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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02

/ WANT COLUMN
RATE cent per word per inser-
ton. Minimum 25 cents per insertion.
have one farm for rent and five
farms for sale.-Dr. James Slaven,
Dentist, Pine City. 25w2l-t
For Sale-About Is tons of tame
hay, two miles north of Jackson
school house in Norman township
Robert Hanson. 25w21-1t*
For Sale-Two white Holland tur-
key toms, May Matched, So EACH
Mrs. VIM. Widmyer, Brook Park,
Mimi. 2oW2l-lt"
For Sale-3 male collie pups, also
milk strain Shorthorn bull calves
Ben F.. Hancock, Brook Park, Mimi.
25w2O-2t
For Sale-One stack of hay, timo-
thy and clover mixed, at our place.
-Jorgensen Bros, Az miles north
east, ASkOv. 25w2O-2t~
For Rent-My big frame building
on Main Street, Askov village, suit
able for implements, etc.-C. H. Han
sen. Askov. 25w21-4t
For Sale-A blacksmith shop with
all the tools furnished. Address
Jakub Zezulka, Route 2, Box 80, Will
low River, Mimi. 25w21-3t*
Lost-Army discharge papers be-
longing to Thorvald Jensen, some
where in Askov last week. Finder
please leave at post office. 25w21-1t
D. S. S. will have a card party at
the D. B. S. hall Saturday evening,
Feb. II. Please come early. Every
body welcome. 25w21-1t
For Sale-One heating stove for
wood or coal, almost new, $500; have
no use for it.-Riverside Guernsey
Farm, Joseph Jaglowski. Rutledge,
Mimi. 23W21-1t*
We want tamarack stakes, mining
timber, posts and pulpwood. Hard
wood ties and lumber, spruce and dry
wood. Write for prices.-Mille Laos
Timber Co., Isle, MINI. 25w19-4t*
Askov Live Stock Shipping Assn
will ship Monday, Feb 6. Bring in
| listed stock before $3.50 a. m. Room
for more.-Christ Larsen, shipper.
25w21-1t
For Rent-The Soren Miller 80 acre
farm, 21a miles northwest of Askov,
1.-THE former Voetmann place.. Pos
session March 1st. Enquire of B. R.
Petersen or First State Bank of Askov.
31w21-2t*
For Sale-My registered Holstein
bull, King Korndyke No. 49O599, born
Feb. 14th, 1926, of no more use on my
place, very gentle.-P. Simonsgaard,
1 mile west and 1 mile south of
Askov. 34w21-1t*
For Sale-A first class harness and
shoe shop. Stock can be reduced to
about $500. Building 24x46 it. Full
basement. Living rooms in rear.
Modern Will sell or rent building
A. B. Friedman. Moose Lake, Mimi.
37w19-3t*
Eye Doctor Coming-Dr. E. c.
Roberts, optometrist, will be at hotel,
Askov, Tuesday, Feb. 7th. Glasses
fitted that will relieve all eyestrain
that causes headache, dizziness, float
ing spots, nervousness, sore and i'll
famed eyes, cross eyes, cataract, etc.
VIM. Campbell, a recent graduate
of the Young & Hursh Business Col
lege in Duluth, went to work last
Monday. 4L-21-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-02
WANT COLUMN

For Sale-3 male collie pups, also
milk strain ShOrthorn bull calves
Ben F.. Hancock, Brook Park. Mimi.
25w20-2t
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EALE--MOUSES.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Detached Home.
z41214tl1 ST. NAV

Artistically designed and ideally located !.
consists Of spacious living room with opsn
Kitchen with many attractive features. large
pantry. also lavatorv on hrst floor; three
nice bedrooms. large closets, inclnsed sleen
bis attic: equipped with Oh burner. built-in
tubs. storage room. built-in garaee. Nsn Neason
noon until dark, or call ~
c. M. PLUNKERT &. CO,
1910 Eve 81. NV. Franklin 1ei. c3'
Evening star., 1928-04-23
aAIIEL.~lilIllkIlA.

T9g DWsEE or a BEArTigCL RgN
hst6s, Fs5aRe f95i Georgia 1917.
4 c0RAER H0BE III CHEVY fHAsK.
sgeasa5 ~ 49, 29B9ssAg - ~ AGJ%% W fehi
RsBy naDGe'Bs vita ~ Aaf1sf. ssA e1'Ap,
GaFake. Q0tE seta3eg pfgeH 81 $50 klFld
gs51y eau msSe u1Dsest d9wu gsspsnt $itb
1sos,ihiy Uayu4epts " ssg % Including lo.
tefsEt 30 bJlh trusts kaB Information ~
IfteT q IN WlDnt9ns.b 2s7s
800 CASH sE0 MONTHLY GETs DEED
IL sqGaefn tapestry DFiIk 0fle ~ best see'
f0tsg DA SsK nDoHgs tiled bath. b,.w b.,
eAAe taufaFy yags 3 Bgrf9bee. Now wasn't
Tske5s - sgehA1se ~ istgfT hgpas Opiey51,,
stWaer Nsln 1910 ~ KsHripgt9n l2BR.
p0DEU 10 SACRIFICE NY s-EoOH
si@s sf,saot s@g'e Ss St{ss si5s6S of 'sse ~ go
easg teFj0s Address Pa Si3s Star gfiss
fYy6GAIoW - i BEDROOMS. ~ cHEVY
65lssass~~sf1 $50 A very dASsFsbas home ~
fyeFt seeitOp ~ t5aegg fhase lsatge tvhk
gopp8 ~lth ~ hFepi@e tgfafy albbF room
a8sg lasifnOnGs i81a a8ta klb8eH gD htsl
fafsss 9so hxtFa ssla fsa0rOeWs 81 sffgiig
A,lor Reasonable 9gNn 1syDspt aS3a fsbDp
llaoasisEs aiii swis}g tbia bsfga3B, IaH bis
sagassB ZhE5 aaF - sFshlAss -
ss o90--sfK afyqR ,H0Dsg JhCLEDtH9
Furniture LII llgS 70 t,alt trees EitsDes
Hyatiseijis $f39 20
fessf9 ss 800 ~ ~ 800 %gtt. practically
new eglop3ais 3 ~ tapestry btleA 4gps
pgEwAR PRICE, 80 TOO
~ Par 70 - ig1s NstA sM !. az
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VIM, II. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Phone Service to q PM,

$32 5O0-COI. .ORADO AVE NEAR 10th ST.
Ia
DIM ooma II n
Gs Sasa ,sIpNs nSlaSa q, s.S burner % s GSSs. G
bought on
$l80O0--OLD CHEVY CllASE-Half Square from Conn Ave
70
saii9nmtp heSoad
@ i've @ % @ %
g..
$ll, l,500-CONVENIENT TO BUREAU OF STANDARDS,
beth car lines @ emH.F,rsS Sas n detached home tasE s south
% H % @ @ rae
.r s% for ss 9 T.r s'' asss @ .ssss ass SM@ M
$6os0- Capitol HILL-~Near Junction of Avenues,
Not far the
s @ nave, @ G"' s nn @ % Sef 5 % %RFhttrn III M Hitr' SHH
D
VIM. II. SAUNDERS co, INC,
$ NV
Evening star., 1928-04-23
PROPOSALS..

Q. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1868 NAVY
Building Washington. d. C.--Sealed pro-
posals gill be received here until IL N April
% 1928 and then opened for the com
structiop Of the 3rd High Reservoir. fur
Their information application.
mh3 Z. .2S. .29 80. .Ap2324
Evening star., 1928-04-23

S11 o50-ARRANGED ASsTWO APTS., NV
spd detached dwelling % and & eTd n, asSses on
= +.
S11o50-FINELY LOCATED MT PLEASANT HOME.
of
in
$l575O-IN BEAUTIFUL FOXHALL VILLAGE.
English Homes
Oak floors throughout Sns.uty stn nranG
heating plant
zee Il Al
S1685O-CORNER, NEAR CHEVY CHASE. CLUB.
English Rn @ ds.sn % % rScm @ =
in OF
opportunity
$15o50-16th ST. HIGHLANDS
An in OF construction Eh
bedrm: tso isd e.sns 2sk h"Srs d9Tp and
in
25OOO-CLEVELANT0 PARK, CORNER.
n Cleveland
large ppn esn l win Sye nv nTaee
BEDROOMS
third
M.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors IS.
1417 X ST. Main $500.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

r T1K0NI- n c: 6SI7 LAUREL ST.---DE-
taehed : rooms s norches, screened: ga
rsge shade excellent condition; reduced price,
make offer: open. A p. RUTH Cleve. 1923.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
WANTEn-NONEY.

$500 FIRST TRUST. Tos- mt. e
bonus, $50 monthly payments If desired ha
s years: we'll secured. Address Box 33o-F
Star office.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

R4RGATN-ONLY Sl,9S0, REDUCED FROM
81 600. fine 5-room and bath eunGalow
Coiiage City: s.m.t.: easv terms. Main
Evening star., 1928-04-23

yECGTT-3o8i aqth ST Ne. MT. RAIN
ier-Nadern Groom bungalow; nearly new
electric lights Ess and water: garage; price,
ShI50. sold originally for S6.500. easy
terms Owner c, A. NJ. WELLS. 1871 b
Evening star., 1928-04-23
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM 4 wEsCHLER SON. Aucti0neeFs


TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING NO. 1920 Bath ST. NV.
ID. virtue of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. 5434 folio 203 ct seq.
Of the land records of the District OF Colnn1-
pa. and az the request Of the party secured
thereby: the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer
PrTpS PrrsTmiies n, cp oMsoSYPAYJ THE Twenty;
O'CLOCK Pm. the following DESCRIBED land
and premises. situate in the District OF Co
lnmbia. to wit South n feet front on
Thirty fourth street hy the full depth thereof
of Iot 173 IN square 1854.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash balanrs
on or before three years. represented nv the
promissory, notes OF the purchaser. payabIs
IN one and two years with interest Al Il re1
cent per annum from day OF sale pagabIe
scnli-annually secured by deed OF trust upnn
property sold. or all cash. at option S,f r1,rs
chaser A deposfr~Sf $500 required AZ ssis.
All conveysncinR reoprtiinR and notariaJ fees
at cost of purchaserl Terms TO be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale
otnerWise trustees 1tserva the right to rpaeii
property at risk and cost OF defaultinR pu1-
chaser after Eve days advertisement Of such
wssh,,n resa,e N some hewspaper published in
j, MeKENNEY BERRY.
JOSHUA W CARR.
anil .ecd&ds.exSu Trl1siees
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Including Walnut Dining Room
Suite Bedroom Furniture, Lot Of
Line . u m, Raxs, Miseellansous
Goods, Other Merehandise--Al at
Our Auction Rooms, SIS La Ave.
Terms: Cash.
DAVID N0rES. Auetleaesr.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
RENT--sUBURBAN PROPERTY
SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROP'TY.

LARGE kODEEE s-RDOA House. sHhI{B,
lsFy a88 fruit tEae1 ~ =. Wells ave LsH
Js5nnGiH S2zy OWNER. a.
N0Bkkh ~ kGA Lows LHsIgABLY 10.
rated H. stlsyilse aas E3.1nits. Pf1aed - byO
" ~ 000 ~ siH feng 8Hg ~ SSg monthly
. T. D., f.eaF tefe. ~ 300, Efnf, 8sD
z 3Sfgs root1s. bgrestes kaaas, sles Stson
3stgs igt n0fserH. 30 Kent S5S ...,,-
h ~ atfyiAfB ~ 9f0 Rent $40
M q Nay OM NE. HYATIs. 4kt.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
T0Y nREn

Owner will sacrihea brand-new modern
BUNGALOW IN hiGh class Belghborhood. Terms
no object 10 reliable narty. Phone at one
North 4909 or address Box lo5>S. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1928-04-23

DELIGHTFUL GROOM @-SToRY- MODERN
house close In. sacrifice furnished OF unfur-
niSheS: owner. Address Box 1855, star Of
fce, - Sa~
4-ROOM AM BATH BUNGALOW; CELLAR,
Ss2l saith 81.
Mt Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

SALk;~-H0NIEEg.

Goth AND PARK RoHD--7.R.- BATH, 2
extra iavatorIes btiit.in garage, sleeping
p0rch: sacrifice for quick sale OWNER
2OI2 Pierce Mill road. Col 4734 23s
Evening star., 1928-04-23
S4I.E-SI RlRRAN PROPERTY,

CEFERYnAIF - -ATTRACTlNELY. CON
ves,@eptly located 4-room bungalow; porches
furnace fireplace: ami. Adams St4l.W
Evening star., 1928-04-23

No CASH PAYMENT.-LIKE RENT.
Beautiful 5-roonl bungalow ami large
lot for vegetables chickens and nowers;
high elevation. delightful SurrouDdingss pro-
g~esS3ve Detghhors. on bus line. only few
minutes to city. $50 per month. incl. ant
Also attractive 4-room BUNGALOW: amt:
$40 per month. incl. int; very low bar.
Eain prices Phone Owner Hyattsvtile 5O-J
for apfoinfwent and particulars.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

ST0REKFFPFRS. IF Y0T NEED MONEY
Co. Suite SOS District Natl Bank Bldg.
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
trusts desired Immediate answers, CHAS
SAGER, as4 l4th. Maln SO. -
MONEY TO LOAN TO INDIyiDCALS ON
. Y,evsonAl endorsements At &c con nhdentiai
seTvice j r oUARLES, los South Wash
fnStou st, Alexandra Va Telephone Alex
aTsrfa TGs
Evening star., 1928-04-23

ROW BRICK N.E.-S8, $50. SIX MODERN
In garage. hot-water heat Just out OF hands
of paperhanger and painter. Can he h9ught
with small cash payment and S47 so
monthly. All information North 555S until
Evening star., 1928-04-23
sALE--HOUsEs.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
7.RooM HOME WITH .;CAR GARAGE.
ONLY XHnhO---EASY TERMS

Only Ss,aSO--EASY Terms.
A splendid bargain IN a o.story brlcl;
home, J rooms deep. with covered concrete
front porch and i" riasscd-in rear porchea
close 10 schools, stores churches and trans.
poftation IN a delightful community near
Ian st. Seven large rooms and bath. hiS
ample closet space. Concrete cellar with
toilet and laundry trays. lot 176 II. deep.
In good condition: hot.water heat, electric.
ity and all modern convenlences. An oppor.
acts Quickly, Only $S,n50: small cash nay.
ment and easy monthly payments. Call
GeorEia 224S for appointment to inspect.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Near stores, churches and school: Q Are.
places, large living room. bedrooms tile
bath, let floor 3 bedrooms tile bath with
shower; End floor: oil burner: garage: large
cLEvES vS"saai ssS.i Or aIf MAfN Siss SSiMnsSr' fspS L
Evening star., 1928-04-23

ave car lines and priced at so. .450 for quick
sale. Terms can be arranged. lll3 Ali.
son ST. NV. 3O,ft. front: 8 large rooms and
glazed porch: completely renovated. LOUIS
JUSTEMENT owner Decatur lSlO or. eve
pings Decatur 5000 Ant 609..
Evening star., 1928-04-23

COI.ORFD-lH"1 GIRARD ST. NV. VPEN
evenings q 20 81. This Broom brick with :.
baths h.-wh.. cleo lights and garage will
make some one a good home and Investment.
Easy monthly payments and priced right.
Excellent condition. Immediate possession
Gail Col bS1S
Evening star., 1928-04-23

9CTHH AR0VE SAi.G Is P<>STpoNsi
YssSs AEHEisf sANg AStR tlS'i AMI eisse,
RN ORNER on TRUSTEES.
Gr~rhR ABOVE SAl.E IL CURTAEK ms
paned until TUESDAY, April tMSSFN
EnuRfA, ICES. AT TIE SANE kots soe
" ny 0RnER oE TAE TRUSTEES
apln,tACiA EMU
Evening star., 1928-04-23

TWO-STORY ROW BRlCk--StS.oO MONTH
ly Strictly modern home with every con;
bath. front and two rear porchcs. hot. water
heat tne l4i,fooi lot hss JNr nayed aiiey email Al
cash payment. Call North 5555 until o
Evening star., 1928-04-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
lIAnflfi finnnhA i

SEE ME- FIRST.
ist, end AND 3cd TRUST LOANS,
tREAsoSS SNs sLRs' II fN XVI iYVERY MSYJ J
$500 repay 81 90 wk. 500 repay 81 90 VIII
= 800 repav 500 wk 900 repay 500 wk
AND so ON
tASove payments include principal ant
interest and can he arranged monthly and
:. Loans' Also taken on property In nearby
DIR. A. HENRY. INC,
SIo.3l2 Bond Bldg. t4th 4 n. Y. Ave.
Sri 4, 20 extreme right OF elevator M, 1o0aS
ton Nav w8ll be located 1910 Eve st.
where I've s. meets \, y. aye, g,
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED u c. PROPERTY.
RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS,
PREVAILING INTEREST RATES,
WM. II. SAUNDERS Co. Inc,
,4ss & $, ReALToSSsi Ssin ,ois. lo,7.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1880 K st NV. Main 47S.
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND snd AND Srt TRUSTS SIov
fRSkSSSsAcrfdhNssh pSfSn pHRrESns esssttkfiE ssRtfcE
{. f. WARlNG.
i4le r 81. NV MAIN gI72
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
WHEAT STAGES CREEPING
ADVANCE AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis. Feb. 81 fAP) -
Wheat staged a creeping advance
Of 7-6 cent today, Chicago leading
the way with active buying based
on crop damage news. 4 quick
right about face In the corn marke:
which developed marked strength
toward mid-session also helped gen.
eral sentiment.
Oats had 4 fast advance OF SIS
cent after loafing early in the ses-
sion. May barley came back after
dipping IL cent at the opening.
Rye futures moved up moderately
in sympathy with wheat. May flax
seed turned firm.
Cash wheat offerings were fairly
large and demand was fair TO good.
Early bids were Off / cent in spots,
but little trade lowered, tie general
market being steady. Good 20 choice
milling quality sold readily.
Winter wheat was in good de-
nand and firm.
Durum was in good demand and
steady.
Corn offerings we're largo and de.
mand was slow in spots.
Oats was in good demand and
ruled steady to firm.
Rye was in light supply and de.
mand was good.
Barley was in good demand and
prices were firm. Range was 81 to
- cents.
Flaxseed was steady to strong, Of
ferings moderate and demand good
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27

miles from herr, across he Indian
river and one mile up til. beach from
the inlet.
Search Fer Pile& Csatinoes
The plane was loaded on . truck
And brought into Sebastian. Ford
officials said it would Be sent 70
Jacksonville. The search fer
Brooks body continued with air.
planes looking over The - coasts
and beaches and boats searching the
sea. Motorcycle officers patEolled
the beaches. The sea. which pre-
vented boats from going to the
wrecked plano yesterday, Continued
rough this morning. :.
Brooks apparently freed himself
from the plane Just before or after
it hit tie water, in the opinion OF
Kenneth Flusher Of Melbourne, who
discovered the plan. He said it had
apparently been left BY the reced-
ING tide and was lying upside down
on the beach, clear Of the water.
Some OF the instruments were miss
ing. he said.
The safety straps were loose, as
It they had beea unbuckled By the
pilot TO free himself from the plane"
said Flusher.
Flusher had been employed By the
Melbourne representative Of the Ford
Motor company TO patrol the beach
by motorcycle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27

In compliance with Article Six,
Chapter Eleven OF the Political Code.
Compiled laws OF the state Of North
Dakota for 1919. as amended BY Chap
ter 157. s. l. 1897
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. March goth. 1925. A. p. at
the several polling places In each OF
County. North Dakota, . Presidential
primary Election will be held to en-
doree. nominate or elect one candidate
b. each party, Republican and Demo-
cratic. for:
President OF the United States.
Vice President Of the CnitedsStates.
National Committeeman.
Five candidates BY each party, Rec
pu blican and Democratic, for:
dental Electors.
Ten delegates to the Democrat:
National Convention and thirteen Re.
publican delegates to the Republican
National Convention.
There will also be submitted to the
people q. this election. pursuant 10
the provisions OF Articles IS ard IS
Of Amendments 70 the Constitution.
posed by the Twentieth Legislative
!. Senate BIZ No. 4i-Rela,ing to
compensation and mileage allowed
legislative Members.
. House Bill No. officiating 70
Revenue and Taxation.
The polls will b. noer T-om $ q. III.
to : p. m. March goth. 1928.
Dated at Bismarck. Notlh Dakota,
this e5th day OF February, 1928.
A. G.. ISAMINGER.
fSeal) County Auditor. Burieigh
County. North Dakota.
t2j21-3 /J-1o-19I
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
HUGE AIRSHIP
DUE TO ARRIVE
THERE TONIGHT

Continued from page ou-)
scenes Of LindberRh's triumphs on
his good viii tour.
The Patoka, however, is stationed
in Cuban waters about 1900 miles
from Lakehurst, and win be used ia
moor the big airship in event her
commander decides It best not to
buck the tricky weather in the Car
ibhean.
Should Commander Roseadahl,
who has been given complete au-
thority over the project, consider it
wiser to moor the craft TO the Pa
toka, the flight, it was presumed,
would be resumed when weather
conditions appear more favorable.
The same plans hold for the trip
back, although it may be found
necessary to moor her anyway then
while fuel and emergency equip
ment are taken on.
At France field, she will have .
mast only 60 feet high to moor to.
First tested at Lakehurst, the device
was sent by ship to the Canal zone.
It consists also Of q motor truck on
which the tail end may be attached,
permitting the big ship to swing
around near the ground.
From the south Of Cuba to the
Island Of Jamaica the Los Angeles
made an average Of fifty statute
miles per hour.
Having 612 miles TO 60 she would
arrive at her destination about 10
o'clock tonight 1t the same rate Of
speed. It was pointed out, however.
that she might be aided By trade
winds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CT.ngCRE SALE


Defaul. having occurred in the con-
ditions of the mortgage hereinafter
described. notice Is hereby given tina !.
that certain mortgage executed and
mortgagor, 10 Harry +. O'Nciil, as
mortgagee, dated the :ath day OF
November, 1919. and which said mort
gage was filed for record in the Office
the County Of Burleirh, in the state
Of North Dakota. on the first day Of
December, 1919, at IL o'clock A. " :.
and was duly recorded therein In
Book 159 OF Mortgages on page 1s3,
and which said mortgage was there
to ]. p OLeary. by an instrument in
writing dated the sth day Of Decem
Der. A. D. 1919, and filed for record
in the office Of the Register OF Deeds
kota. on tho second day Of April. a;
d. 1921. at nine O'Clock A. NJ, and
was duly recorded therein In Book
1873 OF Assignment on page 422. will
be foreciosed by sale Of the prem
Uses IN such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the
Court House of Eurleigh County,
North Dakota, in the city. Of Bis
marck. In Burleigh County, North Da.
k0ts, at the hour fs OF ten o'clock IN The
a. d. 1928. TO satisfy the amount due
on such mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows, namely: The south west quar-
ter Is. w. LAY OF section ten (10) in
township one hundred and forty U40D
north. OF range seventy-seven go
west OF the fifth principal meridian
in said Burleigh County, North Da-
kota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum OF thirteen
hundred and seventy-onc dollars and
twenty cents C$1371.2o), besides the
costs Of this foreclosure.
Dated February eth. 1925.
J. +. OLEARY.
Said Assignee of said
Mortgage.
Geo. NJ Register and George
S. Register,
Attorneys OF said Assignee OF
said AIortgagee.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
(o/21-3/5-lo-19-26-4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
STOCK MARKET
REACTIONARY
l.. S. Steel Common and Other
Industrials Hit New Lows
For This Year

New York, Feb. 27.-P-The
stock marie: wen. through a Sec
ondary reaction today in which T..
S. Steel common and several other
popular industrials touched new low
levels for the year. Early declines
ran from to 8 points, with the pool
specialties bearing the brunt Of the
selling pressure. Trading was only
moderately heavy in volume.
Speculative disappointment over
the slow pickup Of spring business
and continued uneasiness over the
brokers' loan and industrial unem-
ployment situations were the chief
factors behind the selling move
ment. Call money opened unchanged
at 4 IA per cent but banks called
more than $l0.O00,O00 in loans be-
fore midday, presumably in antici-
patton of heavy month-end require
ments. In view of the heavy gov
eminent financing and the approach
of March Is income tax payments,
Wall street looks fr a disturbed
money market during the next fort
night.
Z. S. Steel common dropped to a
new low at 1873 Is after an ineffecu-
tual attempt to hold it above the
old low of 1873 1-2. Montgomery
Ward sold off 4 points to 1913 5-8,
as against q high Of 149 "a last
Monday. U. S. cast iron pipe broke
6 points on selling presumably in.
spired by the stiff foreign competi'
ton in the cast iron pipe industry
Greene Cananea copper dipped near.
~ 6 points but held above the old
low Of 113. Air reduction, Collins
& Altman, Vanadium steel and
gold dust all fell points or more
On the other hand, Adams express
scared 10 points and the Kresgt
department store issues moved into
new high ground.
Except for 2 point reactions II
Wabash and Canadian Pacific, The
rails offered good resistance to sell
ing pressure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
MARK ETS
D Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
Market Affected BY Free Buy
ing IS Result Of Crop Dam.
age Reports

Chicago. Feb. q. - n = Waea:
prices went SHARPLY upward in the
late dealings today =. account Of
free buying az a resu,. Of persistent
crop damage reports. !. was also
contenced that coming private esti-
mates q domestic farm reserves Of
wheat would make . bullish showing
and that the crop condition figures
would be lower either than IN De-
cember or year ago. An unexpect-
ed decrease o. tire cor,. visible sup
ply total. with m.lcer weather in the
corn belt ard consequent likelihood
OF smaller receipts, turned the corn
market upward also toward the last.
Wheat closed strong :. TO 17sc
net higher, corn is.c to 2isc up, oats
showing ssc to 7sc advance, ard
provisions NJ 27c gain.
Arrival Of as much as SIS cas-
tcorn in Chicago today became
quickly a dominating factor in tie
corn market. In tone quarters :,
was asserted that this total repre-
scented the last heavy nosenea. O:
the crop, and there was some buy
ing on this basis. but for a. leas;
the time being majority 0. traders
leaned TO the bear side o. the mar
ket, heavy receipts OF corn being
reported at Kansas City, Omaha and
st. Louis, as well az Chicago.
Considerable OF today's selling o:
corn appeared TO hinge on gossi ,
that March ! is tax-ga,aering timc.
and that numerous holdings gave
evidence OF a desire 10 transfer
ownership before that date. On the
other hand, talk was current TIA.
foreigners had bought more OF less
corn oYe,uikht.