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50. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Mimi. April 27-u.
5. ID. of A.)--Cattle 1900; steers and
ycarlings in moderately liberal sup-
ply. very little done early: tendency
weak to lower; bulk S.O0MS.50; few
better grades upwards to 8.75; she
stock about steady; bulk 4.75M7.50;
light weight hcifcrs upwards to $50;
Gamers and cutters and bulls strong;
spots 25 higher on Gamers; bulk 400
62.25; bulk bologna bulls 5.50M6.O0;
stockcrs and feeders in moderate sup
ply. slow. Calves $500: 25 or more
higher; good lights mostly 900;
choice 9.2509.5O.
Hogs $500; opening II to % lower
than Mondays average; desirable 100
to around 200 pound kinds l2.5OM
1915; heavy butchers ll.GMl.75;
pigs 10 cents lower: bulk 1856; aver
age cost Monday 1924: weight 238.
Sheep 100: fully steady to strong;
part load choice 30 pound shorn
lambs 1875; very little wooded stock
on offer.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION Or
Rtllic Mfrc

VI
State Of North Dakota.
County Of Eurlcigl,.-
Office of County Auditor.
Bismarck. ~. Oak.
To Christian. John Jr. and VIM.
Ycgen. of Bismarck. n. Dak.. Chris
tan and Peter Ycgen Of Billings.
Mont. Anaconda National Bank.
Anaconda. Mont.
You are hereby notified that tho
tract Of land hcrcinn ftcr described
and which was assessed In your
name for taxation for the year 1921
was on the tcth day of December.
1879. duly sold, as provided by law.
for the delinquent taxes Of the year
1921. and that the time for rcdcmp-
tion from said sale will expire
ninety days from the completed
service Of this notice
Said land Is described as follows
Northwest quarter Section ).
Township 1873, Rang. ~.
Amount sold for. $G1.O?.
Subsequent taxes paid by pur-
Amount required to redeem at this
date, $23O.B7
YOU will BE- required to pay the
costs Of tho service OF this notice
and interest as provided by law
unless you redeem said land. from
said sale before the expiration OF
the time for redemption as above
stated. n deed thereof will issue to
the holder Of the tax sale certificate
AS provided by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 10th day OF April. 1926.
tSeall FRANK J. JOHNSON.
Auditor Eurlciyh County,
North Dakota.
fl3-2O and -
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FOR SALE

g ROOM-Modern house. cast front
newly decorated inside, just Oft
paving. Nice part Of city. $55OO.0O
6 ROOM--Modcrn house. Rivcrview
facing park. south front, good con-
dition, $4,000.
a ROOM-Cottage. east front, east
part of city. nice lawn. bath. fur
mace. garage. easy terms. $265O.0O
s ROOM-C0ttagc. east front, good
condition. $2iOOO.0O. :
IS ROOM---Modcrn bungalows, Hrc
place. basement garage, nice part OF
city. each front, practically new
spick and span condition, 100000
All the above were built for homes
sand not iust to sell.
BUILDING LOTS-Hundrcds o. lots
in all parts Of the city, at all Sorts
: Of prices and terms.
l25 FEET ENTHUSIASTICALLY the
. best residence lots left, 100000
can be divided.
50 FEET On Fifth street at $650.0G
the cheapest lots in the ncishbor.
i hood. 4g%[
GARDEN pLATs--scveral five acre
tracts at from $4,000 up.
FARM LANDS - Have had scores OF
letters the rast few days from
agents in other states asking ia
make connections for the sale OF
our low priced lands. The biggest
|. land movement North Dakota has
ever seen is starting. BUY NOW
and get in on the ground floor.
INSURANCE - Written in reliable
companies.
SINCE JANUARY FlRST-My sales
have totalcd over $4,000. DO you,
real estate business with the man
who is probably doing more TO ad-
vertisc this territory to outsiders
than the rest Of tho community to-
gcthcr. -.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET
IS ERRATIC TODAY

Minneapolis, April 81. R Ncrv-
Gus action Of wheat futures in out
side markets kept prices churning
here today. with an opening dip on
relatively weak cables. a strong bulge
on a quick 2 cent run-up at Chicago
and late erratic dips when the latter
market and Winnipeg turned easy.
The close was IS cent higher here.
Oats were up u, offerings drop
ping off and firmncss in wheat help
ing. May rye ruled firm carly but
turned draggy on a dull trade. May
flax seed advanced l cent but saggcd
off on scattered selling.
Cash wheat was unchanged, with
occasional sales Of heavy weight cars
at cent adj ance. Durum Of milling
quality was stedy and poor offerings
were slow and easy.
Corn was easy for choice yellow,
unchanged for lower grades. Oats
were in fair to good demand. Rye
was steady and quiet. Barley was
fair to good. Flaxsccd was strong to
one cent higher.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, April 81 tUSD of A)--
Hogs $4,000; uneven, 10 to Is cents
lower than Mondays average; lighter
weights show full decline; big pack
crs doing little; bulk $40 to 325
pound butchers $ll.85 to 1880: ma
jority 200 to 225 pound kind 1870 to
1910: good and choice 1870 pounds
down largely 1920 to 1850; top on
lao to 100 popnds 1860: packing sows
1850 to 100; slaughter pigs 1875
down; heavyweight hogs 1860 to
1850; medium 1920 to 1925. light
1890 to 1860; light lights 1915 to
1866.
Cattle 1900; most killing classes
steady: trade slow, uneven killing
quality plain largely $50 to $50;
steer trade; best maturcd steers car
~ at 9.75; ycarlings at 9.G5; feeders
steady; mostly 100 TO S.25; lower
grades Of she stock fairly active,
steady to strong: better grades about
in line with Mondays decline; vcalcrs
uneven; light kind steady; good to
choice shippers rs cents or more
higher at 100 to 1900.
Sheep 10000; very slow, few carly
sales Of clipped lambs IA to 25 cents
lower ut 1875 to li.35; best wool
lambs unsOld; odd lots Of sheep
steady: clipped ewes 900; few good
wool skins 1000: odd punches Of de-
sirablc spring lambs at 2l.OO; hold
ing CALIFORNIA; ut 1900.
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state OF NOTtu IMHOlds
County of Durlcigh.-ss.
Office of County, Auditor.
Bismarck. n. OAK.
To e. Il. Monson, no address: Louis
II. Joss. no address given.
YOu AFRO hereby notified that the:
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in Your
name for taxation for the year 1921
was on the 18TH day Of December.
1872. duly sold as provided by law.
1921. and that tho time for redcmp-
ton crom said sale will expire
inety days from the completed kcrv-
Ice Of this notice.
Said land Is described as follows:
Northeast quarter Section 81.
Township lag. Rang" 50.
Amount sold for. s6l.GO.
Subsequent taxes paid by pur-
chaser. $i463C.
Amount required to redeem at this
date. A21i92.
In addition to tho above amount
YOU will he required to pay the
costs OF THE service of this motto"
and interest as provided by law
unless you. redeem said land from
said sale before the expiration Of
the time for redemption as above
stated. deed thereof will issue TO
the holder Of the tax sale certificate
as provided by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 10th day Of April. 1926.
(Scal) FRANK j.. JOHNSON.
Auditor Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
4-13-2O and %
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALE

Minneapolis, Mimi. April 27.-tA---
Range Of carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. dark northern l.63 to LIE; No.
= dark northern 1853 to 1885; No.
8 dark northern 1.53M to 1.63; No.
2 dark hard winter LII: No. hard
spring l.GS to l.70la; No. 2 amber
durum Ass to l.5sA: No. 2 durum
l.39a to l.52: No. mixed durum
l.53,s; No. mixed wheat 1855 to
1.G4as.
Corn No. . yellow 72H.; No. 3
white GG.
Oats No. : white 30 to 1914.
Rye No. |, 87H.
Barley sample grade oG to 81; No.
). Gig.
Flax No. l, 2.3l'. to 2.lO'i.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE-Goldcn Rule Eat Shop,
located on State Highway No. IA.
Building 4Ox4O, double store ar
rangemcnt, three living rooms,
large ice house filled. Delco light
plant and full equipment. Must
be sold at once. Immediate posses,
sion. Must be seen to be appreciat-
cd. Sec Fred MQffit, Moffit. N. ID.
WANTED-Rcliablc party to put up
good sized garage and show
building for reliable concern who
can present clean cut legitimate
business proposition. Established
business. Blind Add. IA.
FOR SALE Restaurant business in
town Of about 10000 or will sell
equipment separately. Priced rea-
souablc. For further information
write Tribune No. 20.
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BARGAINS--In used cars. l. 1926
\ Ford Coupe. fully equipped and in
LIST class condition. Also ono 1918
Dodge Touring Car. Olson Garage
202 Fourth st. Phone 925W.
FOR SALEITwo trucks, ono 1926
Ford in Al condition; one Chcvro-
let. brand new. For quick sale
Call after 6 at 3l3 So. Seventh st.
FOR SALE-Two. FeN -Foupcs,. two
Dodge touring. ears in A No. | con
ditiNn, also one Ford Bug $35
Phone 1880 Main st. Lockwood
A<crSxnSdcs ca -.
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Pettingill paced the floor. FUN.
ing. III there's a woman IN the
lower camp she's just a plain"
stop" said Bravo, quietly. II
must--this young woman is as good
as your wife. sir. That's why I
want her sent away with your wife.
Isn't there special at Sparta. for
use. OF company oflicials?"
"Yes. 1t went to Lcwisohn this
~fternOon to pick up division
rev. It wont get back til mid.
night"
"Midnight1l be soon enough.
Look here. Mr.. Pettingill. think
can round up the men and keep
them in bounds. Won't you let this
lady mentioned get on the spe.
cial with Mrs. Pettingill? There's
going to be trouble"
Il don't see why not" said Pet
tingill. Certainly. young man. Ger
tainly. Bring her 8long. III drive
by camp in the flivver and pick her
up. But what III the worlds she
doing in camp? Who brought hel
here?
"Well--in a way, I did. LooA
h:re, | cant give you al the fsctl
just now don't know them all
And times rather important. But
you will take her, won't you!
can depend on that"
Eyes, yes. OF course"
The phone bell rang. The en-
gineer picked up the receiver.
Eyes, Pettingill speaking" hs
said. Hello, Stephens. Yes. Yes
Doggone it, are you scared too
Uh-huh. l know all about It,. 4
damned nuisance. the whole thing
II mustn't hold us up. insist tina
we-what? What? No! HIM
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. Mimi, April IL AF)
Wheat receipts III cars compared
to 119 a year ago. Cash: No. nor
thcrn l.GO:s q 1929; No. dark nor
thern spring: choice to fancy l.G7"s IL
ordinary to good go 0ll.G3"s; No. |
1925; good to choice 1918 a l.GG3s !;
hard sprfing l.G2"s Ml.7O'.; No. !
dark hard Montana on track 1908 "a,
1925; to arrive 1905 Ml.GS's; May
1878; July 1885,.
Corn No 3 yellow. GGi. q G3,a.
Oats No. 3 white. 37s, ass.
aDarlc. 5iMC5.
Rye No. 2. 837sMSG3s.
Flax No. l, 2.34ii M2.37',
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Chicago. April 27.--GP,--W Wheat
jumped up Quickly today after an
carly decline. Persistent adverse
weather conditions, including II fore
cast Of freezing temperatures, acted
as more than 4 countcrbalanCe for
initial declines that were due to un-
expected weakness ut Liverpool. Pre-
dictions of only mcagcr shipments
from Argentina for the remainder Of
the season tended somewhat to pro-
mote a sharp rally. The opening, IL
to rs cents lower, May new l.6l to
\. and July l.43N to q, was followed
by matc':;al gains, with May touch
ing 1854 and July Las.
Corn and oats were swaycd by the
fluctuations Of wheat. After opening
"a off to "a cents up, July ~, TO
-. corn saggcd all around. but then
recovered. going TO some eases to
above ycstc \iaS i finish.
Oats started ut - cent decline to
a shade advance, July ilH to IL e..
Later. all months showed losses
which soon were replaced by fraction
al gums.
Provisions we ! weak.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

y y
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED Reliable housekeeper.
good cook. with references. Family
two adults. Mrs. @. W. Roberts,
1T Main Street. Phone 76l.
WANTED--Compctcnt girl for gencr-
! al houscwork. one who can 60
home nights preferred. Phone
S89J or call at 222 Eighth Street.
neutrality-suspicious. girl for gem
!. cral houscwork. Mrs.-C. n. Simp.
+ son, Phone 5l3. 623 Fifth ST
WANTED Experienced. girl for gen.
eral houscwork. Apply Mrs. F. D.
Romanowsky, sac Ath st.
,WANTED--Compctent girl for genet
/ al'-lSdusework.' Phone 691W2.
WANTED -D:shwashcr ut Sweet
ShOn.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. April 27~fAP)-Whcat
No. hard 1860 l.G7l:.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 73h; No. 2 vel
low, 73i:0L74.
Oats No. 2 white. 4la Ml.; No. .
white. 4lhMi2.
Rye. Not quoted.
Barley G9M7l.
Timothy seed. G.O00I6.7J.
Clover seed. 28.0OQl32.0.
Lard. 14.20.
Ribs. 1915.
Bellies, 1861.
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Hope For Freighter
Carrying a Crew Of
28 Is Now Abandoned

Newark. n. j.. April 27.-tP)- Hope
for the freighter Suduffco, overdue at
the Panama Canal since March %.
was abandoned today by her owners.
the Transmarinc Corporation Of Port
Newark.
The ship carried crew Of Is.
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CHICAGO PRODtyCE

Chicago, April 27--(AP)-Buttcr
higher: receipts ll.77l tubs; cream
cry extras 1914: standards 3Si4: cx-
ira firsts 37Mi:; firsts 3G@'.: sec
onds 33@35.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 45,035
cases.
Cheese unchanged.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, MIMI. April 81 LAP)-
Flour unchanged to 10 cents higher;
in carload lots family patent quoted
Mt 9.2ONr9.25 a barrel in yS-p0und cot
ton SACKS; shipments 5000 barrels.
Bran .6OONI27.OO.
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ET0cftN. said Br0fO. ~ near
another word from yoH, I'll brock
yOAr neck, you dog"
You don't say. HIM. Yes, you hek."
He hung up. pursed his lips, and
shook his head.
Damned nuisance" he repeated.
This girl Lily-she's dead"
Bravo Speaks Up
Fritz stirred a. vat of simmering
coffee. Outside the door Of. the
camp kitchen Barbara. holding the
mallet in both hands. viciously beat
tOcsin on the dinner gong. Some
how cOntagiOn Of battle had
caught her. From, whence IL came
she knew not. IA.
Perhaps it had been in Bravob.
voice. when. he came in. from upper
camp and, with contained excite
ment- giving disquieting iustre, to
his eyes. ordered Barbara to sound
assembly. S.
She looked up and saw Bravo,
ten feet away, looking At her curl.
ously. As. he approached she
couEhed nervously. &.A =
There's the sme]l- OF: blood In the
air." he said slowly.
Il knew there was something IN
the air" Barbara said vehemently.
''You know what 1t Is, and you
won't tall me- t4;. ',~. II
Her voice was plaintiye. Wasn't
there special bond between them3
Shouldn't she, share. his secrets!
He. was constantly excluding her
from his thoughts sWAS she in.
consequential, or unworthy? A
fever Of anger, latent /; <' theee
months. was rising within. her. /:
This man, to whom she had given.
unreserved devotion and ffiendship
was returning. for her all. but .
fraction of himself. PeEsistently ha
remained to her an unflnisheA
story.
Forget I'm . woman" she said.
whats going on? Talk to me like
a man." s@9 IL. !, y.
"Sure. Barbara"
He spoke mechanically. He'd not
even gathered the import Of her
words. s,s. 80
aYou'll hear about tia : little
while.'
"When everybody else does!"'
There was jealous anger in hsr
tones.
He wanted to retort. just as
angrily. Then he remeIm bered ttats
this would be her last might in
camp. The sense that he was Judas
to her trusting faith clutcheft him.
The thought that she WAS to 60
brought . vast emptiness to his
heart. .a
Forgive me"
He spoke the two words with
such. deep, meaning that an. in,
tuttive shiver OF pramonjtion shook
her. 49, ~ I. .ts. fa..,9s
Help ma nor. Iss The appaaIins
note In Braves voice came through
the heavy night Air boz R1rharA,
leaning disconaO3atelS aGeipst4 IN
upright from which hung Tho gong.
What can l. der s)so asked, 3
She could rush candles into the
mess hall. The electric dynamo
was stopped every akenirS at 8.
'.All you've 9nt.' = 6egGed brave
kas her back r. she entcfsd the
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. April 27--tATo-Poultry
alive steady; receipts :; cars; fowls
I.yM3l y; broilcrs 35MiS; turkeys 30;
ROSTERS u: ducks 3OM322; geese lG.
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PRICES !
.S, SHOW U j E
Adverse Weather Conditions
Act as Counterbalancc
For Early Declines
WHEAT PRICES VIZ

Chicago, April 27.-~lA>-With
trust predicted for, Nebraska.
Kansas aud Missouri and with M
general moisture yet for the
northwest. wheat prices today
averaged higher. The fact that
receipts were smaller and that
the worlds available supply
showed q falling off of, sos. 900
bushels hClpe!, to lift values.
estimates were conflicting ~ IL
export business but some Winni-
peg messages said the volume Of
sales WINS A. high. rs l.0o0.00
bushels. II
Wheat closed irregular, nj X
cent net decline 10 I cent adj
vance. Corn 4 to u cent up, and
Oais III Z, to " cents gain.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-Thc n. w. Quarter Of
Sec. SO, Stark County, I miles
South Of Belfield. N. D. Every
foot can be cultivated. Price and
terms reasonable. n. W. Neif. Dis-
n,arck, N. Oak.
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nABy CHICKS

CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS. all,
breeds; We ship only the best. 100
pcr cent delivery guaranteed. Write
for free offer. John pclkey. Fasgo,
N. ID. s,
PROFIT Producing Northern chicks
from Northern eggs. All breeds 81.
hooks orders. Catalog free. Beals
Chickcrics, Fargo, N. D.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Two five room California
bungalows, new modern. must be
moved to make room for other inn
prOvemcnts. Houses in good coDdi.
ton. Address p. o. Box 554, Bis.
, <marck. N. D.
FOR RENT-May LIST. three room,
, furnished apartment with private
bath and private entrance. 4O2
Ave F. Phone. 969M.
FOR .RENT-One, two, or three-room
apartments furnished. No children.
! The Lorraine Apis. Phone 303.
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Tribune CLASSIFIED Adverdis,ee,ml1en
- PHI ON e 8 2 -- -
MALE HELP WANTED

,WANTEO-Men, and women to tesru
barber trade; great, demand; biz
wages: few weeks completely cata.
log and special offer, free. M0lcr
Barber College. Fargo. n. D.
WANTED--Ten men with $4,000 TO
buy truck for grayslins.S D. B. Dsn-
nett, Drake. n. D.
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POTATOES

Chicago. April 27-(AP) Potatoes
demand and trading slow; market
slightly stronger OH russcts. dull and
weak on other stock; few sales; total
U. S. shipments 28G cars; Wisconsin
sacked round whites $4.O0M4.25:
mostly 4.OOM4.lO: Minnesota sacked
round whites 3.60I4.0; Idaho sacked
russcts l.150I4.iO; sacked rurals $50
@AOO; Canada sacked various varic-
ties 2.75M3.5O; new stock. Texas
sacked Bliss Triumphs G.5OM6.75;
Florida barrels Spalding Rose No. /.
11.OO@lt.50; No. 2. 0.5O@10.00.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo, n. d.. April 27--(Ap But
ter fat. churning cream 3s; packing
stock &c.
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SUN WORTH sls

Lo,don "A sight Of the snh and the
novelty Of feeling it, warm radiance
was worth $3.50 to = party o. stx
Londoners who became bored with the
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AUTOM0BILEs-MorORCYC
GOOD USED CARS

We arc proud Of our Used Cars-so
much so that We show them in our
special Used Car Salesroon, right
beside our New Cars. for VIC know
TINT both. our New and Used Cars.
offer q Dcpcndsbility and Value
that cannot be duplicated. Here
are. some Of our Good Used Cars:
'25 Four-door Ford Sedan. $465: '23
Ford Coupe. $500: Cadillac Tour
ing, $2S5: Dodge Touring, $3.50;
Ford Truck, Warford Trans. $i85;
20 Ford Roadster. Winter Top,
$3.50, and other bargains. Time
PHONE 500.
M. b. GILMAN co.
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FOR SALE-Tcn aero. tract in L0uns-
bcrry's Outlots with seven room
house. harm and garage 20x3O',
brOodcr houses and good we'll with
windmill Thcrc. arc other good
points: This property. can be
bought very cheap for cash.
Write Mrs. Susanna Mahin, Gen.
Del, Bismarck. N. D.
FOR. RENT-2GO acre pasture. run
ming water. Cattle $l.OO; horses
SLIPS per month, also No. ia Wills
Resist Seed Flax for sale. clean and
graded. Price $500. G. Schulz,
Bismarck, Route l.
WANTED TO RENT--Only Black
smith shop with tools and machin-
cry. In good live town, in good tor
ritOry. Can pny for small stock.
+. f. kcphart. 421 Third st. So,
Bcmidji, MINI.
FOR SALE--l floor lamp, wall clock,
cnamled kitchen table. electric iron
and ironing board, 2 burner gas
plate, pillows, bread and cake cab
I met. All articles new. Phone l26.
2l9 Second st.
FOR SALE-Sced corn, Pioneer white
Dent, Falconcr, Northwest Dent.
Mixed Flint. Gchu, test 30 per cent.
price $3.75 per. blu. sacks $.35, IL
miles southeast of Bismarck. J. L.
Chesak.
FOR SALE-lnfant's bed and cnild's
bed. y Both white enamel. Also
Lloyd make baby carriage. All ex-
cellent condition. Cali 755M fore
Moons.
FOR SALE--Scegar refrigerator, 100
lb. capacity. s rochcrs, 2 small
tables. chair. bed complete, dress
or. Phone 435.
FOR SALE-A high class dining room
suite. II interested call 678-M be-
fore 3 p. IN. Terms If desired.
FOR RENT-Four office rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply TO
+; F. A Knowles.
FOR SALE--Largc roomy dresser
with good mirror. SIS. Call sc Ave.
ID or Phone 36GJ.
FOR SALE--Desk, steel filing cab.
met, typewriter, check writer, etc.
Phone 89SR.
FOR Dresser. bed complete
baby bod with mattress. Phone
S98R.
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For SALE

FOR SALE
THE BIGGEST bargain in aBisma rick:
Six room house, east front, hot wa
ter heat, good condition, screened
porch, basement roomcd off. only
$4,2OO.OO. II you have $4,000
cash the balance ca: be ,.ss::.y ar.
ranged. Good for home or spccu-
lation.
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POSITION .WANTED

WANTED - Position as housckccper
for men ON farm. Write Care
Tribune No. &c. ~ S.
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Minneapolis. April 27--(U. S. ID. of
A.)--Potatocs: Light wire inquiry.
demand improving, market weaker.
Carloads delivered sales. freight only
'duected. Minncapolis-St. Paul rate.
sacked cwt., round whites, U. S. No. /,
$500.
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r. E. YOUNG
STATESMAN

SALESMAN WANTED--To sell high
class lubricating oil and grcascs.
Address.H. II. Cullin, Grand Paci-
fic Hotel, bismarck, N, D.