOR UNIFORM QUALITY AND GOODNESS Once a User—Always a User the Good Compan of Other Foods “We Thank You” Closed Monday—Labor Day “Jonathan Apples” Colorado Elberta Peaches Blue Plums Bartlett Pears Concord Grapes Green Seedless Grapes Red Malaga Grapes Waitmelons nao sole Ic “Vegetables” Fancy Tomatoes (2 lbs. for 15c) — Head Lettuce Celery — Cauliflower — Egg Plant — New Carrots Squash — New Cabbage — Cucumbers — New Beets Green Peppers — Sweet Corn “Grocery Department” Certo, fruit pectin, per bottle Peanut Butter, Corn—ready to cat ee quart sie, Bee sana cee ceenace saesaeae 57c Curtis Ripe Olives, (large 33 count), No. 1 tall Can ........sesseccersssoeesees Mint Coolers, a delicious candy, 1 pound bag .........seecesereeeee Salted Peanuts, Virginia Jumbo, 14 os. bag ......- Hilltop Ginger Ale, White Soda, Club Lime Rickey, near quart bottles, 2 for.... (Bottle deposit extra) Heins Fresh Cucumber Pickles, 2 1 c “Meat Department” All beef, pork and lamb are government inspected and first quality. Deliverico—S:45 & 10:30 A. M.; 2:30 & 4:30 P. CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7 F. pe Moved with his family to Devils let Rose Geisinger of Ridge View, Resident I: Is Interred TMiesides Mrs, Kelsch he leaves four Clementine Schwab of Leeds, Marcella of Muehl, jenne, Fred of Devils Lake and Christ- 8. D., and Mrs, Ann Keller of Rohr- ville, and five sons, Jerome and marriage 1 Joseph, both of Selz, Peter of Shey-| Thursday . Sogaard, 31, Ly cts, C. Garrity, 26, both of Mi- no! ZERR’S PHONE 928 208 SIXTH ST. 16-Ib. Italian Prunes ‘t2 85¢ Concord Grapes, 4 qt. basket.24¢ Lettuce, firm, crisp heads, 2 for......19¢ - Butter, local creamery, Ib...........35¢ Oranges, sweet, juicy, dozen 23 Cc Corn, Standby, cream style, ee we jan, Jr., of Harvey. fae ita tor 2OC Flour, Gold Medal, 24',- pound bag of Beautiful CORNER“) “ON THE SQUARE” CRACKER peed 3 pkgs. . -10c PENCIL TABLETS, wide, 2 for .........+ 9c NOTE BOOKS, large or small, 2 tor..9C MACARONI OR SPA- GHETTI, King 1 6 c Cole, 2 Ib. pkg.... Miracle Whip dresing, pint far s....23C Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Hallan, pee tag... GSC | iets 25 0, bor. 91.19 cord, per bastct...24C | than, 6 ton, for... 29C Malagas, 3 Ibs. tor 27 @) omnoza(! Phone We Deliver All Phones 34 FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS Marshmallows, 16 oz. cello pkg........ Crystal White Soap, 10 for..... An Libby’s Veal Loaf, 7 oz. tin, 2 for. Franco American Spaghetti, 3 for Swans Down Cake Flour, pkg... . Certo, per Libby’s Tomato Juice .. Has Cap-Kota Jam, raspberry | or straw- bery, 2 pound jar ................. 28c Minneopa Pork & Beans, 303 tin, 2 for 19¢ Minneopa Tomato Soup, 308 tin, 2 for 19c Tamales, 10 oz. glass, 6 to glass...... 19¢ Vienna Sausages, ';’s, 3 for......... 25c Breakfast Sausage, 16 oz. tin, per tin, 23c Potted Meat, 14's, 6 for....... 25¢ Corned Beef Hash, 16 oz. tin... ......19¢ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Just received another shipment ef Fresh Strawberries Peaches are fine, dos.. .18e, 20, 25c, 30¢ Fresh Apricets, MEAT poearigen gh Round Steak, Ib.....250 Beef Pot Roast, ih. .220 FAT HENS — SPRINGERS