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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

600 bodies had been recovered
and the ruins were being searched
for more.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

Sivert Torske, deputy assessor
for this district, Is busily engaged
listing property Of Hardin and
vicinity.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

WANTED-Girl for general
housework. See Mrs. E. L. KEEL
1t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
UIAD OF STATE HOSPITAL
u INSANE, DR.. BOLTON, DIES

Wednesday afternoon DR.. Harry
A. Bolton, 81, superintendent Of
the Montana state hospital for the
insane at Warm Springs, died Of
pneumonia following a two weeks
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

illness. he had been connected
with the hospital since 1911, first
as assistant superintendent, until
1929, when he was advanced to
the SUPPLEMENTARY.
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See the 1887 KefvinatorS at
EDER HARDWARE co. tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
GAS EXPLOSION CAUSES
DEATH OF OVER Geo PUPuS

At Overton, Texas, ten minutes
before school was to be dismissed
Thursday afternoon, a gas ex-
plosion demolished the high
school. Last evening more than
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NOTICE o. SPECIAL EXECUTION
AAr.N

NOTICE o. 0PBCfAL EXECUTION
NOTICE 10 HsAEBr sAEn GIVEN: rh..
bY virtue q . judEment ana decrse
Of foreclosure and sale entered on the
17th day Of May, A. D. 1897 In an &C.
tion In the District Court Of Burleigh
County, Fourth judicial District OF
tes ststs ef North Dakets. whsrsin ,,
Nay 4. schisSaeh and Roy ?. schla-
bach, her husband. and Sterling State
Bank. sterling. North Dakota. are De
fsndants: and Z. special execution y.
Dakota, tor that purpose appointed.
will sell. at public auction 1T the front
door Of the Court House 1t Bismarck
tn the Coynty ct Durlsigh, ana STATE
e North ps9e!s. or ths s3nd dsy o.
s:cieck =. II. 'of that day. that certain
feal preperty ana mortgaGed pvsmisea
situated. In the County. Of Burlsigh,
and STATE Of North Dakota, directed
II seid Judgmsnt snd 0peciAl eKeev.
s.erss.s Sn e q ss s0s scisoMI sse more
North half lNM) Of Section Twsn::
Thirty .nine (i3e) North. Range sav-
enty-six (7el, less Northern PACIFIC
..s Rsss's a.s1rs ssss e r:y sls 3.
les. s seassSins to 'sss Ssysrsnsnt si survey
necessary 70 satisfy. said judgment
and costs amounting In all to the sun,
Of 33eoS.Se. With interest thsreon from
the date of said judgment and the &C.
''f'sss S:s.a ss;s; .., e ss.s. s.';i ;s.,,
Fred =. Anstyom.
3Deslef Of 1uSleiGh County
Attorney Tor fleiatsfs.
Bie@6t6k, n. O4k.
S.37 e.3.1e.
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sTOUx CTTY

D. A.l-cattis i, 800. calves So; sisu. H.
ter +. .s1 ssts:rs. r. ysarlin.s ana hsiesrs.
weight steers down, IS higher for the
week; cows, steady: stockers and
feeders scarce, steady: most, sales
steers ana year1ings s.50-ll.eo; part
load choice 1853 lb. weights, l3.o0:
load choice light heifers 11.25; few
medium and good lots 9.50.10.25; beef
cows S.7S-7.y0: cutter grades 100
S.1S: few light stockers $50: common
and medium lots 700 down.
s Current stocker and feed cattle quo
tetions: steers, SS0.S00 lbs, good ana
choice e.75-1.60: common ana medium
S.S0-e.7y; eO0.i0S0 lbs, good and
choice 7.1S-9.7y; common and medinna
6.7S.7.9S; cows. good 4.1t.S.S6; hoif-
ers, good ana choice s.e0.7.S0: co1ve,
common and medium l.00.5.7J: heif.
err. common and medium s.oe.a6e;
stlys, sS. m!sssn sstssss foca ana choice SIS
Hogs. 1900: mostly steady: TOP
11.to; good ana choice 800 800 lbs,
butchers 11.26-15: 190f % lb. weights
l0.to-l1.10; medium shades 170.236 ID.
butchers 10.S0.ll.10: 3ood soWs 1915
to mostly 1923: roueAs s.B0-l0.00;
stays 100: feeder pigs 9.25.10. H.
Sheep 1900. including 26s through
and 80 to dealers: no early acejon:
undertone around STEADY: few lots ma
tive springers held above 1910; 100
%: clipped yearlings bought to arrive
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|
heretofore Joined in petition praying
that said streets, avenues and alleys
sa .1S sar 's,nE suan sS.h the
petition was verified BY the oath Of II
least one petitioner and was accom-
nues ana alleys proposed to Be vacat.
cd, and
WHEREAS. Tha Board Of CITY Com.
missionars of the City Of Bismarck
deemin1 Il expedient that the matter
4: .si ;; e s S p Il. ii:; S
II tha "a asme % yss % Siisd in snch @ offies % 81
the third day Of Anrii. 1897. and
WHEREAS. The said City Auditor
wa wsak " az so"r consecutiva t wee Wssks "a
the effect that such petition was filed
n aforesai6. ma ststinr in cuch no
s The 9S,sss sss shoua e Sae - .n
y tas ses,s ., CITY Gem
day' Of Nay, 1881. and r. ~ ~
WHEREis Tks safA Hoard Of city
commissioners at the time lppointld
.l snd hssrd aaq hs sas az
evidence Of persons Interested there
iuvestixstion ana considerstion that
ssid petition should be GRANTED, now
therefore.
BE III RESOLVED BY the Board OF
city CommisSionsr1 OF the city OF Bis.
marck. North Dakota:
That the pHtifion herainbefo
dascribed. prayinE for the vscation OF
the foliowinr 6sscriha6 streets. ave-
mas and aiievs. "a NJ:
ads Sixth 16 strsss 1gi; S.s1.sn = % sweet Av.nu.
nue ana the south iinn of Coffin's Ad-
dition n. 'e '' ''''
Rowen AvAnua betwAen Fourth
street. and gavanth street.
insais Avenue between Sixth Street
Indiana Avenue between Sixth
Street ana Eiehth street
MichiTan Avenue between Sixth
Street and riShth atreet
The auey runninr north and south
In RiocE r. orisinsi Plaf
Thn ailSv rnnnimr north and south
In Rioek Il. Oririnsi Plat
ThS aIley runninr north and south
In pincE 0rsMxns, pist
ia ana Il ia In an .fhinrs Allowed and
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Produce Markets
CHICAGO


n Chicago. June 10.-Q1-Poultry was
about steady Thursday, with both
butter and eggs called steady.
Butter 1851. steady, prices un-
changed.
Eggs 37,sss, steady: extra firsts
cars and local -: fresh graded firsts
local lek; cars 1Sx: current receipts
E17M: storage packed firsts and extras
L Poultry. live. car, 45 trucks. about
less I'M; Lsehorn hens III: frysrs.
colorsd 30. Plymouth Rock 34. White
| Rock 13H. bArebacks ~: broilers,
scolorsd, Plymouth and White Rock 20,
barsbacks II, Leghorn under : lb. Is.
mouth Rock 2SM. White Rock TN.
barebacks- %; roosters -, Leshorn
ROSTERS -: turkeys. hens 1s. toms ~,
No turkeys IL: ducks white ana
colorsd, ~ lb. MP -, small 10; geese
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. June 1o.-R-(U. 3. D. AZ
Potatoes. T. on track 2l2. total %.
shtpments 1853: old stock; weak. sup-
Eve: @ Idsso s Rasset ssrS;nHs s saefss s. e. Eo.
4. very few sales 200. New stock
southern stock firm, showing slightly
weaker tendency on Calffornia; sup-
plies Light, demand light: California
White Rose Us, No. T.. 2.05-15:s few
triumphss US. No. 1, few sales 3s0S;
Louisiana Bliss triumphs US. No. I,
l40-e.l0s mostly 2.00-10;N Us. No.. :,
i.oS.ies Louistana Katahbias US. No
/. l.et; Misslssippi Bliss triumphS Us.
So vs. Nc J. f.1 1ss. s.les mqsty as AisSsma aaSuna
Bliss triumphs US. No. !, sho wing de-
cay 1.55: North Carolina cobblero US.
No. !, 1850: showing decay Its.
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CHICAGO

Hogs 1900 including s,oo6 direct; In i
mostly l0-l6 higher than WednesAay's
average; packing sows strong to 10
higher: closing weak; few bids late
about li.l5: top 11.60; bulk good ana
choicaS 100-2O lb 1.35.56: 1S0. foO rs,
lO.7S-l1.S0:i good packing sows large.
" l0.25-70; heaviss downward to
1000 and below
Cattle $500; calves 1900: fed steers
and yearlings firm; shipper demand
narrow. but very finished .MeixhtY
.tegre mere; demand confinues sirens
Tor Hight yearling steers and liKht
heller and mixed yeariings, these ral-
Ing strong to Is higher than early, In
the week; largely fe.00-1a00 market;
best early 1918; several loads, inciud-
!ng wetehty western fed steers ls.2S-
Is; 1,474 lb. averages 1890; not much
here OF value to sell below 1000, and
All such cattle bringing relatively
high prices, both on Filler and stock.
er account; weeks supply Texas bred
stock calves and yearlin6s all sold at
S.z5-S.36; replacement cattle, both
western and native, Is higher for the
week; cows and heifers l0.15 higher:
bulls steady at TOO down., hut 1915
under weeks high time, load lots 6.SS
down; vealers strong 1t 1.0O.10. 90.
Sheep, 5000, including 1000 direct:
fat spring lambs active, fully steady
70 stronger; yearlinEs stroRg to 2S
higher: e. ma native spring lambs 1850.
ID. holdover Idaho spring lambs 13.oo;
bulk yAArlings 9.00-i0.0O: sheep
steady; shorn ewes 3.00-4.b0.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL

|
South st. Paul, june l0.-[9- Gus.
D.A.)-Cattle 1000: very active. mast
" steady: best steers l060-ll 80; good
to choice heifers 10O0-ll %: most beef
cows 550-750: few up to $50; low
cutters and cutters 9.1B-6.26; weighty
sausage bulls o.00-60; plain to medium
stockers 5.75-716. Calves $500;
strong, good to choics e0o-e 80; selec-
tions 1000.
Hogs $500: rather dlow, general
market steady to weak: spotted 1915
lower: shippers demand very marrow;
top higher ut ll.30 very sperinely
by shippers for 200-260 lbs; good and
choice l70-270 lbs. ll.00-ls; few
loads l125: 270-3t0 lbs. lo.6s-ll.06:
l60 lbs. down scarce, good and oholce
140-l60 lbs. 10.40-il.00; light Q {
weights l0.O0-50 to killers; feeders up
to HOO: one small lot ll25: rood
sows lois to mostly 1925: mediaa
o60-l0.l5; good stays largely 1880
llOO: average cost Wednesday 1915;
weight 264 lhs.s
oheep 40: spring lambs and year.
ungs opening steady; opening bids ou
slaughter ewes Is lower; choice snring
lambs up to l2.5o: bucks to sell 8
Loo discount: csills S.00-eo;. medium
% good shorn yearlines 500 600: culls
610700; good to choice shorn ewes
3.00-400.
Dairy cattle slow, steady; medium
grade springers $500 e60o; few eool
7000-So.00: common grAAes down q
1000 OF less.
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BOSTON WOOL

-oradss Ohio fieecs. wocis receivsdi
some demand Thursday ct firm ia
slightly advanced prices. A numbel
of houses have had call for combinG
three-eighths blood at 43.4t cents IN
the grease ana for clothing lengths Of
combing quarter blood Ohio ana like
woods were sold ut %l-42 cents In the
grease. A limited amount OF hall
Blood Ohio wool was sold 1t 42-l1
cents In the grease for staple combino
lengths.
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New York. Juno June lo-a6-Live poul.
try. by freight steady. Prices un-
Butter, 1880, easier. Creamery,
firsts lSS-31 scores) 37-3oM; seconds
1851 scofes) 13-3SM. Other grades
.chssss. ss.o4s. firm. Prices un-
EEss. 3s.oss. about steady. Mixed
colors unchanged.
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MINNEAPOLIS rLoun

IlNMEApOLK8 FLOUR
Minneapolis, June lo.-R1-Flour
carload lots. per barrel In fsS pouht
cotton sAcks: Family patents. to high.
er. 1919; standard patents. Is high
shipments 3l,s52.
Pure bran 16.S0-ze.OO.
Standard middlings 3s.S0-33.oO,
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NOTICE or SPECIAL nxDcUTIoN
NOTICE IS HsAEsY sAEs GIVEN: THAT
by virtue Of . Judgment and decree
Of foreclosure and sale entered on the
77th day Of May. A. D. 1887 In an ac-
ton tn the District Court Of Hurlsigh
the state Of North Dakota, wheSSin
the Federal Land Bank Of Saint Pkul,
Z Body Corporate, 10 Plaintiff, and
Sterling state Bank. Sterling. North
Dakota, Bismarck Loan and Invest.
8rs % Roy schi.bacS:, are D.fendaats;
ana Q special execution issued there-
on, the undersigned. Sheriff Of Bur-
leigh County ana State Of North Da.::
kota. for that purpose appointed. VIII
ssil Z public suction % At the h. front at, socr q
the County Of Burleigh. and state Of
North Dakota, on the 22nd day Of
Jpss. A. D. 1857 At the hour Of two
o'clock r. u. Of that day. that certain
real preperty ana mortgaged premises
and state Of North Dakota. directed
in said judgment and Special sxeeu.
tien 70 30 sold, and more particularly
''i 4ss East aslf oi the East A.,f Hal
4sSssSl5 4ssPsSlp g 81: 'ils asaas:s !si:sy- -N!::
Wsst, conteiniHe One Hundred sixty
(lseJ acres, more or less. according
70 The aevsrnm:nt survey Thereof: or or
smouasiax .s IL sS 4, e shs sum q s:Sss.-
IL, with interest thereon from the
date Of said judgment and the accru.
INF f.tsH Ssst; xs, e .s1si .atS. 1897.
Fred e. Anstrom,
Sheriff Of Burleigh County,
Bismarck. N. Oak.
Geo. y. Shafer.
Attorney for pl1intiff,
Bismarck, N. OAK.
SIT e.3.10
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CHICAGO CASH 0RAIN

Chicago. June l0.-(A-Cash wheat
No. i dark hard l.57. Corn No. yell
low i.13H: No. , white LIN; sample
grade i:i3-ieH. Oats No. : white
z7N -lSk. No rya: no buckwhsat. Boy
beans No. ! ysltoW l.tS. Barley. fesd
5s-se nom; msltlng SJ-l.o0 nom. Tim
othy sesA l.eo.3y. Clover ses6 3S.00-
29.0O. IN ..4k n
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Wanted

SOMEONE in this vicinity to take
over slightly used, beautiful, small
modern plano by paying out bal
auce on original contract. This Is q
REAL BARGAIN. Small monthly
payments II desired. II interested
write ct once to Credit Manager,
co Tribune Ad. 2l609.
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Farms for Sale

Farms for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE BY OWNERS
SEVERAL improved farms and farm
lands In Kidder, Burleigh, LaMoslre.
Barnes counties.
100 acre farm In Kidder county; I
room house with full basement
barn, hen house, granary, garage,
well and windmill, RID, 3 miles
to town, $1,60000.
$40 acre farm, house, barn, granary,
garage, hen house, we'll and Wind
mill, farm all fenced, Burletgh
county. price 100000.
These farms are offered for sale.
Agricultural Credit Corp. For In
formation write p. ]. Schmitz, Box
81, Bismarck, North Dakota.
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wINNRAPOr.le nF0C1xe

l1INNHAPOLlD 6TOCllS m
Minneapolis. Juns lo.-Q9-Stocka
close:
Frat Rank stock 40 trade ibid
New Banco llx.
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Today's Recipe

Il & firm tomatoes, 3 Tablespoons but
Ter. : teaspoons chopped -onious, ID
cup chseee, sTated. 4 teaspoon salt,
K teaspoon chepped pasaiey.
Pesl toaastoes, cut h halves and
speoad With butter. Arrange In ahAl.
low pan md spsinkje with onions.
cheese and salt. 09ot1 IS minutes.
9pgtnkls With passiey and serve.
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RBs0LU4aoN o. F1tH DoNRD .
CITY Coll1Ee61ONBnS
WHEREAS, All 81 the owners oi
tho property adjoining the followins
streets, avenues and alleys IN the City
Of Bismarck, North Dakota, to Wit:
Sixth Street between Sweet Avenue
and Bowen Avenue
Seventh Street between Bowen Ave.
nue. and the south Iins Of Coffin's Ad-
dition
Bowen Avenue between Fourth
Street and seventh Street
1nGals Avenue betWeen Sixth Street
and Eighth Street
Indiana Avenue between Sixth
street and Eighth street
Michigan Avenue between Sixth
Street and Eighth Street
The alley running north and south
in Block 81. Original Plat
The alley running north and south
in Block -, Original Plat
The alley running north ana south
in Block II, Original Plat
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l(insty-five psr cent Of the l2l 900
miles Of railroad tracks In the United
States ere opefsted BY clas l rail-
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: HONEY RATES

New York. June lo.-H-call
money steady; 1 per cent ali day;
prime commsrcial paper per cent;
time loans steady; e0-e0 days ~ ;A4-S
months N psr. cent: bankers accept
ianc4s unchanged. ~
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DUTTDR AND EGG rUTURES
Chicago. June 1o.-Ne.

Chicago, June 1e.-N-.
Butter Futures:
storage Standards,
November ......~ SON sox sox
Egg Futures:
Storage Packed Firsts. :,
June :.:...s;:... so1 5eA IVA
dards. Oct. ....... SAX ssx s3M
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1he English actor. Or Hsury .Irv.
nj was boen on Eeb. Q, 1e9e.
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WINNIPEG CASH 0nAyN
wheat No. northern i.ilN; No. !
northern 1.l3N: No. northern 1.17X.
Oats No. . white Bex; No. white
6xK.
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.RANGp on CARLoT SALES

RANGE or CARLoT SALES
Minneapolis, June 10.-N1-Range
dark nortkern i.3oH Las; sample
grade dark northern 1.22h .l.74A :
No. hara amber durum 1.l4h. Corn
No. : yellow l.l4kh No. !? mixed
1.11h. Oats No. 3. white l4x.l4x.
Rye No. = .s7x-ssx; Barley No. .
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Tribune Rates
AreLOW

All classified ads Of less than
is words are figured ON Ii.
word basis.
First insertion (per word) -
: consecutive insertions
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; consecutive insertions
(per word) ............4ho
Z consecutive Insertions
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5 consecutive Insertions
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6 consecutive insertions
(per wort) ..............ee
This table Of rates effective
only In the state Of North Da!
kota.
Cuts and border used on
want ads come under clasgi.
fled display rates Of 7S eeult
Per column inch per singh im-
sertion.;
No clsirvoyant, fortune tell.
er, SBatrimonisl, Or deubtful
sAvertising accepted. We 70.
serve the right to e1k e. %.
jsct any copy s1bmittsd.
ALL WANT ADS ON BA4l8 ]
OF CASH IN ADVANCE
A representative will cali u
You desire. Telephnns 1-3oo
and al for the want "a de-.
pastment.
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seftlon sanae day.
Cutoff Town Readers
whe wish - answsF waat eds
In watch e11y toleDAe0o
nanheFs sre given. eeA -
- by Wr31iNg 70 the sWant
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to ssn4 elippin9s - - -
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THE BislGA1cK TRlbuSaE
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WANT-ADS Are the Best
Statesmen in TOlUt1


zAYeA ss..Ss.so A0s ..x-v
NEW Ultra modern nnfuruiehet
apartment. Three rooms ana uet.l
Also. TWO room ana uesn Ast
ment 70 Pc iinlsned sooo: ne1ssy ~.
required. see owner q oOo 1usSs'
Ave. between and = Q. m.
TWO completely modern uniuEnisnee
apartments: One ground tlooe WAX
I rooms. private bath ana shower
washins machine flrniehsd. otnei
Ioom sno pssvss % D.sn 1m, 1.,.M
apsstmen., ssunu1y ps.ssint si.Sts ....a. ~
,.. ssns sasMs "oss w. " tSn.D'' ss..S .sa,.r, '
Iss...u. nso.y. " 40. % ~. 49,. 49, sss,.s 49,, !,
- % 4 : n - and nS1 : to to- ! nm = m '
r;s S;7E@s;.1S = .,;.z.;...;-5,.s .;,..4-
fonNAeaED q - un.sneu ss
msns. 1 'sIt.S ss.. s.sssA.:. ~ ~
nrncs u. h,,i,Ainr as,itshle for mar
ria6 co,,nle withn,,t children or 1
~ 1 h,,s;,,ss. isdiss rnn,,ire - T1ha
Trih,,ne office
REaI6IRi95E enerf3n1nf 1oom1
f,,rnishsd Aiso 4 4 rnnm ana hati1.
f,,rnisted a. nnf,,rnished Citv
heated Tns lover fIoor Of : ho,,se
3l2 and. Sls. Phone COS.
1v1m16i.K .J1ne IL frat floor
I.roorr nsrtr,ent Iaundrv nrivil.
eses cnnsin1 81. vatsr Ana haat
furniShed. Davis Apartments, $40
Mandan st. Phone 4ss-W.
M0n1RN i1n9,;rnlsI,ed roomv anarf-
ment. Bedroon. kitchen. dining
room, living room, sun room, bath,
Murphy bed. 60 Ave D. L. K.
T1lompson. Phone 2S7.
IINFf7RNIaT5ND 4 room anaTfment.
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, and
refrigerator. Lights, water and gas
furrishsd. @35. Adults only. Phone
ITO. 234 w. Thayer.
NEWLY decorated basement apart
ment. Living room, bedroom, kit
chenette, private bath, private en-
trance. Everything furr,ished. 301
Ave. D. Phone A7.
MODERN first floor unfurnished OF
partly furnished flat. Front and
rear entrance. Hot water, heat fur
nisned: 70 ior two' As.oo ior .
CaM q 40 oIn
BEAUTIFULLY furnished, first floor,
private home. Adults only. Frigid-
atre. electric range. private bath
References required. SOO Manoau
street.
VERY pleasant nicely furnished
large apartment. Two Dedro0ms
Frisidatre. Newly decorated. LAree
eeoe...: A1noly: Aa1..e: %. ..a
NEW, uniufnisneo tnree-room apart.
ment. Private natn. On ground
a.oo.. v MI.. %s. go ..u9s .a1 ois RI.sh S.s,
s9ss: Ss.- .:sw9.A : NV = - ss..
LIGHT houaeReeplnS epaftnens. also
s.a.. snu urs ~ .a,. 1S rss., 80 =. s eo,,,..
IA e. .S 80 -. Ss.,ts ~ 80, ess
y.a sss ...1 =: -. !. --s.....: -. .... .
sr.at p.,nasn .s..ea arts"rao twUsoo4 a.p..rS .
s. Msan In. vs" .,s..s Sh. S ~ ,,,sr,sssas %
@ nse o1s se ,s,s NJ. n.s sas ~ 1''ss''ss
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10
MILL CITY WHEAT
FUTURES CLOSE HIGHER

Minneapolis, June 10.-QR3-DAniali
Q. OBJ black rust prsv:lsrss ale In the :osshss
wheat futures late In Thur6dly's mar.
kst session but final prices Were
strong.
Most Of the traders wanted to sy6n
up before the government report, due
after today's close.
July wheat closed ! higher et l.331,
Sept. IN higher at i.lsk and Dec. &
higher at 1.15N.
Flax futures closed steady. July
and Sept. flax closed Unchanged 1t
l.s3h and l;9ll,. respectivsly.
Coarse grain futures followed corn.
July oats closed Is lower. at t9N and
Sept. n lower at 51k. July rye closed
T. higher e SoM ehl sept. 3 higher
lower at 81 and Sept. lower at -.
Cash wheat demand was better.
Durum and winter wheat were nom-
inally unchanged.
Cash corn demand was better. Oats
demand was fair to good. Rye. de-
mand was slower; barley was firm.
flax was in good demand.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10

GovEnNMDNT BONDS
d New York. Juns io.-Ve1-Govern-
ment Bonds:
Treasury ~ Hill.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10

INvHsTuBNT TRUbTs
(Dy the Associated Press)
(over the counter in New York; z.
Maryland Fund $40. 1870.
Quart Inc Sh 1888, 1873.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10

lGlNNEAroLls CAsn GRAIN
4, Nlnpeapolis. June 10s-tR-Wheet
receipts Thursday 50 compared to %
. year 40.
o1A@ clddng quotations to6Ay fellow:
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10
Houses for Rent

Houses for Rent
FIVE room modern bungalow. Heat,
wster, and gas for cooking fur
nished. New electrolux. Close In.
With garage. Available at once. Re-
ference required. CAL 40l lst or
City Cafe.
DURING July and August. Well fur
nished al modern 8 room house.
Ideal location. For sale: baby car
riage, enamel top kitchen table and
mason Jars. Phone l64l.
FIVE Or Ok room fllrnished house.
Gas heat. frigidaire. washing ma
chine and radio. Phone 1884. 2l3
And Street..
SIX room duplex. Five room fur
uished house. Three room fur.
nished apartment. T. NJ. Casey and
Son.
FURNISHED six-room strictly mod.
ern house. Also flrnished rooms.
Inquire al 5th st.
FOR rent OF sale: Modern bungalow,
one bedroom. Located ct 706 Ave-
nue =. Phone $40.
SMALL furnished house. 3 one-room
furnished apartments. SlS TIN.
Phone 1547-R.
THREE room house, 2 blocks north
of Hughes Field. 10a6 Raymond.
Phone 0e2-J.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10
Male Helm wanted

SHOE clerk, some expefisnce. State
qualifications In first letter. Write
Tribune Ad No. 2lSl7.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10
Room Mate Wanted

TWO ladies employed to share apart.
ment. - week each. Phone 24l2.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10

TEe0: I met him IN Paris today!
Hes wonderful, handsome and
wealthy and Q great novelist. He
loves mo but I don't think ] could
marry him and you can see why In
Il lest Him In Paris" when It opens
Sunday ct the Paramount thestsf.
Claudette.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-10

Travel Opportunity
HAVING Monday for TAcoms and
Portland. Room for two pes1ene.
ers, Write Tribune Ad. 1881.
The Washington times., 1937-07-29

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SOC Graham Sodium Phosphate 26c
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