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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

' NeolSc h.-LoI D, Dlk. L, Ou-
yer. Tax. .................. .$2.1O
Rohb, W. H.-N. E. u of Sec. q,
Twp. Z, S. R. 6 W. 100 acres.
Lax ................. .$62.O2
Robertson, Charles A.-Lots 1O-11-
II, blk, 8; lot 10. blk. 10; lot l,
blk. II; lot 3, blk. 13; lot Z, blk
II; lot 3, blk. 19; lot 13, blk 20,
all in Kingwood Park. Lot Is,
blk. B, West Salem. Tax. >. .$5O.16
Robertson, Vira-For description see
Vol. SO, Page ATS, Deed Record
Sec. 2S, Twp. 7 S. R. W. 5O-1OO
acre. Lot s, blk. 2; lot 2-3-15-6-
1918, blk 8; lot 7, blk s.; lot 10,
blk 4. All in Kingwood Park.
lax .............-.... $62.32
Rogers. David G.-For description
see Vol. 81, Page 617, Deed Rec
ord. Sec. u, Twp. 6 S. R. 8 w.
PIP acres. Tax. 81. "a
Rowe, Ernest, J. O. Nicholson, Agt.
Lots 1-2-3-4-5, blk B. 1st Add.
Falls City. Tax. .$1S.49
Schriver, Vesper D.--Beg. 67.7O chs.
S. of N. E. cor. of E. Mcdaniel D.
L. C. W. 1858 chs; N. 24.55 chs.
E. 1888 chs; S. 24.55 chs. to p.
o. b. Sec. 50, Twp. 7, S. R. 4 W.
so acres. Tax. $40. 40
Searle, Olaf O.-S. E. u of See. %,
Twp. 7, s. R. 6 W. 16O acres,
Tax $3.50
Sears, Mary Lot !, blk. II. Le-
vens L. H. Add. Dallas. Tax $16,4O
Shuck, Frank M.--Beg. 17.46 chs.
W. of "a Sec. cor. bet. Sees 1892.
N. 60 deg. Is min. E. $50 chs; N.
S5 deg. E. 1880 chs; N. AZ deg.
80 min. E. 896 chs; N. 45 deg. E.
81 ks; S. 6 deg. Is min. W. 4.6j
chs; S. 3S deg. E. 9.32 chs; W.
31.3O chs. to p. b. Secs 3l-32,
Twp. 9 S. R 5 W. 1876 acres.
|
Shumway, Herbert-N. W. "A of S,
w. "A of See. 10, Twp. 7 S. R. Z
W. 40 acres. Tax. 90
Smythe, Peter V.-For description
see Vol. 63, Page PIG, Deed Rec
ord. Sec. 20, Twp. 5 S. r. q W..
1890 acres. Tax. .$l4.00
Sooysmith, Harold-For description
see Vol. 63, Page, Is, Deed Rec
ord. Sec. %, Twp 7, S. R. 3 w.
1.39 acres. Lot 16, blk. 3; lot 4
1917, blk. 10; lot 14-15, blk. Il;
lot 8, blk. %; lot 3, blk 8; lot .
S-4, blk. 20; lot IS, blk. l9; lot
2-3, blk IS; lot 4-10, blk. 10, All
in Kingwood Park Tax. .$71.44
Spering, A. L. & G. A., Andrew
Nelson, Agt.-Beg 1871 chs. b. OF
S. w. cor. of J. Carmack d. |. c,
N. 26.05 chs; E, n ks; S. 26.0o
chs; W. to p. o. b. Secs. 2o-29,
Twp. s S. R. 4 W. 2 acres
lax '.''','',n,''I,',t.' ~ hlt 1G
Stockweli' "A, -. Il YIN, e5 7C
- hlngwooa e arA' s,oIots "H 5-e hIk
Stone Geo. " ura1e s I"SononSence %
D. "nl'eS Ao'' "a o.
Strong, L. W.-Lot 2, Strongs Fruit
rap' yW ~ op: 60 aorss Tax $2.84
G. ,,hhlefeId h. hJ Ira~.Beg. 2o.92 chs. S
ond : o6 chs f. of n. E. cor. of K
anu -t 80 :n' G & 70 chs w
~ co S'"I "Ln 9 20 f. w. 6.S5 chs
10 II, ~. ~ - ~ "a dno w of D. o. b.
~ wy, ~ " \ sse & Twp. s S. R
wv q "a ,oros Tax $3.50
w, o'J' ~ TJot . Of Eagle Cres'
o~eehes, - g. . Twn 7 s r. 4 W
Urehalu' VI @ 'yro Tov slO.S(
~ I ~ aeisS' e NJ int, in N. W. J!
loWnsehu, u, u, - " Coa * Twn 7 S
Oh N W. "a VI no. 81 a,
H. w. ~ uuo;rs,,-Reg
, Townsend, ira o. iieirS q y y a
chs. W. OF N; T. cor 1n w w O. g a. nhs - s
S. E. "a OF sec; a. W w. ~ y 1' abs +,
10 chs; H. . CHS ~, SP q w
: p. o. b. Sec. IL, Twp " " o, q,
6 acres. Tax .'''','' -
! Voget, Anna--For description O., se
Vol. 81, Page "a, Deed Record oe'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

Empire Investment Co. Inc.-Lots 10.
3-11-l2, blk. l; lot 2, blk. s: lot 1
blk 6; lots 1-2-3-4-14-15-16, blk 7: lots
1-2-3, blk. 8; lots 4-5-6-7-S-, blk. 9. all
in Sheridan View Acres, Secs 25.
1896, Twp. 6 S. r. W., 217.39 acres
la1 .'',',.......... $685.
Everhart, j. We. two-thirds Of lots
10-11-l2, blk. l, Levens 3rd Add. Dal-
las. Tax .s1S,45
Fiddler, Rosa, Estate" (J. J. Fiddler.
Agt)-Lot 2, blk. 3, Levens First
Add to Dallas. Tax .s3S az
Finch, w. C-Lot 2, blk. 80, Thorps
Independence. Tax 30
Fouchs, ]. RE " of S. w. n and
lots "a of Sec, 30, Twp. 5 S. R. 7
w., 161 acres. Tax. .s27. 60
Gilcher, Estella-Beg. from N. e. cor.
OF w. }, Berry d. |. C. w. 1872 chs;
and 1858 chs. S. and N 35 degrees S
minutes 17.77 chs and N. 81 degrees
55 min. E. II 25 chs. to the D. O. b.:
N. "a degrees 55 minutes e. 1125
chs; N. 35 degrees minutes w.
S.SS chs; S. 81 degrees 55 minutes
w. 11.25 chs. S. 35 degrees min
utes e. SSS chs. to p. o. b., Secs.
5-S, Twp. 10 s. R. 5 W, 10 acres.
Lax .'............. $3.50
Goodnough, A. L.-Beg. 1886 chs. E.
of N. e. cor. of T. Holcolmb d. |. C.
S. $50 chs; E. 615 chs; N. $50
chs; w. 6.15 chs. to p. O. b., Sec. 8,
Twp. 7 S. r. 6 w., acres. Tax $1.10
Graves, Abbie D.-Beg At #. N. of
S. w. cor. of lot 6, blk, 10, Thorp's
independence N. 13 it.; E. 120 it.; S.
13 it w. 12O #. to p. o. b. Lots
2-3 fr lot 4-5, part lot 6, blk. 10,
Thorp's independence. Tax. 1886
Gregory, Edward EN-. W. a of Sec.
16, Twp. 8 S. R. s W., 16O acres.
Tax ..........,......... .$16.24
Griffin, H. C O.-Beg. go chs. e. of
N. w. cor. of Sec. 16, S. Is chs. W.
rs chs. to N. W. cor. of ]. Kramer
d. |. C. intersecting Co. Rd. Nerly
along said rd. to S. line of l. L, Stod-
dards line; E. to p. o. b; Sec. 16,
Twp. s S. R. 6 w, 30 acres.
Tax ................, .@lo.5o
Halstead, e. B. & Ethel-Lot 80 of
Strong Fruit Tract No, /, Sec. 30,
Twp. s S. R. 5 W.,10 acres. Tax $3.O4
Hanslmair, j. M-Lots IL, Johnsons
Cherry Orchards, Sec. 22, Twp. Z S.
RAW, 1913 acres. Tax. .$11.96
Hanson, Earnest, L. & E. Wilson, Agt
A strip 60 it. wide off of N. side
of lot 1, blk /, Germantown, Dallas
Part lot /, blk Germantown, pa, a.
Harris e Blot 4, blk. 8, Polk Add.
Willamina Tax. .$1.4O
Hart m'Ptic Patrick-Lot Of Sec. Z, Twp. 9
iie,s, D W.N n u of N w. n; lot
. H. c. WI 70 ~ rwn W. as R SW' $50
! as oa oeIi raT ,9' i"p .$S7 2S
acres acres; G. Craig. r, F. A. Turner Agt.-
Lot 5 of Hartley & Craig Fruit
Tracts, Sec. 10, Twp. 7 S. R. 3 w,
n acres Tax. $1,000
,du.,ool, ~ "o0 NJ HNFor description see
harvey 1T, CO. p, porn a. 30 Deed Record, Sec.
os Woi' no 90, as 6 r. r 2 w. 14O acres.
2S' Iwp; = = ,,I, p 4 A. lots 2o.21 blk Is;
Lots 3-o,t, DIX. s,. - ,at ,t' blk 1S: lots
lot IA, DIX; ~ 10. 70, T;rDwood q O,N PARK
I'll, Dix H. All III NiDe s3914
uarvie D. W.-Beg. 1851 chs, S. 81
af dfESsss Wms Meyer N eadf d + c. N. 50 degree:
q minutes 1y 9s 95 r. cbs bs'e' N s - 25 chs. to
cns,' " Sec s2 twp. s S. R. W.,
p. o. D., oeG; oS o. i"r ... $S1.92
Is acres Tax. Aa.E1,stotooIIots 1914,
Hickman, ]. c. Estate & no rax s172
volmes' d1nes'' webster-Lots 14-15, blk !, !, |,
,dd Nast Salem Tax $l.l4
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

d real property e
',,y, \, state of Ore
VA 'a,,StI,ed for Delin-
"A for the year
'snppt is author
's,iIpd. in Chapter
Laws Of oregon, re .h l.
ylS session OF the
the following
real property
october 6, 1913,
b . penalty OF
Il ,srsst at the rate att,
apnum, until the
I, been paid .,l |
\ r4KrI given that SIX
taxes charged
~ real property,
~ a 1sSt, S1 the sheriff as
Tissue Certificates
zIr,t the said prop
~ taxes. The said
k'yunlency VIII 'Dedi
a, A is per cent per
rtjficates are re-
sfter the expira-
rom the first date
,ay tax, included in
Inquency, the hold
M may cause Sum
I'M the owner of the
m the certificate,
4 that he will ap-
Turt Of the County,
3srty in situated. for
N the lien against
doped is such GER
Inscription see Vol.
1ppd Record. Sec.
IW, con. 145 acres.
.$29.55
ots "a, blk. 2, Fair
Tax. .... .$22.55
n BOG. 16 chs. S. &
\. 3. cor. of ]. Shell
1ll chs; N. 1.99 chs;
lss chs. to p. 0. b.
S. R. 6 W., con.
.$16.77
s-Beg. at N. w. cor.
! Ihorps Add. to lnde-
IT,; s. so it.; w.
10 D. 0. b. Part of
'''p' s22.1O
'i,i.' !, -, E.e hlk "a.
',.."o uv.9 Tax 1927
',Itri ,o',i.1o and S9-1O0
! 'v V,do of lot @. w.
81 I'uT Twn = g r 2
!. ,ots 10 hlk l.
's,'SS,int11o19 ,'S All blk
4 sSI Sa,om Tay s21 is
,.,,S y ~ Nos 4e-51.56 of
'''C Sao . Twn & s
IN "A a. of Tract No
\, va a. o-7o.7A-So .oG-
,o. IN me proadmead
! T''n r'v-VS & G r ( w
!, IVY + Ots g blk d.
n. A. ,nt 10 . hi IL. 1ot
vi NJ Nh ~ IA proadmead.
W ''A' ~ s1oe OS
~ ~ u ~ g r Y of
" y = wv AZ acres
- w." ak 51
nj u.a Ok cbs = of
4 \, q N % chs r.
N, \ ,hs ~ w 1150 chs
4 |, Tu,n q G p q w
3 4 S24 0S
= N MI a K;nepwood
Vs." 90 Ak 90
4 ~ N n u os NJ
- = rwn W. g G p w
- s1O %
4, rd;tbE of lot
Z ,omorv's nor,.' Falis I C;tv,
fi1 ''''''' s1o on
In. ,,.',,.s IA HI !. lots
nN,To-,9Oit1s1e17 u',T
l.,s.7.io.1a.1a.15 blk
M 4. ,ot- az blk
\, MD ,. ~ Lots o,io.11.
-. ~ ,'A sboridar Id, View
l,3s d TIVE Twn 'us. g g p ?
"'y, Tor VIZ z; s15o 6o
!, AZ ja1,l hi . cernan. n
nav ''N s1e Ak
m - III. n "a n
rso 20 90 O'He III, D IN T,rs, ,
'SS,V'' To~ ''N' ~ go = "a n
H.. 20; zoo m Nj d
M ctv '9otO' To- 'is 90 4G
T., NV. 10 "a, IA. :'.%Ss' . ~
~ NV L. DIN o. HtnH se ts
V a. |lot !, III, . ~ ~. ~
D'' - oiN' o. a. n,nS az
'@'''' plisf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

dale ADD, InueptnuchNSt
Oregon and California r. II Co.-Lot
of Sec. 5, Twp. 6 S. X W"
acres: Lot 4 of Sec. 2l, TWP. 8. 5. n,
SW / acre: Lot Of Sec. 3. TWP
r. W., 4 acres; Lot 8 OF sec. l;
Twn 9 s. w. 4 acres; Lot OF
Sec o TWP. Q S. X. 4 W., acre:
lot 9 Of Sec. 10, Twp. 9 S. r. 5 w, .
acres. Lots 1924 of Sec. 3. Twp. Z
r. W.. "a acres; S. w; a o1
n n Y and lot l Of Sec. 5, Twp. .
SR W, IS acres; S. W, u OF D.
p Y of Sec. 5, Twp. Z S. X W.
400 acres; N. Z. Y, n. w. a. >, W.
" and s. e. 4 of Sec. z. Twp. .
RsW. e54 acres; S. E. z OF y. p
Y. s. E. 4, s. Y Of S. W. =, Lot !
Sec 9. Twp. I S r. s w, 81
.crss. 2 u Of n. E. u, n. E. y o
! sW. Y, 8. n Of S w. y, 5; T. i
N Sec IL, Twp. Z. S. Y. s W. so
acres: e. X Of 6 ". X. y. Z. = Q
I u. S.W. 4 Of S. Z. 4 OF See
y Twp. I S. r 6 W. iso acres
Sc. x Of s. Z. Il Of Sec q IwI y
n - RsW. 40 acres; y = 4, NV
w. Sc. u OF Sec. ", W.
7s r W. $40 acres; y = 7
n W. u, S. W. u. s E. z Of se
"a rvp I S. r. s W, ssl acre
i n OF NE. y. NV. y, S T. 4
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-02-09

Polk Co. Lbr. Co, D. = -
"A, agtWWnb of S. W. "a; S. =. a a
Of S. W. u; S. W. "a of 5; ~ f. Z q
Of Of Sec. 80, Twp. s S. R. 6 W. Al :
% - bee. S.3S chs, E. of S. W. cor OF O.
Brown d. |. c. W. II chs; D.
1850 chs; E. p chs; n. l2.9O ems IS
to'Io to D. o. b. Also beg. 1.72 ,;t chs; E. E,
Of s W. cor of said d. !: c. W. i''z
oh Oh. " n. 80 deg. 30 min. W. lS chs
' p dec. E. 1857 chs. to Grant
Creek; S'erly up sd. Greek to p
. orisA :, iEz 5 A. Sees. 27-34, T, Twp p
SsR. g. ! 6 W. 179 acres. Tax $4.sd
porlisou. NJ. A.-Lots 1-2-3,4-5,6-I- I-
rOsllJT Ossoll'J1Tai1-12-18-1+15, blk. NJ. " Wa, a
o.. Add. West Salem. Tax S24''u
Dc Frank LIS. u of S: y OF
rrIse' Sae 2 Twp. 10, S. R. Z W. Als9 Sc
Sr L, st s. W. cor. of Se,. = n
az az; chs; E. 40 chs; S. o.S' ems. ms
' ", chs E. of Il sec. cor. bet; T; Sec
Es W. 5 chs; 5. 3l.63 ems.
y 40 chs; S. S.S7 chs; E. to cen,
e.. z, - of Luckiamute R.; n. W aons 15
ter s TI p t1 to p. o. b. See. 2, Twp. 9. u u
So H' ". sO7 acres. Tax sos !,
:. H. r-Tot 81. blk. K. Fall;
Redmon' ). r '''' .sl.7.
city. Tax
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
TAKE WATCH
AND WAD FROM
n. P. EMPL0YE
F. r, Bertrand "Touched' by
Robbers Who Entered Pas
senger Coach at Wilton
(SpecjaI to Tribune.)

Wilton, y. D., April 27.-F. r. Ber-
trand, conductor Of the passenger
train on the Pngree-Wilton branch
of the Northern Pacific, was the vic
tim of robbery Monday night, the
thieves securing l1.jewel Hamilton
watch, $35 in money, and a pocket
book containing Mr.. Bertrand's annu-
al pass. The robbers entered the
passenger coach where the train
crew sleeps, as the train remains in
Wilton over night. The coach door
was unlocked in order to allow Night
Waterman G. w. Hatfield to keep up
the fires.
No trace of the robbers has been
found, although search was made as
soon as the loss was discovered, and
the suppostion is they made their
getaway before daybreak. Several
suspicious looking men were seen
about town Monday and the crime
may be the work of these itinclants.
A second attempt to enter one Of
the coaches was made Tuesday night,
but the door was locked, as the crew
was sleeping in the baggage car
The lock in the door of the coach
was "iimmied," but the would-bc
thieves could not gain an entrance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
ATHLETIC MEET
MAY Be STAGED
At UNDERWOOD
Mclean County Contest to Be
Held in June-Washburn
Won Honors Last Year

Wilton, n. D., April 27.--Interest
among the various schools Of Mclean
county in the fourth annual track and
field meet. which will probably be
held the first part of June. is be
ginning to assume active proportions.
Very little outdoor work has been
done, due to the cold wet weather
which has prevailed during the past
few weeks, but as soon as the first
warm day appears the candidates for
athletic honors will don their toys
and begin active training.
Underwood viii, in all likelihood,
be again chosen for the meet, being
centrally located and having the best
facilities for a track and field meet
Wilton scholastics won the honors
the first two years, and Washburn
was the winner last year, with vii.
ton in second place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
TOBACCO HABIT f.. r
EASILY OVERCOME

A New Yorker Of wide experience
has written a book telling how the
tobacco or snuff habit may be easily
and completely banished in three
days with delightful benefit. The au-
thor, Edward J. Woods, 1923, + Sta.
ton E, New York City, will mail his
book free on request.
The health improves wonderfully
after the nicotine poison is out Of the
system. Calmness, tranquil sleep,
clear eyes, normal appetite, good d.
gestion, manly vigor, strong memory
and a general gain in efficiency are
among the many benefits reported.
Get rid of that nervous feeling; no
more need Of pipe, cigar, cigarette,
snuff or chewing tobacco to pacify the
morbid desire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
BOATS START LOADING ORE
Steamers Leopold and Block Taking
on Cargoes at 500 Dock for
Trip Down Lakes.
Especial to Tribune.

Duluth. Mimi, April 27.-The first
boats to begin loading ore in the Du-
Iuth-Superior harbor this spring are
the steamers Leopold and Block,
which are taking cargoes today at
the 500 dock The Leopold will take
cargo of 10000 tons, while the
Block will take 10000. The ore be-
ing loaded is from the Guyana range
and is owned by the Inland Steel
company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
a Little Musterole

And Musterolc won't blister like the
o1d-jaslioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it OH with your fingers. 1t pcnc-
trates to the sore spot with a gentle
Jingle, loosens the congestion and draws
OFT the soreness and pain '.,,. ~.
Musterole is cleal,' white. ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t is fine for
quick relief for sore throat bronchitis,
tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma, nett
ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill
dren. Keep it handy for instart use.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
POPCORN CONTESTS
FOR SANBORN KIDS

Sanborn. y. D., April 27.-rndel
the direction of the Sanborn CONNER
cial club. a popcorn contest will be
held in this city this summer. The
club has already offered consider
able omount of money in prizes.
Children entering the contest must
be from western Barnes county. must
plant fifty hills of corn and must cul
tivate it themselves. All the exhibits
will be brought to the fall fair at San
born to be judged.
Seed will be furnished free to con.
testants by the First National bank
of SanbOrn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
MINING MEN MAKE OFFER
Anaconda Mining Company Offers
State ofsMontana 1900 Acres
for Garden Purposes, VI

Helena, Mont. April 27.-The Ana
conda Copper Mining company has
offered the state Of Montana the use
Of 1000 acres or more of land for
a year upon which to raise garden
and other crops needed by the state
prison, insane asylum and tubercu-
losis sanitarium. it was announced
today. The offer was accepted.
Warden Frank COnley Of the state
penitentiary will do the farming with
convicts and will begin blowing 1909
acres Of irrigated land at once Be
tween 1000 and 1900 acres of dry
land will be planted to wheat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
GIVE CONVENTION REPORTS
(Sneciai to Tribune.)

Jamestown, n. d., April 27.-Ten
young ladies attended the recent
Young Womens Christian associa-
ton convention, held at Valley City,
lege syesHiA devoted session of
the Association to enthusiastic re-
ports SSEa sssxperiences. Those who
attended were: Grace Fulton. Mary
Staples, Jennie Lusk. Eldora Ellis
worth, Pearl Bauer, Ida Jacobson.
Florence Wilson. Ruth Hunt, Stella
Ebersole and Hattie Perry.
The delegates from the Young
Mems Christian association to the in
terstate convention held at Aberdeen
We're Arthur Lawrence, Alfred Dale,
Guy Muir. Hugh Wright Frank
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Bismarck, n. D., April is, II.
70 the City Commissioners,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Gentlemen:
am in receipt of the following
communication from Bismarck Wat
or Supply Company in reply to my re-
quest in March that they make such
service connections and repairs for
the installation of mains as might
be necessary in Paving District Mum
bers 1 and 2, prior to the time that
the contractors were ready to lay
paying:
"Mr. 7. r. Atkinson, City Engineer,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Dear Sir:
Yours of the the 5tl suggesting
that the department put in such ser
vices and make any repairs to mains
and other parts to our system that
are necessary before. the pavements
are put down is at hand. In reply I
wish to state that the department
has made contracts for the neces-
sary materials for putting jim servic-
es. The department will not put in
any services unless application is
made by the owners of property
where there; is buildings on same
and they agree to take water. Ser
vices will be put in vacant premises
if applications are made by the own
ers and pay for installing of same.
This amount paid for services for
vacant premises will be refunded up
on buildings being constructed and
consumers using water.
Very truly yours,
'Bsmarck Water Supply Company,
Jno. Caultield, Mgr"
Do you think it would be advisable
to advertise this in the official paper
OF the city in order that property
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
JAMESTOWN WOMAN DEAD
Mrs. Jesse E. Bonn, Wife Of Rea:
Estate Dealer, Passed Away
at Family Residence.
ESPECIAL to Tribune. J

Jamestown, \. d., April 27.-Mrs
Jesse E. BONN, Sc years, wife OF w
A. BONN, prominent real estate man
Of Jamestown, passed away at the
family residence mere yesterday
Death was due to tuberculosis. Fun
eral services will be held from the
Mr. E. church tomorrow afternoon,
Rev. r. A. olsen officiating. Inter.
ment will be made here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
MANDAN BOOSTERS
TO BANQUET MAY "a
Especial 10 Tribune.)

Mandan. N. d., April 27.-The an
nual banquet Of the members Of the
Mandan Commercial club will be held
in the club rooms Monday evening,
May II. This date was decided upon
at meeting of the directors held
Monday evening Of this week. e. ".
Miller was appointed to have fun
charge of the affair.
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USE YOUR CALM JUDGMENT
Attorney C. S. Buck Of jamestown
Addresses College Students on
SeIective Consumption.
Especial to Tribune.0

Jamestown, y. d., April 27.-"tsc
your calm judgment in order that
your service might be rendered in
the most effective way" This was
the message given to the young men
of jamestown college by Attorney G.
S. Buck of this city. speaker at the
patriotic exercises given by the Aketa
literary society this week. The at
torncy unreservedly endorsed the
presidents plan of discriminatory
CONSUMPTION and urged the young
men of the college not to give way
to misguided fervor.
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DOUGHERTY FILES
HIS APPLICATION
Especial to Tribune.)

Jamestown, n. D.. April 27-COach
Bud Dousherty of Jamestown col
lege and several of the upper class
men Of the college have filed their ap-
plicatiOn for admission TO the Off
GERS training corps at Fort Smelling.
Bud" Dougherty was captain OF d
prize company at st. Thomas college
some years ago and is already pre-
pared for active service as a drill
master.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
STATEWIDE REUNION
OF ALUMNI PLANNED

Valley City, N. D., Apri! 27.-'Statc-
wide reunions Of alumni of the Valley
City Normal school are proposed by
the Alumni association, May being
set apart as "All-North Dakota Valley
City Normal day.
Anna K Cook, secretary or the
Alumni association, has addressed
letter to the alumni throughout the
state to observe the day properly.
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WILTON ORGANIZES
COMMUNITY CLUB
lSpeciaI to 1ribune.l

Wilton, n. d., April 27.-The Viii
ton Community club is the name CT
new organization of business men
and farmers of Wilton and vicinity
which was put in operation this
week. The officers are:
G. W. Stewart, president: H. W.
Gray, first vice president; j. J.
Schmid, second vice president, and
c. G. Mathys, secretary-treasurer
Good roads will be an important fca
ture of the clubs activities
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
NANDAN GETS CONVENTION
Annual District Meeting OF Lutheran
Young Peoples Societies to
Be Held July 1928.
(SpeciaI to Tribune.)

Mandap, \. r., April 27.-Arrangc
ments were made today to hold the
annual district meeting Of the luth
eran Young Peoples societies in Man
dan on July q and %.
The district is composed Of the
territory between Bismarck and
Beach, and the attendance will as
gregate several hundred.
The committee present to make
preliminary arrangements for the
event consisted of Rev. C. J. Fylling
Carl Keidel of Mandan; G. n. Livdahl
and Rev. O. r. Svore of Bismarck
and Rev. f. J. SWensOn of Belfield
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
LIMIT SALOONS To SIXTY
License Fee Placed at 81 1000 Per Year
by City Commission Of
Superior, Wis.

Superior, Wis, April PA limit
Of sixty saloons, with an annual IL
ccnse fee of 81, 900 was decided upon
at the annual meeting of the city
commission of Superior held today.
A drastic ordinance under which the
saloons will be regulated was adopt
ed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
ERECT S|X-STORY BUILDING
International Bank of Minot to Let
Contract for New Home on
Present Site.
Especial to Tribune. J

Minot, n. d., April pa slX-story
bank; building with full basement tc
be erected on the site Of the present
uilding will be uilt here by the First
international bank, according to an
nounSement made today. The struc'
ture Mill " 25Nl4o feet and will be
consENe1A of reinforced concrete
and TllFh iireproof throughout. The
five upper stories will be made into
Office rooms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27

SoIenite t!ere-John c. Leach, pho
ncer SoJenite, was in Mandan yester
day looking after business matters
He returned this afternoon.
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Hebron Merchant Here-G. II. Ur-
ban, member of the Urban Mercantile
of Hebron, was in Mandan
yesterday looking after business mat
terS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27
NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST

| Brown, Roland Badger, John Buck
and Harvey Ferguson. Mr.. Dale was
made chairman of the North Dakota
delegation to the Geneva convention
| in June.
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MANDAN NEWS

Mrs. HelbIng Leaves-Mrs. Frank
Helbling departed yesterday morning
for Rochester, where she was en-
tered at the Mayo hospital today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-27

Hazen Cashier Here-LCashicr Roby
of one of the Hazen banks was III
Mandan yesterday looking after bust
ness matters. He returned today.