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Evening star., 1926-01-24
Arrests Deleine in 1925.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERFKSBURG Va. January
23.-Police made 5S3 arrests in Fred
ericksburg during 1925. 90 less than
in 1924, and the total received from
fines was s6,252.5s. of which the city
received the greater part. the re-
mainder going to the State. Viola
tions of the liquor law led the list
with 1856 arrests.
Evening star., 1926-01-24

Morris. 1863 Massa chusetts avenue:
Miss Frances Culverwell. 2S53 Belair
place northeast: Mrs. A. o. Read, 312
d street southeast: Mrs. II. Burke,
2705 North Capitol street; Charles
Juergen, $50 Ninth street southeast;
J. E. McKeever. 1926 Kennedy street;
William Merriam, 1916 Nineteenth
street: Mrs. W. III. Wanamaker, 1919
Ontario road.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Ry the Associated Press.

MELUN, France. January -23.-
Marie Mesmin. a: janitress of Bor.
deaux. founder of the fanatical Order
of Our Lady of Tears, may be impli.
Gated as the instigator of The scourg-
Ing of Abbe Des Movers parish priest
of the village of Bombon, recently.
This developed today in the course of
the conformation OF those making the
attack by the belabored, able and his
aged housekeeper before an eXamin-
ing ma agiStrate.
Sensational and eNtrava ga Mt
charges were hurled at the priest by
the defendants. They previously had
explained that the scourging of the
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Big Freezing Machine Firm.

DOVER, Del, January % R.- A
charter was filed at the state depart
ment today for the American E1ec-
trio Corporation, to deal in various
kinds of refrigeration machines. The
capitalization is s3,500,000.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Admiral R, A. Ross Dies.

MIAMI. Fla, January % GF).-Rear
Admiral f. A. Ross. retired, United
States Navy, died suddenly shortly
after $50 O'Clock tonight at his home
in Cocoanut Grove, six miles south
OF Miami.
Evening star., 1926-01-24

Of several months. She told Of the
Joint meeting on January of repre-
, ,sentatives of the two parties in the
interest of fusion ticket for State
officers
The registrar, DR.. Nellie H. Bar.
rett, reported the admission through
the national society of Mrs Kathleen
Prescott Birch.
Chairman of various committees
made reports OF the activities OF the
organization.
The regent appointed a good cheer
committee consisting of Mrs. r. J.. J..
1Iiller, Mrs. u. l.. Parkinson and Mrs
G. II. Wiley
Partial reports made by chairmenn nf
circles for raising a, budget showed
considerable interest and,good results
Contributions were made TO the Juve-
nile Protective Association and the
student loan fund.
There was a good attendance Of
members, and two guests. Mrs. F'loJ-
ence p. Hedge and Miss Virginia
Slaughter.
Capt Wendell Wolff Chapter viii
hold it's annual benefit card party on
Saturday evening at the Hotel Roose.
welt. The proceeds will be devoted
TO the educational and philanthropy.
Z
of tables have been reserved and the
affair promises to be a brilliant one
Mrs. Ada G. Payne Is in charge of
ARA ngemenfs. with Misses Harriei
4 Chase and Mabel f. Wheelock. and
Mrs. Alfred Bailey and Mrs Helen
! Montague aS assistants.
! The President Monroe Chapter met
! at the home of Miss Ruth and Ezell
! Tuesday evening. Miss Mabel BoteIer
presided y hostess. The meeting
/ w"S called to order by Miss Henry
I the regent. who asked reports from
! various committees.
Five dollars was pledged to Amer
/ icanization work. Miss CornelIa
Hamilton was appointed TO attend tho
/ AmericaniZation meeting.
Each member present was assessed
4 10 cents for the Emigrant Lihrar,-
. fund.
Misses CorneIia Hamilton. Helen
and Mary Pumphrey and Nina Mon
cure Brown were appointed 10 serve
as pages Al the u. \. Il. Cha pfer
House hall. which was held at the
Willard on January l.
/ Several Of the bylaws OF tho
! cha apter constitution We're amended
/ The name of Miss Agnes Edward s.
was proposed for membership.
After the meeting adjourned r
soclai hour was entoved with th"
hostess.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT--A very nicely furnished
modern apartment, including piano
and all electrical cOnvenicnces.
Clean and warm. Always hot wa
ter. To responsible couple. 8O7
Fourth street.
FOR RENT-A furnished. modern
APARTMENT. Also an unturnished
4. l.odern apartment. A 7-EoOns1 part-
~ modern house, close in. For
SAFE a bed dufold. Phone sos after
!. y. IL.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three
room apartment in new home just
completed. Private front entrance.
Also basement garage for rent
323 Tenth street.
FOR RENT-Apartment, new, cen
trally located, reasonable rent. tive
rooms and kitchenette and bath,
Phone 442-J.
FOR RENT-A very nicely Furnished
small modern apartment for one
lady. Clean, warm, and always hot
water. SO7 Fourth street.
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. new, central
lv located. reasonable rent, Two
rooms and kitchcnettc and bath.
Phone 442J.
FOR RENT ~ Furnished apartments
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3. b. r. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR Furnished apt. Also
slccping room. Call 434 during the
day and 96OLJ evenings.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping apis. for two. 42S Fifth st.
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McClusky-- Otertail Power company
will supply power to this town, from
jamestown plant.
Amidon---Slopc County Fair to be
held here, October 1-c.
Minot-- Work started, building a
6.wny underground telephone duct for
Northern States Power company, ut
cost Of $4,000.
McVille---LocaI dairymen sell SILL
$50 worth OF cream. during August.
Contrast let for 1G miles grading
and paving, on highway near Stan
ton.
Grand Forks-New canning factory
being built here.
Cass county leads state with $1,000
acres alfalfa; Mckenzie Is second
with $3.50 acres.
Mckenzie county farmers raising
pedigreed seed potatoes on large scale
Minot--Farmers CO. operative Ele.
vatOr, recently burned, to be rebuilt
Harvey--Harvey- Mfnot road near.
ing completion. n
Harvey--Farmerr Elevator company
installs gas pumps.
WillistOn--WOrk started, on new
"ss"EN NVossss6 %OOUteCW
souri, river here.
Harvey--Paper mill To locate eithe,
here or in MinOt.
McClusky--Wo rk started, drillim.
new city water we'll.
Misunderstanding in this vicin
ity nearing compilation.
Tolley-New highline const ructed
between here md Norma.
| Lemm0n--New oil test well helms
drilled here.
N0rthw0Od.-New sewer being laid
for NOTthwOOd Creamery company.
NOOnAn--NOrthwest Oil company viii
drill test we'll here.
| Stanley-New potato storage hous,
being erected.
Flaxton-Threshing under way il
this vicinity.
Darlington - "McHenry Tribune
taken over by "Foster County indie
pendent"
Hettinger--Bumper corn crop anti
cipated in this section.
Oakes-Oakes National hank to b
reOrganixed.
COnway--4O bushels wheat per acre
harvested in this vicinity.
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WHEAT FINISHES
FIRM IN MILL CITY

Minneapolis, Sept. % -tP)-Markcd
early strength on wintry weather in
Canada and part of the American
northwest was followed by extremely
erratic price action. but the market
recovered from a late dip to new low
levels for the day and finished firm.
Futures were :. to = cent higher for
the day.
Oats advanced asGIA cent on gains
ut Winnipeg, bad weather and small
receipts. Prices held we'll in face Of
reaction in other markets. December
rye sold up one cent and SneEed back
around yesterdays finish. Barley fu-
lures were up early and held part of
the gain. December flnxseed sold up
~ cents and lost the rain..
Dry milling quality, spring wheat
ruled firm to one cent higher. Damp
| quality continued slow and un-
changed. rs ~ s. -
Durum was firm to strong for good
| quality. quiet and strong for tough.
Corn offerings were. faiE and de-
mand good, especially for choice yell
low.
Choice oats were in good demand
with damaged quality slow.
| Rye was steady for milling quality.
| slow and easy for poor. Barley de-
mand was mixed, poor slow and one
cent lower and dry offerings one cent
/ better.
Flaxsced quality varied widely and
/ premium range widcncd out. 1880
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Reduction in CAN Money Rate
Renewed Kidding on Rails,
Revive Interest

New York; Sept. LPl--Rsductio ion
In the call money rate from sc to 6
per cent and q renewed bidding Tor
the Van Sweringen railroad shares
helped to revive waning bullish en-
thusiasm into today's stock market.
Prices were unsettled during most Of
the morning with selling pressure en-
erted against such recent fAvorites
~ u. s. Steel common and General
Motors, but the market was headed
upward again by early afternoon.
The large supply of funds available
in the call loan market relieved some
Of the anxiety over Q possible in.
crease in the New York federal re.
serve, rediscOunt rate after. the close
Of the market. Raising Of the Cudahy
Packing dividend and q sharp ad.
vance in rubber prices also were re.
garded A. constructive factors. A
break Of over 81 bale in cotton fu.
lures to the lowest level in several
years apparently was without influ.
encc on the price movements Of 50.
curities.
The brisk buying OF the Van Swer.
ingen shares reflected the growing
belief that the Cleveland financicr
will be able to nut through . merge,
plan satisfactory to the opponents FOL
a general purpose. Chesapeake and
Ohio crossed iS6 and "Nlckel Plate
common crossed cog to record higl
levels and Pere Marquette advanced
two points. Good buying also devcl
oped in number Of the other higl
! grade dividend, payers.
Persistent buying Of Union Oil o
California was associated with merg
er reports but no definite informa
tion Of the company's plan was avail
able. General Asphalt issues ais,
| staged remarkable comeback, which
helped to stimulate interest in SOM
Of the other oils.
| The closing was strong. Price
| continued to rise in the late tradinl
as fears Of credit restriction subsid
i ed. Chesapeake and Ohio sold abov
1T and Nickel Plate crossed eos +
new high levels. Some Of the special
ties also were buoyant. By.Product
and Coke mounting six points to
new top. Hay and wheat, however
fell to u new 1925 mark. Total sale
/. Appropriated 10000 shares.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chlc0GO, sept. Zj-(U. >. ID. OF a.
Hogs $4,000; generally steady to l5
cents higher; in between weight pack
ing s0ws slow: top 1850; paid for 200
to 23O pound weight: bulk better
grades 10 TO go pound averages
13.lOMl3.5O: most goo 10 3O8 pound
butchers 12.S5@13.4O: bulk heavy
packing sows 1O.6O0ll.OO; light.
weight mostly 1l.5O@le. co.; desirable
slaughter pigs upward to 1876; bulk
E'1l. 75@12.26; heavyweight hogs 1910
EM13.5O:s medium 13OOMl3.GO: light
12.35N0l36O: light light ll.S5GH13.1O;
packing s0ws lO.4O@12.1O; slaughter
pigs 1ls4O@12.75.
Cattle $4,000; weighty steers in
dumps: supply liherai; few sold
many without hids:. sOmc bids % Ia
20 GENTS lower; best Neighty steers
early ut 1925: largely q steer run
with good to choice wei9hty bullocks
in too liberal supply: yearlinga mod.
erately active; steady to % cents
lower: light yearlings 1886: few
shove 1900: stockers and feeders II
.@26 cents off: other classes steady:
veaiers mostly 1900.
Sheep $4,000; fairly active; fat
lambs steady to IL cents higher thar
Wednesday: early top westerns 14.25:
choice lambs held above: bulk 1850
14.OO: hulk natives l3.25@l3.75; hes,
kind held above 400; culls steady at
9.5o0lo.5e; mostly: sheep steady;
hulk Of Tat ewes 6OO@7.OO: feeding
lambs unchanged; hulk 12.75Ml3.50;
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choice feeders held above 400; late
Wednesday top breeding lambs l4.l6.
so. ST, PAln. LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Sept. 23--fU. S. ID.
of A.)--Cattie 1900: most killing
classes fully steady: run includes few
loads of heavy dry fed steers; moth
ing done on these early; bulk grass
ers 6.5O@7.15: fat cowa and heifers
4.2506.5O; bulls 5.OOM5.5O; stockers
and feeders very slow at weeks un-
even decline: bulk steers 6.OO@7.0O
cows and heifers 4.O0@5.50.
Calves 1000; 25@5O higher consid-
crine quality: good lights mostly
1880: few choice up to 1900.
Hogs $500; market fully steady
with Wednesdays &, general trade: good
200 to eco pound butchers 1900; bulk
better llghtweiehts 1918: packing
sOws 1l.OO@ll.5O; pigs mostly 1850:
average cost Wednesday 1916; weight
228. 49,
sheep 1000: opening about steady;
int lambs mostly 12.25@13.25; fat
ewes 4.O0M6.5O: run included eight
doubles direct to local feeding otis. NJ
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WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Portal-New white way system be-
ing installed here.
Grand Forks Sugar beet factory to
open here.
Mott--Thrcshing under way in this
territory.
New 900 bonds issued,
to erect new school here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. progressing. on
construction of new stock yard in
this town.
Hooplc--Morc than 1900 tons of
sugar beets raised in Walsh and Penn
bina counties this year.
Valley City--Boat factory extab-
lished in this tswn.
Mandan--NcN rural mail delivery
route established here.
MinOt.-Number Of city streets to
be paved.
Pingree--Test oil we'll to be drilled
here.
Mnndan--C ontract let, for construc.
tion Of new Purity Dairy building
costing 100000.
Wolford-Work to start noon, on
% miles Of highway from Barton Ia
WOlford. ut cost Of 5l,i5G.
Cavalier Record wheat yield re-
ported near here.
Davenport -Ottcrtail Power com.
pany to build electric light trans.
mission line into this village.
FargO-G Great Northern railroad Il
build spur truck to Armour packing
plant ut West Fargo.
New 900 bonds irsucd
for new community auditorium.
MinOt--$36. 900 Odd Fellows Home
to he erected here.
Minot-State highway No. 0 be
tween MinOt and Harvey, to be i'm
proved.
Sherwood. Streets OF town bcinl
improved.
Glcnfield--Oil test we'll being drill
ed near here.
Cando--Cream station opened il
this town.
HanshOro--State highway No.
through this town, being graded.
Record wheat yield re
ported near here.
LangdOn--North American Cream
| cry company moves to new quarters
I Walhalla--Work progressing rapid
~, on new Masonic Temple.
CarsOn-New highway under con
! strue:ion. from Carson to Mott.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
ron s1lr

ROOM partly modern houaa. z bsd
foonas, fine 20 1t1f. lSt, close In.
watsA seages, i1eht6 and inside tel
let for "a, 700, 81 terms.
ROOM n,Sdert, hets1. q least 3bed
roo,HM, near sseKeok, well located,
fet t9.toe. 80 rood terms.
ROOM modern house, close In. J bed
rooms. full hAseMe!t. eet water
Loaf for $3,Q5e, % 1iheeal terms.
ROOM Inedern- Aouses Z A6d feems.
elsse. in,. hArdwoed floeta de!eu
stairs, q bargain at y. 200, on lib.
efAl terms.
noon modern bsneaio~. 9 bed
roAns, fine porchs haiawbsa flssss
full baaemcut, Mueller furnace,
south front, we'll lscated,; flAt
heaa and In Sias condition. fss
ROOM modern horse in Riyervssw
; hed room& eek floors, ssEsa poe1oe
full basement, garage In bAeement
close to school, quite new FOL
$409o, on terms. 49, 81
ROOM modern he0As, 2 bA&, ROOMS
full basenents eerAxeS nicp .laWv
and trees, 90 foot lot, 81 eoo4 4hopa
. nice. home, for - 100. -.
ROOM modern house, Is foot lot
east frent. !. f SI bassnsat. eisstri'
ROOM modern house on Sixth St.
bed rooms, hot water heat. % foot
lot, will trade for satisfactery uAin'
numbered Burleigh county sars
property. Property well located
ineeme ~ pet month, for q, 800
}. ROOM nnSaern house, 8 bed Teoaee
east front, close in, 100 foot lret61
atAs- fine location, for S. 500 81
libet4l terms. :;
GRO n. Reole1sR.
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Aggressive B1yins Liits Val
ues Today, But Gains
FAN 10 Hold Wen

Chicago. Sept. g. ~ --Aesressive
buying due to persistent rain and
snow in Canada lifted wheat values
today, but the gains failed to hold
we'll
Offerings Of wheat increased on the
bulge in price, and there were, zigns
Of better weather ahead. Bssidcs.
the seaboard reported requests for
cancellation of recent purchases on
the part Of foreigners.
Wheat closed unsettled, q. to. q
cent net higher, corn VI to ! n cents
up. oats q to Il ut one cent advance.
and provisions varying from 20 cents
decline to rise Of IS cents.
Corn prices were higher on the I'M
favorable weather conditions over the
belt. The forecast was for freezing
temperatures tonight in northern
North Dakota md northern Mime
sofa and for showers and cooler over
tina rest of the belt.
Oats went higher in sympathy with
the Winnipeg market and on unfavOr-
able weather.
Provisions were firmer. responsive
to the action Of grain and hog val
ucs.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions
(Nsrcusy rsadines At = :. NJ

(Hsrcu1y seadines ut 2 Q. NJ
Bismarck-Cloudy, night rain, 90;
roads fair.
: st. Cloud-Cloudy. SIS: roads good.
Minot-Cloudy, ~; roads muddy.
Raining. GO: roads fair.
Fargo---Cloudy. &c: roads good.
Devils Lake-Raining, 50; roads
good.
Jamestown---Clo "a; roads fair.
Winona-- Heavy night rain, IS:
roads fair.
Dnluth--Cloudy, heavy night rain,
80: roads good.
Rochester--Cloudy. SO: roads fair.
Mandan Cloudy, night rain. 81;
roads fair.
Hibbing Cloudy. heavy night ruin,
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AuTOA01ilt s--nQf0 1cYCIls
F0f SAEE-Oae Sst3Ealf asw. Chss.
rolst I ton tfuek. wiN enclosed cub
and body ana sxtrss tire. Just t1a
thing for = school bus. !. One 1872
Star six eente, aAjn0 as nAws AAlt
run 2jo9e miles. CQa b BET ~ g
q Afe discount. OnS lce6 lRxEial
Dodge, coupe. fslly equitpe4 &eS6
q cash WIN take Il. DtSMG9CK NO
TQh CO. STvDEBAxgR DIS.
FOR SALE-For1s Tudor Ssdan. Good
shape good tires, q Bargain Tor
cash. sale. Phone 1099M for dem.
OIiotpatiDn.
FOR SAiE-fhree monthly sc Chey.
rolet Coach, faIly equipped, excel.
lent condition. Write cate Tribune
No. -.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

ChicngO. Sept. 23-IAD---CAsh wheat
No. 2 red l.37H: No. hard l.43i4.
Corn No. 2 yellow 79isNS8A: No. =
white 78%.
Oats No. , white Az N0i2A: No. 4
white 3703R,H.
Rye No. }. 9Gs..
Barley 55M74.
Timothy seed 5.25M5.75.
Glover seed 27.5OM33.75.
Lard 14.2O.
Ribs ll.76.
Relies 1G.75.
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FOR SALE

TEN ROOM two story house, tive
bath raous,. oil modern and COM
rlete and IN good condition. Fine
trees, lawn and shrubbery. Good
location. Price $52OO.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex-
cellent condition, garage, full lot,
fine garden. A dandy home. Price
$6260.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM cottage and bath, mod
ern, located north part OF town ana
one block off pavement. Price
$l20O.0N. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM house and bath, brick
succeed, modern and IN good con-
dition, porch, 5Oxl50 foot lot. Price
$4,000 with small cash payment,
balance fsonthly installments.
FIVE ROOM cottage partly modern
practically new, garage, garden
lawn, and an excellent property
Price $4,000. Terms.
TEN ROOM two stopy house and
bath, good condition and modern
double garage, 76xt50 foot lot, To-
Gated on Fourth street. Price
3O25OOO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath. ex'
ira bed room in basement, built u
fixtures, garage in basement, all u
dandy condition. Price $465O. 90
$05OO0 cash, balance on MONTH,
iustallments. :.
OTHER equally good hemess for sale
also lots in al parts Of town q
very reasonable prices. See u
promptly and arrange to get set
{! tied in your OWN HOME befor'
cold weather.
Phone 130
INVESTORS MORTGAGE
SECURITY COMPANY, MC
Office with First Guarant!
UnA-n. @
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MALE HELP wAiiT1n

MALE HELP wANTDD
WANTED-Full-time man 20 sell sub
scriptions to The Dak0ta Farmer,
first choice Of Dakota farmers
among farm papers. Experience not
necessary. Must have car. 0teAay
work and good pay for men who een
get business. Write Circulation
Manager, The Dakota Farmer All
erdeen, 5. ID.
WANTED-Young man Of high school
education, good solicitor, resident
of Bismarck, to work from $3.50 to
GEO p. m. Full time ut good pay,
If ambitious. Inquire in pefsol6
Inquire for Manager sof Westsfa
Auto Company, Mandan. No. Oak.
WANTED-A first class Auto. Ne.
chanic. One who can handle any
job except electrical. Others than
first class men need not apply
letter. Red Trail Garage, James'
town. ". D. -
GOVERNMENT FATRUk !NSHEGr.
TOR-Guards needed Frequently
for Canadian and other botdess
$3.50 yearly. rareicuisvs Tree
Write, Ozment. ST., 81. 1euss
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-Men and women to learn
6erher trade. Great demand, III
weres. Few weeks completes. Cata'
loe and special Offer free: 4elel
barber ColleRs. Farso. n Dab. .
MECHANICS WANTED-Big Pay. We
ret Jobs for students. Write
Hanson Auto & Electrical School
Fargo, N. d.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. 23--(PD--PotatOes,
receipts ~ cars: on track 3i2; total
u. .. shipments 835; trading rather
slow, market unsettled account 1t
heavy supplies and poor stock, Wis
consin sacked round whites 1900
30: poor .S561.75. mostly around
1.OOMl.25: Minnesota sacked round
whites l.75M2.OO; sacked Red river
Ohios 2.05@2.l5; Idaho sacked rurals
2.O5@2.2O.
Minneapolis, Sept. 23-(U. s. D. OF
A.-Modernte wire inquiry, demand
slow, market dull. Carloads deliver
ed sales, freight only deducted. Min
.neapolis and St. Paul rate, sacked cwt.
early Ohios. round whites, u. s. No.
/. and partly graded, very few sales
] .76(ll.R5.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Sept. 23tF--Pouitry
alive steady: receipts nine cars:
fowls l9M24s; springs 1904: tur-
keys "a; ROSTERS Is; ducks "a: geese
10
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Sept. Butter un-
changed: receipts goes tubs.
Eggs lower: receipts 7,491 cases:
firsts 3ClsM38: ordinary firsts %
M33.
Cheese unchanged.
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WORK WANTED

WANTED = Part time bookkeeping
work. have had five years book.
keeping experience, and can take
charge Of any set Of books. Write
Tribune No. g.
WANTED--A schAol hoy wants work
to do before and after school, and
also on Saturday,. Phone lO4J
415 Eighth Street.
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M(DOA09 ron klel(f

yO00 NEV8 kGCI
FOR KENT-fWo. light sekaSRipe|
rooms, also Tor. sale dining room
tables, marble top. end heatine]
stove. AZ reasonable Drtee. Phone
z1l o1 een g M.cola Nroeerz:-
FOR RENTING .medeEn ttems.
clean snd ecm!ertae!e. Fout RiGcks
i ircm rec \. U$SSscs.. 1cas ~ sssassneSS..|
~. g 70 yss a. Aa III rsssr
rnK R ;fS;;E:: - s3.s:i:S.5- a.St
s~tcsnir- rcSiks v;tS 81 ,sith.
Roo.evsie sehooi all III IN xSe. Avert
M TFS;T 1.--7-I.I-..... :s...1.
Fun HENI-F9snssIea sSom " !,Ga'
t.r .ia." n rr4:sts ~re,Snc ~ Yt
S2s second street. Phcss saw.
NEWLY s,n I.k nesssss .sUn sS
az eonnseteE CStI9ee huiliiSe.
TelesAoNes -. ~. - y N ~ =.
T0R KENT--.1 I,7Snr 7n1ri .EeI r7sm
in : mc1ern. homA. Coed iocafisn.
Siaw. 's",ss 49, Z go. avs = s''''
ron RENT- = rriva1e Tame
for one 81 80! ectablo woraen
at klA vM1H0 A2s sYn000 XXZkAys y
FOR RENT-FaIhisns4 frSnt rooys
| I'm ;sn ~. sts.st Phs.. ~, ''''ss :"
1,1n 60 S.ss5T 5 ~ -.-Ss...- 715.
rUn ~ Hevss ~
rSems: xIc5Sne.V1s ~ 40 csoses' -
EaLsn =. rn09e 4 TO:
FOX RENT-Iikht housekaeping
rooms Furnished, SO7 Seventh 81.
South: Phone 409A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strl fcE gen.
eral housework. 80 Ave A. Mrs. T.
ron RENT-X newly 9.rni.1e1 room
in new home. Cail 97SLJ. Sis
! park Ave.
I111R REliT--jSonr roo0a o-or RaavI11
fcvsirv sfnre Innlv - =. u.
Sr""is. Sps
49, 49, n 1899 Ssc i hom. = Ne ~
MMest.----------------.----,,z
FOR RENT--Sleeping room: Cal
i IA during the DAY and S6oEJ even
in9S, -.
IFOR RENT-FufnIshe1 OF unfUFnish.
; E1s I SSS:" SSSss -: ~. 49,. -,
ocnr 49,. ~ "cP"s sOo"'
s2y..s sssss S;3& -. ....
y aAf.HaNGAN WAITED
SALESMAN.-lAfke Twin City Aut'
Parts Manufacturing and Dntftout
ing Company wants euto part
ers al and garages; Nat ,sss snsnin!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-23

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Sept. 23--LP)--Flour
unchanged: shipments 66,0O8 barrels.
Bran 2l.5O,