The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1916, Page 7

1 meamaarek, hospital, .. WANTED—Good cook; must be ex Ss \« in Advance. “het snichannioda F. &, YOUNG, Two houses for sale on monthly pay- ments, with a very small payment / down. Five houses for sale on monthly pay- ments for about $650.00 payment lown, * : | One house and barn to trade for farm property close .in. 160 acres of land near Baldwin to trade for house in Bismarck. Three new modern bungalows for sale’ at prions Yanging from $2,500.00 to east front lot and 75 feet cor- ner lot gn 4th street, for sale, cheap- est lots on street - Riverview Addition lots at $300.00 to $600.00 are the ‘best for homes or investment in the city. The lots are close in and buyers are protect: _ ed in every way. *s.. bandera, « 423 Third St, . 4: Waldemar Hotel. Anamooge,. N. D. F, E. YOUNG, Suite 15 First National Bank Building Phones 78 and 711. @.« _. MELP WANTED MALE JANITOR—Wanted for Tribune block Apply to. R. D, Hoskins, 12-2-2t WANTED—Two Christian young. men for orderlies at Bismarck ‘hospital. 3 12.2-3t WANTEDO—Cigar makers; also cigat WF. ried meyer. FIREMEN, BRAKENENSBeginners pafd “$120 monthly;' permanent; no “/atrikes Railway, care. 37 Tribune. 12-2-4t “WARTED=Fintalats ‘ffoor man and “willing worker, to take steady job “dn Matidan blacksmith shop.. Apply G.-A, Wolf, ate Serond, A. Wi «Mandan, -N. D. 12-1-3t \ NELP WANTED FEMALB WANTED—Two dish washers at Dis 12-8-3t pertenced and neat; for hotel: work; i1éo,:,experienced ‘dining room girl. 12-2-4¢ \TEG—Neat appearing young lady. for: pleasant work. in store; > steady’ position’ for right~* party. _“Wrije 36 care Tribune. 12-1-6¢ ‘TADIES—It you want to see some- thing to your advantage, come in and isee the Oxo-Gas producer’ at work. It will do anything coal or svood. 1As clean as electricity. One door south of Palladium. on Fifth} street. — 12-1-5t WANTEO—Giri ir tor for general house- work; highest wages. Call at 511 + Washington Ave., or phone 93; * 11-28-12t WANTED—A girl to do. house vom Call 20. Ave..A, or, phone 6: fom RENT—Fourroom cottage; mod- ern. Phone 600." - 12-2-6t for RENT—House of 7 rooms; mod- ern; hot water heat; new house. > Phone 675. 12-2-3t EE FLATS POR RENT! FOR RENT—Until Feb. ist, desirable 4-room furnished flat. ‘Phone ae HARVEY HARRIS @ CO. J. P. Jackson, Mgr. 320 ACRES—Ciose to town, with creek on both quarters; good soil; very fine for a man with stock. A real bargain. 400 “ACRES—Good soil; Yood soil; lies excep- _ tionally well; nice grove of trees; not far from a loading station. A good plece-of property that can be bought at a. low price. A large list of houses and lots for sale in all parts of the city. HARVEY HARRIS @ CO. ~“ —__———_—— D. T. OWENS & CO. FOR SALE—160-acre, very choice . farm, on easy terms. Only $1,000 cash required. Balance on long]. time with low rate of interest. FOR SALE—Six-room, modern house with full basement. Furnace heat, * light and water; bath. Price, $3,000. way $1,200 cash required to swing ven. CHOICE 50-foot lot for sale, on Twelfth street ;east front; water and sewer in street. WANTED TO RENT—Dy December _ ist, Modern 7-room house. Farm snd City Loans. , Ses EENES a 60: a i \COST—A’ small’: parse ; with keya- . Leavevat Tribune ‘office: tor reward. being mic a J. H. HOLIHAN, Lucas Block. Houses for Sale. FOR SALE—Bungalow of 7 rooms, § pecroons: east front; almost new; ton “SALE—Houze of 6 rooms and _ bath; $2;300, $300 cash. FOR SALE—House of 5 rooms, al- Most modern; on Twelfth street; $1,900, $500 cash," FOR SA_E—One of the nciest fots in River View Addition. South front and overlooking the Missouri river for miles,” Worth $1,000; for quick sale, $525. a at FOW SALE—Ton-acre chicken ranch; Close. in; $1,200. . J. H. HOLIHAN, Lucas Block Phone 745, WORK WANTED ‘oung lady wi fair education wants work in the city. Write Tribune, No. 23. 11-10-1mo “ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, or small ‘house, fur- -nished; family of two. Call or ‘phone 8. E. Bergeson & Son. LO8T aND FOUND 12-24 day. Finder ne airs 0. We Roberts, U.S. ‘Weather Bureau. et 12-1-8t ‘MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Good, two-year-old cow manure, for lawns atid gardens, de- livered anywhere in the city. Phone 603. _C. H. Pherrill,” ~_12-2-6t FOR SALE—Househoid furniture, in- coading plano, rugs, buffet and bed- SALESMEN WANTED _ SACESMEN=come in and see our Proposition on the best selling ar- ticle on the market. unnecessary, One door south of Palladium, on Fifth street. 11-26 eect meee for light housekeeping; ‘$16. iB. F. Flanagan. 13-4-2t FOR RENT—Clean furnished room; 216 Second St. Phone 88R, 12-4-3t RENT—Three or four rooms, for light -housekeeping. Phone - 854X, 12-4-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod: ern house. Ast St. 12-2-3t | FOR RENT—Large: room; suitable for two gentlemen, 400 4th St. e 12-246 FOR RENT—Furnished - rooms for light housekeeping. Call Sunday or evenings. 1100 Broadway. Phone _129¥. y 12-2-4¢ FOR RENT—Rooms for housekeep- ing. Mrs. Rohrer. 690 6th’St. 12-2-6t —Fine room; . private “bath. -No.46 Main St. 11-284 FOR -RENT—Three nice, large front rooms,.in a modern house. Will ‘be vacated December 15; 803 Seventh St. 11-25-8t FOR “RENT ST Wo Tooms with board; ‘-also.boatd without room. 208 Thay- er, Phone 380K. 11-10-Imo jctly- modern: Form, Centlemen preferred; 38 Ave. A. 11-14-1mo —S SS CALL MONEY JUMPS ‘TO TWELVE PER CENT “OWN Y. EXCHANGE New York, Dec. 4—Call money jumped to 12 per cent today, the high- est figure in several months. Friday is was five per cent. Fifteen per cent was bid. at one time this afternoon. /The demand for cash for payment of dfvidends, recently declared, was one factor” behind the tightening of the money market. The, jump was followed by a break of from two to four points by leaders on the stock exchange.~ United States dropped to 124%, down 1% from its best figures of the day. : TO FACE CHARGE IN THE DISTRICT COURT Frank\Johnson, garage man at Re- gan, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Welch last Friday evening on a_ warrant charging a statutory offense, the com- plaining, witness ‘being a school teach- er, will appear before the district court probably at this term. Bond to the amount of $1,000 was furnished by hfs friends, late Saturday afternoon. GRADING ROAD 10 RIVER TO-BE DISGUSSED TONIGHT Besides opening bids for the remad- eling of the city pest house, the city commissioners in session tonight will discuss the proposition of grading the road to:the fefry, a stretch about two miles long,. An estimate on the ex- act cost of this piece of work has not’ been made, If the proposition meets with the accord of the commissioners, .work will’start so that the road will be in good condition before the ferrybegins operations in the spring. It is undegstood here that the city of Mandan will grade the road lead- ing from that city eastward to ‘the river, which with similar work. on this side, will assure tourists using the Red Trail of a first-class stretch ‘between Bismarck and Mandan. BURMEISTER RESIGNS AS NORTHERN LEAGUE HEAD Mineapolis, Dec. 4.—John Burmeis- ter, president of the Northern league, resigned :¢ the meeting held there this morning, called for the purpose of discussing~the re-organization og the league. It is understood that he will serve until the re-organization is completed. Minot and Aberdeen each applied for a franchise, TWO RELICS RECEIVED BY ngs; practically new. Third floor back over mtow sister, 2-2-7 want $1500 cash, balance clear land | or city rental at once. Magnuson, Bros. Edgeley, N. D. 12-2-3t For SACE—Over-stuifed, tutted, full leather rocker; just right for Christ- mas present; cost $75.00; will sell for $37.50. Phone 467L,._12-1-3t FOR SALE—Ford truck at a bargain; good as new.. Address Ed Dalbec, 217 So. sth St. Bismarck. 12-2-6t FOR SALE—if taken at once, will-sell cheap, one farm outfit consisting of a J. I. Case 10-20 gas tractor, togeth- er with set of three battom power lift plows, complete with stubble and breaker bottoms, and one eight- foot Minnesota binder, used this season only. Write 216 Ave. C., or cal: at Farmers Union Mercantile Co., Bismarck, N.. D. 12-1-4t FOR RENT—The Frederic Hotel, at New Leipzig, N: D. Two railroads, per emia, electric lighted, com- For New 1-61 pletely furnished, 24 rooms. further information, address Leipzig Commercial club. _ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—For farm land, a 7-room house, located in the residence section of Mandan, unel |. Would de willing to assume encumbrance on the land. s J. M. Hackney, ear: Biuldiag, St. Paul, Miune- » 121-2 the westbound Limite. For Sn SALE=Vicirots and fine selec: TO QUESTION WAX. as new, for MYLO MAN FROM HIS SISTER Mylo, N. D., Dec. 4—C. W. Burr of ais village, today received from his in Denver, Colo., two relics ich he will prize to the end of his days. One is his father’s Grand Army badge, and the other is a ring made from the silver mounting of a cannon used in one of the battles in which his father participated. The ring was made by the government and present- ed to Mr. Burr, senior, in 1865. He was a member of the Fifty-second Il- linois regiment, and accompanied General Sherman on his famous march to the sea. The elder Burr was also in the grand parade in Wash- ington at the close of the war. STEELE MINISTER TURNED | HEAD FROM DISTRESSING SCENE Steele, '. D., Dec. 4—Rev. J. W. Sherman turned his head in another direction that he might not view the distressing accident which occurred here in this village last week when Herman Weisenhutter and Peter Dahl- enberg riding in Dalenberg’s auto, crashed into train No. 3. According to the story told by the Experience | * Laas FOR RENT 'T—Two-room . apartment, BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Inch Partnei’s Cafe 918 Fourth Stregt «: ” “OPEN DAY AND NIGHT BANNER HOUSE \ Room and Board by Day $1.00 : By the Week $7.00 Boarding Stable for Horses in Connection 104 MAIN 8T, ‘BISMARCK AL PRL ELE DLE REED TED ETE Public 'Stenographer Neat, Accurate Work MRS. G.'B. SHORT, JE. MoKenzie Hotel Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. in Your Town call on you. \ - Phone Ss. ime} Capital Coffee House Coffee and Soups a Specialty 30214 Main Street Phone 497 E, B, FERGUSON, Prop. TAXI 57 2s Of Information Office Telephone Number Rooms t and 2 vi 533 Mughes Building Optical Office Hours ° pposite ialy 9to 12 and Grand Facilic Eyes | Specials hvu also 1105" tel Glasses Changed and Renewed. P.M. It appears every day. BIS “orice «A. J. WAGNER MARC) Tue ADVERTISERS below will use more than 14,000 inches in The tothe direct in 1916; it’s all concise, “instant at hand” information. e directory constantly. Refer KK. N. D. —=—=—=—_—=_—= Webb Block ARCHITECT B adiator Gea Eran I would like to hear from any parties located in a town or city of a population from 500 to 2000 people who want a, first class Electric Light Plant installed: Drop me a line and I will Address ‘25’ Bismarck Tribune. | | vo genes resi Auto \utomobile Radiators °°” REPAIRED AND REBUILT All work (Piven a pressure test and delivered within Twenty- ie four Hours Radiator Works Bismarck, N. D. DIGKINSON MNGED BY FIRE-~-ONE MAN (Special to ‘to the 7 Tribune.) Dickinson, N. D., De¢. 4.—Ten stalls or one-third of the ‘Northern Pacific roundhouse here, were ravaged by fire which broke’ out at 4:15 yester- day morning. Ten locomotives were destroyed, one: being the Dickiknson switch engine. The fire started from an explosion resulting when Jacob Miller, a helper, carrying a torch, got it into too close proximity with a can of oil. Miller was seridisly burned. He was taken to the local hospital. Doubts are p held for his a foe nls recovery. Ble TNE AT. HECK BALL Gals Were There in Gi Gingham Aperns and Sun Bunits and the Boys All Wore Overalls. The gals were all dressed up in gingham aperns and sun bunits and the boys all wore overalls, There was plenty of hard cider, too: This all took place at the heck party given by the Commercial trav- elers in Patterson’s hall last Saturday evening. The committee on dancing Consist- ed. of Christopher Fossum, Jefferson John White and Cliffie Reuben Nor- ton., WANTS CORDIAL RELATIONS Fi WITH THIS NATION New York, Dec. 4.—Ting Fang, for- mer minister to the United States, and newly appointed foreign minister ‘of China, directed through the United Press his first message to America, announcing that the policy of the for- eign office under his direction would be to maintain the most cordial sela- tions between China and the Ugited pastor here it seemed certain that the auto would dash under one of the coaches or strike the trucks,. but he says it struck the tool box instead and that was the only thing which pre- vented a tragedy which might have claimed two lives. Rev. Sherman: stated that the auto was. making about 30 mites an hour at the time it hit the mail coach on ‘Chicago, Dec. 4.—Judge Landis has issued a warrant to have Charles afture; good as new. Phone <—o States. He said that he would seek to promote the commercial relations be- tween the two countries. et+eeeeeeoeeeoeoeoeee * THANKSGIVING NIGHT OF +. * ROWDYISM AT FORMAN BALL + * Forman, N. D., Dec. 4—A night * * of rowdyism characterized the + © observance of Thanksgiving in © + this village. A dance at the opera © house netted five drunks, one of © * whom slugged a deputy pressed + Wax brought before him immediately. Wax was mentioned as Oliver Os- borne in the famous Rae Tanzer * into service by Sheriff. Fladby. + * Sentiment is running high here + * over the disgraceful carousals of rs late. gee Colaleee es ¢ SERIOUSLY BURNED|L_, Shoes Repaired | Best Equipped Shop ist the | Northwest | . Larson ae Main Street { | COLEMAN'S New and Second Hand Store PHONE 358 DRAYING Freight and Baggage Carefully and Promptly Phone 395 Delivered J. A. GRINSTEINNER, LISTEN!! GIBSON Mandolins and Guitars on Easy Payments. See GEORGE E. BALL LISTEN! and Rebuilding Windshields aN Auto Radiator Repairing GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP. Repairing lamps, fenders tanks and JOHN BORTELL, 316 Main Street | 7 FREDERICK W. KEITH i A xX : Phone 766 z a | Let Me Install an Electric Light Plant | AGENTS WANTED For the celebrated Kimball Pianos, and Player Pianos. G. W. COCHRANE, Wholesale and Retail Distributor. Peck's Old Music Store Grand Pacific Building COMPLETE LINE ON DISPLAY TERMS TO SUIT Nor CARS Ape Buh in 7 LITTLE’S SECOND-HAND STOHE Will buy, sell and exchange or rent anything. Successor to Nolan’s, Phone 794 or 132X CoRWIN A ee | Undertaking Parlors A, W. Lucas Company Day Phone 4€5 Night Phons 717 A. W. ORAIG Licensed Embalmer in Charge Steam Heated Garage We can handle a_ limited number of cars for storage this J} |. winter. Our fireproof garage is now heated with city steam, and nothing will freeze. Corwin Motor Co. Barbie’ < & DRY CLEANING ANY DYF WORKs f saeco eae | ‘ords ; Other jobs in proportion — PHONE 394 Corwin Motor Co. ||. sep rront stree: Bismarck, N. D. We Call for and Deliver & TAXI PHONE 105 "Transfer & storage ||Freightand Baggage | Sreannf "abe Twat xe ene |GloOten’s Livery ‘wood, Wachter Transfer Gomp. CAPITAL ART CO. Henry Burman “The Shoe Hospital Men” Is still at the same old stand with his electric shoo REPAIR outfit. Plenty of competent telp and can do YOUR work while you wait. , Broadway Between 4th and Sth Streets We Guarantes Good Work and Prompt Delivery of Medallions and Enlarged Portraits. An unusually |] Large Selection of Mouldings for Framing’ The Electric Shop B, K, SKEELS | | | { 1 Everything Electrical Wiring Fixtures and Supplies Delco Farm Light Plants Undertaking- Embalming Licensed Embalmer In Charge Day Phone 50 Night Phone 687 319 2nd Street WEBB BROTHERS Phone 370 408 Broadway Bismarck Realty Company Bismarck Bank Building & RENTS ooo city Lots PIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS | Special Rates Given Phone 627X 313 Fourth St. MISSES CORNELL and BRADY] —asbeok Old Hats Cleaned and Reblocked EAGLE SHINING PARLOR Broadway Opposite Postoffice FARM LANDS PIANO TUNING A. 5. HOFFMAN Work Guarentesé, Residence 1002, Ave. C | C, W. HENZLER TIRE VULCANIZING Phone 728. 812 Rosser St.