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Palmer Advocates
Expanding Country
Teachers Courses

Continued from page one)
for five years. Dickinson normal,
during the last two summers, has
conducted courses in rural methods
and tho Valley City state teachers
college conducted . similar. course
during the summer session last year.
Optimistic Over Change
Miss Palmer said that Dickinson
ana Minot normal schools have both
instituted rural departments recent
" and that she was optimistic over
other indications that state schools
are coming to the point where they
will devote more time to the training
Of tho country teacher.
During the last two years the state
department of public instruction, In
order to meet the necessity Of giving
the rural teachers more personal In
struction, has substituted the demon
stration teacher plan for the former
mass teachers institute plan Of in
struction.
Demonstration teachers were Sec
ured to visit country schools In each
county OF the state to instruct the
teacher in the presence Of her class.
The demonstration teachers instruct
the teachers in small conferences,
and, according to Miss Palmer, get
better results. These conferences are
held in the rural schools and after
noon sessions are taken up with
round table discussions Of how to
meet the various problems In the
country school.
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The department this year, Miss
Palmer said. is asking the state leg
islaturc to appropriate funds neces-
sary for the securing Of two full-time
supervisors for this work.
Another step taken by the state
department because Of the lack OF
rural methods study for North Da-
kota country teachers is the insti-
tuition of the new course of study
for teachers. This will be discussed
Monday morning by A. G. Berg. OF
the Mayville state teachers college.
who was chairman Of the committee
which prepared the course.
Duties Are Discussed
Duties Of county superintendent
were discussed this morning by W..
E. Parsons, deputy state superinten-
dent, and n. H. Hanson and Miss
Hazel Mckay, of the state depart
ment, gave reports on classtficattons
and requirements OF rural teachers
at this mornings session.
A. M. Waller, Ward county super
intendent. this afternoon was to give
a short discussion on adjusting diff
ficulties encountered by superinten-
dents in their work and Miss Lillian
e. Cook, OF the state library commits
sion, was scheduled to conduct dis
cussion on books to be used In coun-
try schools.
Duties of the county school boards
will be discussed by MIR. Parsons
Monday morning, and Nell A. Cooper.
Barnes county superintendent, win
discuss the Young Citizens League.
Eighth grade examinations viii BE-
discussed by Sara e. duss, Of the
state department, and school. stan-
dards win be discussed by Margaret
Alexander. Towner county superin-
tendent. n. O. Pippin, Stark county
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, MIMI. Jan. 5.-A1-.
(U. g. p. Of A)-Ihe cattle market
in general closed the weak ON STRONG
to 26c higher basis, WINE veoiees
went into the cloee showing the 1lfet
substantial price los o. tne perioo.
considering improved queAty, pssces
today ruling fully 40 lower. neet
carlot Of steers sold at S!1.!6 WITH 2
part load OF yeas!ings o the same
money. numerous loads q ugntweignt
steers and mixed yeaStanes sellng .
100 to 11.5t. palmer offerings casn.
ing on down to 1000. Hetfers o. de.
sirablo quality ana weight sofa q
CTS to 100. with led cows q e.b0 20
900, the general bulk Of the 1at cows
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D|PHTHERIA CHECKED
IN FAR north POSTS !

Edmonton, Alta. Jan. 5.-tR>-An
epidemic OF diphtheria which threat
ened the 200 inhabitants Of the Tar
northern trading posts-Fort Vefmil-
ion and Little Red. river-has been
checked, said q report reaching here
from Captain May and Victor Horner,
who flew to the settlements with anti
toxin.
There are now no cases Of Diph-
liberia at Fort Vermilion and the only
death has been that. Of Hudson'a
Bay factor ct Little Red river. There
are. however. reveral suspected infec-
ton at the latter post.
Captain May and his companion
left here Wednesday morning and re-
turned to the town Of Peace River
late yesterday. $50
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% PERSONS PERISH
AS ship HITS ROCKS
Vessel Founders Seven Minutes
After Grounding; A. Peo-
- Pile Arc Rescued


Mahon, Spain. Jan. .5.-(R-Inten-
sive search was being made today for
80 persons. including several women
who have been missing since the sink
Ing OF the French steamer MalakOff.
While some hope Is still held that the
missing persons may either be in life
boats or still afloat In life belts, 1t
was generally believed that they per-
isl1ed.
The vessel foundered seven minutes
after striking the rocks between Cape
Bartrium and Santa 0aliana bay on
the southwest coast Of the Isle Of
M1norca Thursday In fog. The
Malakoff was bound from Dunkirk
and Havre to Madagascar.
Forty-four survivors, including two
women, have artlHed In Ciudadela.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Van. 5.-(RD-(U. 8. Dept.
Of Agri)-Hogs-l6,OOO: about $4,000
Of the run direct: mostly 10 to 15c
higher; top 600: paid freely for 100
40 lb. weights: shippers took 5000;
estimated holdover 1000: butchers,
medium to choice 250-300 lbs. 8.55 to
a.oS; 2o0-260 lbs. $40 to 600: 10000
Lbs. $50 to 600; l30-l60 lbs. $50 to
900. Packing sows 100 to 90; 130-
100 lbs. TOO to Cts.
Cattle-300: compared to . week
ago yearlings and light steers espe-
cially low price ligl19t steers strong
to 25c higher; finished heavies held
up but In between grades lost Is to
l0c; uneven trade on light heifers
and mixed yearlings; such kinds
closing steady to 25c higher; cows in
very liberal supply, mostly SOC lower
both on cutters and fat cows: bulls
26c higher; vealers after q sharp adj
vance closed ct 100 to $50 lower for
the week; stockers and feeders Is to
loc higher. with supply scaEOe and
country demand ceutering almost en-
tirely on light offerings. Extreme
top fed yearlings 100; heavies 1850;
not much above 1900; NEST short fed
steers selling at 1850 down to 1850.
6heep-1,0o0: for the week 1000
direct IS doubles from feeding sta
lions improved dressed meat trade
and light receipts combined to force
fat lambs values 06 to &c higher than
= week ago; yearling weathers and
fat ewes rs to 100 higher. feeding
lambs % to SOC up: the weeks top
prices fat lambs 1850; fat ewes $50;
feeding lambs 1885: bulk prices for
the week; tot lambs 1880 to 1910:
yearlings 1928 to 1895; fat ewes 825
to o.26: feeding lambs 1850 to l425.
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APARTNlENTS

FOR RENT-Apartment on ground
floor. private entrance and two
large rooms and kitchenette, and
screened porch. partly furnished.
facing east. nice and warm VIM
tiers. summers nice and cool. at 400
Eighth street. Telephone 1921.
FOR RENT-Three room apartment
on ground floor. private bath and
entrance. oak floors. furnished II
desired. Call before 1000 q. m. or
after 500 p. M. 323 Second street.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping apartment. ground floor,
private entrance, ZIG a month, also
sleeping rooms. Hot water at all
times. 7l6-W. 404 Tenth street.
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
RENT In 2 large modern home on
ground floor with private entrance
Real close In. No children Inquire
ct 500 Seventh street north.
FOR RENTlTwo room furnished
apartment. desirable location.
Plenty Of heat and hot water. Call
at 1l3 Washington Ave. or phone
4l0.R,
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wheat, corn SWING
Up ON STORM SWEEP
6ullish Argentine Advices Give
Corn Enthusiasm and
Wheat Gathers Fever

Chicago, Jan. 6.-(R-Efosh low.
record prices for the season came
about In the vhoat market today att
cr an early advance With corn. Weak
mess Of wheat values ct Winnipeg led
to increased selling Of wheat here,
and stress Ms put on benefits 70
domestic winter wheat likely to result
from . general snowfall reported. The
corn market aloo reacted but to . less
extent after advancing 70 nearly the
best prices Of the season.
Wheat closed heavy, s. to Inc net
lower, March l.l3K to lis. May lis
q to q to Lie. July l.leN to LID.
Corn ct 1-6c to hc MT gain, (164rch
.ssA to y, May d 70 V to y. July
92N to ~.
Oats closed hc TO X to &c up.
March 477t. Nay loh. July 4o1t) and
provisions varying from 12c decline
to . rise Of 10c.
Brisk jumps today in quotations on
corn went side by side with advices
Of q cold wave In the west ana OF
widespread stormy weather. Weather
as such conditions are apt to delay
shipments Of corn Is well - to In
crease feeding. the immediate market
<efect was to stimulate buying. Mean
while. Argentine dispatches told Of
serious complaints Of drought detri-
mental to growth Of the new Argen-
tine corn crop.
In connection with drought, crop
authorities here pointed out today
that Argentine corn u now at Its crit
ical stage Of development. The pas
selling period when ample moisture u
required to complete pollination. At
tention was also directed to the fact
that the condition which most fire.
quently results In short production Of
Argentine corn Is drought and exces.
sive heat during the first two-thirds
Of January.
Corn was active but top prices were
not maintained owing to profit-tak-
ing.
Oats held within narrow limits.
Provisions were somewhat easier.
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EXPERIENCED ROAD
statesmen WANTED

We have openings for permanent
statesmen in Minnesota and Dakota
feed to feeders OF live stock through
exclusive retail feed dealers. Work
In own car. Straight salary. expense
and bonus.
II you are between ~ and IS years
ord. We will consider your application.
Write fall details, education. 1ge;~
experience. references In first letter.
Personal tnterview will be arranged
for applicants selected.
manager. PURlNA MILLS. st. Louis.
Mo.
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WHEAT TODAY DIPS
TO NEW LOW PRICES


Minneapolis. Jan. S.-(ReWheat
dipped to new lows for the crop year
today. all leading markets breaking
sharply. Prices were firm 1t the out
Bet, relatively steady cables prompt
ing scattered buying. chiefly from
shorts, but after SIS cent rally.
trade turned dull and the Market
turned draggy. Close was ] to lac
lower.
Oats were dull and steady. with the
same true of barley futures. Rye
was firm early but broke back with
wheat. May flaxseed started la
cent higher on firmness In the Ar
gentine, later saSgtng . fraction UNI
der yesterdays Close.
Cash wheat offerings were light
and buyers continued to bid up Tor
medium to high protein sprny wheat
and all sound quality wheat, sprinp,
cold readily. Premiums were firm
to 3 cents hiherd, high protein up
most. Damaged wheat was slow.
Winter wheat wqs firm 70 stronger.
Durum was stzonS for milling quail
ity.
Corn offerings were fairly large
and met fair to good demand. Basis
was steady.
Oats offerings were small and de-
mand was quiet to fair.
Rye Of milling quality was scarce
and strong.
Barley offerings were small and
mailing was scarce and wanted.
Ordinary to poor quality was quiet.
Price range vas 50 to q cents.
Flaxseed receipts were small and
demand was good.
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Basketball Scores

California II. North Dakota -
B. p. State 80. Huron n.
Superior Teachers 81, Marquette
Teachers 10.
Indiana -, Missouri y.
BoWbellB -, Minot %.
Mnrningside 20. NehrAska Wes-
ley1n -.
Luther -, st. Mary's 10.
Ada -, East Grand Forks II.
jamestown high 81, Jamestown
colloge freshman IS.
Aberdeen ., valley City II.
Ofeighton d. Colorado a..
California -, Kansas q.
Lawrence q, Haualine 81.
Nebraska q. 0oloe4do college =.
L6yols (Chic1Go) =. 81. Louis y.
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Hazelton to- Elect
New Lodge Officers

Hazelton. N. D.. Jan. 5.-(R>-NeW
officers IRE to be installed in the
local lodges Of the I. O. O. r. and
the Rebekahs. They are:
Odd Fe1loxs-L. ]. Gregory, N. g.:
II. NJ. aOTeber;; v. c.: John Baker,
j. =. Rott, recording Sec
rstaEy:: Adam. oetber. financial sec
yetarys So.
j Rebekahs-Mrs. N. Z. Nelson, N.
G.; Mrs. A. N. Kiefer, v. G.: Beatrice
Reainann. secretary: Mrs. Ben Mat
thews. treasurer.
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$50 KC 546 Meters
Saturday, Jan. 5. 1870
"A. M.
Shoppers guide rthophonic
program.
:3O-Standard selections.
lO:0O-Weather forecast.
10:05-Band selections.
l0:30-World book man.
Observation-Disclosures.
IL :0O-Orain futures.
ll:05-Popular program.
IL :2O-Silent.
p. M.
:0ONMarketS.
l:O5-Old time dance tunes.
l:S0-Livestock markets. weather.
l:3O-Diversified and popular pro-
gram.
l:55-News items.
2:0O-Silent.
6:4O-News items-Trihune lR).
6:5O-Newscasting.
7:0O-Willys Knight Whippet or
chestra.
8:0O-Silent.
lo:oo-Dance program-request.
IL :3O-silent.
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Kruger to Succeed
Mueller at Napoleon

Napoleon, N. OAK, Jan. 6.-Edward
g. Kruger succeeds r. II. Mueller as
county Commissioners for the third
district In tho only change Logan
county oflices this term.
Krueger will be sworn into office
as soon Is the board Of commi1pion-
ers. which y In meeting now, diSposes
Of last years business. -
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and Sizes We have one to
lit your business. w. e. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck, N. ..
FOR SALE-Choicc Canary singers.
imported German Rollers. Choppers
and Harz Mountains. Cages. seeds
treats. etc. Phone 1l5-J. Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. D. Box No. 728.
FOR SALE-Jack rabbits drawn or
undrawn. Suitable for hog and
chicken feed. Call or write North
ern Hide g. Fur Co.. BOX 265. Bis
marck. N. D., or phone 400.
FOR sALE-Sanitary cot with good
mattress, library table, dresser.
book shelves. sewing basket, and
two small rockers. Phone 1884 or
call at $40 Mandan street.
FOR sALE-Purebred Wyandottes.
Plymouth Rock, Leghorn. Rhode
Island Reds. Reasonably priced.
Mrs. John Monroe. Baldwin, N. D.
FOR 5AEE-Only pool hall in good
county seat town doing good busi-
ness. For information write Ad.
No. 81, care of Bismarck Tribune.
FOR SALE-Two sanitary cots with
pads, one yerniS Martin bed. way
Sagless springs. Call at all Fifth
street. Phone 273.
WANT to buy small grocery store or
confectionery. Write Tribune Ad.
No. SO.
---
GARAGE FOR RENT-Cement floor.
Ready Jan. LIST, at 416 Ave. A.
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AGENTS

CHEWING GUM and Candy Minis.
Sell to dealers. Popular flavors.
novel packages. Permanent busi-
ness built up quickly. Liberal
commissions Outfit furnished.
Helmet CORP, Cincinnati.
FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS GET
BIG PAY! No capital or experience
needed. Territory being assigned.
Write for application blank. FED
ERAL PURE FOOD CO., 2S0l
Archer, Chicago.
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WISCONSIN CHEESE

Plymouth, WIS.,, Jan. 5.-tAPl-
Cheese market for the week: Wiscon-
sin cheese exchange: Twins Az:
farmers call board horns TN:
squares 22h.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two clean we'll fur-
nished sleeping rooms one for rp0t
now. the other February first. Close
to bath and telephone. Always hot
water. Call at al First street.
Phone l32l-J.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IA Z IaF16
modern home on ground 11oor.
Nicely furnished and suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Inquire Ct
500 Seventh street north.
FOR RENT-Well furnished ole1plng
room In strictly modern hogno q
good location. Steam heat and hot
water at all times. Call ct 60 sixth
street. Phone ll6l-R.
FOR RENT-N1eo warm wei fur
niShed room. suitable for ono O.
two In modern home. hot water.
close In. Phone ll51 or call at 80
Seventh street. upstairs.
FOR RENT-Front room With
kitchenette. well furnished for light
housekeeping. Also small sleeplng
room. Hazelhurst. Call 1t III
Fifth street or phone 273.
FOR RENT-Clean furnished rooms
in modern home. hot water hest,
suitable for legislators. Also break.
fast sea for sale Call at Ga
Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished roam.
suitable for one or two. Call ct 307
Tenth street. opposite the new It.
Alexius nurses home or phone o3l.
FOR RENT-Four room furnish9d q
unfinished apartment In modern
home, downstairs. Call ct sos
Ninth street or phone 745.R.
FOR RENT-Fnrnished sleeping roam
in modern home, hot water heat,
hot water at all times Call 1t ~
Tenth street or phone 7lS-W.
FOR RENT-0ood warm roam "a
modern home, always hot water.
close In. Gail 1t 5O7 Third sttooe.
Phone $751;.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room for
light housekeeping. Gail 1t Biz.
marck Business College Or phone
1873.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished warm
sleeping room. Suitable for two.
Close in. Call at 210 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Large room for two.
Legislators preferred. Close Ia.
402 Second street or phone 3oo-M.
FOR RENT = Three houSekeeping
rooms centrally located. ground
floor. Write Tribune Ad. No. n.
FOR RENT-Large furnished room,
suitable for one or two. Close "a.
Call at 3l6 Third street.
FOR RENT-Two large comfort2bl0
furnished rooms. Close to the c8bl.
tol. Phone 1275-R.
FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms "a
modern home. $40 First street,
Phone 066-R.
FOR RENT - One Furnished I'D
heated room. 223 W. Thaycr Ave.
Phone 144O.
FOR RENT-Clean, warm, modern
sleeping room. 1913 Fifth street.
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CHICAGO CASH SALES !.

Chicago, Jan, 6.-%P}-Wheat: No
49,
Ooeu- No. 2 mixed IN = ~, no.
: yol16W o 70 O.; No. . Vl1tto TN u
~: eAuaple erade % - ~
0ate-lgo. > Hhtte - t6deM.
Nyo No sal96. 8
Barley - - q.
Timothy noed - - as.
Clover - 40 - 1o.to.
Lard-1l.oD.
Ribe-1l.W.
Bellies-1260.
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FEATURES ON THE AIR
Saturday, Jan. 3
nfS>a ts~n 1h~A AAaA 7tss~>n

VINO Wl1AF WOW wTMJ WRC WV WJR waAS
TOO Ns!Snsl Was psmsosch cc,dssse VINO
KGW Kio WHO Wv 80 ~ - 49, - ~ -
wrAM WON
MAS wMc WsA% RE k kf Kc6 Sf KE WdM koo KsTP
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. Jan. 6.-(AP)-F1our
unchanged.
Shipments 81. ass barrels. :s,..
Bran $50 to $3.50. sF~--'. z.
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PERSONAL

HAVE remarkable automobile inven-
ton. Manufacturer interested In
buying. Will give good share OF
profits to one who will finance.
Write Tribune. care of Ad. No. 70.
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INSTRUCTIONS

1EVO 0QN II VIV0
RADIO AND TALKING MOVIES In
sptre one to improve his vocabulary.
You too can quickly and enjoyably
acquire forceful correct English.
New arrangement Is Lesson Course
2Oc. Radcliffe, 5027 Maypole. Chi
cago.
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FARM LAND

FARM LAND
FOR SALE-160 acres. 100 plowed.
rest hayland. Fenced, underlaid
with coal. has telephone. mail.
school bus. high power wire by
farm. improvements: will sacrifice.
Write w. G. Dunn. Newberg, Ore
g0n.
WANTED 70 RENT-With option Of
buying q farm or ranch stocked or
partly 50 on shares with the option
Of buying. In the central or western
North Dakota. Write n. Hidden.
1l9 Hennepin Ave-, Minneapolis.
MINI.
A VERY desirable section OF Bur-
leigh County land, q goodly portion
tillable. best Of soil. for sale ct SO
per acre on reasonable terms Of
payment. L. H. Arnidon, Fargo, N.
Oak.
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Dry Cleaning, Repairing,
Remodeling, Dyeing-''Do Il
now" Klein's Toggery.
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FEATURGs ON THE AIR
Sunday. Jan. Q


WV WAS WSM VINO WSB WTAM = - 80
W MGiir WoW0 kA;x & Sisc K6lI wsPp WcG6
RIFF XIII KRLD K!SA KTHs WISH wWL -. - 49,
MiS MSN WTHM kyco FAx WsM VIC VII ksX KPRc
NV Wowo kMox Koi. wspD WaAo @ $3.50 '
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LOST

LOST-Black hand grip between
Braddock and Bismarck. II found
please notify Frank Finlayson. care
OF Bismarck Hide & Fur Co.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVEL
ING PoeITION-Open January
18th. not married. entirely unicum-
bered. with high school education.
between Is and 20. Salary. bonus
and transportation. Give r--c. edu-
cation. experience. +. e. COMP
TON CO.. 1904 N. Dearborn. Chi
cago.
GIRL WANTED-F0r general house,
work. Call at 610 Mandan street.
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CftfCA0O PnODUCE

Chicago, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
changed: recoipts 0,270 tubs.
xtes-unshanssd; receipts 4.e66
caset.
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A fence post rots nearest the sur
face of the ground because the
growth of the fungi causing decay
requires heat, light, moisture and
food.
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Dry Cleaning, Repairing,
Remodeling, Dyeine-''Do It
now" Klein's Toggery.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Furnished eight room
house to party having no small
children. Close in. Inquire Har-
vey Harris e Co.
HOUSE FOR RENT-At 400 Ave. G
West. Inquire at sos Rosser Ave.
or phone ass.
FOR RENT-Duplex at III Broadway.
n. ]. Woodmansee.
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superintendent. will conduct school
officers meetings Monday, also.
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HELP WANTED MALE

0I0 HAY-OTEAOY WORN
RELIABLE. industrious man wanted
to establish local business. Every
thing furnished. Experience UNI
necessary. Write superintendent,
McNE6S CO., Dept. I. Freeport.
Illinois.
IIN-Nake 10 weekly placing pa
tented product In stores. No sell.
Ing: collect when goods are sold.
Write for free sample. Peris Mig,
Florin. Pa
STENOORAPtIER Tor law office.
One with. experience preferred.
Give full information in first letter.
Address Lock Box 45S. Hettinger,
N. p.
WANTED Man who knows farm
life to travel in country. Steady
work. Good profits. McConnon &
Company. Dept. BIT. winona.
MINI.
LEARN Darbertne during winter
months, BIG demand, good wagea
Ffee catalog. Moler Barber College,
Fargo N. D., Butte. Mont
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