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Evening star., 1928-04-11
TODAY'S PITCHERS

By the Associated Press.
Here are today's major league open
ings and the probable pitchers:
AMERICAN
At PhjladeIDhia-Pennock. Yankees. vs.
Grove Athletics
At Boston-wiltse. Red sox. vs.. Marberry,
Senators
Al Chieago-Lyons. White sox. vs. Thls
Indians
A. Detroit-whitehiu. Tigers. 70. GRAY.
Browns.
NATIONAL.
At New York-Benton. Giants. "a Green
field Braves
Al Brookiyn-Petty. Robinz ~. Ring.
PhiIlies
At observation-disclosures. Reds. vs Root.
Cubs
At ST, Louis-Haines. Cardinals. vs
Kremer. Pirates.
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BAD DAY, TWO WAYS

BAlteu Tor tIHstOn IN seventh.
+Batted for Harris In ninth.
$Batted for BraxtOn In ninth.
hoston -....... o 3 o q o 3 O o.
Washington o o O--5
TwO.base hits-Todt. Rice, Judge Three
base hit--Regan.. saerihees-Tate Todt,
GosIln CD. Left on bases--B0st0n, 4:
MMaEshinEdon' MaEa o. First base on bails-On
By Gastan, 3: by BraxtOn. 3. HIts-Off
Gast0n. In innings: of BraxtOn. O In
innings; Hit by pitched baIl---By NcFay-
den, tGillisl. Wild piteh--(;aston. losing
nitcher--t'nston. Imnires--Messrs. Owens
and 10 minutes. ""'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
guntna F.fap~H

Games To-day Games Tomorrow,
Boston at New York. Boston at New York.
Phita nj Brooklyn. Phila at BROOKLYN
Plttsb'g ut ST. Louis, pittsb'g 40 St Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati. Chicago at Cincinnati
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NATIONAL.

PIRATES-Second base plugged by
Sparky Adams and the Waners ready
to put on bigger and better act. Pitch
ing staff lacks good southpaw. but
strong enough II Grimes. Kremer, Hill,
Meadows. the veterans, come through.
CARDINALS--Great pitching staff.
with old Pete Alexander. as good as
Evening star., 1928-04-11

BY the Associated Press
New York (A1. 2000 00oO00-2 3 y
Brooklyn. 00032 x--7 10 o
Campbell Thomas and Collins. Dickey
Clark. Ehrhardt and Henline
Philadelphia (S1 00000O0I q
Philadelnhia fA.1. 90 90 oO2 Ox-2 7 D
r. Miller. PrUett IcGraw wfIIouzhEy
and Schultz. Lerian: johnson and Daney
and Emerson.
Pittsburgh .. 03I22 0-IlI4 q
Fort Wayne. go. 0000 O01OO-- 1
FusselL. Spencer and Gooch: Pipkin. Kohl
rnheTg and Madison.
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despite mati only Eskimos
And that President Coolidge should be numbered among the
real fans must be conceded by of the fact that he was included
true the Chief Executive departed
made voiced hafozen spectator back of the press box who
gancing in the direction OF the
official box, remarked: Hes game guy
The presidential arm evpced the need of additional Spring training
pitch honored function of toss
chief Clarence Owens dey shared
promptly hip pocket perhaps
the of the weather which Milton Gasns pitching wing
felt
Considerable wonderment expressed fact
flagstaff center field for the hosting
National Emblem failed to materiae and has an odd expana
Stannard players aligned for the
oth the Washington club with William F.
Maccracken E Assistant Secretary of Commerce f0r A"U w
It never was held because Old Glory already the
too 1.-The the sT & Pt tSs cne
on including pO ball
ner ne upon .,
hs that Grnns h @ ns"d and m sand he 1 @ d heS u~s Spelling
part of inaugural ceremonies.
which % b held 3 BY s Wssnsn ss 4see6on sn Tes @
corded vans The veteran era Of ia
5 SIS ssf &. 1o 'aae ,sIe
Sens ss0so s0oG On for s'f fTo P@s bases
the duty Of hurting the combat crediable BIT
twice. a box all Ta 3hTee sef of the H e %
veteran OBJ
the effect the chilling air. which
resulted in an unusual -ursteaoness
relief role fully IN
with Nationals
faced him in the two rounds ne was on e
the full distance Of nine innings ne
would just about the best pitcher In base ball
Harris panfulness of the injury to his
handicapped
batting and the club will be fortunate
his nsence playing doesn't aggravate his injury and give MN
setback.
got into action The weakness OF
throwing
batting affected Goose failed to get
three occasions twice sending
to deep center to get under his drives
initiated tally getting credit for hit on his bounder
high could have beaten the toss
the Gfman who by the given generous hand
when he made his first appearance at bat
particular lived their reputation OF
visiting first
bingles for in taies
obtained their
all three Of the aliens who scored
got little that might just readily have been
bounded Osn head and stopped
roller skipped
euded Harris and the bnt that MacFayden intended for
sacrifice then ggled by Judge nheld
Tod evolved the that represented Boon margin OF victory
of the three pnchhtters accomplished
Ss easy seventh Gamer merely forced
the
this led to the rally being the ended
Cancels foolish caused him to be tagged of second base
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BOYS CLUB TO BANQUET.

An athletic banquet viii be held to-
night at the Boys Club at O'Clock
when awards with be made to teams
which won the championships in three
divisions Of the clubs basket ball sea-
son during the past season.
Evening star., 1928-04-11
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
wash'n at Boston. wash'n AZ Boston
New York at Phila New York al Phila
Cleveland at Chicago Cleveland al Chicago
ST, Louis at Detroit ST Louis at Detroit
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ON THE SIDE LINES
With the Sports Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON=

ASE BALLS hold public rikingy illustrated at Clark
Grith yesterday turned out
the Red Nationals in the opening of the sea-
only Eskmos.
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Eui, SALE

FIVE ROOM house with bath, base.
ment, garage on terms. $2S5U. CO.
SlX ROOM two story house, mod.
ern, close in. excellent condition
S5.7O0.00.
FIVE ROOT bungalow. close in
modern. stucco, practically new
$570O.CO.
SEVEN ROOM two story, brand
new house, basement garage
$625O.OO.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern
garage, could not be replaced fol
less than 100000, only 100000
FIVE ROOM house, in best part Of
city, modern. with room for two
more roo. in attic, A / condi.
ton, cheap at $5800.0O.
BUILDING LOTS-In all parts oil
the city. Buy some Of those
have in the cast end just off the
new paving.
FARM LANDS-All over the coun.
try farming is coming back.
have more sales on now than ir
years and the biggest, best anc
cheapest let ! ever had.
INSURANCE-In good, old reliable
companies.
1T is A FACT am the busiest
dealer in the city. Come to my
office and find out.
FOR PROMPTNESS, COURTESY
EFFICIENCY. see
F.. YOUNG.
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LAWN FERTILIZER
Putting Hollywood
Into the Home Is to
Be Radios Latest

The motion picture screen will be
translated into the new entertain
nent medium Of the air In one
gigantic national radio hookup
Thursday, March 20, when, from i
to 9 p. mr. central standard time,
Norma Talmadke, Charlie Chaplin,
Douglas Fairbanks, D. w. Griffith,
John Barrymore and Dolores Del
Rio will broadcast to the entire
United States through National
Broadcasting company stations.
The task Of putting Hollywood
into the homes Of the millions Of
persons to whom the program will
be available involves the use Of
more than two score stations, two
transcontinental telephone systems,
and complete facilities in the hook
up.
Broadcasting will be from the
bungalow Of Douglas Fairbanks,
ION the lot" at Hollywood, where
Fairbanks will act as toastmaster
Of the occasion. The star will also
talk on keeping Fit" John
Barrymore will render Hamlet's
"Soliloquy." Norma Talmadge is
to speak on "Women's Fashions in
the Motion Picture World" d. w.
Griffith will talk on "Love," while
Charlie Chaplin is to give 4 num-
Der Of approximations. and also dis
close inside stories Of filming of
number Of his pictures. Dolores Del
REQ will sing . Spanish song. Paul
Whiteman and his band, broadcast
ing from New York, are to be part
Of the program, synchronized with
the coast by the telephone hook-up.
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I'D love to. live on farm"
Sally agreed, with entire innocence.
But every evening at twilight Id
60 out and look at my growing
things and see how pretty q pic.
ture they made. and try to forget
all the back-brcaking work I'd put
In to make 1t SO pretty"
They were walking single file
now. in the soft. mealy loan. OF a
field. David leading the way. She
loved the way his tall, compact
body moved AS gracefully and
surely as q woman's. She had the
feeling that they were two children.
who had slipped away from their
elders.
There's the cornfeld where I've
been plowing." David called back
to her. n fine crop. I've given It
its last blowing this week. It's
what farmers call laid BY Moth
ing to do now but to let nature take
her course
It was 80 dark now that the
corn looked like glistening black
swords. curved by invisible hands
for q phantom combat. And the
breeze rustled through them.
bringing TO the beauty-drunk little
girl q cargo of mingled odors Of
earth. ripe fruit and greenness
thrusting up from the moist EN-.
brace Of the grou6d to the kiss OF
the sun.
Let's sit here on the ground and
watch the moon come up" David
suggested. his voice hushed with
the wonder Of the night and Of the
beauty that lay about them.
Sally obeyed. locking her slender
knees with her hands and resting
her chin upon them.
"Tired, Sally? They work you
too hard" David said softly, as be
seated himself at q little distance
from her. II suppose you'll b
glad, to get back to the-Horac ~
the fall."
I'm not going back to the Home
ever. I'm going to rum away.
"Good for you'll" David applauded
Then. With sudden seriousness:
But what will you do? A SIR
alone. like you? And won't thai
try 70 bring you back? Isn't ther(
: law that will let them hunt yot
like : ey1minal!"
@oh. -. The states my leeal
guardian until I'm Is. and I'm on)3
70. - ooune states it, ~" 6alll
lans6ero1 fright creeping backflntl
her voice ~But I'm going to ~ 4
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For SALE

SIN ROOM new modern house, full
basement. garage. choice location
close to schools, $4,000. Terms.
EIGHT ROOM modern house with
double garage. 4 bed rooms; close
in, $500. Terms.
SEVEN, ROOM modern house with
4 bed rooms, garage, close in,
$500.
FIVE ROOM house all modern but
heat, fine trees and close to
schools. Garage. $1,000. Terms.
FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
east front; choice location $4,000.
Terms.
SEVEN ROOM new modern house:
maple floors, fire place; extra
toilet and built in features. One
Of the best locations in the city,
$500. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM new modern house
with maple floors and built in
features, close to school and ex.
ccllent neighborhood, $500.
WE HAVE the exclusive sale of
many Of the best lots in the city
and will be pleased to show them
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your part to buy.
WE CAN sell you farm lands at
prices that will make you money.
HARVEY HARRIS & CO.
j. p. jackson, Manager.
Hoskins Block.
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anyway. I'd rather die than 90
back to the orphanage for two more
years. You don't know what its
like" she added with sudden ve.
hemence. and . sob-catch in her
throat.
Tell me. Sally" David urged
gently.
And Sally told hip-in short.
gasping sentences. roughened
sometimes by tears-of the life Of
orphaned girls.
I'VE have enough to eat to keep
from starving and they give u
four new dresses . year." Sally
went on recklessly, her long-dam'
med.up emotion released by his
sympathy and understanding,
though he said 30 little. "And they
don't actually beat US. unless we've
done something pretty bad: but
oh. It's the knowing that we're
orphans and that the state takes
care Of us and that nobody cares
whether we live or die that makes
1t so hard to bear! From the time
We enter the orphanage We are
made to feel that everyone else d
better than We are. and its not
right for children. who will be
men and women some day. with
their livings to make. to feel that
way!"
Eyes, an inieriority complex r. Z
pretty bad handicap" David inter
rupted gently.
II know about jnferiority com
plexes," Sally took him up eagerly
1--WE read a 10: aud studied . lot
We have q branch Of the public
library in the orphanage. but wefl
only allowed to take out one bool
q week. Ill graduate from higt
school next June-if I 60 back
But / won't 60 back!" she cried.
"But Sally. Sally. what coult
you do?" David persisted. "yol
haven't any money
no." sally acknowledged pa
sionately. "I've never had NOR
than . nickel 1t ono time TO cal
my own! Think oe e, uavidl
Girl Of l6. who has neyer had nor
than : nickel Of her own - ~
iitel And only : nickel givon d
- - .>-N $500 ~ 1900
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, little SALLY" David said SO gently
that his words were like caress.
Charity hasn't broken your spirit
yet. child. Just try to be patient
for . while longer. Promise me
you won't do anything without
telling mo first. might be able
to help you-somehow."
Ill cant promise. David" she
confessed in . strangled voice. Il
might have to so away-suddenly
from here"
"What do you mean. Sally?"
David's hand closed In hurting
grip over hers. ''Has Pearl-Mr.
Carson? Tell me what you
meant"
"When I promised to come walk.
ing with you tonight ! knew that
Mr.. Carson would try to take me
back to the orphanage. II he found
out. But-I-I wanted to come.
And I'm not sorry"
do you mean that he threatened
you?" David asked slowly, amaze
ment dragging ct his words. BE
cause Of Pearl-and met"
"Yes." she whispered. hanging
her head with shame. II didn't
want you to know. ever. that you'd
been In any way responsible. He
Tho says It's practically settled
between you and-and Pearl. and
that-that lob, don't make me
say any more!"
David groaned. She could seo
the muscles spring out like cords
along his Jaw. Listen, Sally he
said ct last, very gently, = want
you to believe me- when I say that
! have never had the slightest IN
tention Of marrying Pearl carson.
I have not made love % her. I'm
too young to get married. I've got
two years Of college ahead of No
yet, but even X I were older and
had : farm of my own. I Wou16n't
marry Pearl
s4cens out d that horn! 4
| loud. harsh voico cut across poxi6iG
low.spoken speech, an40e 49,
spring Guiltily apart = oap4 ~
| inG q stan4 Srr - oneA 1ne1o1ll
q ~ faym!" I!
i Glen c1foon had DroMleo I'M
i a aneFy, frnDtro&o1 S4n1 W1&
throash ~ 1alds mill ~ M
spie4 them ~. u
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SALESaiEN-We manufacture our
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MISCELLANEOUS
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-One new Fairbanks
Morse l 1-2 H. p. engine, with
new pump jack. One new gang
plow. One new sulky plow. j. E.
Chesak, Ia miles S. e. Of Bis
marck.
FOR SALE-Cho.ce Imported Ger
man Rollers eAd Hartz Mountain,
also .lative singers. Cages, seeds,
treats, etc. Phone 115.J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson, N. D.. Box 728.
RADIO-Real bargain. Good Zenith
radio completely installed only
$4,000, time if desired. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 16.
FOR SALE-Fresh mich cow, also
floor lamp. Call at 928 Ninth
street.
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LOST-Betwcen Tappen and Bis
marck Wednesday afternoon
March q, complete u. S. Army
outfit, same stamped Company
&C., also .4lO shot gun and a
pair of basketball shoes. Finder
of any Of these articles please
notify A. N. Sandlin, Carson, N,
d. Reward. 1t is very necessary
that recovery is made Of army
outfit.
LOST-ln city, one tin box contain
ing automobile tools. Finder
please notify +. Jaszkowiak OF
Phone $40.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BUNGALOW, five rooms and bath,
new and oil modern, garage, good
location, south front. Price
3405O.OO. Terms.
HOuSE-Eight rooms and bath, all
modern and in splendid condition,
fine location. A desirable home.
Full lot. Price 97600.0O. Terms.
BUNGALOW-New stucco, five
rooms and bath, vestibule, five
closets. splendid arrangement,
newest design, full partitioned
basement. Garage. Price $5500.00.
BUNGALOW-Six rooms and bath,
all modern, glazed porch. hot wa
ter heat, living and dining room,
finished in oak. Price $4750.O0.
Terms.
HOUSE-Six rooms and bath, stuc-
co and brand new, fire place, hot
water heat, garage attached to
house, east front, fine trees. Price
9725O.00. Ready for occupancy
May 1st, 1928.
HOUSE-Six rooms and bath, mod
ern, hot water heat porch, east
front, double garage. Price
$33O0.0O, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly payments.
HOUSE-Eight rooms, partly mod
ern, half block ground, fine chick
en- ranch. Price 100000.
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We write every form Of insur.
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Mcissen, Germany, the town where
Dresden china is made, will be 1000
years old in May 1929. A feature
Of the festivities will be chime OF
bells made Of porcelain.
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MAKE big money all year taking
orders for groceries, paints, auto
oils. No experience necessary.
Write LOVERIN & BROWNE
CO., 1906 So. State, Chicago.
SALESMEN-Reliable, with car to
call on farmers. We pay $50 to
500 per week. Roi- Patnode Co.,
Waldorf Hotel, Fargo, N. D.
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@. KID USED CARS
Atfra cfivn Rive

@. KID USED CARS
Attractive Buys
1926 Chevrolet Coach rcducocd and
reconditioned
1927 Chevrolet Coupe, slightly used.
1926 6 cylinder Overland Sedan,
ducoed.
1926 Ford Coupe in good cndition.
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1927 Chevrolet Imperial Sedan, cx-
cellcnt condition.
1926 Ford Roadster in good con6i-
ton.
1927 Chevrolet truck with cab and
box.
We trade and give terms or both
new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Bismarck, N. ID.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED to
travel during summer vacation.
Interesting work along school
lines, congenial teacher compan-
ions, opportunity to earn 1T least
$4,000 weekly. Give age, educa.
tion, experience first letter. S. J..
GILLFILLAN, as w. Oak, Chi
cag0.
neutrality-suspicious. wanted By
manufacturer who can earn $cO
weekly spare time sewing aprons:
Materials CIT, no selling; stamped
envelope brings particulars.
MNeznins n c! =. Apron Co., Mt
LADIES-Earn up to y18 per doz-
en- embroidcring. Experience un-
necessary. Observation-Disclosures
furnished. Addressed envelope
brings particulars. Cameo Linen
Co., 1872 West Add Street, New
York City.
WOMEN-Earn extra money dur
ing spare time. Experience un-
necessary. Steady work. Every
thing supplied. No selling, &c
stamp brings particulars. Pris-
ella Garment Co, Derby, Conn:
WOMEN-Earn SIT dozen sewing
aprons. Experience unnecessary;
no selling. Easy, steady work,
materials cut. Addressed en-
velope brings details. Goshen
Dress. Goshen. N. y.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework. Mrs. S. w.
Corwin, 422 Ave. G.
WANTED-Girl or middle aged lady
to do housework on farm. Phone
3F2. Alfred Ryberg.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. 802 Second street. Phone
1O5O-R.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHON r 82-
MALE r.ELP WANTED

MALE I'ELP WANTED
WANTED-Two men. so to 20 with
light car to travel IN Montana FOR
large Chicago house. Must Be
able to furnish bond. Salary $40
a day or commission. Write, give
age and present employment. E.
HI. Walker, 500 So. Wabash Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
WANTED-On bridge crew for
summer, man and wife. Woman
to cook and man general bridge
work. If interested call 1307.W
or write Milton Rue. Bismarck,
N. d.
WANTED AT ONCE-25 men to
learn barber trade. Systematic
training for best positions. Cata-
log free. Moler Barber College,
Butte, Mont; Fargo. n. 0.
WANTED-Carmer or farmers son
or man to travel IN country.
Steady work. good profits. Ne.
COMMON 4 COMPANY, Dept
C2e2, Winone. Mimi.
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PERSONAL

WRITE for free trial SKINkURO
for skin diseases. Stevenson
Drug Co., $500 Riverside Ave.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
PALMfST and PhrenoIogiSt Mad
am Lattimerelle. Helps find lost
articles. See her today. lis First
street. Phone 1890.
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HOMIE LAUNDRY
GENTLEMEN! The only way ia
Keep your shirts for years Is ia
send them to Marguerit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs II de.
sired. We call and deliver. goa
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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OFFICE ROOMS

OFFICE ROOMS
FOR RENT-Dcsirable office room
in Hoskjns block. See S. A.
Floren, Business Service Co.
Phone 4O1.
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Guaranteed
Rebuilt Automobiles
A Used Car 10 No Better Than TIN
Dealer Mede 1t.
A USED CAR is q real bargain
when you get an ample measure
Of intrinsic worth plus the re.
sponsibility of regularly estab.
lished dealer for your satisfac.
ton in ownership. And that's
what you get when you buy a re.
built car here.
Rebuilt Cars With . k~r utation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-24

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Newly decorated
large and pleasant apartment
partly furnished, suitable for
small family. Close in $1,000.
Also one sleeping room $l2. Call
at 423 Ninth street.
FOR RENT-Two room apartment.
gas range and mstly new furni-
turc. Also small sleeping room
and garage for rent. Hazelhurst,
All Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENTAL modern four room
apartment. Also two rooms partly
furnished for light housekeeping.
College Building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT-Four room unfur-
nished apartment, hot water heat
and hot water furnished. Screened
porch. Phone 1883.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
housekeeping apartment on
ground floor. Private entrance.
422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-April first, three room
apartment, ground floor, beauti-
fully furnished. Call at 100 w.
ROSscr.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-24

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Six room and bath
bungalow. hotwater heat. Close
in. Also for sale: A kitchen range
with water front, $500. Phone
905 after 500 y. m.