The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1937, Page 7

‘ —_—_——____—_——— | «-$. W. Burleigh By MRS. JAMES BROWN Nesday evening. . Rev. Matteson and O. G, Davenport yee Wilson Brown, Sunday after- oon, ;..Orpha Mae Hinkel of Bismarck is visiting at the James Brown home. George Hoheimer motored ta Cen- ter, Friday. On his way home he brought @ load of coal for R. B. Fields. and Mrs, James Brown and Orphe Mae Hinkel were Sunday sup- per guests at the R. B. Fields home. Naomi Buckley of Bismarck spent the week-end visiting at her parents’ home here, | Lyman EE By CLARA E. WANTTAJA Eino and Severi Eckholm and Laura Steckman called at Lyman school No. 1 Wednesday evening. Edna Eliasson is the teacher. 4 Ells,-Eva and Orris Trygg and Clar- encé Olson were visitors at the Louis Olson home Sunday. afternoon. Miss Venia Inget entered a Bis- marck hospital Monday for medical treatment, : me association of this com munity held their annual meeting at Lyman school No. 2, Sunday. Bernice Wanttaja was an overnight guest Wednesday of Violet Eliasson. Harold Dronen has recently entered the CCC camp and is stationed in Minnesota. * ¢ A house-warming party was held Friday evening for the August Kanges {family at their home in Lein township, where they moved recently. Visitors Sunday evening at the Inget | home were Morris Erickson and son Roy, Lawrence and Clifford Olson; Eino Eckholm and Laura Steckman and Willys Wanttaja. Ruth and Frances Thorson, Violet |M®- Eliasson and Bernice Wanttaja were supper guests at the Dronen home Wednesday. Wing By IRENE MUELLER Rev, Koivumaki conducted services at the Wm. Josephson home Friday SiLester Hug! held a food eltemus rowd at- tended. Jakie and Gustuf left for Cal- {fornia last week to the winter. The Wing German club held their -Wing. school over Regan on. Friday evening. Missouri . | ——<—<__————___+ By MRS, K. R. SNYDER Irvin Small, who is making his home | * in Iowa with his daughter, Mrs. Art Morris, is here visiting relatives for a few weeks. Le Ora Turner's father brought her Minnesota to Thanksgiving vacation. Mesdames Alex Anderson, Andrew Irvine, James MacDonald and Leslie Clark and Miss Mayme Clark attended the society at the home of ¢ Mrs, Otto Dorman in the Welch Spur vicinity Thursday afternoon. - Mrs. Ralph Snyder and family are spending a few days visiting at the home of their parents and grand-par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, John ‘Crawford. Miss Le Ora Turner, local school teacher, spent the week-end in Bis- jand Mrs, Otto Biech, Mrs, August Biech..and son Ruben. Supper guests at the August Biech home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff and son Milton. ’ ‘Pete. Ensz spent thé: week-end visit- ing at the Jaton home in:Denhoff. | Mr. and Mrs. Jake Steigelmayer {visited ‘at the August’ Krein home | Wednesday evening, a | | Riverview ; By RITA MAE WORST |. John Flannigan, and Walter Paul were guests Satur-. day and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Paul, former Bismarck residents, now (living in Fargo, : | Raymond Flannigan spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Ray- mond ind family. Mr. and John Flannigan and Arthur “Robbins were Sunday dinner Guests of’ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul and daughter Marion. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937 family, Glendive, Mont. The honored guest received many beautiful A delicious lunch was served by the = eran ge He ui Carl Mott to EH i 3 2 BEB SEE o ES Fp iF Gus ‘Hogue, &r., was a guest of his|Mrs, son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Edward Hogue, Saturday. Mrs. John Flannigan was an over- night guest of her daughter, Mrs. a! Robbins in Bismarck, Satur- lay. Mrs,-Frank Paul, Sr., returned to; cs Rome here, Bde fter spend- several weeks with her daughter, Miers Dave Ryberg. ‘ . and Mrs. John Flannigan enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robbing and family, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hogue, Sr., who have recently, moved to the city, are org poriaibe at 713 Third St., in Bis- ee | McKenzie | By MES. T. T, HUGHES . ._—_— Mr. and Mrs, M. A, Doucette en- tertained at a card party Saturday night with four tables of whist in play. High score prizes went to Mr. and Henry Larson. Consolation prizes went to Mrs, Jessie Easton and Mrs. George Watson. After the games refreshments were served by the host ess assisted by Mrs, L. M. Wildfang, ‘The Homemakers club’ will meet with Mrs. E. L. Adams Dec. and Christmas. party will take place. Wayne Drawver recently returned home from San Diego, Calif., where he spent the summer. Pupils on the honor roll for the last month are as follows: Junior-senior— Margaret Bliss, Beatrice Doucette, Joyce Johnson, Rose Adell Wildfang and Jean Johnsén. Primary room up ta 4th. grade—Jack. Lee, Betty Mae Lee, Dolores’ Coons, Lester Hughes, Betty June Fuehrer, Dorothy Jochum, Junior Adams and Club: will: be’ entertained | Dec, 21 at ‘the’ Tom: Hughes home, The Christmas -party will be, held at that time. .* me Loletta Blgede ano end a iJ ‘the-week-end in Bima Se ” and. beget aoclal: Friday sigh ef : it with. good attendance, Thateaan of $30.00 Was cleared from the sales. Mrs, H. R. Raeshke returned Sat- urday night from a visit with relatives at New England. —_———_—__—_————__? ion _By OLGA M. RIBE -Mr. and-Mrs, M; EB. Christenson and ‘daughter Muriel, who have spent the jpast three months at Columbus, N. D., spent .Tuesddy evening and Wednes- day at the B. N. Lein home. B. N. |Lein and daughter Catherine returned aes them to Wilton to spend several ys. aut . The annual meeting of the congre- gation and Ladies’ Aid was held at the chureh ‘basement Wednesday. J. O. Rike. was’ elected janitor and trustee for three years; Mrs, Nils Dronen was elected president of the Ladies’ Aid; Mrs. J. O. Rise, vice president; Mrs, Tilmer Lien, treasurer; Mrs. Helmer A miscellaneous shower was given for Dagny Botnen at the Tilmer Lien home Friday evening. Hazel Lien returned to this vicinity Friday after being employed in Bis- marck the two months. At the Luther League meeting held the church ‘basement Sunday, it was decided to have a Christmas tree and ‘program, and on New Year's Eve ‘®@ program and oyster‘supper. _ Glenwood Rise spent the week-end at his parents’ home, Mrs. H. L. Hanson visited her daughters, Marion and Ruth, in Bis- marck, Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Varholdt and |family spent Tuesday at the M. A. By MRS. CHRIST WETZEL Mr. and Mrs, Jake Knittel are the parents of a daughter born Dec. 3. Galbreath of Tuttle spent Sunday with Frank Lambert. chijdren the O. G. Weiltstock uraday afternoon. Mrs, Christ Wetzel and ferna, Mae were visitors at Knittel home Saturday eve- Pleines, daughter of Mr. Pleines, left Wednes- fornis, where, she expects Exfé é f Ru EE ‘By MRS. AUGUST BIECH Visitors at the Andrew Kraft home evening were Mr. and and baby, Theo- Mrs. Arthur Arthur Kraft, daughter Theodore Fodé were Mr. Lien home. P. H. Kluksdahl and son Leno were dinner guests at B. N. Lein’s, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, D. D. Barkman spent ‘Tuesday: home - Arent near ‘her | ¢———___+.—__________@ Moffit By MES. A. W. FAUST Mrs. Roy Dutton, Twilla Dralle and + Nora Allensworth of Bismarck called at the Dralle home lay. The high school play “Taking the Count” was very well attended on Friday night: * A at Bit ’ F. H. Pillsbury has taken over his lduties as cashier of the State Bank lof Burleigh county located in Sterl- Miss Mona Davis, activity specialist, will be-at the school house Friday eve- ing Dec. 10 for a talk on “Community Singing, Fun Nights;-and> Programs,” lat 7:45 o'clock. ~The Mother's Club will. hold their December meeting at the home of Mrs. 1A. W. Faust Thursday, Dec. 16th. Pot luck: lunch -will be served. - Trygg Sy MES. GEORGE NELSON Miss Leona Broehl, whose marriage {to Hugo Nelson will be an event of mid-December, was ‘honored at & bridal shower given at the Nels Nel< son home Suriday afternoon. About family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lander- holm and daughter, all of Bismarck, and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Scott and one week. Mrs. Ole Olson and ‘Mr. and Mrs, Dee Bailey called at the Ira B: one ‘Thursday. aid . and Mrs, James Olson, Glenn Olson, Abner Tryer and “Bud” Hennas called at the Ole Olson home Sun- Mr. and: Mr, Oliver Towseth were dinner guests a Ghylin h Sunday. note hows Callers at the Strand home Sun- day were Mr. Melvin Erickson visited with Mar- vin Brown Tuesday afternoon. Word has been received from Wil- liam Brown that. he arrived safely at Prosser, Wash., Tuesday. Among those attending the Soil Conservation meeting at. Wilton Wed- bazaar | Clarence Oscar Brostrom has been attending ene Pal Conservation meetings this week. The 13 telephone line members held their yearly meeting at the north schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burke were callers at the Clarence Peterson home Sunday. “Mr, and Mra, Clarence Peterson are the parents of a son, born lest week, at the Wilton hospital. eens E fe git ; at the Heinle rece! Richard, Rachel and Junior Heinle were callers at the Frank Bresden home Monday. }, were tly. RURAL CHURCH NOTICES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES E.E. Matteson and jaloom, CA B assocate ministers. Sunday schoo) at 10 a. m. Senior C. B at 7p. m. Wednes- day. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Wednes- Associate Minisi Sunday school, 10 a. m. Worship service, 11 a. m. Church of America Services every 8 et the school ‘howe at 10 am." EE Mattent tnt GA. s . A. Balcom, Sunday school at 11 a. m. Church service at 12, All services held in the school ArH Glendale tteson and C. A. Balcom, Associate Ministers Sunday school at 11 a. m. one Sun- 5 ’. 2:30 church school” saad 3:30 worship service. H.R. Senecal, Minister. DRISCOLL TUTTLE PARISH Rev. A. O, Borlang will be stalled by Dr. D. Stoeve, North Da- kota district president, on Nov. alst. Driscoll 11:00, Sundays at 10:30. Wing St. Ignatius Charch ‘Masses on second and fourth Sun- days at 10:30. Rev. George Kovitch, Pastor. REGAN GOSPEL TABERNACLE R. A. Griepp, Pastor. 10:00 a. m. school, A class for every age. 11:00 a. m.—Divine worship, in- spirational message by the pastor. 8:00 p. m. services, To Die for Murder Dalhover Hammond, Ind., Dec. 10—()— Diminutive James Dalhover, cold-blooded “trigger man” of the nefarious Brady gang which ter- Torized midwest bankers and busi- nessmen for more than a year, must die in the electric chair for the ruthless murder of State Policeman Paul V, Minneman. A federal jury deliberated only two hours and 17 minutes Thurs- Leth rea oon before reaching the vel Universal Bible Sunday. “The Woderful Testimonies. 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Tuesday, 6:30 p. m. Men’s Church club with Rev. Mandan as speaker. Thursday 7:00 p. m.—Junior C. FE. 3 . m.—Senior choir re- hearsal. ‘ e First Presbyterian Church of Baldwin H. R, Senecal, minister Services every other Sunday until further notice. Next service on 19th with Sunday school at 2:30 church at 3:30 p.m. DRISCOLL-TUTTLE PARISH Lather League at Driscoll 8:00. AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN PARISH. E. Oscar Pasi Saturda: i urday Bible school 2 p. m. Sunday Comm Malcolm Sunday school, 2:30 p. m. Service, 3 p. m, Wilton 5 Sunday school meets 10 a, m, All day for practice. The Christmas pro- gram is to be given Sunday, Dec. 19, at Gilbert Stewart of oy Dec, and |: ) Ladies’ Aid meets, Dec. 16, 2:30 P. m., at the H, C. Asplund home. MARIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Braddock G, Adolph Johns, Pastor. Dec, 12.Third Sunday in Advent. 2:30 p. m. Sunday school and Bible 3:00 p. m.—Church worship. rsd ion: “Greater Than the Great- After the church worship, the church board will meet, Asks Abandonment Of Railroad Probe ty 10—()—Senator eb.) Proposed Friday that the senate call off its railroad finance investigation as a gesture of good-will toward business. “The investigation 1s serving no good purpose,” Burke said. | COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDIN: Bismarek, North Daketa November 2nd, 1907, 10100 o'clock A. The B convened wi aon, Worner, Lein, Camero: Di nt. - The minutes of the October meeting i ‘were approved as corrected. Moved by Commissioner Worn seconded by Commissioner Lein t! the offer of Emma E. Falconer, Bi! marck, North Dakota, in the amount of $200.00 in payment of the taxes on id 32, pink? Moronale ion to e Bismarck be accepted. Z Roll Call; All members voted At this time the Board and approved voucher: 7470, inclusive, aubmitted by the Bur- leigh County Welfare Board, and ord- ered ts drawn for same. 1D. 1d, 1937, 4100 o'clock The Board of County Commiss! reconvened with all member: At this time t! approved Vouchers Ni inclusive, submitted County Welfare Bi ints drawn for Board adjourned 10 o'clock A. M,, November 3rd, November 3rd, 1937, 9:30 o'clock A. M- The Board of County Commissioners Feconvened with all members pri t this time the Board examin: and approved Vouchers No, 7663 to 31, inclusive, submitted by ti h County Welfare Boi ered warrants drawn for same. The Board adjourned to reconvene at 2:00 o'clock P. M. November Bed, 1987, 3:00 o'clock FP. M. P and ord- The Board of County Com rs reconvened with all memb ved of following bills were allowed, tt to due or delinquent pi ‘ty taxes, and warrants ordered for sam Scot Or in Albert B. Johnson, Mileage— Administration . Geors Clarid, laintenance William H. Wray, Services— Maintenance . Pete: Walter C. Bailey, Services— Maintenan ce James L. Sedivec, Jr. ices—Maintenance TaRyole Bide, ee eee Serve trom) W. F. Keeler, Services—Main- tena oe (Assigned ? Sheritt Fred tenance (Assigned Anstrom) rom) Dave Josephson, Maii ance . ed is Anstrom) iclyae) Brooks, Services—Main- 1 Bervices— m) Clyde Brooks, Services—Main- enance John Merkel, S Anstrom) John Merkel, Services—Main- tenance Vernon Peter: intenance . igned to Anstrom) Vernon Peterson, Maintenance Elmer Trygs, tenance (Assigned ne Sheriff Fred Services— Ans! com) C. EB. Cunningham, Servic Maintenance . +. Egner Swanson, Services— ia nance ned to Sheriff Fred rom Egner Swanson, Services— faintenance ... Carl Hatle, 8 tenance Biamarck Services—Mai Jp, Glanville, Mafhtenance « Donald B, Cement Johnson, U! ance Donald Mixer—Mainten- Cement ance . Lein Motor ance . n Machine Works, Re- Pate 1 ne aira— ance... CAssigned to Sheritt’ Fred ‘Anstrom) Floyd Billington, Ri Maintenance . Dak fa Tractor & Repairs—Maintenance tor & Equi! Co., Rep Dakota Tractor & Equi Co., Payment on Gra Maintenance er Coal Co. janitenance terial French Co., Suppli 3 vase Y¥ Supplie: laintenance Bismarck Lumber Co. Su! i—Maintenance . D, Concrete Products Cc Culverts—Maintenance . N. D. Concrete Products C Culverts—-Maintenance ... Farmers Union Oil Co., Gi ance 2 Lowell Christiansen & ihe Land Bank Commissioner, Moving fences—Admi: —Administration (hes igned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) Burel . Monro: Moving fence—Adminis' (Assigned aaak'H AE Bavete of Nor! 3 ‘ton t on Cert, of Ind. No, John Gra 0 ichn Cheemeiaee™ Bei, a8 County) (Balance Note if wonp Wi: Olson iimeryices— rasshopper pols Oscar H. Will é Co., Bt of Grasshopper p' Ol Peterson, enc! Institute John Flannagan, Servic Maintenance John Flannagai aU Olson, Services— r poison ig! on Rasch North Dakota, for the sum Oo! and that the Chairman Board and the County €2.40 | Security Envelope plies . 1,375.00 8.48 21.86 4.59 }knisnt Printing Co. pupils iu Cc. 10 Fred Anstrom) Office Specialties Co. Inc., Supplies Hillyard plies . tandard ing td . Pink Supply Co., Supplies Finney’s Drug Store, Sup- plies for Immunisation . Grocer: smi y plies for County Jail . Service Drug Store, for County Jail A. P. Lenhart, 14.28 174.55 30.60 17.00 29.30 13.36 2.04 4.08 6.40 .H, T. Perry, ices—County Jail E. J. Taylor, No. Dak. Theo. R. Taylor, Co. Tri ms 2b0e 117.87 2.00 5.00 18.00 124.30 25.00 60.00 John Gray, State Treasure: Care of insane Patients 3,566.40 capital Laundry Co, La (he Assigned m, Memorial, for October City of Bismarck, works Dept., Courthouse . ak, er Heat & Light . Northyres en Bell Tele: Bismarck Tribu: ing & Advertist; Moved by Commissioners Cameron, seconded 8; Commissioner Worn ul following Resolution be RESOLUTION WHEREAS, a petition to vacate a resolution adopted by this Board on the 6th day of June, 1934, purporting to open a County highway along the west side of Sections 24 and 25, and along the north side of Section 35, in Township 137, Range 80, was present: ed to this Board by Cari Oberly, trom hich petition and other evidence 1 to the Board, it app: 4 Carl Oberly is now and has een for more than ten years the owner of Lot 7, in Section 23, and Lote 2 and 3, in Section 24, Township 137, Range 80, and also the owner of urveyed lands lying between 8 thi establis! ed by the United States Governme: Survey of January 18 4 the prei ent north bank of the jour! Riv such land having been foi eretion, resulting from the receasion of the river southward since the United States Government survey of January 1899; and it turther appear- ing that no part of such land formed by, accretion has been surveyed or platted by the Unit tes Govern- tt adopted: line: ists sou located at the southeast Section 23, and the southwest corner lof Section 24, nor does any congres- sional section 1! exist on the south side of Section 24, Section 25 exists on the the Missouri River, in Burleigh Coun- ty; and it furthe: pearing that tl petition for the opening of said hig! way was never posted, nor was noti of hearing thereon served on the said Carl Oberly, and that the said Carl a time, sign or jand it further of the facts herein stated, lution adopted by this Bos on June 6, 1934, pur- porting to open a County highway along said section lines, was erro} eously adopted, due to a misunde standing of the facts ‘taining to the situation; * NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that that certain resolution adopted. June 6, 1934, purporting to open a County highway along the west side of Sections 24 and 25 and along the north side of Section 25, in Town- ship 137, Range 80, be, and the same nd rescinded. aye; ‘Cameron, rner, 3, Lein, aye; aye; and ‘icke, aye. Board adjourned to reconvene at 2:00 o'clock P. M. November 4th, 1837, 3:00 o'clock VP. M. The Board of County Commissioners reconvened with all memb: Present. The following allowed, subject to due or delniquent personal property taxes, and warrants ordered drawn for same: Dr, L, Corone! fees HR. B Edward 8. Allen, fees .. Ray Ulrich, Witnes Earl Schults, Witne 5 W, R, Ebeling, Witness feos Mary Cashel, Witness fees . R. H. Hi fe wi klin, Witn Rose Novy, Witness fees ... John Goldader, Witness fees Nick Klee, Witness fees . Don Schoeneman, Witn 2.68 |Di of the County Auditor be in- structed to execute a deed for said All members adjourned t Lots. Roll Call: Tl joard voted “ay 0 reco vel 30 o'clock A. M., November 1» 1987, 9:30 o'clock A. M. t. | Burleigh County; Owen L. Davis and The Bot t, |Feconvened The following bills were subject to due or delinquent roperty taxes, and warrants rsonal | Hi Agent, Travel expense . Alfred P, Ballweg, Travel ex- pense—Ass’t Co. Agent. Gladys L. Ni Bt Ci Loan. 'W. Larson, Salary Ci ; Ith Off., and Immunisza- tl 5 Sam Hel Th J. Bur! it. Court (Assigned t trom). Thos. J. Burke, Servic mi 20 |ty, residing in Burleigh 5.33 115.64 26.00 33.50 116, son, Medical services to Poor ...... Service Drug for poor oA jtrauss Clinic, Medi- rvices to poor : M. Fishe: 5.33 911.75 ministration 254.76 State Highway oP Co. share WPMH 174. » & aanintee -A— 2,308.61 Mai. ance . 359.94 Moved and carried unanimously that ra Dorothy, Argent, a single person, resident of Kidder County, residing in igh County, family, residents of 4: rist Doerr residing in Eddy County: nd family, r . residing in McLean Count: Hamilton and Henry County, inty; Vernon dents of Burleigh County, ing wu Sheridan County; Claude Litchfiel 4 , residents of Sargent Coun- County; Wal- ter A. Mehihoff and family, residents of Kidder County, residing in Bur- leigh County; Aldin J. Mueller and mily, residents of Burleigh County, ding in Dickey County; Theodore enschler and family, resid of esiding in Burleigh family, resi- Kidder residing in Burleigh County; Leonard Schuls and casallys, residents of McLean County, residing in Burleigh County; Anton Stein and tamil idents of of Burleigh County, residing {i County; and that sald agreements be executed on behalf of this Board by the Chairman thereof and attested to by the County Auditor. Moved by Commissioner Worne: ame! it motion, t of Sr aliens Justis port of be len, justice of the Peace, of fees collected durin: the month of October, 1937, approv and ordered filed. Report of H. R. Bonny, Justice of the Peace, of fees collected during the month of October, 1937, approved and R. Taylor, County month of October, proved a rdered filed. Report of Marie ent of Octob bach, County | W the M. Lo! ollected durin; and ir, 1937, approv 18.78 |X ordered filed. Report of Fred Swenson, ‘et Deeds, of tees collected 41 the month of Septenvar? 1937, approved and ordered filed. Report, of Chas. Fischer, Clerk of Court, of fees collected during the month of September, 1987, approved and ordered filed. Report of Sheriff Fred E. Anstrom of fees collected during the month v1 Oo. 1937, approved and ordered v4 ner Worner anc seconded by Commissioner Lein that the following lots be sold as recom- mended by the City Commissioners: Lots 23 and 24, Block 43, Flannery & Wetherby Addition, to John R. ia son, Bismarck, North Dakota, for not less than the fees of the general taxes and special, assessments; Lots 5-12, Block 28, Governor Pierce's Addition, to Geo, H. Miller for not less than $100.00; and that the Chairman oY the Board and the County Auditor be in- structed to execute deeds for above lots. Roll Call: All members voted “a: Moved by Ci seconded by Commissioner Lein thi the application of A. W. Gussner, Bismarck, North Dakota, for reduction of taxes on Lot 13, Block 50, Original Plat, for the years 1932, 1933, 1935 and 1936, he rejected, as recommended by. the Board ‘of City Commissioners. Roll Call: All members voted “aye.” The Board adjourned to reconvene at 9:30 o'clock A. M., November Sth, November Sth, 1937, 0:30 o’clock A. M. The Board of County Commissioners reconvened with all members present. Sheriff's Special Report No. 1 ap- the exception of Items No. 6, 12 & 14, which were rejected. Sheriff's Special Report No. 2 ap- proved. Sheriff's Special Reports No. 3 and 5 rejected. Sheriff's Special Report No. Proved as changed. Sheriff's Special Report No. Prthe Board adjourned ¢ Board adjourned to reconvene at 2:00 o'clock P. M. November 5th, 1987, 2:1 The Board of County reconvened with all m The following bills were 2 subject to due or delinquent personal property taxes, and warrants orderea drawn for sam Wing Ol! Co., Maintenance , Proved with 4 ap- 6 ap- Roan & Stra C! munization Clinic Quain & Ramstad Clini munization Clinic .. J. A, Kohler, Mileage Fred E. Anstrom, Mile Fred E. Anstrom, Mileage W. G. Worner, Services: Board of Managers—W. W jon: ervice & mileage . m, F. Fricke, Co. Commis- Services & Mileage J. M. Lein, Co, Commissioner, Services & Mileage ... C. A. Swanson, Co. Commis- sioner, Services & Mile- age 65a Ww. G. ner, sioner, Services The Board authorized ment of $1,500.00 to the County Welfare Board for the month of November, 1937. At this time the Board examined and approved Vouchers No. 7819 to 7847, inclusive, submitted by the Bur- leigh County Welfare Board, and or- dered warrants drawn for same. Commissioner apierase moved the adoption of the following motion: P RESOLUTION Be Is Resolved, That Sections 3 and 21 of that certain ORDINANCE REGU- LATING THE SALE AT RETAIL OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR WITHIN THE COUNTY OF BURLEIGH, NORTH DAKOTA, etc., which ordi- nance was passed and adopted by this Board of County Commissioners on December 3rd, 1936, be and here- by are amended and re-enacted to read as follows: “Section 8. LICENSES TO BE I8- SUED HEREUNDER. Licenses to be issued hereunder shall be of two nds, as follaws, to-wit: Whole- saler's and retailer's licenses. i The license fee for a wholesaler’s license shall be the sum of Five Hun- red Dollars for a six-month period as hereinafter provided, payable in cash, Retailer's licenses shall consist of On-sale licenses the Bi two kinds, to-wit: and off-sale licenres. The license fee for a gale license shall be the sum of 0) Hundred Dollars for six-month period (as hereinafter provided), pay- able in cash. 5 ‘The license fee for a retailer's off- sale license shall be the sum of One Hundred Dollars for a six-month per- jod (as hereinafter provided), payable in cash, unless the place licensed shall be within eight miles of any incor- porated city or village, in which case the license fee shall be the same Aas charged by the nearest city or village within said eight mile radius. Any leensee holding an on-sale license shall be allowed to retail off- sale without the payment of any ad ditional license fee, All license fees shall be payable semi-annually in advance at the time of the issuance of license, on the first day of January and the first day of July in each and every year; provided, however, that any person now possess- ing an annual license, and who has paid the sum of $200, therefor, in ac- cordance with the provisions of the existing ORDINANCE of this County, need not secure another license under the provisions hereof, until the ex- piration of such person's present li- Cense on June 80th, 1938." 5 “Section 21, TERMINATION AND REVOCATION OF LICEN! Tho licenses provided for in this resolution shall terminate on the 30th day of June, and/or the 31st day of Decem= ber in each and every year next fol- lowing the date of issuance, except as herein otherwise provided, or such shorter term as may arise by reason of the revocation of such license or licenses for cause which shall include among other grounds, the following: (a) The death of the licensee. . (b) When the Hcensee ceases do- ing business at the location licensed and @ permit for change of location has been denied. bi (c) When the licensee be adjudged ankrupt. (a) When the licensee be convicted of committing a felony or any other offense involving moral turpitude un- der the laws of the United St under the laws of any of the Sti 5 (e) When the licensee ceases to he a legal bona fide resident and citizen of the State of North Dakota. (ft), When the license or permit of the licensee from the United States Government to sell intoxicating Nquor has been terminated or revoked. (g) When the business of the li- censee at the location licensed shall be conducted in violation of health or sanitary regulations or other ord- inances, (h) When the licensee has made any false statement in his application for license. When any Ncense is terminated or revoked for cause, or the licensee vol- untarily ceases business, no part or portion of the license fee previously paid to Burleigh County shall be re- urned to the licensee or to th claiming under him. Any license issued under this lution may be revoked at any tim the County Commis: 3 of Bur- leigh County for cause; their decision as to what shall constitute sufficient cause shall be final, subject only to review by the Courts of this State. Upon revocation of any license, e County Auditor shall forthwith cause written notice of such revocation to be served upon the licensee within ten days in the manner provided by law for the service of a summons. The censee must si subject to prosecution for selling liquor without a# license after the daze of service. copy of this resolution, together and | t in with any amendments thereto, mi! furnished each licensee when rece! ing his license, and upon accepti the said license, the licensee agi ide by each and every rule and ulation herein contained.” commissioner Lein seconded said On roll call, the following Commis- stoners voted “aye”; Swanson, Wor- ner, Lein Cameron and Fricke. Moved by Commissioner Lein, sec- onded by Commissioner Cameron that Lots 21 and 22, Block 12, Village of Wing, id to Mrs. Ina Davis, Bis- marck, Ni 20.00, and that the Chairman of the ounty Board and the County Auditor execute a deed for same. Roll Cal All members voted “aye.” ‘tee Board adjourned, subject to call. GRACE LOBACH, County Auditor in and for Burleigh County. / VILLIAM FRICKE, | Chairman, Board of County