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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
STOCK PRICES
ON UPTREND
Buying Presumably Influ.
enced By Favorable Earn.
ings and Dividend Reports

New York, OFT. 28-t<)-Stock
ntices registered further recovery to-
day on buying for both accounts pre-
sumably influekced BY recent favor
able earnings and divided ANNOUNCE
ments. The demand, embraced prac-
tically al groups. with the revival of
activity and strength in the, oil shares
~ one Of the few features.
Energetic bear selling was con-
fined to few motors and spccialties
Cd as none too favorable by the spec
ulative community. Hudson broke be-
low 42 to another now 1926 low, and
weakness cropped out in some Of the
department. amusement and chain
store shares.
With freight brcnklna oil records
and no car shortage Ii bight. tho rails
ttractcd both IN investment and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
80. at. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South St. Paul, Oct. 2S-(U. s. u.
Of A.)--Cattlc 1900; run practically
all grassers: Includes moderate sup.
ply westerns; quality generally plain;
opening very slow; weak to Is to Is
lower in killing classes; steers and
low grade she stock showing maxi
mum downturn: bulk grasscrs 5000
7.25; cows and heifers 100000; cut-
tiers 3.o5H3.75; bulls mostly $50
down; stockcrs and feeders moderate
ly active; steady: bulk 5.c566.50.
Calves 5000; vcalcrs steady ut
$50.
Hogs $4,000: very little early &C
ton: most bids on butcher and bacon
hobs l2.OO@l2.50; around % lower;
hacking sows mostly 1O.5ONllO.75;
bidding sharply lower on pigs or
around 1900: average cost Wednesday
1895: weight eos.
Sheep $4,000: sellers asking steady
prices; buyers biddinr 25 lower;
sheep steady 4.5OMc.5O: 15 doubles
mostly feeders gong through.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
Found Guilty Of
Speeding Appeals

Robert kruetzncr Of Bismarck was
found guilty by jury in police court
here late yesterday on a charge Of
speeding. He was fined $50 and
costs, and immediately appealed the
.Ase to the district court. Kructxncr
is alleged to have exceeded tho speed
limit on the paved highway between
the Memorial bridge and IT, "ity on
the evening Of October II. He de-
mandcd q jury trial and the case
was heard before Justice II. II. Crane.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

rat IN economic waste. 1t ministers
to the true development of trade
Honesty Necessary For Success.
Mr.. Coolidge held honesty in bust
ness TO be the only method Of per-
manent success and declared "thcrc
can be no permanent basis for adver-
Using except Il representation Of tho
exact truth"
IF our commercial life" he con-
tinued, "iS to be clean and wholesome
snd permanent in the last resort, it
will be because those who are cngag-
cd in it are determined to make it
so, The ultimate rcformcrs Of bust
Eess must be the business men them
selves. My conception Of what ad-
.crtising agencies want is bust
ness world In which the standards arc
so high that il will only be necessary
for them to tell the truth about it.
THE National Government has a
large interest in all these problems,
though many Of them are confined in
their jurisdlction to the states. The
general welfare Of the country, it's
progress and prosperity, arc very in
timately cclpected with the COM
mcrce that flows from agriculture
and industry"
Ans preolQent sal0 tn0C II THIS
coikherce we're not in q healthy con-
dition want and distress" eventual
l:".EepId rrAep into the home. a
TIE country sin the main" has
been And yrospsyeus,. he asssrtSd,
and 4r@rkipt the most creditabH AS
Feet Of OUR pt6sSnt .pt0speFity = that
vsEes are high while profits have
"es" "So HSnsS&& 80 81 SsyySs
from Z recent fear Of being *
r)ottAa By. large egGfekations Of
Wealth. &c centinsed, 1.-THE people Of
Amsfie& are karning to mAke. ouch
$50 canESsnS Their. most faithful
sifylhf5. Thu txDD6lem 6 not ca,
tffely Selyc9 Yet. Here and there
alg 9csnr INT knsiness Is .tsaluA1-
& bAlr3 tfq{ht that the only method
~: lisssS! LUX eoSsslsntioas ssiviss 70
.!s & &. s::s.is.fi ; siSs. s sss::s:
3fs4Sa- eMployess w reAaetiop.
limf hti9h 81 nSyA 4tmasa tnte. snail
il isssiss 4 ssssy ~ Il si;ISss'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
Toledo Is Shaken
Early This Morning

Toledo, Ohio. Oct. 2S.- tP)-What
is believed to have been an earth
quake shook buildings and ratified
windows in Toledo and vicinity ut
2:42 this morning.
Places where tho shock was felt
were the terminal railroad tower, the
Lake Shore and terminal tower on
the Dixie Highway north Of the city.
Bradner. Ohio. railroad offices and
at the watch tower OF the terminal
bridge over the Maumec river here.
Toledo was shaken by earth shocks
some months ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
Simplicity, Not
Sex Appeal Now
Dress Principle

Kansas City. No., Oct. 28.--GP9---
Women are not seeking to stimulate
the interest Of men through new
dress creations, In the opinion Of DR..
Valcria II. Parker. of New York. mn
tional director Of social morality of
the w. {. 4. IT,. and president Of the
national council Of womcn's clubs.
1T Is harder to arouse mans
interest now in an exposed knee than
an ankle beneath the billowy folds
last night. ''Thc whole situation is
more healthful. more frank. The
principle Of most girls dress is SIM
plicity, no: sex appeal"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
Major General Bell
Is Seriously Ill

Chicago, Oct. 28.--t/f)-- Major Gem
cral George Bell, Y. s. A.. retired Is
seriously i'll in Il hotel here. The
commander OF the 31rd Division ia
the world war is near death, accord
ing to Dr.. Gustavus Hlcch. General
Bell returned from California Il week
ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
MINNEAPOLlS CRAIN

Minneapolis. Oct. 28-(N-Whcat
receipts 2C9 cars compared to 29l q
year AFRO. Cash No. northern l.43is
al .l6!s; No. / dark northern spring,
choice to fancy f.48h@l.5OM; good
to choice l.46h@l.48A; ordinary to
good 1.4ihMl.4Gls; No. 4 hard spring
1.46ls @1.52k; No. dark hard Mon
tana in track 1.45ls@I5Ols; to ar
rive l.45b@l.60h: May LEO; Dec.
Lisa.
Corn No. !: yellow 74@75.
Oats No. 3 white 4las@4oA.
Barley 4S@67.
Rye No. 2. 1895.
Flax No. l, attn M2.28H.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
SEISMOGKArH FAILS TO
RECORD EARTH SHOCKS

Cleveland, Oct. %. up While no
earth shocks were recorded on the
seismograrh ut John Carroll univcr-
sity here today, Father Odenbach
said that it was entirely possible u
local earth trcmor was felt at Toledo
and vicinity early today.
Father Odenbach said such shocks
are not uncommon and are due to set
thing Of limestone formations IN the
earth. lie said that newspaper re-
ports would indicate II tcmblor OF
such nature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN: Nicely
furnished home-likc room with two
large windows in one Of the pref
ticst homes in Bismarck. Hot water
Mt all times. Inquire sos Seventh
street.
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LIBERTY RONDS

New York, Oct. oS-tP Liberty
bonds closed: , LIS l0O.li; first I
1-is 1923; second ! LIS l00.l7; third
4 Ids 1915; fourth 1 las 1O2.lG L.
$. &. 3 3-ls l0o.l5: u. $. G. Is 1929;
y. S. &. ! LIS 1854.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

FOR RENT--Four quiet unfinished
rooms in modern home on ground
floor, $4,000 This includes coal
for furnace and range, light. water.
private telephone. electric washing
machine, also gas for washing.
Phone S72
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WHEAT 0ACS BACK
AFTER FIRM STAT ).

Minneapolis, Oct. 28--(R0--Whcat
futures sag4cd back to yesterdays
low levels today under firm start,
tho market later turning nervous
within narrow range. The tenor Of
the news was unchanged, market fac
tors continuing mixed and leaning to-
ward bearishncss. Early high was "
to g cent above previous close here.
Oats were off =. cent with corn
after firm start. Rye futures sag.
ged on weakness ut Chichgo. Barley
was dull and draggy. Flax futures
were relatively strong. advancing l
cent early and holding after q. reac-
ton. Cash wheat started steady but
sitter little buying demand tfailsd
of and light protein premiums drag
red off one cent. The general mar
ket was easy. hut good weight offer
ings moved fairly rapidly at steady
prcmiums. Winter wheat was steady
With offerings light. nurum was
steady to firm. Corn was in better
demand, especially choice yellow and
low grade offerings also mover bet
ter. Oats were steady. III. 1
4ye. was firm,
Barley was quiet and firm.
ClaxSeed was steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. 28-LR)-Cash wheat
No 2 red Lag; No. s hard l.4Qis.
Corn No. g mixed 76AM77;> No. 2
yellow 77it @7S.
Oats Nd. z white 47'a; No. white
43M@45
Rye sample grade 50.
Barley 55G73.
Timothy seed d.75Gj.50.
Clover seed 28.75635.0O.
Lard 1867.
Ribs 1875.
Bellies 14.75.
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FOR RENT-Comfostabl room in
modern home, hot water heat, also
paragc. Phone 72I or Call ut ITO
Fourth street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

FOR RENT-Four room modern
house and two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Apply az
pgatages Cafe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

FOR RENTA new five room mod
cra house in good location, and
near school. Call mt lO2 Ave. &
West or Phone 575R. IL
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NOTICE

The regular quarterly teachers cx-
animation will be held ut the court
house in Bismarck November IL and
II. Work will begin PROMPTLY at $3.50
each n,ot.,.s.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Five room house At
1906 Front. Running water, cement
basement, new garage and chicken
house, interior all newly refinish6d.
Front and back porch. Also new 8
piece dining room set for sale,
priced to sell on sight: House and
furniture used four months by
young married couple. Rent $50.
Call ut 800 Seventh street or tele-
phone 3G3J. = -
FOR SALE All modern seven room
house, lot $50 x $50. Inquire at 100
Third street.
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i GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
Prices Were Lifted Ston Aft
er Today's Opening, But
Met, with Heavy selling

J. Chicago, Oct. 2e<p,-Frce selling
on the part Of hoaees with conhcc-
lions east and northwest weakened
wheat values today after an early ad-
vance.
The British coal strike was still 4
Big factor, with PROSPECTS less. bright
for carly settlement. A report too
was current, tRst the CanadixMS
atowGfs' pool Nak seller. for ~
fute deliveries Of wheat at Winnipeg.
Whest closed nervous, at the same
a. teAtsfdat's finish to half cent low.
er; corn. z cent to IN cents down,
oats. Z shade to is@A cont of snd
provisions unchanged to a set back OF
one Of The chief bcarish factors m
the wheat market today was word thnt
export sales overnight. were amaii
and disappointing. In this connect ion
news, w4s at hand that the highest
vessel rates yet were being charged
Tor the shipment Of wheat to Europe
frnni this side Of the Atlantic.
Advices today indicating more or
less unfavorable crop conditions in
Argentina were outwcighed BY nm
nt that the latest estimate
et the wheat yield in Australia is
160, 100000 bushels. This forecast Is
48,O0O;O 600 bushels more than last
year. It was added that other unof-
fetal estimates point to very large
production this season in Australia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
NfiNy{NA1snf.Ia 81, (YI,R

Minneapolis, Oct. 2s--CN-Flour
unchangcd; shipments 1886.
Bran 200.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Oct. 28-(P)--R Range
of carlot grain sales: Wheat No.
dark northern 1.47hQl.53A: No. 2
ditto l.41@l.5Oas: No. 3 ditto LAIN
also; No. I dark hard winter 1.39 * ].
No. hard spring l.53A@l.53A:
No. hard winter l.3l Is @l.lla: No.
2 durum l..7as; No. = mixed durum
1.4SN; No. mixed wheat l.44A a
1919.
Corn No. 9 yellow 76A; No. 3 mixed
IS.
Oats No. I white II.
Rye No. g. 96M96N.
Flax No. !, 2.l7M@2.28A.
Barley sample grade 52MG3.
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rARCO nI,TfER

Fargo. N. D.. Oct. 2s-tR)-But.
ter fat, churning cream ~; packing
stock "a.
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n - rs
=, 8 - |. -. - : .,
L9ST-.neeyve9n lesledEc fqndt Nm q
ken brown trayctihg bag, SHNh6
inE wesr!ne apparel = 70. re.
essI 0grHsr oaaseE = SMaoy A9:
LoST-Grey and white kitten, black
spN o9 nosM Setorn so0 Aa'n
sstsss W. .SwssSs:: .......,..i
- o1oSnAsA, 80
=, , * : L.. !.
FLEE Leg. 0nc o nsmsossnc'cs Is Syscd wMacuS
ticalGta.. Fattd Afhitarium. rdrkt.
81: ~: -.
WANTEQ--Maternity cases, with
food care, nt the honSe Of Itfs.
/. jaaa& Dixon A.lllAth attest.. ! .s,.....
ll1SCNltAinoul
FOR SAIL live hundred Eve Lambs
and E0J, Wetker lambs. Averagc
weight about, 70 pounds: Located
18TH ~ 81 Sweet Bfisr. -. Addrsss
Grant Dewitt, SStset briar. North
MAZE
Fdf fnNIr--1 HricIr- .Tc-e eccM IA
Z 2ssSsSc@ 4 Ssr|sr nv~nisSW1
syS..-S4; -: 49, -. e; &:
FUk 00ESs-,s'issen yre s9s. m!ssc on
cYMs: =. - Cscsa1. Isss ssss
gS4SG .z oil -. =.
Never Ial4d, vety reasonable, &
cost. Call 7l41l. .
F0K S1I1E--C on91ruc{ion. !. shed.
Cheap. Phone 20l. hsdlin9er 4
~ Sea sas1; I; = e.: =; ~.
~ "sr,s ~ - ara ;rs..th -
wv =: 80 :: :. 80 !. 49,. =: i.i.
ron RkLE
rOUR ROOM MN BUNGALOW.
nArtly modern, located at 323
Eighteenth street. immediate pos
session. Sale price, $500 Terms.
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NOTICE no CREnIT0Rs

to work in dining
room. Apply O'Bricn's Cafe.
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l-ytirA0O pRODI1ce

fowls cas-; springs %; turkeys so:
ROSTERS IL; ducks q: geese 1902.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

Minneapolis. Oct. est. S. n. Of
Al Potatoes: Good wire inquiry.
demand good. market firm. Carload
delivered sales. freight only hcductc
Minneapolis and. st. Paul rate, sacked
cwt, round whites U. s. No. and
partly graded 2.36 to 2.55 mostly c.45
To $50
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County Superintendent.
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ROOMs FOR RENT


FOR RENT---Onc or two rooms, mod.
ern except running water. Also
for sale. full sized bed, box springs
Phone 1921.
For RENT---A sleeping room in mod
ern home. Hot water heat. For
sale: A brass bed. Phone glow
or call at Cpl Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
crn house, two blocks from post
office. Bath and telephone con-
veniencc. 222 Second street.
ROOM FOR RENT. Nicely furnished
room in strictly modern home for
one or two. Call 1t 702 Seventh
street or Phone 357M.
FOR RENT--Two ground floor rooms
with outside entrance, in modern
home. Phone 759 or call ut 82l
Fourth street.
FOR RENT LIST corner front
room. Kitchcnettc and closet NICE
ly furnished for light housekeeping.
al Fifth St.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
for ladies in city heated apartment.
Write to Ad. No. &c. care bismarck
Tribune.
FOR RENT--Large front room with
two closets. Suitable for one or
two. 514 Sixth street. Phone 227.
FOR KENT-Nicc warm room IN fine
location. Call lOl7 or call at 81
Ave. A. Corner Mandan Ave.
FOR RENT--Largc front room, fur
nishcd as living room. Suitable
for one or two. Cali OCT.
FOR kENT-Fwo furnished rooms
in modern home. Hot water heat.
Inquire 81 Ave. A.
FOR RENT--Room with kitchenett6
and closet. Ha1elhurst. All Fifth
Street. Phone 27S.
FOR RENT-Sieeping room in mod
3l7 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. lis Man
dan. Phone G37J. -
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, close in.
Phone 672LW.
FOR RENT--A warm at ractive room.
Col Seventh street. Phone 682.
FOR IVNT-One sleeping room. Call
a;;:T.J after $3.50.
FOR RENT-Room in modern home.
Phone 853W.
sTRAYEb
STRAYED-Red and white COW
weighing about 1900 lbs. Has horns
which stand straight up In front
Of head. Quality Meat Market.
Bismarck, N. D. ",
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DfPtNbABr;n ue1D CANS
WE INSIST that liz Us1d Cars we
. e., 's sas ss,I :oisa '...1 5 =
have from fs,ahy Of our Used Car
Dodge Coupe, 1924. -
Ford Coupe, 1894
Ed b.s.. os s:. fss , sss;.: rs.
Chevrolet Panel Osiivefy.
Overland Light ttilvery,
Easy Zine bssaeass.
N. b. GrtNlAN co.
0jenaseig.
FOR. AALE+-One 1893 Oldsmobilc
coupe. Al condition, good tires,
runs likc new only .4760t 1896
Oakland brougham sedan. good
finish and il Eood mlshAnical com
dition, $77C; / 1e16 Dodes Special
coupc, secs; l 1921 MS4sbekcr
l!sht sig tessinEf $50, y !. 1925 q I
$500; / l014. OldsmohI!es touring
vita winter enclosure. 400; 1920
Buick . te1rihe,- new ,fffes. good
lneChaAlcaL keA6 ltion. 4200. Terms
can be Arranged on any Of the
4hovA e1sS. i. Bismarck Motor Co..
3tndsyaAst DitxrlAutets. !.
ttDaD CARS
CaEvhoLEf sedan. Ford Tudor,
far9 T6uft9t., Fota 4rusk., Qvgt:
\ tSaflh6. sdst 6uf itisss aud tAle
+. sseh,At fS ss; = !soayy 81
OWNRE matt sell 1914 Chevrolet
Totfiaf IN. Chlap for, cash OF
tetn1Sf al t0sp0MAihle party. Must
Jill XII tseobsr S6th. .ihquirs =
4lA El1ysAth street.
F0k SALE1De6 Ford Coupe IL A
No, l condition. Four new tires
ind heater. Price reasonable. Prone
:1y1!. :. -. =. :. :
FOR SALE--l056 Oldsmoblle Dc Luxe
Sedan. This cAr % practically new
Write Tribane No: ".
FUhy1fp11 101 lAl4g
FOR 4AEE--4ne library table III
ehAit, J 1nta1l. tahles, ! center table
1Aft6 Ll1athef rocker, leather couch
! fockihi chair, I straight chairs
With leather seats, 1 foSt stool 4
fefFiesfAt6r.. 3 bedste9d5, springs
ind lhhSttStGee, 3 dfea1ers, fA31
bietptt3, .ifenjp< hoard. 4 vacuum
tfSanefs etc. Must s. S6l4 and NOV.
Cd ont; hy.,. Nov, 4 Call. q Apt
shove ts6uSSnaf1.ns s
FOR SALH--lfajsStie la19S {S5.00
dining tablA el2O0, l White sew
Ing machine $500, bed, and sptinRl
5000. Repeating rifle q cal. ~
622 Third. Street, 80.
wssTtn r0. x1::::::s
WANTED---To rent tNo, room hoasy
III good location. Muet y Wgrn
house, rent meat b Se4sonatle
Write Ben lo5 wilton. n. Oak.
WANTED 70 RENT Two Of three
unfurniSked housekeeping fooms
Write cafs Tribune No q.
WANTED 70 RENT Small furnish.
I'd apartment, close in. Write Trib
une No. 50.
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POTATOES

Chicago. Oct. .s-H0 Potatoes:
Receipts -. ears; on track 400; total
L. S. shipments 1870: trading slow:
market slightly weaker; Wisconsin
sacked round whites 2.5O0D2cO few
eos T,3.O5: Idaho sacked russcts EOS
0l3.lO; Colorado sacked rurals few
sales c.90@2.06: Michigan sacked
round whites c.S0N2.60.
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Advertising Has
Taken Hand in
Scale of Wages

Continued from page onc)
not an economic waste. 1t ministers
to the true development of trade"
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MALs aEl.P WAlgf1i, ,

WANTED-Manager fot kAsd6At9
store. Must speak Gefm9N and, ~
able to handle the German RpeSjeal
trade. We want a hustler WHO -
sell goods and show profit. 0shts
salary expected and experiences. ID.
dress care Trihunc No. 80. 81, : !.
GOVERNMENT. PATROL xM1P1C.
TOR-Guards needed tf1Q0ently
for Canadian and other bereefi.
$3.50 yearly. Particular ffte.
Write, Ozrhent, SS-F., 81. ISUiSs
Mo. Immediately. -
WANTED-Men and women to le9!A
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. CAes
log and special offer ftse. Holet
Barber College. Fargo. n. D.
WANTED-A young 1fss to lenrn
the bookbinding trade. Write
Tribune No. IS.
WANTED-A male second cook At the
Sweet ShOn, $500
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago. Oct. 2S-GP)-Poultry
alive unsettled; receipts 10 cars;
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FEMALE HELP WANTBO
WANTED--Gcrman speaking nursa
(Registercd) for small hospital,
position open Nov. !. Phone q or
write Jshn Bender, Elgin, n. D.
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STRAYED-Red and white COW
weighing about 1900 lbs. Has horns
which stand straight Up In front
Of head. Quality Meat Market.
Bismarck, N. D.
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FOR RENT--Onc or two rooms, mod.
ern except running water. Also
for sale, full sized bed, box springs
and mattress. cl8 Second Street.
Phone 03IJ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

rive ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
GOOD location, close to downtown,
full basement, furnace heat, hard
wood floors. Sale price $4,000.
Terms.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
DAMAGES
8 STORES

Damage estimated at more than
$2O, 900 was done by fire last
night Quilted the women's shop Of
Hahn's Shoe Stores. 1907 F st. N.
w. in the heart of the retail sec
ton and which caused damage by
smoke and water to Reeves cater
ing shop and Goldsmith & Co. 8
jewelry store. which adjoin the
Hahn store on either side.
Two alarms were sounded be-
cause OF the seriousness Of the
blaze and, when the firemen tore
through the roof OF the Hahn build
ing to reach the flames quickly,
the flare that appeared drew .
throng OF spectators to the scene.
The fire originated in the rear
of the first floor of the two-story
Hahn building, among wooden
boxes containing shoes and stock
ings, which furnished ready finder
for the flames. It spread quickly
to the second floor by means of a
dumb waiter shaft. and the whole
building was abIaze when firemen
arrived.
Hugo King. colored porter, who
was cleaning the front windows OF
the store, discovered the blaze and
turned in the first alarm.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
PLANS raft |C.
OFFENSE FILE

Consideration is being given to
the keeping of q file system con-
mobile driver in the District with
each offense he has committed, no
matter how trivial, according TO
Traffic Director NJ o. Eldridge.
The names of persons convicted
of violating the prohibition ACT,
wherein the use of an automobile
is involved, already have been
listed by the traffic director.
since his pilgrimage to other
cities where permits are re.issued
over specified periods, Eldridge
said he learned that such a file
system was invaluable.
Although all motorists are thee
retically operating machines with
invalid permits, Major Edwin =.
Hesse has advised Eldridge that
twenty4eight arrests for driving
without license have been made
since March 81.