Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-26

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were .m1re thar SEQ ooo -Iohn.on a.
herited 8 deficit Of $500. me law
three dan,,ti.a and nna 49,
while the record. thst IT, I
Dnnh.r chier tnsnsctog 4 49,
had hi,aa. 40 mSrsc.. ~, ssrSyy.:
were desssnafei nj investirsfn,s
-sSAsl - $500
Iaomc Ruilalne loeseS.
f1e lnen .ianncned into An explAna-
tion oI q acme Buidinx aasocta-
.aon,. ~ oL.lnes tnree major
u.s1er Ire so.ca!lea lanustriai Pro
sEAH. the aspartnen was IN opera
Du!ss some ~ houses ena 2 barn.
and ~ m Fargo: The cost to the
49, eAceeas 2 ne sa1u, OF
ms amonnt.. $!VV;9g9 Wes secqred BY
ppFCpIisuo y AsIs ,Vo0
uue % ing bsnk q Nortn Oakota N
we way ~ tser!ss q ioens ma 2
.ne q me Dank Out q PUB
a. 1hsf tne Mwl spscl!icflly PC.
woes y 9 houses . c1kt
tgs.e .n1n - S,vvy; wHersaa tn9 rec
ords moved q the 9 ranges from
yO,ovv y : SzS,vgv. lne 9 OF
ms nouso pui!t I9s W!liiam
rns cvss rnn - etner aonses aneed
SS'Svv 70 ,41l;isz. !ne Porse
outl. ioE Geo. ~. mHi!aGe, FORMER TAX
comH11ssioher, ~ ?1I,1y2. ne SAID.
,.nan1sei e ne assocaauon was
~ a,L3auHs. ne saAu, 70 nave n nous
? oSSuplsu llAt ne saye tne people
.ol Wnom 7tney were W.T. possession
Mo..oonIs sne nv COSY naa Dsen oetef-
. m,nsu Anu Delofee tnney naa pal 1or
ue
HouA49 Not fssu For.
I{he. new administration has found
tnat hesennousc are being occupied
py people VINO nave NOT patd for them
ana VINO refuse 20 9 any money be-
cause they say tAat h cost q ex-
ceeded the figures, and the estimates
SVEN them by the Home Building as
soes. '.sn
a. enen elaans tot1s ~, ne said. The
tn,unniaeas e. coss q He,vov. DlL me &C
va g eose eacHeaeo the espmatss from
~ - -nIsHl.e. 49, nc e1so.
1he a.anrds ~ TO SssSn easmspy
their oburldon. to fha 100 ana =,
fuse to move out. @%
To Determine The point It issue. the
q number Of suits in Burleigh county.
The state stands to lose, whichever
way the case goes, he said. II the
courts decide that the people can keep
thelr houses at the flsurss quoted
tnenl Inc state VAL haYe: to pay the
Da4ance. II tne courts declde tpat tne
sLAIe can coliect the iult % g 81 the
sYull.nss. many u tHe people van
.ho - y ~ Houses VIII pc on
n ~ seaee nanas- a ~ OF PEG
NO, ra ~. .spolee ~ .nI. .noy Wou!o ICY
No .a;a 10 A. ~. ~. wuulu mpYe'
n,i.iona. o1n :. 1851 tolHsI S4M-:
house whan ha $500 3. $500 nY
moro 3han No .araad ~ Soss ~;
house has heen' "a ~. - ~ n;.m. rnI
ali winter - : =, $50. - -
ThA record. .h,v ~. Az
has lost mos than r. "a nnn 80 :
nresent ,tin.. arI 4 ..sI.t Jtn.aN.t
least se5O 0no .Morsr-s. ) -t M -
have ths nae ~ ~ .tth.. sssn aNn
al has r,nnev ,,sasag fo.
twenfv vear. To- ~ - -:
sneonie shava twantv {, ~
pav far th.;- bons go =. 49, ~ w. &.
800 -: ~ ID!
$3.50 9sHss41 Oun a6 menu. 81
"a poke then 81, the number d
who were employed hy53.tttkee
Home sBgildinE a..ocisutoh VIZ ~
are absent from the state. One OF
thess.i lis JamessBaker.ssk who MssssnII
Rplcgsd 3 tagpeftntsnde1 con
strudtdon.A He would e AsaMtterfAi
witness in the law suits, Mr.. Shafer
said, but unfortunately his homo Is
IN London, England. and he has gone
there. Another is F. r. PoAard, Who
was 'purcnaeins agent and VINO tray-
eieu al over tne n pur-
cn ae Ior tne ASSOCIATION: Just .be-
= .ue aaeocaauon ceased operatlon
re oroe1ed a quarter OF q
!ara worth Of !um9er IN Alnneapol1s.
rart. OF tnls lumber was delivered.
aLIer when the contract was can
ceAea: Inis mas nled q SUI
Ior @1o,ooo against the state tore
cover loss OF pronts on the
e several othe: employees Of the