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El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23


para dejar libre el paso al represen-
tante Papal, y acompanantes. Todos
lleyaban capas negras sobre sus So
tanas. a exception del Cardenal Bon
zano, quien llevaba una casaca de do
BILE botonadura a lie llegaba hasta ei
tobillo.
Ocupando cuarenta automobiles. de
la residencia del Obispo de Chicago,
salieron, habiendo visitado. al Gober-
nadory Mayor de la ciudad en- Ell Pa
lacio Municipal.
Seguire enviando correspondence
extensa sobre ell particular.
CHICAGO, nl.-Junio 22.-Ayel
en- el gran estadfo construido expro
feso, Sc efect6 una solemne misa a
la que -concurrieron millares de milla-
res de personas, los prelados que han
venido al Congreso Y los Principles
de la Iglesia.
Mas de sesenta mil niHos, cantaron
la misa en- latin, con pesfecta pronun
ciacion, los que fueron ensenados
desde hace varios meses, para ell efec-
to, por Ell professor Singenberges.
Durante ell camino rumbo al Esta-
dio, en- que iban primero los prelados
de inferiores categorias, hasta termi-
mar con el Delegado del Papa, varios
aeroplanos volaron sobre el campo,
dando mas realce a la suntuosidad de
la ceremonial.
Los principales funcionarios publ
cos, asi como el Gobernador de Nue-
va York y su famiiia, que Sc encHeB-
tgsn aqpi, hsistieron a Ia misa.
El c6Yresg6nsal,
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
UN RAID AEREO
MEXICOB. AIRES
VA FUE ENCONTRADA MRS
MCPHERSON.

va fus encontrada Mrs. Me-
PhersOn. mas bien dicho, ella ha
aparecido en- Douglas, Ariz. en-
donde esta recluida en- un Hospi-
tai. .-..-- ...--- -. go ..-.-.--.......
Hoy, a las ocho de la manana,
lie telefoneo a su madre, Mrs. Mi
nnie KeBbedy, Los Angeles, Cal.
y las palabras de la celebre evan
gelista para la progenitora de sus
dias, fueron las siguientes:
Hello mi querida madre. 81, mi
dulce corazon---No estoy lesio
NADIA, no estov heridaYo estoy
,erfectamente, pero yo no puedo
hablarte demasiado Los dos hom
-b=as- -eextasan-s sni- esbello. pa
ra enviarlo como Identification de
que 20 era No, mi vida, no es-
toy herida. ElIos no me lesiona-
ROM
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
De rodillas Sc presenciaba Ell
trayecto del convoy, desde
su salida de Nueva York
hasta Chicago.
Bendicio6n Papal
Ha sido dada por Ell Represen,
tante de su Santidad ell
Papa y por los demas Carde
males que asisten al Congreso
Unicamente para
eel Fronterizo"

CHICAGO, Ill.-Junio 22.-En
Mundelein, un sector suburbano de
Chicago, Sc inauguro, con toda Ia
pompa y solemnidad debida, el Vige-
simo Septimo Congreso Eucaristico
International, con cuyo motive, Sc
gun calculos, a concurrido esta ciu-
dad no menos de 1000. 900 millones
de peregrinos.
Toda la ciudad reviste inusitado
movimiento Y todos los quienes in
teresa ell Congreso Eucaristico pos
men de su parte todo 10 que esta a s8
alcance, por obsequiar los visitan-
tes v para que. Sc lleven una buena
impression de los Estados Unidos. So
bre este ra dcho el Arzobispo de Chi
cago: Esta amistad no ha sido nunca
cultivada como debiera, pero haran
ellos por nosotros, 10 que nosotros a
nuestra vez debemos hacer por ellos.
Suntuosisimas fueron las ceremo
MAS O. Sc efectuaron ell domingo, en-
la Catedral d. Sacro Nombre. Ell Pre-
sente trono del Cardenal Mundellin.
Arzobispo de Chicago, fue ocupado,
como 10 sera durante todo ell Congre-
so, por ell Delegado Papal, estando
frente a el, del otro lado del santua
rio, los diversos tronos para cada unc
de los cardenales visitantes, estando
todos. los tronos decorados con una
magnificencia sin igual.
En- medic de escenas esplenderosas
y en- presencia del mas grande nu
nero de Arzobispos, Abades, Monse-
nores v Clerigos que Sc hayan reuui-
dos fuera de la misma Roma, fu6 en-
donde ell Delegado Papal, hizo entire.
ga la Venerable Asambfea del men
sale personal de su santidad Bene
dicto XII.
FL mensaje fue totalmente diferen
te de todas las bendioiones ' demas
que Sc han hecho p1blicos hasta el
presente.
Los Caballeros de San Gregorio
aparecieron ataviados con sus unifor-
mes de gala. siguiendo vistiendo ell
mismo traje solamente en- las grandcs
ceremonies en- la Catedal V en- las
misas pontificales cue Sc efectuaron
en- el estadfo militar.
Millares de policias mantienen al.
gunos pasajes libres, a los extremes
de la plaza.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23

Tales, mas menos, fueron las
palabras de Mrs. Aimee Semple
Mcpherson, para su madre, al te-
Iefonearle de Douglas, Ariz. Los
Angeles, CAL, dandole cuenta de
que habia podido escapar de los
hombres que la habian secuestrado
para obtener fuerte suma por res
cate.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
A HINDENBURG
CON MOTIvO DE UNA
CARTA QUE ENvIARA
De nuestro
Servieio Especial.

Berlin, JUNO 22.-Una serie de alta
ques sumamente acerbos ha recibido
ell Presidente Hindinburg, en- el Seno
del Reichstag, por parte de los soeia-
listas, con motive de la carta que en-
vic mostrandose contrario la con-
fiscaci6n de las propiedades de los
ex-gobernadores.
Sc acusa abiertamente Hinder
burg de violar la neutralidad que pro-
metiera observar al hacerse cargo de
la primera magistratura de la naci6n
alemana.
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Prisiio6n Perpetua
pOr haber aSeSi-
nado a Su espOSa
Tai pena lie ha sido impuesta a
Benito Garcia. en- la ciudad
de los Angeles, California.
Unicamente para
eel Fronterizo"

FL Fronterlzo
Los Angeles, Cal, JUNO 22.-Be-
nito Garcia, de nacionalidad mexico
ma, tendra Que pasar ell resto de sas
dfas en- la prisi6n, seg1n la senten-
cia que le ha sido impuesta, en- vir-
tud de haber asesinado su esposa,
infiriendole doce tremendas punala-
das. :.
Ell movil por ell cual Garcia, en- el
mes de mario del presente, mat6 a
su esposa, en- Belvedere, fue por los
celos que lie ocasionaron la amistad
de un amigo de su mujer. No Sc lle7
vo a jurado ell case de Garcia. en-
virtud de que<<ste coRfesd sa delito,
dictando ell Juez la sentencia.
Ell Correponsal.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. April 7.-(U., S. Depart
ment Of Agriculturc.)- -Hogs 10000;
fairly active; fully steady with Tues
days best time or 10 to 20 higher
tn close; lao to 100 pound kind
1870; bulk desirable $50 to 200 pound
averages 12.S0@13.l0: sorted 225 to
.40 pound averages l2.OOM12.35; bulk
$50 to $50 pound butchers 1000
1870; packing sows mostly 1880
1850; outlet for slaughter pigs very
narrow; heavyweight hogs 10000
1900; medium 1l.25@13.O0; light
12.10M13.50; light light l2.35@l3.50:
packing sows 1O.00@10.60; slaughter
pigs l3.25Ml3.75.
Cattle 1000; fat steer trade un-
even; mostly steady with Tuesdays
decline; few yearlings to shippers
strong; spots shade higher on light
weight hcifcrs; few early sales Of fed
steers. all weights 9.75@lO.25; latter
price paid for geo pound heifers; she
stock strong; bulls 10 to Is higher;
two way market on vcalerx, most light
calves to packers 9.OO@9.25; choice
selections upward to 1000; few at
1850.
Sheep $1,000; fat lambs fairly ac-
tice; early sales steady to strong;
few wooded native lambs 1895; de-
sirablc wcighty clipped lambs 1000
i1l.15; best clippers held around
1175; practically no shcsring lambs
on sale; few fat sheep steady; clipped
light wethcrs 900; heavy clipped
aged wcthcrs 800; odd lots of fal
wool ewes upward to 9.2J. ,,,,.
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STOCK PRICES
TURN EASIER
Weakness Develops in Some of
the Popular Industrials :
This Morning

New York. April 7-~tR)-Stock
prices. which have been moving
steadily upward in quiet trading for
the past week, began to turn soft this
afternoon when weakness developed
in some Of the popular industrials.
Hudson Motors. General Electric and
American Can bore the brunt Of the
selling. cancclling their early gains
and sagging a point or more below
yesterdays closing quotations.
Easier call money renewal rates en-
couraged resumption Of constructive
operations in several sections. of the
list during the morning. The increase
in crude oil production last week had
restraining influence on the oil
shares and sugars were heavy in SYM
pathy with lower commodity prices.
Several Of the independent stecls,
notably Otis Steel preferred. Mid.
land Steel products preferred. and
Vanadium, recovered extreme gains
of two to nearly four points in. the
early trading. although the weekly
steel trade reviews reported further
softening Of pig iron prices, now the
lowest since last October. Packard
and Eaton Axle featured the carly adj
vance in the :automotive issues. Buy
ing. of the rails conferred largely in
Jersey Central, $500" preferred and
St. Louis Southwestern up two to five
points, with Delaware and Hudson
cunning rcactionary in the afternoon.
The late selling was regarded as a
natural sequel to the sustained rise
of prices during the last few days,
and was generally regarded as a tenn
porary read ustmcnt Of the specula-
tive position. The action Of the mar
kct since the drastic reaction last
month has been regarded as satisfac-
tory by bankers.
!. The closing was irregular. Profit
taking continued through the final
dealings as buying power began to
show signs Of exhaustion. Indications
Of scattered short selling also were
present, with United States Steel,
Baldwin. Mack Trucks, Dupont.
chesapeake and Ohio and North.
American forced one to two points
below last nights closing prices.
Some support. however, was aroused
for the American and Adams Express
issues. International Paper and U. S.
Rubber. Sales appropriated ll,250.O0O
shares. t -
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WHEAT BREAKS UNDER
YESTERDAYS CLOSE

Minneapolis, Mimi, April 7-(R)-
Wheat futures were extremely dull
today. prices holding within q narrow
range and INDIGESTION showing in all
markets, foreign and domestic. Steady
cables and fairly large exports sales
yesterday started prices slightly
higher, but buying power was lacking
and the market held within - cent
range until near midscssion, when
there was break AD's cents under
yesterdays close.
Oats were firm. May rye held
within y cent range, trailing wheat.
My barley was dull and firm. May
fl&ksecd cascd y cent and recovered.
Wheat sold unchanged premiums to
cent better. with some Of the light
weight offerings at 2 cents better.
Durum was quiet and steady.
Corn was firm to one cent better.
Oats were steady firm. Rye was
quiet and firm. Barley offerings
were light and demand was fair.
Flax seed was firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE Building 4ox4O double
store arrangement with lot Sc feet
wide on Main street located in town
having two railroads, elevator,
school and church. This property
is constructed for store on one side
and poOlroOnl, restaurant or barber
shop and poolroom combined OH the
other side. Pool room equipment
complete. This property for sale
due, to Eoor health. Must be sold
ut once. Immediate possession. For
full information write Bismarck, N.
D.. p. o. Box No. 1875.
FOR SALE-Now is the time to select
your summer resort. Why not come
to Island Lake, the pretticst and
most picturesque lake Of Minncs0-
p ta's 10000 lakes. Just opened up.
It abounds in fish. game and ber-
ries. An ideal place to spend your
summer vacation away from the
noise and hustle Of a crowded re-
sort. have for sale cottage and
twenty lots on the west shore Of
this beautiful lake. Call or write.
A. L. Woodmark, 2lO Broadway
Bismarck. N. ID.
WE HAVE purchased a complete
house moving outfit and arc ready
to submit bids on moving large or
small buildings. Our foreman has
hud - years Experience moving.
We also do cxcavating. i. IL.
Evarts and VIM. Gagncr. Office
Phone 818.
FOR SALE-My entire flock Of poul-
try. including fifty purcbrcd White
Rock females and seven males.
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few lighter weights up to 500; can
ners and cutters 3.75@4.25; bologna
bulls 4.75@5.5: stockers and feed
ers slow, $3.50 $50. Calves 1900;
steady good lights largely $50.
Hogs $4,000; opening sales mostly
steady; desirable 100 to around 200
poung averages 12.50@l2.75; medium
weight butchers salablc from 1l.75@
1926; heavy butchers NJ .&@11.50;
packing sows 0.75@l0.00: bulk good
pigs 1926; average cost Tuesday
1876; weight 221.
Sheep 100; about steady; best &c
heavies down to 100; best 10 pound
wooded ewes 900.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished
room suitable for two persons.
Ground floor. outside entrance.
Small garage for rent. APO Fifth
Street.
FOR RENT--Two clean and. we'll
furnished light housekeeping rooms
and also sleeping room in "a
modern home. Call ut ZIG Second
St.
FOR RENT-Cozy furnished room in
modern home. Suitable for either
one or two. Colse in. Phone $500.
82l Main Street.
FOR RENT--Coxy furnished room in
modern home. Suitable for either
one or two. Close in. Phone $500.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN - In new
modern home. Hot water at all
times. Enquire sos 7th Street.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchcnettc and closet. all
Fifth St. Telephone 273.
Room for rent in modern home
close in. for gentlemen only.
Phone OCT.
FOR rem attractive room.
Phone 682 or 1914.
FOR KENT--Prcasant room in mod
crn home. Phone 948.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 3l2
9th Street.
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NOTICE az MORTGAGE SALE DY
,ADVERTISI:MENT
Notice Is Hereby Given. That that
certain Mortgage, executed and de-
livcred 10y Fred Middlcsteadt and
Laura MiddlestcaIt. husband and
Agency, "A corporation. Mortgagce,
dated the 2lst day Of January. \. II.
nineteen hundred aud twenty. aud
filled for record in the office or the
Register OF Deeds Of the County Of
BuriciEh, and state Of North Da :
1920. and recorded in Cook 1871 of
Mortgages ut page Gil, will be fore
closed by IA sale Of the premises in
such Mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribcd, at the front door &C the
Court Iious" in the City of Els
and State OF North Dakota, ut IN.
hour of two o'clock r. NJ, on the
18th day Of April. 1926. to satisfy
tho amount due upon said Mortgage
Oh the day Of sale.
The premises described i'm said
Mortgage aud which will be sold 10
satisfy the same. are those certain
promises situated in the County OF
Uurlcigh and State OF North Da-
kota. and described as follows. to-
wit: The East Half cf the South
west Quarter tE'. "f SWA) and the
Wn Of seq of Section Two CO.,
in Township One Hundred Forty
two ut2) North. Of Range Seventy
eight (7S) West. of the 18th +. NJ.
On account Of default in the terms
and conditions of said mortgage.
the mUrtgagcc has heretofore and
does hereby elect to declare the en-
tire amount rs secured by aforesaid
mortgage Immediately due and pay
able.
There Will he due on such Mort
gage at the date Of sale the sum Of
Two hundred SiNty-ciGht and O3/lo0
tsoGS. ~ Dollars.
EATON LOAN AGENCY.
MOrtIagcc.
LAWl.ENd'E. MURPHY a. MILES,
Attorneys for MortEaHec,
Fargo, North Dakota.
3-l0-l7-2i-at: I'll
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ADyERTISEMENT FOR DlDs

Scaled bids will be received BIZ tho
Board Of City Commissioners of the
City of Bismarck, North Dakota, un-
til eight o'clock, p. NJ. April 10th,
1926, for hauling garbage for the
season Of 1926. Bids will be received
upon a basis VI price per man, team
and water-tight garbage wagon, for
one or more outfits. per month and
per day. Each bid shall be accom-.
panied BY n certified check for $50. 90
payable to the order Of A. p. Lenhart,
President Of the Board Of City Com
missioners. The Board Of City Com.
missioners reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Nj. ii. Atkinson.
City Auditor.
Publish April 7th. 1lth.
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WHEAT. PRICES
HIGHER TO-DAY
Liverpool Quotations Ar,
Firm and Weather Con.
ditions UnfavOrable
UNSETTLED At CLOSE

Chicago, April 7-lR)Aggrcs.
sivc selling on tho part Of houses
with eastern connections lead to
numerous sctbacks In wheat today
hut the market rallied IN soon As
selling ceased The selling mp.
pcsrcd to be Of . speculative
sort. with view Of replacement
through purchases At declines.
Export demand proved slow, but
tho worlds available wheat sup.
ply decreased 1882 900 bushels for
the week. and there was some APP
prchensiOn over alternate freeE-
ing and thawing weather.
Wheat closed unsettled ut the
same rs yesterdays finish to -
cent higher: corn at one cent 10
ono and thrce-cighths advance,
and oats Is cents to = cent mp.
Chicago, April 7-@-Helped by
firmness Of Liverpool quotations and
by unfav0rGblc weather conditions fol
the seeding Of spring wheat north.
west, wheat prices averaged little
higher today in the early dealings
Indications Of good export demand
for North American wheat tended
also to uphold values. Trading here
in future deliveries, however, lacked
volume. and the market was easily in
fluenced.
Chicago opening prices, unchanged
to q cents higher. May new l.573xN
i.5Sis and July 1885 Is @l.36, were fol
lowed by something Of sag. and
then BY a moderate fresh uptnrn.
Corn and oats kept within marrow
limits. sustained more or less by firm
ness of wheat and by adverse condi
tons for hauling Of corn and fo1
seeding Of oats. After opening un
changed to u off. May 7l@h cent
cofh remained near to initial figures
Oats started at tho same as yes,
tef1ay's finish to x cent higher; MAY
AIN Mla cents and later showed bu
little change.
Provisions were steady.
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NOTICE: OF MORTGAGES FORE
ClOSliRl! SA1.Do

NLVS y Uls S!NLW
WHEREAS. Default has been
made in the terms and conditions OF
that certain mortgage hereinafter
described by the non payment OF the
one amortization instailmcnt OF
Three Hundred Twenty-Five (S326.OW
taxes Ia the sum OF Two Thouspnd
-Four Hundred Sixty-fiyc and hIlOD
N2iGo.O5D Dollars paid October 80. ];
W.. covering III. years 1920. .1v2lS
1872 and 1923: and in the sum 81
Four hundred Forty-ninc and C/10D
1925 60, cring the year 1924. <:
NOW. THEREFORE,, NOTICE Is
llEl:EHY GINEN. That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Carroll p. King and Maud NJ. King.
his wife, ,n"rtgasors, TO The Federal
Land Bank of Saint Paul. a body COR
porate, Of the City Of st. Paul. Coun-
~ OF Ramsey. State Of Minnesota.
mortSaSec. dated August !. 1913. and
filed for record in the office of tho
~ North Dakota. on August ~, lHtH.
and recorded In Book 15l Of Mort
cages. at Page 335, will be forccloscd
by a sale OF the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described.
at the front door OF the Court House.
IN the City Of bismarck. County Of
Rurlcirh. and State Of North Dakota.
at the hour Of :. o'clock Il. NJ. ON the
3rd day Of May. 1876. to satisfy the;
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day of sale, for said defaulteu
installmcnts. said sale is to he
made subject and inferior to the un
paid ba lance of the principal and in
tercst which will become suisse (.
qucntly due and payable on tho.
aforesaid mortgage OF The Federal
Land Bank Of 81. Paul amounting ~
Nine Thousand Eigh,y-six and ?1IloO
tSsuSC.HD Dollars The premises de-
srri',rd in such mortgage and which,
VIII be sold to satisfy the same. aeG
situate in the County Of Burlcigh,
and State Of North Dakota. and de-.
scrihed as follows: 5.ea
Al Section Three. t3D and the
South Half Of the North Half ISL.
NtaI OF Section Two t2), Township
one Hundred Thirty-cight $3.50 /.
North, Range Sevcnty-eight l7S)
Wsst; and al OF IT., the North e Iaif
One Hundred Thirty-nine
n39) North. Range Seventy.eight
t1S) West, lying south OF the North.
crn Pacific Railways right Of way.
Nine Hundred Fifty t950)
acres. more or less.
There will be due on said mort
gage at the date Of sale fer said de-
faulted insta llment and taxes the
sum of Three Thousand Three Hun
dred Sixty-four and 8/lOO tx3364.O8D
Dollars. together. with statutory at
torncy's fees aud costs Of foreclos-
urc AS provided by law.
Dated this goth day Of March,
1896.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OH SAINT PAUL.
Ralpl, G. Morton,
Attorney for MortgaEcc,
y. -.
-sl-l-7-14-e1-es
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, April 7--LP}-,Butter low
err; receipts 1896 tubs; creamery ex-
tras 39h; standards 39.; extra
Nrsts 36la@39; firsts 37.@3S; sec
onds 36@37.
~ Eggs lower; receipts 25,823 cases;
firsts 28@A; ordinary firsts q; stor-
age pack extras 30A; storage firsts
29&.
Cheese unchanged.
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RANGE OF CARLOT sALES

Minneapolis. April 1--lR-Range
Of carlot grain sales: J. Wheat No. l
dark northern l.6OH@i661s; No. 2
dark northern 1854 @166ls; No. 3
dark northern LASH al Co.'s. No. /
hard spring l.62ts @1.67. No. mixed
wheat Isl u.
Corn No. 5 yellow. COZ. =
Oats !, Nc: 2 white, ss& gao; No. 3
Rye No. 3, 82N.
Barley sample grade. $1,000; No.
3, 60.
Flax No. l.. 2.34@2:5. 800 -
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so. ST. PAUL, LlyESTOCK,

South st. Paul. April TT S. De-
partmcnt of Agriculture. Cattle 81
900: opening very slow ut Tuesdays
tull decline. uhdertonc again weak on
all classes. quality rather plain: bulk
steers and ycarlings eligible around.
$50 and down; she stock largely 4.60
$3.50 on cows; J.75@7.0O on heifcrs;
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\ INV .AVUIVVI
Publish April 7th, 14th.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR bids

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the City Auditor Of the City
Of Bismarck, North Dakota. until
eight o'clock. p. M, April 10Th, 1926,
for the construction Of sidewalks.
cross.walks. and the relaying Of block
walks. in the said clay of Bismarck
cr:ink the season Of 1926, in accord
anec With The ordinances Of said city.
Each hid must be accompanied by
- certified cheek. which check shall
h, ia IN" sun, Of $1,000 forfeited to
" CITY or Bismarck in case the
patty whose bid is accepted shall
fail to enter into a contract with the
said city.
Plans and specifications are ON
file in the office Of the City Auditor
and the City Engineer.
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
NJ. II. Atkinson.
City Auditor.
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SALES n AN

.,4Al.r.oA.ADtr4, UK Mt.N - 70 repre-.
sent "Carol Lee Dress Shops" in
Western No. Dakota. Guaranteed
line and large commissions. Write
Dist. Manager, Mrs. J. +. Rogers.
Zap. No. Oak.
statesmen WANTED--Guarant d
Salary, commission and bonuses.
See Mr.. VIM. Naatus. Gackle, N. d..
or write United Wooden Co.. Du.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
{ Minneapolis, April 7.--fR-Flour
unchanged; shipments 25,SS3 barrels.
Bran $500
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CHICACO GRAN

Chicago, April 7-LP-Cash grain:
Wheat No. 2 hard 1.59h@1.631a.
Corn No. mixed, GIN; 3 yellow,
68A @69H..
Oats No. 2 white, 41h @4l1s; No.
3 white, Ala @42h.
Rye. No sales.
Barley, 68@n.
Timothy seed. 6.00@7.OO.
Clover seed 28.00@32.00.
Lard, 14s77. G
Ribs, 1850. 4
Bellies. 1887.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished two
to five room apartment with private
bath and garage. centrally located
by single man. Phone 727.
WANTED TO RENT - or, s room
modern house or modern apart
.mcnt, Phone 600.