The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 7

P LES AND HIS FRIENDS _ AUR COAT? NOW, LISTEN = You HANE A.NICE CLOTH COAT’ FROM LAST YEAR =You DON'T SEEM To REALIZE THAT OUR. COAL BILL AND INSURANCE | Zo] BILL IS DUE i ANDTHE + | 4 RY RLOSSER SMROW YERSELE ON SW FLooR AN Kickk™ CANT WANE” “YER FEET UKE CORT? | ‘ y day attorney, Nelson A. Mason, Lucas Block, in the city of Bismarck in said Burleigh County. Dated November 16, A. D. 1922. (SEAL) JENNIE HAGEN, : Administratrix. First publication on the 17th day of Nov. A. D. 1922. 11-17-24—12-1-8 OTICE OF SALE Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue of a judgment and decree in foreclosure, rendered and given by the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the County of nd State of North Dakota, and _e ed and docketed in the office of the Clerk of said Court in and for said County on the 24th of October 1922, in an action wherein Scth G. Wright was Plai tiff, d William Steindl and Ba bara Steindl, Erick J. Engelbretson, L. D. Perry,.and The City NatiMal Bank, a corporation of arck, North Dakota, ‘were Defendants, in} vor of the said Plaintiff and against said . Defendant 1 Steind] and Barbara Steind] f sum of Two Thousand and two and, 24-100 ($2002.24) dollars, which judz-| ment and decree among other things! directed the sale by me of the rea estate hereinafter described to s: fy the amount of said judgment with interest thereon and the cos and expenses of such jsale, or much thereof as the proceeds ch sale applicable thereto by tisfy. And virtue of a writ me issued out of the office of t Glerk of said Court in and for County of Cass and under the s' said Court, directing me to sell real property pursuant to said judz- ment and decree, I, Rollin Welch,| County, and! | LAWRED j a. Gables 6.2723, Germany demand .01 a ete eee 01 5-16; Holland demand |] \ @j ot | Me f i 89.90; ‘cables 39.93; Norway demand . ors 19.00; Sweden demand 26.08; Den- ° Sasi aay wa kK demand 20,63; Switzerland d : BEST WHE* 1\ t mand 18.85; Spain demand 15.53; iy i re 4 ltt the AE went een andamnahd C17; Boneh dian memeeeeia et i ie ‘inneapolis, i ie echo-Slovakia) demand 3.17 UKLP WANTED—FEMALE MOOMS FOK RENT. nee FH} f best type of wi y 1 Argentine demand hgliday; Bra- WANTE rienced Bi [ "OR REN le ion ‘ ; iday ra- WANTED--An experienced girl fo: ]"OR RENT-—-One large room with IN W HAT PRICE ine feceling was 2 {ile -| fs sceruandl holiday; Gontreal 9 general housework. Mrs, Frank E } two closets suitable for two ge = offorlnga said oe sie i? feney AG Shepard, 6 Avenue, B, tlemen preferred, Board if “desire igher, OF baa ak as = ie aw! v1 ew i ee. WT J SLLCTHHGE aah ote cone nigheh Top Lait] At Dawson's new residence: 406 6th i } ‘ | December and bottom for poor No. 1 CANL: MONEY, SALESMEN WANTED POR REN ELEaser ont oe Ad |dark“northern was 3 cents over, (By the Associated Press) | SAEESMEN“-Staré wonderful bust | Ge’ feoniohed ene ee em Durum demand was strong. There York, Dee, "8-—Call money | ness of You’ Ova with Baiba Bous| yea ered with’ board. for. two , \ | was stronger interest’ in winter easier; high 5; low 4; ruling rate quet Perfume Seles Machines, -A{i fange antec ain ah : ated Press.) _ | wheat and premiums were’ firm to Time loans steady; mixed collater-; winner. Big. profits, $1500.00, ine| LAree closet. 217 8th St. Chicago, Dec. 8.—Althéugh unex-| stronger in an unchanged range, al, 60-90 da @ 5; 4-6 months’ ested, cancmake you independents | eee See pected declines, in Liverpool. quota-| Com offerings were more than) 14% @ 55. prime commercial paper °C, T, Nuss, Jamestown, N. Dak, |2OR RENT—Large front room nice- Oi We stions. tet to, 5 down Get eee aa | plentiful za ths tone of the market \ 4%. i rereat) UY dornisleed with board for two sad? he! easy to weak. d ¥ —————— GATERUGEN Matoniionsl co young ladies, very reasonable, t market today at the outset,| wanted and sold up to” Bae a | SALESTTEN Exceotioval opportu | Tange close, 217 Ath St, Phongg$83 soon look place. Bélivice of (Bécenibér. Mixed stow (ip dull, ace U. S. BONDS CLOSE Hye Hustlers earnings, bigs W tlre katt eee tec? hate e cording to color. 4 oN . (By the Associated Press) | Melee Calendar Factor h- 1 FOR RENTS emETEST TT Liverpool to respond to yesterday's ie aed we Sale to geod: eoccd te ay B—Liberty ‘bonds | econ A] nished housekeeping room f * mi a rorn | pias yi s seo Harv _Teports of harvest delay and crop shippers, Millers SDrOMghE eee tite 314's 00.34 | AUTONOBILES—MOTOROYCLES | St Inquire Harvey Harris & Co damage in Argentina was more than} Barley was about steady on. the i Recsdece Se eeibee caupe he Bt actin. ik | FOR NENT=erniehel voor} , raders here were prepared for. Gos- | average. nue eg Second 4's 98.20) “Senger coupe at a’ sacrifice. Bex }POR RENT—Furnished room in mo: sip, however, that the President! Flax was strong i : eh Ss 98.06) 404, Bismarck, e4ciw | erm apartment, suitable for: tio; would addr congress’ today aw | minus were inelined tebe Maven Btcond “4%4/s ie Esealion, close sna cnoney Zag, +t By. might urge farm. relief legislation] \—— i ; ‘snird 4%@ FOR SA: 2 OR RENT 12-6 helped to. renew bullish sentiment, U. S. BONDS Aen acta eee AND FUT, FOR RENT-Three or four fut h Fahiged Fibminge . 4%'s uncalled ‘OR SALE--New modern 6 room| ed housekeeping rooms on 7th to the lower, Walt May #1A0% to| (By the Associated Press) | 43's. called house, includiig & bed rooms, sun| Inquire Harvey’ Harris & Ca $1 ine and daly 1.07% to $1.07%, |, New | ork, Dec, 8—Liberty bonds iNew 44's. 99.70| parlor, oak floors throughout, on ‘ 1 s followed by an interval of hesi- | }.,P — ms very liberal terms, immediate pos- | FOR RENT Nicely Tarniched Tight brief summaries of the pre- Pisst 414% oy | SPORT BRIEFS = |) ory car as pat payment. Geo. HIT 2nd St. Phone M09 Jo age had’been circulated, % 8.94 | aes a Register, 124-1 | ised down, the. sum. Second 4%4's 98.44 | ia ivor Se TOM ers 12-7-3¢ ‘ age te equal’ Laltioh cntic| Third 4s 98.83 Columbure—The Ce Ameri: [FOR RENT—Light “house “Keepin | roR” RENTiwo modem’ furnished : i=" Routh 4%4's 98.76 | can Association club hvs Hysauaate partly furnished, rooms for light housekeeping. 418 a a + 43"5 uncalled ‘ ionse | | Shafinon, outfielder, to. Sven pte Shane ie6isr| pe pe aoe Jin abe thes 14's called . 100.00 the Southepr” Associ | eae a ee 26-% 2 ish 99.74 | ' learned. aoe RENT ive room house at 401! FOR RENT—Nice large unfurnished E es ens ront St. Inquire at Capital Steam front room. Steam heat. At 119% ' POTATO WIRE INQUIRY Newark, N. J.-Frank Genaro, ban-| _Laundry. 8t] 5th St. Phone 312W. i By the Associated SS] |tamweight, and his manager, Joe 7 5 wanGhl the, Aeaceinted Pita) MAYOR SIMON DOOLITTLE HELPED CONVINCE | | temnstcin were suspended for failure | aoe WOHM_WANTED POR, RENTCUGEISTOTOUNT in oe light wine inquity;:(deriand and THE TWO TRAMPS THAT OTEY WALKER WAS | (0 £0 through with an agreement to| 'V’ BD Young wnin wants werk.) doen house; suitabis for one de movement Slow: market weak Band: | meet Myicho, Villa, Dee, 11 | after school hours and on Satur two, 422 4th Si inercnsed | xeeeipts, land district carloads f, 0. b. usual THE REGULAS vEVEN (FHKE |HAD “a jeulave: Ebene 2h. waiw) fe Be 12-8-3 4 ‘ iedetsh. effect. “ie amarzet, terms Minueape in Paap rate LOST NS BADGE OF AUTHORITY. * ; Mileauke Joe Lynch, champion ; YOUNG ermane Wari work by. FO RENT OPaniy finisned oF an % ‘ cttied at the same 3 . white varieties U. S. No. - = batamweight, won a decision over! our, one 833R, ‘furnished KE Oo keslow : she Oe Red SmAIN EANGE x SENS ore caesar Joey Sangor of Milwaukee. Sangor | 127-4¢| ‘Bismarck Bane Onion trees he th abe carloads f. 0. b. GRAIN December closed 4%e up at $2.50 CRICAGO GRAIN , is a featherweight, POSIT i : ‘ ‘ sacke: i es ie P IN WANTED 183. 10-3tf de to 1c off, usual: terfs, Moorhead rate sacked one, ie Associated Press) asked; January at $2.50% asked; (By the Associated Press) pase ws | WANTEI aro uib hi! FOR RENT—Strictly modern furni little nfore, end. cL. U.S. No, 1, Red River Ohios,| Chicago, Dec. 8— May 2%e up at $238 and July un: Chicago, Dec. 8—Wheat No. 2 fe WANTED-;Position by “young man, eee eee nee in ons. furnish- lanl j very few sales, 55¢ @ 60e. ‘ pen igh. Low. Close, | changed at $2.33 nominal. red $1,312; No. 2 hard $1.21 @ $1.22 Charges Against 4 Several years banking and clerical} ¢° room; close In, 218 2nd St Neilectod fiemness =) Sogaur ge, PAUL LIVESTO! Deo see HOM: 218% 119% ; se ata aNene: ToS “White Dismi di re lak eae ate g CK Z E “4 & No. 2 yellow 72¢ @ 73%e ite Dismisse 12-7-3t arge room, suitable M 5%, Bik ‘ yi @ B%e. z , suitable — sos | dhe, Reseed. Branal oa | Tne. cl Mee ees POTATOES DULL Oats No. 2 white 45e @ 45%e; No. ae for two people, also table boird, Se ‘St. “Paul, Dee. 8.--Cattle ‘ro- | TU g Pt % 108%; onieestts Associated Press) 13 white 43e @ 41%e. ecEmporti Rane, Dee? 80 The sete ELL Fea RE __.| 416 Thayer. Phone 622, 12-4 I EWS vALL céipts 1,200; market generally stea-| ‘i : hicago, Dec. 8.—Potatoes dull; Rye No. 2, 86c. : ‘i Beca dinioted last) MONTE NT—A furnished | OR REN “cozy room for 2 E carne Fahy Scene eshte Ae | Dee To% 10% 8% 10% | receipts 58 cares total U. S: ship-| Barley 6Be @ Te. ceipt of a telegram directed last “apartment or small furnished POR RENT hana sony toon gen - i (By the Associated: Pres $5.00 @ $6.50; bulk under $6.00: ! yu) 69% 70% 69% 69% | ments 648; Wisconsin sacked round| Timothyseed $6.00 @ $6.75. [night by Attorney General Richard) house during the session of the) your My, i" # mot . + (BY the Associated Press) | $800 @ $6,605 bulk under, $8005) July .... 69% 69% 00% 69% | whites 70e @ Ble ew; Wisconsin | Cl d $15.00 @ $20.00. (J. Hopkins to Roland Boynton, Lyon| jegistature, Write P. 0. Box 696. | A¥¢: 4. _ Phone New Yo Dec.; 8.—Irregular} buteher she stock mostly $3.00 @ OATS dacved ound whites, balk dae A loverseed $15.00 @ $20.00. ‘county attorney, apparently wrote 7 59.-7-3t [FOR RENT—Nicely furnished mod- the opening of to-; $4.50; few better offerings on up to/ Dec. 43 44% i Sau ite ‘ound whites, bulk 75¢ @ 85e] Pork nominal. lp A 12-7-3t cely mo pening | fata { 4 afabewt: Minnedota ani finis today to the friendly gyuel, be- ern rooms with board. 45 Main market continued to re-| $6.00; canners and cutters $2.25 @! Ma 43 314 2% yn +3 esota and North Dakota| Lard $10.87. e 3 ‘ 4 / 46 3} rk¢ i eet cane ee crete Brae ct enero 43% 42% T3441 sacked round whites 10c @ 80c owt: Ribs $10.00 @ $11.50, tween Henry J. Allen, Governcr of Lost St. Phone 1066, 12-7-3t wclal buyieee ager: | bulk. $3 30 @ $3.75: paieeeanty | pate Larry 40 404 Minnesota. and North Dakota sacked ee | | Kansas, and Wm, Allen White, editor LOST —Brown and gray brushed | FOR” RENT: hed room in were conducted inva few spe-| feeders steady, $3.50 @ $6.50; bulk| Jan, ......10.05 10.07 10.00 10.00] Red River Ohios mostly Te ewt.: CARLOT SALES aud author | Me Wbite’ planned: 0 |" wool <cenrf, between, Waodmansee | madera: home; 4097 bth/ St. “Phare cialties, National Lead being pushed| $4.00 @ $5.75; calves receipts 900; 10.25 10.27 10.20 10,20 | dhe sacked russets No. 1, unbrand- (By the Associated Press) Laide Inte acon ; apartments and Wri, Moore school.) — 612-R. 12-8-3t % toa new high record for the| market bidding 50c lower; practical Oras ed few sales at §1.20 ewt.; Idaho} Minneapolis, Dec, 8—-Range of enr-| The attorney general directed the| Return to Woodmansee _apant= | nn nnn year, the preferred advancing two,| Packer top best lights $7.75, 72] Sacked rurals No, 1, $1.05 ewt.; Ba: | lot sale: i disinissil today of charges “Gf viol ments. 12-8-1b] MISCELLANEOUS. me May Department Stores duplicating} Hogs receipts 10,000; market gen- ker rurals $1.35 @ $1.40 cwt.; Mieh-|) Wheat No. 1. dark northern $1.23% tig. a provision of the industrial p ppg at Auditorium ‘Tuesday eve. |DO AWAY WITH éld time methods, *' sts previous top, and Piggly Wiggly| erally steady; range $7.00 @ $8.10; igan bulk round whites 75¢ @ 85« 343; No. 2,dark northern $1.19 court law of Kani prefe red alia a pair of i simmedglases| Have your (cue: Sauer te eds. Stublishing a new peak price on the| bulk good nights and medium weight MINNEAPOLIS RANGE one No, 3 dark northern $144] & Mr, White when the latter’ 6. ‘Please notify Mrs. Herald Hop-| vacuum Src ope re gain of 1 point. The list turned heavy | hogs to packers $8.00; few choi (By the Associated Press) Pan pei peers TET 4 dark northern $1.13 a yed a sign in the window of b ton Tioke S757 foe coward: ee remo es alld ast, Scon after the opening in response{ lights to shippers $8.10; packing] Minneapolis, Dee. . FLOUR HIGHER 1.20) 1 dark hard win-| newspaper office, the Emporia Temi} erecees Moine Ma to a heavy offering of the rail, sows $7.00 @ $7.25; feeder pigs _(By the Associated Press) er $1.19%6 @ § ih # the nationwide OT | Your homes or runs shares and some of the speculative: $7.75, with killers mostly at $8.00. | ~ _Minneapolis, Dec, 8-—Flour 5 to| winter $1251 @ No, 1 ami-! shopmeas strike. The Bao mindee call Gown Wa a ook like ne fuar favorites declined large fractions to| Sheep receipts 900; market slow;’| Dee. 15e higher. In carload lots family} be rdurum $1.11%; No. 2 durum 941 pressed “49 per cent s staan ney call Cowan's Drug | teed. “Rugs called tor-and deliv ’ lize points, Foreign exchange open-| bulk of native lambs around $14.00; | May patents quoted at $6.70 @ $6.80 af %; No. 1 mixed:durum 98%e @ $1.07 | the strikers. . White's trial was!” ered. . Phone M. ed fin | several foads of fed westerns unsold | July 113% 114% barrel in 98*pound cotton sacks. 44. aoe a set for tod ; Boats atthe sas = tye Scutered short selling and Nquic{at a late hour; fat ewes mostly $4.50 Oats ; Shipments 55,064 barrels. Bran $25.50 Barley sample grade Sle @ 6le ane’ : FERD AND Sai ion continued during most of the|@ $6.50. \Dee. .... 35% 35% 25% P $28.00. LNo. 2, 60c @ 64c; No. 3, 57e @ G2es a FOR SA es of good farm] age, I buy, sell, an ates Mtatiecer eteicoreaictanen May TK es zs ‘No. 4, bie. DISCUSS RURAL CREDITS — | land in Sheridan county. N. D.| ses, enttle, furniture et J % offered by some of the: leaders at CHICAGO LIVESTOCK B DULUTH CLOSE . Corn No. 2 yellow 66%%¢; No.) 3 ie (By the ascelated Press) | ~_-near town of McClusky, Good black} buyer's for horses of all’ kinds. Will i *the lower levels apparently caused (By the Associated Press) ay g ne Duluth pee eee? agg yellow GE @ OTe; No, 3 mixed Pe ane ie cos ae teen su pail 2 Nine’ eu os coat sion, Auction every spme uneas on the part of| Chicago, Dees 8—Hogs receipts | May - A hago eB Bei. : } " = y per ce able. sell at] Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Fifth and seen air rterted to cover” edusing| 260005 steady to'gstrong; bulk 140; alae re «Oats No. 2-white 41%e; No, 3]here today at a conference of trus-| right price, and would consider aj Front Sts. Phone 702J. Hhonts who etarted’ to, cover, cauaing/SONOOE Steady Yo fetroney oye [Dee 59 59% | Wheat No. 1 dark northern $1.93° [White a6%ge @ 39% tous’ of the Notthwest Wheat Grow-|, good residence property in Bi pric gi : n up again. Ca ae Z ee u Pa FLAX @ $1.27%% ; No, 1 amber durum $1.0: Rye No..1, 79%e; No. 3 white 36] ers, Associated. marek as part of p se price; | PORT RENT OB Ge Gen bt money opened ercent. $8.35; top $8.36; bulk packing sows ‘ é y eee | FOR RENT—Brick at aoe atte any nEeceire to: sell-as ($7.60 @ $7,805: desirable pigs mostly | 2°: 247% 252 24714 252 | 7% @ 1.10%; No, 2 amber durum| %e @ 39'%e. The thirty trustees from Washing-| Jand is free from incumbrance. It| 954130 with basement. ei Dore eae te aee el garo. @sesabi- heavy, house 48.15 @ (oY 238 29814 | §1.03% @ §1.08%; Noj 1 durum 96%: | Rye No. 1, TO%e @ B0%e; Nq2,| ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and| interested write 8. C. Lane, Car-| At location in Manton, ‘Hoe tang prices ascended, produced more con-| $8.10 @ $8.25; heavy hogs $8.15 @ No, 2 durum 94%c;~ No. 1 mixed { 80, 80%c. North Dakota talked over the sales) gon. N. D. : Al location in Mandan. Has been fidence among the bulls and con-{ $8.95; medium $8.25 @ $8.35; light/ Dec... 3% 63% | durum 96% @ $1.02%; No. 2 mixed ee No. 1, $2.52 @ $2.55 poliey to be pursued for the follow-|———— ig 4 furniture store for years. gsiderable number industrials and) $8.20 @ 8b light fight. ae @ Boa, Hdurum 9435 @ $1.00%; arrive 91%e; ged Wane Tet ing year. A policy also was expected | TO SEND AID ALSO. quire of L, N. Crary, Mandan / specialties were bid up in ‘a spirited ae eae, coves a in g Duluth, Dec. 8—Trading was com-)No. 1 red durum 94%e. F ’ BISMARCK GRAIN to be adopted on farm credits. | San Diego, Dec. 8—Army aviation) ——— 2 let manner, ; 0 3 pac ing Pes a0 @| paratively slow in today grain mar-| Flaxseed on track $2.53% @ $2.5 OE The association will send dele-/ officers at Rockwell field here were| FOR SALE—Cox Plymouth Rock and <i ,_ The closing was strong. Reduction | 97.65; Killing. Wigs FEO 1 S820. 2g Ket. Prices were advance fractionally | Mi arrive $2.51%4; December $2 (Furnished by Russell-Miller gates to Washington to attend an|ready to send a squadron of seout| White Rocks, $2.50 ‘each. Bred to of call ‘money to 4% percent and ae Beg Weel cow sreerg However, in both wheat and durum |bid; January $2.50% asked; © May Bismarck, Dec. 8, 1922. all-American cooperative conference| planes to search for Colonel Francis{ lay. Also meat meal, 6c per tb. President Harding's message to con-| and better grades bec! cows ane | during the first three hours opera- | $2.38; July $2.33 nominal. x ‘ to be held next week. 1C. Marshall, attached to the Wallmans Hatchery, rress, approving railroad mergers| heifers strong to 15¢ higher; killing| 4; | J ; ‘0. 1 dark northern’ « | , attached to the staff of y, Rega; D & B er 3 a ; : alit lnfaeeibeat cacliaes eal tions. Oats No. 3 white 87% @ 39sec. | No, 1 spring ...-.. amare |the chief of cavalry in Washington, 12-6-iw Titel tho vunbet niowement int the Sir 90s PHI Rativel beet jateers ¢8.50\ a The market. was. strong at “the No. uve iar and arrive 80%4¢. | No. 1 amber durum . GETS $15.000 VERDICT. and Lieutenant C. L, Webber of the} DR facLACHT. e, ear, ated the upper movement, 005 bu 501 close. December wheat closed un-| Barley 45c @ 6le. No. 1 mixed durum . ! Bi - (air -scrviec Who teft Son Diego 2 - i Seth coaheeae! final. dealings. Sil Cares en Brades beef cows | changed at $1.15 nominal and May le Neola dinates “G7 |, Owatonna, Minn,, Dec. 8—A jury 5i4 Series Moe ein A CUESE NC Poaceae Bmeelalist ins: re Professional interests turned buyll-|and heifers, canners, cutters and} yy a¢ 1.16% bid. December durum WHEAT RECEIPTS Nod fax: 2 i9| in district cour: here returned a ver-| 10 tet q 5 t Noy is offices to room 2 in the ish in the latter part of today’s stock! bulls slows veal calves uneven: | closed %e up at 95%e and May Yc (By the Associated Press.) Note ce 214] dict for the plaintiff for $15,000 in Fort Huachica, near Tucsqn, Ariz,) Eltinge block. 12-1-Lm market as their earlier operations on | choice kind about steady to shippers} up at 98%c. Minneapolis, Dec. 8—Wheat re-|No. 1 tye. “gg the suit’of Charles F. Fries, adminis. | had net peer heard ot cary BANNER HOUSE—Steady boarders, the short side failed € bring out any || packers bidding lower; stockers and} Meo ive closed Yee off at 80%e; |ceipts 338 cars compared with 462 trator of the estate of A. J. Hollen-| 4°¥- a r the safety! “room and beard, $1.15 per day. Bed appreciable Nolume of stock. Presi-|feeders slow. December ike off at 80% asked, and |cara a year ago, Cash No. 1 northern FOREIGN EXCHANGE beck of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, against | of ne ee ofeers: and the Rockwell! and breakfast 7c. Steam heat fe .sdent Harding's message, lower call] "Sheep receipts 5.5005 fat lambs poy Ye off at 83%4e bid. Spot ats /$119% @ $1.26%; December $1.17 Fehdal da penionnarmaeat the Chicago, Rock Island and Paci [Field oficers made plans to eanvass| Phone 2. Tecate money rates, and cable dispatches] opening strong to“15¢ higher; carly | closed Ye up at 37!sc ot 39% and | %; May $1.16%; July $1.14%. New York, Dec, 8.—Foreign ex-|railroad, Mr. Hollenbeck was killed untry in southern California) WANTED — Rags—clean linen and from Lausanne indicating inereasing| top $15.50 to packers; desirable 90 ee F he : is Dee, Bir Fon ane Mi and Arizona. if there was no word ' e 18 alee: : ipped fed lambs $13.50; feed. barley unchanged at from 45c @ Gle.| Corn No. 3 yellow 65% @ @6%c. | change steady; Great Britain demand | when a pile drider was wrecked near eanatidiasicg gihears thi f eotton rags wanted by Bismarck possibility of a satisfactory agree-| pound clipped fed lambs $13.50; feed-| “Onerators were again in the mar-| Oats No. 3 white 37%4¢ @ 39% | 4.56%; cables 4.56%; 60 day bills] Watertown, S. D., in May, 1922 of the missing oficers this morning.| ‘Tribune Co, Will pay Se per ment, had a cheerful, effeet on sen-lers quiet; fed 95 pound yearling We | ket for flaxseed and quotations were | Barley 52e @ 64c. on banks 4.54%; France demand 7.08| The verdict of the jury read: “§7,-| ,, The officers were expected to reach} pound, timent. Sales approximated 900,000] thers Me sheep steady: aged 124] sayanced to ne whigh levels on this Rye No. 2, 80%c @ 81%c. ; eubles 7.09%; Italy demand 5.03; | 600 for pain and suffering and 97,500) their aa spon Pa five hours WANTED —Ragscelean in ad sha pound wethers $8.00. movement . Offerings were limited,| Flax No. 1, $2.66 @ $2.57: cables, 6.0344; ,Belgium demand 6.52; Itor earning bility.” after: Hey took 08: : cotton raga wanted by ‘Bismarck See ae i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tribune Co. Will pay Se per A Rare Bit BY ALLMAN | in the Matter of the Estate off ound ___ suemiptety Halvor Hagen, Decease DEAD STORAGE—Have room for ( | Notice is hereby given by the un-| five curs for dead storage. $3.00 a iad m., dersigned Jennie Hagen, Administra-) month, Phone 507W. 123 Front St: trix of the Estate of Halvor Hagen 12-6-3¢ late of the Township of Thelma in| 4 . : the County of Burleigh and State of | POR SALE—Some good Poland China _ North Dakota deceased, to the credit-| $Pting boars. Pedigrees furnished. ors of, and all persons having claims} J- M. Thompson, Wilton, N. Dak. against said deceased, to exhibit ae 12-4-9¢ thom with the necessary voyehers,| FOR”SALE—Buffalo fur coat, size within six months after the first] about 42, F. W. Murphy. | Rose / publication of this notice, to said Apts. Phone 852 Administratrix at the office of her ‘ seal jeer FOR SALE—Two, iron beds, one a child's bed, 403 3rd St. 12-8-3t FOR RENT—Garage—2 cars. Phone 782, G07 6th St. 5 12-5-5t —————— person appointed by said Court +o make ‘said sale will sell the herein- after described real estate to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the front door of the court house in the City of Bismarck in.the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, on the 9th day of December A. D, 1922, at two o'clock P. M., of that day, to satisfy said judg- ment. with intcrest and costs therc- n, and the costs and expenses of uch sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of such — sale 2 thereto will s f be sold as aid judgment and writ, and to this are described in said judgment, decree and writ, as follows, to-wit: The Southeast quarter of Section (10), in Township one hund North of R: » West of th ROLLIN WELCH, heriff of Burleigh County, North Dakota. CE, MURPHY & NILLES, Attorneys for Plaint Fargo, N. SHOE NOVELTIES. Patent leather walking shoes with oxford ties, have turnover ¢ plain leather about two inches in width, 7