PAGE SIX
SEASON HERE
ENDS IN TIE
TEAMON ROAD
Heavy and Clean -Hiding Fea
tures Wahp-Breck Contest
at Local Ball Park
PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR
The home baseball season closed
here last evening with Wahpcton
Breckenridge and Bismarck in the
fourth gamc_ the lqcals have played
out of 12. The game was callcd at
the end of the tenth inning with the
score 7 to to allow the visitors to
catch a train.
During the 12 games played here
since the Valley City team was trans
ferred to Bismarck the local club
tied four, won one and lost seven.
Illness of Dean, star shortstop of the
Valley City team, caused the locals
its first troubles. He was injured a
second time just before coming here
and is laid up for the season with a
bad ankle. In the last few games
Hart was played with an injured
ankle. Brundagc, outfielder, develop
ed ft, sore arm just after he c^pic
here, and the team has been short
handed all of the time.
Although Valley City reports say
that an effort will be made to keep
:thc
Dakota league franchise, the lo
cal management is said to'have Pres
ident Cantillon's word that Bismarck
will be on the circuit 'next year. The
-attendance here, according to Walter
Cantillon who has been managing the
business end of the team, was slight
ly disappointing as to Sunday games.
It is recognized, however, that the
attendance was good in the first few
games but the local fans would not
support a tail-end playing poor ball,
even though the cause may have
been unavoidable injuries. President
Cantillon when here recently said
that he believed Bismarck would be
the second best town in the Dakota
league.
It, is expected that the local man
agement will soon begin la'ying plans
for next year. With improved busi
nes conditions it is felt that a Da
kota league team caA make money
here, if the team is playing good
enough ball to hold the fans.
The Bismarck team left for Aber
deen and will finish the season about
August 25.
The game last night was marked by
heavy hitting on both sides. Mich
aelson, local pitcher, had an unusual
record. He struck out seven men,
but was touched up for 13 hits.
Three of these were grounders which
took bad hops away from the in
ficlders. Bismarck started a rally in
the tenth which also might have been
a win if Hart had not been injured.
He singled, Mennc singled and Stalk
er singled, filling *the bases. Mc-'
Clue struck out. Bachant hit a ter
rific line ^drive to left, but the visi
tors' left-fielder was camped for it.
Michael son then went out, pitcher to
-first base. The locals' big,inning was
the second whenlfivc .terrific hits net
ted five runs, McClure getting a two
bagger with three men on bases.
Lane got another home run, this one
being some luck, however. The ball,
going at a terrific rate,.founded away
from the Wahpeton right-fielder and
Lane circled the Bases.
Box score:
AB PO
.5 0 0 1
5
Wahp.-Breck.
rederscn, If. ..
Strange, ss.. ..
Nason, cf.-..
Cassel, rf
Schrccder, lb ..
Scanlon 2b .. .,
Bicwn«i3b -.
Milligan, ..
Albertson, p.
Totals. 42 7 14*30 IB 0
Bismarck
A O A
1 1
1 1
0 0
Lane, 2b .. ..
Kclman, If ..
Gilbert, 3b..
Hart, rf..
Menne, lb ..
Stalker, cf ..
McClure, ss..
Bachant, ...
Michaelson,
4
2
1
2
9
2
1
0
0 3
3 0
0 0
1 .0
0 0
0 1
0 0
4 2
1 0
Totals 41 7 13 30 10 3
'Game called end 10th to allow Vis
itors catch train.
Score by innings:
Wahp.-Breck .020 400100 0—7 14 0
Bismarck 051 001 000 0—7 13 3
Summary: Two base hit, McClure.
Three base hits, Stalker, Pcderson.
IPomc run, Lane. Double plays, Mc
Clure to Lane to Menne Lane to Mc
Clure to Menne. Sacrifice hits, Gil
bertl. Stolen b^ses, Ilart (2)
Schrocdcr. Struck out, by Michael
son 7 by Albertson 5. Base on balls,
I off Michaelson, none off Albertson 4.
Umpire Jenson. Time, 2 hours.
I SPORT BRIEFS I
(By the Assoclaiwl Press)
New York—Johnny Dundee kno'ck
cd out Danny Frush in the ninth
round, receiving the New York box
ing commission's recognition as
feather-weight champion.
Philadelphia Rena Azoff, King
Watts, and Robert Direct won the
opening stakes of the grand circuit
races.
Milwaukee—Pinkey Mitchell, Mil
waukee lightweight beat Joe Jawson
in ten rounds.
Davenport, la.—The Triumph won
the 2:14 trot feature event at the
opening of the Great Western cir
cuit Se'mpro after spilling his driver
in the first heat of the 2:10 pace
won fourth money.
The Swiss people were the first
to date their coinage.
Baseball Standings
DAKOTA LEAGUE
W Pet.
Mitchell .. 51 33 .607
Fargo .. 52 34 .605
Sioux Falls. .. .. 46 36 .561
Aberdeen .. 46 39 .541
Jamestown.. .. .. 40 45 .471
Wahpeton-Breck. 39 45 .466
Watertown.. .. .. 34 49 .410
Bismarck .. .. 27 54 .333
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W Pet.
St. Paul.. .. 74 44 .627
Minneapolis. .. .. 66 52 .559
Milwaukee .... 67 55 .549
Incjianapolis. .. .. 64 53 .547
Kansas City. .. 61 59 .509
Louisville .. .. 59 61 .491
Toledo 43 76 .360
Columbus .. 43 77 .357
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pet.
St. Louis .. 66 45 .595
'&ew York 66 46 .589
Detroit 59 53 .528
Chicago 57 53 .519
Cleveland .. 58 57 .504
Washington. 53 5* .481
Philadelphia
..
43 61 .400
Boston 41 68 .376
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W Pet.
New York .... 65 45 .591
St. Louis .. 64 46 .580
Chicago .... .. 62 49 .559
Pittsburgh.. .. .. 59 49 .546
Cincinnati .. .. .. 60 63 .530
.Brooklyn .. 52 56 .481
Philadelphia .. .. 38 65 .366
Boston .. 35 71 .330
1 Baseball Scores
1
(Bv A oqrtO.1» t" T"»*nS8)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 0-3 Chicago 5-8.
New York 2 Pittsburgh 6.
Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 3.
Others not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 1 New York 2.
Cleveland 11-4 Philadelphia 4-7.
Chicago 19 Boston 11.
St. Louis 1-7 Washington 6-1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul 5 Columbus 2.
Minneapolis 7 Toledo 6.
Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 1.
Milwaukee 5 Louisville 6 (11 in
nings).
DAKOTA LEAGUE
7-15,
Mitchell 14-19 Aberdeen
(first game 11. innings).
Fargo 4 Jamestown 2.
Sioux Falls 10 Watertown 3.
Wahcpton-Breckenridge. 7 Bis
marck 7 (callcd end 10th, permit
Twins catch train).
After Record of 13 Straight
Victories Over Pittsburgh
Is Driven from Box
(By the' Associated Press
Chicago, Aug. J6.—After, a record
of 13 straight victories in two years
over Pittsburgh, Art Nehf, star Gi
ant southpaw, found hie fourteenth
attempt unlucky and was driven
from the box while the Pirates cap
turcd $he first game of "the little
championship world series," with the
National league leaders. Wilbur Coo
per twirled the Buccaneers to their
fifth straight victory over the Gir
ants.
The,Cubs ih third place and shad
ing the limelight with Pittsburgh as
an added start* in the National
race, climbed to within three and
half games of the top by jouncing
the Boston Braves twice 5 to 0 and ,8
to 3.
4
1.
Bob Mcusel's homer in tike nintjl
enabled the Yankees to tic the score
and helped to down Ty Cobb's scrap
py Tigers, 2 to 1. New York's vic
tory, while St. -Louis, was dividing a
double header with Washington, put
the team within a half game of th$
leaders.
Tilly Walker of the Athletics
pulled upon Ken Williams and Rog
ers Hornsby in the slugging race by
clouting home runs in each game of
a double header, which Cleveland
and Philadelphia divided. His total
is now 27.
Chicago collected 25 of the ^3
hits registered in a game with the
Boston Red Sox and won 19 to 11.
Donohue was in rare form againsi,
the Phillies and Cincinnati hit Mea
dows hard enough in one inning to
win 3 .to 0.
ROSENBERG IS
NEW CHAMPION
New York, Aug 16—Dave Rosen
berg rff Brooklyn last night became
the first "synthetic" world's boxing
champion.
N
Legally he became the "world's^ ju|y 21
middleweight chamyr.on in New York*
state" and just an outsider in the
47 states, to say nothing of the re
mainder of the continent, or Europe,
Asia, Africa and the Antipodes,
whejo Johnny Wilson of Boston re
mains the king bee.
Rosenberg gained his long, hypen
ated title by bcv.:ing into a «ulp
Phil Krug of Harrison, N. J., who
challenged the Brooklynitc wheV the
state boxing commission pronounced
Wilson passe because he refused the
amount of money offered him to box
Rosenberg.
Another contest for a fabricated
tilte will be staged tonight when
Johnny Dundee of New York meets
Danny Frush of Cleveland, for a scp-|
arate featherweight crown.
GETS
IN
FRUSH BOUT
Puts Contender to Bed in Cool
Methodical Manner.
Eight Btisy Rounds
(By the Associated Press)
New York, Aug. 16.—Johnny Dun
dfe did two things last night in his
bout with Danny Frush of Cleve
land that he seldom does.
He landed a knockout and he an
nexed a title, the former much more
realistic than the crown bestowed
upon him by the New York state
boxing commission, "featherweight
champion of the world—in New York
state." Before the evening ended
some conserver of energy started
a movement to shorten the designa
tion to "featherweight champion of
New York State."
"That's what it amounts to since
Johnny Kilbane, basking behind a
shield of, greenbacks in Cleveland,
(wcar^
th$, genuine crowp that outV
siie,.,pf. JNfewi York state is acknow
ledged to be the original. Dundee
put Frush to bed in a cool methodi
cal manner after pounding him about
the ring, for eight rounds.
Rushing front hi$ corner in the
ninth Dundee met Frush as the lat
ter. emerged from his .s^t, landed
both hands, sent the Clevela|\^r to
the ropes with a volley, stopji Mfjt
and pumped ,a terrific. lel[t to ti}f
head and theft qrasheda |urnipg
right to the pit of the. stomach.
Frush fell, groggy%but not uncon
scious. He broke the fall with his left
liaqd and lay there so exhausted he
could not arise.
"NOTICE OF BIDS"
The School Board of Lyman School
Dist. No. 18 of Wing, N. D, will re
ceive scaled bids for furnishing and
installing a heating system for Lyman
School No. 2. According tp plans and
specifications on file with the Dis
trict Clerk and Van Horn & Ritter
bush, architects, Bismarck, N. D., bids
will also be received for only the fur
nishing of a heating system for the
above mentioned schooh
Bids to be accompanied by a Cheek
of five per cent (5%) of amount of
bid.
Bids will be opened at 7:30 p. in.
Aug. 10, 1922.
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
JOHN HOKANA.
1
President.
SETH R. GYLDEN,
Clerk.
Lyman School Dist. No. 18,
.. Wing, No. Dak.
7-18-26^-8-1-8^15
Minutes of the Proceedings of City
Commissioners of the City of Bis
marck, North Dakota.
The Bta?d of Cit'y Co'mipisaioners
met in regular session Monday even
ing,, August 14th, 1022,.. at eight
o'clock, p., m. There were present
Commissioners French, Hensleiy Lar
son, Thompson and Preside'^ I*cn
hart. jJ'he minutes lof the previous
meetings were read and approved.
On motion ofXIommissioner Larson,
aec.ondied. and carried, .the. bills?.were,
allowed as read. On motion of Com
missioner French, seconded and car
ried, bids ye re called for paving on
Eighth Street from Main Street .to.
the Soo Line, plans and specifications
having .been. Approved, as. presented
py the .City Engineer, as pejr request
of all property ownffs ljable for ps
sessment. The Report of ',the Cijty
Bacteriologist showing that the wa
tpr in the §wimming. Popl vya? safe
and freje.from disease was received.
The Street Commissioner an(d
Auditor were instructed to go oyoVv
.the city a,aiito,npti*y oVMSrs p,ro^
pipjty IRh«yiig..i.Vc^9 ^iit ^unless'
game wgre ispnoved that •thoHcsity
would do same tend charge the cost
against the property. The' bid of the
Washburn Lignite Coal C°- for coal:
for the fiscal, year commencing-Sep
tember 1st,,!
1922, was accepted, the
company agreeing to give the city
the btfliefit1 of any drop in prices.,
Permission_was granted, to theBoy's
Band tcTHoTd a street"
»VMf
Tlaricc. On mo-:
tlin of^ ^lffiffrssiMeV%Mle^ the
Boai 4.. of City Commissioners ad
journed to meet again Monday even
ing, August 21st, 1922, at eight:
o'clock p. m.
Attest:
Report of the City Bacteriologist
for the Month of July, 1922. ...
City ^Vater
During the first 20 days of. the
month the yater was iust within, the
standards. The Water. Co. drained
a,nd cleaned the west reservoir begin
ning l!he 15th. It was necessary to
insert a' foiling notice during, this
cleaning, from the 23d when bacterial
tests showed the water to be unfit
for use, until the 1st of August when
tests showed the water to l^e fit for
using. During the cleaning process
untreated water was jumped into the
city through the two Remaining
reservoirs. X•
Swimming Pool.
Regular tfcsts on the water of'the
Swimming Pool as follows:
July 12 Bact. 98 Sewerage Bacteria 1
July 17 152 1
30 1
July 28 860 2
The Swimming Pool is in very good
condition and. can be safely used for
bathing. I find that the attendants
keep the dressing rooms in very good
condition and arc careful about see
ing that all bathers take a shower
bath before entering the pAol, and
that all bathing suits are carefully
disenfected.
Milk and Cream.
Samples collected during the mo,nth
were found to be within the stand
ards. Five dairies were- inspected
and scored.
Stismarck,
M. H. Atkinson,
City Auditor.
E. M. Stanton,
City Bacteriologist.
Attest: ''Y
M. H. Atkinson,
City Auditor.
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
IN THE MATTER OF ATTORNEYS*
AT-LAW DELINQUENT IN PAY
M^NT OF MCENSE FEES FOR
To whom it may conceyn:
Notice is hereby given thit the
attorneys whose names and post'of
fice address is hereinafter listed
have failed to pay the annual license
fee, required by Chapter 69, S. L.
1919, for the y«»r 1922, and in con
sequence thereof such attorneys are
not entitled to practice law ^or act
as attorneys at law of the State of
North Dakota, or to exercise* any of
the privileges and emoluments 'ac
corded by law to members of the
Bar of said State, viz:
Austin, J. M., EllendalA. North
Dakota.
Banik, Adolf T., New England..
Brace, C. E., Minot.
Broderick, C., Mandan.
Brosnahan, J., Grafton.
Buck, S., Jamestown
Chase, Russet D., Jamestown^
ha el a in
Conant, C. A., Devils Lake.
Corwin, Orrin M., Grafton.
Dawson, C. L., Fargo.
Ellithorpe, M., Minot
Goodisori, W. T., Larimore.
Hagcr, Grant S., Grafton.
Haller, A. I., Arnegard.
Hector, Fred M., Fargo.
Higgins, H. G., Baldwin. '.
Hughes, W. J., LaMoure.
Jackman, Wm. L., Burnstarf.
Leigh ton, K. E., Minot.
Lowden^ W. 'O., McHenry
Moore, Cuthbert S„ Lisbon.
Morton, R. C., Carrington.
McMurchie, Wm., Cavalier.
Nelson, A. T., Carson.
1'
Page, Franklin, Hamilton.
Piatt, M. W., Wishek.
Ritchie, S., Valley City.
Roberts, Augustus, Fargo.
Ruble, E. C„ Driscoll.
Walker, Joseph W., Steele, "t
R. GOER,
S. ELLSWORTH,
H. C. DEPtJY,
1
v,
Members, State Bar Board.
Attest:
J. H. NEWTON,
Secretary.
'v 8-16
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE PORE
CLOSURE SAIE.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
•ttfe of a judgment and decree of
"foreclosure and sale in an action in
the district court of the county ^of
Burleigh and" State 6f North Da
kota, wherein the Bismarck ^Build
ing and Loan Association of Bis
mardk, N. D.» a corporation, is plain
tiff, and Anton Beer and. Angelina
Beer, his wife, are defendants, en
tered on the 1st day of August,
1922, and a special execution issued
thereon,, the undersigned, as sheriff
of the county of Burleigh and. State
of ftorth Dakota for that pprpgsc
appointed, will sell at public auction
at the front door of the court house
in the city of Bismarck, co'u'nty of
Rurleigh and State of North Da
kota, on the 2nd day of Septomher,
1922, at.the hour of ten o'clockjim
the forenoon of that day, the. real
estate and mortgaged premises, situ
ated in said county and state, di
rected in such judgment and «xecu
tion to be sold, and which qre de
scribed as follows, to-wit: Lots One
(1) and Two (2), in Block One 1),
Coffih's Addition to the city it Bis- Seventy-fiv«, situate in Burleigh
marck, Burleigh County, North pa- County, North Dftkota, and .ontain
kota, or so much thereof as ^ay ^pe jng one hundred sixty acres more, or
V* OW HIWVII VUVIVW& wo jf f*
necessary to satisfy said judgment
and costs, amounting in' all to the
sum of $2,086.49, with interest ,thcfe
on from the date of said judgment,
and the accruing costs of/ sale.
J)ated this 2nd day of August* 1922.
Rollin Welch,' :ji
Sheriff, Burleigh Countyj N. D.
Mr. C. J,. YoUng, Attorney for Plaini:
tiff, Bismarck, North Dakota.
(8-2-9-16-23-30) ^,
Kidand
ribed, to satisfy the ^amount of.
'judgment, with, interest there
on the costs, and expenses of
such sale, or so much thereof'as the
proceeds of such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy., And by virtue
of a writ to me issued out of the
office of the- clerk qT said court in.
and for shid^ .county, pit Burleigh, anl
under tlie seal of said court, direct
ing me to sell said real property
pursuant to. said judgment and de
cree, I, Rollin Welch, Sheriff of said
county, and the person appointed by
said court' to make said sale,- will
sell at public auction to, the highest'
bidder, for cash,.the hereinafter de
scribed real estate, at the front door
tm court house in the city of
in the county of Burleigh
and State ot North Dakota,, on the
16th day of September, at 2 o'clock
in the P. M. of that day, to satisfy
the said judgment, with interest.and
costs thereon, and the costs and ex
penses of such sale, or so mOch
thereof ns the proceeds of such.sale
applicable thereto will satisfy.- The
premises to be sold^as aforesaid pur
suant to said judgment and decree,
and 'to said.writi and to this notice,
are described in said judgment, de
cree and writ as follows, to-wit:.
The East Half of the Southwest
Quarter .(E1/^ of SWJ/4) and Lots
Six (6) and Seven (7), all in Section
Six (6), in Township One Hundred
Thirty-eight (138), Range Seventy
seven (77), Burleigh County, N. Dak.
NOTlfcE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de
livered by Sophia Gunderson, mortga-
Sleary,
or, to' Mary Cleary and Margaret
Mortgagees, dated the 1st da^
of-May, 1917, and filed for record in
the office of the register of deeds
of the county oft Burleigh and state
Of North Dakota on the 29th day of
May, 1917,. and recorded in Book
"150" of Mortgages at paige '8, will be
foreclosed by a sale of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the
courthouse at Bismarck in the coun
ty of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota at the hour of two .o'clock p.
m., on the 2nd day of September,
1922, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage an4 which will be sold to satis
fy the same are described as follows:
Southeast Quarter of Section Four,
Township One Hundred Forty, Range
less according to Government survey
uThere will be due on such mort
gage, for principal, interest and tax
es, paid, at thfr date of sale, the sum
,of'Fifteen Hundred Eighty-six Dol
lars -and -Forty-three.
a
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of a judgment and decree in fore
closure, rendered and given fyy tl|«
District Court of the Fourth Judicial
•District in and for the. county of
Bwrleigh and. Stateiof North Dakota,
and entered and docketed in the «fs
fice of the Clerk of saii court in and
for. said county the 9th day, oKi
August, 1922, in ,an„ action, whereij
The Lancaster Savings Bank, a for
eign corporation, was plaintiff, and
Mary -T. Craig and Raymond W.
Crhig were defendants, ip favor of
the said plaintiff and against the
said defendant, Mary T. Craig, for
the sum of Eleven Hundred Seventy
two and 86-100 (1172.3«i~ Dollars,
which' jiMlgment^and decree among
other things directed, the.-s*lr by me*
Jpf' the real estate hereinafter de-
Sill
ROLLIN WELCH,
Sheriff.
Kvello & "Adams,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Lisbon, North Dakota
8-9-16-23-30 9—6-13
Cents ($1586.43),
besides lawful attorneys fee and
cwsts- of'-foreclosure.
Dated July 26, 1922.,-
MARY CLEARY AND MARGARET
CLEARY, Mortgagees.
ZUGER & TILLOTSON,
Attorneys for Mortgagees,
Bismarck, N. D.
7-26—8-2-9-16-23-30
Notice of Foreclosure Sale
Notice is hereby given«that. that
certain "-mortgage, executed and de
livercd by Charles C. Lynge and
Sena .Lynge -(his wife), .mortgagors,
to J, C. Anderson, Mortgagee, daUd
the 20th day of April, 1917, and filed
for record in the oiilce, of the.* regis
ter pf deo^s of the County, .of B^r
Jfeigh and state o( North Dakota
the 25th day ^of April, 1917r,and ire-'
cbrded in Book "138" of Mortgages,
paige 261, will be foreclosed!by, a s^le
'pfjthe premises jn such mortgifgej,
and hereinafter .'described.. ^1-4 thfti
front door-of the caurthouse at B|s*
marck in the County Burleigh a|Ht*
State of North Dakota at the hqur
of 2 o'clock, p.,m'.j on the 9th day ..of
September, 1922, tp, satisfy ihe
dhfount due upon such mortgage ,pn
the day of sale. The .premises ^e
^cribed ini such mortgage' and which
,Fuel
'Miscellaneous
Janitor
During year
•-14
|V-
& SW 1-4 NW 1-4 & NW 1-4 NE 1-4,
Sec. 32, Twp. 144, R. 79, in Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
-Then will-be due on 6ucb mort
gage at the date of sale the stim of
Twelve. Hundred Thirteen Dollars
and Forty-f«Mir Cents'($1213.44), to
gether with legal attorney's fee and
costs of foreclosure.
Dated August 1, 1922.
J. C. Anderson,
Mortgagee.
Zuger & fillotson,
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Bismarck, N. D.
8-2-9-16-23-30 9-6.
NOTICE FORE.
OF. MORTGAGE
CLOSURE SALE.
Default having occurred in the con
ditions of the 'mortgage hereinafter
described,
Notice is hereby given,-that that
certain mortgpg^, executed and de
livered by E. D." Beeman, a single
man, mortgagor, to* Paul, C. Reming
toih mortgagee', dated the 14th day
of May, 1920, and filed for record in
the office of the registef of deeds
of the County of Burleigh and State
of North-Dakota, on the-24th day of
May( 1920, and-recorded in Book 124
of Mortgages on ipage 146, wi)l be
foveelOsed'. b^i^tMle. of the premises
su«?h mortnii^eianA.hereinafter de
ircribedt' at t«eq4ront door of- l,he
cO«rt bouse at iBismarckr in the conh
«rf 'BuHei*h :and State of North
Dakota,- at the hour of ten o'clock
A. M., 'on- the iljth day of September,
,1922, .to Mtisfy the amount due. on
such mortgage on the day of, sale.
The premises .described in such mort
gage and which -will be .qold' to sat-
'be sold to satisfy the same are I Tsfy the same ire -situate in' the
escribed as follows: East Half %f.j cotftity of -Burl«i*h,*nd- State of
the Northwest Quarter and Sou^h-1 North Dakota, ^vdeacribed^afli fol
^Quartcr- ofL No'^tNQua^|
and Northwest Quart^ffof Northeast 1 (qq) Township One Hundred Forty
Jusrteri in Section Thirty-two,I-(14Z) North, Range Seventy
Township One Hundred Forty-four,]
ejght
Range Sev6nty-nine E 1-2 NW lr4 pal Meridian.
-ia v. «J- :»t -r
TREASURER'S f&RORT
Books. {110.92 Total :. 169-71
Othr Expenses:
Total expenditures during year
Cash on hand, (in hands of district treasurer, including fe|n}i
\ln? hind at .the end of the year, .Tune 30, 1922
3r%nd total expenditures and cash on hand to balance above
total receipts
RELATING TO SIR0KING JOTND
Amount of Sinking Fund in Treasury July l',r 1M1.S _^._uL$l,824.98
Amount transferred to Sinking Fund_. ffom Generalfund
.Amourit received into Sinking Fund from Interest 1.94.12
Total
Paid out of Sinking Fund for Redemption1 Jf Bond^..—i.
Balance in Sinkfng Fund June 30, IMS.
(78) West of the Fifth Princi-
xt
Report of the Treasurer of Sterling-Sohool IMslrict No. Sov
BurleUh. Btate of North Dakota, for year beginning July 1, 1921, and ending
June 30,, 19^2. ,?-RBCBlt»T&..
Cftsh on hand, including sihklng fund»
vat ieginnlng
.. year. July 1^ 1921
Total amount received dtiring' year from apportionment. or
State Tuition Fund 633.35
Amount received during year from, taxes levied by .District1.,
i- School Board
6,968.20
Amount received during year into the Sinking Fund from in
terest thereon ..............i...
Amount-received duringyear from State Aid
Amount received from Interest on Chac^ing. Ac?oiut 39.80
iTotal receipts for year :.•« .».
Grand total receipts for year, including cash on. hand July
1, 1921 ...u. I
3^,- County.'of
of school,
EXPENDITURES
School Houses, SI
Teachers' Retirement Fund 34.65
Amount, paid during year for Salariesvand Expenses .of
r*- School Officers .-.a
-Amount.paid during year for interest'on,Ronds ...... 2»:20
Amount paid during year for Transportation of PupHs...T...M,465.8l
Amount paid during year for Tuition of Pupils sent to Pthtfr
-'•districts
Amount paid during year for Library. Books. $58.79 .ffext,
i-U.4 pus
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.. ST. LOUIS
The mortgagee has heretofore de
clared and now declares the, whole
debt secured by such mortgage due
and payable.
There, will be due on such mort
gage on the day of safe the sum. of
Three Hundred Fourteen and 42-10P
Dollars ($314.42), (which sum in
cludes interest paid upon, a prior
mortgage and taxes paid upon the
Officers
8-14
94,836.66
8,909.55
J13.746.41
tea and Per-
Amount paid during year for
manent Improvements --.-....x I
^Amount paid during year for Apparatus 49.95
Amount paid during year for Teachers' Salaries (less xeacn- -.v :.
ers' Retirement Fund) *v— 3,480.35
Amount paid during year to County Treasuser.on account of ..
162.00
-j* Treasurer,'Of Stierlirtg School District'No. 35.
Approved this 14th *ay of July. .1922.
By Order of the District School .Board:
OSSCAR ANDERSON, President.
"Attest: H. E, WILDPAXG, Clerk. v"
CLERK'S STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT -Tx
Total amount of Warrants Outstanding June 30.'1922.-. -/JONE1
Total amount of 3onds Outstanding June 30,. 1922 —$6,000.00
Total indebtedness of District June 30, 1922..._...... 6,000.00,
Approved this 14th day of July. 1922. ,_
By Order of the District Schoo^Bglr^^.
IT:
1
Officers
i.
AJ
271.98
279.13
Other Expenses:
Fuel
$7,041.72
Incidentals
6,704.69
13,746.41
in(i nn
i«U0.Q0
2.319:10
KONE
$2,319.10
8-14
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16,1922
-Robinson Fruit Co.
Wholesale pistributQrs feism^rck, North Dakota
State Tjultion Fund 211.93
Total amount received during year from apportionment of
County. Tuition Fund 141.90
Amount received during year from taxes levied by District
School Board
Amount received from Interest on Checking Account
Total receipts for year ..j....
Grand total receipts for yefer, including cash on hand July 1,
1921
mortgage^ property by mortgagee,)
besides the costs, disbursements and
expenses. of this foreclosure.
Dated this 1st day of August, 1922.
Paul C. Remington,
Mortgagee.
Newton, Dullam St Young, Bismarck,
North Dakota, Attorneys for Mort
gagee.
8-2-9-16-23-30—9-6
TREASURER'S REPORT
Report of'Treasurer of Francis School District .No. 26, County of Bur
leigh, State of North Dakota, for year beginning July 1,-1921, and ending
June 30, 1922.
E E I S
Cash on hand, including sinking fund, at beginning of school
year,. July .If 1921 N $1,354.38
Total amount received during year from apportionment of
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid .during year for School Houses, Sites and Per
manent Improvements $
.Amount paid during year for Apparatus
Amount paid during year-for Teachers' Salaries (less Teach
ers!\ Ketireraent .Fund) 1,593.90
Amount -paid during year .to County Treasurer on account of
a he re
Amount paid during year for Salaries and Expenses of School
Amount-.paid during year for interest
Amount paid during- year for Tuition of Pupils sent to other
di8tHCtS
Amount paid_during .yeatvfor Librarjs Books
Other expenses:. Coal and'labor
•Total expenditures during year
Cash on' hand, (in hands of district treasurer) including sirik
..ring fund at the end of-the yeah June "30, 19221
Grand total expenditures and cash on hand to balance aboVe
receipts .-
RELATING TO SINKING- FUND
Amount vf Sinking Fund in Treasury July 1, 1921 $
Amount transferred to Sinking Fund from. General Fund dur
ing year
Amount received into .Sinking Fund from Interest 10.12
Approved this 11th.day. of July, 1922.,
By Order ot the District School Board:,
HENRY MILLER, President.
Attest: H. GIE3RKE, Clerk. :.
,' CLERK'S STATEMENT INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT^.
Total amount of Warrants Outstanding June ,30, 1522 NONE
Total amount of Bonds Outstanding June 30, 1922 $2,000.00
-Total indebtedness of District June 30, 1922 ....: .1 $2,000.00
Approved this 11th day of July, 1922.
By 0rder of the District School Bdard:
TREASURER'S REPORT
Report of Treasurer of Linden Schoo\13i»trict No. 28, County of Burleigh,
State of North Dakota, for year beginning July-1, 1921, and ending June
^922' RECEIPTS
Cash on. hand, including sinking fund, at beginning of school
.. year, July 1, 1921
Total amount received during year from apportionment of
State and County .Tuition Fund ....$ 459.20
Amount received during year from taxes .levied by District
.School Board
7,230.31
Amount received during year from tuition of pupils residing
in-other districts
Amouqt received during year HRo Sinking Fund from inter
est thereon
$
Amount received during year from State Aid .1...
Amount received from interest on Checking Account
Total receipts for year
Grand total receipts for year, including cash on hand July.
1, 1921 .....
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during.year for School Houses, Sites and Per
manent Improvements $1,298.93
Amountipaid during year for Teachers' Salaries (less Teach
«rs' .Retirement Fund) -V. 3,859.29
Amount paid during year for Salaries and Expenses of School
Amount, paid during year for interest, on Bonds, $476.03 on
Warrants, $332.07 Total
Amount paid during year for Transportation of Pupils.
Amount paid duMng year for Text Books A.
Total expenditures during year .'1
Cash on hand, (in hands of-district treasurer) Including sink
I a of he a 3 0 1 9 2 2
Grand total, expenditures and cash on-hand to balance above
receipts RKLATING^TO^^SINMNG'FUND
Amount of .Sinking Fund in Treasury July 1, 1921 -.....* 1,524.72
Amount transferred to Sinking Fund from General Fund
••during year" :. .-. '500.00
Amoun^received into Sinking Fund from Interest 19.12
Balance in Sinking Fund June 30, 1922 2,043.84
A. J. CARLSON,
Treasurer of Linden School District No. 28.
Approved this Stli day of August, 1922.
1,385.47
16.93
$1,756.2^'
i.61
3,1^0.
50.00
7.25
16.10
157.00
120.00
A
108.00
1^0.00
251.84
$2,424.09
686.52
3,110.61
208.37
34.57
$ 253.06
TEBBO.. HARMS,
Treasurer of Frances School District No. 26.
H. GIERKE, Clerk.
$2,S93,03
2$. 87
19.12
748.20
21.90
8,507.60
11,400.63
149.00
8W.10
176.60
136.19
627.00
793.40,
By Order of the District School .Board:
HELEN W. SCALLdN, President.
Attest: Mrs. H. M. Beall, Clerk.
CLERK'S STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT
Total amount of Warrants Outstanding June 30, 1922 ...._ $9,897.35
Total-amount of Bonds Outstanding June 30, 1922 8,200.00
Total indebtedness of District June 30, 1922 18,097.35
Approved this 8th day of August, 1922.
By Order of the District School Board:
MRS. H. M. BEALL, Clerk.
7,848.51
3,552.12
11,400.63
4
$2,043.84