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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-07

work room 20 arranged that Il may
be converted into . dark room q
any time desired. II the instructor
should care to divide his class 20 that
part Of It would perform certain ex-
periments In the work room while
others are working at their desks. he
will be able to have complete super
vision over both rooms ct Ill times.
Laboratory On Third
Besides the customary class rooms
on the third floor there u located the
biology and chemistry laboratory and
business training department. Direct
" connected to the biology laboratory
there u Z small room equipped with
growing beds and aquarium, etc. The
chemistry laboratory Is 90 arranged
that with the use Of built-in cup
boards, specially designed tables, ETC..
the maximum amount Of floor space q
available. The commercial depart
ment has three distinct rooms 20 ar
ranged that the subjects Of typewrit-
ing, shorthand and the use Of bust
ness appliances may be taught With
out interference.
Each class room and department
will be provided with wardrobes, cup
boards, cabinets and other usual and
necessary fixtures designed and ar
ranged for that particular room and
subject taught.
Funds permitting. the class rooms,
gymnasium. and other important
rooms will be acoustically treated. AL;
rooms will Be properly lighted 20 that
eye-strain will be eliminated and
night classes may be held.
The home economies department u
di:ided into three distinct rooms, thus
enabling food preparations, house,
keeping and sewing to be taught to
the best advantage.
The manual training department u
housed In . separate wing on the
east side Of the building.
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Inero were ~ bidders Tor the gen.
eral contract for North Dakotas nav
capitol building, with amounts vary
Ing from 81 $4,000 to tl.s47. 900. Or Il
PER cent. The contract was awarded
% the low bidder, the Lundoff- Bick-
nall 90. Of Chicago, q 1l,576 900
Profit was limited to three and one
half psr cent. With % per cent Of any
savings reserved to the state.
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Plans for Proposed Structure
Being Drawn by Ritter
bush Brothers

From the viewpoint Of the general
public, = school building which u ap-
propriate and adequate for the fu-
ture and present requirements Of the
city should be pleasing in appearance
a. well as economical In cost, accord
ing to Ritterbush Brothers Of Bis
marck, architects for Bismarcks pro-
posed new high school building.
In the planning Of the proposed
new senior high school for this city
the teaching faculty. the board Of edu-
cation and the architects have plan
neI for the proper administrative
units. all educational functions, In
Guiding social and athletic activities.
Before any decision has been
reached Is to the arrangement and
appearance Of rooms every available
source Of information has been con-
suited. All this available knowledge
has been considered - to it, adapt
ability to this particular school re-
garding its present and future needs,
according to the normal development
Of the city.
In considering the outside appear
ance Of the building the location has
played an important part. It became
necessary to design . building that
would fit into and conform to . land
scape which Is rather low and diff
cult to handle. To comply with oil
conditions. = modified type Of modern
architecture met the demand.
The west elevation will be three
stories in height and, due to the dif-
ference in grades between Seventh
st. and Eighth the east elevation viii
be four stories In height.
There will be . granite base COM
posed Of what Is known as Rainbow
Granite and above this will be brick
extending to the coping stone which Is
Of Minnesota limestone.
Entrance Distinctive
The principal entrances will have
limestone trim, metal windows and
doors and other architectural fea-
lures which will combine with the
main building. vet at the same time
be distinctive.
The metal spandrels will be Of
aluminium finished to harmonic with
the brick Ind to add interest to the
facade.
North Dakota materials will be used
throughout wherever practical.
The plan Is that Of T. This al
lows for the most economical type Of
construction, the greatest flexibility.
immediate supervision and also direct
access to the different departments
without interference with each other.
All lobbi,s will have teraxzo floors
and the walls will be treated with pol
ished Montana travertine. The main
entrances and lobby center on Avenue
D connecting directly with the main
corridor and the stairway which leads
to the upper floors. The secondary
entrance leads to the gymnasium,
main corridor and 4 stairway leading
to the upper floors.
The administrative unit, located on
the first floor, Is accessible 70 the
student body. the general public. and
answers the business demands that
continually arise In the administration
Of the schools.
A radio room win be provided ana
. two-channel system installed. Loud
speakers viii be located In each class
room and In the gymnasium. Pro.
grams will be received ct the central
station and transmitted to any COM
bination Of rooms desired. The radio
- ~ 10 a.
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The African aard.vark has teeth
unlike any other animal: every tooth
= made up Of hundreds OF tiny, tubes,
each Of which contains it, own nerve.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
NOTICE
fNto 1iIuoCII
Clerk and Recorder.

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN ACCORDING TO LAW, That
Sheridan County and the various
School Districts of Sheridan county,
Montana. will on Friday, June 22nd,
1884, at the office of the County
Treasurer in the City of Plentywood.
Sheridan County, Montana, exercise
its and their right and rights to pay
and redeem the following outstand-
Ing and registered warrants of said
county and School Districts, as fol-
lows, to-wit.
SHERIDAN COUNTY:
General Fund-All warrants reg.
prior to Sept. 80, 1888 and Nos. 29201
to 1927 inclusive.
Road Fund-All reg. warrants I'D
to and including No. 16073.
Poor fund-All reg. warrants I'D to
and including No. 8456.
Bridge Fund-Ail registered war
rants.
Library Fund-All reg warrants
up TO and including No. 1912.
Fair Fund-Registered warrant
No. 8.
Gopher Fund-Registered warrants
Nos. 371 and 373.
Spec. Relief Fd.-All reg. warrants
up to and including No. $50.
Peterson Drainage Dist.-All reg
fstered warrants.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS:
No. 2 III. S. Fund-Au warrants
reg. prior to Dec. rs, 1888.
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minimum wage rate OF $0.75 per hour
for the lowest classifications of skilled
labor, all as described fully in the
| Special Provisions for this project.
Each proposal must be submitted
on a orm and In an envelope to be
provided for the purpose. addressed
to the State Highway Commission at
Helena, and endorsed, Proposal for
Improvement u. S. Public Works
Project No. NRM-193"F', Unit-2".
No proposal will be considered un.
less accompanied by an unconditional
Terrified check In an amount equiv
alent to five per cent (5%o) OF the
total amount OF the bid. A corporate
surety bond will be required for the
faithful performance OF the contract.
A certificate OF compliance on the
prescribed form will be furnished for
that purpose shall be signed and sub
mitted by all bidders, in accordance
by the President on March IA, 1884.
Only bids accompanied by such GER
tificate shall be considered or accept
ed. The contractor to whom award Is
made shall require subcontractors and
dealers furnishing equipment. mater
ials, and supplies to sign similar GER
tMicates before making awards to or
purchase from such subcontractOrE
or dealers, copies of which shall be
furnished to the contracting officer.
Plans, specifications, forms OF con
tract and bond, proposal blanks and
full instructions are on file for exam
nation and may be obtained at the
office OF the State Highway Commits
sion in the Capitol Building at Hell.
ena, Montana.
Plans and specifications are also
on file and may be examined in the
office OF the United States Bureau OF
Public Roads at Missoula, Montana.
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to waive
technicalities as may be deemed
necessary In the interest of the state.
No bids will be considered except
those from contractors ascertained
to be experienced and responsible.
Proposals may be rejected II the
evidence revealed by the question
naire and sworn financial statement
indicates that the bidder is incapable
OF performing the work contemplated.
Proposals may be rejected ii past
work performed by the bidder for the
Commission has been unsatisfactory
from the standpoint OF workmanship
or progress, or II he has work under
contract uncompleted which may, In
the judgement OF the Commission.
endaneer the prompt completion OF the
work contemplated.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF MONTANA
@. S. Warden, Chairman.
r. p. RAIDER,
State Highway Engineer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
OF Passing Of Resolution to Extend
the Present Boundary Lines Of
the City OF PlentyWood.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
at a meeting OF the City Council OF
the City OF P~lentyWOod on the 18th
day OF June, A. d. 1884, a resolution
was passed to change the present
boundary lines OF the City OF Plen-
tywood and that the boundaries OF
the City OF Plentywood SO changed
win be as follows:
Conan encing at a point 30 feet
south CT a point on the north bound
airy line of the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF Section 20,
Township SIS North, OF Range SIS, e.
NJ M, Sheridan County, Montana,
which said point is 315 feet west OF
the northeast corner of the said
northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF said Section 90; thence
extending east and southeasterly
along the south boundary line of
the Montana State Highway right-of-
way, q distance OF 976.5 feet; thence
due south q distance OF 100 feet,
thence along a line that Is parallel
to the south boundary line at the
Montana State Highway rightofIway
and 100 feet distant theretrOm, In a
so~Utheasterly direction a distance OF
1885 feet, to a point where the same
~intersects the west boundary line of
what Is known as Storkan's Addition
to P~lentywood, Montana; thence south
along the west boundary line OF said
Storkan'e Addition, a distance OF rs
rect, thence due east on a line paral-
to the north and south section
line OF said Section 20, q distance OF
375 feet; thence due north along a
line that Is parallel to the east and
west section line OF said Section 90.
a distance OF $40 feet to the quarter
section line OF said southeast qaurter
OF Section 90; thence west along the
quarter section line a distance of 45
feet to the northeast corner of the
northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF said Section 90: thence
north along the quarter line a dis.
lance OF 80 feet; thence due west
along a line that Is 80 feet north of
the east and west center section line
OF said Section 20. a distance OF 1915
feet to a point that is so feet due
north OF the point OF beginning
thence due south a distance OF SO
feet to the point OF beginning.
Notice is hereby further given that
within twt nty (20) days after the
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late OF the first publication of this
hoiice OF passage of the above men
ioned resolution, any owner of prop
emy, or agent of the owner of prop
erty within the territory to be an
nexed TO the City of Plentywood, may
MAKE or file in the office of the
Clerk of the City of Plentywood, a
written expression of approval or
dlsapproVal to the proposed extern
sion OF the boundaries of the City OF
brentwood and that said approvals
or dlsapprovals will be heard by the
City Council of the City Of Plenty.
wood at a meeting of said council to
be held on the 10th day of July, 1884,
at the hour of eight o'clock p. NJ. OF
said day in the Council Chambers in
the City of Plentywood In said County
OF Sheridan, State of Montana.
Dated this 18th day of June. A. D.
1884.
C. B. Robinson,
Clerk Of the City of Plentywood.
1sf publication June 21,1934
End. publication June 90, 1884
3rd publication July S, 1884
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS

Mn ~A14
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed proposals or bids will be re-
ceived by the City Council OF the
City OF PlentywoOd, Montana, until
the hour Of 8 o'clock p. M. on the 9Th
day OF July A. d. 1894, for the fur
nishing u 1000 feet OF s inch yftrified
glazed sewer tile, together with Y
branches, necessary for the con
struction of the improvements pro
posed to be made In Special Improve
ment Sewer Extension District No II,
In accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor, now on file
In the Office q the City Clerk, which
plans and specifications are hereby
referred to Tor further particulars
and which plans and specifications
may be seen and examined BY pro
spective bidders, In the office OF the
City Clerk.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
q certified check In q sum not less
than 10 per cent Of the amount OF the
proposal and shall be delivered to the
City Clerk mot later than the hour
above stated, which sum shall be for
feted to the City OF nentyWood,
Montana, in the event the success
ful bidder 1ails to enter into q CON
tract In accordance with this notice
and the accepted bid OF proposal.
The Council serve the right to
reject any and all BIDS.
Dated this 18th day Of June A. d.
1894.
BY Order Of the City Council.
C. B. Robinson,
CITY Clerk.
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RESERVE

Mrs. Walter ,Norbo Of Medicine
Lake spent several days here at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asved this week.
Dolores LyngaA and Olive Eidness
were guests at the home OF Lars
Angvfc& Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak attended
o. e. s.. Memorial service In PLENTY
wood Wednesday evening.
Miss Helen Ann Lund was hostess
to a group OF friends last Friday
afternoon, the occasion was her
seventh birthday. After playing games
on the lawn, Mrs. Lund served the
children a delicious lunch.
Mrs. Ruth Estenson and NM.
Henry Williams entertained Monday
afternoon the children Of their neigh
borhood at a birthday party for
Myrtle Estenson.
Leo Jacobsen was host to a num-
Der OF friends Sunday afternoon. It
was his seventh birthday.
Mrs. Carl Peterson went to Balm
Vile Thursday to spend a few days
visiting Mrs. Won Eschen.
Ne6 larsen lett Thursday for
Glasgow where he hopes to secure
employment
Mrs.. Carl Angvick entertained at
contract bridge last Wednesday after
noon. High ecore was made BY Mry.
Martin Larsen
The Wakea Club will hold a picnic
at Brush Lake Thursday, June Is.
This is an annual affair for club
members only.
Mrs. Robt. Hendrickson assisted
by MRS. James Henderson entertained
the Ladies Aid Society and a NUM-
Der Of friends at the Henderson home
The afternoon was spent
In making blocks for a. quilt. Al de-
lunch vas served by the
Mrs. Murk entertained at a six
dinner Friday. The occasion
WAS Mr.. Murk's birthday.
: Mr. and Mrs. III. r. Madsen are en-
some friends from Wyom-
Ing this week. They arrived Friday
evening.
The storm Wednesday night put
the phones out 0f business hut repair
were on the job early Thursday
morning. The long distance phone
In the Nielsen cafe burned a hole in
the wall when It went out but no one
happened to be near It at the time.
NeB NOrlum OF Fr0d was a visitor
between fretghxs Thursday afternoon.
The Farmers Cooperative mple-
Co, Is putting up a new office
On the vacant lot west Of their nipple
ment warehouse This will be an
addition to their place OF
business here.
Viola Everson LEFT for Minneapolis
Sunday morning where she win CON
sinIle her studies.
tMarge Peterson left for the cities
Sunday morning. She plans to attend
Chicago Fair before returning.
A picnic WAS held at the farm home !
n Henry Haven last Sunday COM
nemorating the hwentyfifth annfverI |
AIRY A the founding Of the settle !
nent. Among the speakers were Sen
ltor Angvk, County Atty. Hoven and
1Ou Onatad OF Broadus.
The dance put on in the Town hall
Saturday night Melted the Dramatic
Iub about ten dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs En Nfcks and Mrs.
Singleton left for Omaha Tues
afternoon In response to word
hat Mr.. Nick's father had passed
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe WaHkonis were
n town Monday afternoon and ex-
ended invitations to many a their
riends to attend a house party at
heir spacious home west OF town
ext Saturday evening.
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PAGE SEVEN

No. 8 H. S. Fund-Ar warrants
reg. prior to Jan. 10. 1894 and Nos.
2644 to 2651 inclusive.
No. 6 Gen. Fund-All registered
warrants.
No. 7 H. S. Fund-All warrants
reg. prior to May "a. 1888 and Nos.
1910 to 5317 inclusive.
No. 8 Gen. Fund-An warrants
reg. prior to March 27. 1894.
No. II Gen. Fund-AIl warrants
reg. prior to July l. 1888.
NO. l9 H. S. Fund-All registered
warrants.
No. 20 H. S. Fund-AIl warrants
reg. prior to May 5. 1898 and Nos.
1923 to 1885 inclusive.
No. % Gen. Fund-Ali warrants
reg. prior to Jan. %. 1884 and Nos.
6~7-6S69-70.
No. 20 H. S. Fund-All warrants
reg. prior to Nov. Is. 1888 and No.
4488.
No. 81 Gen. Fund-AIl registered
warrants.
No. SO H. S. Fund-All warrants
reg. prior to May 2S. 1893 and No.
101.
NO. 30 Gen. .Fund-All warrants
reg. prior to Dec. |, 1893 and No. 10.
NO. 81 Gen. Fund-An registered
warrants.
NO. AZ H. S. Fund-All warrants
reg. prior to May u, 1888.
No Sc Gen. Fund-A1l registered
warrants.
No. 81 Gen. Fand-Au reefet erad
warrants.
No. rs Gen. Fund-All registered
warrants.
No. III Gen. Fund-AII warrants
reg. prior to Feb. Is, 1884.
The above called warrants draw
interest at the rate of six (6) per
cent per mum from date of regis
tration to date of call.
Dated at PlentyWood. Sheridan
County. Montana, this 10th day of
June, 1884.
PAUL KURTZ, County Treasurer
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NOTICE

OF Change of Election Precincts.
The numbers and names OF the
precincts in Sheridan County. Mon
tana have been changed as follows:
Weshby Precinct No. / includes
Ward | and ~
McElroy Precinct No. 2 includes
McElroy 2 and Westby 81
Comertown Precinct No. 3
DOOley Precinct No. 4
Raymond Precinct No. 5
Outlook Precinct No. 6 includes Out
look ward ! and 2 and outlying
Outlook
Daleview Precinct No. Z
RedstOne Precinct NO. 8
Archer Precinct NO. 9
Plentywood Precinct No. 10
Plentvwood Precinct No. III Ward /
PlentywoOd Precinct No. IL Ward 2
Mckinley Precinct No. 10
Coalridge Precinct No. IA
Antelope Precinct No. LIS
Welliver Precinct No. Is
Ashdale Precinct No. liz
Reserve Precinct No. 18
Dag1nAr Precinct No. 10
Medicine Lake Precinct No. 20 Tin
cludes Med. Lake Ward / and z
and Med. Lake Outlyfng)
~
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
NOTICE QF SALE

Of Delinquent Taxes of Real Prop.
erty For the Year 1888
Notice is hereby given that a COM
plete delinquent hist OF all persons
and property in the County, now
owing taxes, Is on file in the office
OF the County Treasurer and Is sub
ject to public inspection and exam
nation.
Unless the taxes so delinquent,
together with penalty and costs are
paid, the real property upon which
such tax is a lien, win be sold at
public auction unless previously
sold and not redeemed), on the 9Th
day OF July, 1884 at 10 o'clock A. M.
In front OF the County Treasurer's
office ait the Court House, in the
city OF Plentywood, Montana.
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF June, 1884.
Paul Kurtz,
County Treasurer,
Sheridan County, Montana
First publication June q.
Second publication June rs.
Third publication July 5.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Great Falls, Mont,
May s, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that L.
M. Richard Paulson, OF Plentywood,
Mont, who, on May Is, 1929, made
Additional Homestead Entry, No.
O74553, for sWANEA, Section IL,
Township 80 N, Range "a f, M. Mer-
idian, has filed notice OF intention to
make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before E. e. Belanski, United States
Commissioner, at Plentywood. Mont.
on the 23rd day Of June. 1884. Claim
ant am as witnesses: Gust e.
Wgener, OF P~lentywood, Montana,
Hans Agard, Of Plentywood, Mont,
Nels Jensen, OF P1entywood, Mont,
Christ Jensen OF Plentywood, Mont.
Thos. f. CORDIALLY.
27-6t. Register.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

two salesmen With cara. Must be
over rs years old and able to fur
ntsh surety bond. Experience sell
Ing farmers desirable, guarantee
while learning. Give name, age, adj
dress, phone number and past ex-
perience. Write Mr.. w. J.. Fry,
General Delivery, Plentywood,
42-1tp.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
RI n prxh1kr Wnrkn prninnt ".

u. - FUDnC WoTK4 PROJECT NO
NRM-1s3'sF~ Unitl1.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids for the construction OF the I'M
prUvement hereinafter described viii
be received BY the State Highway
Commission of Montana 1t the Offices
.0f the said Commission In the Capitol
Building II Helena until $50 "A. n.
on June 11,1934. at which tme and
place they viii be publicly opened and
read.
Tho Improvement conternpla t ca
consists Of the road mix oil treat
ment q the gravel surface on First
Avenue In the town o1 PlentyewO0d.
beginning 1t the eA2t city limits and
extending 0.874 miles to the wet
city Mn1ka.
The attention 81 BIDDERS n directed
to the Special Proviazona covering
letting or assigning tho contDno1
And to The No q Domestic Materials
n tho performance Of 0his Co.
Enc1. The contractor win - rsouirnn]
. pay : ml111nem NnGe uGo ~ $500
pr hour Tor unGodlle1 hbor IN "
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Homestead Precinct No. q
nnftno-o D~--

Homestead Precinct No. 81
Quitmeyer Precinct No. %
The polling place for Westby Pre-
cinct / is the Fire Hall at Westby.
Outlook Precinct 6 Stiver's Hall.
Outlook, and Medicine Lake Precinct
No. 20 the town hall.
The polling places for the other
precincts will be the same as former
years.
Niels Madsen,
Clerk and Recorder.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

FOR SALE new 1885 tract0rA
pluws. discs, cylinder plows. spring
tooth harrows. hammer mills. Sell
Ing cheap, to sell quick. Harold
Hanisch, Plentywood. 47-1tp
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FOR SALE-Fine quality mandolin
and guitar, Dorn for ten dollars
cash II taken at once. Write box
81, Dooley, Mont 42-1tp-
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FOR SALE-12 head horses 2 and 3
years old-H. E. Fretheim, IL miles
south OF Archer. "TRIP
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WANTED-Lady will work for board
and room morning and evenings.
Inquire at Allotment office. 42-1tp
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WANTED-Anyone wanting passeng-
er to Chicago. VIII pay part OF
expenses. Inquire at Herald office.
42-1tc
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WILL ENCHANGE-One Registered
poAed Hereford bull, full grown.
for one Of the same kind. l.. G..
Ridenour, P1entywood. 41-3tp
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LOST or STOLEN-One grey mare
branded 10" on LETT thigh. Chris
Hoist, Westby, Mont. 41-3tc