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New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
YACHT EXPLODES;
 USED BY EXPERTS
"Carnegie," Non-Na6uetiC Ship,
 Burns After Blast
CAPTAIN BLOWN INTO SEA
scientific Vessel, Built Entirely of Wood, sinks oT S&m"3-Crti.s;r Pushes to Rescue of Crew tdrift on Waves.

ku>litS to Rescue or crew Nurilt
 on Waves.
 TutujIo, samoa. Nov. @o R,- Twenty years of scientific wayfarinG Of the magnetic yacht Carnegie were ended today. with tho curious experimental vessel, the only one of it's kind, q charrcd wreck in Apia harbor and Captain !. ?. .tult, the ships master, dead in the line Of duty.
 Captain Ault was killed in q blast that preceded the burning of the vessel yesterday several members of the expedition were injured and Tony kolar, q cabin boy, was miss ing.
 Fire Follows BIa~t
 Dispatches received here gave no reason for the explosion. but told Of a blast that hurled Captain AuIt overheard and was followed by q fire that spread to five other crafts noorcd in the vicinity, destroying all Oi lhCln. NdNlCrS hCrG listed those injured dS Erie Sicnstrom. said 10 he seriously burned, and Karl Aibin Struk, Otto EriSccn and John Lind strom, less seriously hurt
 The |. $. $. Ontario sailed from Tutuila for Apia as soon as word of the blast received. The vessel cX- pcctcd to pick up the survivors and bring back the body of Captain Ault.
 The Carnegie, built in 1909 for the Carnegie Institution, was on q three ear cruise that started from Wash ington Il year ago last spring. It carried q party Of : scientists study ing magnetism and atmospheric cleo triCity. No iron or steel was used in constructing the ship. All metals in
New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
GOODS REPORT IS
 SUBMITTED TODAY
Dsal Cabinet Officers Signature
 Imprinted on Papers
DISCUSSES OWN IDEALS
Treats War Department Facts as something More 'rEan Dry Data Army Is In Excellent Condi- ton.

Washington, Nov. @o lF.-The sig nature Of James ". Good, whose cabinet career vas cut short by death, was imprinted on the annual report of the war department sub mitted today 10 President Hoover. who still wears a mourning band for his friend and counsellor.
 Departing from the .tcrcotypcd and cold arrays Of facts and figures which usually make mp government summaries of the years activities. Mr. Good found place in the docu- mcnt completed just as he was seized with the illness from which he died. to insert some telling phrases describing his own concep- ton of the needs Of soldiers and armies
 Refers to Appendix r
 ''Thc inability 10 instruct is sec ond only to the ability to command" ." he said. and then he referred read CTS of the document to the "detail- cd analysis of the extensive army
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
STRIKERS GUILTY
 IN RIOTING CASE
Hoffman and Associates Con-
 VjCted in Marion, N. C,
RESISTANCE CASE ENDS
t'Cur Men Held for IHCiiing Mob il Cutt@a Mill Labor Troublc-,Iur- CTS I"2kcd lp for Night After Failure to Agree.

Marion, x. C., Nov. &0 tP-AIfred Hoffman, United Textile Workers Of America org and Lawrence Hogan. Dol Lewis and Yves Fowler. strikers from local cotton mills, to- day were cchvictrd by u jury in Me DoWcll superior court of riotug. They were acquitted of charges of resisting officers
 Trouble On August go
 The charges against Hoffman and the three strikers grew out of efforts of strikers at the Clinchfcld and Marion Mfg. co. cotton mills here, to prevent d non-union worker moving into the Clinchticld mill vil- laGc. The 1rOubl" occurred on August 70.
 Sheriff ". [. Adkins and other officers testified that the furniture of a non-uniou worker had been moved out of the house into W hich he had ':ovcd when starting to wort, at the mill and officers had been prevented from recurring it. As a result of the ',moustr1tiou, troops which had been bilctcd in Marion as prCCuutiou, were called to the village and remained on duty | r some l' c.
 Tn" case had been on trial more than a week. IL went to the jury at 5:30 o'clock las night. The l;.. ~, this morning.
 Led several strikes
 Hoffman has led several strikes in textile mills of the south within the last year. several months ago he was kidnapped in Elizabethton
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
"commandcr Richard E. Byrd,
Has niquc Distinction

By the Associated Press.
 Commander Richard r.. Byrd, safely back at his base Little Amer ica. from a flight to the south Pole, today holds the unique distinction of
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
Famous Aviator With Bernt Balchen and Harold June, Flies A ve Earth's Ex- tremity and Back to
 Base Without Mishap.
Is First Man to Fly Over Both Poles - President Radioes Appreciation of Rccord-Brcaking Tri- umph of Modern Science and HcrOism.
ENrd's three big fcatS;

May ?, 1926. flew 10 tn" North Polc and back 10 Kings Bay. Spitz- bergen. in the airpanc Miss Jose phinc Ford.
 ' June 29. 1@g7 crossed the At- lantic in the airplanc America from Rooscy y-,t field, N. r.. to Ncr-Sur- Mcr France.
 Nov. 70. 1929. few from the Gdg" oc the Antarctic ice barrier to the south Pole and back in the airplane Floyd Bennett
 New York. Nov. go Cp-Tho New York Times, the St. Louis Post bis patch and newspapers affiliated with them in publishing reports from Commander Richard F.. Byrds cX- petition. announced today that Com mandcr Byrd had safely returned 10 his base. Little America, after sue rcssrul flight across the south Pol" n which he surveyed much adjacent orritory
 The flight was without mshap and everything worked well.
 | He llll'S dnHOHIlt'u It H'Oi p'F'i directed by President Hoover to forward through its wireless station the following mcS5ag" to Cop mand- CT Byrd:
 "Commandcr Richard r.. Byrd, "Littlc America.
 'J know that I speak for the American people when l express their universal pleasure at your sue rcssful flight over the south Pole. We arc proud of your courage and your leadership. We are glad of proof that the spirit of great advcn- turc still lives. Our thoughts of appreciation include also your companions in the flight and your colleagues whose careful and dcvot- cd preparation have contributed to your great success.
 "HEEBERT IiOONEE.'
New Britain herald., 1929-11-30

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
Led several Strikes

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-16
STOCKS IRREGULAR
| ON MARKET SALES
Heavy Weekend Profit-Tak-
ing and Selling Pressure
Cause Ups and Downs

New York, March 16.-(F-HeavY
weekend profit-taking caused con-
siderable irregularity in today's stock
market. Selling pressure was partic-
ularly effective against the motor and
chemical shares. while the coppers,
oils and rubbers gave the best exhi-
billions of group strength.
The belief Is that next week will wit
ness another str:ngency In call
money, some observers forccasting
rates as high as IL to is per cent.
Call money held steady yesterday at
Z per cent, but the time money rate
was stepped up to 8 per cent.
There was a revival Of activity and
strength In the copper shares, Ana
conda. Chile and Kennecott all NOV
ing into new high ground on gains
ranging from 2 to 81 points. Greene
Cananea jumped 81 and Calumet
and Arizona six points.
Otis. elevator scared IL points.
Goodyear rubl r.. which is expected
to earn $40 or ;25 a share this year,
advanced AZ points to a new high
at las. Canada Dry ginger ale moved
into new high ground.
Radio (old stock) dropped points
on a few sale, but the new stock
held within a point or two IF ycster-
days closing price. Mathieson Alkali
broke 6la points and Allied Chemical,
Packard Motors, Yellow Truck. Hud-
SON Motors, Bethlehem Steel and u
s. Steel common sold down points
! or more,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-16
REAL ESTATE

SIX ROOM bungalow, AL condition:
large rooms, three bed rooms, gar
age, built-in features, gas range and
water heater, strictly modern, inn
mediate possession, cheap at $4,95O.
On terms and cheaper for all cash.
NINE ROOM house. close in, all mod
ern. double garage, 2 sun porches,
$730O.00.
FOUR ROOM cottage, toilet, good
condition, nice trees and lawn, rea-
Sonable terms, only $4,000.
THREE ROOM cottage. including
furniture, garage, screened In porch,
full lot, 100000. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
SIX ROOM bungalow: south front
strictly modern, spick and span. sun
porch, real purchase for $4800.00
FIVE ROOM house with garden plat
chicken house, well and windmill
$500.
FARM LANDS-The best list have
ever had with scores Of real bar
gains.
BUILDING LOTS-Hundreds Of then,
in all parts of the city and many on
monthly payments.
If WHAT YOU WANT is not on M,
list I will get it for you if for sale
r. e. YOUNG.
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WHEAT DULL, EASY
THROUGHOUT SESSION

Minneapolis, March 16-(P)-Wheat
was dull and easy through most Of
the session today. There was q show
Of strength early at Chicago. but
pressure developed and prices dipped
!. to y cent under yesterdays close.
Oats were dull and featureleSS and
barley futures were easy on weak
cash market. Rye futures were slow
ind firm. May flaxseed sagged
cent.
Cash wheat offerings were small
ard demand was quiet to fair. Winter
! wheat was quiet and steady. Durum
was unchanged, light offerings in
quiet to fair demand. Corn Offer
ings were smaller and the basis was
steady. Demand was quiet to fair.
Oats were quiet. Rye was In quiet
to fair demand with offerings slim.
Barley was in slow demand and
prices were easy to cent lower.
Price range was Sc to Il.
Flaxseed offerings were small and
demand quiet.
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FOR SALE

SIX ROOM modern house. east front,
choice location, good basement, oak
floors, $4,000 Terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. east
front, choice neighborhood, near
schools, garage. Desirable and
cheap, $500. Terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow. with
garage. 3 bedrooms with large
closets, gas range, gas laundry stove.
built-in features, $1,000. Terms.
EIGHT ROOM modern house hard
wood floors. garage. hot water heat,
gas and electric ranges, oak finish,
fine location, $3.50.
FIVE ROOM house with double gar
age, furnace, water, toilet. good To-
cation, near schools, $500. Terms.
TEN ROOM modern. house. close Ia
and near schools. very desirable To-
cation. 3 rooms are in q SEPARATE
flat with bath, toilet and kitchen
cite. A very desirable and good
property at . low price. 1880
Terms.
WE HAVE houses and lots for sale "a
all parts OF Bismarck. which We VII
be pleased to show to you. Phone
us for appointment.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 COMPANY,
]. p. jackson. Manager.
Phone 81.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

F1V M
Cnicago, MATCH !o.-H!-s o.oD.A.l
hogs. recelpts e'WW; 1'!UO o oinsa
very lew noes on SAFE; top @.].av .
Shippers look oOO; n0looVer au ~:
butcners. meolum 70 CHOICE 1ov.'U ~
los $iioO 70 !S.lO: sou.1oU los $a!:oo
20 lz:lo; lou-1oV los *ll:4V 70 l1.lO,
1oU-1oU los $1v.ov 70 i1UU. fack'ns
Sows $lO:oC 70 ilao: F'gs' meo'um 70
cnolce So-1SO los We 70 l1;oV. 49,.
!, Cattle-heceipts 4VO. caives-1oo'
compared Win wees ago !eo yearl-
lf.gs ana hent steers - GEMS nlgner :
spots more on agnt yealnngs sno
lower graoes OF ngnt ssee!s, we'gnty
steers steaoy 70 70 cents !ower: Only
meoium erades SHOWING oecnne; u.
she stock ABOUT % Genus n.enes'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-16
WHEAT PRICES HAVE
EARLY SYEAD|NESS
Fears Felt for Kansas Crop as
the Outcome Depends on
Present Stooling

Chicago. March 16.-tR-Rather
unfavorable crop reports from the
southwest tended to make wheat
prices average higher most Of the
time today, but profit-taking sales
caused late setbacks. Advices were
received that winter killing Of wheat
has apparently been heavy In France,
Belgium, Holland and western Ger
many, and that dry weather con-
t!nues in Canada. On the other
hand, export demand today for wheat
from North America was OF little or
no consequence. and wheat future de-
livcries here closed at about the days
bottom level.
Wheat finished weak, 1sc to lc
net lower, March 1.25is May 1926
to u, July 1914 to u, Sept. 1884
to y.
Corn at u to sc decline to &c
advance. March 96as, May .905s to
y. July lO2is to u, Sept. 1.03! to -.
Oats a shade off to lsc up, March
.A7,l. May 40 to Is, July .48ss to Il.
Sept. 49,.
And provisions unchanged to a rise
Of Sc.
= Close was on a dip, Chicago at q
new low for the day. Finish was &c
TO sc lower here. &c to sc lower at
Chicago, and sc to &c lower at VIM
nipeg. Corn closed firm, and other
markets easy.
according to advices today from q
leading Chicago expert telegraphine
from Wichit:.. Kas, where no concern
has heretofore been expressed as to
crop conditions. the prese t total OF
wheat acreage likely to be abandoned
is about 20 per cent. The crop re.
suit for the entire distance hangs or
the problem of how good the stooline
proves to BE. and this can not be
determined for 10 days yet or fort
night. with growers opinion current
that the stand will be light to fair.
Another prominent Chicago cror
authority wired today that from New
ton. Kas.. to Wichita wheat range!
from poor t. fair, roots are shallow
and are much too small yet to pre-.
vail against dust blowing. He addee
that III the territory mentioned
Kansas will do we'll to raise an aver.
age crop unless good weather is me
with from now on.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

EUKNl1UkE fOk BALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Five rugs,
five rockers, one chiffonier, one
Singer sewing machine, one library
table, one floor lamp, one Reming-
ton typewriter and IS feet garden
hose. 8O7 Rosser. Phone 603-M.
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Two brand
new Simmons beds and springs
complete with mattress, cheap. Also
have garage for rent. Inquire at
SOP Seventh street North.
FOR SALE-Cupboard, oil heater. oil
stove, set of Bavarian China. cook
ing utensils. canned fruit. groceries
and other household articles. Call
at Ala Second street.
FOR SALE-Practically new Mon
arch range and other household
articles. Also Bronze tom turkeys
To inquire phone Blackstone Pool
Hall.
FOR SALE-One portable Sonora
photograph and one sewing ma
chine. Cheap for cash at once. Call
at 2O7 Seventh street. Phone 785-R
FOR SALE CHEAP-A Simmons full
size bed, Way Sagles springs. Al.
most new. Phone 995-R.
FOR SALE-Slumber felt mattress ir
good condition. Call at BIS Tentf
street or phone $50.
BARGAINS in used furniture. Ken.
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. .
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-Chrysler sedan, model
6-26-70. Forced to leave town and
must dispose Of car at once. In
first class shape, easily worth $3.50,
but will sell for $4,000 if sold before
Saturday, March 10th. Terms to
responsible party. J. H. Cammack.
Box lis, Bismarck.
SEVERAL good buys in used cars.
Touring. coupes, coaches and Sc
dams. Good stock Of Star and Dur
ant parts on hand. First class
mechanics in charge Of service,
Hedahl Motor company.
FOR SALE-Seven passenger Cadillac
sedan in good condition. Just the
thing for taxi or bus line. Fol-
further particulars write Ad. No
80, in care Of the Tribune.
FOR SALE-New car, will take in
used piano as part payment. Write
Tribune, care Of Ad. No. A.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, March .l6.-R-Butter,
unsettled: receipts 1866: creamery
higher than extra As to 481ac. Extra
(92 score) 47hc; first 1891 score)
461a to 47Hc.
Eggs, unsettled: receipts 25,668
Fresh gathered extra 81 to 3lhc; ex-
ira first 30 to 30Ac; firsts 20h to
29Nc; seconds 20 to 29Ac:: nearby
hennery browns, fancy to extra fancy
81 to 34c.
Cheese, steady: receipts 254.363.
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Monday, March Is
SUNDAY, MARCH II
A. NJ.
1O:00-Music.
1O:3O-Church services.
F. M.
3:00-Gospel praise services.
4:O0-Elks' band concert.
7:30-Church services.
A. M.
8:30--MuSical. "a
Sunshine hour.
1O:O0-Markets.
lO:O5-MuSic.
IL :OO-Markets
II :O5-Aunt Sammy.
IL :30-Tribune news flashes.
l2:OGTribune markets.
Pm.
|,12:O5-Luncheon music.
1:15-Program.
| 1:30-Markets and weather.
l:35-Tribune news flashes.
1.:45-Afternoon musical.
2:0O-Markcts.
2:O5-Afternoon musical.
| 3:30-Farm program.
6;OO-Dinner hour.
6:50-Tribune news casting.
Evening musical program.
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FEATURES ON THE AIR
Sunday, Mar. y
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BOSTON WOOL,

Boston, March 16.-(H- Wool: Do
nestle 58-00s and CAS- Of the finer
quality are moderately active. Prices
steady on 58-60s and Sos. domestic
grade. 4.
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FARM LAND

l6O ACRES Ramsey county land. no
cncumbrance, all under cultivation.
for sale or would trade for a clean
stock of hardware or Gen. Mdse.
May put In some cash II required.
Would also consider trading for
Bismarck residential property. Ad-
dress Box 685, Bismarck.
FINE GAO acre stock and dairy farm.
we'll improved, near market. for
sale or trade for smaller tract Of
land or smaller farm. Several UNI
improved one to three quarter
tracts for sale or trade. Address
Tribune, care Of Ad. No. Sc.
FARM FOR RENT-A section Of we'll
improved land in Burleigh county.
close to town. 400 acres under cul-
tivation. Horses and machinery for
sale. Address Tribune, care Of Ad.
No. 49,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-16

HELP WANTED MALE

MAN WANTED-Reliable. energetic.
we'll acquainted in his locality. No
investment. No eXperience-just
your time. Big pay. FARM AND
HOME PAINT CO., Kansas City.
Mo.
LEARN BARBERING NOW Prepare
for spring trade. Big demand, good
wages. Free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College. Fargo. N. D.. Butte,
Mont.
CHANCE OF LIFETIME-Make $40
to $500 daily. Pleasant business.
Spare or full time. $1,000, 10000
manufacturer to back you. Nc
NESS CO., Section 6. Freeport, Ill.
WANTED-Man who knows farm
life to travel In country. Steady
work. Good profits. McConnon &
Company. Dept. BIT. Winona.
MINI.
WANTED-Young man to work BY
the month. Francis Jaszkowink. 419
Twelfth street.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Experienced girl for gen.
eral housework. Phone 1915 or call
/ at 204 Ave. b w.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
Chicago, March 16.-(P)-Wheat
No. 2 hard 1881.
Corn No. 4 mixed 92h to II: No.
yellow IS to 96; No. white 1914 to
y.
Oats No. 3 white 48A to 49i2: SAM
pie grade IS.
Rye no sales; barley Sc to 70.
Timothy seed 500 to $50. Cloyerseed
$3.50 to 81 SO.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York, March 16.-P)-Liberty
bonds close:
Liberty rs $500.
First 4 AS $3.50.
Fourth 4 AS 1912.
Treas. 4 KS l06.20.
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winter 1.25; No. 2 durum 1854 to
1914; No. / mixed durum TO-.
Corn, No. yellow. 86ss to 81; No.
4 mixed 84A to 847s.
Oats, No. white, ass.
Rye No. 3 1.O4h. to 1.07la.
Barley No. 2 81 to 65; sample
grade 63 to 68.
Flax No. 2.42 to 2.46.
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statesmen

WANTED-Dependa salesman for
local and nearby territory, by well
known company producing full line
of spring and fall merchandise for
entire family at saving prices. Es-
tabli5hed customers; complete line;
actual samples and equipment fur
nished: no investment. Big earn
ingS if you are honest and willing
to work. Write Minnesota WOODEN
Company, Duluth, Minnesota.
SALESMAN to represent million dol
lar manufacturer: no cash required:
big sample outfit free: sell paints
varnishes and roofing with money
back guarantee: direct to user on
long. easy terms: earn t.y commits
sions easy: permanent position. ex-
elusive territory. Adams Paint c.,
Dept. K-lO. Cleveland, o.
SALESMEN-MaEe $75-$l5O week
sure. Sell quality guaranteed WOOL
en- clothing to consumer. Exclusive
territory. Represent Oldest house.
Best line for 1929. Write NORTH
ERN WOODEN CO., Dept. IA, Fer
gus Falls, MINI.
HIGH CLASS proposition for sales
man able to handle. Close con-
tracts. Nothing to sell. Earning
possibilities practically unlimited
Ref. required. international Credit
Reporters, Mills Bldg. San Fran
cisco.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell full line
of groceries, high class jobber's
private label coffee. canned goods
etc. Commission basis. Applicant
cannot sell conflicting lines. Write
Tribune. care of Ad. No. Is.
REPRESENT AUTO Seat Cover Man
ufacturer. Direct to automobile
owners. High quality, low prices
Make SIPS weekly. Elaborate sam.
piles free. Marvelo, 1900 Wabansia
Chicago
$1,000 PER WEEK distributing ano
collecting national advertised pro.
duct in your county. No selling, just
distribute and collect. Write Peri.
Mfg. Co., Florin, Pa.
FOR SALE-NeW and refinishe1
Northey Coolers, Refrigerators
Freezer and Display cases. FISH
Chests, etc. Send for special list
High class statesmen wanted. North
western Equipment Co., LOG Thire
street, Bismarck, N. Dak., or writ,
Northey Mfg. Co., Box 538W, Water
| loo. Iowa.
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WE TAKE pride In offering hlgAl
grade, Quality Used carr or
prices are reasonable. Our cars oroI
good. Everyone Il guaranteed @.
you. Read this List:
Buick 1927 Master Six Coupe.
Dodge 1926 Sedan Leather. 81.
Erskine 1923 Sedan. 81.
Dodge 1925 Touring.
Pontiac 1877 Landau Sedan.
Chrysler 1923 Coach.
Ford 1925 Coupe.
Chevrolet 1927 Ton Truck.
International 1924 Truck.
Ford Light Delivery.
We trade In your present car and
give terms.
NJ. B. Gilman Co.
Phone sos, Bismarck.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, March 16.-(P1-Foreign
exchanges easy. Demand: Great
Britain 4.84%: France 1904: Italy
5.23A; Germany 23.69h; Norway
$685.; Sweden 267O: Montreal
o9.37h.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis, March .l6.-(F-
Range Of carlot grain sales: Wheat:
No. /, las to 1856; No. 2 dark
northern, lila to 1.301s;; No. 2 hard
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FEATURES ON THE AIR
Monday, Mar. IS
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Finder please return to Tribune for
reward.
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AGINNEAAOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis Mimi, March 1e-lH1
Flour. unchanged. Shipments A.
36l barrels.
Bran 427.00 to 2e400.