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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-08
FOR SAFE


8 ROOM modern bungalow, 2 large
bed rooms with closets, hardwood
floor, fine porch, full basement,
cement floor, hot and cold water in
basement, Mueller furnace, south
front, we'll located, fine home, for
$4,76O, on terms.
8 ROOM moderM house, 3 bed rooms,
near schools and car line for $1,000.
5000 cash and balance like rent.
s ROOM new nearly oil modern bum
galow, east front, near school, so
foot lot, in fine location, for $1,000,
on terms.
4 ROOM mudern house. Is foot lot.
$3.50 cash and balance like rent.
s ROOM m odern house, 2 bed rooms,
hardwood floors, full basement, ga
rage, trees and lawn, a nice home
for $4,000, on terms.
9 ROOM modern home in Rivcrview,
bed rooms, sun parlor, oak floor
ing, up and down stairs, full base
ment, garage in basement, first
story succeed, near school, for
$500. on terms.
3 ROOM modern house on Sixth
street, 4 bed rooms, east front, hot
water heat, hardwood floors down
stairs, for trade for satisfactory
Burleigh county acre property.
6 ROOM modern house in River
view, bed rooms, oak floors up
and down stairs. full basement.
near scohOl, quite new, for $4,000,
on good terms. "@t.'
z ROOM modern house, at least ,
bed rooms, fine porch, hardwood
floors. full basement. east front
fine lot, best location, near schools,
on terms.
GENERAL STORE in Burleigh county
for trade for Burleigh county acre
unincumbered real estate.
THREE fine building lots on Ninth
street with east front.
Geo m RrcClQTRR.
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Published In accordance with prI
Visions OF section ~ VI Chhpter lSA,
In W. Of 1929. requiring all tfaaattr-
ers hetwe the first aud tenth day
of the months Of January, May ANA
September In each year 10 publish
once IN some newspaper IN the
county. the names OF dep%sitoTs.
amount Of bond Furnished by such
deposit DRY.
Name OF Bank or Depository !. j..
........:. Farmers stats Rank
Amount az Deposit .$2533.95
Description Of Deposit -. Checking
/ Account, t+fa A
Amt OF Dep. Bond Given by
,,hn a"E or ,,ond ''''''..'' s s;vvv;"g'
Rate Of Interest. CheckinE $3.50. 49,
Depository or Repositories have been
duly designated by governing
Depository bonds have been occurred
Mt least equal to the amount de-
pOHlted. Yes.
Bonds have been made In favor at
the political subdivision. Yea.
The form nf bond has been approved
by the States Attorney. Yes.
The bonds have been approved by
tho School Board. Yes.
Bonds are on file with County
Auditor. Yes. :.
!. u. =. Meyer. Treasurer or Gus
tOdtan OF the public funds Of CrO6te
County. baldwin. North Dakota, do
aolemiy swear that the above report
IL correct To the best Of my know
ledge. Information and belief. an OF
III. r. MEYER.
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FOR SAFE

ROOM new modern, kouse IL ~.
cellent neighbotAeod and close To-
schools; has garage and hot water
heat; quarter sAWed oVk finishi
down Stair, hard voot riders
throughout, upstairs kitchenette
with electric range: Gas range
downstairs; fine basement with
laundry, vegetable ana fufuace
rooms separate; east front and has
large trees. Close to schools t6.SOO.,
A genuine bargain.
8 ROOM new modern bungalow; .fihe'
basement and additional room
finished in. the basement; close to
schools. This IL ! we'll built and
pretty bungalow and priced very
low. $4,000. !,
Z ROOM modern house with garage
close to court house; has east front
and for down town location cannot
be excellsd. $1,000. Terms.
Z ROOM modern house with karage;
extra lot with handsome trees; has
east front and close to schools. A
pretty and homelike place; in choice
residence district. Only $500.
Terms.
ROOM new modern house with fine
basement; maple floors and garage;
close to schools and in excellent
neighborhood. We believe this to
be one Of the best bargains in the
city. Be sure to make IN appoint
ment with US to see It. We recon-
mend this house as q real bargain,
it being priced much below its real
value. $500. Terms.
s ROOM modern house with bath and
garage; close to schools and In
choice location: 43,6O0. Terms.
4 ROOM partly modern house with
full basement: has city water In
the house and barn; has 8 lots.
Good place for chickens and garden.
81, Ice witk11ayh-px1HG1tuf4 $500.
5 ROOM house with toilet; city wa.
ter, gas; electric light and sink in
kitchen. Corner Of Ninth street
and Avenue A, $4,000. 500 cash.
LET US show you what We have for
sale in houses and lots. We think
we can save you money.
HARVEY HARRIS Z COMPANY
H0skins Hlock.
J. r. Jackson, Manager.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Sept. 8-(U. s. d. Of A. ,
Hogs 10000: fairly active; all inter.
esAs buying: general market fully
STEADY; outside demand helping heavy
hog market; spots Is to % cents high
er on butchers averaging 2GO pounds
upward and packing sows; top l4.25;
choice 200 pound averages upward Ia
that nrice: bulk 30 pounds down
13.75@l4.2O: bulk 22O to $50 pound
butchers l3.25013.85; bulk 26O to 3O0
pound averages 12.15D13.1O; few
butchers 325 to $50 pounds 1904
1900: most light packing sows 1925
M1lOO; few heavies below 1896: early
bulk slaughter pigs 13.OO@l3.5O;
heavyweight l1.5O@l3.5O: medium
weight l3.OOM14.25; light weight 1916
MlA.25; light lights l3.OO@l4.OO;
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PRICES YIELD SHARPLY
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis, Sept. S-(AP--Clcar-
ing weather in western Canada and u
decrease in export demand brought
greater pressure on wheat futures to-
day and prices yielded sharply. The
decline exacted better support. how
ever, and the undertone turned stub
born. Closing losses were N@lA
here. Futures were relatively
stronger than outside markets at the
opening hut finally dragged off IN
MlA.
Number I hard spring was 3@l3
cents over September prices, number
| dark northern z to II cents over
and number ! northern ! to IL over,
Winter wheat was steady to firm,
choice in good demand.
Corn offerings were light and
strong to one cent higher for choice.
Oats were in light supply and fair
to good demand.
bye was steady with fair to good
demand.
Barley was strong.
Flaxseed was firm to strong.
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DEStRABEE HOMES

A NEW SIX ROOM MOpERN HOME
locator ~ 1lS West fAayet' street,
having three nice bed rooms. screen
porch. fire place. French doors be-
tween dining room and living room,
cloak closet off liviKk room, hard
wood floors. built Ia features,
large full basement, fNr1aACe hest,
xas.hot water heater, gas stove In
Kitchen, laundry tubs. This heue
was built for the owner and 10 be-
ink offered. for sale because the
! oWhef l. leaving the city. After
tAe fitst payment Ii made, the bal.
alleN h payable under best possible
terms. Present mortgage encUm.
btgnce j. d 900, payable lt the
rutN .Uf $a6.1z per month, ekclndiiiE
the lnterest on the balhHce Of puf.
chAse price remaining from time to
time unpaid. Ut the rate Of 6 per
cent per ahnuth until fully paid. =
TINS AGENCY always has the best
houses that are ON the market With
prices that will TT any buyer. A
LOAN connection enables this
agency to be Of real service to the
|. home buyer.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb bjaek sS Phoae .
Niae years sessjs city s@iiiaS.
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STATEMENT ron PUBLICATION

Published In accordance with pre-
visions Of Section Is Of Chapter 1879.
Laws Of 1928. requiring all treasur-
ers between the first and tenth day
Of the months OF January, May and
September In each year TO publish
once In some newspaper In the
county. the names OF depOsitOrs
amount OF money on deposit and the
amount Of bond furnished by such
Flrst state Bank OF Regain. se32.lc
Description Of Deposit !. Checking
account and sinking fund.
Amt. OF Dep Bond Given by
Char. Of Bond -. Corporate surety
bond.
Regan state Bank, .S7G2:2O
Description OF Deposit Checking
Account.
Amt. or Dep Bond Given by
char Of Bond Corporate surety
Rate Of Interest:
| - ...........4 80
Checkin. Observation-Disclosures. .2Eo
l. a. l.. Garnes. Treasurer or Gus
todian OF the public funds of Regain
school District No. 2. Burleigh
solemly swear that the above report
10 correct to the best Of my know
ledge, Information and belief, an OF
this 4th day Of September, 1896
Notary SeaD
sAe. a. F. Tourtlotte,
Notary Public. lfurleigh County.
My Commission expires March 7th,
1928.
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sows 9.oo0n.25; slaughter

packing sows 9.OOGIn.25; slaughter
pigs 12.250l3.G5.
Cattle $4,000; all grades fed steers
10 to IL cents higher; top yearlings
1i.lO; several loads long yearlings,
medium weight and fairly wcighty
bullOcks 100: several loads scaling
1900 and 1876 pounds 100: she
stock draggy; 10 to IL cents lower:
excepting desirable light hcifcrs;
bulls sharing decline; .ycalers steady
early: now tending lower: bidding
l3.0O6i 1850; early sales l3.5OGDl4.OO
to packers.
Sheep $4,000; slow; fat lambs
strong to Is cents higher than Tues
day; early sales good westerns 1926
@l4.5O; choice kim llfht Vbove f4,76:
top natives to tMy hutep,ers lao:
early l4.OO down; cults steady; early
sales 9.5O@lO.0O: sheep steady bulk
J.6O@G.5O: feeding lambs about
steady; bulk early sales l4.OO@14.05;
best kind held above 1850; late Tues
day top feeding lambs l4.85: hulk
liOOMl4.75.
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK,
General Motors Leads List,
Touching Highest Price
in Month at 22l

New York. Sept. &(AP)--Specu
Iators Tor the advance retained con.
troll in t0day's stock market, hut the
advance was not uniform. Bear trud-
ers attempted to unsettlc the list In
the early trading BY taking advantage
OF the large increase in brokers
loans last month and the higher re.
newal rate for call money but they
failed to make much Roadway and
soon abandoned their efforts.
HuIlish enthusiasm was created by
the optimistic tenor Of the weekly
steel trade reviews and higher di.
vfdends on commercial solvents "B'
and Air Reduction. Buying was we'll
distributed among q number Of steel,
food, equipment. tobacco, copper and
public utility shares, but most rails
were neglected and sluggish.
Motors swung upward under the
leadership Of General Motors, which
had touched 22l, the highest price. In
= month, before the end Of the third
hour. Jordan broke to new low Mt
20 on the passing Of the quarterly
dividend, but the other motors were
not affected. Nash also was in brisk
demand, while Yellow Cab touched a
new peak price.
AOoSc " lies blScult common ana
second preferred each scored II
points to new high records for all
time around 1877.
The usual rumors were in circula-
ton about an early increase in the
re-discount rate Of several federal re-
serve hanks. hut they had little ef-
feet in the early trading.
The closing was irregular. Profit
taking assumed general proportions
in the final hour after realizing sales
had reduced the early gains of United
States Steel and General Motor.
Thinker Roller Bearing, however,
crossed 81 to new high mark for the
year and u revival Of old merger rum
ors accounted for the concurrent
strength Of California Packing and
Postum Cereal. Total sales approxi-
mated 100000 shares.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. 8-iAP)-Wheat
receipts 373 cars compared to 4s8 a
year ago. Cash.: No. l northern
1869 1.39; No. l dark northern spring
choice 70 fancy l.A4@l.47; good to
choice l.4ONll.43; ordinary to good
@i.4o; No. ! hard spring 1880
track 1890, 40; to " arrive I i.ss@i 81
May l.l3h; September 1.3C; Decem-
December winter 100.
y Corn No. 3 yellow 77ls@78.
Oats No. ) white 30Ns MS67k.
Barley 5l@63.
Rye No. 2, OOX @92%.
Flax No. l, 2.32A @c. 33%.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. sap
Range Of carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. 4 dark northern 1856: No. dark
hard winter l.36h@1.41; No. 2 dark
hard winter 1905; No. ! hard winter
1917 No. 2 amber durum l.84k@
TAI ": No. 2 dumum 1904 BAN.
Corn No. 5 yellow 70: No. white
76A; No. 3 white TIA S6ts.
Oats No. 2 white 80.
Rye No. l. elha@o2; No. 2, 0o@
0OA.
Flax No. 1, 2.33@2.34.
Barley sample grade 55@58h; No.
2. &c: No. 3. 6l0166.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. 8-(AP)-Cash
wheat. No. 2 red 1,32@l .32A; No. 2
hard l.32@l.S2A.
Corn No. 2 mixed 1914; No. 2. yell
low 6Oh.
Oats No. 2 white 37A@3S; No. 3
white 364'@37A.
Rye No. 2. 03A@94.
Barley 5O@70.
Timothy seed I.36@6.7S.
Clover. seed 2C.60@33.5O.
Lard 14.E6.
Ribs 14.75.
Bellies 1900.
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go -
FOR RENT--Room for one or two
ladies'. furnished with vanity Dress
er, day bed. full sized rugs, Vic
trola, electric lamp. table and
chairs. Close in. 3l6 Mandan Ave.
Phone 733w. Il
FOR RENT-One light housekee ping
room lccated close to hospitals e.
high school. A couple of high school
girls or nurses preferred. Phone
SEW.
FOR RENT-Attractive front room in
new modern bungalow. Excellent
location. Young lady preferred.
Reasonable to right party. Call
FOR RENT-Funished room in mod
etn home, private entrance. Suit
able for one or two. Call 322 Sec
end st. Phone SAW.
PLEASANT city heated, newly decor
ated single or connected light
housekeeping rooms. College build
ing. Telephone 1873.
FOR RENT--Modern, hot water heat
ed room, also garage, on car line,
may be rented. together or separ-
ately. Phone 724.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room
suitable for two in modern home.
Women preferred. 2O8 w. Broad
way. Tel. 11Gl.
FOR RENT-A pleasant sleeping
room on first floor in modern
home. Call Mt COG Second street
Phone 376-W.
FOR RENT-A pleasant room in a
modern home. Close in. South
windows. Price reasonable. Call
0A after 6.
FOR RENT--Large room in modern
desired. 81 Fourth st. Telephone
176.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished sleep
ing room in modern home. Steam
heated for winter. 522 Fifth street.
ROOM FOR RENT in ell modern
I house. Convenient to high school.
8ll Ave. c. Phone 457 L. J.
FOR RENT--Room for two girls.
Apartment No. l. Phone $40.
FOR RENT-Three large modern
rooms and bath. Partly furnished.
223 Twelfth st. Phone il32M. ..-a.ss
For RENT-A furnished room in
good location. Always warm in
winter. Call at l22 Ave. A,
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished sleep
ing rooms. Close in. Phone lO52R.
Call at 422 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Modern room. Close in.
Suitable for two. 423 Fourth
street. Call 1877 evenings.
FOR RENT--A large sleeping room
!. for one or two. Gentlemen pre-
] ferred. 423 Ninth street.
UNFURN1SHED ROOM-City heat.
light and bath. 3O4l. Main st.
Call after 6 p. m.
FOR RENT-A large comfortable
room in an all modern home. IL
Ave. B. West.
eOR RENT-Four rooms over Knowles
Jewelry store. Apply to F. A..
Knowles.
FOR RENT-A furnished room in a
GOOD home, CLOSE in. 900 Third St.
FOR RENT-Several. furnished
rooms. SlS Fifth St. Phone ASSN.
FOR RENT-Three room house part
~ modern. Close in. Phone 81.
FOR RENT-Bed room for one or two
girls. 2l2 Sixth street.
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sTArEMENT ron E4MGlCA1lf4
CLEAR LAKE SCHOOL. UD11U ICE.
Pubiisked III Hcc0rduMcS VIM pro-
visions Df etctton AZ " Chaptys3 ees
Laws u iysaA reyuskfn ;. u y sArSesx3
or the months of January, Nay A4d
ssptem9hsr in each xss r.. g geSggas
county. the, names "a deptSlsotay.
nn,puat n stafeX On depoalt ap4 NJ
amount Of bond farntShed by'NHch
f -. \, Stat. nank Of Drl.se!, Il.
I.anS of n. D b. 3iSissi
Description pr Deposit ]. .Checklnk
Amount of D~poait Bond 0tvemn
,>bSyr. n o. Bona rs SSS"sI
bank Of n. Is. .......... Checking
Rate OF Interest. G. D.. s%.
nei,Ository or depOsitOrleA have bean
duly dssignated by governing
Depository bonds hava been secured
At least equal 70 the amount de-
Bonds have been made In favor. Of
the political a,sbdivialOn. YaAs u.
The form Of bond has been approved
by states. Attorney. Yes.
The bonds have been approved. by
Tho school BOARD. Yes.
Ponds IRE ON file with County
]. Nels Dren+n. Treasurer or c,A-
sd axe q sch .ns " bI:,r id' R 81 fa
County. North Dakota. do sOleijlS
swear that the above report ID cor
rect 10 the best OF my knowledge.
'"'''''" WV NEi.s I,RENEN.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Sept. 4-(AP|-Butter re-
reiDts 1882 tubs: creamery extras
4lA; standards 4OA: extra firsts
40a @4l; firAts 37G03Sh; seconds 50
@35h.
Eges. unchanged; receipts 1897,
cases.
Cheese unchanged.
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STATENENT FOR PUBLICATION
GHYLIN SCH00I1 NlNTRlET M. N

VI LII SlUuDOA u1BSV6 UT No. IL
Published In accordance with pre-
visions Of Section Is OF Chapter l99,
Laws Of 1923. requiring oil treasur-
ers between the first and tenth day
Of the months Of January, May and
September In each year TO publish
once IN some me wspancr In the
county, the names OF deDcsitOrs,
amount Of money on deposit and the
amount Of bond furnished by such
Name Of Hank or Depository
1880. First State hank or Regan
AMOUNT Of Deposit .......9t.5l9.5s
account and sinking. fund.
Amt. OF Dep. Bond Given by
Char. % bend -. Corporal: s' surety
Rate Of Interest: :
-: -: N
|. Albert Johnson. Treasurer e z
Custodian Of the public funds sc
(shyltn School District No. II. Bur-
leigh County. Wilton. North Dakota.
no eolentty swear that the above
report 10 correct to the best OF my
knowled9e. Information and belief.
a. % this in day Of September.
Notary iSeal)
Notary i < rus'ac. nurisish County.
My Commission expires July Is. lsss
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CAR. nOn n1pae

Sealed bids will be received for,
four husses to transport children 10
ana from school by the school heard.
0f Gibbs School District No. - untn
tember. Outline OF the bua roufoy
may be seen 1t the clerk'a o(ftco.
busaes muAt cOnfotan to the reQaire-
mAnt OF law. Tbs beard reeerveo.
the right to reject Amy Or al bld6.
nIsmarck. n ~
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A new market 10 to take the place
Of that destroyed during the bubonic
plague In Chincha, Peru.
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APARTMENTS

oR L.ENT-Furnished apartments.
Nhe Laurain Apartments. Phone
bO3. h. F.. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT--Three or room mod.
! ern apt, furnished or unfurnished.
Write No. IL Tribune.
FOR RENT-To adults only, apart
ment in modern new. home. All
First s..
tOR REMIT Furnished light house
s. keeping apartment. 422 Fifth st.
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rxRcn RuyrrER

Fargo. N. D.. Sept. s-(AP)-But-
ter fat, churning cream Il; packing
stock ~.
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CHICAGO pOuu.rRY

Chicago. Sept. 8-(AP)-Poultry
alive. about steadv. receipts IS cars:
fowls 20@26: springs 2S@26: turkeys
-: ROSTERS Is: ducks e.; geese II.
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BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM at the Mohawk
Phone las.
PERSONAL

WANTED - Maternity patients in
private home, Good care. Also
man wants ianitor work. Can fur
ntSh references. 504 Ninth st.
NM. John G. Dixon. Phone 477-W.
PIANIST AND Phrenologist Madam
Lattemorelle Durand, here 41C
Fourth street. Reading hours 2 to
8 and Z to 10. Help find lost ar
ticles. See her today.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
EXPERIENCED COOK-Wishessw yrk
in hotel or restaurant. NJ. Ludwig,
2O26 Bryant Ave. No. Minneapolis,
Mimi.
WANTED WORK BY the day. Wash.
ing and cleaning by hour. Phone
call 977.W.
STUDENTS WANT places to work
for board. Bismarck College, tele.
phone 1873.
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WANTED TO RENT

TAINTED TO RENT-Kespons. D,e
4 party desires furnished house, fiat
or apa rtment. Must have two bed
1 rooms. Will consider short sub
\ lease or will rent for longer period.
4 Phone 22OW between $3.50 .. m. and
GOO p. M.
WANTED TO RENT--A four or five
room house, unfurnished. All or
part modern. Near school. Perman-
emit renter. BY Oct. LIST or sooner.
write TibIne No. II.
" ANTED-Furnished 2 or 3 room
apartment at once. Phone 662R.
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MALE HELP WANTED

PORTUNITY--Two men who have
had sales experience or who are
willing to learn sa1esmanyhtp and
EARN while learning. Fall season
now open. Unusual line Of nation-
Tally advertised merchandise. Write
BOX 65l, Bismarck, North Dakota.
PATROL INSPECT
TOR Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other horders.
/ $1,000 yearly. Particulars tree.
L Write, Osment. 33-P., st. D0nis.
Mo. immediately.
{ANIED-Men and women u lsern
barber trade. Great demand, BIG
] wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
lug aud special offer free, AdDef
ID rher College. Fargo. N Dish.
EN- WANTED Wagon teamstefs
FLOR State road work. Work till It
sfreezes up. Write Steven Bros.
dickinson. N. d.
|HOEMAKER WANTED--At once q
l.frist class shoe repair man. Apply
Bismarck Shoe Hospital. II. Bur-
man.
first class grocery clerk
Egor department manager. Write Ad
= III
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
POTATOES
n - a .

Chicago, Sept. 8--(AP)-POtatocs:
Receipts ~ cars: total u. S. ship
ments COG. on track l3l cars: trading
rather slow; market firm; Wisconsin
sacked round whites 2.8OGD3.OO; bulk
2.76N2.9O: Idaho. Colorado sacked
rurals 2.8O@2.95: Minnesota sacked
sand Land Ohios 2.5OM2.G5.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
5ANTED--Competent maid. family
OF three adults, no washing. Must
be experienced cook, Older woman
preferrcd, best wages. Call Phone
&l1.9 for interview or write Box Sol /,
/ Bismarck. N. d.
5ANTED - Competent housekecper
B for farm home. State age and
wages. Owner is u bachelor. Joe
Jast, Calvin, N. d.
WANTED AT ONCE-Competent girl
for general housework in pleasant
home. Call ut 314 West Rosser or
i Phone 737M.
TED-Stenographer, who has
Fad experience in . law office.
q Write to Rigler 4 Halpern, Heb
IRON. N. u.
lANTED--Competent girl for gem
eral houscwork. Mrs. J. Coghian,
k7l7 Ninth street. Phone GOY-J
lANTED-Competent girl who
Thoroughly understands hOusework
and cooking. Phone l13.
jANTED-Girl for general house
work. Phone 57l.
FANTED-Waitress ut O'Brien's
&Cufe.
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first class grocery clerk
sor department manager. Write Ad
mo. 10. Care Tribune.
fANTED-Waiter at O'Brien's Cafe.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOuR

Minneapolis. Sept. 8-(AP)-Flour
unchanged to 10 cents higher; in car
load lots. family patents quoted ut
7.5O@8.lO barrel in 98-pound cotton
sacks. Shipments 49l,1l1 barrels.
Bran 2l.5O.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT

DIR KENT-Dental office rooms
occupied by DIR. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of an office.
inquire City National Bank, Bis
Smarck
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Il FARM LANDS FOR SALE
Or SALE-A six acre dairy and
poultry farm. located near Bismarck
&Country Club. A six room house.
f29x66 barn and brick chicken house
ION the farm. Reinhold Hasz, Bis
Kmarck, N. ID.
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POSITION WANTED

h POSITION WANTED
SANTED Middle aged lady, with
Pirl II yrs. old desires position as
housekccpcr for bachelor or widow
err, either country or city, refer
ences furnished. Write care Trib-
une No. Z.
DOKKEEPER-Young man, mar
Rried, five years experience as book
1kceper and accountant wishes per-
SS1nanent bookkeeping position. Care
Isof Tribune No. IL.
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FOR RENT-A new garage. Cement
floor. 5O2 Eighth st. Call 0l5-M.