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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-29

4 ROOM strictly modern cottage,
bath, furnace, basement, 1920. 90
6 ROOM strictly modern house, fur.
mace, bath, screened porch, full
basement, laundry tubs. fire place
incest part of city, $4,000 cash
balance cheaper than rent, at 81
10000.
10 ROOM modern house, we'll located
good condition, including furni-
ture, bargain at $4,000.
6 ROOM modern house. good condi-
>tion, nice trees, south front, S..
10000.
s ROOM bungalow, stucco. practi-
cally new. good condition, fire
place, laundry tubs, basement ga
rage, splendid location, 10000
5 ROOM house, modern, bath, fur
mace. garage. $5,250.OO.
5 ROOM cottage, water, lights cas-,
front. good part Of city, good con
diti0n, $2,10O.O0.
shavo never sold anything that
cannot completely recommend.
BUILDING LOTS: &c the particular
lot you want is not on my large
list. will get it for you, if for sale
FARM LANDS: I have sales on now
in the process of being closed, for
seven quarter sections TO farmers
from this neighborhood. BUY NOW
INSURANCE: Fire, tornado, automey
bite. ~ Reliable corapaniaa+a ~
FEE. YOUNG II. e
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WHEAT PRICES,
LIFTED TODAY
Shrinkagc of Crop Estimates
in Foreign Countries In
fluences Market

Chicago. Sept. 29-[4)- Indications
OF a shrinkagc Of crop estimates in
Germany. Poland, Rumania and Aus
tria as well as perhaps several other
European countries had much to do
with lifting wheat prices today. Be-
sides. tagging of the crop movement
N Canada continued, and some com,
plants were received telling Of de-
lays in domestic winter wheat blowing
and seeding.
Wet weather in the corn belt
strengthened the corn market and
also Indirectly affected wheat values.
Wheat closed strong lSsM2M cents
higher. corn X to -. cents UP, oats
showing IsNas cent advance and pro
visions varying from 10 cents decline
TO rise Of 81 cents.
An Ovcrsold condition was disclosed
III corn today. Spectators began "a
buy and started shorts to covering,
Although prices were lower early.
here was a rapid advance later which
lifted values sharply with some stop
loss orders uncovered on the way up.
Oats were influenced By the course
Of other grain.
Provisions firmed up on account
Of scattered buying, the action Of
grain having some influence.
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NOTICE Or MORTGAGE FORE

NOTICE or MORTGAGES FORE
CLOSURE SALE.
WHEREAS. Default has been made
IN INC terms and conditions Of that
SC rib BY .hs non paymsnt Of the
ihree amortization tnetallmenta Of
Sixty.five and no/lO0ths ($65.OO)
Dollars each, due. May oath. 1926.
s s,, N .ss oath. 1925. and May
Nine ana ns ss ,Hf s g Ses q p"
lars paid ON june 7th, 1925. as taxes
HEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
Charley II. Lundquist. widower,
mor,gagor. to The Federal Land
hank of Saint Paul. a body corpor-
ate, "f the city Of st. Paul, County
dats av c s.,h M isne
filed for record in the office OF the
Register Of Deeds OF BurleiEh Coun-
ty. North Dakota, on May 26th, 1929,
and recorded In book 166 OF Mort
cages. at Page. Is. Will be forcclosed
mortgage and hereinafter described
IT the front door OF the Court House.
I:ur!ciEh. and State Of North dakota,
~ tht hour of = o'clock p. IN. on tho
~ day Of October. 1926; to satisfy
on the day Of sale. for salt hefauited
lnstallmcnts. Said sale is 10 be
made subject and inferior to the
unpaid balance OF the principal and
interest which will subsequently be.
come due and payable on the afore-
SAD mortgage Of The Federal Land
Tank OF saint Paul amounting Ia
Nineteen Hundred Thirty five and
?3I0O ($19&.73) Dollars. The prrm-
rises described In such mortgage and
W1tchsAwfll be sold to satisfy the
S;tlnA Arc situated in the County OF
bNrlelgh, and State Of North Dakota
ana dexcrlbed a., follows:
The East Halt Of the East He'll
IE1sEE) Of Section Twenty-six (26l
Township One Hundred Thirty-niife
ll39l North. Range Sevcnty-Eix (7c
W est, containing One Hundred Sixtv
tl6O) acres. more or less. according
to the Government survey thereof.
There Will be due on said mort
gaEc1at the date of sale. for sal
defaulteI tnStA1lfhents and taxes tho
sum OF Three Mnndred Twenty seven
and 12/l0Qfhseyf$327.12) Dollars. to-
Ecther with statutory attorneys
ICES Re-, ana cost Of foreclosure as pro.
Dated this goth day Of August.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL.
Mortgage
Attorney for mOrtgagcc.
Darlington. North Dakota,
(H-.24sSl. 0-7.1A.y1 .9R.yOl
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TRADING AREA
NARROW TODAY
Neither Bulls Nor Bears
Able TO Gain Any Advan.
tage In Days Trading

New York, Sept. 29--Cp) The stock
market continued to founder around
with II. comparatively narrow trading
area today, with neither bulls" nor
"bears' able to gnin any decided adj
vantage in the days trading. Tn
certainty over the future course of
money rates, which was acccntuatctl
BY an increase from 81 to 81. per
cent in the charge on call loans, cast
u dampcr on bullish cnthus iasm,
while the excellent character of cur
rent earnings and trade reports miti-
gated against the efforts Of spccula-
tors for the decline.
Atlantic Coast Line broke eight
points on the publication Of the Aug
ust earnings report showing net op-
Grating income of only $l54,933 MS
against $936.l1l in the same month
last year. Other high grade rails,
which have been strong earlier on the
prospect Of record breaking Septcm-
her earnings and increased dividends,
the dividend hearing in tho baltimore
and Nashville and Chesapeake and
Ohio, the hardest hit.
Considerable interest developed in
the dividend hearing in the Baltimore
and Ohios directors meeting this aft
crnoon. An increased rate is looked
Tor in some quarters.
Encouraging weekly trade reviews
had an sustaining influence ON steel
shares but the gains were not very
impressive. Sugars responded to the
higher commodity prices and keen
bidding developed for selected list of
tObacc0s and public utilities.
Oils and motors yielded rather
readily to selling pressure, Sinclair
breaking to n new low level for the
GEAR in reflection Of the adverse
court decision on the Teapot Dome
case.
Today's tradin. was largely of II
professional character. with many
commission houses taking the atti-
tude that little in the way Of main
price trend could be expected until
after the money situation cleared up.
The action of some stocks bore all
the carmarks Of distribution while
others were under accumulation in
anticipation Of favorable develop
mcnts yet to conc.
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WHEAT RALLIES AFTER
POOR START At MILL CITY

minneapolis, Sept. c9-CF)-Whcat
dragged carly today, but late in the
session prices advanced rs cents
over yesterdays close and near the
finish were at top levels for the day.
a stronger tone in corn helped to
make the rally. Oats were slow and
easy early and firmcd up with corn.
Rye futures held within !: cent range
nr TO the last hour, the tone drifting
with wheat.
Barley futures followed the general
lead.
Flaxseed futures felt Bucnos Aires
ease and scattered country hedging.
Cash wheat was in slightly better
demand, although wet and light
weight springs continued in poor de-
mand and ruled draggy. Good mill
ing quality sold readily Mt steady
premiums. Winter wheat was in
slightly better demand. Durum was
steady to firm.
Corn was firm.
Oats were quiet to fair, only better
qualities moving rapidly.
Rye was steady.
moisture test offerings, with demand
Barley was slow and easy for high
for better grades more active.
Flaxsccd was in fair demand.
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FOR SALC OR TRADCsfor clt

FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
erty my fruit ranch located in frost
proof belt of Northern Wisconsin,
overlooking Lake Superior and fam
: Gus Apostle islands. This place is
I especially adapted to fruit raising,
truck gardening, summer or hay
fever resort. A s
General Description: IA acres, on
State Highway, 3 miles from town
of $500, orchard contains apples
and small fruits, stand Of hard
wood timber, good trout stream
crosses end Of place, 8 room house,
28x28, hardwood floors, furnace,
full cement basement, barn and
chicken coop. Price $500. For
particulars write or sec b. r. Hitch
cock, Bismarck.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Sept. 20--tU. s. D.
Of A.)-Cattlc 200: better action
shown on most killing stock: steers
in light supply; about steady; 6.5OM
$50 for bulls: she stock moderately
active; largely i.OOnrG.25; all cutters
3.50m'i.O0; bulls showing strength on
most grades; She stock most 5000,
$50; few good heavy natives ut ga
aud better: stockcrs and feeders Slow
ut weeks decline: largely 5.75mi.75;
few more desirable grades 7.OOn7. 225 /;
stock cows and hcifcrs moving ut 400
G,5.25; fleshy hcifcrs up to $40.
Calves 1900; vealers II higher;
bulk good lights l2.T5G.l3OO.
Hogs 1900; fully steady TO strong
with Tuesdays general trade: $50 "a
$50 pound averages 1275Gc 1900:
packing sows ll.75Ml2.0O: pigs strong
to Is higher; bulk desirable feeders
l3.7bs average cost Tuesday 1855;
weight 2!..
Sheep 1000: steady; bulk fat lambs
l2.O0tDlS.0O; fat ewes i.00M6.5O.
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FEE. YOUNG
NOTTT,I. no m1nnpsyps

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of County commissioners OF
Burlcigh County. NORTH Dakota. will
tons. more or less, Of Lump Iig mite
Coal. to be delivered in the bins OF
the Court House. or. in tho City Of
Bismarck. Ht
Bids to DO opened Mt ten n0)
O'Clock q. m. October 9Th. 1926.
All bidders must furnish certi-
amount Of bid: the successful bid
der to furnish Z. bond in an amount
satisfactory to the Boa-d Of County
Commissioners.
The BOARD reserves the right to
reject any or NIL bids.
by order OF the Board OF County
Commissioners.
(SlgnedJ FRANK J. JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
$500 10-i.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Sept. 29---(U. S. d. Of Al
Hogs $4,000; early market fairly
active; fully steady now slowed up;
bid packers inactive; top 1870: bulk
dcsirabcl TO to $50 pound averages
13.25Ml3.60; most ESQ to 900 pound
butchers l3.OOl13.5O; bulk 100 to leo
pound weight l2.OO@l3.OO; most pack
ing sows 1l.OO012.OO: few heavy sows
downward to 1876 and below: bulk
desirable slaughter pigs 11.25@l2.0O;
heavyweight hogs l2.5O0l3.6O; !. med
ium 13.0O@l3.7O: light 12.5OMl3.65;
light light 1l.5O@l3.15; packing sows
1O.5OMl2.25; slaughter pigs 1880
1910.
Cattle 10000; trading on ycarlings
and few loads fresh wcighty cattle
strong to slightly higher; several
loads yearlings and long ycarlings
averaging 1000 to LIPS pounds 1900;
several loads 1.4O0 pounds and up
ward 100; little change on stale
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cattle; however many receiving bids:
around 1000; western included in
run; bidding lower on killers; mostly
steady on stockcrs and federal fat
cows generally steady; bulls steady
to u cents lower; all cutters strong
to Is higher: vcalcrs sharply higher
to small killers and shippers; big kill
crs locally steady to strong; bulk
1850 upward early.
Sheep $4,000; fairly active: fat
lambs strong to shade higher; bulk
westerns 13.0OMl3.5O; choice lambs
held around l4.OO; early top natives
1850: best kind held above 1875; bulk
10000 1880; culls steady to strong Mt
0.O0Gp10.O0' mostly: sheep steady: bulk
fat ewes 5.OOM6.5O: feeding lambs
steady TO weak: most early sales 1900
@i3.OO; late Tucsday top fat native
lambs 1875
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h LDte II Cln1hlly

FOR RENT--.A furnished aroem in q
tell locsted home. Phone. l9eR.
WANTDO Comphtenk woman dry
goods clerk. One who stealts Ger
idnA bfefeffe0. State Silary want
ed and give refAfenees IN. first let
ter. Address Nerchants Add No. 81,
rars Tribune.
WANTED Cemvstsnt cleGhiAg and
nm M M STATE sse . slssy' v sst-
~ and i've fefersnces First let-
ter. A4dtess Msfchan 4 Add No. So.
NOOK FUN Fos sssr. II lars ss;,s.rn
eetnA C}ose Ia. Hot water st al
s 4sE asg9iss eoQ. 6eySnfh g. n.
DkESS6AkIN0Doh IL Reasonable
prices. f1one tlA7J. lie. Az. c.
FQ1 SALE An Elsetric s6t4Sff four
burners and Over. Eager . fillot-
J. s0sls 1isnaselt.. n Ds 43c.s
H4Y.-Do $ou: .nee1 shay = tfiee me.
Prices right. Atal&A; upiAn6 and
Geld hsy, Green Oa16 md barley.
atad. shipped from pct2t1 West Sc
istOtiri river In this state. Elling
4ell1et. TatlOxs N. Dalk Svs
FOR RENTA house. 'lnqHiro 1t
w4kf61s-I1sei tra ~ Slsj1Ii ppvsr
rlant york At Washbnfn, 81 b. 1ke
ref 1strs Apply 20 0arS fiHtendGAt
oiAleh.; Hierass t4elnIcrs tHd Sch1ff-
WzNrhD ro rnApE q: ~: .eis IL.
tfUted M III 1iGl6I for m
, r.;S'',.l 81 s$ ~ I. 1ssperty wsafe
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FOR SALE Practically new stude.
baker Sedan, 1926 Model. Standard
6. 200 Fifth Avenue N. w. Phone
193W. Mandan.
FOR SALE--Ford touring car, new
in June, little mileage, make me an
offer. Phone 40. Sanders, 214
Thayer.
FOR SALE-A 1924 Ford Coupe, GOOD
tires and new battery. Just over
hauled. Price $4,000. Phone 855.
EXTRA VALUES
FORD truck with transmission, cab
ana dray bed, $3.50.
FORD truck with cab and dray bed,
FORD truck chassis with transmits
sion, $1Y5.
FORD truck chassis, $145.
FORD truck with transmission, cab
and grain tank, $345.
ONE trailer with rubber tires, $50.
ONE 1895 Ford Sedan, $4OO.
ONE 1886 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
ONE 1926 Ford touring, $500.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, 1926.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, $3.50.
EASY TERMS
| This. is what one Of, many of our
|, used car buyers have to say: CAR
rived in Glendale, Calf, after travel
ing 5000 miles. Used 1875 gallons OF
gas and gallons of oil. Other ex-
penses only SOC. No trouble. l sure
like the Chevrolet. Frank Pratcr,
,, l247 Allen Ave."
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FURNITURE F0R oAL8
FOR SALE-Bedroom furniture, din
ing room table. six chairs and buff
fet, library table, leather rocker,
wicker chairs, rugs, pictures, clec-
trio washing machine, refrigerator,
Hamilton upright piano. and ma2y
! other household articles. MuSt re
sold nj. once. Good bargains. II
:. interested call. at 122 Ave. A. -
FOR SALE-Some dining room furni-
ture, refrigerator, Wilton rug 9xo2,
ladies' fur coat cheap, boys sheep
s lined coat cheap. mans oveycoat
cheap, some other articles. Cali
686W. Address us Mandan Ave.
FOR SALE--Majcstic range, dining
table. writing desk, ruE. library
table, White sewing machine, two
.pcds and springs, duofold, fee box,
rccd baby carriage. Call ut &C.
Third street.
FOR SALE-A doll acart and dresser.
child's high chair, Middle cart.
toilet seat: a fumed oak breakfast
table 40" in diameter, electric grill
and oil heater. Phone 069R. 1915
Fourth Street.
FOR SALE-Fumed, oak dining room,
table. Six chairs and, . buffet. Bed
room furniture, library table, fruit
jars and cllancops > articles.
Call evenings. l22 Ave. A.
FOR SALEr-One acorn gas range.
Sell cheap If taken ut once. Phone
1922. Is Ave. A.
FOR SALE-Victrola ind Sun parlor
furniture. 20 Ave. b.
FOR SALE-A large dining table.
Phone 773.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE AT ONCE-One air com.
pressor and tank. One electric tube
Vulcanixer. One weaver tire
spreader. Two testing tanks. Two
electric drills. One chain hoist
One brake lining machine. Ono
vice. and many other miscellaneous
garage tools. One Ford Roadster
$500, 1923 model. One 1926 Dodge
touring $4,000. Lockwood Access.
sorry. 500 Main. 49,
FOR SALE-Thrcc slightly used shot
guns At 4l0.OO each. Special 70
garage men: One steam boiler,
garage Alemite grease gun, barrel
j. pumps and oil bottles. gasoline
pals, water buckets, fnrne!s and
many other articles too numerous ia
- mention. Lockwood Aclessorx Co.
Phone 1877. 800 Main st.
CARROTS $500 pee 100 lhs.; Hub
hard Squash $500 per 100 lbs; Cab.
bagc $3.50 per 100 lbss; Sweet
Punspkios 500 per 100 Tbs; Green
tomatoes 81 LOO. ptE bushel While
they last. Call Mrs. W., r. Erlen-
meyer, 423 Third St. Phone 8sl.
FOR SALE--Sboe shop with equip
,nent. Buyer must occupy by Oct.
ls&. Alxo 1928 Ford Touring. Edi-
son. .phonograph, bicycle. Write OF
call John Suchy, Sol Fourth Ave.
NV, Mandan, N. b.
RUMMAGE SALE-St. Rita's group
Of the Catholic missionary society
will hold a rummage sale next Sat
urday, all day. at st. Mary's school
hall.
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BEES SIGNAL BY SCENT

Observation-Disclosures with bees
have shown that the insects are en-
ablcd BY scent and a peculiar dircc-
tion-finding apparatus 10 find their
way back to their hives. It a hive
is moved, the first bees to find it
throw out a "smcll signal" for the
guidance Of their followers. The bee
also has keen sense of sight.
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GAS SOAP RlrRRLES

Washington.--The Washington Blu
reau OF Standards is studying poi
sonous gas now by blowing it into
soap bubbles. Steel containers here
tofore. have made it impossible to
note the action Of the gases and to
!ssto!. then e1!.. They say that
changes arc being rcvolutionized.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. 99-Lf9---Wheat
=, receipts s7S cars eompared 70 s92 81, 4
@1.45M; No. dark northern spring,
s q ast to a 1s d,aIn.lr
Ia, ,i;lbh@i.5eh; Nc; ! d. DARK .o hard Mon
five i1ih@I4sis II: MY l'i i:asii1; Sect 81.
l.42: September winter 1861; De-
ccfnhtt 1.llh.S 81. 81
Corn No. & yellow 7G@76.
Oats No. ; white 4oA@4lsA.
Barley 5000.
Rye No. 2. 93N 005&.
Flax No. i, 2.2elt02.2SA.
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and Idaho sacked rurals c.l6@2 So
Idaho sacked russeta 2.76G2.o6.

Minneapolis, Sept. c0-tU. s. D. Of
ID. l---Potstoes: Moderate wtsc in.
quiry, demand good for Rcd river
Ohios but rather slow, fer whites,
market firm. CARLOADS delivered sales
freight only deducted Minneapolis and
st. Paul rate sacked cwts round
whites U. S. No. !, and partly graded
H.iOG1215
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Twenty solid cars loaded with
UvereNs were transported direct from
Commerce. Ga, to st. Louis, 1926
miles. recently. the total freight
charges on the shipment being
Sk006.63-er. II cents to carry .
pair Of overalls that distance. !;
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. 29-[P1-Cash wheat
"" red 1874: No. hard l.42AM
1.43N.
.orn No. 9 mixed 49,. 0N78a; No. 2
yellow 1914 also.
Oats No. ! white AK @43E; No. 4
white 38n4l.
Rye No. g. 100.
Barley 55@75.
Timothy seed 5.2565.75.
Glover seed 27.5O@33.75.
Lard 14.35.
Ribs 14.75.
Bellies 100.
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! RANGE or CARLOr SALEe

Minneapolis. Sept. 29--LP)-Bankc
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. !
dark northern 60N@1.bex; No. 2
ditto 1.l3x Ql.54as: No, 3 ditto t.44N
1.5Oh: No. hard winter 1.47st, No.
z AM amber r. r dsfa s. ,;ss ~ g No.
Barley sample grade 6f&6i; No.
3, a..
Corn No. 2 yellow 10; No. 4 white
Oats No. white 3lN@45A.
Flax No. !, 2.2SM @2.20.
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CnlcAcn prn,,s.,r.r

CHICAGO PlsOnl5CE
Chicago, Sept. 29---t0 --Duttcr I'M
changed; receipts 6,4O7 tabs.
Eggs unchanged: receipts 5,477
cases: firsts JIG " G38: ordinary firsts
29M33: refrigerator extras -35is; re-.
frigcrator firsts 34i..
Cheese unchanged. '.g
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n,l,x nEe.rrvEr,

Sealed bids will be received by
the school board Of Burnt Creek
School District No. "a until Friday,
October 8, 1926, for 80 tons Of Wilton
coal or it's eQual. Is tons - he da-
livered to school No. and Is tons
to be delivered TO school n.use
No. 2.
by order Of Burnt Creek School
Board.
WA. PAUL. Clerk,
0-cS-2S-30 10--I-2-4
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CHICAGO PMYLTRY

Chicago. Sept. s29--tR-Poultry
alive firm: receipts four cars; fowls
2OM27: SPRINGS 20M24: turkeys 81;
ROSTERS Is; ducks -: geese 10.
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FARGO RlyrrER

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 29--tP)-But-
ter fat. churning cream ~: packing
stock 25.
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ROOMS FOR. RTNr

Rooms FOR. RENT n,
FOR kENT-Onc large fronf room
IN 2 modern home with board.
Suitable for two and one upstair
room suitable for one or TIVE.
Phone 1850 or call at 6l3 Third st..
FOR RENTING furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping or sleep ping
Ia . modern home. For sale: One
buffet and dining table. Cali SOC
Eighth Street. 81
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms In q. mod
crn house. ZIG Second street. Call
afternoons or after 8 p. n. .r
FOR RENT--Nicely Furnished room.
Hot water heat and reasonable.
Suitable for two. Bis Second st.
Phone 209Rs s@ IA -
FOR RENT-Eurnished rooms, with
private entrance, near Capitol. Hat
water all the time. 1904 Fifth st.
Phone S96J.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room in a
modern home. Gentleman prefer
red. Close in. 200 w Broadway.
Phone SSS.
FOR RENT Furnished room for
light housekeeping. Will be vacant
about Oct LIST. Az Fifth st. Phone
925W2
FOR RENT-Light Housekeeping
rooms furnished. 307 Seventh st.
South. Phone 456M.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnish room in
strictly modern home. 7O2 Seventh
street. Phone 357M.
FOR RENT-A very comfortable
room. Newly furnished. Phone
649W. .
FOR RENT-Large comfortable
rooms. Call at 622 Second Street.
FOR RENT-A large furnished room,
in modern home. 217 Eighth st.
PLEASANT warm room, good Local
ton. 623 Sixth st. Phone 004,
FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Cali
960LJ after $3.50.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. Sept 29--LP)-Flour
urchangcd; shipments De,o9i barrels.
! Bran c1.5O.
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] FARM LAMBS ron SALE

AOD ACRES WE'LL improved. Only
SECS an 'acf. Ready 10 make
money for you in Baxter CO., Ark,
good farming country, ready mar
ketsj advantages; Nb aefes wire.
fenced, FERTILE sGmcsoil fields,
springy and stream for stock, esti-
nAAtcd $780, 100 Il. timber; fruit,
good ,4-room house, excellent water.
porch ana shadc, good barn. tenant
house and poultry houses. $4,000
takes it to settle affairs quickly.
less than half cash. A, ]. Dcather-
age, care Strout Agency, S28 New
York Life Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
CANADIAN LAN6-OWing TO illness
I must sell my $40 acre Alberta
farm. Very suitable for wheat,
sheep. ETC. Good house. $6,700.
Halt cash. Joe sSteede, Uplands
kitscoty. Alberta Canada.
FOR 4ALE--QuArter section Improved
land, including cattle, horses and
full line Of machinery. Easy terms
to reliable party. Investors Mort
gage Security Co.'S Tai; 1888. Bis
mnrck,, N. Oak.
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CHEVROLET COMPANY

DRESSMAkING
SEWING--Hand sewing for children.
Laycttc work specially. Phone
1y4W. ~
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FOR RENT-Very nice seven room
all modern house in splendid con-
dition, Phone 233.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell Miller Co.
bismarck. Sent. 30

cent per pound discount under
% ID: Ear corn. ~ lbs, 8 cents un-
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FOR kENT--A six room all modern
new bungalow. 1915 Fourth street.
ThOne 830J.
FOR RENT--Six room house, Oct. LIST.
Phone GOO.
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OFFICE NOON ron RgNT
FOR RF.NT--Office formerly occupied
by. Attorney Burke Fourth street,
see Il: ID. H0skins or s. A. Florcn
NJ the business Service Co.
FOX KENT--Eour rooms over
Knowles Jewclry Store. Apply to
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FOR RENT--A small house partly
modern. Call ut SCOTS Grocery or
Phone 2l9M.