The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1918, Page 7

‘ a SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1918. ‘BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT OUIETON MART MARKS LIBERTY LOAN HOLIDAY Activity Centers on ‘Speculative Issues; Strong Fundamental Condition New ‘York, 'N. Y., Aprit:26.—In de. ference to the liberty day demonstra- tion, dealings on the stock exchange today were restricted to the two hours in the morning. In that briet period, however, the market again manifested firm to strong fundament- al conditions, although activity and strength centered chiefly in speculat- ive issues. Low priced specialties hitherto neg- lected were taken up by pools at gains of one to two points, the rise in iso- lated instances extending .to greater lengths, Representative industrials and rails moved only moderately, al- though United States steel and Read- ing scored extreme gains of a point. Among the more noteworthy chang, es were Superior steel, malting prefer- ved, corn products and Philadelphia company, at gains of 2% to;4 points. Tobaccos, motors and oils also hard- ened. , Offsetting features included Gulf steel at a recssion of six points from its recent material rise. Sales amounted to 150,000 shares. General market developments em- braced another sharp break in Italian exchange, lires approaching their low record of )896. The recurrent weak- ness in these remittances was ascrib- ed to speculation in bills on Rome. The February statement ofthe Bal- timore & Ohio railroad, showing an- other large deficit in net returns and advices from Washingtan indicating ithe. placing of additional large orders lor railway equipment were among the other -features of general inter- est. londs were active, but without hiarked change, all the liberty group stiffening. -Total sales (par value) Agbregated .$5,150,000. United States ‘bonds (old issues) were unaltered on call. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. ! American ‘Beet Sugar . 73 ‘American Can .............-6 American Smelting & Refining American Tel. & Tel. . an Aimerican Zinc ... Anaconda Copper Atchison .. Baltimore & Butte and Superior ..... California Petroleum Canadian Pacific ... CORN SWINGS UP WITH REPORT OF SAMLL ACREAGE Cold, Rain, Shovtage’ of Seed Corn Are Contributing Fac- tors; Firm Closing | —. Chicago, T., April :26.—Prospects for smaller acreage together with un- favorable weather gave the corn market today a decided upward swing closed firm, % to 2%c net higher, with May 127% ‘and July 158 to 153%. Oats finished to %e up, and provis- ‘fons varying from 20c decline to a rise of 25e. Expected reduction of corn acreage was ascribed largely to the continued cold and rain which has delayed plant- ing and to shortage of seed corn. It Was ,said also that increases of wint- er wheat and oats acreage had been to a material degree at the expense of corn. Besides receipts today were not large, and were being sold readily at full prices, low grades in particular being in excellent demand for distill- ing purposes.. Wespite the fact that considerable realizing on the part of holders was encountered, no import- ant setbacks took place, notwithstand. ing comparative weakness of oats, The outlook for oats med to be for the largest acreage on record Slowness of eastern demand acted al- so as a decided handicap on the bulls, and checked sympathy with the up turn in corn. Provisions were irregular, but the average level did not alter. Belgian orders to be filled served as a sus- taing influence. Option 127% 127% 1 1ST 12% 1 Open High Low Corn— May .... duly .... Oats— May July OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Omaha, Nebr., April 26.—Hogs> re ceipts 11,700; steady to 10 cents high- er; heavy 1650@1 mixed 1660@ 1700; light 1665@1750; pigs 1200@ 1850; bulg 1660@1700. Cattle, receipts 3,800; market steady; native steers 1010401710; cows and -heifers 960@1 > western steers 1000@1450; stockers and feed- ers 800@1300; calves 1000@ 1200; Wuils, stgs, ete., 8h0@1300 Sheep, receipts 5,800; slow to 250 lower; yearlings 1550@1800; wethers 1300@1700; ewes -1450@1650; lambs 0 Central Leaother Chespeake & Ohio .. Chicago, Mil, & St.Paul Chino Copper .... Colorado’ Fug! & Iron Crucible Steel .... ‘Cuba Cane Sugar Erle .... ; Great Northern Ore Great Nortehrn Pfd. Inspiration Copper . Int. Mer. Marine -pfr. etfs. . Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper .. Missouri Pacific . Montana ‘Power . *New York Central . «Northern Pacific .... Pennsylvania May Consolidated Copper . Reading .....-...-6-+ Republic Iron & Steel . Southern Pacific . Southern Railway .. Texas Co. Union . Pacific .... . U. $. Industrial Alcohol ». United’ Sttaes Steel Utah Copper . New York, N. Y., April 21 tile paper four months 6; 6. Government bonds strong; road bonds steady. pa Time. loans steady, sixty days 5%; ninety days and six months 5% @6. Call’ money steady; high 4; low 4; ruling rate 4; last loan 4. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chiacago, 111, April 26.—Hogs, re- ceipts 20,000; strong; bulk 1700@1750 light 1703@1765; mixed 1675@1760; heavy 1585@1730; rough 1585@1640; pigs 1300@1725. Cattle, receipts 5,000; weak; na- tive steers 1015@1735; stockers and feeders 825@1215; cows and heifers 675@1380; calves 750@1350. Sheep, receipts 7,000; sheep 1300@ 1725; lambs 1600@2150. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. (Minneapolis,~ Minn. April 26.— Wheat receipts 67 cars, compared with 210 cars a year ago. . Corn No. 3 Yellow 158@168; Oats No, 3 White 86@87; Flax 412%@411 ¥; flour unchanged; shipments 48, 480:barrels; Rye 266@268; Barley.145 @187; Bran 33%. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK. South St. Paul, Minn:, April 26— Hogs, receipts 7,500; strong; range 1675@1690; bulk 1685@1690, Cattle, receipts 3,900; killers 10 to 15¢ lower; steers 750@1725; cows and heffers 800@1300; veal calves steady, ,600@1200; stockers and feeders slow ‘and lower, 650@1100. Sheep, receipts 100; steady; lambs 800@2000; wethers 700@1600; ewes -600@1600. MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE ‘Minneapolis, Minn., April »26.—The |’ first strawberries from Arkansas will be in’ Saturday and will wholsale at $8 per case. New potatoes and spin- ach are lower. Butter: Creamery extras per pound 41;, extra firsts: 40; firsts 39; seconds 38: dairy 30; packing stock 29. (Eggs: Fresh prime firsts, new cas- \€8,,free from rots, small -dirties ,and checks, out per dozen 33%; current recejpts rots out $9.75; checks and seconds 25; dirties candled. dozen 25; - quotations on éggs-include cases. ~ Cheese: Fancy twins “pound 24. fancy New York, pound 24; fancy dats- )fes 24; fancy young -Americas, :pound. 5; fancy brick 24; fancy. limbnrger 1990@2075. NEW YORK METAL, New York, N. Y., April 26.—Lead and spelter nominal. COMMERCIAL BULLETIN Boston, Mass., April 26.—‘‘Another week of supense has been the lot of the wool trade of the country,Thurs- day the Boston wool acted on the re- port of the special committee which hag conferred with the war industries board and in which it was announced that the government would receive the volutary offer of the trade to turn aver all of its wool at July 30. prices. in Meu-of which offer. the wool would ‘be commandeerd. Obviously — there was only one thing for the wool trade to do. “The wool growers have offered all of the 1918 clip to the government at July 30 prices. The new clip, how- unl channels with a moderate commis- n to dealers. : Manufacturers on. civillan goods DOINGS OF THE DUFF MABE You pad BETTER SPANK Hi A LITTLE - N THERE 1S NOTHING THE JN MATTER WITH HIM ITS | JUST His LITTLE TEMPER THAT'S ALL - DARA. 1S ACTING Like A BADLTLE, BOY Yr aye 35; faney swiss loat-50; ‘block 40;. pri- t 15; -pultost-11, 2 ever, will be handled through the us-; Will have to receive their allotments from the government. The civilian trade will, under the new order of things, get what is left, and that prob- ably will not be much beyond the bare necessities,” Scoured basis: Texas fine, 12 months 172@175; fine, 8, months 155 @160. California: Texas Northern 170@ 175; middle county 155@160; southern } 145@150. Oregon: Eastern No. 1, staple 182 @183; eastern clothing 160@162; val- Jey,.N. 1 at 170@172. Territory: Fine staple’ 185@18714; half blood combing 175@178;. three eighths blood combing + fine clothing 160@165; fine medium cloth- ing 155@ 1460, Pulled: ra I0@185; AL ATT @180; A. Superiors 160@165, BIDS WANTED FOR PAVING ALLEY Sealed hids for the’ paving and all accessory work necessary for paving in alley in block 04, Original Plat, Paving Districts Numbers One and Two, city of Bismarck, North Dakota, will be received by the Board of City Commissioners until eight o'clock p. m., Monday, May 6, 1918. Rids will be received upon concrete pavement, only. Bidders shall bid up- ona basis of cash payment for said work and are required to state the rate of interest the improvement wa rants shall bear (not excee s per cent per annum), which are to be received and a pted by them at par in payment for the work. Ajl said work to be done according to and in accordance with the plans and speci fications prepared by the City Eng pproved by the City Commis- and filed in the office of the City Auditor. The following approximate quantities are given for the guidance of the bidd : yards earth excayva- square — yards foundation 667 square yards pavement Bids will be received. providing for the completion of this work by July 918, prepared concrete oposal must he accompanied ified check for five hund dollars indorsed) arms ble to the president of the Board ity Commi sof the city of Bismarck, as a euarantee that the bidder will enter into a contract for the performance of such work in case such work is awarded to him, within 10 days after the acceptance of the bid, and in case any bidder to whom such contract shall be awarded. fails or refuses to enter into such contract when requested to do so, such check accompanying his bid shall he re tained by the city as liquidated dam panied by a bond running to the city of Bismarck in the sum equal to five (& per cent) per cent of the amount of his bid as provided in section cs of the Compiled Laws of North kota for 1913; Plans, specifications estimates and blank forms of propo- sals are on file in the office of the City Auditor, or can be obtained fron: the City Engineer upon application. ach bid shall be securely sealed and endorsed “Proposals for Pavine the Alley in Block 64, Original Plat.” Bidders .mast .specify in their pro: posals, that should the abgve work be awarded to them, they will bind themselves to finish and complete the same not later than the date stated in the advertisement. The right 1s reserved to reject any or all bids, or to aceept or reject any part of any bia the best interests of the city may apoear. By @vection of the Board of City Commissioners of the cily of Bls- marck, North Dakota. Dated April 15, 1918. '. L, BURTON, City Auditor. ‘BIDS WANTED FOR PAVING ALLEY Sealed bids for the paving and, all accessory work nec ry for pavinis in alleys in Block , Original Plat, Pavi istrict Number One, City of DANNY GETS HIS SPANKING S THIS 1S THE IT MAN DORM Good = '* a i} SOS VE DONE TMS BUT | SY) FEEL THAT AT 1S NECESSARY ceived by the Board’ of City Commis- sioners until eight o'clock p. m., Mon- day, May 6, 1918. pavement, only, Bidders shall bid tip- ona basis of cash payment for said vate of interest the improvement war-| rants shall hear (not exceeding seven, per cent per annum), which are to he received and accepted by them. at par in payment for the.work. |All said work to be done according to and in accordance with the plans and speci- fications prepared by the City I neer, approved by the City Comm sion, and filed in the office of the City Auditor. The following approximate quantities are given for the guidance of the bidders 340 cubie vation 1000 square. yards foundation, 1000 square yards pavement, Bids will be rds earth exca- prepared concrete 1, 1918. ‘ach proposal must be accompanied by_a certified check for five hundred | 0,00) dollars indorsed or made payable to the president of the Board of City, Commissioners of the city of| Pismarck, as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into a contract for the performance of such work.in case such work is awarded to him, .withfa n days after the acceptance of the \bid, and in case any bidder to whom lsuch contract shall be awarded fails or refuses, to enter bid shall be re- as liquidated dam-| accompanying his tained by the city | ages for'such failw | h proposal must also be accom | panied, by a bond running to the city {of Bismarck in the sum equal to five |G) per cent) per cent of the amount; |of his bid as, provided in section 3707 jof the Compiled Laws of North Da- ‘kotasfor 1913. Plans, specifications, {estimates and -blank forms of pro- | posals are on file in the office of the {City Auditor, or can be obtained from [the City Engineer upon application | Each bid shall be securely sealed and endorsed “Proposals for Paving the Alley n Block Original Plat.” Bidders must specify in their pro- , that should the above work be arde:t to them, they will bind th selyes to finish and complete th not liter than. the date ement, The right i any or all bids, or to accep or veject.any part of any bid as the best inter 3 of the city may anpear, | ay direction of the Board of City Comminsioners of the city of Bis: rch, North Dakota Dated April 15, 1918. Cc. L, BURTON, Fs City Auditor reser 4-20-27 RIDS WANTED FOR PAVING ALLEY Sealed hids for the paving and all accessory work necessary for paving in alley in block 106, Original Plat, ?aving District Number Two, city of Bismarck, North Dakota, will be re ceived hy the Board of City Commis- sioners until eight o’cleck p. m., Mon- day, May 6, 1918. Bids will be received upon concrete pavement only, Bidders shall bid up-} on a basis of cash payment for said) work and are required to state the rate of interest the improvement war- rantsshall bear (not exceeding seven per cent per annum), which are. to be received and accepted by them at ;par in payment for the work. All said work. to be done according to and in accordance with the plans and specifieations , prepared by the City Engineer, approved by the City Com- ' mission, and filed in the office of the City Auditor. The following approxi- mate quantities are given for the guidance of the bidders: 250 cubic yards e@ tion 555 square — yards foundation 5 square yards paving. Bids will be recefved providing for the completion of this work by July 1, th excava- prepared concrete HS. uch proposal must. be accompanied by a certified check for five hundred BY ALLMAN FIRST FARST ‘TIME HE CERTAINLY, WAS PowERFUL. LUNGS 5, Wi .|that place. Bids wilt be received upon concrete ? work{ and are required to state the fi ceived providing for | ;the completion, of this work by duly | into such contract | when requested to do so, such check | pa | ——SS F. B. YOUNG REAL ‘ESTATE COMPANY FOR SALE—Two sixty-fot lots, one four blocks © and one five blocks from Post Office, east front; nicest part of city; $500.00 for either on extremely easy terms if desired. FOR SALE—-The biggest list of farm lands of any dealer in the county; ery easy terms. There real snaps among them. dT SATE—Riverview addition lots are the che good lots in the city; ow bu re fully protected and our terms are very easy. FOR SALE—You can support your family on an acre in Lincoln addi- tion; selling at the rate of only $25.00 $30.00 per building lot. This is:absolutely the cheapest prop- erty of its kind in the city and the terms are very liberal, OUR CREED: COURTESY, PROMPTNESS, EFFI- CIENCY. Fire Insurance in Reliable Companies. REAL ESTATE COMPANY PF. B. YOUNG Telephone No. 78R° in First National GankBidg. Office J. H. HOLIHAN Real Estate Hargains Two houses and six Jots worth $3,090.00 but for, quick sale will sell for-$1,850. FOR SALI: ight lots .: $1,109. _ Third cash. FOR SALE—Bungalow, almost new, 3,200. FOR SALE ‘acres of timber land three miles from Bismarck. $15.00 acre, will take auto. Timber alone worth $35 per acre. J. 8. HOLIHAN ucae Block, - - - - Phone 745 on 8th street. 0. WILLIAMS & 00, Real Estate Snaps FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good section of land six miles southwest of Shields to Grant county, N. D This section fo 76 per cent Wiable and will trade for city income. Have several houses for sale, trade or rent. Will take guod cur in on ihe eal. O. WILLIAMS & CO. Office Blamarck Bank Bidg. Tel, No. 497, Blamarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Choice 160 acres, rich Soil; lies well; $18 an acre. EXTRA FINE 640 acres with running water; 90 per cent good plow land, Great bargain. Price too low to ad- -vertise. LARGE LIST of lots and houses for sale in all parts of Bismarck. HARVEY HARRIS & CO. J.P. Jackson, Manager y fd 1, Man lent to do ruling and of bindery work. ck Tribune, Bismal 42 who is handle all cl Apply Bisu NLD. WORK WANTED WORK WANTBD—By day or hou; by colored girl. Phone fo ma ‘ 27 2b MISCELLANEOUS GUY A LIBERTY BOND OUR BOYS FOR SALE—Wagon box, springs an walking plow. Very reasonab) Mrs..G. Wilson, Phone 602 L.°°Co vth St, 4-25-tf.. Wid HAVE FOR SALBP the only set ¢ abstract books in a large count in North Dakota, -This-is not con petition, Jf interested .write Moot é& Reinke, Balaton, Minn. 425 lw CAR FOR SALE—Cor with electric lights and star price $275.00. . Telephone 92.¢ 4-24- FOR SALE—Two baby buggies i » 00d condition. Phone 522 or ca ut 211 South Seventh St. 14-26 t a bargain. Complet. set of butchers tools and fixture including ice box and power sau age machine. If interested call o or write to J. M. Wirth, Braddocl D._D. 423 ¢ FOR SADE—New gas range. 214 2n treet, Phone 88X.__ 423 41 ED CORN FOR SALE—North Di kota grown white dent. Inquit Western Sales Co. 4 23 ( TRACTOR OUTFIT FOR SALE cheaj Jt will pay you tolook at this, Josep Hare, Jr, Bismarck, N. D pees) ae? KINDLING “FOR SALE—Apply t Lahr Motor Sales Co. 4 22 tf, , run about 6,0 Want good Ford. or model small car. Apply to Box 28 > Bismarck, N. D. 4-22-1wk. —Storage or repair. roon Phone K. 419 tt WANTED—ixpert mechanics. Only skilled men need apply. Corwin Motor Co, Bismarek, N. D. Like 418 tt WANTED—A wait at Homan’s Cafe at one 410 tf WANTED—A good bindery man with experience. Apply No 476 Tribune. 45 HOUSES WANTED WANTED—To rent small, modern house. Phone 264. 3-13-tf WANTED TO" RENT—Four or five acres of ground near town suit- able for planting potatoes. Apply to D. Earnest. Hall, Bismarck, N, D. 4-22-lweek. HAT CLEANING OR SALE-—Word touring car. Con pletely refurnished with seat cov ers, ete. Corwin Motor Co. Bij marek, N. D, 4 181 FOR SALE wo pool tables; two A bert Lea lighting systems, Loc Box 11, Pettibone, N. D. 491m R SALE OP TRADE—160 acre farm improve, 3 1-2 mules from Wi ton, 50 acres. under cultivation, ba ance, fencel, School house on lan: will trade for good Mismarck Cit property, Write Karl Klein, Wasl burn, No. Dak. 43 Fon SALE brand new Studebake ata y reasonauvle price. See F M. Halladay. Phone 139, 46 tt HELP WANTED—FEMALE MESTIC HELP | WANTED—Bis- : 'ck jospital. te WANTED—We want good lady clerk for general merchandise store. Give reference, experience and salary wanted, s » Glen al housework. or Phone 374K. GIRLS WANTED- 2 426 3t At Palace Hotel. 425 3t “ANTED—Competent girl work. Mrs. P. E. Byrne, 28 Ave, A. 4-24-10 NTED=-A competent girl” for gen- housework. Phone 657. ie 424 Iwk. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wanted Apply 502 Tribune. 4 1Ttt WANTED—-A competent girl or wom- an for general house work. Apply Mrs. G. D. Mann, Tribune Office. 4101f ($500.00) dollars indorsed or made payable to the president of the Board ot City Commissioners of the city of Bismare S a guarantee that the bidder will enter into a contract for the performance of such work in c such work is awarded to him, within 10 days after the acceptance of the bid, and in case any bidder to whom such contract shall be awarded ‘fails or refuses to enter into such contract when requested to do so, such chec accompanying his bid shall be re- |tained by the city as liquidated dam- ages for such failure. | Each proposal must also be accom- panied by a bond running to the city ot Bismarck in the sum equal to five (5 per cent) of the amount of his bid as provided in section 3707 of the Compiled Laws of North Dakota for 1913. Plans, specifications, estimates and blank forms of proposals are on file in the office of the City Auditor or can be obtained from the City Engi- neer upon application. Mach bid shall be securely sealed and endorsed “Pro- posals for Paving the Alley tn Block 106, Original Plat.” (Bidders must specify in their pro- posals, that should the above work be awarded to them, they will bind themselves to finish and complete the same not later than the date stated in the advertisement. The right ts reserved to reject any or all bids, or to accept or reject any part of any bid as the best interests of the city may. gppear. By direction of the Board of City Commissioners of the city of Bis- marck, North Dakota. Dated April 15, 1918. Cc. L, BURTON, 4-20-27 City Auditor. NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS AND ‘DRAYMEN. You are hereby notified that the city maintains a public dumping ground at the foot of Eighth street on the bottoms south of town. You are required to dump your refuse_at Violations of this order will be prosecuted by the Police De- partment of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota. By order of the city commission. L. Burton, City Auditor. c. 4—26 27 29 E. T. BURKE LAWYER 3 Phone 752 eae Block - Bismarck, N..D. LADIES’ AND MEN'S HATS cleaned and reblocked; expert work. Send by mail. Fagle Hat Cleaning Works, 813 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. 4 13 1mo. -POSITIONS WANTED XPERTENCED — STENOGRAPHER desires any kind of office work. Phone 578, Mrs. Savage. 426 2¢ ~ ROOMS FOR RENT WOR RENT—Nicely furnished room. Call at 507 4th street. Phone 1202. 427 3t ice large room for rent 404 Ist street. Gentleman pre- __ferr L. 427 2e FURNISHED ROO. keeping. 317 Kighth St. or call | 4-26-31 Room with or without 6th St. 426 6t FOR REN' board. 6: S$, one room Uup- ble price. First house national Harvester Co, 18 West Main St. Phone 212K. 4- STORAGE——Store your househol gocis and merchandise where th rate of insurance is lowest, We wii attend to moving. Phone Lahr Firs Guaranty bank. 41 1m | =| FOR SALE CHEAP—1917 Studebake x, T-passenger. Run. about 4,00 For quick sale $875, nM sh. miles. 141 ASHES HAULED AND RDEN! plowed. Phone 524Y 451m ——————————L—<———L—L—=—_== FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS | FOR RENT—6 room house close in Electric lights and water. “$22.5 per month. Phone 294. Geo. H Dolan, 4 BG FURNISHED APT.for rent in Persdt Apt. for the summer. Apply Apt 18 es A MODERN HOUSE FOR ENT—Clos in. F 107X 426 3 Five room house partly 400 Eleventh St. Phone 754K, 4-24-4 7 it RENT—7-room modern house Inquire Harvey Harris & Co., 4.22 tie R modern, FOR RENT—Two or (four furnished } hous s. Strictly mod- Phone Bebb 4-22-6t. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. o-Ath: St. 4-22-lwk. R RENT—Three furnished rooms in modern house. Rent reasonable. 516° Ninth St. 4-20-tf FOR RBENT—Two nice modern hous keeping rooms... Call 454X or 514 Hannatin, . 326 tt FOR RENT—Modern room. 621 Sixth St. 3-1-1mo STEAM-HEATED furnished and un- furnished rooms for rent. Business igollege. Phone 183. 116-30 POR RENT—Close in furnished rooms. ; Also rooms for light .housekeeping. 411 5th street. Phone 273. rooms. 3 29 tt FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms, 827 6th st. 3-16 tf FOR RENT: 7-Room modern house: Inquire Harris 2 & Co. hree room fi modern house, 805 7th street. * . 420 t FOR RENT—Seven room house, al modern. Hot water -heating. 71( Ave. D. 42u Notice is hereby given that o ders have been issued to immed! ately impound -and dispatch all dogs found at large in the city of Bismarck on and after May 1 without the proper license tag. Tags may be procured ‘from City Assessor Morris, City Auditor Cecil L. Burton, Custodian Cleve- land or Police Magistrate Bleck- reid, at the city hall. Signed: C. MARTINESON, Chief.-of Police: (4 — 18 - 19 - 20-22-23-24-25-26- 27-29). ee or Rent BASEMENT—Corner of Third‘and Main St., 40x 60 feet; concrete floor; entrance from ‘side- walk; suitable for tailor or barber shop and storage ; with heat, $40.per month. ALSO OFFICES—Conveniently «located; with good light.and air; electric elevator and janitor service; second and third floors. » ~ Bismarck Realty Cornpan Bismarck” North Dakota