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Evening star., 1926-11-15

DOW \ | ON y.
Opposite I. 5. Chamber OF
Commerce; comfortable: walk
ing distance Of everything: rea-
souable. Sl4 Connecticut ave.
Franklin 34O2. l7*
RENT ROOMS--FUk. l. UNFUR.
BURLINGTON HoTEI. IIe0 Vermont ave;
service. s!b ' 'Hp mont @ NV ~" persons.
sl20. Also Lonsehst ping abA!iMents ~;
.-f1le % call Main $3.50
400 IluA ST NE--Two furnished or un
furnished rooms. ktehene,te steam heat
electricity rent 'h~ap.,
ONE OR TWO roons furnished or unfur
buildings: chesp Franklin o347. l5'
illa NJ ST. NV = Rooms, furnished or ."-
tuf"ished kas. eler, well heatea 10
RENT ROO,lS-UNFGKNIsHND.
l7iI and coi,mbiA I'd -Thr+t; ait outsS,ds; ;
as,a. heaa eles'rs apd Fa' furnished; $40 i:'e
BEAUTIFUL NEW APT. 3 ROOMS, KITcH-
en and bath open fireplace. elevator service !:
suitable ior studio or bachelor Apply
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
55Oe 9th ST. N.W-Twc bright r91ms
kitchen. porch. bath gas electricity ana hot
water heat: convenient to car line: reason
able. I'd
461s 4th ST. Nw--3-room. bath. house
keeping apt. large porch: no children; S+n
gas and elect. included --- -
1921 NEW JERSEY AVE. :Nw1seeena t.,S. saa
floor. three rooms. Kitchen ana psth gas
sud heat included: rent reasonable 10
and porch: newly decorated: heat. gas. slec
and phone service. 81 30 10
14"3 MERIDIAN--Two rooms and porch
ieasonaele' i;a S 1@'' Coz. aG i"sIf i14fs. A'' WV"
I4l2 VARNUM ST. NV unfurnishesi
rooms with private bath: close to car ana
husses: unlimited phone. Columbus 4s4o'
800 + NE.--Two rooms. private bath. n
W H.. elec gas range: newly decorated near
all cat.: reasonable. - 10
oaI JEFFERSON ST. NV rooms. kitch-
-nettr senIi-prvate bath; new home SINK
range $50. IT.
1880 lIth ST N.W--TMo rooms for house
keeping electricity. hut.water heat; next
bath.
3O4 b 81 S,E,--4 large and one small:
slnk heat and light: S4A
7U4 b ST. SW.--9 rooms Kitchen bath !:
;,nd floor; heat. electricity. kas. S33. 10
II /. Sr. N.E.--Two large rooms. hot-water
heat. gas and sink. u
III 4th 81 S.E.--3 or rooms and garage.
desirable and reasonable. 10
:i27 18th ST N.E.---Two Ih.k.: electricity.
gas sink. rauEe: references.
81 18th NW.--Downtown: Ink: 2 floors:
Kitchens: heat, liAst: adults; reasonable 10
IT 9th ST. 81 Front room in au apt.
:, adults in family.
IA 9th ST MI unfurnshed rooms. lst
II side porch.
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NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
HCDSON-ESSEN.

Our prices are generally
recognized in w a S h in gton.
However. we n ave made an
other reduction in used cars.
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733 10Th St NV Main 353-352
ALLISON APT.
442b 18th ST. ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH
{. W. siMPsoN co.
1924 VERMONT AVE. FRANKLIN 800.
WHITE.
2461 18th st. n.w-2nd fir. r. kit.
232 18th st. se.-3 r. & h.. INV n.
80 Porter st. ne. Apt. o-4 r. 4 h..
elec. - 80. so
219 Pa. ave. n.w-4 rms 5000
COLORED
h-wh. elec. ........... S45 90
% l. street n.w-4 rms. & bath -. 3" so
1896 Vt. ave. n.w.z-lst fr..~4 rms.
264i y Va. ave. n.w.-4 rms. & bath 1850
CAYWOoD BROS; & GARRETT, INC.
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Terms: One fifth Cash.
Balance in II Months.

GLASSM.AN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 l. st. NV. Main 67O5.
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TABLE BOARD,
Observation-Disclosures.

MENTS-tt RNlSHED.
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18th ST
Front apt. of , r. b. and open porch: nicely
fur; 500. See ianitors or Adams 1891
1901 X ST. NV W.--)NE ROOM AND BATH
furnished complete; prize reasonable. See
this at Once Call r. a516 between 3 an,,
5 pm. COURT BUCHANAN.
ll20 COL. RD-TWO ATTRACTIVE
large ro"ms. ,h't"henette. bath pantry. trunk
1904 PARK RID. N.w.-,2nd FLOOR
breakfast room and kitchenette.
6i2 E CAPITOL ST-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
& bath. Phone. Lincoln "A
:2l f. ST Nw.-THREE SUNNY. AIRY
south front bay window rooms slectrlcit,
h.-wh. gas fof cooking incl: use of adj
joining bathroom refs ex.
OPPOSITE MAYFLowER 1905 DE SALES
ST =. ki.chenette. b. fireplace: ftir.:
s5- SO Phone VI. ?l". or Pot "Hi. ~
: ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED: RENT
$50 to party buying furniture: will eacrl
fee Ant. 8. 1920 Georgia ave. 1s'
sTrRaeolTaSa s4o eclnn,si. Z as sooSs BATH LH! 3!
DETACHED HOUSE: PRIVATE APT =
ID floor. saraEe. 5oo6 lith. Col. ss5 2o'
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rooms. bath. kltchenette: furnished comz
nletely, Apply Sundays or bet, 1nd an.
lst FLOOR. LIVING ROOM KITCHEN AND
pantry sleeping porch and bath. 4o:4 IN
mons ave NV Columbia 1892
Circle-Ihree bright outside rooms. k, and
b.. freshly papered and painted. IL
l212 N. H. AVE. NV AND :, FRONT
rooms. $40 and $45; steam heat. private
!5a Iss5 IN. MAkYLANp AYE NE-t .h.I.,3.s EooMs
Sons S": S sSo f;s fnost Int e" isS
nishrd five rooms. bath; downtown apt: all
t.a' Is yiso sSs stF' & G's'sy sss Js SsSso
l?4s CHURCH SIT ROOMS; S55. IN
sMd'ns s elect ard gas delightfully."- ,s: T:rm
::a " SlhvSS !s,r. dssS y,ya. BATH rqH t
ing room. bedroom. dining room. kitchen;
inclosed .leepng porch: ami; adults;
DESIRABLE 9-RM.. KITCHEN AND BATH
anartment: rent. S41 so: furniture for sale
5000: leaving town. Adams 3s24-w. l5'
2735 ONTARIO RD.---vERY DESIRABLE
private; adrIs preferred. r"l""'ia 2aa::
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.--PLEAsANT
on bus lines. between car lines. Adams 60
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN
cite, completely furnished: sink range.
breakfast set. reasonable. 1894 10th NV:
No. o X ST. N.E.-NICELY FURNISHED
sgts sss and roo r"9%si bath heated elem m
to 10 nm. all day Sunday. Main 965S. 16'
THE EMBASSY. 1913 HARVARD ST.-3
room housekeeping apartment: attrartvey
and completely furnished. Adams 1463 or
apply Apartment No. 1l2.
1890 R ST; APT. 53l--FRoNr: ] ROOM
location; references. Pot. 1900. 49,
l414 10th AND p Nw--ONE LARGE
front room and kitchenettc: on second floor
near bath: hot-water heat: in walking dis
tance downtown: reasonable. IS
1877 ALLISON NW-ATTRACTIVEI
furnished Broom: 'front.' complete for Ink ::
e1rtr'cty .gw gas $40; garage available &c"
lESPECr-CLEAN. QUIET WELL FURN..
homeiike; well heated: cont. h. W; janitor.
1883 =. 10
1903 COLUMBIA RD.--, LARGE. NICELY
furnished. newly decorated rooms; bath,
porch range and dining service.
THE ARGONEE Apr Iuss-rWO BRIGHT
Kitchen. bath. balcony; twin beds. Col. 1880.
1908 eth ST. N.W-NEWI.l DECORATED;
living room. dressing room. Murphy bed
Kitchen. bath. steam heat. Apt l. 15'
MOUNT PLEASANT-FOCR VERY AT
tractlre rooms. southern exposure; Kitchen
cite. bath. porch, ami. .39 kilb"urn- pl.
NICE THREE-RooM FIRNISHED APT;
st. NV To-
1870 HARVARD ST" LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms kitchenette bath INV n elect;
gas: second floor: reasonable
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FOR SALE-AUTOMODILES.
tContinuedI
T9T ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE
SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All of these cars are to be sold
Tor unpaid balances.
Willvs-Knight
I.S-dser Coupe Sedan. 1925 model; has
fectly new balloon tres mSRo.tery % and paint nrr
n,..a ;s, IKE r.. n.. hmecha"caly perfect Guar
Overland Touring. 1924.
Newly painted and overhauied. in first.
slinssss condition A snap for some one
Cadillac 81 Touring.
,rdA n.;n, ;sSndnitHo" 4 ; good tires npholsterinx
~ hs, only been run is. 900 nile. and has has
Buck g Roadster.
Al condition. new tires. S415.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924.
Ss .oo% :nf .: ,r. ns MAN, ss Al $3.50
Durant 4-pass. Coupe, 1924.
" owned by careful motorst and has not
IL aew snx co4d s.y
rerfect: guaranteed. $500.
% Ford Roadster. 1925.
c,,,. To- nr.r'Gsy new ss cord tires Lock wheel
ssed. m.chanicaiy OK: t suarantee, ara s sis5 sGs
Buick 4 Touring.
=. 1928 model. 4-wheel brakes. mechanically
n.rtec. paint ar, and .o aphoste.y xsry good;
Essex + Sedan.
With q ,nad rsnu,stt.n De-.
Mechan,caiy Al. A real bargain. s360'
Packard Straight 8 Roadster.
1928 % .por, .In1 model; hes. lest looking car In
Hudson Coach. 1925.
THIS car has only been run 500 miles:
r.ss:r rnns ppssTIfseet; ppsIs upholstery and paint worry
Studebaker Big 6 Sedan.
Al all through. 1895.
Chevrolet Touring. Superior
De Luxe, 1925.
GOOD tires. good paint: in Al condition
sStudebaker Big 8.
Seven -ps ssseneer. 1924. touring Just over.
s.H!ed SIs , snd repaired; good tires; in perfect
= Durant Sedan, 1924.
= Looks good and runs good. S3s5.
: 4 Ford Tourings, SlOO Up.
Studebaker Light 20"
Touring car. 1924: all new cord tires and
rev paint: Just overhauled: Al condl-
ton. S465.
Ford Tudor Sedan.
Model 1928: new paint: cant tell from
new car. luet overhauled $500.
Terms: One fifth Cash.
Balance in u Months.
ASSMAN'C SAFES AND
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ROOMS .A\D ROsHD.

! 1924 PARK RD--Two excellent rooms. one
with twin beds. to I've shared with another
kf%ePn kim Pin AeS". S' rit"i Th.aier and Arcasia
| NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE, and Attn ne,
| people who will share front room next bath :
sYi;n5 so hedf pot af!t 4atid-r near bus and ear me
! rooms. single or en- suite. suitable for party:
3 individual tables: splendid meals: exch-
l3+5 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Second floor room.
s0s hsns orFs ss s'fohe1 9c ws $50 ot
| THE RHODE ISL AND. I437 X. |. Ave NV
ns"os s.a and "fs "nny t1ss
oN dn. 'rpeI roon. ss exsell4t s i,e boarG "''
! 1876" HARVARD ST NM rooms. one
| sInkle. one twin beds: with ar witho"'
board phCne privileges. l5'
| 1916 NJ ST. NV Large: front room: twin
-A,t ent meals pient' bot water.
1916 FAlKMoNT--sonth-'n -xp","r-: ID, I'd,
| large room. twin l'rd. home cooking -
| 1918 lltL ST NV. Apt. in-Rounl aud
..srhw, w also table ''"r' fr"'"''""'e' NORTH
! 43a /. S1 NW.---Ch"c- rooms. single or
, double; reasonable Istes: monthiy or weekly
ssitate saH family: ref. required ' address. Esx
=. :SS 5..: 81 sss
| 1921 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nv Large
| front running water; excellent board
/ translents.
l222 y. H. AVE. N,w.-Attractivs room for
! two girls: home privileges; excellent home
! cooking ----.-
1929 10Th ST, Girls CIuh--Seautiful mod.
/ EN- home. excellent table; walking distance !:
4 1th ST NE,-Excellent board Phone
1927 10th st. n.w.--vacsncie' IN g. E.rls
club. 10
! sitahentite. Potomac ?seW
| 7s. X ST. NW--I.arse double front room,
twin beds home SURROUNDINGS
! 1885. KENYON ST. N.W.-Second floor. sn-
| gle room adjoining bath; reasonable. l5'
1920 18th, ST. N.W;-koom and @ board for
1858 10th ST. NV.
Attractive front room twin beds. every
comfort: delightful home table -
HILICREST $500 18th st. NV.
de-. y, nSs hen. JS !Sr 'n"s nSs % laS S%
| out bath ~
1929 KAY NV.
D-lis shtful double room. sem. private bath ;
beautiful modeit residence delicious .""a
WANTED-ROOAlS.
3 OR ROOMS furnished for Ink: nocth-
west section: close to transportation: $40
to- 500. Address hoX 25l M. star Ufhre.
YOUNG MAN wants furnished room. north
OF l. st. NV: would share with boy III
plrvate home. Address Box 2l?-M star
utf,e. la'
-
TABLE BOARD.
aOy 18th ST. N.W.-Home cooking the
h--t of everything: ST. week try it. ls'
WHERE TO STOP.
TIL. CHASTLETON HOTEL
Conveniently located.
9th St at X.
War,inian Management.
Two and Three Room House
: keeping Suites.
! Single Rooms with Bath.
Complete hotel service.
Excellent cafe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tCOntInUed.l

KEDRICK APT. sos. 1901 ST.--FOUR
rooms. bath. kltchenette: furnished conn.,
pletely. Apply Sundays bet. and Z
weekly. l6'
LIST FLOOR. LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN AND
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RENT ROONS-FURNISHED.
l)OWNION\. \.

1910 COLUMBIA RD.--Nicel5 furnished
room: all "UnNenlences. lS'
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notice. or SALE ON MORTGAEE
FORfc(,l,Ok CnE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
by virtue of a Judgment In mort
gage foreclosure rendered by the
district Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District In and for the County Of
BurleiEh and State Of NORTH Dakota.
aud entered and docketed in the
office of the Clerk Of said Court on
the 9Th day of May. a. y. 1926. In
an action wherein Mary f. Barnard.
+. Kuehnlc trustee. c. +. Kuehnle,
and kuehnle & VOss, a cOpartner-
ship composed Of G.. +. Kuehnle and
&. j.. VOss were defendants. adjudg-
ing that the amount OF the mort
slS52.33:. which Judgment. among
other things, directed tho sale. by
me Of the real property hereinafter
described, or SO much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy tho
amount Of said Judgment with legal
virtuc,Of n writ Of special execution
to me issued out of the office Of
the clerk Of said Court, directing me
to sell said real property pursuant
to said Judgment. and execution. !.
county cp" Of nurieiah. n in the state OF
North Dakota. and the person APP
pointed by said Court to make such
sale. will sell the real here
matter described To the highest bid
der Tor caSh AT puDiic auction at tue
front door Of thc rourt house at
Bismarck. County Of Burlcfgl aud
State Of North Dakota. on the 18th
day of June, 4. -. 1926, at the hour
Of two o'clock In the afternoon of
said day, to satisfy said Judgment
and writ, with interest and costs. or
SO much thereof as the proceeds Of
said sale applicable thereto will
satisfy.
The premises to BE- sold as afOrc-
said pursuant to said Judgment and
writ and TO this notice are de-
scribed as follows:
The East Halt OF the East Half
tEi. Of Eix) Of Section TWENTY-FIVE
l22) in Township One Hundred
Thirty-cight $3.50 North. Range
Seventy-eight (1S) West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, situate in the
County Of Burleigh and State OF
North Dakota.
Dated this Sth day Of May, A. b.
.A1bin Hedstrom,
Sheriff Of Burlcigh County, n. ID.
ZuEer & Tillotson
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
bismarck. y. Oak.
J--1O-17-2i-31; 6--1-1i
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County of Burleigh, in the State Of
North Dakota, and the person APP
pointed by said Court to make such
sale, will sell the real property here
matter described to the highest bid
der for cash at public auction at the
front door Of the court house at
Bismarck. County Of Burlcigh and
State OF North Dakota. on the 18th
day Of June. A. u. 1926, at the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon of
said day. to satisfy said judgment
and writ. with interest and costs. or
so much thereof az the proceeds Of
said sale applicable. thereto win
satisfy.
The premises to be sold as afOre-
said pursuant to said Judgment and
writ and to this notice are de-
scribcd as follows: @
The Northeast Quarter (EEk) OF
Section Eleven u1) in Township One
Hundred Forty C140) North. Range
seventy eight t78) West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian. situate in the
County Of Burleigh and State Of
North Dakota
Dated this Sth day of May. A. d.
1926.
Albin Hcdstrorn.
Sheriff Of Burleigh County. n. u.
Zuger a. Tillotson
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bismarck. ". Oak.
5-1O.l7-24.3l: 6-7.14
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ness trips to Arthur Hansons Tues.

ness trips to Arthur Hansons Tues
day.
Herman johnson motorcd to Bis
marck on business trip Saturday
morning, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson and
son called a. the Clifford Hanson
home Sunday.
Albert Langc was absent from
school Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bus Ecnidict are the
proud parents OF baby boy born
Monday, May 2dth.
Andrew Hcfta went to Minot By bus
Monday.
Henry Johnson and family called
at Lawrence Johnson's Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Alvin Langc and two
small children called ut the Dave
Dixon home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Krush made a
trip to Wilton Wednesday.
Jennie Hagen Of Bismarck, arrived
Wednesday, and is visiting at tho
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hagen.
Lucille and Adr'.n Brooks and
Betty Marx motorcd to Wilton We'd
nesday evening.
Ea,l Dixon and Albert LANCE were
absent from school Thursday.
Misses Jennie Brooks and Betty
Marx made Il trip t. Wilton Thurs
day after school hours.
Lucille Brooks is back at her job
working at the Wilton cafe after a
week $ vacation.
Rudolph and Gundcr Hagen, Her
bert Wilson, Albert Nelson. and
Frank Erickson, report good time
from their fishing trip to the Lake
Tuesday night.
Don't forget to attend the dance at
Painted Woods Lake Friday evening
William Hansen of Washburn, is
visiting at the Martin Hagen farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hagen, son
Rudolph, and daughter Jennie spent
Wednesday evening at Gunder Hag-
ems.
Martin Hagen. son of Gundcr Hag-
en-. celebrated his first birthday We'd
ncsday.
Mrs. Walter Grabarkcwitz and baby
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News Of Our
NeighbOrs
MENOkEN

MENvNL N
Mr.. Abe TIuggin, who was quite i'll.
Is feeling much better. DR., Lipp of
Bismarck called to see him Wedncs-
day afternoon. Mr.. Melvin Agncw
took care OF the pool han uurIn- nia
illness.
Miss Gladys McQuarric and Miss
trip. They will visit relatives IN
Manlcy, Iowa and Rock Island, Hi
nOis. They expect to be gone for Il
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs a. C. Dance enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Abclinc
and children, JAY and AYES, at din
ner Thursday evening.
A great many people attended the
baseball game at Driscoll Sunday
afternoon. This was the first game
Menoken has played this season.
The score was II to Z. in favor of
Driscoll
The stock show at Bismarck
served rs a great attraction for the
people Of this community.
A large number motorcd to Bis
marck to attend the class day and
graduation exercises held in the Bis
marck auditorium Wednesday aud
Thursday evenings.
The high school students and
grade pupils from this community
that have been attending school in
Bismarck are spending their vacation
ut their parental homes.
Severa! showers f rain that fell in
this community Thursday and Fri
day nights add much to tho prospects
of a good crop.
Miss Helen Agnew visited Miss
Emma Waehcl Saturday evening.
Albert Drallc of Bismarck is
spending his summer vacation at the
home Of his sister Mrs. Ed Ebcling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers visited
relatives in Bismarck Sunday.
Sunday school was held in the
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REQUEST ron BIDS ron FUR.
Nlxn1NG MOTOR VEHICLE TAGS
FOR 1927 REGISTRA ALTON IN
NORTH DAKOTA. Bids CLOSE;
JUNE 25TH.
Bismarck, No. Oak
Notice is hereby given that pro-
posals for furnishing to the State Of
North Dakota One Hundred Sixty
Five Thousand pairs Of Automobile
tags. and Five Hundred Pairs Of
Motorcycle Tags with such add
iional tags and duplicates ms may be
needed during the year 1927. will be
received at the office Of the State
Highway Commission at the Capitol
In tho City Of Bismarck. North Da-
kota, until 10 o'clock u. m.. on the
twenty-fifth day OF June. 1926
specifications concerning the tags
and contract may be had by apply
ing to the Motor Vehicle DEPART
mcnt, Bismarck, North Dakota:
FIRED u. IEGSTAD
Registrar.
(Nay oath. May 81 June 7-1D
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Of Bordulac, arrived Friday and is
visiting with, her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Hagen.
Many friends attended the Ladies
Aid Thursday, which was given by
Mrs. G. NJ. jacobson Of this vicinity.
Those who attended from Wilton
we're: Mrs. N. NJ. Hem and daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. kjcrstcin; and Mrs. G..
Johnson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson
'of Glcnvicw. and about twenty of
the local neighbors. A very nice
lunch was served. The net proceeds
taken in amounted about to x7.35.
Mrs. Martin Hagen and son,
Rudolph made a trip to Wilton Fri
day.
Betty Max and Jennie Brooks,
teachers Of school No. and 2, en-
tcrtaincd their pupils Friday with
picnic dinner and vicente roast.
In spite Of the rain. which forced us
to leave the selected spot in the
trees, all had good time. Others
who attended were Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. IIildcbrandt, Mrs. c.
Brooks, Adrian Brooks and Mrs.
Arthur Hanson.
A heavy rain came to this vicinity
Thursday night and Friday, Il rcgu-
lar treat to the crops.
VIM. Hansen motored to Bismarck
Saturday.
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MAY cath. May 81. j
NOTICE OF SA1.E ON MORTGAGE
ElDVtN:lOHCRE

NOlN-fB IL vi b.Ss 'oe
by virtue of Judgment in mort
gage foreclosure rendered by, the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District in and for the County OF
Burleigh and state Of North Dakota.
aud entered and docketed I'm the
office Of the Clerk Of said Court on
the 18th day, of May. A. p l9:S. n
an action wherein Mary =. barnard.
was plaintiff and u. l.. Boynton- c.
f.. Kuchnlc trustee. c. +. Kuehnlc,
aud Kuchnlc e. Voss, copartner-
ship composed Of G. r. kuchnle and
G. l.. Voss were defendants. adjudg-
ing that the amount of the mort
gage Indebtedness was the sum Of
$17S1.63, which Judgment among
other things, directed the sale by
me Of the real property hereinafter
described, or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy tho
amount of said Judgment with legal
interest and costs; therefore, by
virtue of a writ Of special execution
to me issued out of the office of
the clerk Of said Court. directing me
to sell said real property pursuant
to said judgment, and execution. !.
Albin HedstrOm, Sheriff of the
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PAINTED MOODS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon motorcd
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick krush visited
at the Jake Patrick home Sunday.
Adolph Petersen called at the Al
Win Ianrc homo Sunday evening.
Caroline Johnson attended Sunday
school at the Lutheran church sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. HAWAI-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Sodcrquist, Mrs. Oscar Onotrom
and children were callers at the Al
vIn Lansc home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Morris of Bis
march, after having visited a few
day a, the Day" Dixon home, de-
parted for their home Monday.
Henry Johnson made Il business
trip to Wilton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dixon motnrcd
to Bismarck Monday.
We are glad to have with Us again
at school No. Marion Brooks and
Donall Johnson, after being absent
few weeks, helping with the
spring work.
Lester Brown started school Mon
day at school No. 2.
Leonard Large was absent from
school Tuesday.
Sturc Nelson, photographer OF
Wilton, visited school No. 2 Tues
day.
Elna MagnusOn spent few days
this week with Edith Franklund.
william Brown and Louis Peterson
called ut the E. ". Brooks home Mon
day evening.
Walter kirkcy has been busy the
last tNo weeks with his duties as
assessor.
lAxcl SteInqyAst was business
caller in Bismarck Wednesday.
Ada Fairman spent 4 few hours
after school at tho Krush home Mon
day.
Sturc Nelson. photographer Of Will
ton, visited friends and relatives IN
this vicinity Tuesday.
Gunder Hagen made several bust
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CORPORATIONS

Bismarck. N. D.. May 81. N)-'ln-
corporations: Independent Oil and
Gas Co., Kuhn. $4,000; A. j. Smith,
Solomon Hildcbrand and John Isaak.
Linton Coal Co. Linton. $4,000;
j. DcHcaumc, w. c. Wolverton, F. Is.
Irvine.
White Ash Coal Co.. Dickinson.
$4,000; VI. A. Reilly. Peter Wodnizak
and A. +. Reilly.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Three
l hereby ANNOUNCE myself can.
didate for county commissioners.
District 8, Burleigh County, at the
primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Oscar Backman.
political ADJ
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Com missioner, District Four
l hereby announce myself q can.
didatc for county commissioners,
District 4, Burleigh County, at the
primary election June 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Axel Solder.
political ADJ
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For Commissioner. District Ono
hereby announce myself q can.
didate for county commissioner,
District No. 1. Burleigh county. at
the primary election June 80. 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE F. WILL.
Political Adyt.)
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FRIGHT SAYINGS

Mother: Tell the man. Junior.
how many days the earth was made
in.
Junior: God made the world in
six days.
Mother: And on the seventh
Junior: He was arreSted.-Ncw
York World.
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Three American entries in Bennett
cup balloon race start from Antwerp
in gale and two French and two lta.
liam entries forced down.