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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
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AT THE MOVIES


The popular western star, who Win
he aeeM In Tiffany Productions Inc,
current drama, "Altas, The had Man."
at the Capitol Theatre tonight, GETS
his greatest thrills from planes and
ponies, who faster they so, the bet.
ter I like en-" no states,
on his extensive western ranch
near san Fernando, California, he
maintains = stable OF horscs-and q
hangar full Of planes, His latest &C.
QUESTION, 4 steArnNAn biplanc, brings
his "stAble" Of planes 10 ttvc-while
ne doesn't know himself ,USt how
many horses he owns,
"rMrsan." his wonder horse, Is OF
course, his favorite, Cream colored
known among cow-hands as 4 "pala-
natno," "T'arsan" has been with May
nNrd for six years Of the nine years o,
his life. During this period the star has
taught the horc 4 number Of tricks
"TArnan" Is considered one Of the
most valuable pieces Of four footed
property In Hollywood.
Maynard recently installed his own
landing field on his ranch, Durins
the periods between pictures the sta,
playa around with his planes q,
rides the hills and nearby canyons on
his horses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
new YORK MARKET
SINKS SLOWLY AS
bulls GROW TIMlD
levels, AoWevor, Still Are Sew,
eral Points Above Those
Of Early June

New York, July N.-N-Te stock
market went into = show decline Fri
day, ending July at the lowest levels
Of the month, but still several points
above the bear market lows Of early
June.
The somewhat more favorable than
expected earnings of Bethlehem Steel
gave the market an irregularly high
cr tendency In the first few minutes
but heAvineSs soon spread through
out much Of the list and several
shares registered losses Of Z to .
points by early afternoon.
The fact that Bethlehem was able
to show earnings Of $l,& q preterreS
share for the second quarter, when u
s. Steel earned only 8 cents a share
on its preferred. VAS rather favor
ably regarded.
The Tobacco shares were sold In
response to the department. Of Justice
investigation OF the recent increase
in cigarette prices.
The rails generally were heavy. and
in the bond market, the carrier issues
were again inclined to sag.
The list was Inclined TO rally At
times, and final prices ranged a point
or two above the days lowest, Total
sales were substantially below $780,
600 shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
MINNEAPOLIS u
DEVELOP NO

Minneapolis. july N,-Rp-Wheat
futures were rather staenant Friday
and closed moderately lower,
Corn futures closed nominally UNI
changed with trading very duh,
Flax was weak on account OF steady
hedging pressure and poor buying
power,
july wheat futures closed u cent
higher, September - cent lower, and
December u cent lower,
The tone OF the cash wheat market
was steady, Offerings of spring
wheat held very light, Demand was
fair TO good, Winter wheat bids were
easy, No durum was reported In and
prices were nominally unchanged,
Corn demand was quiet to fair,
Oats demand was steady, being best
for heavy quality and old billing, Rye
demand was good and the market
Was strong, Barley demand was a
little slower, Flax offerings were
heavier and mostly from the new
crop.
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Livestock
So. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South ut. Paul, July 3l,-R)-dU, q,
Dep, AUTHORIZATION all classes
In tneaser supply, fed offerings car
rytng firm undertona; others slow
and steady, fed yearlipgs Tb0-8.b0i
best medium weights $500, l4B7-
pound stsers 17,8b. ordinary native
eraAsers drAgqy at s4y00-b. % mostly;
grass COWS S3,2b.4.2bi heiferk &1b-
SIS; low cutlery kinds To 400 few
Iotx best yeaYings S700-8OO, bulk all
cutters "a. 2b-3,O0, shelly kinds to $500
and under, top medium grade bulls
13.7b; feeders and st0ckers slow, little
change.
Caives--i,e 400; strong 10 soc or more
.htghsr; medium 10 choice grades
10,OO.sOO, few selected lots SB,b0-00),
HOGS, $500; fairly active; ayeisg-
tpg mostly steady; better ITO 10 225-
poypd weights T,25-7G6; top 7.65;
bulk light lights T60; bulk 25 TO
2e0-yeund salabie 625-7,2S; $50 10
32S pounds or better, 6.25-6,25; sows
mostly .4k0-625; pigs tending lower;
4 few sales 7,60-725; average cost
Thursday IN; weight 2gT
Sheep 1870; fairly active; oil class
r. steady with Thursdays close; fat
native eve and Wether lambs $50
100; bulk 100000; bulk throw Olits
40; native yeariiBgs salable 300
$50 or better; fat ewes 100 down;
native feeding lambs 40 down
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
SIOUX CITY

Sioux CITY, Iowa, NAN M>=tAS-t0>
: neN AsNl-Catte> $780, calves
iW> fat NeaNiaSs fairly aetive, Ntrons>
ma,Nvca steers steaays grassy che
stock weak other kiNtMg classes little
ehNaSeas Stockers and feeders duh
weak load choice around esS-pouNa
ysarlsnvs, SARA; bulk steers and year.
lines $SsS~S0Os GOOD red hetters,
$780, bulk cows, &&,aS.&sSs medium
stoekers up to N&Ss most medium
bulls $S,'a down; practical veAler tcp>
syloa
Hoes, 10000 light butchers fairly
active, fully steady; top, $7S0s bulk
leo-sl0 pound weights, N,9S-vy6o,
some down to $780, little done on
weightisr kinds; packing sowS mostly
steady; majority t%SS-S,SS; extreme
heavy and rough throwo0ts >Ass
Gown,
sheep, 5000; very little done; fat
lambs Wdertone about steady; load
medium westerns. $3.50, 30 per cent
sort; best range lambs held above
S1sS; fat natives, S7,2s down; aged
sheep scarce, steady; fat ewes salaolc
S32S down; feeders weak; few early
$500; best Quotablc to $s,2s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
NEW YORK

New York, July 3l.-(R-Poultry.
live, firm: broilers. by freight, 22-27c;
by express, 1880: fowls, freight or
express. 21-2Sc. Dressed, steady. un-
changed.
Butter, $3.50; firm. Creamery firsts
1881 scorer. 23N -24Ac.
Cheese, 46,006: steady.
Eggs. 16,l0o: irregular. Mixed col.
ors, regular packed, closely selected
extra first, 20-22hc; first, 10.10Ac.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31

"rhc Maltese Falcon" 4 mystery
melodrama with Bebc Daniels IN the
starring role, Is the current Warner
Brothers picture at tho Paramount
theatre. Tho story Is All adaptation
Of the novel OF the same name. by
Dashiell Hammett, cx-pinkcrton dc.
tcctive. whose stories have become
b~est.sellers III tho last few years.
A suggested BY the title. Miss DAN
iels plays IN entirely new type of role
"A 4 member Of ono OF the wcirdest
crime rings In modern fiction, A
vcnturesomc actress III al adventures
role.
An excellent supporting cast IL seen
III 1.-THE Maltese Falcon" headed by
Ricardo Cortes, Robert Elliott. Dud-
ley Digpes and Tina Merkcl. Other
we'll known players seen In tho pro-
duction are Otto MNtiesen. Walter
Long. Dwight Frye. Thelma Todd and
J. Farrell Macdonald.
Roy Del Ruth directed from the
script prepared by Maude Fulton,
Brown Holmes and Luclen Hubbard.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
CORNER N CHICAGO
corn IS HELD UNTIL
DAYS TRADING ENDS
Prices During Final Hour Arc at
Peak a. Bears Feel
Force OF Trap

ChteAyN July N,-e~-Ihe "ccr-
Ner~ In July corn that has stirred
nation wide interest for more than "
week went 10 4 successful finish FIJI
day, Prices during the final hour Of
the last day were at the psak price of
the "corner," Sssa cents q buShel, q
rise Of about Is cents In a few days,
The Successful deal, one " the
most spectacular IN the history of the
Grain trade. generally was credited 10
Thomas NJ, Howell, but Just before
the finish Of the "corner" reports cir
eulated he had an associate, James p,
Riekel Of Toronto, Canada,
The remnant Of unsettled contracts
for July corn had been reduced to
bushels, and market action
tended to confirm reports that a pN-
vate understanding had been reached
with tho principal traders who We're
short SO a new peak price would not
be established,
The market nevertheless closed at
tho peak with Howell and his rum
ored partner acclaimed as victors in
q biz atrNggle that involved transact
tionS into millions Of bushels,
Closing quotations OH corn ranged
from " cents decline to a. cents ad-
vance, July 72A-@, Dec, NA-Ns,
with wheat showing A-Sh decline,
July M.%a'A, Dee, Mh, oats varying
from : Off to "a up, and PROVISIONS %
to 80 ccntA down,
Wheat showed a tendency to droop
a. q result of rains In domestic
spring crop territory and beeaus. OF
reports Of enlarged Russian offerings
abroad, The start was y Off TO y
up, with a subsequent sag all around,
Oats followed wheat,
PROVISIONS were easier, responsive
to the trend of hog values,
Wheat finally broke the all-time
bottom price record for future deliv-
cry dealinaa, ainking TO below so cents
q buahel, The previous low was sou
cents,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
CONDITIONS

4 INV NrrssWrN NreN IN CONFERRED
over Nebraska and precipitation oc.
CURED over the northern Rocky noun.
tain region and IN North Dakota and
western South Dakota, The rainfall
wax light In tho northern ana extreme
southern parts of North Dakota, white
over mn finch foil at many places IN
central North Dakota, Fair weather
prevails from central aud southern
Plains states northenstwn 10 tho
Great Lakes region. Temperatures
continue high yer tho MlSsissippi
valley hut cool weather prevails over
the northwest,
Missouri river stnRo Mt 7 n. m, .n.s
foot; 24-hour change, -0,l foot, Ais.
marrk station barometer, inches,
2S..7, reduced 10 sen level aO,0A.
ORNiS W. ROnERTN,
Offlclnl an tthausa
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Produce Markets
CHICAGO

Chicago. July T.-N1-Buttcr had
a steady tone Friday and prices were
generally unchanged. Eggs also were
steady and unrevised. Poultry ruled
steady.
Butter. 1900. firm; creamery spe-
Gals N3 score) 25.25A; extras t92
score) 2%k; extra firsts t90-9l score)
1924; firsts, 1889 score) 2l-22;
seconds 1861 score) 1910; STAN
dards 600 score centralized carlots)
PAN.
Eggs, 1862, steady; prices n
changed.
Poultry. alive 2 cars. 20 trucks,
steady: prices unchanged.
Cheese, per pound: Twins, l3ac;
daisies, l4Ac: brick, l3Nc; lin,burger,
l5-l6c: longhorns, l4isc; Young Amer
icas, l4Hc; Swiss, 2s-28c.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

An want NNA are eAAh IN advance
mtNlMNM eharHV "a ceNNA cav
must ee received Al TIE TrteNAe u,
tse~ Nv eco 4 III 10 insure ueesslon
Mms day In the REGULAR SAseafsed
pace
cutA NoeAst or white spAee uNe0 on
want >NA seMe under the ~esNa0if,ea
GNplNy rates al % cents yer column
inch per tNAertteA
REGULAR WANT An kAveS
u aAyA 10 wNrOa " under ,,,, JtlsNA
\ aAyA ~ wNrda or under ,,,~ lo0
4 days 2 words " under ",,,, D
| aAy, - words or under ~,,,,, "a
ADJ over ~ WexdS ! cents N0dtuoNAl
NN Ward
The Tribune reserves the right 10
reject any copy sNhmittea, Alse 70 -.
wise any copy 20 conform With make
40 r0leS Of Classified Advertising,
Phone ~
TIE Tribune Want "A, Department
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ms

Fer Rikmarck ana vicinity; CLOUDY
Friday night; Saturday partly cloudy
and slightly warmer,
For North Dakota; Cloudy, pro.
nisht; Saturday partly cloudy and
slightly warmer
For South Dakota, Showers, cooler
east. portion Friday. night; saturday
partly cloudy, possibly showers and
cooler east, slightly warmer extreme
west portion,
For Montana; Unsettled Friday
night, showers east ~ Divide. sat.
nrday generally fair west, unsettled
east; warmer east aud south PORTIONS,
For minnesota; showers Friday
night and probably saturday norm.
ing, Cooler IN south, somewhat
warmer In northwest portion RNtur.
day,
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CHICAGO

CbtesEo, July W,-lo-U. s Dep,
Axr)-HogS 1900 including 1000 d.
rect; SLOW, mostly 1915 lower; pack
Ing s0wy steady 70 10 lower; TOP
1eJ9; bulk t70-2N lbs, SS00-S26;
220-3o0 tbsy tSA6-eO0; pigs es.75-
40, packing sows 1]60-s.t0, Light
lttgbk COED end choice i40,t@ lbs,
1710.S10, itght wetgbt l60-2W jbsy
|t7A0,A3N; medium weight 20-250 lbs
'N1S-110; beayy weight 250-350 u.s.
paEktg EOWS, medium ana
E0e4 z7S-600 tbxy t4A9-etQ; slaughter
~ geed apA ehetes too'iS0 hs.
|1116T@,
CANE 1890; eaiyes 500; generally
lSteaAy MARKET with strictly grain fed
steers end yearHpgs strong; TOP e2j5
naaA Tor mixed 6teer and better year.
I)tgex: test weigtty eAttle $3.50; some
lfetaer tougb but fat tS9o Nh. Ayer-
AHeS tr1pgibE 17J6; heiferS uD TO
lt1z6: most Hebt grasey hetfere cell
|fpg At t4A0,t@ Slaughter cattle
|Aal VAsaerS< gteerE good end choice
lNo0-He0 ~, l1Ao-0@; NQQ-tiO Ms.
I15S412; ftQo,t300 ~, N26-e00:
lf3eo~1500 ~, t7Oo12J5; common and
|0AlteW G00~t3oo Vs. tfJ5JWs hsif-
-, Epe4 end GhNtee 19o,S60 tbs,
jll1SDM; common ard pedtup)
|A1H1l7E Goxx, Ep0A Apd ehosee
ltlno411E DOMINION anA Hc1tum
t0w NNttAr END cutter t2OQ-
l11e< bNt& fyAarltpES exEiuded) Eoo1
~ ApGtee MeeO tl26-@N0; cutter 70
lMAltMm NND~l5f; 1eslerS tntk fed,
|noQl IN EhG&ce 11&p~1o0o; medium
ANp AAA COMMON $780,
~ N0elAr m tester EAttle; Steers
!heel ~ AaoiDe 5Qq~1p6D No. $50.
HI: Nem4nep An4 MAlANn blAe-@NQ.
$500 ADee; Aapw. st lAmbs Seak
~ e lDDlss ~ HAktyAe t42e; bpk ~
!nn6tucD t11DL1A; fAnGArS MQ11I1;
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POTATOES

Chicago July 3l.-tAP-U. s. y,
A)-Potatoes 81, on track 236. total
u. s. shipments 324; weak, trading
slow: sacked per cwt.. Missouri cob
blers Il .00-i.1S poor 80c up: Kansas
$1.00-1. 05, few $1.10-l.l5, poor 75c up:
east shore Virginia barrel cobblers
$2.35-2.50, ordinary to poor s2.l0-2.30,
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and timer Australian wVNM A MMs
thar revival u interest n NetnR Anewn
<NN and eeArser south AMerseAN
wecA N the NttertNeS decrease and
NrteeN STRENGTHENED On NNMeStt>
eeNvse wcA Domestic woeN continue
cutie active The movement M NseN
NNlN Quantities al MN and "a "a
srNde a. hArdeMtMs rrsees Il Z feature
a. Nh~ trade In domestic werlN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31

yellow hard. No. 3 yellow, 40is .40c:
No. I northern spring. 60ia -6lc; No. 2
mixed, 46.$0c. Corn, No. I mixed,
90 ic; No. I yellow, 60H Tic; No, 2
white, 67hc: sample grade, acc. Oats
new, No. 2 white. 2ia -22c; told)
No. 2 white, 24A -2Sihc. Rye, No. 2,
4ic. Timothy seed, 43.76-4.26. Glover
seed, $l2. so 10 80.
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For Rent Offices

OtECE FOR RENT-Desirabls Of:
flee room In the Hoskirs block now
occupied BY the Durleish County
Abstract office and available ~
Aug. ist Or Sept. 1T. See roren.
Room u.
fUK EENflfWo large adjolnino
office rooms. Ceh b rented ~
Ncther o. separately. ReasonabDe
fort. csii q pahj's c1othing otose
~ Main.
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Dead Animals Wanted

5U96k service viii 50 given removing
your dead or undesirable live IN.
imaiS such ~ horses, hogs. cows AND
sheep, oil free OF charge. W. call
for one or more. large Or small.
Write or phone W promptly. North
on, Rendering company, Bismarck.
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Tribune's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Fri, July 81

MAaMS around steady "A NM tr
@NtS sheen @AreN weak MW &eNlf~
able ewes @ys~$M SlA0AAtet shseN
And AMsS$ lambs % MSA Down
scoA and ehesee NW~NM> MeetNM
ASs.vMs all W~txhtS common tASN>
AN> eweN M~lM MN. MeStWM b
choice NM,&eNs all weishN cub and
commeN NNN~ers> teeNtNK lambs
M>rS leS> Sccd and choice NoN~SM
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RANGE or CARlOT SALES
Minneapolis. July 5l.-H1-5ange
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat, No. /
hard winter, 63Ac.
Oats, No. 3 white. 22hc.
Rye, No. 1, 50Ac.
Barley. No. 1, 43c.
Flax, No. 1, @l.57H.
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New York, July 51.-R-F0reign
exchanges easy; Great Britain de-
mand in dollars. others IN cents:
Great Britain, 4JS6 els; France. 30z.
Italy, S.22M: Germany. 1850: Norway,
26.74; Sweden, 26.75h; Montreal,
00.68,
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DCLUU NNSK

DueutS, 1l51aRy, ~ N@N-C1AGe<
f1Ax, On tEAek, NlGH< 70 Aey5SN,
31S04> 1a9y, NlSDH> 1eDtA9Uber,
11.soH> 0eS0beT. 1l9es4,
WJp6et, No. I AGtk HGft3h6sp, NH~
Nhe> 10, 4 ~ 56H~SG1zG> Ne, = ~,
SGH~56ese> NJ 4 R0rt1aERL ~
6Oaze> ~, = ~ Sesz>5OHSE> Ne 4 ~
beS AHvusmL 51%>5eME> Ne ~ ~
s0&E> NJ ! A1tA1R 0Ase< ~ 4 ~
@4E; NJ 4 ANk1A1 AMtH1 lckSe> re.
2 &c. 46He> ~, 4 ~ 1NtAsUy Ae4bE>
OntS, ~ q w1nt1, ztH111AE
10, ! fye, WEI16TE
Das1ey, ma1tNW 10 zS91, 1Shs 1DtE.
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Work Wanted

WANTED-poSition ms hotel house,
keeper or carctaker for apartment
or rooming house by experienced
middle aged woman. college grad
uate. VIII take care Of house. coll
lcct rents, keep books, etc, IN X
change for comfortable living apart
mcnt for three adults, Best refer
onces, Address Tribune Ad No, 90,
TEMPORARY or permanent work
wanted at once by experienced girl
stcnoprapher. Phone Bpm or write
Box 2o7, City.
EXPERIENCED girl desires house
work. Write Tribune ad No. %.
WANILD-By refined lady, place to
work for room and board or are
for scmi invalid. Phone lb54-J be-
fore Friday night.
EXPERIENCED uIisL wants house,
work. Phone 1923
WoRK WANTED -- Experienced girl
wants work M Chanbermaid, Gen.
eral housekeeping or dishwashilg
In town. Phone 7F2. Underwood. N,
OAK. or write Miss Alma d saylor
BOX B7,
WANTED-~A position aS grocery
clerk IN n place where there Is q
good High School. ! have had 3
years experience. Write Ad Num-
Der IA. IN care OF The Bismarck
Tribune. Bismarck. N, Oak.
EXPERIENCED GIRL desires house,
work by the day or by tho hour.
Phone 428-W or call ut 2i2 Third
Street.
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1891
No$ neutrality-suspicious.. iuruiahed
o unfurntshcd, Two rooms, psons.
li:hts and gas, Hot water q all
times furnished, RentA very yoa-
sonable, 62a Srd 81, rone lIlo.K.
FoE RENT-rwo room apartment In
cllleee Building, Phone leoe q
cel at Room 400.
rot RENT-Nicely iurnNhS2 i've
ON ground floor apartment. oil
modern, available at once. located
&c tho rear OF <lS West Theyer
Avenue,
APARTMENT FOR RENT-S T0oss.
NV, all modern. Private entrance.
PHONE 7i8-R,
FON RENT-Furnishsd twe.Soom
n ,dern apartment In the Rue
A,Wrtmcnts, electric stove end
fr eidaire. Immediate possession.
Ctll at I'll Ave. A or phens
1:66.W.
FOF, RENT-Thrss.room apartment.
III furnished. with bath. Gall ct
5it 9th st.
FOR RENT - Two room apar{Ia0nt,
lni &c clothes closet and pantry, ID.
joi ling bath. Gas for cooking. Call
at ~ Avenue B. or phone i0Ne.W.
FOR RENT-Threc room apartment
or second floor. furnished or un-
crushed, bath adjoining. Very
close IN, Phone 1857 or call At
%0G' 9th ST.
FOR kENT-Partly furnished apart
melt with lights, heat and vster
fur lished, Private bath end pgiv-
ate entrance. Call 1t 900 Ave.
FOR RENT-FurnIs6ed SpSlI60nS
on lround floor. Call ct go Fourth
stres 4.
FOR tENT-New unturniShe1 1Dsrt-
ment. close In. private hath end
entrance. Call 1T 32a First street.
FOR RENT-NewIy Decorated NO.
rooil apartment. well !urnished, In.
clue in9 Ice box. gas stove and even.
Mus. be seen to appreciate. 0all at
4l6 9TH Street. Phone ii<i.N.
FOR RENT-FurnIshed OF vHlUr-
nished apartment. one room md
Ns"s''VAsSeeeg tbu AAOOt. 0OAV0WvU xVS
two. $4,000 per month. Gall o. ~
ard ~. Evarts Apts.
FOR NNT-One.Foofn opt. u pr
son Court. Also modern duplex. gas
heatrd. available Sept. ist. yhone
700.
FOR 1ENT-6ne two-roorn Apart
men' at 6i3 3rd Street. Phone ~.
FOR kENT-WSli furnished tWo.
room apartment; running water.
gas. Frig!daire. telephone: olso
single room for light housekoopIng.
ground floor. al bth st. Pheoe S73.
FOR FENT-Apartmsnt "a NfOleoo1
building. two rooms. kitehenett6 end
bath. Electrical refrigerator. I0un.
dry privileges. Inquire tn D..
inarIt Tribune office.
FOR RENT-FIrniSh0d and vnlur.
fishsd apartments In the 0eoe
Apartments. Gall ,. W. Murphy.
Phone a62 or ~ eareteker Nooe
Apar' naentS.
FOR RANT-Furnhhsd OF unfdIs.6h.
ed apartment In the Varpey Aeest.
ments, New gas range and Zee.
trolus refrigerator. Phone 11S.
FOR RENT = Four room furniehsd
apartment on ground floor. Call st
1910 broadway.
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ready TO wear
salcslady, must be dependable hav-
ina pleasing personality and APP
pcarance. Reply stating experience,
salary expected and reference, Write
Bismarck Tribune care Ad. No, ~.
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Male HELD Wanted

"a MEN WANTED immediately to
learn fsai bcr Trade. epecia' rates,
Mo!er Barber College Est. 1903,
Fargo, " ID
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In the manufacture OF 4 telephone
receiver there are employed alumni
Nun, silk, copper. rubber. flax. nickel,
mica. shellac, lead, cotton. silver, iron,
platinum, zinc and gold.
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n9ONTY RATK2

New YoYk. July 31~W-CA11
money stesdy ~ per cent
Time loans STEADY; II months ~
~: So months M PER cent
Price commercial papey 1E-Z
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Miscellaneous

EmHaT--HwEmw
FOR eALE-A Portable with II
records. Machine IN Al condi-
ton. Also q green lowered silk
dress never worn, size IL or 20.
Phone i400.
WILL TRADE half section level land
0 miles south OF Steele: 200 acres
under pillow; 100 acres more can
DO plowed; for 8 TO 7 room house In
Bismarck. Land priced right. Box
ia, Bismarck. N. u.
Bio BARGAINS IN BUILDING MA.
TERIAL nj the old courthouse. Bis
marck. consisting OF lumber floor.
Ing, ceiling, metal ceiling. lath.
doors with hardware frames and
castings. windows, plumbing fix
lures complete and vault doors
suitable for offices or storage
vaults.
REDLINdER Il HANSEN COMPANY
FOR SALE -iaegistered pollsd short
horn bulls, 10 TO Is moths old. Ac.
credited herd. Farm, , miles north
Of Disnayck. Struts 4 Nagel. Biz.
marck, n p.
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ron SAlE-Ai-meaesn house, 4
reeMS, breakfast neoS, bath and
basement bedroom, Terms, For
appointments call loaT after . y m,
FuR EENr~paSSeSSlan by August
LIST Large rooming house, ~ and
Street, EnoNeh roon,ers IN house
to pay ter rent Phone aoa,
toR ~KENT-Nve~room modern au-
pick, r. NJ, Berseson, Phone a67
or 1859
FOR EENT~~Moaem home, good
yard, choice location, Phone CIT
or call at lll-Srd ST.
ron RENT-Mve room small house
at 8ll-Syd street by August LIST,
Phone AS,
FoR RENT - All-modern '-room
house at ola srd street, Phone
7.F-ll,
FoE RENr--A desirable siX-roon,
modern home nj Goa attn street,
Heated by gaS, Aus large screened
IN porch and garage, O. r. Dullam.
FOR RENr-Seven-roo house, suit
nhlc tor one family OF can DO made
into apartments, Furnished or un-
furnished, Ola Srd ST.
FOR RENT 80 Seven-room modern
house. FUN basement, Garage,
East front, Sereened-in porch Rent
reasonable, Call at lila Ave, II,
FOR RENT-Seven room house In
eluding four bedrooms Also large
rooming house close m. Also FUR
nished apartment close IN Fifty
lots cast front, near Roosevelt
school, Terms. Phone DOS,
FOR RENT - Four room modern
house, close In. inquire OF sidney
Smith. a.a Fourth 81,
FOR RENT-Five room house, IN
uuire 2i$ Firth street
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New York, July U~W1-CUSDs
Cities Service 10
ne Fond Il Share ............ nv
Gean6afd on Ind. ............. ~
TJntfed Founders ............. ~
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FLOUR

DGITVNE7kI O1ID TWIN
Minneapolis. July 3l.--tAD-frlour
unchanged. Shipmetns 42,878 barrels.
Pure bran $10.50-l1.00.
Standard middlings 90.50-i0.00.
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BOsTON WOOL

BOSTON WOOL
Boston. July 3i.-F,-SGengthsn-
Ing prices OF 6%s and finer and %,
CO.'S domestic woods. In stimulate Ting
some interest In spot offerings OF sos