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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-12
Mandan High Holds
Cage Pep Session

School spirit will be manifest this
winter at the basketball games in
the Mandan High gym if the pep
session and the pep talks that were
given at the regular high school
assembly Friday are samples.
Devoting the major portion Of the
program to athletics, Grandson
Tharp, cheer leader, reviewed the
football session and paid tribute to
the football players who will grad
uate. Clyde Challey, member 81 the
faculty and former agricultural COL
lege cheer leader, spoke on school
spirit at the coming basketball
games.
Blair Seitz. president Of the stud
ent council, and an appointed COM
mittee arrange the programs that
are given alternately by the senior
and junior high schools. This weeks
program, which will be Of q siuilar,
ne ire, will be given by the jdniof-
nign,etudents.
Christmas programs Will be given
Dy 9TH schools prior t. the Christ
mss program.
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/ Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

= lrs. Fred Bolke and daughter,
ginia, who have been the guests
g. Mr.. N. E. Walker for several
q ~. have returned to their home
Hebron. =.
Louis Eckroth has returned from
the Northern Pacific hospital at
Glendive where he underwent an:
/ operation. ~
Otto Thress of Dickinson spent
Friday in Mandan, transacting busi-
ness.
Joseph Holets of Meadowland.
MIMI, and formerly of Mandan. has
returned home after spendins-a few
days here looking after business IN
terests and visiting friends.
Mrs. Charass drecrisnrysh.,.4 ~-Aa
.sr~s haAr1 i patient at the II aa
hospital. returned to her hes.1
Huff Saturday.
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MAllDAV NEWS
Raid Produces Stills,
Beer and Spiked Wine
'Fc Fl Flo Fun, I smell rum. =

"Fc Fl Fo Fun, smell rum"
That was 7. Rustad's circumspect
statement a. he nosed about the
basement Of . home at 3O6 Fourth
avenue northeast, Friday.
Mr.. Rustad u Z federal Inspector
and prohibition agent from Minot
and although only 80 bottles Of beer
were in sight his nose knew that
there was : stu in the immediate
vicinity.
Turning to 4 series Of shelves
that held tasty preserves and jellies,
Mr.. Rustad took one look, seized q
hook that protruded from the
shelves, pulled, and presto, q secret
nook was revealed, he says.
Two complete stills, one Of Is and
the other Of 10 gallon capacity, 100
gallons Of sour mash, and two kegs
Of spiked" wine were found, he
states.
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| Additional Sports ]
Fight Commissioner
Resigns in Illinois

Chicago, Dec. l2.-(AP)-ohH c.
Righeimer, chairman Of the Illinois
State Athletic commission for the
last year, and member during the
10 months Of the commissions ex-
istence, has announced his resigna-
ticn, saying he Is tired Of the job
and wants Z long rest.
His withdrawal leaves Paul prehr
as the only remaining commissioner
Of the three appointed by Governor
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NEWS BRIEFS

Sioux Falls, s. DID. J. McMa-
hon, Glendale, N. D., was named
field secretary Of the Dakota Motor
Carriers association. G. G. Johns
Of Desmet, 8. D., was reelected pres
ident.
Frank O. Lowden says at Wash
ington he will not interfere with
friends efforts in his behalf, but
makes no definite declaration he will
seek Republican presidential nom
inatiQn.
Counsel for Mrs. Ruth Snyder.
condemned 70 die with Henry Judd
Gray for the murder Of her hus-
band, says ct New York he has let
tiers involving second man in kill
ing.
Moderation league makes public
1t New York annual survey Of con-
ditions under prohibition which
shows increase IN arrests for
drunkenness from 0e7,612 to ILL.,
$50 III 1925 and coz cities.
Memorial signed by Isl citizens
Of Is states. asking that President
Coolidep indicate American willing.
ness 70 continue world court nego-
tiations, is mIde public at New
York.
SOUNDS REASONABLE
Science Teacher: Name some
li0nid that won't freeze.
Bright PupH Hot water.-An-
swers.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Beware Of Widows" tniyersal.
Jewel fpature, which comes tonight
- the Capitol Theatre, II The ectOl,
story Of ! wild and hilayieqs III ~
on . luxurious houseboot viii Ia6te
Il pl4ute. univorsal'S bjou63 stay
he9ds = east q supegb 111eo1rs d
this jyazna Ct laughs, vticA W1a
edapted from The Stage sueeess n
OWN Davis.
Bryant Washhurn, dietjnGpio6oi
loadinG nan of ~ qtAGe 116 octRoon
d tho XoQnk doetoe g ico % IN
dlmpled bl64de Who makes, ~ ND.
tqlD6 e eqFvhlg odle of ~ 1&tyatt1l
1Sine]o p6ki66te Mt wisely ~ ~
Well. The 5bqpeek e thak ~ mn,
naut brido-to-be donoQnooe Him u I
polygamist and Soes hack - II,
tnbther.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH ONE 81
POSITION WANTED

COMPETENT stenograpAer desires
position either permanent OF
temporary. Twelve years exper'
fence. Phone 472.M.
A MIDDLE aged lady would like Z
position doing homework or cook.
ing. Call at 800 Ninth street
Phone 377-J.
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Small when boxing became legal n
Illinois on July I, 1926. 0. w.
'Huncke, the original chairman, quit
Q year ago 10 . reason similar -
Ntgheimer, dissatisfaction with the
burden Of criticism an pressure Of
various sorts accompanying the
post.
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A Thought

Her ways are ways Of pleasant.
ness and al hex paths are peaee.-~
Prov. 3:17.
All things that SPEAK, e heaSen
speak Of peace.-Bailsy. 49,
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MlSCELLAt;EOuS

DIAMONDS-Mounted in rings Of
the latest design sent to any bank
for free examination. Fine quail
tiles and extra good values at
$25, $35, $50, $65, SIS, 500 and
up. Easy payments if desired.
Absolute privacy in all transac-
tions. Your unwanted diamond
taken in as part purchase price.
Buy now for Xmas. James w.
Marek, exclusive diamond deal
err. Office at 108 Third street,
Bismarck. N. D.
FIVE HUNDRED BOLLAR RE-
WARD offered fer evidence that
will lead to the conviction Of par
ty or parties that damaged the
buildings and removed water tank
from the Southwest Quarter Of
1-138-76. Sterling National Farm
Loan Assn, Sterling. N. D.
FOR SALE-Just received . large
shipment Of imported German
Hartz Mountain Canaries. Every
bird is guaranteed . singer. Also
have a large assortment Of cages
to select from. Bismarck Dairy
Co, Bismarck, n. D. Phone 34S.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and Lies. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also .,ative singers. Cages, seeds,
treats, etc. Phone 115-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson, N. D.. Box 728.
FOR SALE-An Eden aluminium
electric washing machine practi-
cally new. Also white S. c. Leg
: horn cockerels. Phone Mrs.
James T. Campagna, 7-F-15.
LaZ0NA Cigar, mild, Zoe. Mike
&c, q good smoke. Little Sambo,
Csc cor 10. Ask your dealer for
them. Geo. D. Graham, Mgr,
Bismarck. N. D.
STRAYED-From my place, / bay
mare; 1850: ! bay mare 1913
brand; / iron gray mare I'D brand.
r. w. Belyca, Wilton, N. D.
FOR SALE-Yarn flowers made to
order, any kind Of style or color.
Also wax \and paper flowers.
Phone AL.
FOR RENT-Broadway store room
now occupied by Nassif Fruit
Store. O'Hare & Cox.
FOR SALE-Hot water heater with
connections, $3.50. Phone 97S-W
after 600.
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MALE HELP, WANTED

DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? u. S.
Government Chauffeur Carrier
job pays $141-$175 month. "How
to qualify" mailed FREE. Write,
instruction Bureau, 33-P Arcade
Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
Is MN WANTED at once to learn
Barber Trade. Easy work, easy
to learn, good wages. Free cata-
log. Moler Barber College, Far.
60, N. D.
WANTED-Boy to assist in milk
delivery and work in dairy. Box
ESQ, Bismarck.
WANTED-Waiter at O'Brien's
Cafe.
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KFYR Radio
Programs


Tuesdsy. Deeentlr Is.
$3.50 to 1880 .. m.-Nusic. Com
plete weather report.
1880 to leo p. m-Oythophouje
program.
100 to ISIS p. m.-WeatAer fore
cast and news items.
1:l6 to 1850 p. m.-Aunt Sammy'G
chat.
$50 to 1880 p. m.-Melmona Sis-
tiers. Harmony Girls.
1880 to 7:l5 p. ,m.-Westher fore
cast, market report and new ikeWs.
7:l6 to 500 p. m.-Fay5n 3ooturo,
profits In Poultry"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-12

Dick Rudolph, former star. pitch.
er with the Braves, has resigned his
job as coach Of the Braves twirling
corps.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-12

EVERLASTING ALEXANDER
Chicago, Dec. 12.-tR-Crover
Cleveland Alexander will celebrate
his forty-first birthday when the st.
Louis Cardinals 60 into training for
the 1928 pennant race.
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RADIO PROGRAMS
AMONG FGAvvaso pRoonAms

,SW SwE 40 Xs}ox wcAn
s:ee-Tiveli Theetss,
.y:4S-Chll0ren,e Program
: 11:ee-FfltAsf House Program
NN<1WoN.WIlo chieeoe-Ioo
S:ee-EvereAdy Hour
.e:ye-eRAntom violin
1e;0o-Hoo1lums
Sss.e-Wls chleaee-s1o
s:ee-Suppsybell Progran
4Hs~tNMA4.WeJ chleass--s7o
e:ee-oYan Recital
siet->CusleSans Club Of Women
<se.s-WlW clns,nNatl-5eo
s:lS croelsy Ensemble
,s:Se-Coneaft Ovchestfa
!e:Se--stueio Feature
:oe-HenSy Thels Orchestra
~. e-WoAV clNelanstl-eeo
S:oe-lllustsAtsd Musical Lecture
:::-essssssyts.:1s;t H s;ss'''
s:e0@Auctl0u 0fi4ge Games
ese.s-WrAV eisvslsse-7go
::so-eeaiy Air Weavers
s:3X-Everp40y Hour
s:4e-Auction Bridge Games
s:St--Cbvslcale
@&a-WA,u ce,smtus-,eeo
orehsstses
90. ,..ss:t-weAA os,las-sse
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7:eo-No Worry Boys
s:eo-xuclion Bridge Game.
Sss.<-Who DEE AaslsAs-s.o
.s:ee-Auction Bridge Games
1o:10-JanSaen's Nofbrau Orchestra
%>e.s-Wcx.WSR pssrs,t-eoo
s:ee-pinner Music
s:eo-ked Apple Club q hrs.S
3s47-WvtJ pttrslt-oso
S:30-Sealy Air Weavers "A
S:xQ-E9verlady Hour
>es.T-WOAP Fort Werth-eoo
s:3e-Raritone: Pianist
S:O0-varied Program
3o4.%-kvHe Hot opslaos-7oo
s:2crerSonality Appearances
s:js-baiiseSss: Ga Songs
sss.e-Wo3 Jefferson city-sso
S:1S-vocational Radio School
9ve.oHWoAF Kansas clty-sso
T:lo-esaiyAi Weavers
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9:oo-Auction Bridge Games
4s3.e-WTMJ MIiwaukss-toao
S:fo-Silvsr string Trio
S:ee-Auction Bridge Games
S:3e-Cavalcado
%oS.3-Wcco eAinnsapolls. s.. psut-3eo
7:90-Hamllne University BANQUET
S:00-EvereAdy Hour
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soe.s-WoW omaha-seo
s:Qe-Auction bridge Games
S:oo-CAvalco0o
%se.7-WoAl San Antenis-eoo
S:3o-Gebbhardt Mexican Players
S@S.1-kSO o. Ievis-seo
7:oo-0reat Moments in History
7:Se-8ealy Air Weavers
S:Q0-Eveready Hour
S:20-Apction Bridge Games
9:S0-Rlse and Shine
sse.e-kvoo Tuisa-eso
7Ao-9AibaEllng Program .--...
s; :5S-Folsyr AZ ". wi Hssr
3S>.S-Wcbo zien-s7o
s:oo-zien Junior Band. Mixed Quar-.
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S:2o-Farm Question Box
9:ee-Auction Bridge Games
%ee.s-kFI Les Aneslss-s4o
.s:oe-rire Department Orchestra
ii:6e-Evsfeedy Hour
1::0o-NBC Program
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soe.9-klx oakland-seo
,s ::::sse-P!. an: . Concert ;, -,
]oi.s-koW pertlan6-sio
ie:eo-.Seaiy Sam Program
is:sS-aassc'Se' 4.i ssS0F
%eAs-kFNc San Francisco
s:oo-Ceciljaus
Orchestra
11:0O-Denco OrcheetyAs Is hYs.l
<1e.3-kRo Can Feaaeisss-71e
fe:1e-Dridgo Lesson
1l:oo-0Ac1oo Network Program
>N.e-kFoA eeattle-o7o
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91o.e-kjN oea1teo-ooo
.e:9e-gasitens Solos
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SJe.1ekHe opelsane-oio
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ROOMS FOR RENT

KOUMS FOR KENT
FOR RENT-One furnished sleep.
ing room in modern home. Hot
water heat, gentlemen preferred,
$1,000 per month. One block
north Of 500 Depot, also garage
FOR rent, $500 per month. Call
ct 302 Eighth street. Phone 375.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
warm front room OH first floor,
one room with porch on second
floor for light housekeeping or
sleeping. Also young boy will
share room for $40 a month. 706
Sixth street.
FOR RENT-In modern home,
warm room at reasonable rate.
Also beds for sale. One single,
one three quarter and one full
size. Phone 1345-W. 1903 w.
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Two newly Furnished
rooms in modern home with hot
water heat. Hot and cold run
ming water. One room suitable for
two. Gentlemen preferred. 41S
Ave. B.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms IN
new modern home. very con-
venient, cali at 307 Tenth street.
opposite the new st. Alexius
Nurses Home, phone 921.
FOR RENT-Large, warm, ultra
modern sleeping room. Suitable
for one or two. Breakfast served
If desired. Call at 812 Seventh
street. Phone 960-J.
FOR RENT-Warm comfortable
room, close in. Also for sale:
Electric range in first class con-
dition. Call at 405 Fifth street.
Phone 1093-M.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
in new modern home. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Call at
3O7 Tenth street after 600 .. n.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
steam heated room in strictlv
modern home. Call at 623 Sixth
street. Phone 1151-R.
FOR RENT-Two modern partly
furnished basement rooms. Cail
at SIS Anderson street or phone
979-J.
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HOME LAUNDRY

HOME LAUNDRY
THE BEST Address for finished
!, washes at competing rates 10
Marguerit Bulten's Home Laun.
dry. Mems shirts a speciality.
Repairs if desired. Call 1917 =.
203 Ave. A West. We call and
deliver.
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ace theatre and now comes tho king
|of beasts, or rather the queen,
Princess Pat" . real live movie
!toness from Hollywood, who, with
her trainsr. Bart Nelson. appears
- ono 81 the five acts ct the Pal.
ace On Tuesday evening.
Revolving Collins Is q skilled roller
ek4ter with lots Of speed. Calvin
= Diana are . man and lady offer.
iMg Musical Varieties.
The Bqhemians, called "vaude-
villas Versatile vocaIists," are two
men and two ladies singing 'sSonks
Yeu Like TO Hear" Eddie, Mareie
: Susie present "For Laughs Only, =
: clever singing. dancing and COM
edy act.
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ELTINGE THEATRE

The new Lon CLANCY picture,
"LoAdon Aft1r Midnight" which
GENES 70 the E!tinge for tonight and
Tuesday, Is based on = detective
stdEy theme.
ChanSy plays . role different
from any IN his career, for instead
o{ his usual sinister character b ap-
peays - Z Scotland Yard deceive,
VINO. with = scientific trend, utiliSes
hypnotiSin 9 Z weapon against
eosts and appai. Ions II the haunt
q manner. 81
rsntattic shadows and weird %.
petitions 81 uncanny ouryoundinGo,
~ c)6aGs fSr m astounding pJot
which " the uso of mental seienc6
The dotoctjvo unoGyths and ro1ucoa
70 evlgyl1y 1aGt n 'the STRANGE 3.
manee. Clancy wears . series 81
GQeG1ey di6glise6 . IL nan.ttaek,
~ ard ! 1oeelle est 6uJJoupda
hin. tpelu1ile 1ayeolil1o NV, N1nly
|1 WAlthall Cmrad Nagol, CIS661
Eino, 800 Tlchenof. pelly Neean
r1csy Wlllleno I'd others q nceS.
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Rebuilt Automobiles

Rebuilt AUTOMOBILES
A Used Car Is No Better Than the
Dealer Made It.
WHENEVER you buy a used ca,
you are buyine something that
formerly belonged to somebody
else. The dealer who sells it to
You is the only one who can as.
sure you that you will profit by
the sacrifice which was made BY
the first owner when he gave il
up. You can be sure Of a good
deal if you buy from a good deal
er.
Rebuilt Cars With . Rcrutation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT - Furnished one
room and small kitchenette. Hazel
hurst, Ali Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing apt. suitable for two.e 422
Fifth street.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR. SALE-Household furniture.
One Velour duofold and two chairs
to match, one dining room rug
size 9x10 LIZ, one bed spring, al
so one wringer. Phone IGOR or
call at SOB Fourth street.
FOR SALE-A Baldwin Grand
piano, in excellent condition. For
information inquire at room $50
at Patterson Hotel after $50
p. m.
FOR SALE-Dining room table,
chairs, buffet, kitchen cabinet
| and sanitary couch. Phone 639.
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SOUNDS REASONABLE

Science Teacher: Name Sayne
linnid that won't freeze.
Bright PupiE Hot water.-An-
swers.
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AGENTS

AGENTS, Distributors, Men, Wom-
en-. Big profits. Patented scien-
tific hair water waver. Send 25c
for sample. Attractive selling
2 plan. Arrow Products Co., Ter
minal Annex Bldg, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern
room lower duplex, garage at
tached. 0. w. Roberts, Weather
Bureau. Phone ISL.
FOR RE1!T-Strictly modern home
furnished at 8l3 Thayer. Inquire
w. s. Casselman.
FOR RENT-House By Dec. 14th, 6
Rooms with furnace and bath. One
block from p. @. Rent $3.50.
Also garage at $3.50. Phone 9O5.
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FOR RENT-In modern home,
warm room at reasonable rate.
Also beds for sale. One single,
one three quarter and one full
size. Phone 1345-W. 1903 w.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and Lies. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Rism = cl. NJ n
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FROM AROUND The COUNTY

left for their home at Hanks, N D.,
Fflday, after a months visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Rooster.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson passed the week
end as guest at the Earl Cosper
home.
I'd. Hamilton returned from Min
nreaPolis Friday, where he has been
learning the barber trade.
Roy Mitchell, the deputy collector
OF revenue, from Doolev. took in the
oand dance here Saturday night.
Kenneth Cosper drove out to the
Mann school Saturday and brought
his sisters, Lois and Margaret home
] Tor the week end.
harvey Wunderlich played for the
dance IN Redstone last Friday even
ing.
Walter Miller is sick with tonsilitis
this week.
Marjory Nelson and Jimmy Harris
nave the measles.
Last Saturday afternoon there was
meeting Of the HOSPITAL Board
when much important bnsinoss ,+a :
attended to.
Miss Phyllis Thon of Westby was a
week end guest of Miss Myrtle Eng
Jimmy Bradley of Valley Citv. N
day. ''-0- mere l ueS-
Mrs. D. L. Moran of FIaxvillo
brought her daughter here for mod
cal AID the first of the week,
Jimmy Larter, from north Of town,
IS staying at the hotel and takino,
adjustments from DR.. KahIe
Mrs. N. j. Nelson entertained =
tsLBe number OF her friends at a cof-
lee party last Wednesday.
Andrew LELAND and Mrs. Julia lie
1 I5 came home from Comertown
Wednesday. ii''i - " Il
The Westby Boys High School has
KeC ball team came up FRIDAY and
played our boys. The score was IN
70 Il IN OutloOk's favor.
MRS. DesOnia of Daleview ret,,,nod
70 her home Saturday after weeks
stay here, visiting at the CbarIev
Nau home and taking adjustments
from DR.. Kahle. VII - %
- = " A1Ce ana children are
ilet from their home in North Da-
H HG' visiting her parents, Mr.. and
a Anderson, the Minot candy man.
was was ealing on the local merchants
here Thursday. '''i' %
Joe LaCombe was down FROM,
Whtetall Friday to have some dental
work done. '''0 Vel '''i
mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards Of
Whitehall stopped off here one dav
on their way to Kenmare, N D.
"nere they went to seek medical aid
Monday, VIM. Nobel and Lester
Jolce were here from Canada.
Z. Lindsey of Whitehall was here
on business Tuesday. 40
). N. Langum of Barton, N. d.
was a business caller here Friday
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REVIEW OF The GRAIN MARKET

at &c to 4c discount under the No 2
NO. 6 was selling at about Sc dis
count.
The oats market was also practic-
ally unchanged. No. 3 white oats
are selling at the principal markets
at practically the same prices as a
week ago, No. 3 white oats at Chi
cago being quoted at 45-48c: Mime
apolls, 44-46c; and Kansas CITY at
Acc. az
The barley market in the central
west was slightly firmer as a result
OF an excellent demand for the best
mating types. Higher prices in Can
ada caused by better export demand
for Canadian barley also tended To
strengthen the domestic market. Best
mailing types sold at MINNEAPOLIS at
ll-i3c; Chicago, 75-80c; and Milwau-
kee, 19-01c. Barley suitable for seed
sold at the latter market as high as
9Oc. Feeding types were also SLIGHT
iy tirmer, prices ranging from 5577Oc
per bushel.
An advance of &c to &c in Buenos
AIRES flaXseed prices had a strength
enlng influence on the domestic mar
ket, but at the close of the week Nav
future prices at Minneapolis were
but little higher than at the close of
the previous week. The latest esti-
mate places the Argentine crop of
flaxseed at about $4,000 900 bushels.
a reduction of about a million bush
els from earlier estimates. Demand
IN the Argentine markets from both
European and American importers
was reported to be active but domes-
tic buyers were unwilling to paw
higher prices for the cash grain be-
ing offered at Minneapolis and Dull
nth. Spot flax sold at MINNEAPOLIS
at from SC under to &c over the Nav
price, which closed January at
$2.221a. Argentine seed for February
shipment was quoted at Buenos
Aires at $1.53 ga per bushel and for
March shipment at $1554. Argen-
tine shipments for the week totaled
nearly a million bushels, of which
488,0O0 were to the United States.
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Mr.. J. J. Gibbons left last Thurs
day for Havre and points north
where ne viii spend several weeks
attending to business interests
Brs. Anton Anderson was a bust
ness and social visitor in brentwood
on Friday.
Mrs. L. H. Hartsman went to Plen-
tywOod on Friday and visited az the
NiggO Peterson home until Saturday
Mrs. Peterson and son Paul accom-
panied Mrs. Hartsman home on Sat
urday and spent Sunday visiting with
friends.
George Anderson returned home
Monday morning after spending a
week at Billings and points of oil
interest in Wyoming.
The people of Reserve and vicinity
were royalty entertained Saturday
evening at a card party, followed by
dancing. The hostesses for the occo.
sion were Mesdames Halvor Ever
son, L. H. Hartsman, d. c. Murk, n
B. Eidness, Anton Anderson and II
C. Riley.
Miss Bertha Kalak of Portland
Oregon is spending a few weeks visit
ing with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
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WOLF CREEK

John Pace, Jr., William Lawrence
and Alvin Marsh were in Plentywood
last week to take the Eighth grade
examination.
IAe weather man must have run
out Of coal or has forgot to turn the
neat on.
Mr.. ana Mrs. 81 Ulrich and l. r.
Aetzler were Saturday visitors at
Redstone.
Walt Cromwell and l. E. Metzler
We're calling on William Cromwell
Friday.
Mar. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
family visited at the McCallister
home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. D. NJ. Machines and
family called at the Wilberg home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ST
Ulrich Sunday.
Walter Johnson visited over Sun
day with James Cowan.
Hugh French, zap Phelps and
George Norris were to Redstone on
a business mission, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. McCallister
Saturday
James Cowan was a Redstone call
er Monday