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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-31
MARKETS; S;
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT SHOWS
EARLY GAINS
Moderate Reaction From Top
Figures Ensues as Sell.
ing BrOadens

Chicago, March 3l-LR) -Stimu.at-
cd by pronounced strength at Liver
pool and in New York stock market
quotations. wheat scored quick carly
advance hArc today. Buying of fu-
lures here was active, and some
houses with eastern connections were
conspicuous in the purchasing. On
the bulgcs, however. selling became
broader and a moderate reaction
from top figures cnsucd. The open
ing. = to 2ls cents higher. May new
1.6GGTs. and July l.37ls@l.38ls, was
followed by additional gains and then
BY general sag.
Corn and oats sympathizcd with
wheat strength. Besides, corn re-
ccipts were small. II cars today, and
unfavorable weather conditions pre-
vailed. After opening h@ss cents
higher. May 73S,, corn continued to
point upgrade.
Oats started unchanged to M@h
cents higher, May 4l@ls. Later. with
export business in progress. advances
became general.
Provisions were responsive to the
upward swing in grain and hogs.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. March 3l-(C. S. ID. Of Az
Hogs 10000; mostly 20 to 40 cents
higher to shippers and yard traders.
Bulk 240 to 325 pound butchers 1920
Ml2OO; majority desirable 200 to 225
pound averages 12.25@12.S5; ,sortei
1870 pounds down largely 13.0O@13.35;
top on lao to ITO pound weight 1885;
packing sows 1O.20@1O.7O; killing
pigs 1880 down; heavyweight hogs
1000 1900; medium 1l.25@13.OO;
light 12.00@l3.25; light lights l2.l5@
1875: packing sows 1O.2C01O.7O:
slaughter pigs l3.006I l3,,n~-..--%-.
Ca.Iie 100; better grade Of fresh
fat steers strong; spots higher; COM
mon and medium offerings especially
stale offerings very dull at recent
decline. Best heavy steers 1850;
yearlings 10.40; bulk 8.5O@9.75;
feeders dull; she stock uneven; can.
ners and cutters weak: others steady;
vcalers mostly 10000 1850; moderate
sunr'v Of cattle still back: market
conducted in heavy snow storm.
sheep 10000; fat lambs fairly ac-
tive; strong; few early sales of med
.''t-- :" GOOD It'd 1T - :sON>l IL 90: best
held around 1850; most Of fat lambs
supply carrying wet lieeccs, few smear
ing lambs weak to 25 cents lower at
12.50Mi2.7cc; fat sheep strong; best
fat ewes held above 900.
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Dodge Bros. Sales
Records Shattered

Retail deliveries Of Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars and Graham Brothers
Trucks for the week ending March 20
broke all records, it has just been
announced. The total deliveries werc
1923 which is 693 in excess of the
hes. previous week that Of April II !.
1928.
Considering the fact that the peak
of he spring business is still several
weeks III the future, this showing is
rewarded as remarkable
Compared with the corresponding
week last year the gain for the week
Of March 20 is IT'S cars and trucks
or 81 per cent.
Week by week this year Dodge
brothers retail sales have climbed
steadily and have shown great gains
over the corresponding weeks of last
year.
Since January this year Dodge
Brother dealers in the United States
have delivered 1929 units compared
with 3S,7ll during the corresponding
period last year, an increase Of 81
per cent.
Dodge Brothers dealers have taken
orders during the week ending March
20 for 1927 new Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars and Graham Brothers
Trucks. a gain Of % per cent over
those for the corresponding week iast
year.
Dodge Brothers production rate Of
1900 ears per day is soon to be in
creased, it is understood. to enable
dealers to build up larger stocks to
care for the Sprinr business. Last
week retail deliveries, according to
the official figures, showed con-
siderable decrease in the small stocks
which Dodge Brothers dealers have
been able to accumulate.
This is excellent evidence" says
NJ. b. Gilman Of the NJ. Il. Gilman
company, local Dodge Brothers dealer,
"of the overwhelming popularity OF
Dodge Brothers all steel motor cars
and Graham Brothers trucks"
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET IS
NERVOUS AND IRREGULAR

Minneapolis, March 3l--GR)-Whcat
price action again was nervous and
irregular. an opening advance on
strong cables and a better tone in the
stock market being followed by a
break below Yesterdays finish. Flu
lures gained 1918 cents and fell
back sails cents under previous
close. Oats were up ss0l. on export
inquiry. May rye was up IS cents
With wheat and lost the gain. May
barley was firm and slow; May flax
seed held within y cent range.
Cash wheat averaged quiet and was
SLOW for light weight and high pro-
tcin springs, the latter ruling l cent
lower than yesterdays easy close.
Heavy weight springs of medium pro-
tcin were in fair to good demand.
Durum was steady and quiet. Corn
offerings were light and demand was
fair to good for country run, quiet
for kiln dried.
Oats were firm and unchanged.
Rye was in fair to good demand. Bar
ley was firm to l cent higher. Flax
seed was in fair to- good demand.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

"rhc Wandcrcr" hcraldcd rs the
mos. spectacular ph0toplay since
The Ten commandments opened a
three days showing at the Eltinge
yesterday.
As The Wandcrcr." William Col
boz. Jr., plays Il part in which he
alcnds comedy with tragedy and sym
pa.hy with hatred. The plot Of the
story is simple one, simple yet
possessing Il theme Of tremendous
force and sweep.
Jesse tTyronc Power has two
sons; Jcther and Gaal william Col
liar, IT,. and George Rigas).
Jethcr, the younger, grows weary
Of the monotony of his shepherd life
and longs to sec the city beyond the
hills. Despite the pleadings Of his
mother (kathlyn Williamsl and the
maiden. Naomi (kathryn Hid he
takes his portion and leaves for the
city. With him is n dissipated spend
thrift, Tola ernest Torrencc).
Here he meets the siren Tisha.
(portraycd by Greta Nissen). He falls
in love with her and squandcrs his
fortune in idle and luxurious. liv-
ing. NcXed that he is unable to buy
her trinket She Graves, Tisha trans
fers her affections to Pharis. Il
wealthy sen captain tplaycd by Wal
lace Berry.
Jealous and desperate. Jcthcr yields
% the tempting Of lola, ernest Tor
.cnce) to play with loaded dice. He
S discovered and Inundated. Break
ng through the drunken crowd. he
.ocs to Tisha whom he finds in the
arms of Pharis. He reproachcs her
bitterly and leaves her.
But the lure Of the charmer is too
trong and he returns to her. Tisha
demands a proof Of his love and tells
aim he must rcnOuncc his God Of
fsrcal and sacrifices to lshtar, the pa
IAN goddess.
At first he revolts. Then he yields
md makes oblation to the strange
idol.
Fall Of Babylon
Before the words Of apostasy to the
God Of his Fathers are uttered, II
prophet breaks through the crowd
and calls down a curse upon the peo-
pie. The prophet is attacked by the
mob and Jcthcr springs to his de-
fence
Lighting clcavcs the sky, the
statue of lshtar. crashes to the
ground, the pillars of the banquet
hall tOttcr and the roof thundcrs
in upon the appalled, throng.
Because he defended the man OF
God, Jcthcr is saved from death But
he is alone in the ruined city.
How, after many tribulatiOns he
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Says Auto Adds to
the Span Of Life

"A lot Of people who used to be
nervous wrecks are healthy. happy
and prosperous because they drive
automobiles" says W. +. Lair Of the
Lahr Motor Sales Company.
mo doubt about it. the automobile
- liking tie wear that used to use
up nerves and muscles.
High pressure i'm business or re-
creation often originated in the fact
that it was impossi for Il man to
get from place to place without am
xicty, hurry and the expenditure Of
energy. Driving a car enables him
to go quickly wherever business or
pleasure calls him, and to arrive
there rested and ready for tough
meeting with a board Of directors or
a 20 ut the Charleston.
"Of course it is assumed that his
car does for him all that may be ex-
pectcd Of Il good dependable AUTH 10
bile. Those folks who have trouble
with their ears didn't buy them ut
the right place."
or COURSE lie CAN'T
Black: can read my wife like
!; book.
White: But you can't shut her
up so casily.-Answers
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. March 3l-LR)-Cat-
tic 5000; opening slow, about steady
on all kilIlng classes; bulk steers
and ycarlings eligible around 5000
$50; few better grades upwards to
S.75GI9.0O; she stock largely 4.5O@
1875; Gamers and cutters unchanged;
bologna bulls;. few heavics $50; med
ium weights 5.O005.25; stockcrs and
feeders slow at weeks uneven de-
cline; bulk 6.25@7.5O. Calves 4.3OO;
around 50@1.0O lower; good lights
mostly 900. few choice upwards to
$50.
Hogs 1850; strong to rs cents
higher; desirable light weights aver
aging around 200 pounds and down
mostly 1850; sorted l6O@l8O pound
averages up to 1875; medium and
heavy weight butchers l1.25@ll.75;
opening sales feeder pigs about steady
ut 14.25.
Sheep 500; fat lambs steady to
strong. hesr Is pound natives 1850;
heavy lambs around 11.OO@1l.5O; top
fat ewes $50; one load direct to pack
crS. go.
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FOR SALE

FULL BLOCK Of land, 4 room house,
chicken house, 400 chickens with
place, city water, $365O.0O.
so ACRES. 20 acres on bottom, bal
ance on first bench, every acre fine
100000,
5 ACRE garden tract, right on edge
Of town, cheapest in vicinity, only
$4,000.
so FEET on Fifth street, the cheap
est lot in city, considering location
and improvements, only $650.OO.
8 ACRES. 1 room house, full base
ment. we'll. chicken house, on edge
Of city $35OO.OO. $1lOO.OO cash,
balance $4,000 per month.
A ROOM modern cottage, furnace,
bath. ccmentcd basement, east frcnt
sEG3o0.0O. $4,000 cash, balance like
rent.
) ROOM modern bungalow, stucco,
cast front. basement garage, fire
place, only ~ years old, built for
a home, 100000.
6 ROOM modern house, east front,
hot water hcat, good condition,
SJOOO.0O.
S ROOM modern house, fire place,
splendid location, good condition
$5lOO.OO.
DOZENS OF HOUSES in all parts of
the city, all kinds and conditions
and prices and terms.
HUNDREDS OF BUILDING LOTS
from the Country Club to the Pen
itcntiary. Many on monthly pay
n,ents. If what you want is not
on my very complete list I'll get it
for you il for sale.
FARM LANDS: The bargains are
going. There have been fully 80
sales made this winter in this
county. Prices are advancing. Buy
NOw and make your profit.
FIRE. INSURANCE written in reliable
companies.
+. +. YOUNG.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
rooms, nicely furnished, in q mod
ern home. Call at ZIG Second st.
RAG RUGS AND CARPETS-Woven
from your own rags. Mrs. NJ. E.
Andrews. Dawson. N. ID.
HOUSE FOR RENT-5 room modern
house on 18th Street. Inquire G..
E. Peterson, TIA Thayer. Phone 1877.
FOR SAIlE-9x12 Wilton rug, prac-
ticaNly new. Phone 731M.
WANTED-Washing and ironing. also
wet wash and rough dry, and single
men and women's SILK hose and all.
Work guaranteed. Phone 1851.
400 14th Street.
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AT the CAPITOL

Ii you are in search of asthrill.
drop into the Capitol theatre and see
"Thc Limited Mall" the Warner Bros.
Classic of the Screen which will be
shown tonight, Wednesday and Thurs
day, and you'll get enough thrills to
satisfy you and some to spare!
Elmer Vance's old time melod ra ma,
with its romantic story Of the Cngi.
nccr who was the disowncL SON of a
millionaire, gains tremendously in
effectiveness on the screen. The cx
citcment Of the mountain landslides
and train wrecks made the audiences
gasp with excitement. Then the pic
turc was screened with the majestic
beauty Of the Colorado mountains as
a background--such background as
the stage could never suggest.
Monte Blue is featured in the type
role which first brought him into no.
ticc in the film world---thc husky.
virilc hero. in this case q railroad en-
ginccr.
Vera Reynolds. loaned to Warmers
by Cecil dc Mile for this production.
makes an attractive little waitress.
with whom the engineer falls in love.
Willard Louis. heavyweight master of
light comedy. is at his funniest as a.
happy go lucky tramp and is almost
unacceptable with Nhs unshavcn,
bristly face.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR LE-Building 4Ox4O double
store arrangement with lot IS 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 poolr0om. restaurant or barbe r
shop and poolroom combined on the
other side. Popl room equipment
complete. This property for sale
due to poor health. Must be sold
ut once. Immediate possession. For
full information write Bismarck, N.
d.. r. o. Box No. 1876.
FOR SALEAt sacrifice, walnut
dining room table and chairs. I
brass bed, library table, buffet,
rocker. porcelain lined ice box with
water cooler. 7Ol 9Th Sc. Phone
467W.
FOR SALE-Two pool tables in good
condition. equipped with two sets
rotation balls. four cue balls. thirty
six cues. two cue racks. two ball
racks. one triangle. twelve pool
McNally, Moffit, n. u.
FOR SALE Mohagany victrola in cx-
cellent condition. bed spring, al
most new. sanitary couch, Wilton
rug 8 II, somewhat worn. Sc
Ave. d. Phone 1868.
FOR SALE: Pioneer White Dent
Seed Corn. tested % per cent.
Price $3.75 per blu. Sacks 40 cents.
J. +. Chesak, Route 2, bismarck, n.
Oak.
FOR SALE Single Comb Buff Orp-
ington Matching eggs. $l.OO for fiji
teen. 5000 per 100. Also incubator
for sale. 2l5 18th st. Phone 553W.
FOR SALE-75x150 foot corner lot
on Seventh street and Avenue + for
$3.50. Lots arc one block from high
school. Write Tribune No. %.
FOR SALE--B flat Trombone. a high
grade instrument. Phone 2SSR or
call mornings at I'll Sixth street.
FOR SALE 1926 Avery tractor with
self guide together with John
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR TRENT--Furnishcd two room
apartment, light, water and heat.
outside entrance. Also three room
apartment, all modern and one bed
room. 022 Third st. Phone 132W.
FOR RENT--TwO rooms in modern
house, partly furnish. for light
housekeeping. Also for sale one
Quick Meal Range with water
front. SIG Ninth Street. Phone GIG.
FOR RENT-Clean furnished rooms
in modern home. Close in. Gcntlc-
men pre- fcrrcd. Girls must give rcfi
ercnccs. Also for safe, / dining
room suite. Phone 802.
FOR RENT Modern room, large and
very convenient and comfortable
near p. Office. 2O6 Rosscr Street.
Phone 36OW.
FOR RENT--Largc pleasant room in
modern home, close in. Also small
single room, SOC Third street.
Phone 1881.
FOR RENT - Modern furnished
rooms. Call afternoons. Phone
923R. 2fl Thaycr Street.
FOR RENT = Pleasant first floor
room. Private entrance. 4O6 9th
Street. Phone ll43W.
FOR RE.NT-Threc rooms for light
housekeeping. COZ Eleventh st.
Phone 754W.
FOR RENT--Room in modern house,
girls perferred. G21 Sixth st,
Phone 6i9W.
FOR RENT--FurnishcI rooms ut
BIZ. Main Street. Phone 529M.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms at AT
9th Street.
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FOR SALE-Six room modern bung-
allow, in good location. Must be
sold at once. reasonable price.
Write care Bismarck Tribune No.
II.
FOR RENT-~One furnished house
keeping apartment and single room.
also garage. Call afternoons from
2 to 6. 422 Fifth st.
FOR RENT room apartment. also
girl to care for children. has expert
ence. Call at 705 9th Street or
Phone 1851.
FOR RENT--Large sleeping room in
modern home, suitable for two. Also
room for one. Gl3 Ord st. Phone
1850.
FOR RENT--One or two room apart
ments, partly furnished for light
housekeeping. College Bldg. Phone
1873.
FOR RENT---One. two. or three-r0om
apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 303
FOR RENT--Cozy two room apt.
Newly furnished. Close in. Phone
5O3W.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, March 31--(P)-Cash:
Wheat No. 2 durum 1856; No. hard
1.61H.
Corn No. ) mixed, II; No. 4 mixed,
66@68.
Oats No. 2 white, 42l. No. 3 white.
42H; No. white, 4li.@42.
Rye. no sales.
Barley. 49,, ...s..,.
Timothy seed, 6.00@7.0O.
Glover seed, 2S.0O@32.00.
Lard, 1920.
Ribs, 14.87.
Bellies. 1900.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, March Si-tR)-Wheat
receipts 138 cars compared to 123 a
year ago. Cash: No. / northern
1.55h@1.661s; No. dark northern
spring: choice to fancy 1.G23.@
1.05.; good to choice 1890
1917; ordinary to good l.55k@
1878; No. hard spring 1.56h@
1861; No. ! dark hard Montana on
track 1.54h@1.G6h; to arrive l.54h.
@1.65.; May l.5lE; July 1.45ss.
Corn No. 3 yellow, G6M@G9hs.
Oats No. 3 white, 37H@38h.
Barley, 52@63.
Rye No. 2, 79h@81h.
Flax No. l, 2.291s@2331s.
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Deere plows. Excellent condition.
Terms to responsible party. Da-
kOta Auto Sales.


Deere plows. Excellent condition.
Terms to responsible party. Da-
kota Auto Sales.
WE HAVE purchased complete
house moving outfit and are ready
to submit bids on moving large or
small buildings. Our foreman has
had 25 years experience moving.
We also do excavating. r. H.
Evarts and VIM. Gagncr. Office
Phone SiS.
FOR SALE a5-piccc dinner set SO:
new hospital back-rest $500 and
scvcra! other articles cheap Call
1871 or enquire at EOS sixth st.
FOR SALE ! ice box. l oak drop leaf
table, wringcr. |. 3.burncr gas
plate. A bargain il taken at once
Cali 97SW. 400 nth Street.
FOR SALE or Tradc--Complete ice
cream factory, including one e.
horse power Fairbanks engine.
Write T.ikanc No. o.
WANTED--Scco hand piano. must
be cheap and in good shape. This
ad will appear once only. Write
No. 10. Tribune.
FOR SALE--To settle estate NWi,
Of l0-l39-75 = mile from Driscoll.
Write I. X. Peterson, Adm, Bad
ger, Iowa.
FOR SALE German Roller Canary.
Edison monograph. l0Xl2 rug
practically new. Phone Gil.
FOR SALE--Two purcbrcd Hereford
bulls. The Wachtcr Transfer Co.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT--lnquire
First Guaranty Bank
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Today's Scores

Salem, s. D., 81; Danvillc, KY, II.
Roswell, N. NJ, 35; HoCerstown,
Nd, 30.
Fitchburg, Mass, 81; Billings,
Mont, 20.
Wheeler, Miss. 46; Reno, New, IL.
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,u,1,,AM,a N r1Iu ,r

WILLIAMS IN FOR 1T
Barbara: Billy und I arc to be
engaged soon.
Betty: You don't mean it!
Barbara: No, but he thinks do
Answers.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, March 81 - lN - Butter
higher; receipts 5,021 tubs: creamery
extras 39a: standards 39N; extra
firsts 38i.@39; firsts 37la@3S; Sec
onds 36laO37.
E"gs hi~hc" r"ccin+s 1880 cases;
\ firsts >28M @29h. Ordinary firsts
~ "; storage pack extras 80; firsts
29L..
Cheese unchanged,
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PHONE sos.
hVANE CVOs
M. Il. GILMAN CO.
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE--The only hotel in town
with pop. of 1000. doing nice bust
ness in first class condition. we'll
equipped, electric lights. steam heat.
must be seen to appreciate its value.
+. Price and terms reasonable. For
further information write Tribune
"a
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GRAIN NOTES

Chicago, March 3l-(N-Withdraw-
ais by millers Of hard winter wheat
have reduced stocks Of contract
wheat in public elevators here to less
than $4,000 bushels. There are $4,000
bushels Of No. 2 red in public stor-
age houses owned by an eastern mill
Ter. The hard winters have about all
been sold and the remainder Of the
contract stocks is No. and No. 2
springs.e -
Oats Is being cut for hay in south
ern CALIFORNIA;, is the report Of James
A. Patten, who has. just returned from
the west coast.
Joseph p. Griffin believes market
ing Of grain will be light for the next
six weeks, since the season is getting
we'll along and the farmer must take
care Of his field work.
Buying enthusiasm is being worked
up in the oats market. Foreigners
are after the grain in fairly large
amounts, sales the last day totaling
100000 bushels. The weather has
held up two weeks and some obser,-
ers believe this years crop will be
reduced unless weather conditions
changed.
The cold snap y considered by cx-
pcrts 40 beneficial to che. Kansas
wheat crop since the lower tempers.
turc will retard plant growth; Sgreatly
lowering the possible damage from .
late frost. The crop Is very carly, ac-
cording to reports, and is In excellent
condition.
The commercial demand for corn
seems improved and the outlook is for
lighter receipts during April, when
the farmers will be busy. The east
eFn shipping demand has picked up =
little. The rye movement continues
,moaeEats With fossign demand falling
sh sassat Islf Is ssns S Sissea
Yesterday, TIE sSA1e % the opening.
The trade wss- looking ter Liverpool
81. ss sss.s asssssa h 81: "a ii. e -
Gsrsnany Aes bscpnhs - imperter
instead Of being IN exporter but Rus.
" >v.. .GytAats I&>pAAa s..~sa 81 .sss. MN. 49,
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RANCE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, March j1-tR)-Rangc
Of car lot grain sales: Wheat No. l
dark northern 1904 @1.G9: No. 2
ditto 1.55E@1.66A; No. 3 ditto 1.5l
@1.64; No. / hard spring l.64A@
1.67h; No. amber durum 1924 !;
No. 2 durum 1.37N: No. mixed
durum 1882.
Barley sample grade, 55@5S; No.
2, 62@63.
Corn No. 4 yellow, 62@64.
Oats No. 2 white, 3S1s@391s.
Rye No. 2. 78N.
Flax No. l, 2.S2@2.34.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
---- III ONE 80
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Mcn and women to learn
barber trade: great demand; big
wages; few weeks completes; cata-
log and special offer free. M0lcr
Barber College. Fargo. N. D.
WANTED-A man cook at Hoffmai,'s
Cafe.
WANTED--Waite at O'Brien's Cafe.
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PAGE SEVEN

returns to his home al md in rags
land the greeting that. is accorded
him there forms probably the most
beautiful of Biblical stories.
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FARCO RlTTTER

Fargo. N. D.. March 3l-lN Butter
fat. churning cream Al: packing stock
q.
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PRICE OWENS
Phone l2l.
Block. Room I
FARM LANDS

FARM LANDS
FOR SALE--8OO acres ranch and
farm. 10 miles from Mandan and
adjoining town Of Harmon; 500
acres on Missouri River bottoms:
about 200 acres broken: balance.
hay land and pasture. Old set Of
buildings; ? wells. Up until now
has been valued at 100000. Owner
wishes to retire and will sell with
a small payment down and balance
to sui purchaser ut 6 per cent, as
owner does not need the money.
Price $l6.C00.OO
!. &. INVERSION,
MaEdan. North Dakota.
FOR SALE N. ". Quarter of
Sec. 3d., Stark County, 4 miles
South of Dclfield, N. D. Every
foot can be cultivated. Price and
terms reasonable. M. w. Ncff, Bis.
marck, n. nuk,
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Eigkt room house all
modern, hot water heat, hardwood
floors, oak wood work, south front,
excellent location, 20 It. front BY
15N-also garage. Owner leaving
town. Price and terms reasonable.
Inquire Of Sphinx & Co., Mandan,
N. Oak,
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, March 3l-L Poultry
alive firm; receipts 8 cars; fowls
3Oh.: springs 81: turkeys rs: roosters
81: ducks 30@32; geese ~.
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Minneapolis. March 3l-(U. S. d. Of
A.)-Potatoes: Moderate wire in
,quiry, demand light. market slightly
weaker Carloads delivered sales,
freight only deducted. Minneapolis
st. Paul rate sacked cwt. round