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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-29
SELLING PRESSURE d.
PUTS STOCK PRICES
ON DECLIN|NGP
Setbacks Run From TO ]
Points, With speoialtiss
of Some - Points

New York. April 2s.-tAPl-The
stock market closed irregularIy lower
today. after selling off more Or less
steadily until the final Is minutes,
when heavy short covering and sup
Early losses Of 2 to Is points were
substantially reduced, and . few OF
the more volatile issues closed higher.
Worthing Pump wiped out = ~ point
loss, and American Tobacco 3D.. ]. !.
Case, Johns-Manville, ana vAnAdium
sold s to z. points above yesterdays
Unfavorabie earnings and trade re-
ports probably stimulated the selling
moyement although there VA Z
action was nothing more thln q cpf-
recttOn of speculative excuses which
bad taken place earlier In the year.
Much OF today's selling was reported
Peoples Gas broke il points on .
relatively small turnover. Diamond
spectacular advance: fell "a points.
and Auburn Auto 12A: Extreme de.
tered BY j. ]. Case. vanadium steel.
Eastman Kodak. Sloss Sheffield Steel.
A. n. Byers, Worthington Pump. Du
group ssp w 'sW Registered register BY American sSIpsa
Smelling. Anaconda. Cerro de Pasco,
Magma. Calumet and Hecla, Calumet
and Arizona, Andes, k~ennecott, Phelps
Dodge. and CRANKY.
Atchison dropped 6 points to- 21Sx.
Nickel Plate ~ to 126. and Lacka.
wanNa az to 13S, all new 1890 lows.
Call money opened at 1 percent,
with indications that, the rate would
money came : into the market, and
there was a moderate calline of loans
In anticipation Of heavy month-end
requirements.
Prices continued to fall in tho final
hour as impaired margin accounts
were l~iquidated and hear operations
put out extensive short lines. Several
counter movements were started by
the bulls to halt tho decline. but
traders took advantage OF the higher
levels to sell more stock. The close
was weak. Sales approximated $780,
600 shares.
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sOUfH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK
ia Ga DAHL AnNll 90 -pl-ll

%. Ol. TGuis SNPVu SSs-N ~
d. A.)-Cattle 200; steers and a
lings predominating; quality rather
plain: general tendency weak to low
err. with bulls weak to 25 lower: bulk
OF steer run KINDS salable 100 down;
few lots yearlinss around 11.50: COM
mon and medium grade cows 500 to
$50; heifers It's to 9.:5; low cutters
ind cutters ats 10 $50: medium grade
bulls 100 and down: stockers and
feeders slow. about steady. Calves
1900: early trade largely 500 on good
grades. or weak TO lower. consider
Ing Improved quality.
Hogs 5000; fully steady; desirable
ieU 70 E:o o., pound wss'sm d. s;es TO 20:
$50 to S.65; $50 to $50 pound butchers
mostly o.2S to $50: bulk pigs and light
a sas Geo. cost Mondsy sS "a; wei weis 70 81:
Sheep Loo; early ~unde-tone about
s scs sSorn =. ,s n To9 \ ca lambs 3.
mostly.
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at - l-3 per cent off.
WE ARE overstocked with used cars
and trucks and must sell them as
quickly as possible. In order to do
50 we have cut all prices one-third.
This Is your opportunity to buy that
used car or truck ct q price which
you can't equal elsewhere. Come In
early while the stock Is stu COM
plete.
1919 Chevrolet truck.
le7o q. N. g. truck.
1924 international truck.
1915 oakland sedan.
1929 OAKLAND sedan.
le05 WHY'S knight sedan.
1877 Chevrolet coach.
le7S Ford Coupe.
1895 Buick coupe.
lo20 Essex coach.
And . large number Of others, In
GLIDING nearly Ill makes and types
.at prices ranging from 5000 and
up.
sTEEN MARMoN COMPANY.
Distributors Marmop and Roosevelt
automobiles
1l6-2nd. Phone ll62.
Bismarck. n. p.
SAVE MONEY
USED CARS
with IN q. &. that Counts
C5EvRQLEr 1e3e coach. has bump
err, motometer, and trunk. T1res,
upholgter1ng and finish IRE tfSnica
n AAAAakoAA 49, ARAkA~ -AAAAAaAAA-AA
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Z YORK

New York. April 29.-(AP)-Eyrs
!:.S01; unsettled. mixed colors, re;,ti-
lar packed closely selected extra &c
!? to q: extra first Is ga to 26: first
"a 3-4 to IS: seconds % 1-2 to "a:
packed closely selected heavy 81 70
to 20 1.2; extra first rs l.3 to 81:
first Is IA to IS; nearby Hennerv
brown. extra 20 to 2s L.: extra first
q to - ia. Nearby and nearby
western Hennery white closely Sc
extra CSC. Butter 2i,215, steady.
Creamery flrsts (ss to 81 score) IS
Cheese 1895 STEADY.
Poultry dressed firm.
Live poultry irregular. Broilers nv
freight. IS to IS, express, is to IL:
fowls. freight, rs to 90. express. 20 10
90: ROSTERS. freight, IL. express "a:
ducks. freight. is, express, "a.
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Federal Employees
Lured by Gliding

Warrington. April X.-QH-The
lure Of sliding has marked . victory
with federal einployes.
4 group Of = per1ons q the bureau
Of standards has combined 70 pur-
chase one Of the motogleag craft.
They win nv at Hyhle valley. ii
Virginia, n. Hugo 1ckenor's favored
stte for the American terminal cf his
proposed trAns-Atlantic dlFigthle.line.
The enthusiasts Nore bok1ned into
: glider division 81 the etandaTds NJ
irg club.
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Used CARS
BISMARCK'S BIGGEST BARGAIN
Each week we offer one guaranteed
Used Car far below cost. The price
Is FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
5000 Cash
with $3.50 q month
Or
$4,000 Cash
CHEVROLET SEDAN, Number
2lK4l073. Five practically brand new
tires: disc wheels: motometer; bump
ers. Throughly o%verhauled: refinish-
ed. looks like new. Compare this a
with any other Used Car-the biggest
Dollar for Dollar value In town.
SAVE $500 THIS WEEK
Other fine bargains: Chrysler 50
Sedan: Nash Coupe: Dodge Sedan:
Essex Six Sedan: Chrysler So Coach:
Dodge Victory Sedan.
m. B. GILMAN CO.
Phone sos
Dodge Brothers Cars and The New
Plymouth.
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Chicago. April 2s.-(APJ-Poultry
alive. firmer ! car: fowls 81 1-c to 20:
broilers 50 to %; ROSTERS 16; turkeys
g to 80: heavy ducks c2 to %: geese
Butter weak. 1854 tubs; creamery
ftrsts IS Ia to .s35 3-4;, firsts % i.c
- ~: seconds 81 to 81. Eggs.
weak: 47.0S4 cases; extra firsts 2S i.2
to "a; graded firsts 80; ordinary
flrsts FL: storage packed firsts IS 1-2:
storage pc ckcd extras 20,
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Two Children Burn
To Death AS Fire
Sweeps Apartment

tcontinr~' .-orr PEE oneJ
Wilson and jeff Couch, fire marshals,
and Charles johnson, Of the fire de-
partment's fire prevention bureau.
r. 8. Esterly, one Of the tenants.
said the fire appeared to have started
from q series Of explosives sounding
like popping fire crackers.
After preliminary investigation Mr.
Wilson said unofficially that he felt
convinced the fire had been deliber-
ately started.
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~P0TAT0Ea

Y. Chicago. April 2s.-(AP)-(U. s. b.
N.]s-PotatoAs 81 cars, on track sen
Metal u. s. shipments, 479; old stock.
trt1ing Just fair. market steady on
Northern. weak on Ruisets: Wtscon-
sacked Hound Whites ass 10 3.N0s
ldsho sack4d RuestAs $50 10 s.7E: new
stock. tfAlln6 fairly good. market
strohesr fexAs sacked hiiEe Tftum-s
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, Mimi. April c3.-sAP)-
Close: Flax. on track, $2.79 IA to
2.s1 ga; to arrive 1919 "a; May
1910 3.4: July $2.S0k; September
s2.A0k: October .$2.sS.
to l.l2M: No. 2 do $1.O:M to i.lox;
No. 3 do S1.01M to 1.O8st: No. 1 nor
thern. $l.02M to 1.1OM: No. 2 do $i.0OM
to 1.O8M; No. / dark hard Montana
$3.50 to s9xc: No. I amber durum
No.. I durum 92Kc: No. 2 do soH to
S2Mc; No I mixed durum SSH to
s4Mc: No. 2 do SS1h to 94h.; No. /
red dufum sskc.
Oats. No. 3 white. 37x to 3SNc.
Barley choice to fancy Sc to bSc:
medium to good ~ to SEC: lower
GrAdes 40 to 49c.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. April d. (AP) -
Range OF carlot grain sales: Wheat.
No. l hard spring Ill; No. 1 dark
northern lilo to 1.13 3-S; No. 2 amber
%.
Corn. No. . yellow IS: No 3 mixed
20 IA. $500
No. ; white oats 81 1-c.
No. I rye II.
ley SO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE FORECAST monthly highs or
lows and aim to make 500 profit,
for ourselves and our clients, on In
vestment In wheat futures. Write
us for free sample forecasting bulle-
tins, also Geographic service. Union
Market Service, Fargo, North Da-
kota.
FOR SALE-The fixtures and stock
of the Mcdonald Hotel Cafe at
Mandan. Mrs. E. H. Sautner.
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POTAT0Ea

MInneapOlIs. MIMI, April 2e.-(AP)
-(U. q. D. A.)--P0tatoes, light wire
inquiry, demand and trading very
slow. market steady. Carloads 4. o.
b. shipping point biased on delivered
sack cwt. Round Whites. u. s. No. /
and partly graded, Few sales 2.70 to
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
ing room with two windows suitable
for n or two. good location, hot
water at all times. also q complete
ly furnished light housekeeping
room. Call at 623 Sixth street or
phone 1151-R.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms next to bath.
private entrance and with tele-
phone. Suitable for one or two girls.
Rent $500 per month. Call at 2l2
Rosser after six p. m.
FOR RENT-In hot water heated
new modern home, two cross venti-
lated sleeping rooms. one room
may be arranged as a sitting room.
Phone 714-LM or call at s1l Ave. E.
FOR RENT-Desirable large well
ventilated room in modern home.
also garage. Rent very reasonable.
Call at 104 Ave. G West or phone
ll82-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping rooms, use Of electric wash
er. Close in. Private entrance.
Phone 1911 or call at 800 Second
street.
FOR RENTING sleeping rooms very
close in, reasonable rent, also would
like to work out by the hour. Phone
l673-W or call at 2l9 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Two well furnished
rooms In modern home with board.
Reasonable rates. Phone 204.J q
call at III Washington street.
FOR RENT-Light HOUSEKEEPING
room, furnished for two adults. No
children, $4,000 monthly. Phone
1920. 228 West Rosser.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN In q large
modern nicely furnished home real
close in. Phone GAIN or call at
500 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping room.
suitable for or two, ladies pre-
ferred. Call at 400 Mandan street
or phone 1861.
FOR RENT-Quiet room In modern
home, very close in, $500 per
month. Call at 610 Thayer Ave.
or phone BIZ.
FOR RENT-Room In modern home
gentleman preferred. Close in. Call
at 323 Seventh street or phone
78S.M.
FOR RENT-In modern home, q nice
room and garage, reasonable rent,
board II desired. 3O6 West Thayer.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing room in modern home. Call at
42l West Thayer or phone 68S-M.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home. Close In. Phone
926-J or call at 507 Third street.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room In new
modern home. Call at 30l Tenth
street or phone 499-R.
FOR RENT-Nodern 70rnIshed room
on car line. Phone 724 or call at
ITO Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Call ct l022
Broadway.
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Solution of Grain
Situation Depends
On Export Demands

Continued from page one)
trade point to about as much business
a.. last year.
Movement of stone, sand and gravel
during the second quarter will in
crease 10 per cent compared with the
same period last year.
Car.loadings Of agricultural imple.
rlents, vehicles. and farm machinery
WILL increase nine and one : half per
cent this quarter over the like period
OF 1929, and show a II per cent de.
crease from the first quarter Of 1880.
Present attractive prices are caus-
ing sale Of potatoes that might other.
wise be used for seed this year.
Food Stocks Normal
Stocks Of canned goods and other
food products are about normal and
dealers are more optimistic than dur.
ing the first quarter.
Movement Of coal this quarter will
be about the same as for the same
period last year.
Decrease of Is per cent In North
Dakota wheat acreage, with CORE.
spending increase in flax. Is expected
this year.
Construction Of new grain storage
facilities In Minneapolis during the
last year set q new high record there.
Minnesota farmers plan to increase
corn ana flax acreages and decrease
acreage Of spring wheat. oats and
tame hay.
Acreage of wheat and oats has been
decreased slightly in South Dakota
with other crops showing increases.
Hog Marketing Decreases
Five per cent fewer hogs will 60 to
market from the northwest in the
second quarter than for the same pe.
Rod last year. Fewer cattle and
sheep will be marketed also.
All railroads serving the northwest
have Q surplus Of equipment Of every
variety.
II substantial export demand Is not
developed with the opening Of Great
Lakes navigation. the present plan Of
feeding grain into primary markets
slowly or as the terminal elevators
can absorb 1t must continue, reported
the joint grain transportation COM
mittee, Of which p. J. Coleman of
Minneapolis Is chairman.
This must b continued for the bal
ance Of the 1920 crop now In the
ceuntry and also for the 1880 grain
unless the surplus, now blocking ter.
uainal elevators. can be disposed Of. 1t
cpntinued.
Practically every grain center and
port In the United States and Canada
have facilities filled With grain. prin-
cipally wheat. for which no substan-
tial outlet appears beyond domestic
consumption. the committee said.
The summer meeting Of the board
will be held at Duluth July 70. the
executive committee decided prior to
the forenoon general session which
nearly 400 persons attended.
A. N. Halstead. Hebron, N. D.,
president Of q brick company, was
named chairman Of the brick and
clay products committee Of the board,
succeeding =. J. McMonigal Of st.
Paul.
Hendrickson eucceeded
Irwin Hubby. Minneapolis. secre-
tery Of the Northwest Retail Lumber
mems association. wos named chair
man Of the cement, lime and plaster
Committee, succeeding. A. w. Hem
drickson Of Bismarck.
Those voted 70 meimbefship In the
be4ld Include: ". !. Kuhrt, Mime.
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z q. m. ..........
Highest yesterday
Lowest last night ...............
Precipitation TO z a. nj. .......... !.
wind velocity ...........
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. MIMI, April 2S.-(AP)
-Flour unchanged. shipments 3O.79o.
Bran $500 to $3.50.
CHiCAG0 CHEEeE

Chicago. April 29.-(AP)-Cheese,
per pound: Twins 10 to 10 l-zc: Dais-
les 10 1.2 TO 2Oc: Long Horns 10 1-2
to - 3-tc: Young Americas 20 to 81
1-2: Brick 10 to Is l-2c; Limburger
c3c; Swiss 80 to &C.
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
First Bank Stock -.
Northwest Banco 52%.
Greyhound common, II IA.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

An want ads ore cash IN advance;
minimum charge Is cents. Copy
must be received Of the Tribune Of.
flee By 600 Z. n. 70 insure in1ertton
same day In the regular classified
page.
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A0Nna

LIBERTY BONDS
New York, April :s-(AP)-Liberty
Liberty 3k'a 100. 49,.
First 4N'oslOl.l0.
Fourth lNse 10l.24.
Treas. !Asall,l0.
Treas. ~ 1914.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE - Restaurant in best
county seat town In state, popula-
ton $500, junction of highways No.
5 and l. Write Bismarck Tribune
in care of Ad. No. 100.
FOR 5ALE-Beauty parIor equipment.
Paul's permanent wave machine,
cheap. Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald, Litch-
VILE, N. D.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1881

Rolf jacobson, J. G. Hammond,
Charles D. Egley and Ralph lngerson.
all Of st. Paul.
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r IN WHEAT
,o-r,r,vprC S SO

N ~
Minneapolis. April 2s.-(AP)-Senti-
ment in wheat futures was fairy
evenly balanced today though bears
manased TO prevail, and snS,,I ps,ce as.up !
NERVOUSNESS of Efforts. May finished
3isc lower. July rs lower and Sep
Corn futures opened easy and de-
clined. Oats were still dull II Easy.
nye was getting a little tighter from
day to day.
Int buvcr would not follow rallies.
Flax for May delivery was taken ny
crushers. go
Cash wheat one was very strong
again. Offerings held light and mill
ing competition for choice wheat WIS Iss
active. Winter wheat was nomiE~lly
one cent higher. Duruin was strong
and in good demand. /,
Carh corn offerings were light n
shipping demand was good, Oats dc-
mand was good and offerings were
very light Rye demand was strong
wit hbids on North Dakota QUALIFY
advancing. Barley of mailing quaiity
was very scarce ana wanteu. rl"A
were a little heavier.
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PRODUCE PAICES LOWER
&c per pound were sustained In bnt-
ter today. INCREASED. offerings ac-
counted Tor the decline. Eggs were
easy IN tone. but NJ important price
revt.tons were recorded. Poultry was
steady.
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MONEY RArna

Now York. April es.-rAP1-can
m0ncy steady; 4 per conf ali day Y.
Time loans easier; 30 days M: 80
days , 3-4 "a 4; : to 4 moi. Cts to s
Q 1 to ~.
Prime commerqlal paper : 3-4 to 4.
Bankers n~ccepk2nce3 unchanged.
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RALLY|NG POWER IN
WHEAT MARKETDUE
70BuYNG SUPPORT
aa 1 ft
Relative Weakness Of Liverpool
Quotations Counts 40
]: Drag on uplift

Chicago, April as.--(AP)-Rcports
that the entire southwestern section
OF Kansas 10 enjoying the best rain
received In fivo months did much to
Resides this change from recent
drought. there was a material falling
off today In European demand for
wheat from North America. World
available supplies OF wheat showed
$4,000 busnsi; aecfease .r 1or me
$4,000 bushels against 264,1S9.o0
wheat CLOSED nervous TX to ! :;4c
a hushel lower than yesterdey's fin
ish. May a;caM to 1 i July l.oS% to
Corn closed "a to Inc down. May
sou to hc; July 81 s-4 to &c; Sept.
Oats Ec to g off. and provisions
SHOWING &c to acc decline. ,,o,
wheat quotations today counted at
times rs u drag on prices here al
though the action Of the British mar
ket was ascribed largely to auspici-
GUS weather for crops on his Of the
Atlantic. On the other hand: arrivals
of wheat in continental European
countries were reported as light: ana
for the first time the disturbed DO
ljtical situation OF India was men
toned from Liverpool as being y
source OF disquietude for speculative
sellers. ..,.
Bears in wheat put considera fable ole
The southwest saying that the winter
wheat crop situation which up to a
week ago looked bad Is now very
cheerful because OF wides p r 9 q q
beneficial rains. In: this connection.
it was being predicted by railroad
wheat crop movement as u whole
would probably equal last years
volume. Under such circumstances
early rallies failed to hold.
Dwindiing OF buying support for
the corn market became. conspicuous
today when wheat turned weak after
an early bulge In price. Cora arrivals
,ctaled Il: cars. against 81 u week
Corn showed an easy undertone.
and although there was .s short co wstn
,wheat. Oats were under pressure =
liquidation in May. Provisions iirmea
IN in the late dealings. responsive
to hog upturnS.
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FORECASTS

for BISMARCK n Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Not
much change In temperature.
For North Dakota: Mostly cloudy
tonight and Wednesday, probably
showers extreme east portion. Not
For South Dakota: Mostly cloudy
tonight and Wednesday, probably
showers extreme east portion. Not
much change in temperature.
For Iowa: Probably showers to-
night and Wednesday. Slightly warmer
IN southeast portion tonight.
For Minnesota: Probably showers
tonight and Wednesday. Not much
change in temperature.
and Wednesday. Cooler in northeast
and extreme cast portions tonight.
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LOST AND SOUND

LOsT-A Bull Terrier dog I year Old.
Answers to name Of Kevpie. re.
ward offered. Finder please phone
1881.
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Cuts, border Of white space used On
want ads come under the classified
display rates ct 80 cents per column
inch per insertion.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Bargain home With In
come, eight rooms. two baths, five
rooms and bath downstairs, hot wa
ter heat. Roomy flat, upstairs. Of
three rooms and bath bringing In
$40 a month. Fine garden spot. Real
bargain at $500. Why pay rent.
Write G. N. Purdy. City. Sl3 Ave. ,.
FOR RENT-Furnished DOWNSTAIRS
IN modern home consisting o. liy-
ing room. bedroom, sun paslcr.
kitchen and bath. Very pleasant.
adults only. available May first.
Call at 4l3h Thayer Ave. West, To-
Gated In rear Of ll3 ThAyee Ave.
West. or phone 4Se-J.
FOR SALE-By owner brand new,
five room stucco bungalow. Hard
wood floors, attached garage, east
front. near school and capital. I'm
mediate possession. Also complete
set OF furniture. Phone slim.
FOR sALE-My new modern home
on Avenue A. Excellent lawn. trees
and shrubs. Bargain. Terms II de-
sired. Address W. 4. Lahr, rargo
or see F. A. Lahr. Dakota National
Bank Building.
FOR SALLY owner, twelve rom
all modern house. III 1urniGhod.
good location and good inconne.
win sell ct once. Write Ii care q
BUNGALOW FOR REf1T-Frac3ic9I-
" new. 5 rooms and bath, lecatod "a
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GENERAL

the Mississippi valley westward TO
he western Rocky mountain slope,
while high -pressure areas are GEN.
tered over the Great Lakes region and
over the north Pacific coast. Precipi-
tattcn occurred at most places from
the Mississippi valley westward to the
Pacific coast. The showers were
heavy in parts of the southern plains
states. Moderate temperatures prevail
River stage at z a. m, 81 feet; "a
hour change, none.
Bismarck station barometric pres
sure at Z q. M, 2S.O1 inches. Reduced.
29.77. ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorological.
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YOUNG MAN to- travel In nearby
counties. About $3.50 per week to
start. Transportation furnished
where necessary. Write Box 500 In
care of this paper.
LEARN BARBERING. Exceptional
opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo.
Ter Barber College Established
1893. Fargo. N. D., Butte. Mont.
WANTED-Two strictly first class
automobile mechanics at once. Ap-
ply to Stair Motor Company, his
marck, N. D.
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ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS

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Plymouth.
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