The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1918, Page 7

oa vp j Ve » ¥y #¢, rs « a ‘ ’ squib jis y edt tueds noi -titw yd estt a Mbs ite SATURDAY; MARCH! 23, 1918 aero e e S FB. YOUNG REAL ESTATE COMPANY yoom, modern FOR SALE— Seven house only three hlocks:from post- Office, $4,000.00, This real bar- gain for someone with $2,000.00 in cash. Tuk SALE—Five room house on Eleventh street near Rosser; partly modern, $1,80v.00. EF modern, ——________> FOR SALE—Lincotn’ addition acre lots are only five or six blocks from the new south side school and is the cheapest property suitable for gar- dening and homes anywhere around the city. Prices at the rate of only $25.00 and $30 y regular size buildin; terms. + FOR SALE—Rtver “are the cheape: the city. “We protect our buyers and give very reasonable terms. _ Pui SApi—Thousands of lots and scores of houses for sale from the river to the%penitentiary, most of |, them on very reasonable terms. We show or advertise no property which «is? not worth the money asked. Fire Insurance In Reliable Companies Qffice Open Every Evening REAL ESTATE COMPANY FB, YOUNG bate Telephone No. 78R° Office. In First National BankBldg. SSS . J. H. HOLIHAN Real Estate Bargains é ! FOR SALE—New house of sevet ‘coms; modern, east front, $2,800; 359 cash. FOR SALE—House of six rooms, city water, electric lights, large lot and other lots can be rented or bought cheap., This house could not be built today for $2,200. Price $1,725; $650. cash. id FOR SALE—960 acres of good land. Improvements $7,000. Underlaid by 100,000,000 tons of coal, $26 per acre. Nothing just as good in the United States today ee | ‘OR -SALE—House -of rooms, *gjodérn, full basement. This house ~<cguld not be built today for $4,000. ‘Price $3,000; $500 cash. | TAMEMBEK—On, account of so few ‘haing sfrong demand for houses. If you @an'iise a house take my advice and biy;now. It will be a great many xyears before you:can buy cheaper. TRUST ME FOR BARGAINS Insurance Written. J. 'H. HOLIHAN Lucas, Block. - - - -.Phone 745 oOo “HELP WANTED—MALE eer an WANTHU—Man and wife to truck farm on shares.’ Phone 593 or white | Box, 458 Tribune. 23 bt. WANTED—Good man on dair: Write*No. 457 Tribune. 3 22 tf yin sah epee eae te: WANTED—Boys about *5, years ald for, tigat work_on farm inside city, «limits Phone 743R. b i.821-3 WANTED—FEMALE. “Girl “for general’ houbi Erlemeyer, Cigar, Ia 3222 3t WANTE! work. Carl tory, 423.3) te 3222 TANTED- enced stenographe! in professional office. Salary $89. % Inquire 454 care Tribune. 3°20 6t A WANTRESS WANTED—Apply at Al- Jen’s Cafe, Fifth street. 3.19 tt GIRE WANTED—For general hoiisc. work. tist: ‘be good cook. ~. Small ome. Family of two. Best 7, r 3-18 6t Write or phone 3-18-6 once at: Star hotel. Star Hotel, Washburn. N. D. YOU i SELL IT THRO built, there is bound to be aj, farm. | C. WILLIAMS & CO. i Real Estate Snaps ‘ FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good section of land six miles southwest of Shields in Grant county, N. D This section is 75 per cent tillable and will trade for city income. Have several houses for gale, trade or rent. Will take good cur in on ch deal. i _C. WILLIAMS & CO. , Office Bismarck Bank Bidg. } Tel, No. 497, Bismarck, &. D. 2 miles east an acre, A FOR SALE—240 acres. of Fort Lincoln for great bargain. FOR SAL room modern bunga- low 75 foot east front lot. Choice lo- cation. Price $2 FARGAINS in houses and lots in all| parts of Bismarck. | HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY, J. P. Jackson, Manager. FOR SALE OR RENT—-HOUSES AND FLATS i T—2 room house, light and One block south of Main Phone 2: FOR TEN water. strect, FOR R house nearly all ences. Call at or Phone 806. c FOR RENT—Bungalow with 4 rooms and-bath, newly furnished, full dase ment, hot water plant. Vacant April 1. Phone 6852. 321 8t FOR RENT—Seven room house close in. — Enqui at First Guaranty Bank. + 319 Tt FOR RENT—8 room modern hoi also barn and garage. Call 844\V. = 319 6t FOR SALE—On easy terms, rooming house of sixteen rooms, close in, all rented. . New furniture and rugs throughout. A real bargain, and a big income for a small investment. three modern conv 222 Second ice enth street, Address Mildred Jame- D. FOR SALE—New BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE WHA, HELEN, WHAT ARE Nov ‘poine ?. VM DOING THE CAMOUFLAGE ACT - | JUST KNoW THAT: MRS. BROWN WILL WAN'T ‘To LEAVE HER TWO CHILDREN HERE TODAY WHILE SHE GOES DOWN (WE SOMETHING YOU DON'T N UGH THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE’S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TO HAND IT TO YoU, HELEN— BY ALLMAN | SHE HAS BEEN WoRKING?A GooD ‘THING To DEATH HERE LATELY - SHE SEEMS. To EXPECT ME TO TAKE CARE OF HER YOUNGSTERS WHILE SHE GADS ABovT MosT EVERY WE'VE GOT “TOWN MRs. DUFF, | WONDER IF I IM COULD LEAVE MY KIDDIES | MRS, BROWN BECADSE | With Nou WHILE VRUN 4 DANNY SEEMS To DOWN TOWN FOR A FEW | HAVE Deveroren a OH GOODNESS, MEASLES, CHICKEN Pox 1! Come CHILDREN, QUICK ! RASH seven Studebaker. Very reasonable. dress P. U. Box 348. for full articulars, address 449 ee ene Tribune. ress 4491 WantED—To rents Bos . 3 14-tg| house. Phone 2 a FOR SALE—My cottage at 309° Sev- cd ad mn son, Moffit, 3-9-1m RENT—House at 7ii 6th St. Apply to B. K. Skeels 408 Broadway, WORK WANTED \ °(D—-Washing and ironing. Will ame, Phone FOR 347R or call at S07 Fr 35te FOR RENT—Four room apartment with bath; heat and water included | Centrally located. Phone 806 20 HOUSE TO RENT—I have two houses for rent. C. L. Burton. 11-5tf *OR RENT—Good, comfortable, seven room bouse, close in; rents for $25. © 0 Uallatram xy) MAN and woman wants with five horses. Can furnish go ym 1 Want something 1 would like to secure ope dvancement is offered work, w gentlemen, bungalow warm reom. price. STEAM-HEATED furnished and fourth street. Call 716 Broad ¥ tf THEFT OF $300,000 _ ront room in moderns TN LIBERTY BONDS call GH oy | THOT UNCOVERED N.Y. Mar 23.—In ‘the Rosenber ot ha N ard it desired, “RENT—Rooms P y house. 515 Fifth St. Phone! Y. BLS RENT—Modern room. 621 Sixth! = bonds St. © LLm0 | Oho fas Gath OARDERS at £12 drd street. Clean: poli ve one of at by stolen lib ‘0 in the tman- Good meals, living: of New management. 118 Imo. | un the police rel- y Lou ne nmen exeented for the mur Herman Rosenthal. as held in 810,000 Dail L before magistrate, Phoae 404K wider TAttla MISCELLANEOUS . FOR SALE IF TAKEN BY TUESDAY —One fumed oak davenport and} one fumed oak library table. quire Mrs. L. E. Opdyke, 517 dan Ave, Phone 308X. WANTED AT ONCE Shoe Shop, 109 3rd St. FOR SALE—Baled hay Alsburger's IR le ar place, 910 Sweet St. few calls nursing. Stranger\in city. Capable of taking « charge of amy case, Call or Phone room 43 Bismarck ‘Hotel, Bismarck N. Dz TWILL GiVE PR PT ATTENTION rubish and for hauling ashes, ‘ afreight: meying. F. A. Grinsteiner. «Phone' 895, é 3-23: six, 7-passenger, Run a ~ mnilesi:. Bor quick. sale $ FOR SALE—One gas range, good as new. | Call at 516 Sth streets Ph 41TY.3 +8 22 FOR SALESevera] second hand tomabiles of different makes. sell réagonable.. Apply. at the West- ern’ Sales Co, 3°22 6t POOL HALT, FOR SALB— tabl da founta{n-eshow case, toba case ‘also electric piano in connec- tion.”’Address 447 care Tribune. 3 22 at 0- WANTED—Girl for general house- 7 Work. ‘Mrs, F. A. Doll, Flat 5 Per- «son Court. Phone 749 3:6 -tf POSITIONS WANTED ‘EXPERIENCED married man wants position as bookkeeper or other clerical work. Not in draft, Ad- dress No. X451, care of Tribune. 3-18-9 —————————————————— LANDS : FOR RENT—Good section, 6 miles north of Robinson, 250 acres brok- ;, @M, new set of buildings, good well 2\ gad fenced pasture. Possession im- .; \megiately. About 15 tons of hay on “place, Good terms to right party. Write A. E. Jones, Lisbon, N. D. 2 8 21 10t nMUMESTEAD LANDS $3.00—PER ACRE—$4.00 No- residence, improvements or '¢ul- tivatfon' required- Your homestead A right, and a’ little cash new, balance in May and August, will make you the owner of a fine piece of govern- ment ‘land in Minnesota, under a new © jaw. Call or write Frank W. Busch, # Land Agent, No. 310 S. 7th St., Minne=|" $ apolis, Minn. 3-18-14 FOR SALE—Furniture, One large _ oak buffet, good as new; one large Round , Oak dining room. table, leaves for- ten foot extension; six oak box seat dining room chairs, one reclining chair, one gas. heater, one gasoline stove with oven, one six hole, steel range, good as new. one ice chest. Call at 205 Park Ave. or Phone 837X 3.22 3t WANTED—Someone to break and seed about 80 acres land two miles frem Bismarck. Write or inquire ___ ROOM FOR RENT | -|FOR RENT—2 FOR REN EVERETT TRUE Apply at 202 1-2 Main or Phone 303. 2-27-1mo; front roonis in modern hed roows, 3-16 tf connecting modern with heat, 827 Gth light housekeeping reo: To light, w and telephone. Call 454X, or 514 Hannafin. 3.15 tf after rnished room two blocks from Sanit ‘a Would rent to two ladi LEMME OUT ROUM AND BOARD-—-try & AGENTS—Make big | our extract: f face Beau territory. ca not be responsib iy house and bed. 9 marek, No. Dak. AGENT—SALESMAN LALLEY- LIGHT Farm electric plants. solve your lighting end power problems, * perfum Sample soap free. ian Co., Dept. 95, St. Loui NOTICE, whom it may concern: ‘A switch starts it.”’ In use for over seven years. Dealers Wanted. CorwinMotorCo. Bismarck, N.. D. this date as _455 Tribune. 3 22 8t FOR SALK—Brown reed laby buggy, in good condition. Will sell reason- able. Inquire. 216 Ave v. 3.21 3t FOR SALE—Good_ milch ci white Wyandotte eggs for setting Harry R. Clough, City. 3 22 3t WANTED—Board and care for ten year old boy convenient to North Ward school. Address 608 West Main street, Mandan, N..D. _ 3-21-6 But x WAR IS RONNING ON ‘You MAX NWOT. CARE FOR I(T, Machine Hemstitching and Picoting MRS. M. C, HUNT 314 2nd St. Phone 849 eee ee nent [BATTE To SSS THE FOR SALE—Smith Ford Truck aimpst new,. Call or write, 410. crd street. : 321 6t FOR.SALE—Onily confectionery, book and novelty store in county seat town.’ Address 450 Tribune, Bis- marck, \N. D. + 3120 5t FOR SALE—S. E. 1-4 1-138-76, 4 miles from. Driscoll, Burleigh county: AiWand Hans, ‘Rosedale, N, Y, $16 8 dy terms; $3,350; eegh.| » piano.Good as new, used little, Al- FOR SALE—Mahogany upright grand ‘so set of single harness..iReat offer, takes one or both: 452 care Tribune; ? salary + ap » 43 48 Tt Bog. U. 8. Pat. Office | | eine N Corwin Motor Co., Bismar imeem Rivergbody Boows Valve in Head Means Buick nd that as much as forty percent q ‘cotton may be wu The regulatio shirting now weighs «81%, ounces, TROTZKY DECLARE HUNS DO. NOT HOL] RUSSIAN RAILROAJ Prisoners of War Have No Coy trol on Trans-Siberian, He Says FARM HANDSTO BE DRAFTED B S. D, COUNCIL State Legislature Bill Authorizing New Defense Passes Thursday, ted Pre: Steps A DM au the Bolshevij thorizing county councils of defense sponser ten under the direction of the stat inade‘ofthe vi the jcil. to reg. rand conscript 1 oBlsheviki comm labor on farms, was passed | Iku tales houses of the outh tit legisla- Under M. Trotakys instructions, ture F The measure gives coun pect telegraphic communications hi ty councils complete power to draft any man for farm labor and provides penalty of three months imprison and a $1,000 fine for attempts jet, both of whom ail ai eas uiliciently flexible to permit drat’, WHEAT MUST BE ing of busin men and others at the CUT EXTREMEL discretion of the various councils. | Chicago, Mar. cut of fi ‘percent in the consumption of whq FOR HEAVIER U.S. tetween now and August 31 must ARMY UNIFORM »/ made by the people of the Unig ) States: order to supply the armij of Anu i Washington, 1), Warn} Whee} ate food cr and more a Mlinois, ared today in a spe and blank |fore more than 200 bakers rep board of inquiry department annown ing Quartermaster the recommendations which me with General Goethal’s approval r fil tae , are adopted, the, unt-| ating Waste. (i umber ve twenty ounces it-} SPEEDERS TAKE NOTICK as at present. : ercoat cloth | ‘Trafic policemen have been. adq vo! to she city police force, and all ti ‘fic rules and regulations and in | ticular the speed laws will be str enforced henceforth, Speeders and guide th tates, who attended a cong led by the ‘National Assoq akers to consig | tion of r is recommended to be thirty t ad of thirty, now and the weight of blankets is increa ed from three to four pounds. In both of these re-worked wool or shoddy to! invited to take no’ stent of thi five percent: ma ves accordingly. pmmended — that | C. MARTINESON, shall be of 9% ounces ' Chief of Policg TAXI TAXI Phone 27 Phone °&3 L. E. SMITH | { For first class shoe repairing go to i : as i Bismarck Shoe Hospital} | H. BURMAN, Prop. ELECTRIC SHOP B, K. SKEELS 411 Broadway Everything Electrical Wiring Fixtures and Snppli Delco Farm Light Plants 1 Undertaking—Embalming |} Licensed Embalmer in Charge |! Day Phone 50, Night Phone 687 WEBB BROTHERS Phone 370 408 Broadw | BARBIE’S E.T. BURKE LAWYER P : DRY CLEANING AND Tribune Block - Bismarck, N. D. PHONE 782. DYE WORKS PHONE 394 409 Front Street We Callsfor and Deliver UNDERTAKING PARLORS A. W. LUCAS COMPANY Day and Night Phone 100 Licensed Embalmer in Charge Lady Embalmer in Attendance RY REPAIRING Transfer & Stera We have unequalled facilities moving, storing, and shipp! household goods. Careful, ex; enced mei alse retall lee wood. WACHTER TRANSFER Phone 62. Ne. 202 Fifth t We are a licensed. service station ¥. and wholesale distributing depot of STEAM.HEATED the Exide Battery Co., the largest of FIRE-PROOF its kind In the world Any work we turn out Is absolutely guaranteed by our contract with these people. We will repair all makes of batteries and carry a full line of new EXide batter jes and parts for any make of car. Cold weather ruins a half charged battery.. If your's is in doubtful con- dition, send it to us for inspection. 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