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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

Virginia not only letlS IllS AoSS Va WAN
industry but also regrets the leaving
of that staunch citizen and town
builder. Thos. S. Written, his eStlm-
able family and the fine set OF depart
ment heads surrounding him. we
missed Mr.. Written when he left VIM
ton and Virginia will miss him when
he leaves there There are none
better than Tom Written and Chef
Rodgers -
Billboard advertising received an
awful wallop at the hands OF Arthur
Newton Pack, editor OF Natures Mag
azine, who recently made an auto
mobile tour of the state of Virginia.
On his return he wrote that he found
the lovely highways thanked from one
end to another with lnnumerapIe
biIboardS. Further he says: They
dance up and down the Valley PIKE
and the Lee Highway in a delrium
of misplaced color. They cut on
view after view. Even the battle
fields, sacred to southern memory,
are not sacred to the invading army
of billboard builders. Great glowing
signs stand watch besides the Manas-
sas battlefield and blazon out their
message close to where the Souths
heroes lie."
This is not peculiar to Virginia but
every other state is afflicted likewise.
The billboard is nuisance on any
highway. Some day, let us hope,
they may be eradicated.
One day last week the Hibblng
Daily Tribune celebrated the twen-
tieth anniversary of its birth and it
must be said that the growth of the
Tribune has been phenomenal under
the guiding hand of Rufus B.
Hitchcock and his capable force OF
employees. At the start A. E. Pfrem-
mer one of the earliest newspaper
publishers in the county was assoc
lated with Mr.. Hitchcock in the pub
fishing of the daily in somewhat
oEerdone weekly town. The daily
started as purely local chronicler
of news but has since blossomed out
with Associated Press news and other
strictly metropolitan ideas. Rufus
Hitchcock besides being good editor
has since developed into a good legis-
lator and is being prominently spoken
of by some of the brethen of the press
as good gubernatorial material.
1t would be rather remarkable If
someone in the northern half of the
or To
still be more novel if Hitchcock were
chosen. He has been an outspoken
anti-tonnage taXer and this naturally
branded him as "a tool of the Steel
Trust" in the eyes of the granger
element. He would make a good gov
ernor however, as a man who has
been successful in publishing a news
paper satisfactorily for period of
twenty years has accumulated know
ledge and experience enough to fit him
for any Office in the land.
1t is said that eighty-five per cent
of the automobiles stolen in this
country last year were recovered. It
is also said these recoveries were made
much to the disgust of many of the
owners who claim that after car is
two or three years old he isn't afraid
it will be stolen but on the contrary,
he's afraid it won't be.
The area of the state of Texas is
265,899 square miles, and assuming
that the population of the world is
approximately 1900, 100000 people, if
all the people on the earth's surface
were taken to Texas, each person
would have 42.3 square feet of ground.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25
Pittsburgh held a big celebration

Pittsburgh held a big celebration
and for good reasons.
Fifty years ago you could wade
across the OHIO river In many PLACES
with water no higher than your knees
Now the government has built fifty
dams, costing $ilssGOO, 900, giving at
least nine feet of water, enough for
large boats, all year round through
out the 1000 miles of stream between
Pittsburgh and the Mississippi.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

II young Mr. insult follows out
those ideas he will be big indus
trial dinosaur some day.
Mr.. Lamont, "the" Mr.. Lamont, says
business is good and will continue
good. Gerard Swope, president of Gen
eral Electric, says "Amen!" and means
It. Orders received by his company for
the three months ending September
80 were $l16,6SS,014, against $90.32S
666 in the same period last year. That
Increase Of 90 per cent has prevailed
throughout the entire year.
Madame Curie, who helped the dis
covery OF radium, comes here to ac-
cept for the Rew Radium Institute at
Warsaw, one gram of radium, costing
$4,000, paid for by American women
= You could put in q small yalise radi
um worth more than all the wealth
Of Rockefeller. Ford, Secretary Mellon
and George F. Baker combined, If such
a radium quantity existed.
Our sun, with its source of terrific
energy only guessed ct by science, may
contain millions Of tons of radiun.
We can't get at that. But we might
give more poor children the benefit of
the suns light, which Is accessible and
costs nothing.
DR.. Frederick Tilney, professor of
neurology at Columbia university,
warns you that headache is a Sc
rious thing. There are sixteen differ
ent kinds Of headaches. all requiring
particular care and understanding.
Headaches often come from anxiety.
and you should be cautious about tax,
ing medicine to kill headache.
1t may kill the headache, while the
forces that cause the headache con-
tinue working to kill you.
In Canada, Ramsay Macdonald,
member Of the Socialist party, adj
dressing labor unions. tells them that
changes must be made by evolution,
not by revolution. That's how they
have been made in the past.
&c, 1929, By King Features Syndicate. Ine.l
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

Ohio river traffic has increased 10
twelve years from 100000 to TO-
100000 tons.
The river now makes possible a
saving OF $2e,0Oo,0O0 a year in freight
charges.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

1t is said that eighty-five per cent
of the automobiles stolen in this
country last year were recovered. 1t
much to the disgust of many of the
owners who claim that after car is
two or three years old he isn't afraid
it will be stolen but on the contrary,
he's afraid it won't be.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25
ON THIS OCCASION
Continued from page one)

dustry. Dick" Bailey has rebuilt the
mill destroyed by fire over year ago
and furnishes a market for the TIM
Der of the settler and the small oper-
atorA The Bailey mill under the able
direction of Dick" will be quite
boon for Virginia while only filling III
part the place taken by the big mill
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

The area of the state of Texas is
265, 89a square miles, and assuming
that the population of the world is
approximately 1,SOO,OOO,OOO people, if
all the people on the earth's surface
were taken to Texas, each person
would have 42.3 square feet of ground.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-25

This is not peculiar to Virginia but
every other state is afflicted likewise.
The billboard is nuisance on any
highway. Some day, let us hope,
they may be eradicated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
SUCCESSFUL BREAK
FOR LIBERTY MADE
BY OH|OPR|SONERS
Trio Escapes From Escape
Proof Cell Block: One
Near Death

Columbus, OHIO. Nov. 4-ePl-Two
Ohio penitcntiary prisoners mace 4"
successful break for liberty early to-
day after beating a guard. while a
third, Arthur BROKER. IS III "A critical
condition IN the prison hospital q IL
leI wound IN his abdomen
The trio. Brooke. serving a He
sentence .Gr murder. Guy TcnncG.,
serving 10 To - years for robbery.
and William Miller. 20, r0Dbot, got
away from tho escape proc. cell
block where they were housed. sealed
the wall. beat Guard John Mo.ig2n-
c-y who was in tho forer and giving
ever tho wall on an !~aproniscd rope
ladder. The mon IL escaping o a
s~ubmaohinc gu.l from Montgomery.
Officials said.
Three drills ana three pieces OF tn"
steel rcenforccIaeats II the cell biociS
wcrc loand III the prisoner cells. Al
Though the drill found II the eel!
were part Of tho machine shop equip
Mels. prison officials wetc unable ~
explain how t,acv came .:.to posses
sion ci tho men,
Broker. WHO uas captured IN z
hulla.n~ immediately acres, thc street
from tbs institution. IS bellc.cd 10
haze been wounded in Al e.c..aagc OF
shots between the prisoners on the
vs.l and GUARDS in the prison YARD
weo we're gG5i..a" 10 sionteomcryS
aid
Montgomery vas shot TWICE before
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
Missing LIEUTENANT
FOUND IN VANCOUVER
Family and Friends of Young
Naval Officer Puzzled By
Disappearance

Wash!nrtca. Nov. 4.-T-Whilc
thc navy va silent as 10 what steps
glay be taken against Lieutenant Har-
cd w. Nortncrtt. Who disappeared
t.o.l inc Norfolk navy yard and was
taken into custody in Seattle. his
saM.iiy ond friead5 here were puzzled
today regarding the reasons which
l.T behind his disappearance and his
journey across the continent.
The Young naval officer left Tie
'Sc.io!.i navy Yard on the night OF
October ~. 20 del.4er tho sum of $500
To the extension department of the
University oil Virginia. When he did
not rcaDocar a.c.lts Of the depart
ment of iaSticc wee called in and
i3catcd him in Vancnuy2r. He VOL
unfairly went - Seattle where yes
tcrday lie Eas formally placed undc.
SgFast.
FIJI tat~he.-in-ia". II. +. c. Bryant,
I Washington n,aspapcrm2n. cX-
pressed extreme surprise. saying he
nd q fin" naval record and was de-
N3.cd 10 his wife ard small son. At
tisc sanc time. ic disclosed the jus
,icc GcDartmcat had been advised
t'at 4 Canadian woman. whose name
Ea5 10. rc.ea.cd. left hcs home in
O.t2wa last Aueiis. for the purpose Of
Winning the affections OF Lieutenant
Nortlcatt at any cost
So far as members of the family
Know. The only charge that the navy
can place against NOr.hcutt is that
Of lie crt.o,..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04

not necessary for the court to in
struct the jury regarding the defense
Of the home, no necessity to retreat,
ETC.. when such issues are not in the
case and when the court has fully
and fairly stated to the jury the law
with reference to the right Of self
defense.
3. Where there is q sharp conflict
In the testimony and the versions
given by the interested parties are
Numerically opposed to each other.
but the version given by the ON
planning witness IS such which. II true,
justifics q verdict OF guilty Of assault
and battery, the court will not dis
turb the verdict Of tie jury so find
ing.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the county court with
increased jurisdiction. Ransom coun-
ty, Hon. M. c. Thompson, Judge.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Burr, J.
James Morris, Attorney General.
Bismarck, N. D.. and Chas. S. Ego,
States Attorney. Of Lisbon, N. D.. at
torneys for plaintiff and respondent.
Hugo p. Remington. of Lisbon, N.
Oak, attorney for defendant and APP
pellant.
State Of North Dakota, Plaintiff and
Respondent,
VS..
George Anderson, Defendant and
Appellant.
In all action to determine the pa
ternity Of a child 1t is competent to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04

Whereas. Default has been made In
the terms and conditions OF that cer-
AZ the non-paNnent Of the two amor.
installments of Sixty-fiv and
100 Dollars tS65.0 OD each. due No.
vember Is, 1928. and May Is. 1929. and
1aIss ~ ,he sum o. r,H oe
as5ss.,s) for the years 1890. 1921.
1899. 1923. 1921. 1895, 1926 and 1927.
Now, Therefore. Notice Is Hereby
Given. That that certain mortgage
son and Carrie Nelson. his wife, mort.
gaEors TO the Federal Land Bank IT
Saint Paul. q body corporate. OF the
City of st. Paul. County Of RAMSEY.
s Sa1en 81 Minne ,sas mo- G;.S Ia Dated r.e1
ord in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds OF Rurlcigh County. North Da.
kota, on November ~. 1918. and re.
corded in hook 1al Of Mortgages. IT
~ the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described. at the trout
door of the Court House. in the City
CT Bismarck. County of Burleigh. and
q : o'clock +. II. on the End day 81
December. 1929. to satisfy the amount
y upon such mortgage on the day
~ sale. for said defaulted indebted
ness. Said sale is to be made subject
IT the aforesaid mortgage to The
Federal Land Bank Of saint paul
amounting to One Thousand Seven
Hundred Twenty and $500 Dollars
tS1.2O.SS). The premises described IN
such mortgage and which will be FOLD
to satisfy the same are situated IN
the County Of Rurleigh. and state ~
North Dakota. and described - FOL.
lows:
The Northeast Quarter (NEk)
~ Section Twenty-six (e6). Town.
ship One Hundred Forty (14O)
North. Range seventy five <75)
Vest: containing One Hundred
Sixty tl6O) acres. more or less.
according TO the Government sur.
e thereof.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date Of sale for said defauited
installments and taxes the sum. Of
Eight Hundred Fourteen and S4/it1
Dollars t$S14.S41, together with statu.
tory attorneys fees and cost OF fore.
closure as provided by law.
Dated TIL. eth day OF October, 1879.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL,
Mortgage.
zuEsr& Tillotson. AttoFneyg for Mort.
4agee. Bismarck, North Oakota,
10Il4.5l.3S: lt/l.1l.le
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
INJURED MAN, GIRL
STILL UNCONSCIOUS
Miss Ruth Saxvik and John
BrazeroI Show Slight I'm
provement, However

Bismarck's two automobile accident
victims of last week had not rcgained
complete consciousness in a local hos
pital at $50 o'clock this afternoon but
both showed slight improvement, ac-
cording to attending physicians.
John BrazerOl. who suffered a frac-
tured skull when struck by a taxi
about 8 a. m. Saturday, was in a
semi-conscious condition. Brazerol
was struck IN the head by the side
lamp Of the taxi. He was running
across the street when the mishap
occurred. according to passersby.
Miss Ruth SaXvik will have been
unconscious ono week at $50 o'clock
tonight. The l3-ycar-old girl was
struck last Monday night BY an auto
mobile driven BY John w. Larson.
She was riding a bicycle.
She suffered a broken arm and leg
and has a blood clot on the brain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
Decisions of
Supreme Court
The State Of North Dakota, Plaintiff
and Respondent,

The State Of North Dakota. Plaintiff
and Respondent.
VS..
Melvin johnson, Defendant and APP
pellant.
|. In a prosecution for rape the
fact that the p~rosecutrix made COM
plant after the commission of the
alleged Offense, may be shown In evi-
dcnce. but the details of the offensc
as related to another by the prosecu-
trix are not admissible. In the In
slant case there was no error in adj
hitting r.tdence that complaint was
made as the details we're excluded.
?. The information in q criminal
prosecution Is a concise statement Of
the charge against the defendant, and
1t is not error for the trial judge to
read it to the jury as a basis for his
instructions. when he instructs the
jury that the information is not evil
dencc, but simply the written charge
Of the state. upon which the case Is
brought to trial. for the evidence. the
facts. you must get from the wit
nesses upon the stand and the ex-
hibits offered and received in EVIL
dencc."
3. Refusing to admit a letter In
evidence after portions Of the same
relied OH by appellant as material,
has been read in the presence Of the
Jury. tho witnesses had been exam
ined IN relation thereto was not er-
ror. as such material portions were
in evidence.
4. Under section 1853. "Rape can
only be accomplished with a female
not the wife of the perpetrator." Non
marriage is a part Of the statutory Of
the crime. and must be alleged in the
information and proved at the trial
to the satisfaction of the jury beyond
a reasonable doubt. but. like any 9TH
cr fact. it may be proved by facts and
circumstances from which the con-
clusion Of ~non-marriage may be
drawn.
5. The statutes Of this state rclat-
ing to prosecutions for the crime Of
rape do not require, that the com.
planning witness be corroborated. and
a defendant may be convicted on the
unsupported testimony Of the com.
planning witness. The ~credibility ol
the witnesses. and the guilt or limo
cence of the defendant arc all ques.
lions Of fact for the jury. and wher
there is q direct conflict r. the EVIL
dcnce the verdict Of the jury prevails
fSyliabus by the court.)
Appeal from the district court o
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
GRAIN MARKETING IN
NORTHWEST WILL
UNITED BY AGENCIES
Eliminate Competition and Will
Work With Farmers Nation
al Grain Corporation

Minneapolis. Nov. 4.-,P)-Steps
farnler-owned grain marketing agen-
cics operating in the northwest were
taken today when representatives Of
the Farmers Elevators associations of
four states voted to complete plans for
the Cooperative Farmers Northwest
Grain corporation.
The new corporation. decided OH
definitely today BY elevator associa-
tons Of Minnesota. North and South
Dakota and Montana, Will eliminate
competition between agencies con-
trolled by rival farm organizations in
the northwest. The corporation will
work III cooperation with and as the
northwest agency for the Farmers
National Grain corporation. the Ma
ticnal Marketing agency OF the fed
cral farm board.
Representatives of the nor.hwes.
associations were unanimous III their
decision to proceed with organization
OF the new company after it was ex-
planned the new concern will have the
approval Of the farm board.
Speakers at the meeting declared
Alexander Leggc. chairman OF the
federal farm board. at a conference
10 days ago in Chicago. approved the
plan for a northwest corporation TO
function for the board and the Ia
tional grain corporation in Minnesota.
the Dasotas and Montana.
If carried through to the success
now anticipated. these speakers said,
the program will unite the organiza-
ton and effort of all farmer-owned
grain marketing agencies operating in
Minneapolis. Duluth Superior. Grand
Forks and other northwest markets.
Lieut.. Gov. H. E. Covcy of South
Dakota presided at the conference
attended by 3G officers and members
Of the elevator associations In the
four states. The Farmers Grain Deal
crs association of North Dakota was
not represented and some doubt as to
the position it would take was ex-
pressed by representatives of other
groups.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
TURTLE LAKE CORN
GROWERS TAKE Big
NUMBER OF PRIZES
Best Specimens Will Be Entered
IN the State Corn Show
Here This Week
Tribune snccial Service,

Turtle Lake. N. Oak, Nov. 4.-Tur-
tie Lake exhibitors won a majority of
the prizes Of the annual Mclean
county corn show conducted here last
Wcel,.
JOHN Tnysell. Of the u. S. Great
Plains Experimental station. Man.
dan. judged the exhibits. Attorney
General James Morris was the fea-
tugc spca',e. at the show. Other
speakers were q. A. Lindell. WASH
burn attorney. ana Otto Olson. presi-
dent or the Mclean county poultry
show.
John Frey. Turtle Lake. acted as
chairman at the show and w. S. Bry-
son. also OF Turtle Lake. is president
CT the annual show.
Some OF tho best specimens at the
SHOW will be entered in the state corn
show in Bismarck this week. accord
ing to A. l.. Norling. Mclean county
agricultural agent who assisted in
making arrangements for the affair.
Judging results follow:
White Flint. w. S. Bryson, 2.
John Frey. 3. Marie Walclcr, all Of
Turtle Lake.
yellow Flint. William Ormar,
Turtle Lake; ?. John Frey. Turtle
Lake, 3. Steve Murray. Wilton.
Mixed Flint. William Orman,
Turtle Lake; 2. J.. G. Ovcrholster,
Butte, 3. Karl Flemmer. Turtle Lake.
Rainbow Flint. William Orman,
Turtle Lake: 2. w. A. Renfrow, Tur-
tie Lake: 3. Louis Splitter. Wilton.
yellow Dent, ]. r. Dennis, Will
ton.
White Dent. John Frey, Turtle
Lake. ?, j. r. Dennis. Wilton.
Northwestern Dent. William Or
man. >. John Frey. 3, Marie Walcker,
Ill OF Turtle Lake.
Falconer-l. john Frey. 2. William
Orman. 3, H. r. Crouch, all Of Turtle
Lake.
Sweet Corn-l. Mrs. w. s. Bryson,
,, John Frey. both OF Turtle Lake.
Pop Corn-l. Karl Flemmer, 2, Mrs.
Gus. johnson. both OF Turtle Lake.
Ten largest c%ars-John Frey. Tur-
tic Lake.
Best single ear-John Frey, Turtle
Lake.
Biggest car-Edward Femmcr,
Turtle Lake.
Triumph potatocs-l. John Schel-
skc. =. Martha Flcmmer. 3, Mrs. Gus.
johnson. all Of Turtle Lake.
Early Ohio potatoes-l. w. S. Bry-
son. :. Mrs. John A. Johnson. 3. Jake
r. Braun. all Of Turtle Lake.
White ~po.atocs-l. John Schclske,
,. w. S. Bryson. 3. Mrs. John A.
johnson. all of Turtle Lake.
Mixed potatoes-1. John Schelskc,
2. w. S. Bryson. 3. Edward Flcmmer,
all of Turtle Lake.
Swcepst3kes-lO ears OF CORN
John Frey. Turtle Lake.
! Alfalfa sceds-l. Jonas Thomson
! Underwood; 2. j. G. Nelson. McrccIx
3, w. S. Hryson. Turtle Lake.
Special Prizes
Ensilaec-Waltcr Rcnfrow, Turtle
Lake.
Best bundle corn fOdder-W. s
Bryscn. Turtle Lake.
Best stalk Of corn-John Frey. Tur-
tie Lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
SECRETARY lamont
SAYS BUSINESS GOOD
endorses Statements of Hoover
and Klein in Basic fros-
perity c! Nation

Wasli.n.soN, Nov. f-H'-Scc-ctary
Lasrcna reiterated today tina, busi-
ness conditions arc .uadaman.ai,y
sound and cited eomIs.'ca depart
mcnt figures Showing ".~os3lusely" no
increase III Inventories. tia. forward
orders arc rreatcr and tina. there had
been nc rise i II commodity prices.
He endorsed statements O. Prcc.-
dent Hoover and Assistant Secretary
Klein. both Of whom haze ernDla-
sized their belief in the stability Of
business. Mr.. Lament asserted tie
business curve over a Ion" period was
exactly the reverse c. tic. Which h2G
preceded past business Gspressions.
The secretary said that the stoc.,
market reactions void b. largely
psychological with purchasers in tine
luxury class feeling the falling off
mostly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR
State AtghWa. s.0mStructt0m

!. Proposals for the construction
- q; state Highway on State Route
ceiyed by the State Highway Commits
sion III the offices IF the Department
cf state Highways at bismarck. y.
Da':., not later than 10 o'clock a. NJ.
and time they Will be publicly opened
anl road.
. The proposals must lie mailed 10
~ otherwise deposited with the be
rartment ~ State Highways nj T:;s-
masrk. y. paL.. and shall III sealed
:ind endorsed Proposal for construct
ing 4 State Highway North ~ sterling
Federal Aid rr.jec; No. 3Sl-AD III
i;urleigh County.
J. \ certified check for ~. to-
Gethcr with q bidders bond in the fun
!: mount of the gross sum bid. must
accompany each PROPOSAL
.. Contemplated WORK consists of
!"..Sa miles Of Earth Grading and
ing approximately:
80 Acres. Clearing and C:ruhbing;
80 Acres. Flowing and narrowing.
iosaal = Nds. Earth Exec vation:
9. y. 5. Overhaul: ) Gu. yd@. Rock
ban: Furnish and Deliver . 4Na I. n.
lS-inch Corrugated Metal Pipe Gull
Ncrts: Furnish and Deliver lS4 T.. TT.
Ncrts: Furnish and Deliver 81 +. III.
:o-'nrh Corrugated Metal Pipe Gull
vcrts: Furnish and Deliver IL No. IS
inch Metal Connecting Bands: Furnish
and Deliver ) NJ. :4-inch Metal Con-
Meeting Eands: Furnish ard Deliver I
No. 30-inch Metal Connecting Sands
os:2 l.. TT. Unload. Haul and Install
Corrugated Metal Pipe culverts.
Note: Alternate Bids will be re.
ce.vcd on Cast Iron Pipe (,ulvcrts.
). Copies Of the Proposal blanks
ma be obtained from the Department
~ state Highways at Bismarck. X.
Oak. Plans and specifications are on
file in tho Division office Of the De-
partment Of State Highways at Bis
marck. n. Dak.. and tho office OF tho
Department Of Slate Highways al
Bismarck. \. OAK. and also at the
office Of the County Auditor in the
County wherein the project Or prof.
Gets are located.
q. All bidders are invited 10 be
present ut the opening u The pro-
p0Sais.
I. The right il reserved 10 reject
2 and all proposals. to waive tech-
nicaiities. or to accept such ;s may
he determined tn he for the best In
tcrestx Of the County and State.
y. Y bid on all items
contained In the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any number
Of items less then those contained in
the proposal will be considered as ir-
regular and rejected NJ such.
Dated October 81. 1929.
STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT..
ts.gncd1 II. q. FRAHM.
ll/4-ll-lS Secretary.