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Markets
ADDS STRENGTH
TOCORN MARKET
Storm Causes Firmer
Prices Because of Traf-
y fic Delays

Chicago, Jan. T. Storms which
hampered railway traffic gave a little
frmness today to the corn market.
Demand, however, was slow. Refusal
OF the board Of trade directors to dis
turb the present maximum price limit
on future deliveries tended TO dis
courage bulls. Opening prices, which
ranged from unchanged figures to a C
higher, with January $1.271a and May
$L25% to $1.25A, were followed by
something of reactiou and then a
fresh upturn.
Heavy selling by a leading firm
caused only transient weakness in
oats. The market paralleled the &C
ton Of corn.
Provisions advanced i'm sympathy
with the hog market. Storm condi-
tions temporarily curtaited the hog
supply.
Reports that railroads were fur
nishing empty cars freely to rural
shippers prevented any decided
strength from becoming manifest.
The market closed steady at the
same as Saturdays finish to * &c off,
with January $1.27A and May $1.25%.
The days range of prices follows:
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ADOPTION OF
3-HEAT PLAN
is PROBABLE
Radical Changes in Race
Game May Come From
Stewards Meeting

Columbus, o., Jan. Z. - Radical
changes in the methods OF conducting
grand circuit races will go into effect
next season if the stewards, who hold
their annual meeting here Tuesday,
act favorably on proposal of adopt
ing a three-heat plan instead of the
three-in-fiye rule which has been the
practice for years.
Several other measures that have
been thoroughly discussed since the
closing OF the 1917 racing season also
viii come up for settlement The
three-heat plan probably will meet
with strong opposition from "old
guard members of the organization.
The system has been in force at North
Randall course at Cleveland for sew
eral years and its sponsors believe It's
adoption would be beneficial to the
entire circuit, Horsemen and owners
back of the movement say 1t Will in
sure a spirited, hard-fought contest
every heat, and will save their horses
many extra miles.
There probably will be bitter fight
1918 season. William +. Engleman'
secretary Of the Kalamazoo, Mich,
driving club, desires the opening,
which, for the past few years, has
been awarded to North Randall The
fact that Kalamazoo will apply for
the inaugural dates came as sur
prise to horsemen as 1t was not gem
orally believed that any Michigan
IFAGk WOulu De n member Oh TIE Gil
cult next season because Of the 1917
tiascos at Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Favor Keeping Kalamazoo.
Horsemen favor keeping Ralama-
zoo in the circuit, but there is some
question about granting the celery
city the opening date unless such &C
tion can be taken and still allow am
pie time for two meetings at North
Randall. For two seasons North Ran
dali has twice entertained the Grand
circuit flyers, and horsemen have rat
ed them as two of the best meetings
OF each year 1t is probable that
Kalamazoo will be offered the second
week of the season with the opening
going to North Randall.
Toledo will be in line for the third
week of the season. Work on the
new Grand circuit plant there Is be-
ing pushed. The foundation for the
grandstand has been laid and four OF
the seven barns for housing the
speeders are finished. Toledo proposes
to make its bow in the circuit an i'm
pressive one. The financial condition
OF the new organization has exceeded
expectations, the capital stock having
been oversubscribed.
south Wants Early Dates,
The south is expected to make a
strong bid for early dates. Atlanta
wants the season to open there dur
ing the week OF July 5 and then have
the caravan move on to Lexington.
There have been reports that Louis
willie, KY, and Readville, Mass, will
apply for dates.
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HEAVY TONE TO
STOCK MARKET
Early Advance in Many Is
sues Is Lost Before the .
Noon Hour
(stock quotations on page 81

New York, Jan. Although bust
ness on the exchange was materially
reduced today by the unfavorable
weather which interrupted communi-
cation with interior points, dealings
embraced a fairly large number of is
sues. The tone of the market inclined
toward heaviness at noon, active
stocks following the course OF lead
ing rails and industrials, which re
acted l to 2 points. Among special
ties Pullman was prominent for its
6 point loss, while American Tobacco
gained as much. Liberty As dropped
from $3.50 to the new minimum OF
$3.50 and the avs from 9S.78 to 1872.
The session opened with further
irreguIarity but soon gave way to
general frmness on a moderate in
curry for rails, steels, coppers, ship
pings and the industrial equipments.
Pacifics and coalers made up part of
last Saturdays reversal and Lacba-
wanna Steel rallied almost 2 points
with / point each for United States
Steel, American Smelling Marine pre-
ferred, Central Leather and Stude-
baker.
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DULUTH GRAIN MARKET.

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. 7.-Flaxseed
showed marked strength at times
with buying to cover transactions in
seed scheduled for shipment to Min
neapelis crushing plants. Offerings
were light and the market was sub
ject to radical changes on peremptory
trades either way. The cash seed was
strong. January closed Ic off, May lc
up, July 1c up and october unchanged.
Business in coarse grains was
light on small receipts and price
changes were nominal Barley closed
unchanged at from $1.27 to $3.50. Rye
closed unchanged at $1.SS for spot and
the May future &c off at $1.87 bid.
Closing: Linseed, on track S3.53A
43.661z; arrive $3.5175; January
S3.5115 bid; May $3465a; July $685.
bid; October 1890 nominal. Oats, on
track sos Qs1ss arrive sos. Rye, on
track and arrive S1.S3; May $I.s7 bid.
Barley. on track 3l.27Ml.Ba.
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An old colored man charged with
stealing chickens was arraigned in
court and was discriminating himself
when the judge said:
You ought to have a lawyer.
Where's your lawyer"
"Ah amt got no lawyer, jedge, F"
said the old man.
Very well, then" said his honor,
"In assign a lawyer to defend you."
"Oh, no, sub; no, sub! Please don't
do dat!" the darby begged.
Why not?" said the judge. 1T
won't cost you anything Why don't
you want a lawyer"
well, jedge, Ah'll tell you, sub, .
said the old man waving his latter
ed old hat confdential1y. Hits dis
way. All wan tab enjoy dem chick
ems mahse'f"
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!. - - 80. ~
BASEBALL USELESS,
ITALIANS DECLARE
Place Ban on Importation TO Ameri-
cans, Who Seek Aid OF Their
Ambassador.
- Arnociated Press.l

Rome, Jan. 7.-BasebaIls and bats
are useless toys, Is the dictum pro-
nounoad by the Italian customs
authorities, In placing a ban on the
Importation Of these ARTICLES for
Americans In Italy.
Recently the Americans purchased
the few baseballs available here, and
then ordered more from the United
states. There also Is a shortage of
bats. Thomas ~ Page, American am
bassador, has been petitioned to Sc
cure an exemption OF baseball equip
ment from the recent law against the
importation Of all luxuries or unnec-
assarY articles.
1t Is claimed the game IL necessary
20 maintain the health OF the Ameri-
cans.
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CHICAGO PRnDUCE.

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Butter, steady; re-
ceipts 4,4S4 tubs; creamery extras 40;
extra flrsts 48@4Sh; frsts 44@47;
seconds 1904. Cheese, steady; dais-
les 25925IA; twins 23@23h; Americas
26h OPT; long horns 26h or.
Eggs, unsettled; receipts 3,729 cas-
es; firsts 5000; ordinary firsts $40
SIS; at mark, cases included 500 So;
refrigerator firsts 41941k. Potatoes,
steady; receipts AS cars; Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Minnesota bulk $1,000
2.05; do sacks S2.00@2.10. Poultry,
unsettled; fowls IS; springs "a.
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TWELVE ON BILL
Jamestown High Opens basketball
season Jan. IL.

Jamestown, N. D., Jan. Twelve
games are on the Jamestown high
school basketball schedule, the first
rarne on which will be played with
Valley city high here Jan. IL. Two
college.
The schedule follows:
Jan. 11-Valley City at jamestown.
Jan. 1B-Jamestown at Casselton.
Jan. 19-JamestoWn at Fargo.
Jan. 2B-JamestoWn at New Rock
ford.
Feb. - Jamestown college and
jamestown high.
Feb. s.-Carrington at jamestown.
Feb 12-JamestoWn at Valley City.
Feb. 16-Mandan at jamestown.
Feb. 22-Sanborn at jamestown.
March jamestown at Courtenay.
March 2--JamestoWn at Wimbledon
March s--JamestoWn college and
Jamestown high.
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new YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan. 7.-Butter, tirm; re-
ceipts 4,497 tubs; creamery, higher
than extras 5215 653; creamery extras
(92 Ecore) So; firsts AN @51Aa; seconds
431k @465. Eggs, firm; receipts 2,609;
fresh gathered extras 81; extra hrsts
IS: firsts 64066; seconds 5000; re-
frigerator special marks A; firsts 43
q 433b state, Pennsylvania, and near
by western hennery whites fine to
fancy 730Tb; do browns 6706S.
Cheese, steady; receipts $40; state
fresh specials 2315 024i do average 20.
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AUTO-MOTORCYCLEs.

FOR SALE, at a bargain, late model
Ford touring car; extra equipment
seat covers. etc. i. o. Box 156, Fargo.
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sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, wish
es position with large concern, now
or after Jan. /. Address 1874, care
Forum.
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WHITING CLIMBs LADDER.

Rockford, Ill, Jan. 7.--Promotion is
coming rapidly to Capt. Lawrence
Whiting, former captain Of the Uni
Versity Of Chicago football eleven.
His record for efficiency established
lille fin command at Camp Grant or
the personnel department on the
Eighty-sixth division, resulted In his
being ordered to Washington for duty
Ia Adiutant General McCain's Offices
Cantain Whiting received his COM
mission 81 the frst Of the two officers
draining campp at Fart Sheridan,
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LIVESTOCK


Chicago, Jan. Hogs jumped in
value today a S a result of the number
Of arrivals being greatly reduced by
storms. Cattle and sheep were also
relatively scarce.
Hogs, receipts 10000; strong Csc to
35c above Saturdays average: bulk
$16.40916.70: light 5.75016.65;
mixed s16.I0016.SO: heavy s16.05 al
1880; rough $16.05916.25; pigs S12.25
@15.30.
Cattle, receipts $4,000; strong; ma
tive steers S7.S5@13.50; stockers and
feeders 1910 a. 1880; cows and heifers
35.50611.60; calves $3.50 615.75.
sheep, receipts 10000; strong; weth-
ers S9.50413.25i lambs $3.50 017.30.
South ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. Hogs,
receipts $4,000; 10 to is cents higher;
range S15.75@16.25i bulk $4,000
1915.
Cattle, receipts $500; killers ~stea-
dy; steers $6.50012.50; cows and heif-
ers $1,000 500; veal calves steady,
S6.0O01425; stockers and sfeeders
steady, $6.00@10.00.
sheep, receipts 1850; lambs steady:
sheep so cents higher; lambs 5000
1926 wethers $1,000 1900; ewes $500
@11.50.
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TOM A BUSY OFFICER.
nv Aa1lnFaAnA D-aas. \

Rockford, Ill, Jan. 7.-Sergt. Thorn
as McGuire-"Big Tom"-a pitcher OF
Chicago Federal league farne-is the
busiest non-commissioned officer at
Camp Grant. He has been selected
for regimentaI sergeant major of the
divisional trains.
MoGuire Is a ChiCaRoan.
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STORM STOPS MEETINGS.
National Baseball Commission Forced
to Postpone Session.

10y -IAsaUEIULtu FTtoSsJ
Chicago, Jan. THE meeting of the
National Baseball commission set for
today at Cincinnati, has been post
poned until Tuesday, because of the
snowstorm which prevented the
prompt arrival of the members, 1t was
announced by b. b. Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson and Charles Weegh-
man, president of the Chicago Nation
ais, were unable Sunday night to get
transportation to Cincinnati
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE SET sLEIGHs for sale. 7OI Oak
st. Phone 1913.
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''Yes," said swagger, this is sap
hire In my ring"
That's where you are wrong" said
his friend. THAT is called a satire. =
mo, sapphire"
"Well, wen go to a jewelers. and
ask him to settle the argument"
Said SWagger to the jeweler: II
pronounce the name Of the jewel I'm
my ring sapphire and my friend pro-
nounces Ii SATIRE Now, which Of
us lis eorrect2"
Neither said the teWeler. 7
would pronounce It glass;
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DULUTH RECEIPTS AND SHIP
MENTS.

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. Elevator re-
ceipts Of domestic grain: Wheat 26,-
600 bu., last year $4,000, barley IL, 600
bu., last year LOO; rye $500 bu., last
year 24,30O.
Shipments: Wheat $500 bu., last
year 10000; oats 1000 bu., last year
1000; barley 1900; rye 10000; flax
80, 100 bu., last year $500.
No receipts or shipments bonded
grain.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat, Nos
l and northern z; durum /: mixed 2;
total 10, year ago 80; flax 2, year ago
L. corn !; oats =: rye l; year ago II
grains 20, year ago So; on track 70.
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NED" EGAN SIGNS
TO MANAGE BREWERS
Former winnipeg Ross, Known ~
Pennant Winning Manager
Picked by Timn1e.
(By Associated Press. }

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. lie. II.
(''Ned") Egan, a ball player of twenty
years experience, has signed a pro
visfonal contract to manage the Mil
waukee American association club
for three years beginning with the
1918 season, owner A. +. Timme an
nounced today.
Egan is known as q pennant win
ming manager. During his career he
captured two pennants for Winnipeg,
three for Ottumwa, and one for Bur
linEton, and had close finishes in
other years.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. Flour,
unchanged; shipments 60,782 bbls.
Barley $l.2901.57. Rye S1.S31z %
1.S41z. Bran $3.50.
Wheat, receipts $50 cars, compared
with 461 year ago. Corn, No. yell
low $1.6S@1.73. Oats, No. 3 white
79& @S0A. Flax $3.57h @3.61h.
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NTILWAUKEE GRAIN.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. Corn, No.
ny eS" s iHG 80 "9 oats, staRd dSS
S39h; No. white S2h 083; No. 4
white S2h. Rye, No. /, $3.50 u. Bar
ley, mailing $1.45@L58; feed and re-
Jected $1.35 01.45; Wisconsin $1.4S0
1.5S. Hay, unchanged.
1925 ss a u. Oats, Jan. sos; May I'M.
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KINGSLEY YOUNGEST
MAN EVER NAMED
CAPTAIN OF GOpHERS
~ Associated Press.l

Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan. Norman
man ever named captain Of the Uni
yersity of Minnesota football team, is
feet tall and weighs more than 200
pounds. The captain-elect started his
football career on the high school
team at Spring Valley, Mimi, his
home, and this year was one of the
mainstays of the Gophers' back1eld.
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GEORGE is BOSS
Succeeds Charley Dech as Manager at
Grand Alleys.

George Giesen, well known Fargo
bowler, is manager of the Grand
bowling alleys, succeeding Charley
Dech, who left Saturday evening for
st. Paul, where he has accepted a fine
position In the composing rooms of
The Nonpartisan Leader, formerly a
Fargo publication.
Mr.. -Giesen assumed his new duties
Saturday.
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Bowers of the Fargo y. NJ. G. A.
Bowling league will start the second
round of their schedule with match
games of this week. This evening the
Repeaters meet the A. G. five, Thurs
day evening the Poilus meet the Cliff
DWellers, and Friday evening the ID.
B. Q. team meets the Colts.
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WOULD ERASE DEFEAT.
Fulton Reaches Joplin for Battle
With Harry Tate.

10y AssDCIaLeu Tfess.I
Joplin, Mo, Jan. Fired Fulton,
the Minnesota giant, arrived here
Sunday night from Hot Springs, Ark,
to box Henry ('Texas') Tate at a
local club Thursday night. Fulton
was disqualified in his bout with Tate
at Little Rock, Ark, Christmas day,
and he desires to erase that defeat.
The bout will be for twelve rounds.
Tate arrived here Thursday, and is
confident of beating Fulton.
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CHICAGO CAsH NIARKET.

Chicago, Jan. Corn, No. 2 yellow
nominal; No. yellow nominal; No. 4
yellow $40. oats, No. 3 white 81 6S2i
standard S1h 0S2%. Rye, No. 2
$1.S45k Barley S1.38@1.58. Timothy
$5.0007.50. Glover $4,000 a $500. Pork
nominal. Lard $24.05. Ribs S23.50@
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BEATS SKATING CHANT.

Chicago Man Takes Three Races
From Oscar MRthtesOn.
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Jan. 7.-"Bobby" Mclean,
Of Chicago, defeated Oscar Mathieson,
Of Norway, in three skating races
Sunday night, which were claimed to
be for the championship of America
at the respective distances.
The 220-yard race was won in
20 10, and the mile in 1855 2-5.
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GOOD BARGAIN.

Ladies and gentlemen: High cost OF
living, leather rs high, shoes come
higher. How much is IL worth to you
to have good shoemaker I'm town for
low prices? Mems half soles and rub
Der heels, $3.50; ladies', 81. Second
hand shoes In good condition, 81 ana
Ond hand shoes and repair free. Don't
lose time, come in and save money. ]
buy old shoes and clothing. Abe
Roiter. corner 9Th and Front ST..
Moorhead
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OPEN BASKETBALL
SEASON TONIGHT
Fargo College and COncOrdia Squads
to Clash on Lat3ersa Floor
TieEney La Referee.

The Fargo-Moorhead college bas--
ketball season will be opened at
O'clock this evening when the Fargo
college and Concordia college squads
meet on the latter's floor in Moorhead.
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HELP wANTED-FENIALE.
(COndinued.l

AT ONCE - Experienced waitress
wages SIS per month. with room
and board. Address Kirkwood Cafe
Darlington, N. ID.
AT ONCE-Good, clean girl for dish
washing; wages $50 per month,
with room and board. Address Kirk
wood Cafe. Darlington, n. ID.
WANTED - Good housekeeper on
farm to keep house for bachelor.
Call at Tweeden Hotel before Jan. 3,
or write p. ]. Eggert at Page, n. ID.
POSITION WANTED-MALE.
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, now
employed, wishes to make change
with present employer & years. Ad-
dress 207. Forum.
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sTENOGRAPHER,' experienced, de-
sides position. Address 1s6. care
Forum.
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AUTO FOR LAND - A 6-cylindar,
7-passenger Oldsmobile, late model.
electric starter. tire pump and ali
high class equipment; car is I'm excel
lent condition and is a bargain at
S1,600; would take equity in North
Dakota land. George Streeter. New
Rockford, n. d.
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For Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G. A. HENNING-Painting and decor
ating. Phone 309G-W.
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John Pau Jones, star OF the cinder
track and perhaps the greatest miller
America has produced, lis following
the footsteps of the famed naval
hero Of the same name and has en-
listed ia the na''.-
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Page
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

COMPLETE LINE Of household goods
for sale at 62z Roberts st.
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MASQUERADE SUPPLIES.
Send all your orders for masks, make
ups, and masquerade costumes TO
Kopelman Costume House, Fargo, N.
d. Ask for price list.
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FOR SALE-TwO pool tables, l bar
Der chair and mirror and other fx-
lures, in small North Dakota town:
no competition; rent building at $S
per month; a money maker for some
barber, good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress J.. Bergum, Barlow. n. d.
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HIGH GRADE agricultural implement
business at Brown Valley, Mimi:
one OF the very best locations in
western Minnesota; big territory;
well established business; good Tea-
son for selling; real estate, fixtures
and stock value about $4,000; Will
take one-half value In good farm
land in or near Minnesota, and bal
ance cash. Address Howard, 1918
Chamber OF Commerce. Minneapolis,
MINI.
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for good land,
30x60 AuItman-TaylOr gas tract
or, out years, in good running or
der; B-bottom r. a. o. pillow, with
break bottom, and 500-gal. tank, used
z springs; tractor in center OF North
Dakota. Address 200, care Forum.
DRUGSTORE for sale or trade for
unencumbeTed land: invoice Jan. J.,
S11, 900; Rexall e. Nyal Agency; pOpu-
lation 100; owing to other business
interests, must dispose OF store at
once; give description OF land and full
particulars in first letter; will give
liberal terms to cash buyer. T.. l.
Green, Hankinson, n. D.
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DRAFT Law IS
Held CONSTITUTIONAL

CONTINUED from page l.
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bA 4 n a AIM As0hBs
There never viii be q time when
good land can be bought as chehply
as now, with wheat 81 per bushel
guaranteed for 1918, fax over SO per
bushel and other grains and farm
produce equally high. 1t does not take
a big crop To pay tor farm. See this:
Sl 500 cash and $500 yearly at 8 per
cent viii buy a good 100 acres
miles southwest Of HarwoDd, s miles
10 Fargo, miles north of packing
plamt This land Is all plowed, ready
Tor crop, and rented for 1918. a fair
Think II over It viii pay you.
HQDGSON REALTY Co,
PHONE 125,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
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