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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-20
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
MRS. W. BOGIE, Edtor-sIanager
507 East 85fh South--Phone Seliwood i6ss

JUST A .REMINDER-haye you
paid your subscription?
MIR. U. S.. Reed, popular railway
mail clerk, has been suffering with
an attack of lumbago.
Mrs. G. P. Moore and Mrs. +. G.
Minor are conyGlescing from an at
tack of influenza
gMr. Sidney Jones, a former resi-
dent sof Portland, is now one of the
cast in a new all-colored picture be-
ing filmed in Los Angeles by King
Vidor. as;r. a.ss.f,,. j. Z.
=Mrs-H. Baker and daughter, Ber-
that, left Thursday for Los Angeles
tor spend the holidays s,ag,
Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for q meeting
of tho Rosebud Study CLUB at the
home of Mrs. j. Martin. An inter-
esting program was, presented. The
GOOD Cheer COMMITTEES assigned the
groups. to distribute, sae Christmas
baskets among the worthy poor. Mrs.
H. Lewis and Mrs. J. Martin are
jeipt hostesses for the clubs Christ
mas meeting. 3 ~
Mrs. E. W., Cochran, who was re-
Gently appointed member of the
resolution committee of the N. A.
c. w., is enjoying ths pleasures Of
anew Ford sedan. t.,4s.r y
The ways and means committee of
the Oregon Federation of Colored
Women are sponsoring breakfast
dancing party Christmas at the Ger
man Aid Hall. The IL a. m. to
p,sm, Mrs. H. D, Fuller is chairman.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs P. Stewart, prominent in To-
cal club, and HY'' circles, left We'd
I5ssday to sDend the holidays with
relatives in Kansas. City, Mo.
Mrs. M.aMcC lear'was hostess for
the recent meeting of the Literary
Research Club. Interesting topics
were presented by Mesdanes Lewis,
Davis, .McClear and Stansfield. The
next meeting Will be at the home
of Mrs. f. Adams.
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( Billings, Mont.
Mrs. L. B. sMcCabe. Reporter

=
The Phyllis Whcatley Club held
their regular monthly business meet
| ing at the home Of Mes. Mary Az
bridge, Friday evening, December Ia,
Plans were made for, Christmas
party for the club members TO be
given at the home of Mrs, Fannie
jackson Friday evening, December
rs. Also, "open. house on New Years
Day will be observed by the. club
members at the home of the presir
dent. Mrs. Emma G.. Helris. Other
business Of Importance was transact
ed at the meeting and at its close
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess. as. a., sg.t
Mr.. A, w. ,Stradwick, has. returned
home after a visit with relatives in
South Carolina. sw
Mr.. B.. B. Adams Is seriously III
at the. Deaconess Hospitak Hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
The, annual Christmas program
and Christmas tree will be, held Mon
day night, December %. at the
church for the Sunday School. Sum
day evening. DECEMBER 23, the Phyl-
lis .Wheatley Club will give. a,sacred
concert at the church commemor-
nting Christmas. IN
The Missionary Society met at the
home Of Mrs. Matte Conlev, Tues.
day afternoon, December 4 t.. Some
plans were made towards assisting
in the 4, Christmas donations. Re-
freshments were served BY the hos-
tess No, more meetincs will be
hall until n ffSr. tho hoItdo~v. ff
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After spending two weeks here
conducting revival meetings at Beth
el A. M. E. Church, Rev. and Mrs. W.
H. Jeltz left Tuesday for Califor-
MIA. During their stay in Portland
they were the recipients of many
social 4courtesies.. Among these, q
breakfast Saturday morning at the
home of Mrs. F. d. Young at which
covers were placed for six; dinner
Saturday by Mrs. Kate Pugh at
which Rev. Hill was also q guest; a
breakfast Friday by Mrs. Arthur
Sykes at which covers were placed
for seven. During their stay in the
| city Rev. and Mrs. Jeltz were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fuller.
Mr.. William Duncan, formerly OF
Portland, lis now a resident of Sc
attic where he plans entering bust,
ness. s~ei s,ei :. 3 I. s.4ss.t ~
! Mrs. Francis Turner received in,
formation during the week of the
death of her brother7in7law in Den.
vers q ~ AZ HSf
Mr. and Mrs. Prather, recent ar
| rivals here. have taken charge Of
the Home Cafe during the absence
of Mrs. Francis Turner.
Mrs. H. d. Fuller has recovered
from, her recent illness, IN
.Ceeting-To our readers, ADVERT.
sers, subscribers and well-wishers, We
appreciate your loyal support and
encouragement during the past. year
In many ways you have cooperated
with. us in presenting an interesting
Portland, section in The Enterprise.
Please accept our hearty thangs fol
your. patronage and we ask, the pleas,
ure of serving you further. We OK,
tend to you Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.--Mrs. W. Bogel
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DEAN E. HART
23s Burke Bidg.
Seattle, Mash. .

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for King
Mildred A. Darby. Plaintiff. VS.. Albert
r. Darby, Defendant---No. ai56s9.--
Summons By Publicati0n. M
The State OF Washington to the said
Albert II. Darby, Defendant, aAs
You are hereby smnpioned to appear
within sixty ts0) days after the date
OF the first pubhcationS Of this SUM
mons to- wit; within sixty (e0) days
after the goth day OF Dec2mber, 1928,
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff. and
serve a. copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff al
his office below stated and in case OF
your failure so 10 do. judgment win be
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk Of said Court
The object OF. the above entitled ae-
ton. Is for divorce on the grounds OF
cruelty.
DEAN E. HART. fA,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First pub. Dec. 20, 1928, last Jan, 20, 1929,
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Ogden, Utah.
Miss Eva Ellis. Reporter.

Services at the Wall Ave, Baptist
Church have been suspended SINCE
the. resignation of Rev, J. Rucker
Smart. ~.
Seported sick; Joshua Shuler, John
Ellis and Mrs. Chas. Shavers.
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Martha Bernice Wade johnson,
wife of Fred Johnson, cook, at the
KirkendaI Daring mortuary last
Thursday at 1870 p. m. Rev. VIM,
r. Wisnersof Embry A. M. +. Church
officiated,s Members. Of Wall Ave.
Baptist Church formed a choir and
furnished the music, Resolutions
were read from the Phyllis Wheat
ley Club. the Ogden, City Federation
and the State Federation Of Women's
Clubs, the Wall Ave-, Baptist Church
and the Womcn's Missionary So
city. 81
The body was taken to Lulan,
Texas, for interment, accompanied
by the husband, who will be met at
that place by the survivors of Mrs.
Johnson, q brother from Los Angeles,
Cal. and three sisters of Lnlan. 4
Mrs. johnson died at the Dee Hos
pital last. Monday at D. m. after
short illness. She was 81 years OF
age. She was formerly Ogden cor
respondent of The Enterprise.
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. q a -as
Williams Avenue Y. NJ. c. A. -
Mrs. Hattie Redmond will have
charge of Vesper services next Sun
day. Among those on the program
will be the Misses Barbara Hubbard,
Helen Dyce, Geraldine Williams, Ju-
liza Mae Blanchard and Beatrice VIII
liams. Last Saturday the high school
reserves held their mother and daugh-
~ luneheo,f at ethe first Methodist
Church. The Williams Avenue
branch was represented by twelve
mothers and their. daughters.
THE Portland basketball team will
meet the Seattle, team in game De-
cember 20 at the Coliseum gymna-
SUM. Last year the Seattle team de-
feated the Portland team by g. score
OF, 27-26 and our boys are out to
avenge the, defeat. The following
clubs have already reserved seats for
the game: Loyal Comrades, Zion
Christian Endeavor, Joymakers, Blue
Triangle, Crystal. Rosebud. Culture
and Fireflys. Other organizations
wishing to have, seats reserved may
do so by phoning Irving Flowers, E.
Minor, or Guy Holmes. Several So
cial affairs are being planned for the
visitors. y !. 80 80 K,
Mt Hood Chapter, O.. E. S., at
their recent meeting. elected officers
as follows: Mrs. s. Stanfield, w. M. +;
Mrs. M. Smith, Asso. Matron; Mrs.
B. Johnson, Sec; Mrs. X. Lewis.
Treas; Mrs. Patton, Warden; Mrs.
M. McClear, Sentinel; Mrs. l.. Ruth
erford, Condustress; Mrs. w. Bogel,
Asso. .Cond.; CIV Kenny, w. Pat
ron; Mesdames, Jones' E. Culp, W.
Cochran, J. Neefey, A. E. Stanley,
appointed offices. ..--.., -.
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Sioux Falls, s. Oak
Mrs. E. c. Collins, Reporter.

-
Mr.. Ellsworth Freeman returned
Friday from Omaha bringing with
him his bride, Miss Grace Brannon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Freeman are receiving
the congratulations of many friends.
( The Brotherhood, Sunday School
and B. Y. p. u. are, sponsoring a
young women's popularity contest.
Among the contestants are the, Misses
Bessie Franklin, Ida Monkey and Corr
della Freeman. A number of affairs
are being. given by, friends of the
contestants to aid them in the con-
test. Miss Mildred Quinn gave a
supper Tuesday for Miss Franklin.
Mrs. l.. Clemens and Mrs. o.
Bradgewater gave a dinner Thursday
for Miss Cordelia Freeman. The
Brotherhood is giving a supper to
raise funds for their contestant, Miss
Ida Monkey. .a.6.
At meeting held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. M. Greer, the Willing
Workers Club elected, the following
officers: Mrs. A. Warden president ;
Mrs. j. Freer, secretary; Mrs. w.
Martin, treasurer. Following the
business. session q luncheon was
served. The next meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. j. Greer.
Rev, M. w. Withers, accompanied
by Harvey Mitchell. Fred Gresham
and the, Glee Club motored to Lu-
verne, Mimi, last Sunday and rem
dered a program of spirituals and
other classics.
Mrs. Dean of Norfolk, New, has
arrived here to, visit her daughter,
Mrs, Eta Taylor.
Mr., NJ, Greer. accompanied by Mrs.
D. Greer and Miss Ida Moxlev. were
visitors In Sioux City last Sunday.
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DEAN u. HART
"a Lawyer rs
23S burke bldg.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington Tor King
County -@fn Probate. n
In. the Matter OF the Estate Of, r. T.
Franklin. Deoeascd,--No. 45652--
Notice TO Creditors ei.ias ~
'Iotice is hereby given, that the .up
de signed has been appointed and has
qualified as administrator OF the esl
tate Of r. T, Franklin, deceased : that
at persons having claims against said
d, Sased are hereby Required to serve
TIN same, duly verified. on said Adj
miHistrator or his attorney of record
1T he address below stated. and filt
he same with the Clerk of said Court
together with proof of such service
within six months after the date OF
first publication this notice or the
same will be barred. te@ ~ k
Date Of first publication December
W, w. cASMoN. II
Executor hf said Estate.
,-s Address 23S Burke Bldg.
DEAN r. HART. 49,
Attorney for Estate,
23S burke Bldg,
Seattle, Wash. r.. ' ss.
Date of first pub. December 6, 1s2S.
Last December 20. 1928. E@
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Lewiston, Mont.
Mrs. JIM. Latty, Reporter

Reported sick; Mrs; VIM. Freeman,
Mrs. .J.vM, Daddy, Mrs, Anderson,
Ted McWilliams. 4
Among the visitors to Lewiston this
week were Mr.. Hutchinson of Butte,
Mr.. S. Bradford of Black Butte. Z
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GENUINE DIaMoND SET .lss

CLASP
Each has sparkling genuine white
diamond setting. Roman finish, beyeled
edges. In fine velvet case. This is
positively sacrifice. 4. supply wont
last. long, Satisfaction guarnpteed
Prepaid Sf9S. ''ft <Fr-
%MAL0TT & Co, LYMAN HOUSE
WAII.A WALIA. WASH.
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Portland Branch N.A.A.C.P

Executive Boa9d m e cts first
Friday night of each month. Reg
ular meeting is held third Sunday,
4 p. M, at Williams Avenue Y. M,
c. A., to which the. public is corr
daily invited, Erwin M. Flowers,
president; Mrs. J. w. 1ngersoll, sec
rotary. sss st,& fa "a tr a4r
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NEGRO DOLLsl

Agents, Dealers, $5e0l before
Christmas selling our beautiful Ne
gro Dolls; wholesale, retail, lowest
prices; samples free Write stand
ard Co., 1906 Seventh Avenue. New
York
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CLARENCE n. ANDERSON
..,,- ~ Lawyer n
$40 Pacific Block

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington for King
Oscar w, Holden. Plaintiff VS.. NIL
DIRE Holden, Defendant.--No. 215709
--Summons by Publication.
.'1 The Stpte OF .washingtop to the said
Mildred Holden. Defendant
5 You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty l6e) DAYS after the date
Of the first pubiicatlon OF this sum
mons. to-wit, within sixty t6O) days
after the goth day ofi December. 1898
and defend the above entitled action
In the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff. and
serve a copy OF your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff al
his. office below. stated and In case of
your failure so TO do, Judgment will be
rendered against you according 70 the
demand of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said Court
The object of the above, entitled ae-
ton Is 10 secure n divorce from YOU
on the grounds of separation for more
than five years.
CLARENCE II. ANDERSON.
j. i-4t "a, se Attorney for Plaintiff
First pub, Dee 20, 1928, last Jan. "a, 1929
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Know YoUR rrTrRE

Win success in business, love, occu-
patton. marriage and games. Send &c
stamp and birth date for trial reading,
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-22
UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL STADIUM PROVES
MAGNET FOR YOUNG FOOTBALL MATERIAL,
Sixteen of "A Crack Freshman
Squad Candidates Com G
from States Other Than
North Dakota; University
Seems to Have Drawn
States Best

The University of North Dakota's
new memorial stadium has proved a
magnet for aspiring varsity grid
ders OF the northwest if the roster Of
the freshmen candidates is any cri-
terion.
Reports from the college village
two miles west of Grand Forks state
that A candidates had reported for
the yearling team and chat 40 more
were expected to don the frosh blue
before registration was over.
Sixteen Of the cmbyro turf war;
rlors are from other states. Montana,
Minnesota, Michigan. Iowa, South
Dakota, Oregon, New York and
Washington are represented.
c. w. Letich, coach Of the Nodak
chickering's. stated. 1.-THE 1928 fresh
men football squad will be the larg-
est and finest looking group Of ath-
letes to ever set foot on North Da-
kota college or university gridiron.
Two Of the fastest North Dakota
high school backfield performers of
1927 are numbered among Letich's
hopefuls. They are Verne DuChene.
the brilliant Grand Forks all-around
athlete, and Hamilton Simons, Far
60, speediest youngster in the state
last year.
Other ball carriers who have re-
ported arc, Flint. East Grand Forks.
Mimi; Brolin, Grand, Forks; Boyle.
Eau Claire. Wis; Wilson. Iron
Mountain, Mich; Weresch, Colfax.
Iowa; Smith, Avon, S. Oak; Rich
mond, Olson and Wexler, WATERFOWL.
;. OAK; and Burma, Fairmont,
MINI.
Candidates for the line are, Zahn-
ofsky. Towner; Naismith, Sarles;
Nolan, Williston; Rupport. Helena.
Mont; Rabe, Dickinson; Borne, Mad
ison. S. Oak; Larson, Fairmont.
Mimi; Madsen, Jackson. Mimi:
Cranberry, Portland, Ore; Lowe and
Gibson, Eau Claire. Wis; Williams,
Cando. and Hancock, New York City.
Paul Hedstrom. Bismarck's all
state end of 1927, has not yet drawn
uniform but is expected in a few
days. Duane Davis signified his in
tention Of taking a whirl at fresh
men football also before he left the
Capital City.
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AT the Movies
ELTINCE THEATRE

When Colleen Moore returned
from location. where ocean scenes
were filmed for her new picture,
"Oh Kay" coming to the Eltinge
for Monday and Tuesday, she was
pronounced by her fellow players
to be . first class able seaman.
A decidedly nautical atmosphere
was supplied by the scenarist for
several episodes of this humorous
screen story, in which the vivacious
Colleen n1ade numerous scenes
aboard an old wind jammer, rowed
q skiff, and even acted as skipper
and crew Of = fast little sloop. The
sloop, .. star-boat, racing type, cap
tured the enthusiastic interest Of
Colleen, who went sailing in the
sporty little craft whenever she was
most needed before the cameras.
She confessed that she found hand
ling main-sheet, jib and tiller all at
one time was job better suited to
. person with four arms, but she
was fascinated by the sport. The
supporting cast il composed Of Law
renee Gray, Alan Hale, Ford Ster-
ling, Claude Gillingwater, Julapne
Johnston, Edgar Morton and Others.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-22
FIGHT DELAYED
BECAUSE MIXER
HAS HURT KNEE
Complete Lake williams Card
to Be Staged as Originally
Promoted
CAVANAGH-BYRNE DRAW
Cavanagh Will Continue Hard
Training in Roberts Stable
This Week
CAvANAGH.BYRNE DRAW

Lee Cavanagh. Bismarck's pride
welterweight, will not have chance
to meet A. j. Watson, Kidder county
middleweight, until next Saturday
night, it was announced at Lake Will
liams last night.
Watson was unable to appear in
the ring last night because Of an in
jury suffered to his knee in train
ing. A few preliminary exhibition
matches were staged and the man.
agement announced that the card
would be staged Saturday night,
Sept. 20.
Cavanagh earned 1O-round draw
Thursday night with Felix Byrne,
Phillips, champion Of S,uth Dakota
at LAB pounds, according to informa-
ton reaching here late yesterday
concerning Lees unannounc.d cur
prise fight at Gascoyne.
Several fast preliminary fights
preceded the main 60 between Cav
anagh and Byrne.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-22
ROGERS, WAIVER
ARE STILL MAD

New York, Sept. 22.-B-With
only ten more days Of the season
LETT, Rogers Hornsby and Phil
Waner were still neck-and-neck for
the batting championship of the Ma
tional league last Wednesday night,
when the current averages were COM
piled. The Boston manager led on
that date by one point. having risen
to 1888 by squirt as the Pirate star
fell to 1882, according to statistics
issued today.
Other leading batsmen were:
Klein, Philadelphia, 1856; Sisler, Bos-
ton, 1853; Lindstrom, New York,
1853; Roettger, st. Louis, Sal; Her
man, Brooklyn, $40; Hafey, st.
Louis, $40; Richbourg, Boston, S3S;
Traynor, Pittsburgh, 1887; and Ho-
gan. New York, 1896.
Waner retained many other in
dividual coronets. He led in total
hits, with 218; in scoring runs, with
1873; in doubles, with 81; and in
triples, with 10. Hack Wilson of
Chicago still topped the home run
hitters with 80, with Jim Bottomley
Of st. Louis only one behind. Bot
tomley led in runs batted in, with
121, and Cuyler Of Chicago in stolen
bases, with 80.
Larry Benton of the Giants re-
manned on top in the pitching table,
with "a victories and z defeats for
TIA, followed by his teammate,
Fred FitzsimMons, with 20 and 8 for
TIA. Haines Of st. Louis was next
with Is and s for .692.
Benton led the pitchers, not only
in percentage but also in complete
games, where he had margin Of
e to 26 over Burleigh Grimes Of
Pittsburgh. Benton and Grimes were
tied in total victories, each with 81,
but Grimes was begged down to $40
and ninth place by Is defeats.
The Pirates led in team batting
with .311, one point more than could
be shown by St. Louis and Cincin-
natl, tied for second. The Reds had
179 double plays, and needed only
four more in Is games to clip Wash
ington's major league record Of 1872.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-22
CRACK GUESTS
TO PLAY GAME
/ FOR EXHIBITION
Features and Lectures to Be
Staged at Grand Pacific
Billiard Parlors
TO GIVE LECTU RES
Layton Defeated Hoppe for
World Billiard Champion
ship Last March
TO GIVE LECTURES

John Layton, national three-cush-
ion billiard champion, and Willie
Hoppe, worlds 1871 balk-line billiard
champion, will appear here in exhi-
billions, lectures, and demonstra-
tions at the Grand Pacific billiard
parlor at and p. m. Tuesday. it
was announced by managers OF the
local recreation parlors today.
The Layton-Hoppc combination is
without a doubt the leading billiard
attraction at this time. Seldom are
two topnotchers seen together in one
billiard exhibition.
Layton, who is now worlds cham
pion, defeated Hoppe for the title in
the final game of the last worlds
championship tournament held in
Chicago last March. He also held
the title in 19l6-2O-2l-22-23. He
was also the worlds pocket billiard
champion in 1916.
The veteran Hoppe is the most
famous of all billiardists. He be-
came famous in 1907 when as mere
boy in his teens he won the worlds
1872 balk-line title in tournament
against the worlds leading billiard
lists. In 1910 he won the 1871 balk-
line title from Maurice Vignanx. in
Paris. He still holds the 1871 title
and held the 1872 title uninterrupted
until 1921 when he lost it to Jake
Schaefer. In 1922 he again won
the title and held it to 1924 when he
again gave way to Schaefer. In
1927 he was again the balk-line king,
but lost the title later in the year
to Welker Cochran.
The exhibition consists of So point
match at three cushion billiards, diff
ficult and fancy shots by Hoppe, and
a lecture and demonstration by Lay
ton Of the diamond system used by
billiardists in three-cushion bill
lizards. This lecture will be q revela-
ton to those not familiar with scien-
tific side of billiards. Layton will
demonstrate that billiards is a sys-
tenn of geometric angles scientific
ally figured by the use Of the inlaid
diamonds on the rails Of the billiard
table. He will show how the billiard
player must figure these angles SIM
ilarly to that figuring done by the
expert carpenter with square when
cutting. rafters, stairs and other
angle building construction.
Hoppe in making his shots seems
to do the impossible.
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NOTICE OF SALE or LAND

NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Notice II Hereby Given, That under
authority of an Order Of Sale granted
by the Honorable \. C. Davies, Judge
Of the County Court OF the County 81
Burleigh, in the State Of North Da-
kota, dated the 21st day Of September.
4. p. 1928. the undersigned, Roland n.
Crane. administrator with the viii
annexed Of Charles Wright. late Of
the City of Bismarck. in the COUNTY
OF Burleigh and State OF North Da.
okla, deceased, will sell at priya q
sale to the highest bidder. Tor cssh
OF said County Court, the following
described land, to-wit: Lots. twenty
six lze) and twenty seven (27) il
Block forty-four 90 in Flannery nd
Weatherby. Addition to the CITY Of
5ismerck. In Burleigh County. North
The sale win be made on 81 .fter
the 10th day Of October, A. b. 1874.
All bids must be in writing. ma
may be left 1t the office OF the Sheriff
Df Bnrlolgh County. In tho Burlei9h
County Court House In the City sc
Bismarck, and offers ana bids will Sc
received by mo At said office, or flled
with the Judge Of said County Court.
Or delivered to tho dndsrsigned per-
Dated September 81, 1925.
ROLAND II. CRANE.
Administrator with the
Will annexed.of Charles
'ssss-sS Wright. Decreased.