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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-04
FINANCIAL
REVIEW.

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New Yorss. Sept. l--lA-Strenxth
md activity OF the railroad sha es,
Il score 0c which mounted to new
high level. for the year. several To
the highest prices ever recorded,
Overshad0wcd all other develop
inents In this weeks stock market.
II was the nearest approach to an
lid fashioned railroad market" tina
Wall street has Witnessed since the
beginning Of the world war, and
was unuaual too. In that IL started
In labor day week. additionally a.
period Of quiet trading and inde-
cisive price movements.
Heavy buying of the railroad L.
sues was Inspired by the publication
1T 4 series OF record breaking July
earnings statements. coincident with
August traffic reports which exceed
I'D all previous loadings for that
month. II aroused hopes OF special
dividend distributions by many car.
riers. which are now earning two
to four times their annual dividend
requirements. Atchison. Chesapeake
ana Ohio, and Southern Railway es-
tabllshed new high records for all
time when baltimore and Ohio.
Union Pacific. delaware and Hud-
SON. New York Central and several
others sold at their hest prices in
years. The average Of 20 leading
railroad issues was Mt the highest
level since 1918.
In the indust rial list. the price
movement was considerably more
confused. due to the operations of
opposing speculative forces. Fears
Of SITTER money rates were allayed
when cnll loans were mixed down
from to l.. per cent. on the
first Of the month, and . shading
took place In the longer time loans
and commercial paper
Further liquidation at Gated
Hf4t 4teel common took place on
publication OF an interview with
George +. Baker. veteran banker
and director az. that c0rpOrat ion,
inttmating that no stock dividends
would be paid this year.
The stock turned upward ycster-
day, however. on Predictions of
. large increase in August untitled
orders and reports that the industry
Is now operating around SO ler-cent
ut .cau6ctty. RAILROAD equipment
stocka we've again hou9ht heavily
on the prospect Of large orders this
fall. j
0lls leyalAped q Temporary .oaf-
hnrgt Of strength on lrsn0rta Of lasGc
current earnings. merger rumorsl
and record breaking gasoline con- 4
4 short lived rally also
sse& place n tAe copper group.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Sept. 4-(AP)-A
squirt in hog prices found light
weights closing steady to IL cents
higher. while packing sows -and heavy
butchers wound up unevenly so to 100
higher, says the weekly review Of the
United States department of agricul-
ture. On Friday 40 to $50 pound
averages made the 1900 to 1856
money while heavier butchers sold on
down to 1850. Packing sows cashed
largely ut 1000 to 1926, heavy rough
kinds down to ESQ. Pigs finished ut
1850 mostly.
Cattle trends were on the down
grade and the e cents in sopts to 60
cents advance Of n week earlier had
\ been wiped out by the close. Dry
lots were nm exception to the above
rune and the best Of these yearlings
made u 1895 top. heavies reaching
$50. while medium weights stopped
at 9.s5. Grass beef sold up to IT'S.
the bulk 600 to 700, while cows and
heifsrs cleared for the most part in
the 400 to ESQ spread on cows and
from $50 to 4I25 for all cutters.
Bulls colsed at 800 to $50 with veals
at 1900 to 13.5O.
StOcker and feeder price levels re-
mained unchanged under healthy
demand, range of 600 to TOO taking
the bulk Of the steer crop and 400 to
5.75 the bulk of the cows aud heifers.
Continuous hammering at fat
lamb values found these l.25 under
those Of q week earlier Friday, the
bulk Of desirable kinds cashing at
1880 to 1850. culls around 900.
Ewes to breeders sold at $50 to $50,
according to age and condition. kinds
unsuited for this outlet going to pack
ers around 400 to 600, culls as low
rs 2.NO.
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BUTTER
MARKET


Chicago, Sept. 4-RY-The out
standing development on the butter
market during the week was the
diSa ppenrhnre Of the firm tone
which prevailed the previous week.
Except for this and the net decline
nf about one cent ut Chicago. there
was nothing to dlfferentiate the
course Of the markets from that fol-
lowed IN recent weeks.
At the opening price advanced Co.
CURED on all markets. Following
this. however, the firmncss began
To dissipate, advances were halted
ANA the situation became progress
sivcly steady and then easy an the
week advance.
Buying generally was slow ana
stocks showed some tendency to nc.
cumttlntc No price changes result
en from the situation except III CHI
caEo. The storage situation has
improved considerably and Is now
u STRENGTHENING factor.
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CROP REPORT

The weather conditions since our
last report have been almost ideal
Tor the threshing Of grain, accord
Ing to the weekly crop report issued
wednesday by the Van Dusen Har.
rington company Of Minneapolis. Tn.
I'll the past two days there have been
hut few rains and the condition Of
the grain is now much better Ahan
the ,eurlier thrcYhed. Nearly al Of
our correspondents report the un-
usually spotted condition of all cropa.
For this reason Il has been very hard
to estimate the outcome. 80.
There has probably been some re-
ducti0n in the wheat crop aimee the
estimates Of August first. With the.
exception of wheat TINT was wet in
the shock. the quality In generally
high. In some of the driver districts.
however. the wheat is lighter i'm
weight. The best yields OF wheat re.
ported are in the Red River Valley,
the northern tier of counties in North
Dakota and the valleys IN central
Montana. A few points report yields
rs high rs 80 to IS bushels 10 the
acre, but these are very exceptional.
In the northeastern quarter Of
North Dakota the durum crop is very
good. There have been some excel
lent yields and the quality ID also
high. Smut is quite prevalent and
this will have tendency to affect
the price.
Later threshine returns indicate
TINT barley and onts are running
slightly under earlier est. mates. WITH
the exception OF MINES sofa and north.
eastern North Dakota these crops are
considerably below normal. Many
places that usually have a surplus Of
harley and oats are now making in
'guiry for these grains. to be shipped
in for seed next spring.
The rains Of two weeks ago have
been Of great help to corn and the.
recent warm weather has been favor
able for its development. In some
districts corn on sandy soil was hurt.
by the heat. There are still pros
poets for q very good crop in large
part Of South Dakota, where the 9TH
or feed grains were . failure. We
have also number of very good re-
ports on corn in North Dakota and
- there have been no frosts up to
this time, soms Of this may msturS:
Our correspondents generally re-
nart . spotted eandition in The. flax
crop. E~rliee threshing returns do
not seem to b up to expectations.
The crop .prehahly will show q heavy
mixture Of seeds, as the weeds have
been exceptionally bai this year. The
hest fields are reportAd in the north
eastern Quarter .ef North Dakota and
northwestern Minnesota. III
The conditions (yasp heem favorable
fOr blowing and this work Is being
yui3led rs fast %. poesibie. There
should be considerably mors than The
average amount of fall blowing &C.
compAished this season. -. n.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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ROOM new modetR house In .ex-
cellent .neighborhAod and close, TO
schools: hes oaraee sANd hat Nst>f
heAt; QuAs1er xAWad .,se4k .HpjeA'
dpWD 1&alsb, hard we41 NeoSa
throughout: up4taits kitehenstte
M34A -111e1plc taheo; 90 1a4D|
downataifs; fine hasemsnt with
fkuhary, vegetable ind furnace
rooms separate; east front and has
large trees. Close to schools $1,000.
A genuine bargain.
ROOM new modern Bungalow; fine
basement and additional room
finished in the basement; close 10
schools. This II . vail built and
pretty bnnsalcw ssa priced very
Room modern hoanaei With garage
close to court house; has east front
and for down town location cannot
be excelled. $4,000. Terms.
ROOM modern house with garage;
extra lot with handsome trees; has
east front and close to schools. Al
pretty and h0melike place; in choice
residence district. Only $500.
ROOM new modern house With fine
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close 70 schools and In excellent
neighborhood. We believe this to
be one. Of the hest bargains IN the
city. De sure to make IN appoint
menk with Us to see It.. We recom-
mend this house A. . real bargain,
It being priced much below its real
value. $500. Terms.
ROOM mOderu house with bath and
garage: close ia schools and in
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ROOM partly modern house with
full basement; has city water IN
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R0OM house; With 1olist; city va
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kitchen. Corner Of Ninth street
and Avenue A. $4,000. 500 cash.
EFT Us show you what we have for
sale In houses and lots. We think
we can save you money.
HARVEY HARRIS Z COMPANY
Heeotlae Block.
]. r. jackson. Manager.
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: = =. :. 80 So
FOR RENT - Two neatly fuTnIsksd
rooms t9r light Housekeeping or
0therwtae: Hot water ct all tinAes.
Hoard u .deaitsd. A nice place for
/ ssudants. Prices reasonable. 6O2
E1S1aih street: A
FOR RENf-0ns large modern Toena;
kitchenettc At4h, closet, furnished
for light housahtAping. Gas Ter
cooktne. lleos yAEAee. .1or rent.
4 Call 633ysB eyenth, street. Rhone
SSgs0. SA ~ !
FOR RENT One -ll9,v4 house Keeping
te0M l0ca4s0 elose % AeStit4ls u
hleh school A couple OF htgA school
ytt!s or sasses .psssspys1, A'AoA~
e Jt7Ws s@ s..ess esss.&i
FOR RENN-Weii YOFnisHed room, IN
private home, suitable fUr one ~
two: Close in. BOARD il desired.
Ladies preferred. Phone No. 7S3t.
POk sRENT---A Woll 3urnisA1d room
In strictly modern home, close and
convenient to high school. 7O2
Seventh street. Phone 367-M.
PLEASANT city heated, newly decor.
\ ated single or connected lieht
housekeeping rooms. College build
ing. Telephone ls3.
FOR RENT--Nodern, hot watef heat
I'd room, also garage. on car line,
may be rented together or separ-
ately. Phone 724.
FOR kENTIA lssee Furnished room
suitable for two In modern home,
Women preferred. 2O8 w. Broad
way. Tel. 116l.
FOR RENT-Three large connecting
rooms on first floor, gas range.
sink, nicely furnished. Call 5O3W
after 0 o'clock.
FOR RENT--One clean Furnished
light housekeeping room with nan.
try and closet. 622 Third street,
Phone l32.W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleen-
ing room IN modern home. Steam
heated for winter. 522 Fifth street.
ROOM FOR RENT in ali modern
house. Convenient to high school.
81 Ave. c. Phone 457 L. J.
FOR RENT-A furnished room IN
7. modern home suitable for two.
! breakfast if Aesired.-532R.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
: ing rooms. Gloss in. Phone loser.
Call ct 422 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished sleep.
ing rooms. Close in. Phone lO62R.
Call ct Age Fourth St.
FOR RENT-Fonr rooms over Knowles
Jewslry stors. Apply to f.. A.
Knowles.
TOR RENT-A furnished room in q
modern home. Call at 1911 Fourth
street.
-
FOR RENT-Bea room for one OF two
girls. 2l2 Sixth street.
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GRAIN REVIEW
Minnynnolts. !. s&pt. s-7t sep-
!16sahAir a30estnat4On. end 9yScrea ketl

MinnYnn6lts. / sSpt. til sep-
AAaaAAsr :. Aqsat9Atlon. ana fHcreaked
movement OF all grains. particularly
et Hn39x aBhnkL Hknf at6 ,m&aisesa Il
AsyeAsx lone ,dAring No week aa.a-
!nE Fglday and most 9ratNf worked
'sreeRtsSatsy 4lower, ,a4ys rhe wee1xfy
review OF the United States depart
snenUAf AGrlnAlseTA.
l, JT1s( apAxanaAnt - MhAe'EJ here
totaled more by 1000 cars than tho
movement the previous. week. Cash
sNheee yes, theeeeuee. unse1tied with
prcmiums showing a further dis
count. september declined 2! IA
enQ1n,fag - -peSt. 0eeats6 Nalney
-, lAs nAs.
= s,,19FulsWaA sa,avpa1vsascsA Ans4o
ihcreaaed arrivals.
Corn vas siiehtly l0pnF shed1I
Of further liquidation ID 1epfSnAber
option. Cash premiuns changed
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SALESMAN WANTED


statesmen make S76 to 900 every
week. Just taking or9sfs for the
Longwear lire al mems and wonn.
ems guaranteed al feather shoes at
factory prices. SellthG like wild.
fire. Write Tor SAMPLES. LongWear
Shoe Company, Dept. 30, MtMaaape
oils, Mimi.
LIGHTNING strange battery conn
pound. Charges discharged batter.
les instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free to
agents. Ford batteries 40.1o.
Lightning Co.. st. Paul. MINI.
SALESMAN for N. D.. territory whe
knows he can sell hiEh-class adver-
tisiRg ct low rates, with big COM
mission. for old established house.
Unsual, permanent proposition.
Write Tribune No. 8.
1100.0N00 WEEKLY. Big commissions
ana weekly salary. Reliable house.
Guarantee dealers turnover -
money back. Rapid promotion.
Anew Specially Co., Cedar Rap
i'd, ID.
Statesmen . new seller: Good prof.
its. Every business place, house
wife needs it. A sure repeater.
The ]. V. Linden company, Twin
Valley, Minnesota.
SALESMEN-Seil Used Tires, New
Tubcs and Skived Shoes to dealers,
Liberal commission paid weekly.
Exclusive territory. Sales Manager,
007 Willow St.. Chicago.
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WHEAT PRICES
LOWER TODAY
Prospects Of Better Harvest.
ing Weather In Canada
Influence Market

Chicago, Sept. 4-(AP)--prospec
Of clearing weather for the harvest in
Canada. together with unexpected
weakness Of the corn market, led to
lower prices for wheat today. Sen.
TENDER and December deliveries of
wheat reached new Row price record
Tor the season. No export business
IN wheat today was apparent.
Wheat closed heavy one to ~
cents net lower. corn u to ~ cents
down. oats varying from u to II cent
decline to Il cent gain, and provis.
ions unchanged to 2k cents off.
The opening advance in corn was
met with heavy offerings nv Chicago
interest. This together with predic.
tiOns Of clear weather FOR next week
encouraged freer offerings and weak.
ened the market.
Trade in oats was small Commits.
sion houses bought December and sold
May. Cash houses bought September
and sold December.
An opening advance In provisions
market was met by increased offers
from small packers. and the market
ran into stop loss selling. Leading
packers checked the break, buying
rather freely.
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very little. Oats held barely steady.
Cash barley was firm 10 strong
nj 80 TO 81 cents Rept&nth&t cjOisesl
at 50 LIZ, the Hatme ~ last week.
Rye did not show az much OF de.
cline for the week ~ wheat. CAHh
rye was In steady demand by mills
nt one To two cents over thu Sep
tembsA. with choice three cents
over.
FLAX was easier the forerurt OF
tho week, No. I. selling 4 10 1.s
cents over the Sept enlfer, which
gained u. cents for the iswAek,
closing at 2.32 l-g.
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CHICAGO CaAIN

Chicago. Sept. 4-(Ap)-Cash
wheat No. 2 red l.al@lS2A: No. 2
hard 1872.
Corn No. 2 yellow -; No. white
Oats NJ. 2 white ssM@ss; No. !
white 36xO67A. ~. =
Rye Ne. !, $50.
Barley 6oG5o.
Timothy ssed 6.3k0ks5.
Clover eead 1s.eO633.00.
Lard 1417. ..s
Ribs lA.7k.
Bellies II H.. ..n..
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POTATOES

Chicago. Sept. 4--(AP)-Potatoes:
Receipts g.; on track 1870; total u. s.
shipments lO6 cars; trading slow:
market firm; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 2.6O@2.75: Minnesota sacked
nsdr River Ohios ESQ: Idaho sacked
rurals -2.76.
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MONEY TO LoAN-Any place, $50 to
$500 without security Z per cent.
Send for details and application.
National Credit and Sales Co., 4Oy
baltimore Bldg, st. Paul, Mimi.
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WHEAT 6llIMPS ON
Null. CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, Sept. 4-(AP)-Whcnt
futures siumpcd 2i2@2A cents today
and rallied only II cent from low
point at the finish. Hedging sales
and discouraged liquidation when the
markct failed to hold small opsn-
ing upturn, carried the market down
into stop loss selling.
Oats advanced " cent on wet
weather and moderate receipts, hut
close was unchanged, the market
meeting pressure on the rise. Rye fu-
lures broke 2,sM2A cents on wheat
weakness and slack export demand.
Barley futures held firm, a better
cash market the help. Flaxsecd de-
clined ut IL with grain. /
Cash wheat demand was better on
the average. with medium qualities
especially favored by mill buyers, hut
top qualities were easy to one cent
lower. Lower grades held unchanged
with an improved general demand.
Corn was one cent higher for choice
yellow.
Outs were steady.
Rye was steady.
Barley was advanced one cent, for
better grades.
Flaxseed was in good demand early
but buying toned down late.
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. n. D.. Sept. 4-fAP)-But-
ter fat. churning cream a.: packing
stock ~.
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rev N1xflkets To-Day

New York. Sept. 40 ~ )-W6ll
street reseMhle1 i 1eeertAd III.
lake today 'because Of the whole
sale exodus Of bankers, brokers,
and their empioyss for, = three
day recess over labor day. The
Y Nss s ss;son stock sseh: sss.'"ss 5 Ne.
York curb market were closed.
Banks were required to keep open
for the usual Saturday half holt
day. but they were manned with
skeleton staffs for Transaction az
routine business.
Chicago. Sept. l-LR1-N0 Asg-'
sion was held on the mercantile
exchange. Butter and ee6s sole
along the street in q amsll WY at \
unchanged prices. Receipts Of
both were larger. Poultry was
Irregular and potatoes firm.
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Agents WANTHn

WANTED - Sales agents to sell our
guaranteed hiGhgrade coffee direct
70 farmers. We pay liberal COM
ntission. Frogner Coffee Co., Dept.
., st. Paul. MINI.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Sept. 4--(AP)--POultry
alive, weak: yeceipts l2 cars: fowls
2Oia@27; spring 24@27: turkeys 81:
ROSTERS Is; ducks 2O@25: geese 8.
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EURNrTUR8 ron oAlg
FOR SALE-Two-tone mahogany
writing desk. oil paintings. poly
Puritan Oil Range, sewing cabinet,
smoking stand, bed, mattress and
sprine, dufold, 80 ID. ice-box, oak
r roeser, nvSnosany rocker, sswiss
90 records. Call at 7l3 Third SO.
FURNfTURE FOB sALE--DinfHE
table, $50: dining room chairs, eseA
$3.50; large brass bed, complete,
$35; metal single bed. new, COM.
plete, $25; oak desk, SIS: rocking
chairs, two, ct e12 each; leatheF
rocker, $50; rug 0xl2, $26; Fernery,
%. Phone $40. ls
FOR SALE-Fuli set furniture used
year and q half. consisting Of 4
piece mahogany parlor set. &piece
dining room set, 0xl2 rug. complete
heavy brass bed, walnut dresser.
gas stove, washtub, rineer, numer-
Gus other articles. 10 MAndan.
Ave. Phone 072R after 6 or in
morning.
FOR SALEl- Mattress, $40; new way
sasless spring. so; fumed oak din
Ing. table. $50; buffet. $50: china
closet, $40; New Home sewing ma
Chine. $40: oak bed, s.: ice-bOx,
4t5; 8x10 Whittall rug. so; kit
chen chair, II; clock, ~; and cook
inv dishes. Cali at 32N Third st.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One oak dresser.
! iron bed, l rocking chair. Phone
$50 or 6lS.J.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED tcity or country old
established company will supply
capital and start you in your own
permanent business selling sneeessi.,
ties pe0Dle must buy every day.
Experience unnecessary. Write
McConnon & CO., Factory 26e. WI
mona, Mimi.
GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPECT.
TOR-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozment, 33-P., st. Louis,
Mo. immediately.
WANTED--Men and women to Aoarn
barber trade. dCpoat AeUon1, ~
wages. Few weeks compfetes. Cuts.
log and special AffeS s1ree. aNe3ag
Barber College. Fargo. N DAk.
A BUSINESS POSITlON--wit good
pay is certain when you have the
training. Helpful book sent free.
American Business College, Fargo
N. Oak.
MEN WANTED--W Wagon teamsters
for State road work. Work till it
freezes up. Write Steven Bros.
Dickinson, N. ID. 4
HELP WANTED Man and wife.
Man to work and woman to cook for
bridge crew. Call room 2O2 at Van
Horn Hotel.
WANTED-A first class grocery clASk,
or department manager. Write Al
No. 10. Care Tribune. 4
WANTED--Waiter. O'Brien's Cafe. \
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Dental office rooms
formerly occupied by Dr.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of IN office.
Inquire City National Bank. Bis
marck.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10k SAtEEl036 Hupmo6iie With
Alesed delivery body. a real 6ar.
gain f6r. 'ahyone looking for ffis
type Of cor. Olson Garage. Phone
02kW. 4o2 Fourth street.
car foR L1AnH-Will trade new
Buick Master sedan as part nay.
ment on modern home. Write Tri-
bune Ne. s. NJ. ,r
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
HOME LAUNDRY-Ftf0G close. lem.
dry work l0oe wltr0at The sll6hfelt
inlsry. 6peclel etteNtlon % allk
sSfrts, woslen 1Ad cotton blankets
aNd heavy hsd sptsb1s. Rates very
Hoas LAsa1fy. Phone 1911.
STUDENTS WANT places. to work
for board. Bismarck College, tele-
phone 1885,.
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M00oE0 AND PLATs
FOR SAlsE-Two modern six room
houses, both close in. one on North
Fourth st., and other on Washing
ton Ave. Two lots for sale on
Tha1er e. One three rosm house
and one five, room house for trade
ar sale located at Devils lake. One
room, house for sale at Grand
Forks. L. J. Wehe, Lucas Block,
BismasoA. N. n. IS,
FOR RENT-Modern flats, I room
and . Q room, UNPUBLISHED. with
heat and water. For Sale: Z room
house on so foot lot. Also lO0xl5O
foot lot opposite Roosevelt school
Phone 0O5. Cora s. Mclean. after
b p. m.
FOR SALE--One seven room dwelling
house partly modern. Also one
quarter section improved land.
Township 1873. Range "a. Inquire
Atty. F.. H. Register, Bismarck, N.
D., or N. NJ. Marvel, Brittin, N. D.,
Executor.
FOR SAlE-5 room bungalow. Ca
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments 1t . very res.
soAAble price. Plume 92l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-04

FOR RENt-F nxnisAea modem city.
heated &F6ttment. 2 an1 3 rsosa
apt. each With privats bath. Fer
sslc-sn oak Macy, I section
bookcase just like new, very rsa-
sonable. Phone eos utter p. m.
FORakENT-A modern 8 room apart.
ment partly furnished, private
bath and entrance. 4O2 Ave. r. Call
63OR..
FOR hENfAFurnished aportmsnts.
ne laurain Apa9t~ents. Phsns
Ses. =: g Flsnsgen: Prop.
FOR RENT---Medefn apartment, 2
rooms and kitchenette. Close in.
Call ct 6eS Sixth street.
FOR RENT-To adults enIy, apart,
ment In modern new home. All
First st.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping apaftments. A22 Fifth 81.
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WAlfTfsD = Maternity patients in
private home. Good care. Also
man wants ianitor work. Can fur
nish references. 5O4 Ninth st.
Mrs. John @. Dixon. Phone 477-W.
PIANIST AND Phrenologist Madam
Lattemorelle Durand. here 4lO
Fourth street. Reading hours 2 to
8 md 2 to 10. Help HAD lest a.
ticles. See her today.
WANTED-Maternity patients in
private home. Good care. Also
man wants janitor work. Can fur.
nish re&At4ncea. 60l Ninth st.
Mira. John G.. Dixon.
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