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The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08
Douglas Report Maximum
Rainfall In General Storm

The maximum precipitation in
Arizona of the recent rainstorm oc-
Cured at Douglas where 1.48 inches
was recorded. Seligman was one of
the few places in the state where
no rain fell.
At Whiteriver and McNary, the
precipitation was .89 of an inch;
at Prescott, .S8; at Holbrook, so;
at Thatcher, 81; and at Williams.
.55.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08
Close Springerville
Inspection Station

The inspection station at Spring
erville, operated for the past sew
eral months by the state entomo-
logy department for the purpose of
intercepting agricultural products
carrying disease or pests, has been
discontinued for the winter months.
The station at Holbrook will con-
tinue to operate.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08
David GOOdfelIOw
Who Owned Natural
Bridge Found Dead

Uncle" David Goodfellow, 90
year-old pioneer of Gila county,
was found dead in his cabin on
Deer Creek in the northern part of
this county several days ago.
GoodfellOw was the discoverer Of
the famous Natural Bridge which
is now owned by his nephew, David
GOOdfellOW.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08
Woman Is Killed In
e Auto Near Kingman

Mrs. A. E. Boutwell,, of London.
England, was killed and her nep-
hew, j. R. Boutwell,, also of Lon
don, was probably fatally injured
In an automobile accident on the
highway IL miles east of Kingman
last Sunday. A blowout of one OF
the tires caused the car in which
the party was riding to overturn.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08
Rube Neil Appointed
Local Night Marshal

Rube Neill, for several months
special officer in Navajo county
for the state stock growers asso-
citation, was selected by the city
council this week to assistant city
marshal, for the night job in the
place of H. o. Watkins, recently
resigned. Neill will take the place
January Is, and in the meantime
Pete Mccoy will act.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08

the view looking over the Verde
Valley from the Prescott-Jerome
highway, shown at the upper left.
The photo at the upper right, of
the 1,OO0-foot pinnacle of rock in
the Canyon de Chelly known as
''The Monument, ard appearing
on old Spanish maps as Captain, 3"
took the $25 second prize for NJ.
r. Wells of Phoenix. Lower right
is a photograph of the Hopi village
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08

These are the pictures that
brought unexpected just before :
Christmas checks to the winners
of the statewide "See Arizona"
Scenic Photograph Contest conduct
ed this year by chambers of COM
merce of the state in cooperation
with the Arizona Industrial Con-
gress. First prize of $50 was won
by Earl K. Foreman of Jerome with
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-08

of Walpi, taken by Mrs. G. T. Cald-
we'll of Tucson, which was award
ed third prize. The scene of the
falls of the Little Colorado river
in the lower left, entered by j. C.
Clark of Flagstaff, received fourth
prize. More than 500 photographs
of Arizona scenes were entered in
the contest, and awards were de-
cided by a statewide committee of
seven Judges.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-28

FOR aAIR

modern heuss, tneIpdsne,, 5
bed rooms, near schools and. car
line for $s,l0o; with 5000 caeA. and
naIance lake rent.
3 ROOM modern house. in good con-
dition, full basement, water, sewer,
lights and bath, fine 50 foot lot,
trees, lawn and garage for $4,000.
. ROOM new nearly Ill modern house,
east front, near school, 70 foot lot,
in fine location, for $a,6Oc.
ROOM modern house, east front. Is
! foot lot, fenced, including electric
stove for $2,05O, with $3.50 cash and
balance like rcht. 80
3 ROOM PARTLY modern house, fine 30
foot lot, close il. water, sewer aud
toilet, for $l,7OO, with $500 cash.
and balance like rent.
= ROOM modern house in Riveryicw
Addition. 3 bed rooms, oak floors,
sun parl0r. basement, karase Ia
basement, trees and lawn, SO foot
lot. for s6.OpO. with 81 .OUO cash and
balance like rent.
ROOM modern house on Sixth
street, 1 bed rooms, east front, hot
water heat, hard wood floors down
stairs. for trade for satisfactory
unincuMbcred Burleigh county acre
property.
ROOM modern house. including 6
bed rooms. east front. 100 II. front.
age. close in, for $1,000. on liberal
terms.
! ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms.
east front, close in. well built, full
basement and fine porch, for $4,000.
GENERAL STORE in Burleigh coun.
ty for trade for Burlcigh county
unencumbercd acre property.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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WHEAT PRICES
4 LOWER TODAY
~,
Market influenced, ny En-,
larged Receipts Of New
y Wheat at Winnipeg

Chicago, Aug. o8--(AP)-rHcav,
Offerings Of wheat in Chicago to.
gether with lower price here. result.
ed to-day from advices Of enlarged
receipts Of new wheat at Winnipeg.
Slackness Of export demand fo1
North American wheat continued
There was some talk that resellers in
Europe were making cheaper quota.
tions than first hand offers form this
side or the Atlantic.
Wheat closed weak one to -: cents
net lower. corn I'll to Il down. oats
y u ~ off. and provisions showing
seven cents to II cents gain.
Corn was weak and close ut the
days low point. Reports Of damase
by excessive heat were not seriously
accepted.
Oats again touched now low price
record for the season, and closed at
the days bottom level. Provisions
reflected firmness Of hog values.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ROOM house. one Of the bigges1
real hugs in the city; excellent CON
dit+On. well built. nice lawn ana
trees. double garage, east front;
6 ROOM modern house. east front,
blocks from Post Office, $1,000
ROOM bungalow. oak wood work
maple floors. completely modern
G ROOM modern bungalow, RICH,
down town. reasonable payments
Z ROOM house. oak woodwork. maple
floors. hot water heat, nice trees
and lawn, one Of the hest built
houses in the city, $3.50.
D ROOM, two story house, garage
modern. full basement. &h,25O.
9 ROOM modern bungalow, sphinx an
span condition. small lot, low taxes,
2 ROOM. modern bungalow, one year
old, Al condition. basement ga
rage. we'll located; $1,000.
q ROOM modern house, close in,
south front, beautiful location,
splendid condition. corner lot.
! HAVE probably the most complete
list Of houses Of any dealer in the
city and it will be o pleasure 70
show them to you. Prices will rvn
from 81 900 to $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS: II the particular
lot you wish is not on my very CON-
pletc list ! will be glad to get It
for y.u IL for sale.
INSUl.ANCE: Fire. Tornado. Automo.
bile. in reliable companies with
prompt service guaranteed. IS
FARM LANDS: ! always have the big
gest list and best bargains. BUY
NOW.
WHEN you THINK or REAL ES.
TATE. in any Of its branches. think
r. E. YOUNG
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Constructive .Fra4ae;a $500
Furnishes Basis For Fmr-
ther Advance To-day: :

New York. Aug. 2s--(AP)--Con.
struct i've trade news, .bacleed hy ex.
tra0rdinarily large railroad earnings,
furnished the basis for further cd
vance IN prices IN todays stock. mar
kct. Trading was unusually heavy
for u summer half holiday session.
total sales xggcrgating ST. 900 shares.
Y. 5. Steel common resumed the
leadership Of the advance. moving up
more than two points with block Of
10000 shares changing hands ct i6l,
Continental Baking, General Asphalt
and u. ). Rubber issues which have
commanded widespread speculative
attention during the past few days.
were again in brisk demand at rising
prices.
Investment rails followed in the
wake Of Atchison. which advanced to
u new high record for all time ut lii3.
Combined net operating income of
c,ass one roads for July il now ex-
pected to approach $120.OOOy0OO and
undoubtedly will establish new high
monthly record.
The broadening demand for special
ties indicated increased pool activity
and expanding participation. About q
score issues we're elevated to new
peak prices for the year, including
Reynolds Tobacco and Owens Bottle.
The closing was strong.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. 28-(U. S. D. Of Az
Hogs 1000; butcher hogs fully
steady; packing sows strong TO high
er; not enough hogs offered to fully
test values: top 1895 paid for TO to
200 pound weight: bulk desirable
hogs scaling 920 pounds downward
l3.75Ml4.2O: few sales Of medium
weight butchers l2.25Ml3.OO; several
loads sealing upward from 800 pounAs
n.OO0ll.75; choice light packing
sows upward to 1915; few keaviea
below 300; practically no market on
pigs; supply negligible; shippers
heavyweight hogs ll.OO@13.25: med.
ium l2.75Ml4.25; light 13.l5GQ14.35:.
light light l3.OO614.25: packing sows\
o.00MlO.75: slaughter pigs not quoted.
Cattle 1000: compared week ago
fed steers generally % to 80 higher:
better grade heavies and in-hetwecn
ycarlings IN most: grassers AMI cake
fed strong to % higher; lightweight
stockers sha upturn. weeks run
Of westerns small. Receipts for sea-
sOn to date "a 1000. about 10000 less
than year ago: extreme top year.
linxs 100: heavics 1880; yearliNg
heifcrs 1860: range slaughter steers
inward TO 500: she stock ID to Is
higher: cutters showing maximum d.
turn: bulls firm; vealers 100 higher.
Sheep 200: odd loads of natives
mostly 1900; light sorts: cults ap-
ward TO 1850. fat ewes upward ~
G.25; heavy buck lambs around 1900:
for week Pill doubles from feeding
stations and 7.aO0 direct; fat lambs
closing so to Is higher; Gull natives
mostly 80 higher; sheep strong to &c
higher: feeding lambs and yearLng
wcthers mostly rs higher; weeks TOP
IA. range lambs 1885; native lambs
15.40; yearling wethers l2.5O;fat
ewes 100: range feeding lambs 1l.76.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- j. H q NE -
ron SALE

Q ROOM new modern house with
6 maple tloors And garage; has large
closets; close L. schools and in ex.
celleht neighborheod. This house
Is . real bargain And offered nusA
below its real value. Rents Tor $50
4 month. $500. Terf11. \
: ROOM modern house IN choice 10.
: catiSn: hard wood floors. fire plsce
! and builtfin features. a beautiful
i residence; reasonable cash payment
and the balance In monthly nay.
ments Of 346.2O each which includcs
interest at six per cent. $500.
5 ROOM new modern bungalow with
fine basement and An. additionai
room finished In basement; close
TO schools. Very desirable and
cheap for $1,000.
z ROOM modern house with garage,
extra large lot with east front, tn
choice location and near schools;
has = beautiful yard and large
trees. $500. Terms.
3 KOoM modern house with hot water
heat: hard wood floors; garage, 8
bed rooms: close in and has extra
large lot. $500. $500 cash, bal.
snce in monthly paymonts.
Z ROOM modern house with hot
water heat. glassed Ia porch, oak
finish down stairs. maple floors
throughout, fine basement. and ex.
ira sized lot. ThM IL a beautiful
house in excellent condition ana
close IN and has garage. See this
house Il you want . real bargain
>t,x.U. Terms. a.s
ROOM modern horne with garage:
hot water heat: oak finish down
stairs; has electric range and
kitchenette uptsteiSs and gas range
on first floor; el4ss to schools and
has east front and Axtra largo trees.
$1,000.
MAKE an appoinSmsnt with us to see
some Of the bargains we offer in
houses and lots. It costs you moth
ing and we believe. We can save you
money. ~ se<fX
HARVEY HfK1t8 = COMPANY
Hoskins Block.
J. r. Jacksoa. Manager.
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N TIE DISTRIcT Court OF THn
United STATES EOn TDDG DoH-
TRlCc or NORTH DAKOTA
In Bank rnnfcH 2lCc.el1

IN TIE DISTRBCT COURT OF rsgra
United STATES EOn TIDDs 1DoN.
TRlC,r OF NORTH DAKOTA
IN bankruptcy 7l36-sl1
IN the Matter of
Fred J. Argast.
BANKRUPT. - 80
Order Calling Firxi Meettng 81
Creditors. Designating NeWspaneP
- Crsrr:.g esakrsst - Athena
Erred J. Argast. OF Mcffit. In the
aforesaid. having been adjuditated
= bankrupt or. the 26th day OF Amg-
been referred To me- the unde rsixned
referee, to proceed with gnaerally IN
accordance with the Acts OF Con.
greAs. relating TO bankruptcy:
nk MoM r 1bef ,Ss re-, It IS OR: 2:
creditors Of said bankrupt be held
IN the office II Benton hakar, iii
Bismarck Bank Building. n Bis.
marck; North Dakota. ON IT. ssdat
1890 o'clock 4. NJ, III which finas
and place The baHkrnpt il herv6y,
0r4eredttN appear and Ellbmit. tn u
examination under tho Acts 81, C0n-
sr r u s fnRffn # DRbnEh r.t
AL notices required by law TO be
pnb ,ished In connection with the ad-,
mlhlstratiOn OF the estate OF Ratd
bankrupt be published In The His
marek Tribune, a newspapers 90 gem
eral circulation published at 6in-
inarck. \. D.. County and DIstrict
= AFORESAID. and that tine notice az tn
first meetluE Of the creditors 81
plhliahsd once. at least ono week
priaE TO THO date fixed for sat4
III. TN. 81. e &C.;
Dated at n:smarck. North paGossy
August eth, 1875. !, 49, ~. Il
DENIoN nAIlrts TILL
6eeeree q 1AAknlta1
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PRICES CLOSE LOWER
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis Au". - -tAP)--Fur.
Their liquidation came into the wheat
market today and prices closed thu
weeks session Y to re- cents nnde,
yesterdays finish.
Other grains were weak in sym
pathy with wheat. Rye futures were
off las cents and oats dropped Ia
cents ON light trade. Barley futures
were off Y cent. September flax
seed dropped five cents, but recovered
part Of the loss. while Dece mber was
down three cents early but regained
Part of the decline.
Cash wheat continued unsettled and
easy.
DVrum wns weaker. Winter wheat
was easier.
Durum was fair for good yellow and
high cOlorcd mixed corn.
Oats were quiet. A good milling
demand was shown for high duality
rye. Medium to low grade barley
was draFey and one. cent lower. There
was fair demand for. choice to fancy
ct firm prices. Flsxseed demand was
fair to good fut at lower premiums
on the average.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. 2B--( APy
Wheat receipts BAG cars compared
to G22 y year ago. Cash: No. NOR
thern l.40asC .43as. No. I dark nor
thern spring choice to fancy l.47N a
LII u; good to choice l.43% 6l.46M:
ordinary to good l;aON0Dl :43sa: No.
hard spring 1.43ss a l.53X; No. L
dark hard Montana on track l.34asNl
l.43aa; to arrive l.34N@l.42A; May
l.45A; September 1884,; SeDtcmber
winter 1929: December l.42A.
Corn No. yellow 7GM77.
Oats No. 3 white 34i.M35. b.
Barley 5OIGl.
Rye No. 2, ylM03ia.
Flax No. /. 2.28U2.29.
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FOR SALE

TWO STORY six room house, three
bedrooms, full basement, furnace
heat, maple floors, double garage
east front, fine lawn and shrubbe nv
Convenient to schools. Price ST, 2M
with terms.
FIVE ROOM, one story cottage. fully
modern. Maple floors, two sleep.
Lot 6Oxi5o. East front. Price
$500. $1,000 cash down paymen MT
With terms on balance.
SIX ROOM one story cottage, fully
MODERN, semi-business property
Lot 16xl4O feet. This is y choice
Investment at $4,000 with $1,000
cash ind 6 per cent interest on bal
ance.
TWO STORY six .oom house. full
basement. hot water heat, maple
floors. three sleeping rooms with
! closets. bath. Convenient to
schools. Price 5000 with terms.
ONE STORY five room bungalow.
hot water heat. maple floors, full
basement. House in excellent con.
dition. Price $5.75O with terms.
EIGHT ROOM two story house, three
sleeping rooms. two sun pOrches,
two fire ->'aces, full basement d..
vided into vegetable. laundry and
furnace room. Maple floors thru
out. Garage attached. Lot 75xl4O.
Price $4,000 with terms.
LOANS promptly closed on improved
city property.
INSURANCE written in good reliable
companies.
1T WILL pay you to call on me be-
fore you buy, you can't do any bet-
ter and NAV do much worse. have
large listing of choice houses and
lots for sale in all parts Of the city
and when YOU think Of Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance, think of
PRICE OWENS
Eltinge Block. Room -. Tel. 42l
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CHICAGO p0IlLTRY

Chicago. Aug. d. Poultry
alive steady: receipts five cars; fowls
2Ol2 M26: broilers 25n30: springs, "a
M27: turkeys "a; ROSTERS Is; ducks
%; geese 10.
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HOUSES AND FLATS


FOR RENT-Modern flats. 4 room
and g room. nnfuraished, with
heat and water. Fer Sale: Z room
house on so foot lot. Also lOOxl 80
foot lot opposite Roosevelt school
Phone 9O6. Cora s. Mclean. after
p. m.
WANTED-House or apartment. s q
6 room furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house by middle Of
November. Write p. o. Box O6l,
Bismarck.
FOR SAILS room bungalow. Ca
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments 1T . very req.
soneble price. Phone 02l.
FOR RENT-Six room bungalow To-
Gated at 20 Ave. d. Ready to be
occupied Sept. LIST. Inquire Mar.
tin Bourgeois, Bismarck.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern house
in good residential district. Beau
tifully furnished. II you're looking
for something good-sse this. 7O2
Seventh St. Phone 357M.
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nnNNRA pnI n. n .n1In

MinnSeaAlisyi ASg. 2A-(Atl--rlour
l0scen4a lower. III carload lots. fam
ilx patents quoted at 6.aO : barrel in
98.p6uhd cStton sackss ssAipments
o3A6& harrsJs. \
11AR 49,
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RANGE or CARROT SALES

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug. 28-lAPl
,daT s.st RI ' i.saH6i.sl%: No, !
amber durum !. 33isl6l 90: No. 3 am
her durum l.47ls @1.57A; No. l mixed
durum l.47h.
Corn No. 2 yellow 79O79ls.
Oats No. 3 white 35A 636.
Rye No. 2. 94M. w
Barley samnle grade E8MGl.
Flax No. l. 2.28MM2.3O.
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FARGO blJTTER

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 28--(AP)--Bnt.
ter fat. churning cream 80; packing
stock "a.
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POTATOES

POTATOES
rh;""~o Aug. % Potatoes:
Receipts l03: on track ll5; total u
5. shipments 500 cars: trading very
SOW. a"u irregular; market unsettled
and very weak: Kansas and Missouri
sacked Irish cobblers 2.lOM2.3O;
mostly around 2.2O; Idaho, Colorado
sacked round whites 2.20@a.50; Min
nesOta sacked carly Ohios $4,000 90:
Wisconsin sacked round white 2.l5M
$50. according to quality.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
|. Chicago. Aug. c8-(AP)-Butter
unchanged: receipts 1l,l27 tubs.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 0,GOs
cases.
Cheese higher; twins gov 02i:
twin daisies '2lA @1s; single daisies
21'aGlA; Americas 21h@A: long
horns 2li3MN; brick poe.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAM

NUTN15S0V TN NJ
'"hicoro. Aug. 2a--(AP)- Cash
wheat No. red 1.34@1.3lM; No.
hard LASH.
Corn No. yellow 76la; No. 2 white
1917.
Oats No. white 38H; No. 3 white
36@87A.
Ne No. 2. S7M@97A.
Barley 5O@70.
Timothy seed 5.3OG5.75.
Clover seed 2S!5O@31. 80.
Lard 1910.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies l7.76,
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
CANDY SALESMAN, experienced in
selling the retail trade. Steady
position and unlimited earning pow.
cr for good salesman. Must have
car. Position open with large
manufacturer selling full line qnal-
ity bulk and package candies al
popular prices. Give experience in
fun in first letter. 100 Tribune.
statesmen $45 per week guaranteed
Fast selling gum and peanut ven
ders. Trade in old machines. FIX.
D3rience unnecessary. Jim Heap
makes $500 per month. Peerless
Products Co., Keystone building,
Kansas City. Mo.
COLLECTION AGENCY-Want trav.
cling Salesman-Auditor. Solicit
contracts. Appoint sub agents.
500 weekly. Give references. In.
te-.at; nal, $40 Mills Bldg, San
Francisco.
=" s.aon WEEKLY. Big commits sio on !
and weekly salary. Reliable house
Guarantee. dealers turnover OF
money back. Rapid promotion
Anew Speciality Co., Cedar Rap
ids, Ia.
TAKE ORDERS for coffee, sugar
flour. meats. canned goods. staple
groceries, also paints, radio sets,
tires, auto and tractor oils. No
capital or bond required. We de-
liver and collect. Permanent bust
ness: Big pay. Write ut once,
Hitchcock-1ill Co., Dept. SIC, Chi
-OL.EC1:ON AGENCY wants travel
ing Salesman-Auditor. Solicit con-
tracts. Appoint sub-agents. 500
tional. 5l9 Mills Bldg, San Fran
cisco.
SALESMEN-Sel Used Tires, New
Tubes and Skived Shoes to dealers
Liberal commission paid weekly,
Exclusive territory. Sales Manager,
907 Willow St.. Chicago.
KEAL OPPORTUNITY with steady
advancement for salesman with ear.
Home territory. Old established
National advertising business.
Write Tribune No. lO4.
SALESMAN -Converters of Silk and
Cotton Novelty Wash Fabrics re-
quire salesman to carry their line.
No objection to side line. Turell
Friedman, Inc. SO Worth St., New
York.
MAN OF good character and neat
appearance for permanent n0sitiOn
as salesman. Real Silk Hosiery
Mills.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Aug. 2S-(AP)-Libcrty
bonds closed: 3 l-2s 1914; first 4
las lOl.2S: second Las 10O.24;
,'hird 4 las 1914: fourth 4 las
1925; U. S. G. ; GAS 1Ol.13: u. S. e.
Is 1929; U. S. &. 4 las 1916. 4.
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MlSCEl.LANEOlys

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE--A az Winchester repaeA.
ing rifle. New. Call 1861, afeso
Q p. m.
HAY FOR SALE-lOO tons upland hev
in the stack. Chas. Morton. r. =
No. ], Driscoll. N. D.
HAY FOR SALE-7O tons OF Geo1
hay in stacks. Write or con- "a
Kongsberg. lesson 4 Donke.
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WRNlruR1 ron sALR

1U1NlTuR1 ron SALE
FOR SALE-One heating stove. On.
library table. One bed and dresser
Phone 1877 or call at 500 Main St.
FOR SALE-One dining room set OF
table. six chairs and china closet
One Anglo Persian 9xl2 rug. Child's
bed and blankets. library table,
/ piano and wicker stool. Ironing
798 mornings.
FOR SAIlE-Corplete household fur.
nishings. including two bed room
suites and one dining room suite,
Aleo electric washer, vacuum
cleaner and other articles too nu-
merous ~ mention. Call at 500
Third s;.eet.
FOR SALE-Piano, excellent condi-
ton. Wekers Bush & Lane. Price
1915. Cash $3.50. balance easy
terms. Mrs. koetke. Ill Eleventh
Ave. N. w. Mandan. Phone 323- NJ
Mandan.
FOR SAI.E-Two wicker chairs. q
davenport and bed, kiddy car, and
walking chair at all Ave. A. Phone
1862 ".
FOR SALE-Electric stove, nearly
new. also ice box. Apt. 1. over
Golden Rule Store.
FOR SALel-Two good matt res SEES.
Also one used. by 10 rug in
fairly good condition. All Fifth st.
Phone 273.
FOR SALE-Second hand electric
Washing machines. French + WEIGH
Hardware store.
FOR nALE--Sunparlor furniture and
'victrola. Phone as.
LOST-White and orange Spaniel
puppy. Short tail. n. F.. Jones.
Tel. 9l5.
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OFFICE ROOM ron RENT

FOR RENT-Dental office rooms
formerly occupied BY DR.. KsrshAw,
suitable for any kind Of IN office.
Inquire City National Bank, Bis
maPck.
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NOTICE

Kids well lse received far srnse~De
Ing s"kss"I house M. /: In Waite
Sch0Ol District M. ~. WOrF e. ~
completed. b. Second Monday II
S~NteMh"~. t'Hntruet let - 1Wsys.st
responsible bidder. Hoard has ptwhS
~ reject nny or III klds. xpe~lftea.
tlOms emu. ke seen at clerks office,
ssa6~ - ~ epracd Am9. ~. 1921. ~
clerks office ks:At y. ".
MRS. p. VI. GOSNES.
Clerk Of Waite HchOOo District.
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