The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1937, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _ Successful Grain Farmer’s System Calls for Big Farm Arthur Daub Has 900 Acres in| Cultivation—One-Third Al- ways in Summer-Fallow Edtior’s Note:—This is the sec- ond of four stories on the suc- Deer Hunting This Year Best Yet, Says Schendel W. G. Schendel, business manager cessful grain farming operations of Sour Daub, farmer near Fort ark, By KENNETH W. SIMONS Farmers and city folk interested in the operations of Arthur Daub should note well the size of his farm. It has much to @o with his success. The system of grain farming which he has , found successful would hardly prove profitable on small acreages. He has 1,250 acres of land under his control of which 900 are in culti- vation and 350 in unused pasture. The latter. is mostly rough land unfit for | the plow. Of the total he owns only | 490 acres. The rest is rented land. Subsistence crops grown on the place consist of the chickens and two pigs referred to in a previous story . and a farm garden, which has done well in every year except 1936. All other items are purchased. Hag Expert Help ‘The summer fallowing program which is the nub of Daub’s operations was worked out by him in conjunc- tion with federal experts at the U. 8. Great Plains Field Station near Man- dan. Whenever he has a problem he goes down to see Uncle Sam's experts. He finds them co-operative and has Struck up such a friendship that, oc- casionally, one of the government men comes out to see him, often re- maining a day or two. Under Daub’s plan, one-third of his arable land is constantly in summer fallow, two-thirds planted to crop. Thus any given field is idle one year out of three but he has plenty of other land upon which to produce crops. The amount of land farmed enables him to carry an extensive line of farm . If the initial cost of Daub’s equipment had to be charged against a small acreage it wouldn't pay. Has Lot of Machinery Daub has two tractors, plowing with the smaller of the two. He has a com- bine, duckfoot and other cultivators and numerous other items. It all adds up to a sizeable investment, too heavy for a small farm. Yet the man on any size of farm needs these items if ke is ¥o produce efficiently. On this basis, it should be noted that Daub’s system is not applicable to the man on a small acreage. Even a section of land would hardly be enough to support such a layout. In telling his story to The Tribune, Daub made it clear that he is not veoommending his method of farming to anyone. Neither is The Tribune. This is merely a factual review of what he has done and is doing. It is noteworthy, however, that his neighbor, Dan Connolly, farms in “about the same way” and gets the tame results. But he, too, has plenty | + (Next: The Daub home—some cea aed on the Daub farm—and Daub). HIT CONDEMNATION OF WAGE-HOUR BILL Farm Organizations Call Com- mittees’ Action Attempt at Division St. Paul, Nov. 27.—(4)—Eight execu- tves of a national and state farmers’ organizations Saturday issued a state- ment terming condemnation by the Farmers National committee at a recent Chicago meeting of the Black- Connery wage-hour bill pending in congress “without question another attempt to divide the forces of farm- ers and workers.” The statement, released by John Bosch, president of the National Farmers Holiday association, said: “The so-called Farmers National committee by its action condemned the Black-Connery bill. This bill would set up minimum wage stand- ards and outlaw intolerable sweat- shop conditions in industry. “Actual farmers know that the in- come of labor determines labor pur- chasing power. They know also that the purchasing power of labor de- termines the market on farm pro- duce...” Signers of the statement, in addi- tion to Bosch, included Morris Erick- son, secretary of the North’ Dakota Farmers Union and national board member. REPORT OF Tie* TSONDITION oF The Sterling ote e enka Bianlne in the State of th Di those of business Gotober 16, 1907, $ 90,554.63 1.42 1,203.68 bese 2,300. y oe. . furniture 6,050 00 | 7876.23 Loans and discoun: | | titi cla! Deposit to F. D. Government ta undiv! . 3 362.38 “ 10,977.27 11,339.65 s th ett 08.98 "$500.00 its subject to $20,534.18 2,019.11 44,175.55 $ $3,196.59 { 01 Due te ae? FQtAL Perer rere $119,696.59 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County of oe ie . sfang, Cashier of ban! solemnly ado the pest of my “know je age a E. iDeaw ‘ashier Subsci:hed and sworn to palore me tule 3 ia dav of October, 1937. Prec H: Pillsbury, emey Public, Burleigh County My commission 19. | 1941. expires July ,;MacDonald died Nov. N. D. TEAM FOURTH IN STOCK JUDGING judging North Dakota, placed fourth in the national livestock show judging com- ‘who is accompanying the team. er, an hour after the nation’s big- ‘plans can be formulated. 9 | With excellent results. {Britain, tnd chaplain of the Bismarck hospi- tal, is enthusiastic over deer hunting jin North Dakota and wants to be sure that the state game end fish depart: iment gets credit for part of it. Schendel and 12 others—including five game wardens—took to the deer trails this fall on the John Modl ranch about 60 miles porth of Bismarcx, jSuests of Mr. and Mrs. Modl, proprie- ltors of the tanch. Thirteen deer— jfive bucks and eight doe—and one Canadian lynx that measured 60 inch- es from tip of nose to tip of tail made jup their bag fgr the three days’ hunt. Game wardens in the party were H. P. Johnson, deputy district game war- | cen, Werner; Clair Hanson, Dunn Center; Ray Henry of the Bad Lands vicinity; G. H. Haynes, Jamestown; and Arthur Rowe, Werner. Other members of the group were from the neighboring vicinity. “Never before had I fully appre- ciated the work the game and fisa department is doing to conserve ouc wild life,” declared Schendel, assert- ing the public “should be educated to the fact that the department is no: cur enemy but is trying to aid us by preserving the future of hunting in the state for our children and our children’s children. “Unlegs we give the department our support, sooner than we realize it our wild game will have disappeared and hunting in North Dakota will be a thing of the past.” Pointing out that there has been a surplus of bucks in the past and that \@ white-tailed buck normally does not mate with more than two or three does, Schendel said members of the hunting party were agreed that the law permitting shooting of does this fall was not a harmful one. “There are approximately 2,000 deer between the Mod! ranch and Mandan, it has been. estimated,” Schendel said. “and it is obvious that if 500 were shct \this year we still would have prospects lof one of the best hunting seasons in maany years in 1939.” Game wardens in the party agreec that deer found dead along the river bottoms this summer died not of dis- ease but of lead poisoning resulting fiom gunshot wounds. Schendel also had a good word for the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs Modl. “Our hats are off to Mr. and Mrs. Modi,” he said, “for they wete model hosts in a model home. Therz isr."t any hardship to tramping the brushlands when you can come back to a home and family like theirs.” Townley Well May Do_ Some Good After All (Special to The Tribune) Robinson, N. D., Nov.’ 26.—Art Townley’s oil well may be good for something after all, While the only thing in any quantity that ever came out of the well was hot air, Robinson resi- dents say, there was.a strong flow of soft water struck when the for- mer North Dakota political czar was trying to stage a financial comeback 10 years ago by sinking the hole in the ground in here. Now Robinson believes it can turn the well to good advantage. Citizens here are going to vote on & proposal that the well be re- opened and its water diverted into Barnes County 4-H Crew 2nd in| Hogs, Sheep, 6th in Horses at Chicago Show (By the Associated Press) Barnes county's state 4-H club champions, representing petition in Chicago Friday, accord- ing to County Agent T. X. Calnan, The ‘North Dakotans placed second in hogs and sheep and sixth in horses. Individually, the three members placed ninth, eleventh and twelfth in all classes. The first blue ribbon of the exposi- tion was handed to Vincent Baker, young Iowa county, Wisconsin, farm- gest agricultural show opened. Baker's entry, Hercy, won in the lightweight shorthorn steer class, in the junior livestock feeding contest. Members of the North Dakota team are Roland Reiten, Raymond Stangler and Kermit Harstad. STOUT IRRIGATION DISTRICT FORMED Directors Named for Sector Along Missouri That Will Water 5,000 Acres Hazelton, N. D., Nov. 27.—The Stout irrigation district is just about com- plete in its oreenla en and plans for the work to be done to put the 5000-acre tract under water. will start, soon, Mason Lawson has been elected as director in sub-district No. 1; Calvin Stout as director in sub-district No. 2, nd Earl Marshall as director in sub- district No. 3. Lee Carlson was elected atsessor of the district, and Mrs. Helen Nieland is treasurer. The board of county commissioner: will meet Nov. 29.to canvas the elec- tien returns and have certificates vt ejection issued, after which the work can begin to go forward as rapidly 9s The project has been surveyed and mgps made showing low and high spots to be filled in and worked down. Estimates of costs have also been made. It is planned to use WPA labor ov the work of leveling the ground and digging the ditches. The government has options on uch of this land, and will purchase i from the owners, leaving the owucr held 80 acres for his own use. As soon ve the project is developed, the gov ernment holdings will be either lease or sold outright to fermers. Present plans are to use the irrixa tion district mostly for growing sugar beets. Experiments have been made to growing beets on the bottom lands MacDonald’s Ashes | Rest at Wife’s Side Lossiemouth, Scotland, Nov. 27.—(A”) —The ashes of James Ramsay Mac- Donald, the poor Scottish farm lad ho became prime minister of Great were buried Savurday in windswept Spynie churchyard beside ' | the grave of his wife, Margaret Etnel.! a swimming pool under a WPA project. The well is situated on the Ed Schumacher farm just east of Robinson on Highway 36, When the well was abandoned after Townley’s glib tongue failed to extract any more dollars for further drilling, the casings were removed and dynamite exploded in the bore. Well diggers have been called into consultation to estimate the cost of clearing debris from the hole. s It is planned to model the swimming pool after one that was constructed at Moffit two years ago. FIND RARE BLOOD FOR STRICKEN MAN World War Veteran's Blood Meets Requirements; Trans- fusion May Save Life ao Windsor, Ont., Nov. 27.—(?)—A na- tion-wide search for a blood donor who could meet exacting require- ments ended Saturday and Westen W. Fletcher, of Grand Blanc, Mich., suf- fering from a streptococcus viridans infection, ved a blood transfusion which may his life. The donor was Ernest Vansickie, 40, of Brantford, Ont., a World War veteran and former airplane pilot. The transfusion was completed at 10:15 a.m. (CST). Complicating the search were the requirements that the donor have ‘Type Four blood and that he must | #s have recovered from streptococcus viridans, a rather rare infection. Van Sickle was the first to meet the re- quirements. Van Sickle told physicians at the hospital here that he had given|U' transfusions to four other victims of viridans, oné of them last week in Brantford. The Brantford victim, near death when the transfusion was’; , igiven, is recovering. Can't Try for Tax Deeds Until Dec. 31 Assignees of county tax certificates may not commence proceedings to ob- tain a tax deed to the property until Dec. 31, 1937, the state supreme court) ruled Saturday. Affirming a decision of District Judge A. J. Gronna, the high court dismissed a mandamus proceedings brought by the Lower Yellowstone :rigation district in an attempt to force Arne Tollefson, ‘AcKenzie coun- ty auditor, to issue a tax deed to cer- fain assigned property in McKenzie county. The court fotind that the 1935 ses- sion law prohibiting counties froin commencing proceedings to obtain a tax deed on property. bid in by the ccunty until Dec. 31, also applies to 5 assignees obtaining assignments of tax certificates. Hundreds See Pope In General Audience: Vatican City, Nov. 27.—()—Pope Pius Saturday received 485 newly- wedded couples and 300 other persons in a general audience. Father James Donahue, superior general of the con- gregation of the Holy Cross, accom- panied members of the council of Notre Dame university who were vis- iting the pope on the centenary of | ¢*P' ithe congregation. Jack Dempsey Will Have Appendix Out Torento, Nov. 27.—(?)—Jack Demp- sy left here for New York Saturday « ‘few hours’after having been advised that he was suffering from acute ap- perdicitis, The former world’s heavy 1 weight boxing champion is expected to undergo an operation as soon as he arrives in New York. WHEELER'S BROTHER DIES Marlboro, Mass., Nov. 37—14)—Osea 'L Wheeler, 74. brother of U. 8. ‘c: Burton K. Wheeler, (Dem. died Saturday following amputation «1 14 gangrenous leg. HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DISTRICT. DECISION Decides Holder Is Not Liable for Assessment on Stock Held as Collateral The holder is not liable for an as- sessment on stock held as collateral, the North Dakota supreme court ruled Saturday. Upholding a decision by Districc Security State Bank of Adams and solvent First National Bank of Grand Forks, the high court said the stock had never been transferred on the books of the Security bank and O'Con- nor had never held himself out as a stockholder, or exercised a stockhold- er's rights. _ The First National had held stock in the Security State bank as colla- teral on a loan. Subsequently the Security bank assessed all stock in- eas that held by the First Na- ional Se It tops the for real énter- teinment. "Bee Second Honeymoon at the Bismarck Theatre i) OTICE OF A SPECIAL A ssees MENT FOR THE COST co! STRUCTION OF A WATERMAIN EXTENSION SIXTEENTH STREET FROM. AVENUE B AVENUE D IN WATERMAIN AD WATERWORKS DISTRICT NUM. BER THIRTY-SIX, CITY OF BIS- MARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. Notice is hereby given that a Spe- cial Assessment for the construction of a Watermain Extension on teenth Street from Avenue B to Av. nue D in Watermain and Waterwork District mber Thirty-six of th City of Bismarck, North Dakota, ha been levied against the lots and tracts of land especially benefitted by such improvements in the sums 8 opposite the respect Amount Amount Pape Assessed 8 45,32 $ 32. Bast 100 feet 1 West 50 feet 11 Amount Amount Benefitted A East vf of Lot 13 ..$ 22.66 Undivided % Inter- an oo vest % of undivided % Inter- est oe Wert % of Lot 1 East 4) of Undivided 1% ‘ante! ent st West & Lo Undivided i Tnter- est of West % of Lot 1 East % of Lot 15. Undivided % Inter- ent of Went 4 of Lot 15 Undivided ont of West nant C1 of ‘Lot 16 Endivited. Sf Inter: est of West % of Lot 16. Hs Undivided % Inter- est of West i% of Lot 16. Fa * Inte eat of “wert % of t 17 Undivided 4 Inter- est of West 1 of Lot 1 Beet fi eat Tot dé vided i tnter vel % of of ot re % Amount Amount Benefitted Assessed 3 2 $ 30.21 30.21 21 atituting ‘the mapscial Commission of the City of Bi: North Dakota, hereby certify tha foregoiug is a complete list of the particular lots and tracts of land, which in tl com- mission are espe: ly benefitted Sed the construction of a Watermain tension on Sixteenth Bireet trom Ave: nue B to Avenue D in Watermain and Waterworks District Number Thirty- six such city, setting forth the amount each lot or tra benefitted by sych improvement and the amount sed against each and the same is @ true and correct sinent of the property therein cording to the best ju majority of the members of sych com mission, ne that the mesial items of ae included in jement 1,048.91 Construction cost .... "188.54 Basinger ine and Supervision Advertising and Expenses of Assessment Com- 31.18 : GARt, R. KOSITZKY. Chairman ‘. RTT Member R. hs ve tebe Mee or Not yf! ath day “of Devout o'clock #. m. the 8 gommixsion u North ota, Hall of such which may be made to any assess: shownl in the foregoing list by any person selsranted therein or by his agent or @ ne Dated this Zord day of November, CARL R. KOSITZKY, Chairman (uteriiz-4 *y ‘ eae Acnenement SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1937 Mi: HW THIRTY-TWO, CITY OF BIS- iv sat IARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, Nee @ is h vy, given. that a Spe- for the construction ermain extension on Sixth Street trom Avenu: to the Boule- vard, in Watermain and Waterworks District ee Thirty-two of the Bismarck, North levied as such improveme opposite the respectiv. of such lots and tracts, “to: Judge P. G. Swenson involving the| Lot W. V. O'Connor, receiver of the ti-| Lo Atfount) Amount Nu Were (7 3/3 abd he fot tn or, 16T2 16.72 15.78 15.72 15,72 18.72 16.72 15,72 15.72 10.48 10.48 10,48 10.48 10.48 10.48 10.48 10.48 10.48 10.48 Su, 2: Sie ss BEBUL EELS ‘30 So Se 30 30 on on om 30 On Oo) s2anea oe z2c2 a2 one Mamet >! = > z fo} County of Burleigh City of Bismarc' J The undersigned Carl R. Kositsky, J. N. Roherty and R. B, Webb, con- stituting ee Special Assessment Comission of the: City of Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby certify that the fonemolne complete list of the particular lots and tracts of land which in the opinion of such commis: sion are eapeciaiiy penetites by th construction of @ in_ exten sion on Sixth Street trom Avenue F to the Boulevard, in Watermain and Waterworks District Number aah es vo of such city, sétting e amount each lot or tract is by such Improvement and the oun wessed against each and the same ig a true and correct Pe penne of the property therein ac- cording to the be: Judement a the majority of the mem! of suc! caraminrion: and that cia. items of expense included in such as- sesement are as follows, to-wit:— Construction cost . 9310.94 Engineering and Supervision 40.55 Advertising. and mepentee of Special mission Total to be Dated thi 1937, gh R. KOSITZKY, Chairman ROHERTY, Member R. 5. WEBB, M Notice is hereby given ie on the 13th day of December, 1937, at t m. the Special oe ission of the City of arck, North Dakota, will méet in the City Hall of such city to hear objections which may be made to any assessment shown in the foregoing list by any person in posted theréin or by his agent or atto nefite: Ir, Benofltted Assessed | xl Engineering and Su; i Advertising and Bepeniss % m9 Sp om- 31.60 seeseeee $4,534.75 ara day’ of ‘November, * CARL R. KOSITZRY, Chairman JN, ROW Member B. WEBB, Member. Notice is eeny, hereby given that on tne ae oF 93' December, 1! Special Asses: nent ie ‘of the City of Biemarek, th Dakota, will meet in the City Hall of ae “city to hear objections which may be made to any ment shown In the foregoing 1! any person interested therein or by his agent or attorn Ue i pes this 23rd day of November, CARL R. Koet ZKY, hairman, 11-27/12-4 5 SPECIAL ASS ‘i COST 0} ahs to | ol 13 SA CIT" vt CK, NORTH DAKOTA. Notice is hereby given that a Spe cial Assessmént for the constructid: of a Sanitary Sewer on Sixteenth Street from Avenue B to Avenue D in Sewer pete oath er ue ALY of thi Pea marck, North 1 and ind benefitted by such improve in the sums set opposite the Tespective pescriptions of such lots and tracts, wit: a Wetherby A: eee fl int Am Benefitiea Ags 3 2 BY $ i East % of Lot i¢.: Undivitied te inter: i] Baia e est of Weat % of Lot Undivided Lot East 4 “ot Loti Undivided est of West %& Lot 15... Undividea ent of Lot 15 Tadic ent of unaided inter- ue oe é Weet % of fy inte st % of inter- * ef Bi of undivided est of Lot. 17 past He} eof Lot vi ded in ere or Wert th of 4 of Amo! Benetitted ae 4 $23.67 $1 Dated this. "red day of November, | Lot 1937. CARL R, KOSIT2KY, Chair 11-27/12. pile os A SPECIAL once ARCK, NORTH DaKora, Notice is her given that a Epe- lor the construction We leretn Extension in Park fat Aaa n to the City oF Bismarck all Vatermain and yasteatires Bitlet r Thirty of ti City Bismarck, North Dakota, been fevieg Against the lots and tracts of land especially benefitted by such improvements in the sums set op: posite the respective descriptions 7] such lots and tracts, to-wit: Corwin Park Hill fi Ada Amount. Amount Bene! tee “Ha ‘um Lot Number Lot 3 2 Gate sets esescoes ze SSsssesss: in sn Erin 3s 50 5a be Se 3092 Be 3 ‘OF NORTH panote Canney oe Burieigh ck eby certify rok mplete list of the 6 of land, ie a Kositsky, otra: ofa in Bs eee in Park faut Aadition, io tne City of ry arck all in t hirty of eh cles settin, amount each lot or ti at te by such p lieen vay nt and asnesned inst each aha, Is @ true and correct asst the prep ty cording to the judg: majority of the members Seem iaion and it J. N, Roherty and R. B. stituting Commission of the City of Bismarck, North Dakote, hereby certify that the foregoing pasiioul cular ees, eat on A eeeuay, ASSESS~ ‘OR THE COST OF CON- STRUCTION OF A WATERMAIN | BETENSION ON NETEENTH jTREET FROM THAYER AVENUE To BROADWAY IN WATERMAIN | AND WATERWORKS DISTRICT NUMBER THIRTY-ONE, CITY OF BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. Notice is hereby given that spe- | ial Assessment for the construction | ‘main Extension on Nine- t from Thayer Avenue to ay in Watermain and Water- works District Number ‘Thirty-one of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, has been levied against the lots and tracts of land especially benefitted by such Improvements in the sums set opposite the respective descrip- of such lots and tracts, to- 49.56 ition, Block. 18 Amount Lot 24... + 49.56 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA County of Burleigh City of Bismarc! The undersigned Carl R. Kositaky, . Webb, con- Assessment the Special {gs a complete list of the and tracts of land, inion of such commis- {ment {12th day Amount | 1937. Benetitted Ansessed | 4 |1a-27/12-4 Ai : West ee feet of Lot ATE ' DAKOTA County of Burleigh ss. City of Bismarcl N. Roherty and R. B. quoting the Special Asset Commission of the. City of Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby certify the foregoing is a complete list of the particular lots and tr of Hand which in the opinion of mission are especially benefitted by the construction of @ sanitary sewer on Sixteenth Street from Avenue to Avenue D in Sewer District Nu: ber Twenty-nine of such city, s ting forth the amount each lot or tract is benefitted by such improve- id ite amoynt asset inst me tea | cor: th of the property insrein described ‘sccerdin to the 3, Bye undersigned Carl R, Konitaky, find R Web! L Construction cost... Engineering and Super Advertising and Expens Total ay, Btreet to Sixteenth Street, Sixteenth Street from Broadway Rosser Avenue, Waterworks the City of Bismarck, has been levied against the lots and tracts of y such improvements in the sums ped lally benefitted by the of a watermain exten- on "Nineteenth Street from Thayer Avenue to Broadway in Wa- termain and Waterworks District Number Thirty-one of such city, set- tract is benefitted by such improve- ment ae the amount assessed against ame is a true and cor- bere of items of expense included in puch: assessment are as follows, to- <8 725.89 Assessment Special mission 590 Amount be sessed to [$793.01 : CARLR, KOSITZKY, Chairman J. N. ROHERTY, Member x. 8. WEBB, Member Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of December, 1937, at ten of cnet rth Hall of syeh city to hear objections which may be made to any aas shown in the foregoing list by any person interested therein or by his agent or attorney. L clock g. m, the Special Assessment ion of the City of Bismarck, ‘kota, will meet in the City ie! this 23rd day of November, CARL R, KOSITZKY, Chairman, 11-27/18-4 ———————— A SPECIAL ASSESS- THE COST OF CON- OF A WATERMAIN ON FIFTEENTH FROM THAYER AVE- NUB TO BROADWAY, ON BROAD- WAY FROM FIFTEENTH STREET ae SI TRENTH pele AND 0} STREET FROM TO ROSSER AVENUE, WATERMAIN AND Warenwonie DISTRICT NU! 34, CITY OF BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. Notice is hereby given that a pee or Fo! STRUCTIO' cial Assessment for the construction vatermain extension on Fifteenth it from Thayer Avenue to Broad- on Broadway from Fifteenth and on to in Watermain and District Number 34 of North Dakota, land especially benefitted t aetts the respectiv such lots and tra Amount Amount Bepeutiea Assessed ting forth the amount each lot or | Lot Dated this 23rd day of November, 1937, y sment | I Avenue to Brogdway, on Broadwas from Fifteenth Street to Sixteenth Street, and on Sixteenth Street from Rroadway to Rosser Avenue, all ir Watermain and Waterworks District Number Thirty-four of such city, set- ting forth the amount each jot or tract is benefitted by such improve- and the amount assessed against each and the same is a true and correct assessment of the prop. erty therein described according to the best judgment of the majority of the members of such commission, and that the special items of expense in- cluded in such assessment are as fol- lows, to-wit: Constructien Cost.... “ Engineering and Sup ion Advertising and Expenses of Special Assessment Com- MISBION osscserseccercecene Total Amount to be Assessed .§2,35 Weare this 23rd day of ‘November, CARL R. KOSITZKY, Chairman J, 8; ROHERTY, Member R. B, WEBB, Member. Notice is hereby given that on the of December, 1937, ate ten o'clock a. m., the Special Assessment Commission of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, will meet in the City Hall of such ‘city to hear objection? which may be made to any assexs- ment shown in the foregoing list by any person interested therein or by his agent or attorney, Dated this 28rd day of November, CARL R. KOSITZKY, Chairman, —_—— NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ASSESS- MENT FOR THE COST OF CON- STRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER ‘TEM IN PARK HILL ADDITION TO THE CITY OF BIS- MARCK ALL IN SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT, CITY OF BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. Notice is hereby given that a Spe- cial Assessment for the construction ot @ Sanitary Sewer System in Park Hill Addition to the City of Bismarck all in Sewer District Number Twenty- eight of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, has been levied against the lots and tracts of land especially ben- efitted by such improvements in the sums set opposite the respective de- scriptions of such lots and tracts, to-wit: Corwin Park Hill, First Addition Block 6 Amount. Amount Benefitted Assessed $ 81.68 $54.46 81.69 54.4 pinet Addition unt Amount Benefitiea Assesses $81.69 $54.47 09 89 bt he tt sha so OI REN. Hee Ber oseIame see 162 OTA) one of Burleten tes, City of Bismarck ‘The un eralened, Carl R. Koaltzky, N. Roherty and R. B. Webb, con- atituting the Special Assessment, Com- mission of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, hereby certify that the fore- going ts a complete list of the ticular lots and tracts of land, w! In the opinion of such commission are especially benefitted by the construc- tion of a Sewer System in Park Hill Addition to the City of Bismarck, all in Sewer District Number Twenty- eight of such city, setting forth the amount each lot or tract is benefitted by such improvement and the amount assessed against each and the same is a true and correct assessment of the property therein described ac- cording to the best judgment of the majority of the members of such commission, and that the special items of expense included in such assess- ment are as follows, to-wi Construction cost... -$1,465.75 Engineering and Supervision. 415.54 Advertising and Expense of Special Assessment Com- mission ....++ 25.00 Total Amount to be Assessed .$1,960.29 tgpated. this ard day of November, CARL, R. KOSITZKY, Chairman ROHERTY, Member & WEBB, Member. Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of December, o'clock a. m., the Special Assessment. 7 |Commission of the City of Bismarck, 57|Which may < 45.86 30.57 Addition, Block 4 Amount Amount peper ted aan [effete foie North Dakota, will meet in the City Hall of such city to hear objections be made to any assess- ment shown in the foregoing list by any person intaretied therein or by his agent or attorne: repated this 28rd day of November, CARL R. KOSITZKY, hairman, 11-27/12-4 —_—_—_e EE NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That by Virtue of an Execution issued ou: of the District Court of Buleigh County, North Dakota on the 2nd day of November 1937 upon » judgment in favor of the plaintiff entered in said Court for the sum of One Hundred Four and 32/100 Dollars ($104.32) in an action wherein Attas Boutrous, do- ing business under the style and firm name of Cornor Grocery was the plain- tite and Lavina Haggerty formerly known as Lavina Cook was the de- fendant which execution has been di- rected to me the undersigned Sheriff as the holder of certain real property belonging to the said defendant and now In my possession under a War- rant of Attachment duly issued out of sald Court on the 34 day of Septem- 7| ber 1937, and which Execution directs 45.86 30. ition, Bolck 9 Amount) Amoun Benefitted Kesensea $45.86 § 30.57 that [le 66 k 10 judgment of the majority of the |fot t tember of such eommission, and that the special items of expe: e cluded in such assessment are as tore Lot lows, to-wit:— vuction cost eering and Agyertising peril mission 1937. £4 86 io RR Mer Chairman er is one iven that en the 130 “any of eee os ten 8 cial uxt t city en eb to hear objections be made to any assess- ment shown In "the foregoin any person interested therein of by his agent er at i: Hafed ‘this ited dey of November, CARL R. KOSITZKY, Chairman. 11-27/12-4 1 8 Dakot Sturgis th Minneapolis, St. Bseuit Be Be y, be Ifteenth St. and jixteenth Street on ne Ben th Side of STATE. e OF NOR’ County of City of Bismarc! aoe ane jorsiened. at ay SOBLES Ey: Roh uiduting the “special Aaa! Com- mission of the City of Bismarck, North that the fore ist of the hereby certif; ls a complete ii joing loular lots and tracts of | in the pple especial Struction o 05 jon of such commission ar benefitted by the con fa watermain extension Fifteenth Street from 7 | of that da the sale of sald property by me, and that I will at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota on thé 11th day of December 1937 at the hour of two o'clock sell all of the right, title, estate and Interest of the sala de- fendant in and to the following de- scribed real estate towit: The South Two Thirds (2/3) of Lot Three (3) Block Three (3) Northern Pacific Addition to Bismarck, North the aforesaid judgmen and interest and the costi ft of Dated this 4th day ot November 1087. Anstrom phere of Burleigh “County, N. D. ort R.C. on Kitorney for Plaintift, Blemarck, No. Dakota check raising. Order your checks printed here. 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