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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-08

Complimentary to Mrs. Stephen Ter
Horst, 923 Eighth st., who left Sum
day for Grand Forks to make her
home, Mrs. e. M. Stanton, As Rosser
avenue, west, entertained eight guests
at ! o'clock bridge luncheon with
appointments carried out in yellow,
significant Of the approach Of Eas-
ter. Friday afternoon. High score
award in the card games ct two tables
went to Mrs. G. A. Schuck. There
also was Z guest favor for Mrs. Ter
Horst. Mrs. r. r. Smith assisted the
hostess in serving. Mrs. Ter Horst
has been complimented 1T several So
cial affairs since her husband was
made credit manager Of the state mill
and elevator at Grand Forks and left
recently to assume his new du-
ties. He returned to Bismarck Satur-
day to accompany Mrs. Ter Horst to
Grand Forks where their daughter,
Miss Ann Ter Horst. Is . University
Of North Dakota student.
= = =
Friends Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Earle
Bergquist, who have been at Fort
Monmouth. N. j., while Lieut.. Berg
quist attended the U. s. army signal
school, have received word that
Lieut.. Bergquist is being transferred
to the officers training school at
Fort Benning, Ca, where they will
will 60 in the fall. Lieut.. Bergquist
Is q graduate of the University OF
North Dakota and was stationed at
Fort Lincoln from 1927 to 1880. Mrs.
Bergquist Is the former Miss Mary
Fisher Of Bismarck, daughter Of
Charles Fisher, former state treas
urer. and Mrs. Fisher, who now live
ct Fargo.
4 - 4
Sheriff and Mrs. Theodore He'd
strom Of Valley City drove here Sum
day on . combined business mission
and pleasure trip and were guests Of
Sheriff Hedstrom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, 828 Sixth st.
They were accompanied by Miss Iil-
Liam and Vernon Hedstrom, sister
and brother Of Sheriff Hedstrom, and
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups
h. p. w.

h i. W.
The health committee headed by
Miss Rose Huber is arranging the
program for the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club meeting 1t
7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening 1T the
American Legion Auxiliary room,
World War Memorial building. Miss
Pearl Bryant will give = talk on
Amelia Earhart Putnam, the famous
aviatrix.
Drama Appreciation Group
Due to the staging Of "A Murder
Has Been Arranged" Wednesday eve.
ming by the Community Players, the
organizations drama appreciation
group will not meet. The date for
the postponed meeting viii be an
nounced later.
+ + +
Chapter L. 8. NJ. G.
Mrs. r. A. Ritterbush viii enter
tain . regular meeting Of Chapter
L, Sponsor Mothers clubs, ct the
home of Mrs. Henry G. Mailman,
8l6 Mandan st., Tuesday evening.
The meeting hour Is o'clock.
Chapter L. Z C., S.M.C.
Names and some facts about indi.
vtduAl pioneer mothers will be given
for the roll call when members Of
Chapter Lewis & Clark, Sponsor
Mothers clubs, meet ct 2:3O O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Unity Study Club
A meeting Of the Unity Study club
will be held ct 3 o'clock Monday eve
ming at the Business and Professional
Women's club room, World War Me-
mortal building.
Progressive Mothers' Club
Mrs. Z. G. Stewart, l02 Eighth st.,
will be hostess for the Progressive
Mothers club to be held ct 3 o'clock
Tuesday evening.
st. Alexius Hospital Alumnse
A regular business meeting Of the
st. Alexius Hospital Alumnae associ.
alton will be held at the nurses home
1t 3 o'clock Tuesday evening.
= &
M0thers' Service Club
Mrs. +. M. Hendricks. 40 Avenue =.
win be hostess for the Mothers Serv-
Ice club meeting ct . o'clock Tuesday
evening.
: i
Chapter DC, 8. NJ. G.
Chapter BIC. Sponsor Mothers
clubs, viii meet ct o'clock Tuesday
evening. Mrs. william Achermer, s23
Tenth st., entertaining the group.
Community Players
The Community Players meeting.
which ordinarily would occur on Tues
day evening, has been postponed due
to the feat that the organization viii
stage "A Murder Has Been Arranged"
on the following night. The meeting
date has not been set definitely q
yet.
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Mrs. H. H. Hurning, TIT Fourth
st.. who has been visiting with
jamestown friends for several days
has returned to her home here.
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Leon Doerner, oil Bismarck high
school students who spent the last
few days Of the spring vacation at
Valley City. Also returning home
Sunday was Miss Helen Hedstrom,
who had spent the weekend visit
Ing with friends in Fargo.
4 + =
Miss Mary Nielring and Mrs. P. T.
Blewett have returned to James
town after spending . few days in
the city. Miss Nierling attended the
letting Of road contracts OH Thurs
day.
r. E. Anderson, 606 Rosser avenue.
west, drove to Dickinson Sunday to
bring back Mrs. Anderson and their
daughters, Nancy Lee and Sally, who
were weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. Anderson's brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. d. Matthews.
\ = +
Mrs. william M. 9chantz, 228 Ros-
ser avenue, west, entertained IS little
girls at q party Thursday afternoon
complimentary to her daughter, Shir-
ley Yvonne Schantz. who was observ-
ing her ninth birthday anniversary.
Prizes In the games played were won
by Annette Diven, Lorraine Hauch,
and Phyllis Wahl. Table appoint
ments were in pink and green, the
centerpiece being = huge birthday
cake shaped like q nest and filled with
colored eggs and topped by q large
chocolate Easter rabbit and candles.
i \ =
The series Of post-nuptial affairs
being given in honor Of Mrs. Oliver
L. sorsdahl, the former Miss Char
lotte D. Farrell Of Mandan, was con-
tinued Thursday evening with q
kitchen shower and bridge party for
eight guests given by Miss Mildred
Tavis Of Mandan at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Tavis.
Score awards In the bridge games
vent to the Misses Gerda Sandvold
and Angelina Finz. Miss Jeanette
sorsdahl, sister in-law Of Mrs. Sors.
dahl, was . Bismarck guest.
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81 C.D.A. Members at
Communion Breakfast

Thirty two members Of Immaculate
Conception Court No. $40, Catholic
Daughters Of America, attended the
communion breakfast given by the
court ct st. Marys school Sunday
morning following the 7:45 o'clock
mass at the procathedral. The break
fast was served by members Of the
Altar society.
Miss Josephine Hosch, program
chairman, presented Caroline Atlin-
son, who played the first movement
Of Mosart's &C Major Sonata and
"Scherzo" by Schubert, and Miss
Grace Roherty and Robert Murphy,
who read essays entitled. "fIow Can
American Youth Cooperate with the
American Legion and FIDAC to Re-
move the Profit Motive From WARP"
These essays won first place In con-
test sponsored by the Americanism
committee Of the Auxiliary to Lloyd
Spetz Post No. /, American Legion.
The piano soloist had won first place
IN her division in the state music
contests held here March 1880.
Junior G. D. A. troop members win
present the program Monday evening
following $50 o'clock dinner and
regular business meeting Of the court.
4 = =
Frank Milhollan, general sales
manager Of the Bismarck Tribune.
and Mrs. Milhollan, Of sos Eighth
st., left Sunday for Minneapolis.
where they will remain until We'd
nesday while Mr.. Adilhollan is at
tending the annual convention Of the
National Stationery association.
= 4 =
Mrs. Nick Bittis, 2l6 Thayer ave-
nue., and sons, Delmar and Fritz
Hilderbrand, returned Sunday eve
ming from Oregon City, Ore, where
they were called April by the death
OF Lester Hilderbrand, another son
Of Mrs. Bittis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Miller, S25
Eighth st.. had Is guests Sunday q
party Of Minot residents who drove
here to spend the day. In the group
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dunnell
and children, Billy, Jean and Judith,
and Mr.. and Mrs. william Hunter.
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Bigelow Neal, prominent North
Dakota author who lives ut CARR
son, visited with friends in Bismarck
Saturday.
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Rev. Walter E. Water Officiates
at Pretty Home Ceremony
Monday Morning

An improvised altar and archway
Of ferns and cut flowers and q large
wedding bell suspended from the
arch formed the setting in the home
OF the brides grandmother, Mrs. A.
D. Cordner, Ill Avenue A, west, for
the marriage Of Miss Madeline Eliz-
abeth Cordner, daughter Of Mrs.
Estella Cordner, and James L. Childs,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Childs,
Mandan, which occurred at $50
o'clock Monday morning.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Walter E. Water, pas
tor Of the McCabe Methodist Epis-
copal church, in the presence of i'm
mediate relatives Of the bridegroom
and bride. The "Lohengrin" we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. Fer
ris Cordner.
The bride had Is her only attend
ant, Miss Marian Jensen, who wore
. pale blue chiffon model fashioned
In floor-length on fitted lines and
white accessories and carried q bou-
quet Of roses. The bridal gown was
made Of white eyelet embroidered
organdy, made in floor-length and
with fitted basque waist, full skirt
and long sleeves. All her accessor-
les were in white. Her shower bou-
quet was of roses and lilies-of- the
valley.
Wayne +. Childs Of Minneapolis,
brother Of the bridegroom, was best
man.
Out.of- town guests at the cere-
lnony were Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne +.
Childs and Mrs. F. easier, who came
from Cavalier.
Covers were laid for Is at the we'd
ding breakfast, served at the Capitol
private dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childds have gone to
Minneapolis for their wedding trip
and will be at home after May l at
Mandan. The bridegroom is q grad
uate Of the Forsythe, Mont, high
school and Is employed by the UNI
versal Motor company of this city.
Mrs. Childs is an alumna Of the Bis
marck high school.
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Fritch Studio Pupils
Entertained Saturday

Miss Florence Fritch, 3041s Main
avenue, entertained her Junior piano
pupils at the studio Saturday eve
ming when the diversion consisted
Of solos played by the pupils and q
musical contest. Those appearing
were Rosemary Dursema, Dolores and
Mary Jean Bavendick, Bobby Herr
berg, Charles Conrad, Alwyn and
Hilary Smith, Graydon Dahlen and
Larry Doyle, the last two named be-
Ing winners In the contest. Miss
Fritch served apples and chocolate
rabbits a. refreshments.
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City and County

County Judge I. e. Davies has H.
sued marriage licenses 70 the fol.
lowing three couples: Harold Henry
Vents and Martha Marie popp)ce.
both Of Bismarck: Albert =. AMBER
son, Menoken, and vine B. Oder,
Regain. and James l. Childs. Man.
dan, and Madeline Elizabeth Oor6-
nsr. Of 1ismayck.
additional eocjety On page Iour)
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Miss Myrl Danstrom, instructor ct
Glenview School No. 2 near Wilton.
entered the Bismarck hospital for
treatment Saturday night.
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Couple Wed Thursday
HOnored at M'Clusky

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry Wentz,
whose marriage occurred at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening at the First
Evangelical church parsonage. 706
Rosser Avenue, with Rev. Ira E.
Herzberg officiating, returned Sunday
evening from McClusky where they
were honored on Sunday with . bril-
dial dinner given by Mr.. Wentx's par.
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Philip Wentz.
The bride is the former Miss Martha
Marie Poppke Of this city and Is the
daughter OF Theodore Poppke Of Dem
hoff and the late Mrs. Poppke.
For the wedding ceremony, the
bride wore an ensemble outfit Of beige
crepe and accessories in white. Her
matron Of honor, Mrs. Carl Schmidt,
also was in beige. Mr.. Schmidt was
best man for Mr.. Wentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentz are making
their home at 60l Second st. The
bridegroom has been . resident Of
Bismarck for the last three years, be-
ing connected with the s. Il L. firm
as shoe department manager for the
last Is months. He is q graduate Of
the McClusky high school and the
Capital Commercial college Mrs.
Wentz graduated from the Denhoff
high school.
i \ 4
Mrs. George H. Fisher, COS Third
st., entertained nine children Satur.
day afternoon at = party honoring
her daughter. Meredith Jean. who
was observing her sixth birthday an
niversary. Following Z series Of
games, refreshments were served with
appointments in keeping with the
approach Of Easter.
Mrs. H. H. Hurning, TIT Fourth
St.. who has been visiting with
jamestown friends for several days,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Myrl Danstrom, instructor ct
Glenview School No. 2 near Wilton,
entered the Bismarck hospital for
treatment Saturday night.
\ y =
Bigelow Neal. prominent North
Dakota author who lives ut CARR
son, visited with friends in Bismarck
Saturday.
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Burleigh Instructor
Becomes Bride Here

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Vina B. Oder,
Regan, and Albert r. Anderson. Men
oxen, which was performed by Rev.
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Lodge Drill Team to
Appear Before P.-T.A.

An exhibition by the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen drill team and .
talk on Recreation" by Ben jacobson,
Burleigh county recreational director
Tor the federal emergency relief adj
ministration. are main features Of the
program planned for the Wachter
School Parent and Teacher associa-
ton meeting at 7:45 o'clock Tuesday
evening.
Musical numbers arranged for are
vocal solos by Miss Charlotte Satire
and community singing Of North
Dakota" Miss Dorothy Petron. wom-
ems athletic director in the city, will
lead games following the business ses-
sion and program. Lunch Is to be
served by Mrs. Nose Jouharian, Miss
Josie Grtnde, Mrs. Joseph Herring.
Mrs. John Webster and Mrs. Richard
Olson.
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Cleaners
Contracting

PREMIER CLEANERS EXPERT CLEAN
ING. PRESSING: REPAIRING. 425
16TH-ST
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sHERIFF's SALE
7. F. MARTIN
Attorney for Plaintiff

BY virtue OF a. certified copy Of decree
to me directed from the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Marion County, INDIANA,
in cause No. A-8os39, wherein P1lymoluit.n
and Thornberry Realty Company, Defen-
dant. requiring me TO make the sums OF
money as provided for in said decree,
with interest End costs I will eXpose at
public sale to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 27TH DAY OF
JULY. 1885.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ anq
o'clock P. NJ. Of said dav at the door Of
the Court House Of Marion. County. lndi-
ana the rents and profits for term not
exceeding seven years Oh me ioIoWins
A part Of lot numbered four hum
bred siXtv-tWo 1882 in Warhelgh. an
addition TO the City Of IndlanapolS'
Indiana, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. to-vlt: Commenc-
ing at the point Of intersection OF the
south line OF SIND street with the west
line OF Washington BouleVaro, sag
point being the North East corner 81
lot 452 in Warheigh. an addition 70
the City OF Indianapolis. thence west
with the south line o. 62nd street IIo
N issr he s9eafs i23IIi64 fee, % point
on the West line Of Washington Boule-
ward which IS 1895 feet south Of point
Of Beginning thence northerly along
the said west line Of washington
Boulevard 10 beginning. beng ot
tn5ee q S u. o. 1 -e[S e1
in plat book IS pages 40. IA and "A
in the Recorders office Of Marion
County. Indiana. said SUBDIVISION be-
ing known and designated as "Thorn-
berry and recorded in plat book p
al page 1888 OF the records OF plats
on f!e in the Recorders Office Of Ma
ron County. Indiana. and which was
rot properly executed and which was
Afterwards corrected and relied and
recorded in plat book p. pages %
and % in the office Of the Recorder
Of Marion County Indiana.
Lot numbered five 81 in Thorn
berry" being subdivision Of lots
462 4s3 and 464 in "WsrAeigh.' an
addition to the City OF INDIANAPOLIS.
said Mat Of said subdivision known es
'-Thornberrv" is recorded n plat book
p pages % and 90 in ne Office OF
the Recorder OF Marion County. Indi-
Lot numbered SIX j5l IN Thornberrv,
apolis as Ter plat thereof. recorded n
plat book p. pages 95 and 90 IN he
Office o. The Recorder OF Marion Coun-
" Indiana
IF such rents and profits viii not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. 7 will A. he same
time and place expose 70 public sa.s the
fee simple OF said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as NAV &c sufficient 10 discharge
said decree said sale VIII be made with
our relief from vaGation or appTalsement
laws.
she,cf Of Marion County.
july 5, 1885
Iuly- 5-l2-la, 1879
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So, $3.5o s4-63l N NEW JERSEY Nicely
Ib4rnlshed lower 2-room apartment
mont
50 so: NORTH 52l +. i-room apartment.
NNear Real SILK
50 5O-S5O0 1928 rooms front, newly pa
pered. ventilation Private entrance.
Garage. l94i n Olney.
$3.50. S.. 2225 f 1OTH-2 modern front
room. large closet sink, range Pri-
Tate entrance
So NEW JERSEY. N 1905 Modern apart
ment. lovely large front rooms. fur
nlShed, garage
SIS NICELY furnished connecting house,
keeping rooms Sink in kitchen LI-6249.
s6-544 WOODRUFF. Nd Dr.-.2 rooms.
kltchenette. OverStufcd. newly decorated:
everything furnished. adults CH-3l73
$40 MO.-2-ROOM APARTMENT. PARTLY
NIsHED 3I2 E. ST. CLAIR-sT.
ARSENAL N 144; No "a large. clean.
modern rooms. Everything furnished.
S7.9U
ARSENAL. 134 S-Two nicely furnished.
up and downstairs Groom apartments.
BEvILLE. N. 829-2 bdrm apartment /
housekeeping ROOM private bath and en-
trance. Front porch
BROOKSIDE-AV 1872 suites Of house
keeping rooms everything furnished:
private entrance. near park
CARROLLTON. 1926 cool connecting
front rooms, furnished. private entrance:
utilities garage. II-9403
CARROLLTON. 1l2s-2 cool front rooms.
down: reasonable Room. kitchenette.
couple. S3.75. Porch. hot water.
CARROLLTON: 156l-3 rooms. downstairs;
SINK. overstuffed, private porch, entrance;
1858
COLLEGE, 1924 room. kitchenette;
enclosed porch: adults. middle aged; 81.
Sleeping room, windows. $3.50 Tele-
phone.
DELAWARE n. 2Oo4-Pleasant room. pri-
T va layator r.u Privileges OF kitchen.
DELAWARE y. 1923 Efficiency apart
ment. hrSt floor: utilities. phone twin
beds II desired
EAST kitchenette apartment. nicely
Gentlemen preferred RI-87l6
EUCLID-AV. N. lO9-Light coy apart
ment. in-a-door bed. overstufTed sink,
garage. phone, private WASHINGTON
ILLINOIS N 8l6-l and rooms newly
decorated. utilities furnished, free park
ing. phone Comfortable sleeping rooms.
ILLINOIS. N. 2339-Clean housekeeping
rooms: in-a-door bed. sunny rooms: SO.
ILLINOIS N. 8O5-1 or Groom apart
ments. So and IN; bed linens. hot water.
ILLINOIS, N, 1902 rooms. sink Every
thing furnished. Private entrance. 81.
Also sleeping. HA-3203-J.
MERIDIAN. N. 1725-Front / or rooms,
kitchenettei OsS-Ventilation. constant
hot water. Frigiuaire TA-1487
NEW JERSEY. N. 2206-CIean. cool. front.
broom apartment. sink, utilities tele-
phone. Reasonable
NEW JERSEY. N. 203s- Pleasant front,
downstairs: private entrance; kitchen
privileges. Also broom apartment up
stairs HA-257l-W
NEW JERSEY. N. 1215-2 broom front
apartment. hot water. private entrance:
garage optional LI-3l80
ORIENTAL N. go cool rooms. eve1v-
thing furnished: private entrance: front
porch. reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA, N.-1-room and Kitchen
cite. near bath Private entrance.
Ladies preferred. TA-5807
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Building Permits

Walker Products Co. IS N. Easiest, 500,
fP5artlows Cafe. SO W. Ohio-st. 500 sign
Silver Circle Bar, 50 Virgina-av sloo
tPerrine Oil Co.. 1923 E. 25th-st, $1,000
Baker Bros. 22O E. Pearl-st, 500,
wreck part of building.
Puritan Home Funding Co.. 722 Roach
st. 5000 repairs.
National Refining Co Meridian and
25th-sts, $500. tank installation.
Laura Dunn, 1898 S. Holmes-av. $500.
Standard Oil Co, 49th and Pennsylvania
Hoosier Optical Co. l44 N. Illinois-st,
Victory Cleaners. 125 N. Illinois-st, $3.50.
sign.
West-st, $3.50, poster panels
Omar Baking Co, 18th and Bellefon-
Perine oil Co., 1928 E. 25th-st. $500.
warehouse.
laWn-aV SIS repairs
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RENTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

80 & 50 5O-24 W. 18TH sT-Cool front
rooms near bath; private porch; modern.
S3-DELAWARE N, 14O7-Large. cool
room; good bed, Private entrance. RI
9267
CAPITOL, N 1902. No. 3-Pleasant front
room: steam heat; home privileges.
CARROLLTON 1555-First floor room: sun
porch: private bath. separate entrance
RI-4736.
CENTRAL AVE. & 29TH-Cool front room,
hot water real home for gentleman.
Private. TA-1636
COLLEGE. 1933-Weu furn. 2rm. apt.
utilities. cong home: adults, S.
DELAWARE. N 1901. Apt. Home privi-
leges of cool 5-room apartment. porch.
telephone; reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N. 19O7-Attractive. cool room:
constant hot water; suitable or 2. ga
rage; reasonable.
ILLINOIS N. 624 APT 3-Nice coy
room; large closet; hot water. RI5669.
ILLINOIS. N. 244l-Nicelv furnished room,
windows; home; good car line. 50 50
HA-2853-R
ILLINOIS. N. 2330-Attractive front room.
hot water; breakfast optional, home
privileges. HA-4062.
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Fight Card Planned
for Next Thursday

The Hercules A. c. will offer an
other outdoor fight card, the third
Of the summer season for the pro-
fessionals. next Thursday night at
Sports Arena.
Matchmaker Lloyd Garter plans to
top the fstic program with 10
round scrap. Local and state glove
thrOWers who have turned in pleas
ing performances on past bills will
have an opportunity 10 see action
on next Thursdays program.
The bill viii consist Of 30 or "a
rounds Of milling.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
]. F. MARTIN
Attorney for Plaintiff

By virtue Of certified copy Of a decree
to me directed from the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Marion County, Indiana
in cause No. 4 82067. wherein Plymouth
Saving and Loan Association, Plaintiff
and Adam T. Mueller and Emma Mueller,
husband and wife. Defendants requiring
me to make the sum Of Eighteen Hundred
Thirty-Seven Dollars and Eighty-One
Cents (Sl837.9l. as provided for in SAID
decree with interest and costs, I will eX-
pose at public sa to the highest bid
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
JULY 1885,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock P NJ Of said day. at the
door Of the Court House of Marion Coun-
tv. Indiana, the rents and profits for a
term not exceeding seven years, OF the
following real estate in Marion County,
Indiana.
Lot numbered five hundred fifty
seven (55T in William J.. Elder and
Alfred F. Potts Armstrong Park Ad-
per plat thereof recorded in plat book
Il. pages so and 81. in the office OF
the Recorder Of Marion County.
Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum TO satisfy said decree
with interest and costs, I Will. 2 the same
time and place expose to public sale the
fee simple of said real estate. or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree Said sale will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraiSement
laws.
OTTO RAY
Sheriff of Marion County.
july 5, 1885
july 5-I2-19. 1885