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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-07

RAils and Oils Point UbwSil
-Weakness Shown N Mer.
chandising issues

J, New York, Sept. 7-(AP)--Spccu.
'lative sentiment Was still bullish On
the resumption Of business today aft.
er the three day stock market recess.
Some irreRulartity developed early
when selling pressure was renewed
against the motors and again, when
the call money rates were marked up
from 4.2 to per cent hut offerings
generally were we'll absorbed and the
market was headed upward by early
afternoon.
S The afternoon recovery was stinu.
lated by the publication Of another
interview Of the financial news tick.
.ers which William c. Durant cabled
IRON, abroad. denying that he has
sold stocks prior to his departure
Ahu predicting an extension Of the
bull movement in many stocks. The
calling Of about yl0,OOO, 900 In loahs
was the result Of. the deficit shown
III the reserve items IN Inst Satur.
days clearing house staten ent, and
was not regarded a. fdresh Ad0wink q
general stiffeninx Of money rates.
Oils were helped by the report Of
the oil conservation board expressing
concern over the nations oil supply.
Railroad equipment shares pointed
upward under the leaderst,ip ID. Of Pull.
man which SCARED over eight points
to a new high on special buying based
on expectations Of special dividend
action in the near future. General
motors developed sudden activity
which carried It nearly five points
above the mornings low Of 2O8'4 be-
fore the end Of the third hour.
Weakness cropped out in some mer.
chandisinE issues. Kinney compuMy
breaking over six points to o new
low Mt 40 and Kresge Department
Stores common and preferred yield.
ed two and four points respectively,
American Beet Sugar also touched d
new low.
Rails were again under accumuls.
tton, new peak prices being attained.
BY about dozen issues, including
New York Central, Frisco common
and Great Northern preferred. ~
The closing was Irregular. Price
movements were confused in the late
trading when several Of the rails
which had led the early rise encoun.
tered profit taking. Fresh selling
also broke out in Mack Trucks and
WHY'S Overland, but Yellow Coach,
Radio, Freeport, Texas and Texas and
Pacific were strong. Total sales up.
proximated 10000 shares.
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Chicago Sept. 7---( P)1Whcat dis
played better undcrtone the greater
part Of the day. largely because Of
relative firmness ut Winnipeg and
liberal export business over the holi-
day. late reports claiming us much as
100000 10 l,OOO.O0O bushels dom es-
tic and Canadian wheat taken. Per.
sistent rains over the northwest and
parts Of the winter wheat territory
which have caused q curtailment in
the movement Of wheat to market
also tended to stimulate values. Ar
rivals ut Chicago for the last three
days were estimated ut only l03 cars.
Wheat closed Ia to Ia cents
higher, corn was strong at IA to lss
lower, oats "A lower to y advance
md provisions Ii down to five cents
gain.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 7-(U. s. ID. Of Al
Hogs 10000. light hogs uneven:
considerably improved from early;
now mostly steady with last week
close; heavier hogs slow; big pack
ers doing little: early sales fully
steady; top 14.25; bulk desirable 100
to 80 pound averages 13.75@l4.l5;
few 2GO to 300 pound butchers 1890
a 1890; carly bulk better grade pack
ing s0ws lO.OOMll.OO: heavies down
ward to $50 and below; supply Of
pigs increased; demand very slow;
early bids around Is cents lower;
heavyweight hogs 12.25@13.45: med
ium l3.OO@l4.l5; light 1S.i5@I4.25:
light tight l3.OO@)4.0 packing sows
9.O01l.35; slaughter pigs l2.5OM
1875.
Cattle 10000: better grades fed
steers comparatively scarce: strong
to 10 cents higher; choice yearlings
up most; grass slaughter steers and
stOckcrs and feeders strong; top
ycarlinRs lilo; heavics 1885; she
stock slow; mostly 10 to Is cents
lower; bulls 10 to IL cents lower:
vealers steady to so cents lower at
14.0O, downward to packers.
Sheep 20 900: fat lambs weak to 25
cents lower than Friday; no westerns
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FUTURES SCORE GAINS
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, Sept. 7---(AP)--Wheat
futures scored gains Of E0Dlsk cents
today. the advance led by deferred
months. Hedging pressure kept the
market in check early, but strength
at Winnipeg and Chicago, based on
large export sales and wet weather
in the Canadian west. stirred better
support and prices held we'll except
for u late drop Of one cent under the
days high.
No. hard spring was 3 to - cents
over September. No. / hard northern
to IL cents over and No. I northern
to l2 cents over.
Durnm premiums were easy to
three cents lower.
Corn offerings were large. and de-
mand good for good quality yellow.
Oats were in fair to good demand.
Rye was firm and unchanged.
BARLEY was firm to one cent higher.
Flaxseed premiums ruled easy.
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FOR ISek.

sRQON nsw n,afssa kease in -ex.s'
schools; SSS 2srisS Ind 4jt xafss
s ssss, s .ssIls s IN sss A AVN
thtS1kh5stL ,dpatelfs klse tsnsIts
MN sllEetIc fan1As ~ M1A
det1Stah3ss fine; baAslasAt III
launp ~, .Ye9AtaVk 4nA {9Hnek9
r6otis stpitSte: SAtt frott rid ~
large ttess, clsss to schools $saeo.
ROOM new, mode IN b1nSiiovt; f,insse
Basement and additiSfiSl srtorA,
finishsa n the bSieIh1nt; close q,
schooIs. This a ! we'll built and
pretty bungalow am triced very
low. $4,000. ,s 81, 81
ROOM modern house With sArAes
clos: clos e court assss; h.: :. ,s cant fssss !!
be excelled.. t6.0o0. Terms. ~,
ROOM m0defn House Sifk gafdSs:
extra lot with h1qdyoniA ,trces; 'kA1r
east front Ahd close 10 schools. A
pretty and hdmelike place; in choice
residence district. Only $500.
noon new modern house wItA fine
basenent; maple fl4ots' and xxf4ee;
close TO schools and ;in EXCELLENT
neiglt&orhood. W. ttllevo this TO
Be 0nA Of the hest bSrgiitis III. the
city. De surs % thale Oh nppHlnt-
ment with US to see It. We recon.
mend this house as 4 real bargain,
il being priced mu<A 4el6W It's real
value. $500. Terms.
NOON M6dSth house with bath and
garage: close 10 schools and In
choice location; $500. Terms.
ROOM partly modern houss with
full basement; has city water, In
the house and harm; has 9 lots.
: Good plac6 ~ chie1ess INA garden.
N,7DQ with 4 cash paym4Af 81 teO0.
ROOM house ,sklth TABLET; city va
ter, IN; electric fi&ht and, sink In
Kitchen Il Corner II Ninth street
and Avenue a, 1890. 800 cash.
FIT US show you what We have for
sale in houses; and lots. We think
We can SAFE You MONEY.
HARVEY, HNt(Rls q COMPANY
noSklMs Mack.
]. r. Jaekson, Manager.
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NOTICE: OF MORTGAGE
OWlS('l.OSURE SALE

Default having occurred in the
terms and ...O8ditlOna Of the h@rein-
OF the failure Of the mortEagor TO pay
taxes. for the year 1899 In the snnn
LOT 4N1. 81; taxes for the year 1894 In
the sum OF $79.3S and taxes far the
year 1926 In the sun, OF $8O.S3. aMd
that under the terms and condition:
the hi0rtgnEee hns elected To de-
clare the whole amount secured By
Snld mortgage due and payable and
to foreclOAe the same, and has given
whole sum due and OF her intention
to foreclose said mortgage. now.
NotTicE is 1IEREBY GIVEN. That
that certain mortgage executed md
mes Vaskes his w,fe aS1 Of s snr Hen
County. North Dakota, mortgagors.
| to the Northern Trust Company. q.
corporation, rs nlnrtgag GEE, dated the
Eth day or March. 1917. and filed
ter OF Deeds Of Rurleigh County.
North Dakota. on the 18th day ~
March. 1917. at : O'clock y. M. and
was duly recorded In Book iS or
Mortgages on page =. and assigned
ny snia mort Eagee By an instr,ment
Company, or sheldon, North Dakota,
dated the 18th day November, 1919.
and filed for record In the said
OIficc OF Reeister Of Deeds on the
l!th day OF November. JOLT, at !:
Fin Book 30 Of Mortgages on page
.54: and assigned by said Ransom
County Trust Company. to Grace A.
Sanhorn. of Northfleld. Minnesota.
n1w Grace SANFORD Rosard, said as,
EeHlt,tr. 1917. and. filed for record
I'm the office OF the snid RHRtat<r
LET Deeds Of sAid Hurleigh County,
Hprlh DAKOTA. on the 18th. day OF
;1S was a,i w. r4c q p s. haa rs
lot AfortkaFex Oh paFe 6oi; which
sAld m6rtgaEe was duty extended
III an instrument IN writing by ana
tween said Frank Vaskes ana
iSenborn Boaard. dated fhe 10Th Say
[M January. 1879. Will he foreclosed
,nortgage alid hereihafiter asscriba1
lht the front door 0f the Court Holisss
County of Burleigh and state OF
North Dakota. nj the hour OF =
o'clock p. M. on the fifth day or
lGlytober. 1925: to satisfy the uiHount
que upon such mortgage on the day
!, The premises .descrihed in said
llnortgaEe and which will be sold is
Isltixiy the SAME, are those cerfStn
as !sss @sss snss II II s's GolSIx
The Esst Hatf. 81 tina EaaY I1je
Ina rownsIsIp q One 'hfiv uSdrs ~SY'1s orty.
sxHs Se s. ; IS SAys9as E; .sl5
re s04sh5 Sfas r sss s:sR .si e s
There viii Ne dae al such uu6f(s
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HUNTS sPANIsH GOLD

Fayetteville. Ark.--lt may be a
myth about the buried treasure thst
Is supposed to have been left in what
Is now Franklin County, Ark, by
GpAniafds more than hundred years
ego. But DR.. L. G. Hill spent $780,
900. his life savings. in search for
It, and how that he is dead. his two
sons are carrying on the quest.
Under the guidance Of an aged
Spaniard. certain hieroglyphics and
markers were found, but the old
SpAniard died and the map he was
following was never found. A min
ing company now is being organized
for extensive excavations.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Sept. TIL. >. ID.
Of A.)--Cattle $500; killing classes
slow; dry fed scarce. sabout steady;
other killing stock cnrrying weak un-
-dertont; tendency lower on glass fat
she stock; best light weiHht steers
early 1000; best load mixed y Se e
some late Monday up to SOD; fat cows
and hCifers mostly 4.26G6.25; bulk
cutters '3pON4.OO; stockers and feed
Caves 5000; veafers xeak to 50
cents lower; better quality consider
ed. .bp1k good tights 12.66Hf3.5o.
H$es $500; lightweight hogs IL
hsr ?so ,e .Eta nv % Sst wes
selling from 10000 .O0 ear(y;, i no
action on. tfke; average cost Monday
l1.]3; weight 252.
gSh@ep a0VO: bidding mostly 1880
f3.28 ION fat lambs OF, IS lower; ask
ing steady:s sheep steady; fat ewes to
packers 4.0OSG6.0O.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-07

Il ldon, Sent. 7.-GN-David Lloyd
Ge0fte's full.length portrait was
not Semoved from the walls Of the
NSt&dnal Liberal club in London. as
wax reported in the British press.
YeSrs ago the pictures of Winston
,Ghdfthilf md lloyd Geofxe rested
Pr Ii long time, in the basement. Of
the former club building. md this
fact is supposed "a. .have given rise
10 tlte rep3ft l6at the htfer's p0r-
trait had. axain gdne to the cellar
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WHITE rREssEs NEXT

!. London."Silver threads among
the gold" are very desirable in Lon.
don now. according to beauty ex.
perts. And the more there are oil
them. the luckier madam is. fol
ehowwhite hair soon will be all the
rage. Women beyond the flapper age
are having their locks bleached white
10 preparation for the winter season.
Ordinary bluing and certain chemi-
cal tinctures will whiten the hair and
cause no i'll effects.
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RANGE Or CARROT SALES

Minneapolis, Sept. ZAP Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. l
dark northern 1.39A @l.40la; No. 2
hard winter l.4l51l.42A; No. ! hard
winter $50 ~ @l.34ss; No. amber
durum 1.4O7a; No. = amber durum
l.26@l .4Ois; No. mixed durum l.22
@l.34is.
Corn No. 3 yellow 7s@7sA /: No. >
yellow 77@77M.
Outs No. 2 white :G,sM39: No. 3
white 35ls@3O3s.
Rye No. /, Y1st.
Flax No. 1, e.32@2.GGis.
Barley sample grade So.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. 7-(AP)--Whcat
receipts 1855 cars compared to 1905
a year agO. Cash No. l northern
s sS% al ts SsE No.; DARK TSrt a,s
mar yto good i.s7S 6i.ioE; No. i
hard spring i.s0s. Gii.4ssi; No. i
dark hard Montana on track l.32% a
.l.4O.; to arrive '1.3c x al .39x !;
May l.44's: Sept. 1861; Dec. l.lO;
September winter l.28ia.
Corn No. 3 yellow 77@76.
Oats No. 3 white 36ss 0T36N.
Barley 50M62.
Rye No. 2, 0OA M02s4.
Flax No. 1, 2.32h@2.33M.
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rOTArORs

Chicago. Sept. 7---(AP)-Potatoes,
receipts 90 cars; on track lit: total
u. S. shipments Saturday 685, Sun.
day 50. Monday fS1 cars; trading
\GoQd: market stronger: Wisconsin
sacked round whites 2.75M3.OO: bulk
2.750290: Minnesota sacked Red
River Ohios 2.7O@2.75; sacked sand
land Ohio's 2.5O0l2.65: Idaho, Colo
RADIO sacked rurals 2.85@3.OO.
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sold: top natives lA.60. to small kill
ers: early hulk l3.75@l4.OO; choice
kind held at l4.25; culls weak; early
sales around $50; sheep about
steady: fat ewes 5.6O@6.25; feeding
lambs weak. se.. .
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ROOMS FOR RENT

~ ROOMS FOR RENT
For, RENT = Two nestly furnished
robins for Init shcusekespiny Of,
otherwise. Water ut all times.
Bxard II dSlae9d, A nice place for
students. Pfices reasonable. 5O2
Eleventh street.
FOE RENT-One large modern room,
kltchenette and closet, furnished
for light housekeeping. Gas for
.cSoking. Also garags for rent
Call 523 Seventh street. Phone
4S7.W.
FOR RENT---Ons light house keeping
room located close to hospitals or
high school. A couple Of high school
'glrls or nurses preferred. Phone
3S7W.
FOR RENT-Attractive front room IN
new modern bungalow. Excellent
location. Young lady preferred.
Reasonable to right party! Call
SICK.
PLEASANT city heated, newly decor.
ated single or connected light
housekeeping rooms. College build
Ing. Telephone l65.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room
Women piefetred. zoe ". Broad.
way. Tel. 1lSl.
FOR kENf-On4 clean furnished
light housekeeping room with PAN
try and closet. C22 Third street.
Phone lSx- ~. -.
FOR RENT--Nicely furniehed sleep
iifk room IN modern home. Steam
hsetsd Toy. vinter. 622 Fifth street.
ROOM FOR HENT In al modern
house. Convenient to high school.
S!1 ave; e fnone 4D.. L: Z.
FOX RENT--koOm Tor TWO Eiris.
home privileges. xlxa Main,
. ron RENT-X iarni:hed room IN
modern home suitable for two.
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CHICAGO pRODltCE

Chicago. Sept. 7-(AP)--Butter
higher; receipts 1866 tubs; cream
cry extras II Y: standards 4OA; ex.
ira firsts 4004Ol.; firsts 31NI30;
seconds 33n35 ~.
Eggs unchanged: receipts 10,7O0
cases: firsts :3M3l: ordinary firsts
27M3O.
Cheese nnCh0 n1snl
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UJ9QfTU20 ron oALY
FOR SALE-Mattyoss, $40; new way
sekte8s spring, 40; ftlthkd oak din
l1t table, $50: buffet, $50: china
closet. $50; New Home. sewing Mn.
chine. 80; oak bed, -; ice-bcx,
$ib: SxlO WMittail rug, $40; kit.
chen chair, II; clock. ~; and cook
ilfk dishea. Call at SEQ Third st.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One oak dresser
1liron bed, ! rocking chair. Photie
$50 Or 0l3.J.
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cat n0n NM

0eAled bids will be received for
four busses to transport children to
ana sftom school by the school board
s:dS 5cS s" On ths 18th dsy Of Sep Sep.
tedklr. Outline OF the bus route
m9G be slnm N DC. ,ct6t1kA .lkklte.
BusS(h must confarm to this require
Em4tof Of law. The board reserves
fhs 1E9E e rs,7fk w ea SESoI RI p bids
,. + TfyGGe Gleek
Eslfi1 .l.s.s-S-lO.11siSsi1
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PERSONAL

WANTED - Maternity patients in
private honiE. Good care. Also
man wants ianitor work. Can fur
nish references. GOA Ninth s..
Mrs. John G. Dixon. Phone 477.W.
PIANIST AND Phfenologist Madam
IattemorelIe Durand, here GIG
Fourth street. Reading hours 2 to
- s ana to 10. Help find lost ar
ticles. See her today.
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WORK WANTED

EXPERIENCES COO " jahea work
in hotel or Festaufant. N. Ludwig,
1923 Bryant Ave. No. Minneapolis,
MINI.
WANTED WORK 81 .the day. Wash.
ing and cleaning b. hour. Phone
call O77.W. ~
STUDENTS WANT places to work
for board. Bisntarek College. tele-
phone ia.
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Chicago, Sept. 7-(AP)-Poultry
alive. weak; receipts 90 cars; fowls
2O@25; springs 23@25is; turkeys "a !;
ROSTERS Is; ducks 81; geese II.
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AUTOMObi lor4eCYcLSs
Fob HALE-l326 HapnlobIle W4sf
@l9sed delivery body. a fdkl kSf-
TIM for any9ae looiiitk f6f eais
TIE 81 cor. Olson Garage. Phone
416.W. zoe Fourth street. -.
car FOR TRXBi-WiiI trade new
Buick Master sedan - part pay.
nient on modern home. Write TIL
,bGne No. 6.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Modern flats. I fo6lfi
and room. unfurnished. with
heat and water. For Sale: room
house on 30 foot lot. Also 1OOxl60
foot lot opposite Roosevelt school,
Phone 0O5. Cora s. Mclean. aft4t
3 p. m.
FOR SALE room bungalow. &c.
rage. Small payment down. And
monthly payments 81 . very rea.
sonable price. Phone OIL. Iss.
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NV TX ROOM MODERN HOME
l6tant u Ire Vert Tk1isr street.
hpvinG three nice Bed rooms. screen
parch, fire place, Frspeh doors be.
tween dining room ana living room;
cloak closet off living room. hard
wetM floors, built in 4eatvrss.
latoe full basement, futM&ct hest,
ElbAkot water heater, Gus stove 81
Kitchen, laundry, tubs. This homo
xxs built for the owner and L. be,
Ing offered. Tor sale bAcause the
vs1ner - leaving the city. :. Afler
the. first payment ID, haade,, the hel.
ahee 10 payable under hext, pesSikla
terms. Present mortgage encure.
brance 10 $1,000, payable ct me
rate Of 340.12 per month, excluding
tie Interest on. the balance Of pur-
chase price remaining from, time to
THE unpaid At the. rate Of Q per
Atht per. .annum until fully paid. !.
r1tS AGENCY always has the best
A601es that 4fe OF, the market with
pfices that will fit any buyer. 4
loan !. connection enables this
agency to be Of real service to the
home buyer.
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FARGO RIITTEN

FARGO BUTTER
Fargo, N. d.. Sept. 7-LtAp)-But-
ter fat. churning cream II; packing
stock "a.
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DUoINn0D C0AleCuD
QUICK z1fE-X Saf735 N12e Win
y large TERRITORY, al equipped with
accessories AMI tools. ready f6f
work. Must lseya and will sell az
half It's value. $1,000 cash. WINE
Tribune care No. 9.
FOR SALE-Prosperinx Stoeefy go
and meat. merAet.. Spl4h6A lee III
in town 'ef l0.Qo0 p6bulGtlon. Wttts
TnbsSs " 20 ! ~, 4 .,
wAllfEb no 1E1lf 49,. !.
WANTED-Fufnls6ed OF 8 room
apartment at:slnee: PASAe -ee2k:
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR sAl.E-slsam 6oillf. crates
and front in full. rs feet long, s
#. in diameter. ~ flues. In ex.-
cellent condition, used only I short
time. Will make an ideal Ignite
burner for heating or power. Write
II. H. Egar, Park River, n. D.
FOR SALE-Some new cord castings
and tubes at y regular prices and
the following sizes. - X IA,
straight size. - < 3, struieht slse,
Phone Saw from ,. m. to 5 p. N.
FOR SALE Large Washington
prunes $500 per 16 pound crate.
Good eating apples, and first class
crab apples. $3.50 per hox. Alex
Hagensen, Buckeye. Wash.
WANTED-To hear from someone
who has Holstein MILK Cows for
sale. Write care Tribune No. 8.
MONTANA RAMBOt1LLET Ewes
for sale in carload lots. Levinson
& Wise. Lewistown. Montana.
FOR SALE-Four bottom ~ inch Oil.
yer Engine Plow in good repair.
Phone Gao.
FOR SALE-Pure unfermented Wine
Grape Juice. Write Box O24. Bis
m0rck.
FOR SALE-Nice fresh cucumbeFs.
Prices reasonable. Call 609J.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1926
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
GOVERNMENT PATROL 1N6PE0f-
TOR Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other bor46fs.'
$3.50 yearly. Particulars tte6.'
Write, Oxment. 33-P. st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
VANTED-Men and women g ia
6ateer trsda. Great demaAd, b1el
wages. Few weeks completes. Catar
log AID special offer free. Nolef]
Barber Collses. faree. N OAK.
4 BUSINESS POSITION--w5th coed
pay is certain when you have the
training. Helpful book sent free.
American Business College, FARCE.
/ N. Oak. A ,ss
WANTED - Competent housskeepsr
for farm home. State age and
wages. Owner Is bachelor. Joe
Jast, Calvin, N. d. -
MEN WANTED WAaon teamstefs.
for State road work. Work till It
freezes up. Write Steven Bros.
Dickinson, N. d.
HELP WANTED = Man and wife.
Man to work and woman TO cook for
bridge crew. Call room zoe at Van
Horn Hotel.
first class grocery clerk
or department manager. Write Ad
No. 10. Care Tribune.
WANTED Waiter at O'Brieh's Cafe.
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CnNAt;O GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 7--(APD--Cash
wheat No. 2 red 1915; No. = hard
Corn No. 2 mixed 780770: No.
yellow 7OG7eO. Il.
Oats No. 2 white 37k @l4Ois: No.
white 35N G37ia.
Rye No. 81 03i4 MOlia.
harley 6OdD7O.
Timothy seed 5.35M6.76.
Clover seed c6.LO(633.5O.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

1. FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED - Stenographer, Who has
ead experience in q law office.
Write to Rigler 4 Halpern. Heb.
ron, N. ID.
girl or woman for gen
eral house work Phone 1880. Mrs.
Herman Ode.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Phone 57l.
WANTED-Waitress ut O'Drien's
Cafe.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED
WANTED Middle aged lady with
girl l2 yrs. old desires position Is
housekcepcr for bachelor or widow
ef, either country or city, refer
ences furnished. Write care Trib-
une No. Z.
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FxkM LANDS ron SAFE
FOR SALE--A 20 acre farm on easy
terms, II miles from Spokane.
Write for description. Axel Hage-
sen, Buckeye, Wash. 1850
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A six acre dairy and
poultry farm. located near Bismarck
Country Club. A six room house.
y9x06 barn and brick chicken house
on me farm. Reinhold Hasx, His
marck. NJ ID.
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OFFICE ROOM FOX RENT
FOX RENT--Dental office rooms
formerly occupied by Dr.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of an office.
Inquire City National Bank, Bis
marck.
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LO6T-Sample case with Sealfast
Products. Doves, No. Oak Co.
Phone 8S6M. l13 Washington st.,
bismarck.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnishe modern city
heated apartment. 2 and 3 room
apt. each with private bath. For
sale-an oak Macy, 4 section
bookcase just like new, very fsA-
sonnble. Phone 006 after s p. ~.
light housekeeping, furnished or
school. Ais Eighth street. Phone
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FOR EENT-Furnished apartments.
TMe Laurain Apartments. Phous
303. B. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-ro adults only. apart.
ment in modern new home. 411
First S..
FOR RENT-Furnished light hou1e-
Eeenin9 APARTMENTS. A22 Fifth st.
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MlNNEAp0f.1a FI.Ol,R

Minneapolis, Sept. lap Flour
unchanged to 10 cents lower. In car
lond lots. family p0te rtts quoted ut
7.6OQl 500 a barrel in 98- pound colt on
sacks. Shipments 42.438 barrels.
Bran $3.50.
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CHlCACO pom TR1

'hecse unchanged.