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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-18
FOR SALE

4 ROOM cottage, 18th street, excel.
lent condition, $4,000.
8 ROOM cottage, Avenue B, excellent
condition, full basement, $780, 90.
4 ROOM cottage, Mandah Ave., toll.
ct, small basement, cenented, east
front, easy terms, $aes0.OO.
Z ROOM house, bath, front street,
right down town, $2lOO.OO.
Z ROOM house, MandAi, Ave, east
front, modern, 100000.
easts part of city, garage, &2650.OO.
S ROOM cottage, 18th street, bath.
Yull basement. garage, easy terms,
$4,000. .st.
DOZENS OF houses Of all dcscrip-
tons and at all sorts Of terms in
practically every part Of the city.
BUILDING LOTS: hundreds Of them,
from the Country Club to the
l'enitentiary; many Of them fos
ten per cent cash and the balance
on easy monthly payments.
FARM LANDS.-There have been
thirty or forty sales Of land made
in this county the past few weeks
The rcals bargains will soon be TAX
en- up or the prices raised. BY the
coming fail the biggest farm land
movement since 1916 will be un.
der way.
BUY NOW and make your profit.
INSURANCE.: on your house, furni-
ture. automobile, farm buildings
'busineas buildings, merchandise, in
reliable companies.
r. E. YOUNG.
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STOCK PRICES
GO UPWARD0N
MARKET TODAY
Wide Variety of Issues EN-.
brace in the Buying-In-
dustrials Lead

New York, Jan l8.-(R)-Sclline
pressure was lifted froio todays stock
market and prices bounded upward
on what 1'peared to be extensive
short covering. Buying embraced Il
wide variety Of issues, but the larg-
est gains were again recorded by in
dustrial spccialties, due to a re.
sumption of aggressive pool opera
tions. California Packing extended
its early gain TO l-2 points By
touching record high at 1888 1-2
Speculative interest in the rail group
conferred largely in the southern car
riers, Atlantic Coast Line. and Chesa.
jcakc and Ohio each moving up about
three points while Norfolk and
Western approached TO within a
small fraction Of its record high on
recurrent reports Of its lease to the
Pennsylvania. Delaware and Hudson
was strengthened on reports that
the coal properties would be segre.
gated after the anthracite Iners
return to work. Active short cover
ing took place in the motors with
Hudson and Jordan recording the
best gains.
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aIout steady; general killing quality
plain; few medium weight steers
held upwards It 9.25; bulk steers
and yearlihgs $3.50 to $8.75; fat she
stock LARGELY $3.50 to 100: several
loads heifers upwards to 7.60: some
held higher; Gamers and cutters
mostly $50 to 400; bologna bulls
largely $50 to COO; stockers and
feeders active. strong; spots Is
higher; bulk $3.50 to 7.5O; few more
desirable grades upwards to 500.
Calves 1890: unevenly 25 to IS
lower; bulk good lights $l1.00 to
$1l.50.
Hogs $4,000: bidding mostly 1925
for desirables mixed lights and
butchers and up to 1850 fer sorted
lights, or strong to rs higher than
SATURDAYS average; bidding $1,000
to $fO.25 on packing sows or so or
more higher; mostly 1900 on pigs or
about steady; average cost Saturday
1905; weight 225.
Sheep, $500: fat lambs weak to
25 lower; bidding around 1850 to
l4.75 for desirable kinds; sheep
about steady; early eve top $50.
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FUTURES HAVE STUBBORN
UNDERGONE AT MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis, Jan. 18.--(P)--Fear of
damage to uncovered winter wheat if
the forecast cold wave matcrializcd
gave wheat futures a stubborn under
tone today after an early dip on
weak cables and continued specula.
tive dullncss. Prices sagged X 1T
rs early and on the rebound new
May wheat went Il over Saturdays
close.
Oats cased u at "a with corn. May
barley cased a; May rye sagged u
in weakness on wheat and rallied with
the leader. May flax seed declined
cent early and rallied with grain.
Cash wheat was easy and off l to
2 cents compared with early Satur-
day.
Winter wheat also was lower. Dur
UNI was firm for milling quality.
Corn was to 2 cents lower. Oats
were steady with somewhat quieter
demand.
Rye was steady for desirable quail
ity and easier for ergotty offerings.
Barley was steady to firm for bet
ter grades, quiet and easy for thin
quality.
Flax seed. Twas lower and quiet.
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Last Minute
News Bulletins

Fargo, N. d., Jan. 18.-(P)-
Financing Of various county pro-
jects throughout North Dakota
will be discussed Tuesday when
the annual three-day convention
Of the County Commissioners as.
sOciatiOn begins here.
Washington. Jan. 18.-(P)-
The supreme court today agreed
to review the Skinner and Eddy
shipbuilding case growing out of
cancellation of wartime ship.
building contracts ON the Pacific
coast.
Brussels, JAM. 1S-(P)- Car
dinal Mcrcier's condition was SD
serious today that his physicians
requested that even his secretary
cease visiting him. He has bcen
unable to retain food for Is
hours.
Baltimore, Jan. l8.A(P)-Ewan
Gray, dancer, filed suit for an
: nulment of her marriage to TheO-
dore Mcfarland. Philadelphia
newspaperman. in the circuit
court of Baltimore today. The
papers were placed on record by
her attorney, J. Charles Pagan.
who said the dancer was expected
here within d month for the TAX
ms Of testimony.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Jan. 49, Hogs $4,000;
slow: uneven; mostly rs cents high
err; light weight in best demand;
packers doing little; bulk good and
choice 160 to $50 pounds weight 1915
at 1900; long string lao to $50 pound
selections 1900; tops all weight 1900:
majority Of better 100 to 225 pound
averages 1895 at 1860; few good and
choice 24O to 800 pound butchers
1900 at 1895; bulk packing sows
10.4O at 1885; desirable killing pigs
1900 at 1850; heavy weight hogs
1856 at 1920; medium 1900 at 1865;
lights 1855 at 1900; light light lkG5
at 1900; packing sows 1926 at HOO;
slaughter pigs 1900 at 1850.
Cattle $4,000; better grades weight
steers strong; spots higher than Fri
day; others and yearlings about
steady; undcrtone slow; several loads
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Jan. 18.-GR)-W Wheat
receipts 522 cars compared to 463 a
year ago: cash No. northern 40
3-8 to Ill 3-8; No. l dark northern
spring: Choice to fancy 1.7B So to
1873 3-8; good to choice La 3S to
l.77 3-8: ordinary to good 10 3-8
to 1.72 3-s; No. hard snring III
3-8 to 1855 3-8; No. dark hard
Montana on track 40 3-8 to 1856
3-8; to arrive Ito 3-8 to 1.S6 3-S:
to arrive 10 3-8 to 1856 3-8; May
l.67 3-8; June l.G2 Ia.
Corn No. 3 yellow rs 1-2 to 80 IL.
Oats No. 3 white 38 1-8 to 80 5-8.
Barley 50 to &C. Rye No. 2. 90 to
100 -l-2; flax No. /, GAG IA to 2.51
IA
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IS House Members
Urge Liberalization
Of VOlstead Act

Washington, Jan. l8.-(R)-The un-
official house committee for modifi-
cation of the Volstcad act, headed by
Representative Hill. republican, Mary
land. today issued an appeal signed by
sc house members urging other rep
resentativcs to join in an attempt to
libcralizc the law at this congress-.
The committee proposes to hold
public hearings to consider sugges-
tons for "proper liberalization" be-
fore agreeing on a bill for m0difica-
ton.
Modification Inevitable
Modification Of the Volstead act
is inevitable" the committee letter
said. "The only question is what
form modification shall take and
when such modification will be made.
"Thc federal council of churches
of Christian America, after its re-
cent research rs to the effect of pro-
hibition on the community as re-
CARDS industrial, social and moral
conditions, stated that drinking by
young people as compared with pre-
prohibition times is more and the
attitude toward law enforcement and
respect for laws in general is worse.
1.-THE federal council also stated
that the anti-saloon league Of Iowa,
after u survey OF conditions in Du--
buquc. Clinton, Davenport, Musca-
tine and Burlington said, rampant
lawlessncss, increasing by leaps and
bounds. is forcing Iowa To face th0
problem Of either demanding stricS
enforcement Of the present prohibit
ton laws or else Of modifying these
laws to permit the sale Of light wines
and beer
1.-THE anti-saloon league having,
since the passage of the Vofstead act,
mistakenly and necessarily demanded
strict enforcement the only altcrnn-
tive, in view OF the above conditions,
is modification"
Andrews il Quoted
The letter quoted Assistant Secrc-
tary of the Treasury Andrews, in
charge Of prohibition, as announcing
that home made wines could be made
legally Of any alcoholic strength as
long rs they we're not actually Gin
toxlcating in fact" ~ =
Beer, however, is illegal If il con-
tains as much as one half of one
per cent of alcohol, the letter added.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Jan. :8.-(R--Whcat No
9 red l.88: No. 2 hard 10.
Corn No. 3 mixed 75; No. 3 yell
low Is 1-2 to ~ l-2.
Oats No. 2 white az Ia TO az "a +;
No. 3 white IL l-2 to AZ 1-2.
Rye No. 9, 1.O4 l-2.
Barley G5 to Is.
Timothy secw 7.25 to 7.50.
Glover seed 27.25 to 3l.25.
Lard 1897.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 100.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES.

Minneapolis, Jan. l8.-LP)-- Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No.
northern l.70ss at 1885,; No. 2 ditto
1866 at 1907; No. ditto l.60% at
1855; No. hard spring l.73i: ut
1.7GA: No. amber durum 1914;
No I durum l.38ia.
Barley sample grade "a at Gi: No.
=, 60 at 81; No. 1. 81 at 80.
Corn No. yellow Gi; No. 6 mixch
Goa ut -.
Oats No. 9 white 10: M. 5 white
38H !; rye No. 2 93;A; flax No. !,
2.5l at 2.52.
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PAGE SIN! mt

weiehty stsers 20 shippers 1910 at
11.o0;. best yearling early ut 1915;
stockers and feeders scAEeet ruin
mostly steers suitable for killers; she
stock and veA1ers steadys bulls weak
~ 10 eDnts lower; mostly 6.76 IT
600 on boloenas; few, ct 8.26; veal
Nrs 1850 downward.
sheep $4,000; early bids and few
early sAles of 1et lambs 1900 At
1926: around Is cents lower than.
Friday: market about steady; wet
fleeces considered: few early sales
fat ewes e.76 ct 800; steady; moth.
ing done on feeding lambs; country
demand showing some expansion.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements e.
Tahiti - H IL r. ON =. 3 ? =zzzr-.,,l
FOR, SALE

FIVE ROOM 4untalow fully modern
with bath, full bSsJment. furnace
heat, east front an 30 e. lot, price
100000 with 500. to $1,000. cash.
Easy terms on halanee.
FIVE ROOM modetn bungalow on
pavement, convenient to school,
full basement, laundry tuba, maple
floors throughout, built-in cabi.
nets, glazed in porch, double gar.
age. House In excellent condition.
Price 96,00o:O0. Terms. - ~
FIVE ROOM Bunfaio~, maple floors.
built-ih cabinets, fire place, hot
water heat, the bath room floors,
south front, convenient to school.
Price $5,8O000; terms. Two more
rooms can be finished.
FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
east front, price $1sS00.O0, assume
Noftgage Of $i00O.OO. $4,000 or
more in cash and easy terms on
balance. M
EIGHT ROOM Two story Assdern
house on Sixth street, maple floors
throughout, full basement, hot va.
ter heat, convenient TO schools.
One heated room In attic. Price
$0,60OOo with terms, ~
SIX ROOM two story house, full
basement, hot water heat, east
front, maple floors, price $],700.00
with terms. y ~
SIX ROOM two story house on pave
ment, fully modern, price 9S,000.-
90 with 81 10000 cash down pay.
ment, balance on terms to suit
purchaser.
A REAL BARGAIN-,One story five
room house with % feet Of ground
on corner, convenient to schools
and churches. Tive more houses
can be built on this property, pfiee
$4,000, do not overlook this bar
gain.
I HAVE q most cOmplete list OF good
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pay you to see me. also have
choice farm lands for sale at bar
gain prices. Insurance written in
reliable companies.
PRICE OWENS
Eltinge Block. Room -.
l.l3.tf
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WHEAT SHOWS
A DOWNWARD
TREND TODAY
Fair Buying Develops on De
clines-CoYn Is Steady.
Oats Are Weak

Chicago. Ian. 1S.-LP)-Ruyiug
on the part Of commisaion houses
and previous speculative sellers
absorbed the offerings in the
wheat pit today, and during the
last hour hoisted values to we'll
above Saturdays finish. A de-
crease In the United States visi.
BILE supply total aided the up
turn. tlahouGh the decrease was
SINAI Ar than many traders had
expected. Notice was also tax.
en- of . forecast for much cold
/, er weather that may catch 4 good
part Of the winter wheat crop
without protection.
Wheat closed firm, 1 to l 1.2
net higher, cOtn s3-8 to Us UP.
an! oats 1T rs decline to IL
gain.
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Chicago, Jan. 49, R) Wheat
showed an early trend downward to-
day, Influenced BY an estimate from
the U. S. department of agriculture
that the world crop Of wheat for the
1925-26 season will total four billion
bushels, against 1901 ,OOO, 900 bushels
last year. Announcement of larger
worlds shipments of wheat last
week, together with an increase Of
the amount Of wheat and -four atloat
for Europe. tended also to weaken
values. One the declines, however,
fair buying developed.
Opening prices Ia to "a cent low
cr; May new SITE "a to $l,73 and
July $l.5O 1-8 to Ia, were followed
by slight rally and then by set
back lower than before.
Predictions Of cold weather likely
to increase feeding helped to steady
corn. After onening unchanged to
So cents off, May SO IA to 1.2, corn
scored little advance all around.
Oats took It's cue from wheat
rather than from corn. Starting la
to Ia cents lower. May Al Sd to 7-S,
oats underwent a material sag, but
then recovered somewhat.
Higher quotations on hogs gave a
lift to provisions.
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CHICAGO PROul,CE.

Chicago. Jan. r.. Butter steady:
receipts $50 tubs: creamery extras
4l@4 al -: standards AZ; extra firsts
z! al -; rata 40 al "; seconds IS
al Il; eggs higher; receipts 1861
case. /; firsts :lA; ordinary firsts 30;
cheese unchanged.
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rOkII ,sAIls.

SIN RooM Modsrn two stsry house,
east front; AafdWo6d floors, fall
baseQAht, hot water heat. near
pttAI. Gale price, 5000 w terms,
o. SA,7tO cash. ~ bargain. u
ss1Nis~.a Sas, /! s.-------ss. ss Al
tn CASH end so perssnontA iHetud-
ltl& Interest Modern. bungalow;
hardwood floors, fine pAftitioned
SaSeMeJlt, furnace heat, heated gar
aae, near school; immediate p0s1es.
aa0n. Address SAT AnderAon st.
SIX ROOM modern two story hou SC,
gauge. east frSAt, hardwood floors,
lawn trees, fine location. Sale price
IS geo; good terms; 10.
- ~ esss ..-x-... 81
FIVE ROOM rarity modern house,
t1c&ted 404 18th St.; hardwood
floors; newly painted inside and
price $2,300; $500 cash; very easy
payments.
FIVE ROOM two story modern five
rS0n house. east front, we'll located
for. schools; full basement, furnace
AneSt., Casc 1PIiSc ~"'sOV S"s"'
.f S1sa ..,~A~ t
NEW SIX ROOM very modern two
story stucco house. ok and maple
floors; good size bedrooms. large
closets, basement garage, built-in
features. Ready for occupancy
Feb. lst. Sale prices $4,000; terms
To.
This agency wants your business
and has . carefully selected list Of
good desirable houses and lots, with
prices and terms to satisfy any buy.
er. Can finance any reasonable deal
to build or buy. See this agency for
quick efficient real estate service.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Wabb Block. Phone .
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
With Dlocl. Phone !
nlysrNEss CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Furnishe
hotel located at Zap, N. D. This
is o real hotel bargain that It will
pay you to investigate. Good town
good location. Write Tribune NO;
a., lO-I1-tI
FOR SALE-Hnrdware business, I'm
eat small store location, Mime.
apolis; clean stock, good lease.
main highway, $47OO. Deal with own
er. C. Petersen, 1928 East az ST.,
W;nnennolis. 1.18-2t
FOR SALE-Good paying business in
large North Dakota town. selling
account Of sickness. Write Tribune
M "a. l-l8-3t
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, Jan. lS.---tR--Poultry
alive steady; prices unchanged; re-
ceipts five cars; fowls % to 2G;
springs q l-2: turkeys So; ROSTERS
~: ducks rs to 10; geese 81.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE.
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, Jan. 18.--lR-Flour
10 to IS cents lower; in carload lots
family patents quoted at $500 to
9.G5 barrel in 90 pound cotton
sacks; shipments. 45,206 barrels
Bran $26.5O.
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WORK WANTED

".'.sutLD LIKE place to cook in small
hotel or restaurant or housekeep-
ing in private family. Write Mrs.
y. F. Mlwcomb, Zap, N. Oak. !.
- 1.1E.dk
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50. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Jan. l8.-(USDA)-
Cattle. G.7OO; opening slow; steady
to weak on steers; yearlings and fat
she stock Gamers, cutters and bulls
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MONDAY, JANUARY 18,-1926
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED At ONCE%AIlHsfrIStsr
stenogfapher. Prefer d young
man. Must have abstract exc
perienee In North Dakotp.
Position pffmanent. Write
Tribune Ma: rs. 1.13-tf

DISTRICT MANAGERS AND SALES
MEN-.-A - Nationally advertised
Corporation can USE several sales
men, 20 organizers. Opportunity
for gsgetters to make money is
ufhmfted. Write 'kiviRg past ex-
perfence and reference to 8O2
Keinckc Bldg, Fargo, No. Oak.
"ANTED-Men with Slf5 ~ work
territory surrounding bismarck
and adjoining counties. Require
mcnts honesty and ambition. Per-
manent work and good opportunity.
Call at 4f8-5th St. evenings. Ask
for X. L. Anderson. 1-16-2t
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. 3.
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper,
must have had ut least two years
actual experience, none Others
need apply. Write Tribune No. -.
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WORK WANTED by the day or hour.
also plain sewing; also young man
wants work. Phone 85lJ. l-l2-lwk.
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pOTATOES

Chicago, Jan. iS.--CF--Potatoes /:
Trading just fair: market weak OH
northern stock, about steady on
Idaho; receipts 1913 cars: total U. s.
shipments today 1853; Sunday "a;
Wisconsin sacked round whites 375
to 400; fancy shade higher; Mime
sofa sacked round whites 3.65 TO
800. according to quality: Idaho
sacked russets 4.25. few sales.
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FOR SALE-Seversl extra quality
diamond rings. priced very reason
able. James w. Narek, Wilton. No.
Oak. 12-16-1m
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LIDEkTY BONDS.

New York, Jan. 1S.--Liberty bonds:
Close, Sl8s, 100; first Is, 1904; first
~ ., 1922; second 4As. 1OO.2l;
third 4As. 100.29; fourth Ans. lO2;
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Minneapolis. Mimi. Jan. 18.--Pota-
toes: Demand very slow. shippers Of
fcring very little for sale. market
generally steady with firm undercur-
rent for futures, sales especially on
seed stock, too few sales to establish
market.
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FOR SALE---Rced baby buggy. Phone
610.R. l-18-3t
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AerscElLANEoUe

HIGH CLASS Growthy registered
Duroc bears, March and April far
row, 2OO-250 Tbs, by Tanlac. Jr.,
the largest and tallest boar in the
state, and out Of the best sow
herd in state, $500. $500. Also
boars by 1924 South Dakota Grand
Champion boar. $4O-$DO. Cholera
immune. See our ton litter con-
tests and photos at your county
agents office. Bred sow sale at
Watertown, 8. D., Jan. 30, 1926.
Perry r. L0ucks,
Watertown, 8. Oak.
81 1.1S-2t
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FOR SALE-A new complete tube
Radio Set. Call at 922-7th St. for
demonstration. Phone 96OR.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT--Complstely furnished
two room apartment. opens on
large porch facing east. Especial
" attractive. 7l0-7tk St. Phone
FOR RENT-F'ive room modern
house on Main St. between Sth and
9th: Good. condition. Call at 822
Main st. or Phone 536R.
~ .t 1.l4-1w
FOR SALE-Four room modern cot
tage in downtown district. Do not
phone. but write. giying name, to
Box 81. Moffit, N. tak. 1-i2-2wks.
ROOM FOR RENT-Nice and warm
room for rent in fine location.
Call at 81 Ave. A, corner Mandan
F-~ Ave. or Phone 1917. 1.9-tf
|-FO1 .kENf-A furnished apartment,
city heat, no children. Tho Lauf2in
Apis. Phone 309. b. +. Flanaoah,
Prop. l9-2a.tf
FOR RENT Five room modern
house after Jan. 20. 3l8 West Ros-
ser ST: l.!S.iwk:
+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE-i-is2z Odds Sedan,
ovetheAled and repainted;, l-laA
Chevrolet touring; l--1925 Star
touring with winter enclosure; L.
1922 Ford touring; 4---Fofd tour
inss, various models; l-fe22i
UoddOs touring, overhaulcd with
winter enclosure; loco Dodge
touring IN good shape; 1--l02l
Dodge roadster. DAKOTA AUTO
SALES COMPANY. 1-lC-lwI
ron SALE New and guaranteed
used motorcycles, Write for cata-
losas .da price list Of your n., favor ..
bay 90 yeu ride plaFI. Horace At
kiasotI, lBiamatck, N. Oak. l-l2-lWk,
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MUSIC SCHOOL

MUSIC SCHOOL-Specjal two
monthly course for beginners in
reading and writing notes. Our
violin classes are feopened again.
For conditions cali at THE MUSIC
SCHOOL, 81 Ave. A, corner Man
dan Ave. or Phone 1017.
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WANTED-Cancel Postage stamps
Foreign and American. Room 400,
Mckenzie Hotel before 8 u. nj.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-18

FARGO BUTTER.
Fargo. N. D., Jan. 1e.-Buttcr tat,
churning cream 40; packing stock ~.
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BOAkN AND ROOM =
WANTEDaAR0omers and hoarders.
, Also bed fof sale. Phone ss7Lw. >.
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FOR SALE-75xl6O foot corner on
Sc~"nth Street and Avenue E for
e76O. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. Sc.
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SIX ROOM two story house on pave
ment, fully modern, price 3S,000.-
% with 41,0O0, 90 cash down pay.
M,ent, balance on terms to suit
purchaser. sss
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FIVE ROOM Bunfsfo~, maple floor,
built.ifi cabinets, fire place, no
w1ter heat, tile. bath room floors
south front, convenient to school
Price $5,800.00; terms. Two inof'
rooms can be finished.
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FIVE ROOM partly modern house
east front, price $1ss00.O0. assume
mortgage Of $i00O.OO. $4,000 OF
more in cash and easy terms On
balance. 80
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SIX ROOM two story house, full
basement, hot water heat, east
front, maple floors, price $],700.00
with terms. 4 -
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EIGHT ROOM two story Aasdern
house On Sixth street, maple floors
throughout, full basement, hot va.
ter heat, convenient to schools.
One heated room In attic. Price
$0,60O.0o with terms.