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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
NEW YORK


New York, Dec. 2l.-R1-Butter,
s.7sl. steady; creamery: Higher than
extra 35-35&: extra (s2 scoreJ s4N-N:
firsts (ss-sl) 31&-34A; seconds ts4-
Cheese. M.45s. quiet; prices un-
Eggs. $3.50: unsettled. Mixed col
ors: Special packs 26h-27; standards
IS; flrsts PAN: seconds 1924; med
iums 22-21h dirties No. l, %: average
checks 1sso Rstriserss9F lss special Ps!,!
smaii IS: dirties isH.1s.
Whites: Resale Of premium marks
30h-3lh. Nearby and midwestern
premium marks 2sh-29h; exchange
specials 27h. MidWestern, exchange
standards 2sh-27. Nearby, fancy
mediums 2sh -2sh. Nearby and
western, exchange mediums 25h ;
average pullets my. Pacific coast.
Jumbo and premiums 31-l38h; specials
29h-3o: standards 2s-2sh; mediums
Browns: Extra fancy 1881. Nearby
and western special packs %. Nearby,
small to mediums 26-27.
Duck eggs fancy to extra fancy 80
Live poultry by freight firm: chick
ems, rocks 23. Fowls, colored 24-25,
mostly Is. Old roosters Is. Turkeys,
BY express. irregular; chickens. COL
ss-ss, mostly 1924; crosses s2.ssH.
mostly IS. Leshorn 2oess. mostly IS.
Old ROSTERS II. Turkeys, hen 81;
toms 3O-32. Ducks 20.
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SIOUX CITY

Sioux City, Dec. 31.-tR-U. $: D.
A.)-Cattle 400: calves 10; slaughter
cattle demand rather slow, scattered
sales fairly steady with Thursdays
kenerally lower close; market chiefly
mall lot short feds; few packages
remely short fed dLots down to 500
I'D under; choice absent and quoted
round 1000 and above; car good heif-
IS 7.25; few short fedllots 5.5o-S.25:
llk beef cows 4.75-5.2 cater grades
ainly 3.75-4.50; stoc,Fers aud feeders
tie changed: few spackagey medium
ade light weights up to $40.
Hogs 1890. Including 900 direct;
w. mostly 1880. higher: top 7So;
5-S5: 220-260 lbs. weights 1866:
300 lb. heavies 7.00-40; sows steady
500: mostly $50; light lights and
gs scarce.
Sheep 200: fat lambs opened around
S-25 liver; early sales 1892 10.
ooled skins 8.80-10: package choice
loo lb. average 7.50: few fed yearlings
90; other classes scarce.
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Chicago. Dec. sl.-R-(U; s. p. A.?
&-HoTs 5000, including 1000 direct;
aaarket 1925 higher than Thursdays
average; spots up here; most lad edvs1se sS
bbulk GOOD and choicel $4,000 lb., $40
80; sios.o h. :. sefG; sfns .oye sSe-soo mo.3iy i61
6.i0-75: liEhtweights up to $50.
Cattle TO- calves 500 ss5ii1ly a syupppfy priv
ali slaughter classes; about steady at
weeks decline steer ereg meg, S0mprls1aas asaae
off value to sell down.
rom 75S co1,nn oDrlnklipps psef aro1ne eora
X5.60: bulls and vealers acutely
steady mot IN many ny nnlls asGye
kyeirtty offerings; few selected veal
rs i7.Vs; bulk 9.50-11.5o.
Shdcp 1000, including 100 direct; rat
sloT i;, sasly si,, sal. .aies soaS dS-s6 e
choice k.15-75; top paid by shippers:
hulk S.5A- go; sheep steady; few merely
good a. naive ewes s.sS; feeding lambs
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
CITATION HEARING PETITION TO
INVEST.
STATE on NORTH DAKOTA County

CITATION HEARING PETITION TO
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
IN 1f coUaTfF bSs9s'fFh; couhr, 81 Befor. Hon. 1.
In the the Matter of tn. Estate of
George NJ. Scarborough, also known
as G. M. Scarborough, Deceased.
Roy w. Woolverton,
Petitioner.
c. Lucretia Scarborough, kittie
Pennock. William scarborough.
Jessie Scarborough, Walter Scar
borough. George Scarborough.
Ralph Scarborough. Jennie Bailey,
Ethel Armitage, Bessie Rosen-
hSm' Esn Fsana csr.on seacoenensh coeneis Psar s,
Lynch. John Manley, Arthur Scar
borough, an incompetent person.
Lloyd scarborough. an incompetent
person, Cora Spoo. formerly Cora
Scarborough; sadsc An ancSmpetenf tSs anscisi pss
guardian Of each one Of said three
incompent. persons. the heirs;
James Scarborough, deceased, the
heirs, legatees. devisees and issue
Of corinna Woolverton. deceased;
issue Of Hattie Manley, deceased,
in the estate Of George NJ. Scar
borough, also known as G. M.
Scarborough, deceased,
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE RESPONDENTS:
You and each one of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court Of the County Of
Burleigh. state Of North Dakota. a =,
County. in the Burieigh County. North
Dakota Court House in the City Of
Bismarck. In said County and state,
on the 11th day Of January. A. d. 1888,
at the hour OF two o'clock in the al.
any you have, why the Petition to In.
vest, executed by w. F. Cameron. al
the administrator with the will an
nexed Of the estate of George N. Scar
borough. also known a. g. n. scar;
borough, deceased. on file IN said
by an order Of said Court to invest
any part or all Of the eight time GER
tificates OF deposit therein described
belonging to said estate. when tne
same are paid, including accrued and
accruing interest tie eelonEins to orynn. or tna'
or more Of the five banks therein
mentioned, including the one bank
therein mentioned that Is situated
outside Of the State OF North Dakota,
win the autnOrlty 10 renew lIoua Sssuo
to time or re-invest the same in an
other time certificate or other time
certificates of deposit in anyone OF
more OF said five banks, as long as he
shall be said administrator, sxcepl
that he be not authorized to invest y
said bank situated outside OF North
Dakota any more than the principa!
amount Of the time certificate issued
by said hank outside of North Dakota
with accrued and accruing interest
thereon, or that such other or further
order or orders may be made A. u
The late residencs Of said George NJ
scarborough. deceased: vas. was. At, ct tn, q
Teller In said Burleigh County.
Let service be made Of this citatios
as required by law.
Dated this cath day Of Decemberj A
BY THE COURT:
l. c. Davies.
Judge OF said County Cdkst
Geo. NJ. Register,
Atty, OF. said administrator.
Bismarck, N. Oak.
1:-:t.Sl.
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NOTICE OF sMERIFF's SALE ON
EXECUTION.

6A6NOKAVNs
By virtue of an execution issued out
of and under the seal OF the District
Court In and for the County OF Bur-
leigh, State Of North Dakota. upon
Judgment entered and docketed In the
said cou.t on the lNh Gay o. Ansas. ne
State Of North Dakota Is Plaintiff and
Charles B. Halvorson, doing business
a. the City Bakery. Is Defendant IN
favor Of the said Plaintiff ana againetf
Three Hundred Forty Dollars and
Forty Cents ($34o. 40) and One Dollars
and Fifty Cents l$l.50) accrued costs.
which execution was directed and de-
livered to me as Sheriff in and for
said County OF Burleigh and State OF
North Dakota, / have levied upon the
following described personal property
OF said defendant, to-wit:
glass showcases, 10 It. long (Du-
luth5.
small glass ornament case.
paper rack.
kitchen chair.
Linoleum, Is by 20 It.
seven foot step ladders.
8 steel bread racks.
Hobart cake mixer.
/ electric fan with propeller.
Universal moulder.
four foot wooden table.
six foot wooden table.
i steel pan rack with rollers.
III four-loaf bread pans.
wooden rack on rollers.
50 four-ioaf bread pans.
cookie pans.
IL bun pans.
6 cup cake pans.
~ cookie pans.
dough pan.
u Pullman pans. .. hv .,
steam room (Steel IT, Dy H..
and ~ hi0h
doughnut oil pot.
so cake pans, by 3.
20 cake pans. by 8.
bread basket.
II pie pans.
empty steel drums.
One 1895 international Model pane,
truck: 1897 license No. T20-SSA; serial
No. 2i-325: Motor No, 42sl5;
NOTICE IS HEREBY sSs,,i; GivEN: :,ans. ans.
said. viii sell the above described
personal property. or SO much thereof
| as may be necessary to satisfy SAID
execution and judgment. to the high
est bidder for cash ~, At ang gupie .o1
in Block Forty-si (46) Of the Ori-
ginal Plat Of the City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, being Designated also
as Number lis Fifth Street; bismarck,
which the city Bakery was formerly
operated. and the premises whereon
said personal property heretofore
described was seised. on SATURDAY. s tne the
Sth day Of January. A. d. 1881: Ct ten
o'clock A. n OF that Day. to setisfy .yhe the
er with the interest and costs thereon
Dated this 3lst day Of December. A.
- '''" FRED e. ANsrRoM.
a shreiff Of Burleigh County. North
Ia
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RosToN WOOL

0OSTON WUUL
Boston. Dec. 31.-Rl-(U. 8. Dept.
Agr.)-The turnover Of greasy comb
ing short woods in the Boston market
was rather light during the past week
but quotations were steady to firmer
than during the previous week. Only
a few buyers were operating and their
interests were centered largely in
Texas and fine territory woods. The
continued though limited interest from
q few worsted mills had beneficial
effect upon the whole market. Quo
tations on combing Ohio fleeces while
largely nominal. tended firmer at 81
80 cents in the grease for fine De-
laine: at 32-33 cents for staple comb
ing half.blood: at 31-33 cents for y
blood.
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FARGO
Fargo. n D., Dec. s1.-tR-Live'

Fargo, N. D., Dec. S1.-R-Live-
tock quotations:
Choice steers and yearlings soc.
"S soo%d steers ana yearlinss TO.
cot 90: fair to medium steers S.00-
100: fair steers 4.oo-s.oo; plain steers
Good heifsrs s.7s-s.so; medium he,f-
8 s.oo.s1s; fair M heifers ne err ., 4-oo,s. 90; !;
ID aa 3 year. oId s.so-s.eS. tcows,:
bod cows 5.oo-5.so; medium cows
5o-s.oo fair cows 4.oo.!.so: plain
bws 350.4.oo; choice bulls 5.25-5.75;
pod bulls l.75-525: medium bulls
c5-4.75; common bulls 3.25-4.z5.
choics veal s.oo-s.oo: good veal
al 3.e0-5.00: good to choice heavy
Ives 5.00.s.o0: medium to common
b0-4 90.
Genuine spring lambs top 7.oo-s.0o;
nuine spring lambs medium 6.So-
20: genuine spring lambs Gull s.oo- oo
b0; grass yearlings 4.o0-6.o9; light
res $50 lbs. and down ?.15-3.z5:
|avy ewes $50 lbs. and up 2.00-2.75:
ewes 10000: bucks i.so-?5o.
sood ana choice: 100 lbs. and down
lbs ibs. 7ss.7.5e: $3.50 'DIi iio-iso lbs. 7.5o-
.77s; 2oo-22O lbs. 7.45.7.65; 2eo-
lbs. 7.25-7.A0; 240-270 lbs. SIS
270-3O0 lbs. 6.50-6.75; .300-330 lbs.
$3.50: 330-360 lbs. 6.3o-e.i0; $50 lbs.
over 6.20-6.30.
ass'ns sse is. s0xs scc; ';se-sse 'Hs iss. sSe:
zoo lbs. 500: 400 lbs. and over
$50; stays no dock 4.50-5.00.
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WHEAT FRACTIONALLY
DOWN IN MILL CITY

Minneapolis. Dec. 31.-R-wheat
futures dragged through Friday short
year-end market session here, clos
ing fractionally lower.
May wheat closed Nc lower at sSh
and July y C down at 95H.
Commission house selling Of flax
was scattered, but the close was high
er when cash interest bid prices up
sharply. May flax closed 4hc higher
at 2.03.
Coarse grain closed generally high
err May oats closed hc unat 28H, May
rye sc up at 67N: May feed barley Nc
higher at 49% and May corn unchang-
ed at 56k.
There was no change In cash wheat
premiums. Offerings Of all types
were too light to make real market.
Demand was steady.
Cash corn demand was good. Oats
was good. Barley dipped. Flax was
in good demand,
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Slope Briefs

Dickinson-Officer Of the D6TC
College Women's Athletic association
are Carolyn Chaloner. president;
Kathryn Retxloff. vice president;
Beatrice Wiench, secretary; Elaine
Jansen, treasurer.
Hettinger-FoSmer resident here.
Mrs. Anna Runsvold, -. died recently
III Kalispell, Mont.
Ddckinson-A woman who came
here q . bride So years ago. Mrs.
Alice N. Langdon, n, was laid to
rest here.
Werner-World War veteran and
pioneer farmer, Thov. storlee, -, was
found dead In his bachelor home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
CHICAGO POTATOEs

Chicago, Dec 3i.-N9-(U. S. D. Az
Potatoes, 2s, on track 1877, total US.
shipments 712; best quality Idaho
kussets firm, slightly stronger tend
ency, other stock steady: supplies
cwt. Idaho Russet Burbanks US. No. /,
1.47h-55; Colorado Red McClures Us.
No. I, 1.37h-57H; Minnesota and
North Dakota cobblers 80 per cent US.
No. /, 1.07h; Bliss triumphs 90 per
consin round whites US. No. i. l1G;
Michigan Russet rurals US No. 1. LIS.
Street sales blu. crate. Florida Bliss
triumphs US. No. /, 1.S5-2. 90 4 crate.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, Dec. 3I.-Lq,-Closing cash
prices. Wheat: No. heavy dark
northern spring 1851 -1.18h; No. l
dark northern 1.06k-1.I6h: No. 2.
105A -1.131s: No. 3, i.o1M.1.llh: No.
4 81 -1.06h No. s, 91is s-1.01h. No. l
northern 1.O5h-1.0sM. No. 1 dark
hard winter Montana 97h-1.05h.
Durum: No. hard amber 90h -1.04h /:
No. 2. SS1k -1O3h: No. 3. S6h -l.00H !:
No. 4, 84h -951k: No. s, s2h-S9N. No.
red durum san.
Flax No. l, (plus dock) 3.05.2.15.
Rye No. 2: 71A.72A.
Oats No. 8 white 30x u.
Barley: Mating so-7o; feed ssx-
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late buying FOR
EXPORTERS ERASES
EARLY WHEATDROP
Stock Rscovsries Aid; Majority
Of Traders Waiting for
New Year

Chicago, Dec. 3l.-(ReBuying for
houses with export connections helped
to rally wheat prices at the last Fri
day, and overcome most Of early losses
approximating one cent.
Recoveries in New York stocks aided
the late rallies In wheat. The major
ity Of traders In grain were inclined to
await new developments after the
turn Of the year.
At the close, Chicago wheat futures
were unchanged to u cent off COM
pared with Fridays finish, May 89N-
80, July 84H II, corn unchanged to Y
higher, May GINS, July 6lh-h,
and oats v advanced.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

INvEsTMENT TRUSTS
(By the Associated Press)
(Over the counter in New York;
Hamilton Trust 1.63, 1.80.
Maryland Fund 5.63, SIT.
Quart Inc Sh 1927, 1924.
Sci Inc Sh $50.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Produce Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
Chicago. Dec. 31.-F-Butter and
poultry prices showed little change
Friday but eggs tended lower.
Butter 1888, steadier, prices un-
changed.
Eggs 4l44. easy: fresh graded, ex-
ira firsts local 25; firsts local "a;
current receipts %; other prices un-
changed.
Poultry. live, 20 trucks. steady:
10: Leghorn hens Is; geese I'm; other
prices unchanged.
Dressed market. firm. prices un-
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
CuICACO CASH GRAIN

CHICAOO CADH 6RAIN
Winnipeg. Dec. 31.-R-Wheat
Corn: No. 1 mixed 5s-s7s.: No. 2
yellow 61K-h: No. white 81 y: sam
pie grade $3.50
Oats: No. mixed feed 80; No. 2
white 1884.
Soy beans: No. . yellow s4x -Ss.
Barley: Feed 1850: mailing 1886.
Timothy seed 2.60-s5.
Red clover 3o.o0-3s.eo; sweet SIS
$50.
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Room and 1oard

MEALS, IS cents per day. Gentlemen
preferred. Room next to bath.
Private entrance. 919 5th st. Phone
390-W.
BOARD and room. Reasonable prices.
2l7 9th st.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

RANGE OF CARLOT SALE6
Minneapolis, Dec. 31.-RI-Range
of carlot grain sales:
Wheat: No. 3 dark northern 1.07-
1.12h; No. ! hard winter, 81: No. 2
hard amber durum 96
Corn: No. yellow ssh
Oats: No. 3 white 29X.
Rye: Sample grade 6SK.
Barley: No. 8 mating 1851; No. J.,
76; sample grade 4s:
Flax: No. l, 2.0sA-2.10h.
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BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES
Miscellaneous
roRrrcN rxcHANGE

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York Dec. 31.-R-The franc
partially recovered recent losses in
terms Of the dollar today. Other Eur
opean currencies moved narrowly.
Noon rates follow:
Great Britain demand in dollars,
others In cents: Great Britain 4.99% :
France 3.39N: Italy 5.26A; Germany
free 1927: reg. 21.75; travel 1855:
Norway 25.11; Sweden 25.77; Montreal
in New York 99.89 1-16.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
WINNIPEG CASH GRAIL

Winnipeg, Dec. s1.--Wheat
closed Nc higher to Nc down. Dec.
l.32: May 1.1SN: oats h-1Ac higher;
Dec. 50k; May nm.
Cash wheat: No. northern l.4S "a:
No. 2 northern 1.3SN; No. 3 northern
1.22N.
l6N
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

MONEY RATES
New York, Dec. 31.-R-Call money
steady. 1 per cent all day.
Prime commercial paper per cent.
Time loans steady, 5000 days IN ;
As mos. IN per cent.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Help Wanted
by Baer

THREE refined, middle aged men, or
women, we'll acquainted in the city.
Social service work experience pre-
ferred but not absolutely necessary.
Prospects of good earnings and a
permanent connection. Write Trtb-
une Ad. 25548.
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Work Wanted

$500 REWARD for a permanent posi-
ton In q print shop. My previous
experience is one year. Am ~ years
Of age, and will 60 anywhere. Alfred
Lindgren, ia w. Main st.. Bis
marck, N. Oak.
YOUNG man wants bookkeeping or
stenographic position, 8 years ex-
perience. Good references. Write
Tribune Ad. 25483.
LAUNDRY wanted. Prices very rea-
sonable. All work guaranteed. We
call for and deliver. Tel. 1858.
COOK wants position. Can do pastry
Can furnish references. Write Trib-
.une Ad. 25463.
WANTED-Day or hour work by COM
petent woman. Bernice Stuart,
phone 2l80.
WANTED-Work BY middle aged lady.
Cooking preferred. Call 81.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Office Space

OFFICE space for rent. Available
Jan. lst. Call at Cowan's Drug
Store. phone 102.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED-Registered English Bull
Dog for breeding service. Please
contact G. c. Wiemals, Linton, N. d.
WANTED: Filling station near busi-
ness section, heavy traffic. p. O..
Box Isl, Fargo, N. OAK.
WANTED: For Cash SO IT. lot In east
part Of city. Call 457-M or 5ll 18th
st.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

(innea polls, Dec. 3l.-R-Flour.
load lots, per barrel In 50 pound
pn sacks: Family patents. 10 low
:os.fs; standard patents. 5 lower
tpments 23,SSl. =
re bran 1S.50.2O.00.
ndard mtddlings 100000.
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Female Help Wanted

Female Help Wanted
ADDRESS ENVELOPES HOME FOR
US. GOOD PAY. Experience un-
necessary. Wonderful opportunity.
Everything Supplied. Nationwide
Distributors, 40l Broadway, N. Y.
WANTED-Girl for general house-
work. Must like children. Phone
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis. Dec. 3l.-Q9-Stocks
close:
First Bank Stock 11x.
Northwest Banco 6H.
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS who want to carry Sunday
Newspaper routes apply at saks
News Agency. Saturday Afternoon.
MESSENGER wanted at western
Union Telegraph Co.
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Land for Sale
4 SECTION land, 8 miles Sc WASH
burn, Highway 50, all under cultiva-
tion, no rocks, In Painted Woods
Irrigation district now being de-
veloped by the Government. SO an
acre. An investment that will pay
=. large dividends. Write Tribune Ad.
2S60l
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

CURB STOCKS
New York, Dec. 31.-R-Curb:
American Gen. 1.
Elec. Bond & Share SN.
Fisk Rubber 5K. ~ns
Cities Service III.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
GOVERNMENT BONI

GOVERNMENT WONUS
New York, Dec. 51.-R-Govern.
ment Bonds: A
Treasury Is 1924.
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Salesmen Wanted

HAVE $500 q month vacancy this ter
ritory. Highgrade. disnified line. No
canvassing. Plenty leads. Sales ex-
perience unnecessary. Salary and
expense allowance plan for six
weeks training. Permanent connec-
tion. Want man capable five figure
income. 47 years In business. Box
l7O7, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. Dec 31.-PeWheat
receipts Friday 81 compared to holi-
day q year ago.
Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse
grain closing quota ti0rs TODAY follow
Ea9h Wheat
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

CHICAGO STOCKS
(By the Asseciated Press)
Midwest Corp. 53k.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Apartments for Rent

FURNISHED one room and Kitchen
cite basement apartment Studio
couch. Fireplace. Kelyinator.
Built-in features. Private entrance.
Adults. 607 End st.
FURNISHED apartment, including
lights, water, heat, gas and kel-
vinator. Close to capitol. $50 4th
ST., last back door, south entrance.
AVAILABLE Jan. lst. modern 3-room
unfurnisEed basement apartment.
New home. Adults preferred. Magic
Chef and Electrolux. 9l8 10th st.
TWO room apartment, $3.50; two
rooms and bath, $35: 5-room bunga-
low, $45; 7-room two-family house.
$40. T. M. Casey g. Son.
NICELY furnished 2-room apartment
including lights, gas, water and heat.
Laundry privileges. Close in. Phone
637-M. 218 1st.
UNFURNISHED apartment for two
adults. With garage. Available
January /. Inquire at 406 9Th st.
Phone 431.
TWO room furnished apartment. pri-
vate entrance. Private bath. $25.
8ll End st. Phone Mrs. Spears.
470-M.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished warm one
room apartment. Lavatory. Bus
two blocks. Private ent r nee.
Ground floor. 206 Park.
TWO ROOMS and kitchen furnished.
Refrigerator. Private entrance. I'M
mediate possession. $35. 423 End st.
TWO ROOM furnished apartment.
Immediate possession. Centrally To-
Gated. Gas heat. Call at 404 5th st.
COMPLETELY furnished one room
and kitchenette. Reasonable. Adults
only. 622 3rd st. Phone 1368.W.
AVAILABLE Jan. is, desirable large
apartment, two bedrooms, ground
floor, unfurnished. Phone 800.
SMALL one room apartment, upstairs.
Near bath. SIS. Phone 1093-W
or call evenings at 305 3rd st.
ONE room furnished apartment:
Ground floor. Lights, heat and
washer furnished. 4l6 9Th st.
THREE room furnished apartment.
Frigidaire. Private entrance. Good
location. Immediate possession. 3l8
9th st. .-..
TWO newly built unfurnished apart
ments. Three rooms and bath. 2lo
Mandan st. Phone 4S2.
LARGE furnished light housekeep-
ing room in basement. 227 w.
Thayer. Phone 1882.
UNFURNIsHED apartment. Three
rooms and bath. City heat. 6O6
Main Ave.
MODERN light housekeeping apart
ment, furnished. Gas heat. Private
entrance Call COL.
TWO FURNISHED apartments. close
to capitol and high school. Also
furnished house. 8l8 7th st.
3-RoOM apartment. Lights, gas, heat
furnished. Private entrance. At
18th. Phone l956-LM.
NEW 3-room basement apartment,
private bath. Private entrance. 1908
Ave. D. Phone 1912.
LARGE warm room for light house
keeping, next to bath. 4l8 9Th st.
Tel. 1601-R.
ONE room furnished apartment. front
room, ground floor. 720 End st.
LARGE housekeeping room. Close IN.
12l w. Thayer. Phone 637-W.
Personal
TYPEWRITERS sale. rent, service, all
office machines. Typewriter SaIes
and Service, 108 3rd. Bismarck.
Phone 68.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

AINNEAPOLIB POTATOES
nneapolis, Dec. 31.-R1-tE
Estate Mkt. Svc)-Potatoes un-
Ied.
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Office Equipment

VTIICS EQUUP
STAPLlNG MACHINE
You WILL find the Maxwell paper
fastener the neatest stapier you
have ever used Staples sheets TO-
gether temporarily or permanently
order them from The Bismarck
Tribune Co.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

LOST: 3Ox5 spare tire from truck In
Bismarck or between Bismarck and
Mandan. Call at Tribune. Reward.
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Coal for Sale

CENTER and Wilton coal, $2.65 per
ton delivered. Phone 1356-M. Harold
Smith.
CENTER OR Wilton coal. $3.50 per
ton. Phone 1924. Chas. Pauley.
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NICELY furnished Groom apartment
including lights, gas, water and heat.
Laundry privileges. Close in. Phone
637-M, 2l8 lst.
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Lost and Found

AVSC 6IIU EVU1uW
FOUND-and turned In to Tribune
office: Two keys on chain; seven
keys on chain; three pairs horn
rimmed glasses; one pair yellow gold
trimmed glasses In case; one pair
white gold trimmed glasses IN case.
Call at Tribune.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

TWO room apartment, $3.50; two
rooms and bath, $35: 5-room bunga-
low, $45; 7-room two-family house.
$40. T. M. Casey g. Son.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Household Goods for Sale

BED, complete, dresser. rocker, skis,
sleds, cooking utensils, misc.
Wanted: Sewing machine. Phone
689-M.
DAVENPORT and chair, bedroom set.
porcelain top kitchen table. chairs,
etc. Priced reasonable. 40 18th 81.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31

NICELY furnished basement sleeping
room. Suitable light housekeeping.
Radiant heat. 2l6 Thayer. Phone
1916.