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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24
Hurley Presbyterian Church.
Chester I. Harlies, Pastor

NhSSASi H. mar IT'S IdStuE.
Sunday Morning 1890 Services OF
worship. Theme A Christian.
Challenge.
Sunday School 1880. Lesson
Paul in Ephesus Acts 18I819:4l.
Monday 1900 Girl Scouts.
Wednesday 2:30 Ladies' Aid.
Wednesday 1870 Choir Rehearsal
Thursday 400 W. w. Club.
Thursday 700 Boy Scouts l.. L.
Wilcox in charge
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24

K. X. Doe, of Duluth, naturaliza-
ton examiner, will be at the court
house today Saturday for. the
purpose of comforting with prospec-
tive applicants for citizenship papers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24

Get Pay Every Day-Distribute
$50 necessary products to establish
ed users. Extracts. soaps, food
products, etc Worlds largest
company will back you with sur
prising plan. Write the j. R.
Watkins Company, Dept. XII,
Winona, MINI. 43-46
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24
St. Pauls Lutheran Church.

Holy communion will be celebrated
with services beginning at 10 a. m.
The sermon will be based on Isaiah
55:l and its theme will be, Christ,
the Host Of the World" An
nouncements for communion can
still be made. Everyone is heartily
invited to worship with US. We
preach Christ crucified Special
music by the choir.
Sunday school at / a. m
Confirmation instructions Satur-
day mornings at $50
Choir rehearsals on Thursday
evenings at AS.
German services next Sunday,
Nov. /.
Carl F. Bolle, Pastor.
The things we don't know are the
things that worry US the most
The Sphinx has cracked back,
Silence is getting on his nerves.
People who hit the pace are the
first to complain when it hits them.
Eating onions is beauty secret
but not after you eat them.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24

If the weather is bit unusual,
YOU may recall that it is usually that
way.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24

Mrs Joseph Seamans entertained
at very pretty bridge party Thurs
day evening at her home on Oak
street. Halloween decorations were
used in the table appointments.
Bridge was played at five tables,
favors for high score going to Mrs
Arnold Schafer and Mrs. August
Erspamer.
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LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT

PERSONALS TERSE TALES
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PAGE SEVEN

state will pay interest January !,
1926, total S27.S59,o00 and the inter-
est rates vary from -Four and ONE
half per cent for the "Scrics e. real
estate bonds. 4 S3,00oOOo issue Sold
recently. TO six per cent on two diff
fcrent issues. one of 81 100000 for
the state mill aud elevator construc
ton bonds and another Of S3.0o0,O0O
for Series Is" real estate bonds p
The total interest payments for
the year will be $1.lS0,22 80. Stems
figures show. Mali OF that stunt "a:
$74O,lll.25 viii be due .t'nuary !.
This representa- iii increase IN the
interest to be ralH on the ih-:s-of
January Of SI2S.j3. - since 1913.
Only Part From TaNatinn
Only portion OF the interest
money viii be paid from taxation.
however, since the ma or portion of
the bonds were ISSUED to finance farm
loans which now are being paid by.
the farmers receiving them, although
the, issues are not wholly sclf-sup-
porting.
Rends on which interest will be
due, together with the interest rate
and the amount of interest due for
the year are shown in the following
statement prepared by the auditor:
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CHAPTER xxx. (Continued)

1t was over; he had done his bit.
For long while lie remained there
merit. his patient, hagkard face bent.
MS eyes fixed upon the floor. He
cit very old. very much used up,
md the labor OF thinIing was ,,,l-
'earablc. When tho fire had died
md chill bad crept INTO the room
lie reused himself TO note that it had
srown dark. Manilestly, this would
not do: there was the problem OF
wing still 10 face. Sooner or later
his very evening he must 60 to
koulctta and pretend to JOYOUS
ncss he could never again know.
That meant more smiles, more ef-
'ort; it would take all he had in him
% carry it of. and. meanwhile, the
more he let his mind dwell upon her
The more ,mbcarablc became his
thoughts. This solitude was playing
tricks with him. Enough OF it! He
must get out into the lights; he must
hear voices and regain the mastery
Of himself through contact with sane
pcoplc. Perhaps in tho saloons. the
restaurants, he could absorb enough
laughter 10 make safe the mockcry
he purpOscd; PERHAPS it would en-
able him to stamp grin upon his
features.
But, his impulse was futile; in
spite Of himself he shrank from pco-
pie and hid himself unobtrusivcly in
corner OF the first place he ell
tered. He was hurt, wouhded, sick
10 death; he longed to creep away
somewhere and be alone. with his
pain.
In order that lie might the sooner
be free to do so, he rose finally and
SUNK out upon the street. 1t would
soon be time for Rouletta to 20 to
work. He would get it over with.
Cap in hand, his heart heating
heavily at the prospect OF merely
seeing her, he came on noiseless
soles to her door. lie could hear
her stirring inside, so he took
deep breath and raped softly.
She uttered a cry when she saw
him standing there; then a sudden
pallor crept into her cheeks, a queer
constraint envelopcd her. Never
tncIcSS, she put DOtn her nanuS III
his and drew him across the
threshold. She said something which
neither of them understood.
'Poleon's ears were roaring, but
after a few moments he discovered
that she was gently Gliding him.
Where had he been? Why had lie
delayed so long, knowing all the
time that she was dying to see him
and to hear his story? He could not
understand her embarrassment, her
sl,yness, the fact that she seemed
hurt.
"Wal, I'm tucker out wit travel
iu,," he declared. "Dat's hardes'
trip ever I max. You hear bout
i'm, eh?-'bout how McCaskey tell
de TRUTH"
Roulctta nodded. with a curious
little smile upon her lips. eyes. I
heard all about it, the first thing
how Rock ran down those fellows
everything. The town was ringing
INSTALMENT FIFTY-FoVR
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don spoke no more" he inn
plored. "I'll bs wakin' up too soon,"
s'prise for us. eh? Pierce told you
bout dat?"
"Piercc:" The girl shook her
head vaguely.
you member I stake two claim
one for you, one for me. BY golly
mo srry. you're millionaire"
Il remembered, Of course" Rou-
letta said, family. e." She closed
her eyes. II couldn't believe it,
however. At first l didn't under
stand where the strike had been
made; then I couldn't credit it. l
thought I was drcaming-'
"You dream as much as you can"
'Polcon said, warmly. "Dcy all
come true now. What? Everything
come out nice, chr"
Rouletta opened her eyes. They
were shining; SO, too, was her face.
ayes, my dream has come true
that is, my biggest, finest dream.
I'm--the happiest girl in the world,
Polcon."
ma seur!' the man cried bro
kenly and with depth of feeling
that even Rouletta could not fathom.
II give my life to hear you say doee
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1926

with his name inside OF an hour.
Oi course, Invent to the Barracks,
finally, looking for you. I'm just
back. / saw the lieutenant and--he
told me thestrue story
'Poleon stirred uncomfortable.
"He swore at YOU roundly and
said he'd take it out OF your skin as
soon as he was giving him the
credit He told me it was YOU WHO
did Ut 5aN--how you followed those
men. over the Line, alone, alter he
played out; how Joe McCaskey
killed his own brother in trying to
kill you. But the whole thing is
public now. | heard it as | came
back. You're quite a famous char
acter in Dawson tonight, 'Poleon
dear, what With this and with
Frcnchnan' Hill"
"Ho! Dat Frencliman' Hill" the
man broke out, hurricdly. It's bceg
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October, 1928, duly recorded in tho
tticc "f tn" LEICESTER a. ,,t,uS OF
SaIh turl"Gih county. in Book one
hnnhr'I ScN"ntN-iiNu Of Assign
lnrmtS 81 Mortgages. az raE" Two
hundr'h S"Nrnt three. viii b. fore
closed lay 4 sale of tn" nr"'Nieos in
such m"rtgaE" and hereinafter de.
Hnrl"irh County Court House, III
tn" city Of Eis,nH REX. l.nrl.igh
county, North Dakota, a, the Hour
Of 90" u'tluck in the afternoon on
tn" Twenty iifth day Of January,
1870, I" satisfy the amount due upon
such mort"HH" t'u ~" day Of rn'a.
TIL" Premises d'scrlhcd in such
mortgage, and which viii he sold
I" satisfy Ia" same. TAR" Situatrd in
tn" County ct Eurlvigh. state az
North Dakota. and drH,'''i,"f as fol-
lows; The South Half of tn. North
west Quarter, and thu, East IIalf of
the Southwest Quarter. e Section
rty-f"ur, in Township one hun
bred fortN-thrr" North. OF Range
Seventy -S'N,u West Of tn" Fifth
Principal Mvriiian. tL,Ss r'icht of
Way "f the Northern Pacific Eail-
way Company.
Nh"r" Will l." din" upon such mort -
gi,&" on the dat" at sale The sum
"f Sixteen hundr, l ninety nine
- 'l.'.' nr,H tr... ...'.. ,.-. ' .Gi1.a
Tia costs ana ,Np.usvs of sale. and
The attorney fec HlInNvru ~ ...A.
.i'. ."rnhr" SlNt""ut" I"',
FIRST NATL. I;k. or WATER
WILLIE, Nato">ii'r, Mimi,
Assignee.
NriuNN T. TrTTH.
Attorney for Nssipm,n.
leeds North nnknta
H. l7-@l-3r; = La
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NOTICE or nGRTt. Nt.i: S\,l:

Note" is hereby given that fi.t
certain mort gag. executed ana de-
'i,"r"h 10y &. hlGi"rSuu and Isabel
IL. 'l%i"rSon. his wife, as Mort e.
EdErrs. tI ininn Investment Com
lhhN. II corpora ion. as Mnri~asr".
uttrh December Sixth. 1919. and
Ill"d Tor record in the Office of tn"
Register Of Deeds IT the County Of
fUrl'l Ugh ana state Of North Dakota,
on 'ih" Twelfth day Of December.
l"l'. and recorded il I;ruk one
Hundred siXty-on. OF Moriu;t,..S. ut
rag" Four hundred fifty: aud there
hft"r assigned by said Mortgarrr
by an instrument in writing dated
January Ninth. 1920. to First Ma
lional I;ank Of Watrrvill", of Wa
t"rNill", Minnesota. which assign
m'ht was on tn" Thirticih day Of
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s,,. Il tasg.,
word. to sec dat light in your eye.
Noprace too high for dat
\ silence, throbbing.. intense, fell
between them. RouIctta felt her
heart beats !. swaying> her. She
opc:lcd her bps. but no sound issued.
The figure before her was growing
misty and st>c had TO wink the tears
back INTO plac>.
'A|c sa'v!'" she echoed fainttv.
II lovc to hear yoi say thai, lear.
1t las grown TO be acarcss. a-kisS.
when so' say it,. but; I've some
thing to tell you--
: II know" ,. "
something you don't know and
would never gucss.;, I've found an
other brother When he, stared at
her III epen bcwjldcrme,,t she re-
pcatcd: "Yes, another brother. I
took him for something altogether
different. but She laughed hap
PLY. What do you think OF a girl
who doesn't know her own mind:
Who lets the one nan. the real mai.
go away: She doesn't deserve
much, docs slle:' ,,~. e~s,..
"Ma Srnr, Ma srm!' the big
fellow cried. l,oarSe!y. He had fall.
en- all atrcmble now; nc could have
believed himself denentcd only for
something III Roulctta's face. .Yor
mean--Irin' Watts dis you sayin'::"
II mean lim--you. Who else
could | mean: He doesn't care icr
me, but for another, and l'm-oh, so
elad!' H.. -. ...,
"Mon D;ru" 'Polcon gasped.
For why you look at nic lax dat:
Don'-don--!" His. cry was one OF
pain, OF .cproach: he closed his eyes
the while he strove to still his work
ing features. He opened them with
a snap when small. warm. tre,ru-
lous hand closed over his.
"You wouldn't mind ii he called
me his sister, ii--if YOU called me
something else, would YOU, DEAR
"Oh. no Strnr" he whispered.
I'm poor, ignorant Teller. | amt
no good. But you--tle bes' man II
all dc worl' would love YOU
"Hc does. but he won't say So"
Rouletta declared. Come, must l
say it for him.
One last protest the fellow voiced.
"Me, I'm rough-ncck man. !:
scarcely read an write. But you--''
I'm gamblers daughter. notlnin:
,norc--a bold and forward creature.
But I'm done with dealing. I'm
tired OF the game and henccicr,h
I'm going to be tho 'lookout-your
lookout. dear" With choking
little laugh the girl drew nearer. ard.
lifting his hands, she crcpt inside his
arms. Then as life. vigor, fire sue
ceeded his paralysis, she swayed
closer, until her breast was against
his. -,
With a wordless. hungry cry Of
ECSTASY, SO keen that it was akin to
agony, 'Polcor Doret EMBODIED her
in his, great embrace. don spoke
no more" he i,nploTed her. 'I'll be
wakin' up too soon."
They, stood so for long time
before she raised her dcwy lips to
his.
TIE END.
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM. very modern, River
view bungalow. double garage,
full basement, stationary tubs,
laundry stove. hardwood floors,
large closets and NICE sized he'd
rooms. Owner leaving city. Sales
Price $G00O.C0. Terms.
SlN ROOM modern house. hotwater.
heat, hardwood floors, east front
immediate possession, located AIS
18th st. Sale Price $3S50.00. 5000
cash balance monthly.
FIVE ROOM Bungalow with SUI
parlor. full basement. partitionet
INTO rooms, oak floors. built il
features. new, never been occupied
immediate pos session, a chance 20
get new home under a very at
tractivc selling plan.
HOUSES Of any size. price and To-
cation can be selected from our
most complete list. Can finance
any reasonable deal without delay
Have the most desirable building
lots at good prices. and some real
bargains in farm lands.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
T. AGENCY
Three Houses for Rent
Webb Block. Phone 0
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NOTlCE OF ENI'IR ALTON O;r IT,.
nlLMlNllnN

star" IT ,>"rth Dakota, Comfy o,
''"r'.i"h.-S~. Ofi"" az Count! -\u-
dii"r, Bismarck, North bah"l:G
4" W. l.. Smith. I:iSmnrck. First
Nall Bank, EiS,narrk. l.. -. Good -
man. Butte, Mont.
lni ar. hereby not flied that the
tr""t sc Land h,ruinaft.r d-scrbed
ana which Was assessed in your
nam" FOR taxation for the year 1913
N"- on the lilh day OF December.
1870, duly sold, HS p'"Nid" lay law.
FOR the delinuurnt taxes Of the year
1912. and thai ih, time fer rruumu-
ton from said sal" Will expire
ri,"tV da'-S fro" the completed Sur~
ice Of this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
Northeast Quarter, Section %
Township 13s. l.auG" 20 Amount
sold for. $3.50. Subsequent lanes
paid 10y purchaser. $3.50. II. Amount
required to redeem at this date,
S"I2.i3.
In addition I" tn" above amount
You viii b" required L" pay the
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costs Of the $rr\ic" OF this notice
and interest as provided 10y law and
nil'"SS YOU redeem said land FROM
80 -! sale before the expiration Of
TIA" Tim" tor redemption rs Hho\"
stated. u deed thereof viii i$&u, to
the holder Of ,hr thH S;,lr "rrtil-
ri,t' nS provided hl law.
Witness nay hHuh ana official seal
'hiS lEth day of April, lH25
E'kANl\ i. JOHNSON.
\udtt"r i;url'igh CO.. No. I'al
- TO-
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOk SALE-Leaving city. must nc
sold. All our household furniture
4 beds complete. Way sasleS,
springs; library table: combination
china closet and buffet; 4 burner
Reliance gas range: refrigerator
30 lii. ice capacity; dressers; Star
white enamcled kitchen cabinet ::
new chitfonicr: ward robe: electric
vacuum cleaners Maytag electric
washer; rs foot extension ladders:
lawn mower. and other articles too
numerous TO mention. Call ll3
Mundan Ave. Phone G37J.
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FOR SALE

THE BIGGEST bargain in the city.
rooms. bath, furnace. hardwood
floors, east front, one block from
paving, built by carpenter for
his own home, only $4,000 90.
100000 cash, very reasonable
terms can be arranged on balance.
FIVE ROOMS and bath, garage,
west front, east part Of city,
100000, $4,000 cash, balance
$500 per month.
SEVEN ROOMS. modern. ono Of the
most homclike places in the city,
nice location Sl5OO.0O.
TEN ROOM house, arranged in three
apartments with income Of over
age, east front, we'll located, rs
foot lot, will take some land as
part payment at S65OOO0
BUILDING LOTS-Practically every
vacant lot in the city is on my
list at very reasonable prices.
FARM LANDS-I have sold half
section and four quarter sections
since December lst and have rent
ed more land, hav" more inquiries
for prices and terms, have sub
mitted more offers than in years.
BUY NOW while prices are low
and make your profit. The next
few years will see the greatest
development and the biggest in
crease in values this country has
ever seen. BUY NOW.
INSURANCE. -On your house, furni-
'urc, cars, farm buildings, written
in reliable companies.
DO your real estate business with
the only real estate man. in Bis
) marck who is really trying to
build up the country.
/. J.. young.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Tribune Classified Advertisements
- j. =. == = TI O N +, :, 2
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
/" alog and special offer free. Molcr
Barber College, Fargo, N. d.
10-1 = ~,
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BOARD AND ROOM

Roomers and boardcrs at
Ill Mandan Ave. Also light house
Keeping rooms for rent. Phone
635-W T. .I-:it
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED -Couplc large unfinished
rooms for lipht housekeeping with
heat and bath. near school, by Jan.
4th. Address Tribune No. 80.
u IL Il
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PERSONAL.

EPILEPTICS~This treatment guar
anteed to stop seizures or money
returned. No bromides. narcotics.
Try at our risk. Hunter Labora-
tories. 900 Scott. Little Rock. Ark.
7.l7.tf
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STATE PAYS
LARGE sum
IN INTEREST
Interest on Industrial Bonds
Greater Than Bonded
Debt 10 Years Ago

trial bonds on January | will bc
@reater than the entire bonded deb
OF the state 10 years ago. figure
compiled by John Stccn, state au-
ditor, show.
lne 1915 the total bonded indebted
ness of the state was 1913. 700. On
these bonds the state paid ! per cent
interest or Sl.51i semi annually.
Outstanding bonds on whith Ia.
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WORK WANTED

ploymcnt AS salesman, clerk, book
keeper, correspondence. Best rec
concentrations. What have you /"
offer? Call ll4lJ or address All
Ave. A., Bismarck, n. Oak.
l2-l1-3t
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- To turn aside.
"a. Portion of circle.
35. To fondlc.
~. Dispositions. -
~. Last word Of a prayer.
Al. Johnny cake.
Al. Circular saws.
AZ. Builds. D.
). u oG,en's robes
So To love exceedingly.
81. More recent.
-. Part Of plant below ground.
81. Brim.
81. Ripped.
5i. Corn lily.
81. a Chinese organization.
5S. Finishes.
81. TO bring legal proceedings.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE $4,000 Brunswick phon
oGraph. used q few months, consul
! type. Walnut finish. 500 ~includini,
O'Clock, &. A. Osmundson, Apt. II.
hughes. l2lT-lw
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
also native singers. Cages, seeds.
'u!e'unoN 2aleH pup s.l"H":l u"'"
treats, etc. Phone 1l5J. Jacob
| Bull, Dickinson, N. Dak., l;ox rs,
: ----..--....- 1912-3n
WANTED Flat top o,iic" desk, siz.
about 81 Y ~. drawers on both
sides. Also typewriter desk and
SwivC! chairs. Phone i2S.
l2-l"-lw
FOR SALE New five tube radio with
accessories at big discount other
radio bargains. VIII drmonStratc
in city or country. Write Tribune
No. n or phone 5lSM. l2-l2-lwk
FOR SALE 75xl5O foot corner on
+ Seventh Street and Avcnuc T. FOR
500. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. -
l2-l-2 wks
20 tL0HE IN h's'atc viii soil 80 l".S
Coy. Pierce Add. on road to pcni,
'"n'iary. Cheap for cash. T.. r.
Burke, Atty. l2lG-lt
FOR SALE. Several extra quality
ti'moni rings. priced very rruson-
able. James W. Marck. Wilton. 30.
h"t i'-lH- ~
FOR SALE Single bed, spring and
mattress. dresser. rocker and kitch
On cabinet. Phone 9,tj. 32l-ist s.
L. st
FOR SALE-Ncw Adams Neuter-
! wound & tube Radio at one half
price. DR.. l.. 5. Enrc.
10 ~ 1wk
FOR SALE so yards Of dirt de
livcrcd. Phone 322E. JlG-3rd st.
lo-l1-3t
FOR SALE-Carrots Sl.:3!5 per bushcl.
Phone 23i l2-li-lW
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ROOMS FOR RENT


FOR RENT - Unfinished, three
rooms and bath, $500 per month
For sale, II soft. lot and house,
Ave a and Third street, 100000
terms. Gentlcman's Buffalo over
coat. size "A, very reasonable
Phone 800. 12-l2-tf
ROOM FOR RENT-Onc or two
gentlemen, in new home just built
this summer. All newly furnish
ed. Plenty of hot water. Call
after : p. m. at Sl2-Sth Street,
North 12-l6-3t
FOR RENT-Either 2 or furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. also
five room house unfinished. Mod
ern except heat. Phone l0s6W.
l2-k-3t
FOR RENT-A warm broom furnish
cd apartment, ground floor. pri-
vate entrance. with four burner
gas range. One story house COL
2nd st. and Ave. y. l2-l6-3t
FOR RENT---Partly furnished or un-
furnished light housekeeping room.
City heat. College building. Telc-
phone 1873. 12-l2lw
FOR notwithstanding room in mod :
ern house. steam heat. Cpl 9Th
st. Phone 6l9W. l2-163t
FOR RENT--Room in modern home,
suitable for two, close in Phone
49,. l2-l1-lw
FOR RENT--City steam heated room.
very reasonable. Telephone AO0J
12-l5-3t
FOR RENT--ROom in new odern
. home. Phone $50 or 1914.
~ lwk.
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Christmas is soon here. Get your
hemstitching, picoting, and pleating
done by
MRS. A. f. PETERSON
2lS-1st St.
Phone 24lW. Box SO
Bismarck, N. Oak.
Elliott
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Observation-Disclosures

WANT TED - Automobile painting.
Nice clean place. Prices reason
able. Call at III 3rd 81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOX SALE OR TRADE--Furn,shed
hotel located at Zap, N. u. This
is n real hotel bargain that it Will
pay you to investigate. Good town,
good location. Write Tribune NO
W 1n.1o%f
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HELP WANTED-rEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED Local Experienced Sales
Lady who wants steady employment
and will be satisfied with earning
$l!000 per mouth. Dento Labora-
tories, Box los, Galesville, Wis.
.....' 12-16-1t
WANTED AT ONCE--Girl for gem
eral housework. Modern home,
large, hot water heated room for
maid Phone 597J. 12-l5-3t
LADY COOK WANTEl)-Must be
good pastry cook. Write killdeer
Cafe, Killdeer, No. Oak.
9-26-tf
WANTED~~Girl to help take care of
children. Mrs. Il. A. Schir:rr, 1
Ave. Is. l2-i5-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE ut once one five room
house $5O0.00, two trucks priced
very low, ITO sell quick. Write
Tribune No. 40 l2-l6-tf
FOR RENT-Fully furnished apart
ments for light housekeeping.
Phone 794W. GeoH ". Little. SOL
4th st. pa -2w
FOR RENT room house. close in.
partly furnished or unfinished.
Phone 5iIM or call ut 3l3-2nd st.
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FOR RENT--Room in new modern
s. home. Phone $50 or 1914.
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