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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-30
REAL. HOMES

4 ROOM strictly modern cottage,
bath, furnace, basement, $4,000.
6 ROOM strictly modern house, fur
mace, bath, screened porch, full
basement, laundry tubs. fire place,
incest part Of city, $4,000 cash,
balance cheaper than rent, at ST
10000.
10 ROOM modern house, well located,
good condition, including furnt.
ture, u bargain at $4,000.
6 ROOM modern house. good condi-
tion. nice !rccs, south front. a.
10000.
6 ROOM bungalow. stucco, practi.
cally new, good condition, fire
place, laundry tubs, basement ga
rage, splendid location. $G,OOO.OO.
5 ROOM house, modern, bath, fur
mace, garage, $5,250.O0.
s ROOM cottage, water. lights, east
front, good part Of city, good con-
dition, $4,000.
l have never sold anything that !
cannot completely recommend.
BUILDING LOTS: If the particulsr
lot you want is not on my large
list, will get it for you, il for sale.
FARM LANDS: have sales on now,
in the process of being closed, for
seven quarter sections to farmers
from this ncighborhood. BUY NOW
Insurance.: Fire, tornado, automo-
bile, in reliable companies.
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Famous Tenor With
Coming Light Opera

William Mitchell, tenor, who has
sung the role Of Thaddcus in
Bohemian Girl" over Il thousand
times. does not come to Bismarck
music lovers unknown. The superb
voice Of this remarkable young Amer
lean tenor will prove revelation to
music lovers. 1t is voice Of appeal
ing beauty, full, resonant and richly
colorcd
Mr.. Mitchell sings with straight
forwardncss, a virile style, and with
Enthusiastically sound knowledge of the
meaning of his text and moods of
.tiho composer and swells to supreme
heights in the last act in his rendi.
ton Of "Then You'll Remember Me-
The tenor of any musical organiza-
ton must essentially be good or the
whole atmosphere and rhythm - leoe
The role Of Thaddeus, the young sol.
Gier of fortune, is one Of cXacting
requirements: voice, physique, and a
chaEMing personality. All these qaal-
tiles are beautifully blended in Mr..
Mitchcll's work.
When the Valentine comic opera
organization decided to present to its
patrons 1.-THE Bohemian Girl" it was
with the distinct understanding that
no expense be spared to secure the
very best talent available for this
seasons production. These wishes
have been carried out by Miss vafn-
tine, as will be indclihly. stamped
upon the minds Of music lovers. when
Balfe's best loved ballad opera is
presented at the Bismarck auditorium
Saturday night, Oct. 2.
Everyone Is familiar with the en-
.trancing story Of bohemian Girl
and to go into details of this wonder
f !! theme Of melody would be time
idly spent.
Seats now selling ut Harris and
WOodmanscc.
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WHEAT MARKET
GOES HIGHER
New Export Sales of North
America Are Estimated at
100000 Bushels

Chicago, Sept. 3O--LR)-With new
export sales Of North America csti-
mated at 100000 bushels, wheat val
ucs here averaged higher today. In
addition, France was credited with
buying wheat for future deliveries.
Storms in Canada and reports Of ad-
verse crop prospects in Argentine
were also given attention, but liberal
profit taking here acted as good
deal Of an offset, near the end Of the
day in particular.
{ Month-end adjustment Of accounts
weakened September wheat ut the
last and the wheat market as a
whole closed unsettled, at the same
as yesterdays finish to Ia cents
lower. with corn 4 to IA cents down,
oats at II cent decline to IL cent al
vance and provisions varying from Il
cents off to 3OM32 cents up.
Corn and oats sympathizcd with wet
weather prevailing over the corn belt,
and the forecast was for general rain,
but tho news had little effect, and
trade was light. Hog cholera reports
from parts Of Iowa and Illinois in
flucnced buying Of lard.
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Sept. sou. S. u.
of A.)-Cattlc 1900; run largely ma
tive grasscrs: quality very plain;
:.rass fed steers and in between She
stock slow, about steady; other kill
ing classes active, firm; market
strong to rs cents higher on cutters:
bulk grass steers 6.5017.25; she
stock l.25Qn6.5O: all cutters $3.50
.i.25; few lightwcights down to $50;
bulls mostly 5.OOW5.5O; stockcrs and
feeders down at weeks decline; bulk
5.75MG.75; common kinds down to
800.
Calves 1000; vcalcrs strong to
higher, quality considcrcd: bulk good
lights 1900; few choice 1850.
Hogs $500; butcher and bacon
hogs l2.75Ml3.25; about steady: few
early sales packing sows fully steady;
bulk 1925; packers bidding mostly
7.bVnll.75 on sows; bidding slow on
pigs.
Sheep 1000; steady. fat lambs 1900
Ml3.00; some held higher: fat ewes
most 5.75MG.5O; run includes l. dou.
blcs of fat and feeding lambs direct,
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Fruit Ranch

FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
crty my fruit ranch located in frost
proof belt of Northern Wisconsin
overlooking Lake Superior and FAM
Gus Apostle Islands. This place is
especially adapted to fruit, raising
truck gardening, summer or hay
fever resort.
General Description: IL acres, >on
State Highway, 3 miles from town
of. $500. orchard contains apples
and small fruits, stand Of hard.
wood timber. good trout stream
crosses end Of place, 8 room house
28x28, hardwood floors, furnace,
full cement basement, barn ind
chicken coop. Price $1,000. Fol-
particulars write or see d. +. Hitch.
cock, Bismarck.
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1876; iisht 12.5o@ls.75; light light
!l.5OQ 1926; packing spws .lO.5OW
1925: slaughter pigs lf.25@lc.5O.
Cattle sKOp0; fresh native steers
and ycarlihEs comparatively scarce;
bidding ycarlings and light fat steers
active; strong to uncvcnly higher;
1000 pound ycarlings upward to
1910: some tighter weight held
above; best l.i5U pound steers ll.c5;
plain wcighty steers and short fed
slow; around steady: bulk S.75M
1000: fat she stock mostly steady;
bulls steady to strong; vcalcrs open
ing steady; later trading mostly Is
or more lower; bulk desirable vcalcrs
15.OOMl5.jO; stockcrs and feeders
mostly steady.
Sheep 1900: slow; better grade Of
fat lambs strpng; in between md low
or grades about steady with Wc,lncs-
day; carly sales af tat range lami,s
1880; early bulk to packers $4,000
1876: culls stcady at Y.00N1...5O, most
~; sheep steady; early sales Of fat
ewes 6.O0NC.5O; fccding lambs steady
TO strong; early bulk .l2.QD0sl3.OO;
bidding 1900 for native ewes, Ringing
yearings to solid months.
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but sagscd back on scattered hcdgin,

but saggcd back on scattered hedging
and poor buying on the upturn.
Cash wheat was better for low
moisture springs wanted by mill buy
crs. Desirable offerings were pnc
cent higher. Damp, tough wheat con-
tinucd to drag. with demand slack
and trading basis easy.
Winter wheat offerings were light
and demand was fair to good.
Durum was in light supply with
good milling quality scarce and de-
mand good.
Corn was steady.
Oats were in light supply and good
quality offerings were scarce.
Rye was steady.
Barley was strong to ono cent high
or.
Flaxsccd was firm to strong.
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Rooms FOR .Rlll;r

ROOMS FOR .l1ENr
FOR RENT--One large front room
in : modern home with board.
Suitable tor two and one upstair
fSon. i iiso o. cal. IL !. sis Third S.
FOR RENTING furnished .rooms
for light housekeeping or sleeping
In a modern home. For sale: orr
buffet and dining table. Cali SO
Eighth Street..
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms in a. mod.
crn house. PIG Second street.. Call
afternoons or after 8 p. m.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room.
Hot water heat and reasonable.
Suitable for two. .-8l5 Second *
Phone 2S2R.
FOR RENT--Furnished rooms, with
private entrance, near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth st.
Phone 896J.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room in a
modcrn home. Gentleman prefer.
red. Close in. 200 W Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms for
light housekeeping. Will be vacant
about Oct. 1st. 4l2 Fifth st. Phone
925W2 s
ROOM FOR RENT in large modern
home. Close in. Hot water at all
times. Inquire sos Seventh St. N.
FOR RENT--A nicely furnished mod
crn room suitable for ono or two
girls. As Thaycr. Phone 44OJ.
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms. 72l
Third street. Phone 500.
FOR RENT---A furnished room in q
well LOCATED home. Phone 498R.
FOR RENT-Largc comfortable
rooms. Call Mt 522 Second Street.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room
in a modern home. PIT Eighth St.
PLEASANT warm room, good loca.
ton. 623 Sixth St. Phone S64. ).
FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Call
96OLJ after $3.50. d
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FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED TO TRADE-sO acre. inn
proved Wisconsin farm for Bis
marck residential property. Write
Tribune Ad No. 81.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE

400 ACRES WE'LL Improved. Only
$0.26 All acre. Ready to make
money for you in Baxter Co., Ark,
good farming country, ready mar
kets. advantages; 24O acres wire
fenced, fertile lncsoif fields,
springs and stream for stock, esti-
mated 100000 It. timber; fruit,
good ,4-room house, excellent water,
porch and shade, good barn, tenant
house and poultry houses. $500
takes ID to settle affairs quickly,
less than half cash. A. j. Deather-
age, care Strout Agency, 1928 New
York Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
CANADIAN LAND-O~ing to illness
l must sell my $50 acre Alberta
farm. Very suitable for wheat,
sheep. etc. Good house. &c. TOO.
Half cash. Joe Stccde, Uplands
kitscoty, Alberta Canada.
FOR SALE-Quartcr section improved
land, including cattle, horses and
full line Of machinery. Easy terms
to reliable party. Investors Mort
gage Security Co. Tel. l38, Bis.
marck. N. Oak.
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MIsCELLANEOV}s

FOR SALE AT ONCE-One air com,
prcssor and tank One electric tube
vulcanizer. One weaver tire
sprcadcr. Two testing tanks. Two
electric drills. One chain hoist.
One brake lining machine. One
vice, and many other miscellaneous
garage tools. One Ford Roadster
$500, 1923 model. One 1925 Dodge
touring $4,000. Lockwood Access.
sorry. 500 Main.
FOR SALE-Three slightly used shot.
guns at $1,000 each. Special ia
garage men: One steam boiler,
garage Alemite grease gun, barrel
pumps and oil bottles, gasoline
pals, water buckets, fnrne,s and
many other articles too numerous ia
mention. Lockwood Accessory Co.
Phone 1877. 800 Main st.
CARROTS $500 per 100 lbs; Hub.
bard Squash $500 per 100 lbs. Cab.
baGc $3.50 per TOO lbs; Sweet
Pumpkins $500 per 100 lbs; Green
tomatoes $1.OO per bushel. While
they last. Call Mrs. w. F. Erlen.
meyer, 423 Third St. Phone 8S4.
FOR SALE-Shoe shop with equip.
ment. Buyer must occupy by Oct
LIST. Also 1923 Ford Touring, Edi-
son photograph. bicycle. Write OF
call John Suchy, 80l Fourth. Ave.
NV, Mandan. N. D.
HAY--Do you need hay? Write me
Prices right. Alfalfa, upland and
field hay. Green Oats and barley
Baked. Shipped from points west Of
Missouri river in this state. Elling
ITelmcr. Taylor. N. Oak.
RUMMAGE SAI4E-Sf. Rita's group
of the Catholic missionary society
will hold rummage sale next Sat-
urday, all day. Mt St. Mary's school
hall.
FOR SALE-l5 milk cows coming
fresh. Z IIolstcins. ]. +. .Chesak,
l24 miles s. +. Of Bismarck.
FOR SAI.E--B Blue fiber baby cab with
Ivory trim. Cheap If taken ut once.
Phone 947. l21 w. Thaycr.
FOR SALE-A Lloyd Loom baby car
riage. A No. condition. Call cO2
Park Ave. Phone 522.
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NOTICE 10 Tlt: lDEPOSlTONS N
CLOSED BANKS

Pursuant to provisions OF Soc
ton ~. Chapter 200. Session Laws
IF 1923. the DeposiiOrs' Guaranty
FUND is now ready to ply Il 10 per
cent dividend on guaranteed de-
posita in banks officially closed aft.
January uvs'noi is.t III. al nHu ' s,atc
bank and the Farmers state Bank.
REGAIN. are the only banks IN Bur-
leiGh county included in this list.
claims OF depositors must be allow
cd by the receiver before they can
lie considered by the Guaranty
sttucticns for preparation Of claims
of deposltors against the Guaranty
FUND will be found ut every state
bank
Bismarck. September H.. 1925.
DEPOSITORS GUARANTY tlsUND
COMMISSION
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SUIT SELLER
~ Al - ~
ARRESTED. !. on.
FRAUD CHARGE
Man Alleged to Have Sold loo
Suits in Fargo and About
80 in jamestown

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 3O.-tA1-J. +.
Neal, Chicago. whom authorities -ahr-
clare has sold more than 100 salts
in Fargo and about 80 suits at James,
town, N. D., as a Representatives of a
Chicago clothing concern. was ar
raiRncd Wednesday night before J. X.
Bingham, justice Of the peace, after
he WINS brought here from jamestown
by Sheriff John C. Ross. He was
brought here on complaint Of Stan
ley Thaycr Of Fargo.
Neal demanded . preliminary. hear
ing which was set Tor 10 a. m. Fri
day. Bond wns SGT at $500 and he
fufnishkd it in cash. $50
Police tbdny declared that about
20 complaints have bceu received
from Fargo that the clothes they pur-
chased through Neal were not rs reps,
resented. Neal Is reported to hnxr
been selling the suits q. 50 each. |,
I Thayer, the plaintiff, claims that
when the suit 0f clothes he had or
dcred arrived, thsy were not the
style, cloth or size ordered. Neal IA
charged with obtaining money under
false pretensss. He represented alim-
self = ! salesman,sfor the Superior
Clo.hing company Sf Chicago.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Chicago. Sept. 3O--(U. s. d. OF Al
Hogs 10000; mostly strong to 10
cents higher: late trade less active
than early: top 1875; odd lots Of 30
TO 23O pound weight up to 1880: bulk
40 to 2lO pound averages 1880
1875: desirable 2aO to 600 pound
butchers l3.15N7lJ.7O: bulk lao to 16O
pound weight 12.350Il3.OO: most
packing sows l1.25Nni2.OO: demand
for pigs improved; selected strong
weight 1850 and above; heavyweight
hogs 12.5O0I13.70; medium IJ.0OM
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES GO UPWARD

Minneapolis, Sept. 30-lR)-Whcat
futures scored further advance Of
1@lh cents early today and the mar
ket withstood the pressure Of profit
taking up to tho last hour Of trading,
although easing ono cent from high at
one ting.
Oats were up Is cent on the
strength in wheat, small receipts and
bad weather. December barley edged
VI cent higher on II small trade. Rye
futures were strong with wheat, ac-
tive months up, h@l. cent. Flax
seed futures advanced lM cents early
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NOTICE OF sAI4ss UNDER
4RElsIA1A EXECIfT1nM

Virtue OF Judgment and decree
in foreclosure rendered and given In
district court OF the county bf Bur.
leigh and state Of North Dakota
ana entered and docketed III the
On the 18TH day Of july. issS. II
m AOtipn wherein First Natioual
Bank Or .Aurora, MthneAota: Flint
National Bank OF Belle Plain. Mn
nes0ta: Morrison County state Bank
of Bowius, Minnesota: First Ma
llesota: First National Bank 81
farshingt0n. Minnesota: State Hank
Of .QrccnMAld. 1ilnflcsClA: Hastings
National Bank OF Hastings, Min.
laee0tai. Security. National bank of
; ssssss' 'assess NJ. s sss' &
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHO ME- 8 A.
MALE HELP WANTED

GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPEC-
TOR-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50, yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozment. 33-P,, St. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-Compcte clothing and
shoe clerk. One who speaks Ger
man preferred. State salary want
ed and give references in first let
ter. Address Merchants Add No. IS,
care Tribune.
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Gaia
log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. d.
WANTED-Laborcrs for steam power
plant work at Washburn, N. D. l5c
per hour. Apply to Superintendent
on job. Stems, Hclmers and Schaff-
ncr.
MECHANICS WANTED-Big Pay. We
get jobs for students. Write
Hanson Auto & Electrical School,
Fargo, N. D.
WANTED--A shoemaker at once.
Write Jos. j. Mahowald, Garrison,
NJ ID
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Sept. 3O--lP)-Buttcr
higher; receipts 1899 tubs; creamery
extras Az; standards 49,: extra
firsts d2Mi3; firsts 81 i:MiO; seconds
33G13G,.. s.,,ra .fa
Egg unchanged; receipts 1896
eases. ,s,t
Cheese unchanged.
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POTATOES

Chicago. Sept. 3O--lP)--potatocs
Receipts ~; on track, 2S9; total u. S
shipments 949; trading fair, market
pound wh iaas best ss ,o sa ora
nary to poor l.75p2.lO; bulk l.75M
2.36 according to quality and condl.
ton; Minnesota North Dakota Red
River Ohios 2.25M2.55: Colorado
sacked brown beauties 2.45M2.G5;
Idaho sacked rurals 2.i0M260.
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Chicago, Sept. 3O--(P)-Cash wheat
No. 2 red l.dlMh; No. 2 hard l.45@
LATE.
Corn No 2 mixed SOMa; No. yell
low SOSi NI81.
Oats No. 3 white 3oMl4h; No. 4
white IONI42h.
Rye No. l. 1924.
Barley 55M75.
Timothy seed 5.25n5.75.
Glover seed 27.5OGl33.15.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Sept. 3O--LP) Poultry
alive steady; receipts five cars; fowls
l9M27; springs 20M21; turkeys 81;
roOstcrs IL; ducks "a; geese ~.
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MINNEAPOLIS rl.OuIR

Minneapolis, Sept. 3O--(P--Flour
unchanged to 20 cents higher; in car
load lots. family patents quoted al
3.lO603.15 a barrel in 9S.pound cotton
sacks; shipments 1882.
Bran 2l.5O.
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Minneapolis, Sept. 3O--(U. S. u. Of
A)-POtatocs: Light wire inquiry,
demand slow, market steady; carloads
delivered sales. freight only deducted,
Minncapoils-St. Paul rates sacked
cwts., round whites, U. S. No. /, and
partly graded 2.lOM2.15.
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bids nES,EayElD

Sealed bids VIII bo received by
the school board OF Burnt Creek
school District No. "a until Friday.
October 8, 1925, for 80 tons Of Wilton
coal or Its equal, Is tons to be de-
ltvered to school No. I and Is tons
TO he delivered TO school house
No. 2.
by order OF Burnt Creek School
Board.
WM. PAUL, Clerk,
Burnt Creek, N. ID.
9-3s-c9-3O 1Os--l-e-4
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--Compet woman dry
goods clerk. One who speaks Ger
man preferred. State salary want
ed and give references in first let
ter. Address Merchants Add No. 81,
care Tribune.
WANTED woman to keep house
and care for two girls Z and ., on
small ranch, mile from town.
Write No. 36, care Tribune.
WANIE1lrAT ul aisrcss. Must
be 80 t6abt&tAbic. Good
y wafs Hoffman, washburn.
WANTED--A egirl for house work.
One who can go home nights. BOG
Ave. B.
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EXTRA VALUES
FORD truck with transmission, cab
ah1 dray bed. $3.50.
FORD truck with cab and dray bed,
5000.
FORD truck chassis with transmits
sion, $195.
FORD truck chassis, $l45.
FORD truck with transmission, cub
and grain tank, $345.
ONE trailer with rubber tires, $35.
ONE 1925 Ford Sedan, $4OO.
ONE 1925 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
ONE 1926 Ford touring, 5000.
Orr, 1928 Chevrolet Sedan, 1926.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, $3.50.
EASY TERMS
This is what one OF many Of our
used car buyers have to say: CAR
rived in Glendale. Calf, after travel
ing 5000 miles. Used 125 gallons Of
gas and gallons Of oil. Other ex-
penses only SOC. No trouble. sure
like the Chevrolet. Frank Prater,
l247 Allen Ave-"
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FARGO BUTTEl.

Fargo, n. D.. Sept. 30--R0--But-
ter fat, churning cream AZ; packing
stock rs.
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I,gII

LO61-A deed for 4 lot. Lost be-
tween Bismarck Hotel and Olympia
Cafe. Please return TO Tribune A.
owner g very aASloYs a6eut il.
LOST Scotch Collie dog, answers to
the name of. aAlladdie." Wtisc front
and DIRK tan and black back. Phone
S;116T Sr:820. s,. .a5
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-A furnished modern
apartment. Also an unfinished
r:odern apartment. A room part
'ly modern house, close in. For
sale a bed dufo;d. Phone 9O5 after
: p. m
FOR RENT = Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3 b. F. Flanagan, Prop.
FOR RENT-Furnished apt. Also
sleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 96OLJ evenings.
FOR RENT-A 2 room modern fur
nished apartment. 924 Fourth st
Phone SAW.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
l WILL HAUL your ashes and gar
bagc twice a week this winter.
have special offer to make.
HAUL cinders for drivcways and
walks, cheaper than others because
the loads are larger. For service.
lPhone 977-J. T. NJ. Durch. All
Seventh street.
PEOPLE who have work for high
school boys after school, or on Sat
urdays, please notify H. o. Saxvik
Telephone 285 or S21.
WANTED--A school boy wants work
to do before and after school, and
also on Saturdays. Phone 1O4J
Ais Eighth Street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For Sale

FOR SALE - Practically new Stude-
baker Sedan, 1926 Model. Standard
g. 200 Fifth Avenue N. w. Phone
193W. Mandan.
FOR SALE--1925 Tudor Ford Sedan,
all new tires fine condition. 1926.
Phone 11O7.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell Miller Coz
nssru n rck Cont m
cuIcACO GRAIN

cent per pound discount under
Is H. Far corn. 20 lbs, S cents un.
der shell.
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, 1926-10-20
What Is Your AnsUer i?

Does 1t Mean Anything to You to have more irriga-
ton projects, water power plants, beet sugar factories,
railroads, highways, prosperous Industrial enterprises
and the like, throughout our state?
Does 1t Mean Anything to You to have more and
better markets for the things we produce and more
and better employment for labor within our borders?
Does 1T Mean Anything to You to protect our water
rights and our public domain from further encroach-
ment, either by adjoining states or the federal govern
ment?
Does 1t Mean Anything to You to have every tax
dollar disbursed in a constructive businesslike way for
the permanent upbuilding of our commonwealth?
Does 1t Mean Anything to You to be assured of a
Bigger, Better and More Prosperous Wyoming?
, 1926-10-20
What About TOMORROW:

Wyoming is a vast storehouse, rich in natural re-
sources and Astounding with opportunities for construc-
tive development of it's potential assets. For example:
Millions of acres of land susceptible of irrigation.
Millions of acres of land susceptible of "dry land'
cultivation.
Thousands of water storage and reservoir sites.
Hundreds of hydro-electric power sites.
Thousands of square miles of coal lands.
Thousands of acres of undeveloped oil lands.
Thousands of acres of phosphate deposits.
Thousands Of acres of iron deposits.
Thouands of acres of merchantable timber.
Thousands of openings for diversified stock raising.
Millions of acres of scenic and recreational ground.
Hundreds of other natural resources.