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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-29
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

III the nAueT al inc estate OF EHu
Notice is hereby given by the ,un-
dcrsiGned. Executriccs OF tho Last
VIII and Testament of Ella j.: Ncill.
late OF the city OF Los Angeles III
the county "f Los Angeles. and
state Of California, deceased, to tho
creditors Of, and all persons having
hibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after
the first publication OF this notice.
to sa Id Executr ices. Hazel N. Sprcen
and Annie L. Kohlhasc, at tho office
Of their resident agent, Goo. Thorn
Jr.. in the city Of McClusky in Shcr-
idan county. or to the Judge Of tho
his office In the Court House in the
city OF Bismarck. Durlcigh county,
North Dakota. ,srA
You. are hereby further notified
that Hon. I. e. Davies. Judge OF the
County Court within and for the
County Of Burlcigh, and State OF
North Dakota. has fixed the 5th day
Of october. a. II. 1926. mt the hour
OF two o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court Rooms. III
the Court House In tho city Of BIS
,parck, in said county and state. as
tn" time and place for hearing anu
adjusting All claims against the ,es.
have been duly and regularly pre-
scented as hereinbefore provided.
Dated March 18TH. A. H. 1926
HAZEL y. SPREEN and
ANNIE l.. KOHLHASFI.
ENccutriccs OF the Last Will and
Testament Of Ella J. Seill, DE-.
FRS. publication on the l5th day
Of March, \. u. 1926.
3.l5..2.23
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Chicago, March 20 : Lp) - Butter
weather conditions for the new crop
Of wheat in the southwest led to an
carly downturn in wheat today. Ac-
cording to some advices, the outlook
for wheat in Oklahoma is now ideal.
On the other hand. substantial de-
crease in the amount Of wheat on
ocean passage failed to have any ef-
feet on values. being offset more or
lass by something Of an increase in
shipments from North America. Chi
cago opening prices q off to u cents
up. May new 1884 @l.6Oh and July
1874 to 1874. were followed BY q
material setback all around.
Corn and oats took their cue from
the bearish action Of wheat. Sop,t
corn, however. EaS reported as hAvfH4
been taken for export at 10 cents bet
ter basis than a month ago. Aftdr ops
cning at !. cent decline to Il centtad-
vance. May 7GA @767s cents. corn IN
dcrwent a moderate general decline.
Oats started unchanged to hrccnt
higher, May 4Oss. Later all months
showed a slight tow.
Provisions reflected grain weak
ness.
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FUTURES DRAG LOWER
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis. March 29--CR
futures dragged lower to-day with
weakness in the stock nharkcts color
less cables. weakness in French ex-
change and favorable weather in the
American southwest depressing fac
tors.
Futures saggcd l7s@2i. cents un-
der Saturdays close and had only
modest rallies up to the last Is mini
utcs Of trading. Recovery Of slight;
more than cent from low point AZ,
tractcd renewed selling. Oats cased
>. cent with leaders.
May rye was off is cents with
wheat. May flax seed was off ~
cents carly and recovered part way.
Cash wheat was unsettled but bulk
Of tho offerings were steady. Market
was slow in spots with best demand
for heavy weight springs. Winter
wheat was quiet except for offerings
showing good weight. Durum was
quiet and steady.
Corn was easy.
More sales were in the low end Of
the range.
Oats were steady. Rye was steady
and quiet. Barley was easy to l cent
lower. Flax seed was stesdy.'
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
s'LONl NE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, the
crrta IN mortgage, executed aud de-
livcrcd by Albert a. Eakkcn, 4 sin.
81" man. mortgasor. to Paul &.
bennington. inOrtEaEcc. dated the
esth day Of January 1919, and filed
fer record in the office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds Of the County OF Bur-
leigh. and state OF North Dakota.
on tn" 2"th day OF May, 1919. and
recorded in Book lDS Of Mortgages,
mortsaEco to August Scitz. which
said assignment was dated July
23rd. 1919. and WAS filed for record
in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds Of the County Of Burlcigh and
day of May. 1927. ana recorded in
Cook 11i of assignments nj page
1899 viii be forcclosca by Il sale Q.
II" premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described. at the front
door Of the Court House IN; Bis
and State Of North Dakota. ut tic
hour OF = o'clock p. IN. on IN, nth
day Of April. 1926. to satisfy tho
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day Of sale. The promises de-
srribcd in SUCH mortgage and which
Will he sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows. viz:
The Northwest Quarter (NWLp
Of Section No. Ten IW. in Township
No. One Hundred and One Hundred
ana Forty-onc lin North Of Range
No. Scvcn,y-six (.G>, west Of tho
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date cf sale the sum
Of Twelve Hundred and Thirty-six
and 9-l00ths Dollars.
Dated Sth day Of March. 1895.
AUGUST SElTZ,
Assignee OF the Mortgagec.
3-S. -1O--d r.
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Chicsgo, March - 1--tt. 8. De.
pertinent OF AgricultuEe)-Hoss 49,
900; steady. to strone: mostly un-j
changed; big packers bidding lower;
moderate Monday shipping demand
bulk 24O to 325 pound butchers 1890
@ll.1o; better Grades zoo e 23t
pound avcrages largely r1.75@ 1880
majority of. desirsble $50 ,popnds
down 12E5@t3.00; tops, $50 poyhds mp
1905. 100 pounds UP 1885; iAelih
SOUS o.OO,@IO.35: sorted Milling triSA
1926 down; heavy weight hogs 1850
Oils; medium ll.10@ ESQ; lights
il.75Q12.S5: light lights. lL8Q@ l3;O0;
packing sows 9.00@ 1896 slauehter
pigs l2.75@13.25. q
Cattle 1900; bettA11krades Of fed
steers scarce; few eAfly salcA 70 ship
pcrs strong; general trade slow; bare
ly steady with last weeks decline;
1850 paid for heaviest; several loads
Of ycarlinGs upward TO 1925; bulk fed
steers SS66l0.00;.. she stock slow;
steady; bulls unchanGed; vealcrs
sharply lover; mostly 81 to Is cents
off; qu&aity considered; bulk 70
packers i1.M downward. Few choice
skippsMT asavSt 13sV1@I2.60. -, II: - ~.
Sheep 22,Q0o1 fit lambs slow; prac-
-ticaliv No early S6lAy; d<rh9nd uryept
for desirable lightweight kind snit-
'a61e for EASTERN demand; Othcrs Stow:
indications. lower: few c1rly sales ct
fat ewes S.50@9.00; fully steady;
medium shearing lambs: averaging
around 80 pounds vt 1890.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FULL BLOCK Of land, s room house,
chicken house, 400 chickens with
place. city watcr, $865O.o0.
so ACRES, 20 acres on bottom, bal
ahcc on first bench. every acre fine
$50O0.00.
s ACRE garden tract. right on edge
Of town, cheapest in vicinity, only
$4,000.
80 FEET on Fifth street. the cheap
est lot in city, considering location
and improvements, only $65O.O0.
) ACRES, / room house, full base
ment. we'll, chicken house, on odgc
Of city $35OO.OO. $4,000 cash,
balance $4,000 per MONTH
1 ROOM modern cottage, furnace
bath. ccncntcd basement, cast front
aeS.O.OO. $4,000 cash, Balance like
rent.
5 ROOM modern bungalow. stucco
cast front, basement garage. fire
place, only IL years old, built for
home, 100000.
& ROOM modern house, cast front
hot water heat, good condition
$5OO0.OO.
s ROOM modern house, fire place
splendid location. good condition
$54OO.OO.
DOZENS OF HOUSES in all parts o1
the city, all kinds and conditions
and prices and forms.
HUNDREDS OF. BUILDING LOTS
{ from. thc Country Club to the Pen:
itentiary. Many on monthly pay.
nlcnts. " what you want is moi
on my very complete. list I'll get il
for,you iffor sale. -.
FARM. LANDS: The. bargains am
going. .Thcre have been fully q
sales p.ade, this winter il thi:
c0danty. Prices are advancing. Buy
Now and make your profit.
FIRE INSURANCE. written in reliable
combailics. ~ = - AZ, ~
+. E. YOUNG. ,..,..f
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Al MOdAW A. room apt. with
I; board: Phone, As.
FARM LANDS
FOR SALE--SOO acres ranch and
farm. 10 miles from MAhdan and
adjoining town Of Harmon: 600
acres on Missouri River bottoms;
about 200. acres broken; balance.
hay land and pasture. Old set Of
: buildings: 2 wells. Uc until now
has brcn valued a. $4,000. Owner
wishes to retire AMI will sell with
small payment down and h1lancc
to suit purchaser al 6 per cent, AS
owner does not need the money.
Price S'G.0O0.OO.
&c. WATSON,
AluhdAh. North Dakota.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE-Thc N. +.
9. Secs 3-l37-77, adjoining town Of
nritih; fine for pasturagc: priced
lo* for quick sale; good terms. Ad-
dress II. Is. Watson, 1914 N. Winnie
hsgo St., Rockford. Illinois.
tOK SALE--The N. w. Quarter OF
Sec. 33. Stark County, 4 miles
South OF Belficld. N. ID. Every
foot can be cultivated. I'rico ana
terms reasonable. NJ. w. Ncff, Bis
marck, N. Oak.
FOX SA1E-s2O acres rough timber
land, with many oak posts; abund.
ancc Of water; will sell for $1,000.
Write +. W. Jones, Killdccr, N.
Dak.
FOR SALE--To settle estate, n. ".
:. lOM-28. u mile from Driscoll.
write I. n. Peterson, Adm, Badger,
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NOTICE Or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOa1 RE MALE

NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOsl ~: SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the
li,crcd by Albert A, Eakk.n and a
single man. Mortsag"r. to Paul g.
HelninEtO on. Mortgages, dated thu.
:st' day Of January. 1919 aud filed
for record in the office Of the Reg
leigh. and state Of North Dakota on
the 10Th day Of May. 1919. and re-
corded In Book loS al Mortgages at
Page :3i. Hnd assign II by said
Mortgages 10 August Scitz. which
said assignment was dated July
IN the office OF the Register OF
Deeds Of the County or l.urlcigh
ana state Of North, Dakota, on the
9Th day Of May. 1921. and recorded
IN Book l.1 Of Assignments at paE.
1897 will be forcclosct: by a sale OF
tn" premises In such mortgage and
hcrcinaf1er. described. at the front
door Of the Court House in Bis
marck. In the County Of Euricigh,
and state Of North. Dakota. at the
hour Of : o'clock y. NJ. on the 18th
day Of April. 1926. to satisfy the
Inc day Of sale. The premises de-
scrlbnu in such Mortgage and which
will b. sold TO satisfy the same are
dcs"rlbcd az follows. viz:
IUC ..\OVtUWtSt quarter (NW "a J
Of SectiOn No. Ten (1V), In Town
ship No. One lIundr.a and Forty
ono uiD North Of f;ahEe No. Sew
cnty-six t76), west OF the 9Th l.. NJ.
Their. Will hc due on such inert :
EaEc ut the date Of sale the sum Of
Twelve Hundred Thirty-six and
Dated: 9Th day Of March. 1926.
AUGUST SEtTZ,
AssiSn"" Of IN" Mortgayoc.
3-8-1o-22-:9: 4--5-l2
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NOTICE no UlDDEny

Notice is hereby given that tho
Township Board Of Wild Rose
Township VIII receive bids up to ?
T.. NJ. April 9th for digging and
moving rocks and grading miles
OF road In said Township. Specifi.
cations viii bt on file 4: tho clerks
office. All bids to be accompanied
by certified check for per cent
nj the amount bid. Successful bid
der 10 furnish suitable bond to sat
isfy TOWNSHIPS Board The right is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
W. II. EEOWNAWEIII.
Township Clerk, q.
(ScaD Wild Rose Township
2--?5- 2e-g 81 y 3O.J1
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STATE BRIEFS

Prince Of Wales has operation in
AIseAsa for ear trouble; = sequel To-
influcnza. s-.,},.- s.
4chiesso drops 2lS,2 Il names from
Registration lists for failure TO qua
lily - votets Shen authenticity iss
Q88St1O0C0J.r : - =. .r #
Wayne d. Wheeler in Washington
statement, terms proposals to modify
Volstcad act as attempts " wiring
booze out Of = bone dry constitution;
Or. N. S. Perry and 7: ". Fishet
Of. Detroit announce discovery "
measles antitoxip.s >. J.
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CHICAGO CRAM

ChiCago,. March. % L@0 : Co II:
Wheat No. 2 hard l.05@l.c0if; No. 2
mixed 1864. x.Sss ~,
Corn No. 4 mixed 00067; No. 2 yst-
low 72%073. go
Oats No. 2 white 40A @40A.
No. 3 white AOii 040M.
Rye No. z. ~.
Barley G308s.
Timothy seed 6.O0@7.Q0..1
Glover scfI 2S.00@32.O. xs,~.
lard l4.15. sszsA
Ribs 14.87.
bellies 1912.
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=
MALE HELP WANTED
MUST HAVE
AN ENERCETfC MAN

With managcrixt ability to look aftcr'
cur interest in this territory and ct,
the samc time build, a permanent
business Of his spwn. A real PROPOSE
ton for the right man. Apply
Mr.. Rubin 81;
THE STYLE CENTER TIC. CO.
412 +. 9th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
NAN WANTED T(cify or country old
established company will supply
capital and start you In your. own
permanent business selling necessi-.
ties people must buy every day.
Experience unnecessary. Write Nc.
Common & Co., Factory 252, WI.
nona.. MINI. -.
WANTED-Mcn and women to learn
barber trade; great demand; big
wages; few weeks eomplctcsi cata--
loe and special offer free. Molcr
: Barber College. Fargo. n. 9.
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PAGE SEVEN
A. punctprc; proof innex tdb( for
automobile tires have been ihyGStcd,
tits made of pure sponge rubber.

II - Mauc OF pure vpoHGc EuuDeE
4, IS. A. Olsncss. Commissioned Of
ifistira nee. = do hereby certify that
the state Farmers Mutual Hail In.
surance Company Of Waseca.. Min:
ncsota. having been duly authorized
60 write u hail Insurance business
Ill North Dakota, and having a de-
posit Of $500 with this Depart 1ncs4
cor the protection OF Its holders Ut
Aail Insurance policies. has ceased
writing tho aforesaid class of: incur
ance In this state. and has made re-
quest for tho return OF said de-
The said company has presented
to this Department an affidavit To
tho effect that 1t has no policies Of
hail insurance now In force. and nu
unpaid liabilities for hail losses In
the state OF North Dakota.
in accordance with Sect. 1892, G.
l.. 1915. North Dakota, unless this
Depa rtment is notified on or before
tdatc three months after first pub-
lcutiOnb OF any claim or claims for
fOsscs outstanding against said
company. 1t shall cause tho deposit
now held for tho benefit OF policy.
holders to be returned to said COIN.
cany.
:--..-o5: 3-l-4-S.i1-l 1879 as -:
l2.l5-l9-22.2e.29: 6-0-6-
1U.lS.17.2O,
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WHEAT. TAKES i ].
AN EARl. ! D'!l||' |
Decline Caused BY Report Of
Better Weather Condf.
tons in Southwest
UNSETTLED Ar CLOSE

UNSET TIED NJ CI1OSE
Chicago. March 29-CP)-ln.
flucnccd largely by New York
stock market weakness, wheat 70.
day suffered . considerable set
hack in valNc. A decline ~
French and BcIgian francs % {
new low record couateA also as Z
depressing factor. NeMef61s
rallies which took place were
without lasting effect. n0twith.
standing . decrease Ut 1.77o.ee0
bushels In the United States visi.
bic supply total.
Whest closed unsettled ~ 70
PA cents net lower, cora Y. to u
cent off, and u to ,.@M cent
down. -
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Six Road Projects
Are Given Approval

Applications by counties for state
lid in tx different road improve
rents in various parts Of the state
, ore approved by the state highway
commission at a meeting today.
The projects will be surveyed this
year and plans will be prepared SO
that actual construction work may
begin in 1927.
The projects approved were: Fed
cill aid for road Improvement in
the city Of W'illiston on which tho
houses are more than 200 feet apart:
Minot- bismarck road. Mclean county,
4" "a miles Of grading; Parshall TO
ElbowooLs road, Mclean county. ~
miles; Pierce county. from Wolford
east. . miles: Wells county, state
route nine, from Harvey west. six
milcs; Nelson county, Tolna- Pckin
read. 10 miles.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE--Building 4Ox4O double
store arrangement with lot 81 feet
wide OH Main street located in town
having two railroads. elevator,
school and church. This property
is constructed for store on ono side
and pO0lroOnl. restaurant or barber
shop and poolroom combined on the
other side. Pool room equipment
complete. This property for sale
due to poor health. Must be sold
at once. Immediate possession. For
full information write bismarck, N.
D.. =. O. Box No. 1875.
at Bargain over
stuffed rocker, ovcrstuffcd dav-
export, 9xl2 velvet rug. l 3-burn-
or Perfection oil stove, 1 porcelain
top breakfast table, l dresser. l
bed complete, | grass rug. Call
9Cl-R.
FOR SALE--At a sacrifice. walnut
dining room table and chairs.
brass bed. library table. buffet,
1. rocker, porcelain lined ice box with
water cooler. 70l 9Th St. Phone
407W.
FOR SALE---B flat Trombone, a high
grade instrument. Phone 2S8R or
call mornings ct I'll Sixth street.
FOR SALE-12-26 Avery tractor with
= self guide together with John
Deere plows. Excellent condition.
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BlJSlNESS CHANCES

.N0R SAt.ltAThc only hotel in town
With pop. of f.00o. doing nice bust.
mess in. first class condition. well
equipped. electric lights. steam heat,
nanst Be Seen to appreciate it's value.
Price and terms reasonable. For
further information write Tribune
OK
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MINNEApOLls FI0UR

Minneapolis. March 29-t Flour
uf,<harged: in carload lots, family
patents Quoted vt o.1ODG.1E : tuty(S
In 9s pound cotton sacks; shspMeatsA
81 $50 barrels.
Bran $500. ~
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GRAIN NOTES

Chicago. March 29.---LP--The win
ter wheat acreage in Is counties is
11T,859.OCU compared with 12O Soc, 900
last year and lis, Zoo, 900 in. 1874, ac-
cvrding to figures Of the IntGrH&ti6ti.
al Institute Of Agriculture At Rome.
The ty09-1g13 average was 107, "a, O00
actcS. -. [
Rye acreage in 10 countries is
placed at 22,S62,OOO as compared by
the institute. The prcwar average
was 25,6i5,OOO.
A leading New York exporter says
amber drums and that he will NOT
be able to make further saacs, until
lake navigation begins. II was re.
ported here that some low protein
wheat was billed late last week to
Milwaukee from Minneapolis, destan-
ed for Buffalo. .t - I.
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
$4,000 bushels for one day. ship
ments were .l27 cars OF wheat and
41,323 barrels Of flour. 49, ~:
totalcd 1861, 900 bushels. computed
with 2,785,0O0 for the cerfesDending
week of last year. Shipments last
week were 1895, 900 bushels. against
100000 year age. Oats receipts
last week were 2,663, 200 bushels and
shipments were 3,O6f,O0. :.
Wheat prospects in western Nan.
sas have progressed from good to ex-
ccllcnt as q result Of recent hard
rains throughout the western tier Of
counties, according to q report from
Wichita itt
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FOR SALE-192G Essex Coach, fully
equipped and also, rcfinishcd in
nuco. If vow are planning on buy
ing q new Essex. It will pay you to
sec this err first. Olson Garage.
:U2 Fourth. Street. !,
FOR. SALE--New Ford touring car,
balloon tires: priced to sell. Call
Investors Mtg. Security CO., Bis
marck, n. Oak. Phone 1885,.
FOR SALtL-Threc Dodge touring
cars; one Ford with light delivery
body. Phone No. S49N. ASK for
M. Young. 8-11.ti
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HOUSES ANDFLAf9 !

HOUSES AND FLATS =
FOR. SALE,-.:ikts room, house al
modern. hot water. heat. hardwood
floofs. oak wood work. south. front,
excellent location. 20 Il. front BY
i. 4lkO-,elsq~ garage Owner leaving
town. Yffec auJ terms reasonable.
11IlIfc u Srink 4 Co, Mandan.
N. Oak. SIS
FOR RENT--Largc Sleeping room in
modern home, suitable for two. Also
room for one. 6l3 .3td st. Phone
1850. -.
FOR RENT-Ohe or two room apart
mcnts, partly furnished for light
housekeeping. College Brdg. Phone
1873. -
FOR RENT-One, two, Or thrcetroom
apartments. furnished. No children.
! The IQrr&ine Apis. Phone .3O3.
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POTATOES

i. Chicago, March - t1-HptStoes:.
Receipts lao cars; trading slowj 1naf'
,ket slightly weaker; total u. s. chip.
,ncnts Saturday 835; Sunday 50; 13
Canadian; Wisconsin 'racked round
whites 4.5O@4.70; Minnesota sacked
round whites 4.4O@4.00; sacked rus-
sets 4.5O@4.65; Idaho sacked russcte
4,6s@4.S5. according to qualify.
Minneapolis, March 2g-(u. 8. De-
partmcnt of Agriculture - Potanoet:
Good wire inquiry, desnan6 hyUderaee::
market stronger. Carloads delivered
sales. freight only deducted. Minnc-
npolis-St. Paul rate, sacke i cxt, round
whites, U. s. No. I, si1oSlly around
440. Il e 49,.
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RoonS ron kjE1sr

ROOMS ron kEeT
FOR 5 RENT--Furnishcd two room
apartment light, water and hest,
outside entrance. Also three. room;
apartment, all modern and one bed
room. ss623 Third st. Phone l32W !.
FOR RENT-CIcan furnished rooms
III modern home. Close in. Centlc-
men preferred. Girls must give ref
crknces. Also for sale. ! dining
room. suite. Phone 802.
FOR, RENTL,Modern room. large and
very convenient snd comfortable
near r. Office. POS Rosscr Street.
,1houe ,360W.
FOR RENTS-Two room apartment.
|, Also girl to care for children. has
experience. Cali at 705 9th st. or
phone 115lJ.s
FOR RENT Large pleasant room in
modern home, close in. Alsu small
single room, 600 Third street.
Phone 1881.
FOR RENTLLarge sleeping room in
modern home. Suitable fpr, two.
Also room for one. 6l3 Third St.
Phone ll6O.
FOR RENT = Modern furnished
rooms. Call afternoons, Phone
923R. 2ll Thayer Street.
FOR RENT--Furnished rooms at
3l1h Main Street. Phone 629M.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms Ut Al
9th Street - -. :. !. !.
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CH1cAEO.R(1QJLTRY

y CHICAGO:FQULTK
\ Chicago, March 38s-R)--POultry
slive; stcady; receipts cars; fowls
90; springs 81 5, turkeys, So; ROSTERS
81; ducks 30@S2; gsesc.l0.
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Terms to responsible party. Da-
kota Auto Sales. Z sse
FOR SALE-Standard Guitar with
equipment for playing steel, also
good case. Will sell reasonable il
taken at once. Call Gil 9th Street.
Side entrance.
FOR SALE: Pioneer White Dent
Seed Corn. tested % per cent.
Price $17S pct bn. Sacks ~ cents.
J. T.. Chcsxk. Route 2, Bismarck, N.
Oak.
FOR SALE Single Comb Buff Orp-
inEton matching eggs. $500 for fiji
teen. 5000 per 100. Also Incubator
for sale. ZIG 18th st. Phone 663W.
FOR SALE-76xi5O foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue f fog
$3.50. Lots arc one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. 80.
FOR SALE-No. 8 Nictrola. regular
$500 machine. dull fumcd finish.
Price, $500 cash. Hendricks, G15
Sixth Street. Phone 329-J.
FOR SALE--Ncw navy blue spring
hat. velour coat to match, with
large squirrel collar, cheap. Call
Balm or ll6 9TH Stfect.
FOR SALE Or Tradc-Complctc ice
cream factory, INCLUDING one g.
horse power Fairbanks engine.
Write Tzib2nc No. ..
FOR SAl.E-Threc burner electric
stove with oven. In good condi-
ton. Phone 1a9.
FOR SALE--Two purcbred Hereford
bulls. The Wachtcr, Transfer Go.
OFFICE ROOM FOR kENT-lnquirc
q First (.unra nty Hank.
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FARGO RUTTER
Fargo, n. D., March ~ 9-Bnttcr
fst, churnins crcsm III packing stock
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nADY CluCID

BIGGER BETTER 7cHiCKs-That
live and grow. Lending varieties
from purcbrcd. certified farm
flocks. Record egg producers, cat.
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Dept. 3.
Caledonia, MINI. s.sfs
RXDY CHICKS-Lcghorns l3c:
Rocks 15c; Wyandottes 3. OrpinGtons,
Minorcas 16c. AL varieties. Guar
antecd. prepaid, free catalog.
Write Clayton Rust, Fargo. N. D..
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PlILMlSr AND FHRENOLOGIST--
Madam Lattimorcllc. here at liS
Second street. Reading hours : 10
and Z to to. Helps find lost arti-
clcA See hcr TO-DAY.