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GARAGES at rear of $50 G St. 8. H.;
reas. Cali Pot. 1899 or Line. 1891.
GARAGE-LarGe, reasonable. 1880 Fair
mont st. N. w. Columbia 1925.
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so. 81. PAUL. LIy rSTOCK

South st. Paul. June 25.-(U. S. D..
Of A)-Cattle 1000; run largely
erasscrs: Gbcrs proportion in stockcr
and feeder fle10, becves mode rately
active and steady; fat steers and year
In1 in light supply and steady;
bulk 2.5o@9.25; fat she stock slow
and weak; bulk 4.5O@7.25; Gamers
and cutters down to 3.75@4.5O; bulls
steady bulk 5.50@6.00. Calves 2.700;
80 lower; good lights 1000.
Hogs 1880; opening very low;
around 26@50 cents more lower than
Saturdays average. Retter grades
Tight and mediurl weight 14.OO@
14.26; light lights abrto. 14.5O; bid
ding MOST II. 50@l2.D0; nice desirable
packing sows, bidding ,1e.260l3.OO
mixed droves !. pigs stesAy; bulk goed
pigs 1850; HYaEagf cost saturday
Sheep 800; abjddiax most ll.25 for
good native lambs Or about. 70 cente
lower; good .yearlings 1900; TAT ewes
to packers 4.0O@0.0c.
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STOCK MARKET
is COL0RLESS
Backing and Filling Move
ments Characterize New
York Trading Today

New York, June 2s.--LF-Backine
and filling movements characterized
today's colorless stock market. in
which the strength of the railroad
and oil shares contrasted with the
selling Of rubber. merchandising and
miscellaneous issues. Money rates
hardened in anticipation of heavy
month-cnd requirement and trading
activities wcro sharply curtailcd.
With the approaching crop move
mcnts promising to swell still further
the current record volume Of freight
traffic and the unusually good earn
ings OF the railroads, investors and
professional traders alike continued
ITO accumulate the carsicr stocks.
those involved unprotected mergers
were especially popular. Atlantic
Coast Line, Chesapeake and Ohio,
Nickel Plate, and Delaware and Hud-
SON were in the forefront of the up
ward movement, which also included
Chicago and Great Western prefer
red, Wheeling and Lake Eric, Frisco
and Lackawanna.
Although merger talk affecting the
oil companies began to quiet down,
several issues in this group register
cd moderate improvement on the
basis Of current earnings and trade
prospects. General Petroleum. Union
Oil Of California and Standard Oil
Of New York moved up l to 2 points.
Aside from General Motors and
Hudson, tho automobile shares made
little Roadway and marked rcactionary
tendencies developed in the rubber
stocks. U. S. Rubber was driven down
more than 2 points and Fisk also en-
countercd heavy selling pressure.
Woolworth, United Drug. Tobacco
Products, American Snuff and United
Cigar Stores were heavy.
The closing was irregular. Activ-
tiles were further restricted by a. rise
in the call money rate to five per
cent, but buying support was extended
TO few leading rails and industrials.
Strength Of Gulf State Steel was at
tributed to accumulation by strong
banking interests, while Cast Iron
Pipe and Dupont scored moderate re-
coycries. Among the rails, Atchison
and Norfolk and Western Extended
their gains. Sales approximatcd 9O0,-
OOj shares. ut
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CITATION HEARING PETITION
For LICENSE TO SELL
REAL. ESTATE

State OF North Dakota. County of
Burleigh.
In County Court. before Hon. !. c.
Davies. Judge.
Josephine Marvel. Deceased.
Norvai NJ. Marvel and William W.
Marvel, Petitioners.
Norvaf n: Marvel, William ".
Mar Ma.y Este Arsd C oven Ma M,ss
Nell NJ. Held. Archie Il Marvel and
John +. Fort. special guardian Of
| Alfred Owen Marvel. an incompc-
tent person, Respondents.
The state 81 North Dakota to tho
T Above Named Respondents:
You and each of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court or the County Of
Burleigh. in said state. at the office
Of the County Judge Of said County.
Bismarck. in said County and state.
on the 10th day Of July A. D.. 1926,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, to show cause. II
any You have, why the petition OF
the said Norval NJ. Marvel and Will
estate or Josephine Marvel. late Of
the city Of Bismarck, in the county
OF Burleigh and state OF North Da-
kota. deceased, should not be grant
"a. In which said executors pray for
license to sell at private sale the.
following described real estate be-
longing to said estate situated in
The county of Durlcigh, and state
k0f North Dakota, to- wit:
The northeast qpartcrktNE 1-4) of
section twcnty-eight (eol I'm town
ship 1873 north Of fange ~ west of
the 5th p. NJ. and also dots number
ed six te) to twelve I'D Inclusive
IN block forty three l3D In Flan-
merry aud Wctherby's Addition to the
city Of SBismarck In said Burleigh
The grounds alleged in said petit
stiOhs for making said aale are.
namely: for the purpose OF paying
Ether debts af. said decsaaed and Be-
frauae the best interests Of said es..
/ tate require such sale.s
Let service be made of this cita-
tion ~ required by I4W.
Dated this 18th day OF June. A. d.
isas.
sSeal) !. c. Davies.
g!uage pf the County Court.
Attorney for Petitioners,
Btamarck. North Dakota.
6-sI-2S
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, June 2S.--(U. S. d. Of Al
Hogs $4,000; desirable hogs active,
mixed kinds Glow with demand mar
row; market mostly 1895 cents
lower on good and choice hogs averag-
ing 2l0 pounds down; bulk l4.4O@
14.75; top 14.75: heavier weights
mostly 25 cents lower than Fridays
average; bulk .of rcsirablc 240@325
povnd butchers 13.75@l4.2O: most
packing sows 1..OO@1:.5O; selected
slaughter pigs upward to l4.75; heavy
weight hogs l3.25@l4.25: medium 49,
90@l4.65; lights 13.75@14.75; light
lights 13.85@l4.75; packing sows H.
OO@12.5O; slaughter pigs 14.OO@14.75.
Cattle $500; fat steers weak to
% cents lower; mostly l0M15 cents
off; in-bctwccn grades with weight
dominating and showing most dec
line; largely a steer run; she stock
steady to ucak: best 'maturcd steers
1850; ycarlings 1925; water fills
liberal; bulk fat steers 9.OO@lO.00;
vealcrs 25@5O cents lower at l0.50@
11J5O; few at 1900.
Sheep lV.O00;. slow: fat lambs
around % cents lower; few carly
sales natives under light sorts at
1900; culls HOO; sheep steady;
carly top on int ewes $50; bidding
uncvcnly lower on westerns.
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MIN0T FAIR
OPENS TODAY
Unprecedented Attendance
Mark Set For First of Six
Day Exposition

Minot. N. D., June 28.-(P)-The
northwest fair in Minot, which will
prove record breaker in every de-
partment, according to officials, early
this afternoon had established an
unprecedented attendance mark for
the opening day Of the six day ex-
position.
At 1880 p. M. an hour before the
official opening of the afternoon
program. $500 visitors had purchased
tickets at the main gates.
With automobile races as the prin-
cipal attraction this afternoon and
which will be repeated again on next
Saturday afternoon. the crowds far
exceeded in number any throng on
the opening day Of past fairs.
Horse races arc slated for Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
with more than 100 PAGERS and trot-
tcrs entered in the harness events.
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NAMES LISTED
ON BALLOT FOR
BURLEIGHC0.
Residents of This County Will
Make Their Choice at the
Polls Wednesday

The county nonpartisan ballot is
the largest Of all those which are
provided for the state primary elcc-
ton Wednesday, June 30 Heading
the ballot is the office of judge of
the supreme court. Only one can
didatc filed for that nomination, a.
NJ. Christensen, and his is the only
name printed in that space.
Next following is superintendent
Of public instruction, for which there
are five candidates. They arc r. r.
Barnes. John i. Bjorlic, +. u. Grain.
o. J. Lokksn and Bertha X. Palmer.
For county superintendent of
schools Madge Runcy was the only
candidate to file, hence hers is the
only name appearing on the ballot
for that office.
There arc six candidates out for
sheriff Of Burleigh county and voters
will make their choice from among
the following-Frank Barnes. Samuel
J. King, Edgar Mount. Grant Palms,
j. +. Ticrncy and Rollin Welch.
The two candidates for county aud
itOr are John H. Bowers and Frank
Johnson.
G. l.. Spear is unopposcd for
county treasurer and Chas. Fisher is
the only candidate to file for clerk
of district court.
REQ l.. knauss and Fred Swenson
are the two candidates for register
of deeds.
For states attorney there are five
candidates, from which the voters
will select one. They are Joseph
Coghlan, +. j. Engcscth, r. q. Hclls-
from, +. S. McCurdy and Il. +. TilIot-
son.
/. c. Davies and w. L. Smith are
the candidates for county Judge.
!. K. Atkinson is unopposcd for
county surveyor.
There are thicc candidates for the
office of county coroner They arc
John NJ. Bclk, Il. S. Engc and +. J.
Gcbel.
Voters will vote for four of the
seven candidates for Justices of the
peace. since four are to be nominated.
The seven candidates are Anton Beer,
". s. Casselman, Roland II. Crane,
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MANDAN NEWS
Program Marks End
Of Bible School

The closing exercises of the vaca-
ton Bible school took place Sunday
night at the Presbyterian. Church.
!. Conducted Jointly by the Episcopal,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches,
the school enrolled Ga pupils and
the average attendance was about so
upils during the two wekes which
the school ran. sr@.
Glasses wero conducted in the Pres
byterian church. Rev. G. w. Stcwa TT
pastor Of the Presbyterian church
acted as superintendent Of the school
assisted by his co-workers, the Rev.
G. w. Thorn Of the Episcopal and DR..
8. +. Halfyard of the Methodist
church.
The sessions> of the school closed
Friday afternoon with a picnic ct
Chautauqua park. A ball gamo and
other sports furnished ,entertainmen Mt
to the young people of the three
churches in attendance At tho school.
Picnic LUNCH was served 1T 6 o'clock.
The final exercises were held Sunday
night. however, with Rotations OF
Bible lerscs and special songs by the
various classes and by the whole
school.
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions

Mercury resdings 1t 7 .. N.Y.
Bismarck--Clcar. So; roads good.
St. Cloud-Cloudy. Is; roads good.
Minot.-Clcar, IS; roads good.
Mankato-Cloudy, Is; roads good.
Rochcster-Clear, 68; roads good.
Fargo-Clear. 60; roads good.
Jamestown-Clear, 80: roads good.
Mandan-Partly cloudy, -; roads
good.
Grand Forks-Clear, ~; roads
good.
Hibbing-Clcar, 20; roads good.
Winona--Clcar, ~; roads good.
Duluth--Clcar, 60: roads good.
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Gas Service to
Be Installed in
Mandan BY Fall

Gas lines supplying part. at least
Of the city of Mandan will be laid
before snow flies, according to James
Trinible, representative Of tho Con-
solidated Utilities company. The
company was recently GRANTED q
franchise by the city commission for
installation Of an illuminating and
cooking gas system in Mandah.
Mr.. Trimble said the company mas
caught up with it's work in Valley
City and Bismarck and, will be abs
to put crew int Mandan on pre-
liminary work this week. The lay
ing Of pipe lines should be started
within "A very few weeks and the east
end Of the city should be supplied
with gas. before winter begins, Mr..
TriMble stated. -
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CHfCACO POTATOES

Chicago juno. 2S.--[p-Potatoc s
receipts new l6l cars; old five; on
track new 230; old 49,; total u. 8.
shipments Saturday new 1880; old 68;
Sunday new &c; /old cars: new
stock trading fair. market weak;
southern sacked cobblers :.75@3.1O;
sacked triumps .3.OO@3.26: California
sacked long whites yAlO@3.3O: Caro-
lima barrel cobbicrs. 6.76@GeO.
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RANGE CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. June 2S.-tP)-Rangc
Of carload grain sales: Wheat No. /
dark northern 1.5lA al a4; No. 2
dark northern l.49A al Co.,; No. !
dark northern 1.58A ll.55ia; No. l
hard spring 1891 al .66A.
No. hard winter l.47's.
No. 2 amber durum l.33as. No.
durum 1.39h; No. l mixed durum
1.43h @l.57A.
No. l mixed wheat 1.41as. Barley
sample grade 55LA)67; No. 2, 62lz;
No, ). 6l063.
Corn No. yellow 72,:; oats No.
whito 38@38H.
Rye No. l, 00la @01ia.
Flax No. /. 2.32@2.34.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. June 28.--lR-Wheat
receipts 293 cars compared to 205 a
year ago. Cash No. l northern l.i9a
@1.51H; No. dark northern spring
choice to fancy l:56A @1.6OA; good to
choice 1924 @1.56A; ordinary to
good 1.50A @1.52A; No. l hard spring
1.55A @162%; No. dark hard
Montana on track 1.48% @1.52A; to
arrive l.48A @l.52A; July 1.A5A;
Sept. 1888; December l.39. Corn No.
3 yellow 7l1a@72A. Oats No. 3
white 35ss@364. Barley 55@6k
Rye No. ?. S9E@9l. Flax No. l,
2.29i: @2.32N.
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rO Rlrrf.n .CAhAOp

sDickinsoa Contract Tor che con-
struction ri q one story brick gar,
aye building rs by 14O feet in size;
was let Saturday by the First Na{
,tional bank. The building will b.
used BY G. II. DeFoe. nuick dealer.
and will also HOUSE the Dickinson
svalcanising shop.
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no CIRClIIT MEET

The Rev, 6. J. Fylling Of the Luth-
ere x shsss LETT sssuadsy T. attend
Sunday Hs and Monday Is Zion 4 church.
%a sss III Hath VI Viii. f. Jssasa ;ss
ME Jol1nson, Mrs. N. Nicholson, Mrs.
Pauline. Halaen, Ole and .Orla MIX
kelsog, Edwin and Edna Torkalson,
Of Stone, and vicinity.
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TAKEN up

TAKEN UP
One bay mare, weight about 900
pounds. Brand 1913 on right rear
side and white star on forehead.
Ono gray mare, weight about 1000
lbs, brand I'D on left rear side.
Owners inquire at place of Mike
Chaser. five miles east Of Bismarck
on red trail.
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- Es IISNINJ
political Advt.)

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For COMMISSIONER, District Three
! hereby announce myself can
didate for county commissioner,
District 3. Burleieh County, at the
primary election June 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited. =
(Signed) Oscar Backman.
(P0litical ADJ
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J. 3. Happcl, J. I. Ropp, G.. G. Boise
and A. Il. Shipp
a complete list of candidates for
state offices IN the various party
tickets was published in Saturdays
issue Of the Tribune.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. June 2S.--(R Butter
steady; receipts 1851 tubs; creamery
extras 3d.; standards 80; extra firsts
36E@37A; firsts 35@36; seconds 81
@34.
Eggs lower; receipts 3l,Gll eases
firsts 27ls; ordinary firsts 261. !;
storage packed extras 30@3OA; stor-
age firsts 29H@N.
Cheese unchanged.
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The polls open, at 0 a. m. Wednes-
day. June 30, and close at p. M.
II is the duty Of every citizen of the
state to cast his ballot ut the eicc-
ton, and every person should be sure
to vote.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. June 2S.-tP)-Cash wheat
No. 2 rcd 1885,; No. hard 1867:
Ql.4Oh.
Corn No. 2 mixed 7lM: No. 2 yell
low 7lS@72i2.
Oats No. 2 white 3Sl.--39; No. )
white 37A ass.
Rye not quoted.
Barley 67ia @68.
Timothy seed 6.O0@80O.
Clover seed l2.OOQO23.0O.
Lard 1900.
Ribs 1875.
Bellies 1925.
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GOES To EUROPE.

Mrs. w. H. Stutsman left Sunday
night. for tour Of Europe in cop,-
pany, with Miss Minnie Budlong,
formerly state librarian at Risnlarck.
They plan to sail from New York
July 6 on the Cunarder. Carmania.
Mrs. Stutsman will meet Miss Bud
long in New York.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

|: Minneapolis, June 28.-LP)-rlour
unchanged; in carload lots family
patents quoted at 8.85@8.9O Il barrel
in % pound cotton sacks; shipments
3r.O4l barrels.
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd lighthouse
keeping apartment, and small
garage: suitable for Ford cars only.
Az Fifth 1t,
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WAS BuCkING sIoME

One Of the bucking outlaws bucked
himself over on To his. head and broke
his neck during The sfinel day ~ tie
Yucca Rodeo Friday.
The close of the Rodeo WAS signal
lied by q display Of firewpnks and .
dance which was largely Attended.
The second day opened With j
baseball game which was won by thu
State Training school nine BY q
score ofa12s 70 nj Ths' %woik Of the
riders featured the aftern@9Mfs 'ipro-
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FARGO nIITTrR

Fargo. n. D., June 28.-LR-But-
ter fat churninG cream 81; packing
stock rs.
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I hereby announce that ! seek the
nomination for the office of Sheriff
Of Burlcigh County, North Dakota.
IL clcctedAI pledge myself 70 good
and fair business administ ration Of
the duties and business affairs Of the
Sheriff's office.
]. f. TIERNEY.
political Advt.)
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For. Commissioner. District One
! hereby announce myself q cam.
dtdate for county commissioners,
District NJ. !, Rprlcigh county. Al
the primary election June 30, 1926
Yeur vote and support solicited.
GEORGE F.. WILL.
Political Ady1
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I am q candidate for the office of
States Attorney Of Burleigh County
at the Primary Election. would
appreciate your support.
b. +. T:ll0ts0n.
political Advt.)
Candidate for coroner of Bur-
leigh county. Your vote will be ap-
preciated.
DR.. X. S. Enge.
political Adv
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GOES 10 YFLLOWsTONE =

for . TIP f. xeilowatons, PARK FRI
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WILL MEET JULY ..

The annual meeting of the Luther
League eiaa,oS q ,t the x;, Mandaq circuit i
inclusive. A large number Of. local
members Of the league are PLANNING
to attend. The program is still jn.
the making, A feature Of these p1ct-I
ings is the chorus work which ciosea
the convention. The Mahdan CTR
cult comprises the western part of
the state as far east as Driscoll.
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WITH 500 cash down and $500 per
month including interest you can
buy 4 nice three bedroom bungalow.
modern, full basement, furnace
heat, garage, located on City Park,
with East front. Lot 60xl50. Alley
in rear of lot. Low taxes. Sale
price $4.90O.00. Very easy terms.
Immediate possession.
A SIX room modern house, south
front, West End, full basement, fur
mace heat, oak floors, house built
1921, would cost today including lot
$4,000. This property was taken
through mortgage foreclosure, for
quick sale offered 1T $4,000.
Monthly payment plan with low
first payment.
ANOTHER mortgage foreclosure bar
gain. A house of eight rooms and
bath with full basement, furnace
heat. garage. Lot 75x9O. Sale price
$3.50. Monthly payment plan with
small first payment.
A<LARCE home having four bed
rooms. hardwood floors and trim
both up and down stairs, hot water
heat, fireplace. wonderful location,
very nice yard and lawn, garage.
) Sale price 100000 part cash.
THIS office has a good clean list Of
property you should certainly see,
before you buy. Ten years expert
encc has taught this office the buy
cr wants the best his money can
buy. and this office wants him to
get it.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block. Phone Z
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Too Late To Classify

LOST-Small sterling silver rosary.
Return to 500 Train dispatchcr's
office for reward.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
! hereby announce myself q can.
aldate 6pr county eQnmissioner,
Olstrict !, Rntleixh County, 1T the
pfimery 9laeti0n Juno 50. 1926.
Year vote and support solicited
$3.50 1Signed) Axel 6oder. :.
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FOR SALE

10 ACRES Of cultivated land, with A
No. l improvements such as q seven
room house, with full basement,
house faces south, barn 15x2O add.
ton 14x2O. two chicken houses
12x20, and 7x8. Number small
sheds, property entirely fenced,
we'll Of good water. Windmill (best
of condition) immediate possession.
Located East end within city limits.
Sale price very low for quick sale.
Easy terms.
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EXCUSE In. PLEASE

Diner:. There's button in my
soup.
Matter: Typographical error, sir.
i should b ton.--Progrcssive
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FOR SALE-Onc dresser. $500 and
one bed. Phone 6l9W. Cpl Sixth
Street.
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N. B. GILMAN co.

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED--Girl for general work a
Hazclton Cafe, Hazelton, N. Oak.
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The trouble with being a follower
is you get dust in your eyes.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Political Adv

f'OL1IICNE ANNOUNCEMENT
am = candidate for reelection TO
the office Of County COMMISSIONS :
In the First Commissioner District,
and II elected will conduct the at
fairs Of the County to the hest Of my
ability and judgment, ~ I have done
In the past. Your support will be
appreciated.
Edward G. Patterson.
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MARKETS
By Asseeiatsl frA6s LEASED Wiz,
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT PRICES
GO DOWNWARD
Excellent Weather For Har
vest Prevails Today-Ex.
mort Demand Is Slow

Chicago, June 28.-lR)-lmmens
receipts Of new wheat in the south
west. tQtaing more than 2,1O0 car
loads at four centers, overturned
wheat prices anew here today. Be-
sides, excellent weather for the harv-
est prevailed and export demand was
slow. .Advices that rust was develop
ing in south central Minnesota with
temperatures of 100 and above in
parts of the northwest were virtually
ignored.
Wheat closed unsettled. a@2h
cents net Tower, corn h@N cent up,
oats A@N off and provisions un.
changed to 40 cents down.
Corn and oats were lower with
wheat. corn starting unchanged to V
cent off. and then showing = mode
rate general sag. Provisions also
Although at times the heat wave
both north and south OF the Cana.
dian. boundary tended TO rally the
wheat market, attention Of raiders
centercd for the most part not on the
future possibilities Of damage to the
spring crop but on the Immediate con-
ditions regarding production of winter
wheat. According to somo authorities,
the, unexpectedly largo yield south.
west deserve tho name Of the miracle
crop, its recent comeback being SO
renta rkable.
July delivery Of wheat lost it's
premium today over September, being
influenced by the cxtrao rdinary show
ing of a huge carly movement of
winter wheat. Houses with south
western connections. wcro among the
most active sellers. Much OF the
pressure to sell July was regarded as
hedging against the marketing Of the
newly harvested winter crop.