The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 26, 1922, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN © ee | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMERT May 2%c up at $2.44 and July 1%c up at $241%° bid. ANNUAL MEETING, All of ' ti . The regular annial meeting of the! n- several favorites well: /beyond . the embers ot the Bamarce Country Se EE DCTS UP TETETSCR, PONGE GEST EGE PRES CORR ESC GEG Ta. Tues eaves t f tlhe ‘ 4 club for the. election of directs r fn W EAT PRICES sey vane Cea kanie nr and officers for the fuaning year will HELP WANTED—MALE POSTTION| WANTED. ms ¢ rida be held at the rooms ot the Associa-| WANTED—Young man to Work by |WANTED—P on as assistant, in a SOUTH sT. PAUL LIVESTOCK tion of Commerce in the First Guar- the month, F, Jaszkowiak, 421] «a postoffice. Have had four years 1e i South St. Paul, Dec. 26—Cattie H anty Bank Building at 8 o’clock p.m,| 12th St. 12-26-tt| experience. Mrs. Dorothy Dahl, Ag s i receipts 2,900; imarket ‘quiet, manny | SA B10. ‘ ee WANTED—Messenger at Western Madinon iS. Dake sei as ds a steady to strong on Milling classes; k bs FRA TETIEON, Secretary Union. peels ROOMS FOR RENT, eaeca aa aera rigts Lah alte a HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR RENT—Three or four unfur- best load lots-eatly $7.75; butcher } COAL BIDS | WANTED—Girl for general house-| ished housekeeping rooms on 7th 1d ae she stock mostly $3.00 @ $4.50; few] Sealed, bids will. be received for} Work for limited timey only the| St Inquire Harvey Harris & Co. Chicégo, Dec. 26.—In the absence| better offerings on up .to~ §6.50° or| 5 \ the 1923 supply of screened lignite} most competent. need japply, and}__ 12-5-tf Of cany decided ater te sell, the| higher; cannere and cutters mostly L ; coal. to be delivered at the Bismarck | highest wages will be paid. Geo.| FOR RENT—Partly furnished rooms , wheat market averaged higher today [3225 @ $2.75; bologna bulls $3.26] \*“S sopPital Bids must be in by Jan. Ist] F. Will, 823 3rd St, 12-22-4t) for light housekeeping. Bismarck during the early dealings. Hope of | @ $4.00; stockets and feeders about -. aay or all bids: the right to reject) WANTED—Responsible woman as Bases College. Pagne ses. Sy export business tended /somewhat, to encourage bullish sentinfent,” and there was also considerable” stress put on talk about#\unfavorable con- ditions affecting the doméstic win- doing; calves re- ceipts 200; ma@}ét steady; practical packer tgp best lights §8.00. Hogs. receipts; 9,200; market aver- aging around 15¢ higher; bylk good steady; very littl Nate 09 20 oe oe BISMARCK HOSPITAL. 12-14-20-26 ANNUAL MEETING The regular annal meeting of the housekeeper, small family, one who understands care of baby pre- ferred. Good wages. Call 107R. | 12-23-30 WANTED—Competent ma'd for gen- A 12-00-18 FOR RENT—Cosy room in. a cosy home, with a cosy atmosphere. Suitable for two. Phone 459M. 12-23-1wk “ter crop. On®the other hand hold-{ light and medium weight hogs $8.15; stockholders. of the First National| €¥! housework in family of three | FOR RENT—Purnished room in mod. bof acer contrasts showed a ern ae seal tee Bank of Bismarck for the Walesa | adults. Miss Jackson, 601 fin Be ern home, 409 5th St. Fons 512-R. disposition to liquidate, ‘e open- Sbpcecnds Laneiet of directors for the ensuing year will| _. + ae 2-21-36 ing which ranged from % lower to ares about 2,500 pigs here; jpalt be held at the bank between the} WANTED—Competent girl for gen- | FOR RWNT—Pumtshed room in Beavers Mey 174% jo Has ‘Sheep feccipts 3,800; market hours of i and 12 o'clock a. m. on cel plouneworte Phone 3863 or| modern home, close Phone ed by a slight Gain for May and July strong; bulk native lambs around 'uesday, a 4, leant we st call 218 Ist street. 12-26-3¢] 384. 12-26-1wk and by sémething of a sag for De- mostly $5.00 @ 12-11-18-26—1.2 FOR SALZ OR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. cember. Big receipts of \eorn, about 1,500 carloads, had a depressing. influence CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Dec: 26.—Hogs receipts — STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING The annual. meeting and election P. HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR SALE—Brand new ‘oom mod- ern house, including three nice YOR . RENT—Brick store bu TF 256x130 with basement, city heat, Al location in, Mandan. Has becn Ra tapestry aad ; : of the Board of Directors of the Bis-| bedrooms and sun parlor, oak floors} a furniture store f \< . oanhiE se: cents arts ATT is sepscaeee tatsly, sctivas ana marck Building and Loan Associa-| throughout, on very liberal terms;| quire of L. N. Crary, Manduy’N. ronngs at 4 decline’ to_ Ye aavance,| °C ccengy. spotg,hlehery. bulk 160-4 tion, jill be held “at the office of| would take small satisfactory car 12748 @light general setback. : 275 pound average 850@860;, top 865 the Seretary in the First National; as part payment, Geo. M, Register. MONTANA HONEY—Pure,unexcell- Oats started at % ‘decline tq % | lighter «weight; bulk desirable Bank Building on the 16th day of 12-28:1W |. “el, “once. tried: alwase teed eg H gain, May 45% to 45%, and late Fecking {ore leven: be sles, aay, Ue, ONE hed ee By FOR SALE—Modern house of seven| remedy for colds, "Save. fretaht ON i fis $ de , retary. 4 a ' Shea: pee inline wits |860;-medium 850@865; light 855@ ARAL-IB-20—L2] foams and bath, gua and coal range) Case 2-60 pound cans $145. Clout, ye to do so, Oats demand was rathor 8] in jog ‘values. a | Corn offerings were heavy and buy- ers tried to break the market a half! cent compared with futures, but fai lack. Poor oats wexe draggy. Rye 860; light light 855@s6t packing | sows smooth 760@800; packing sows rough 725@760; killing. pigs. 800@ 825. slow, un- beef “Cattle receipts 22,000; even; killing™ quality plain; steers generally weak to 15 lower; ABOUT. A AGENT DAD KEYES SAYS ITSGETTING ADNT SARAN PEABODY HAS ASKED SO MANY TIMES | FREIGHT SHIPMENT THAT STATION - —=e OTICE OF SALE By virtue of a judgment and~de- cree entered and docketed in the District Court of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on the 19th day of October, 1922, in an action in which Barage, trees, Excellent location. Immediate possession. J. H. Holi- han, 314 Broadway. Phone 745, 12-23-3t FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, on ground floor, outside opening. Furnished or unfurnished. Mod- Pease, Carterville, Mont, 3 12-13-20 DR. T. M, MacLACHLAN, eye, car, nose and throat specialist has re- moved his offices to room 2 in the Eltinge block, _A2-1-1m, FOR SALE—Our entire lot of house: = premiums. were lower on account of | **e “ON VES - D. E, Worthley is plaintiff and. Elvin 7 g the heavy, offerings. Barley was slow |" vanes is fe alas te oe : WIS AER ; ===] NEASERVICE F. Wheeler and Cora Wheeler are Sea houtey 622 rd, 28 uvnone hold goods enough to furnish 9 and ;fédtureless from the start. |to. SPO@25; fel loads aroun ean. SS defendants for the sum of $1548.07| .——-_________|_12-28-3t/_ nine room house at 924 4th St. or Choice quality dropped a cent be-|some held higher) she stock drag- and the foreclosure of | mortgage |FOR RENT—Five room modern fur | all 827. 12-22-3¢ \ e . i . | ging; on real esta sai i-| nished bungalow duri islati = = 7 me (a fore there was any trading of con-/toot Peet cows and heifers; other |Belgium demand 6.76 ;cables 6.76%; | yellow 64¢; No. 1 mixed 66%; No. 2| Pork nominal, oh goal cevtate, i paid) deetea) spect galow during legislative | WANTED — Rags—clean linen and eee eee eee ESET ReETEOUUETT UU UTTOEUUEEASRENGEUS WUACGOSGNCSTeogDOGRDSZSSUGEROUESUUUSESUUDEICHCCUSISLSGUSSUNGQQUQEOCUNUSIEFLUCQUOQONUFOUSUSDEGSCOUDSPIUOUUUDOQIOCOOEDED: sequence, Flax demand was fair to good but owing to liberal receipts killing grades and classy, largely steady; stockers and feeders steady Germany demand .0145; cables .0146; Holland demand 39.82; cables 39.86; mixed 62%c¢ @ 63c. “Oats No. 2 white 39%c @ 42%c; Lard $10.87, _ 5 Ribs $10.50 @ $11.59. out of said court upon said judg- ment and decree now in my hands session. Close in. Write No. 505, “Tribune Co. . cotton rags wanted by Bismarck Tribune Co. Wil. pay 6c per premiyms were off about a, cent. : : i! 1 Fs i 12-23-1w| pound. bs “strong; better grades re%ecting|Norway demand 19.10; Sweden de-|No, 3 white 39%c @ 40c. ————— commanding me to sell the lands pest A eq'nbseauently, the. ease easasasal tty iecethe & Tand 26:92; Denmark demand 20.76; | Rye No. 1, 88c @ 84c; No. 2, 83% WHEAT RECEIPTS therein and hereinafter described in Pa ene Hooms: | WANTED —Rags—clean linen and owing laracly to intimation that Z|. Sheep receipts 14,000; opening | Switzerland~18.99; Spain demand| @ 84. Minneapolis, Dec. 28—Wheat re-| Gurmmaction Of said judgment and} Fore ecg qaogg | cotton rage wanted by Bismarck ood export business would probably (fairly active; fat lambs strong to 25/15.79; Greece demand 1.25; Poland| Flax No?1, $2.62 @ $2.63. Getpts 1,460, cars: compared with 173|°"S" "Rolin Welch, Sheriff of Bur-|FOR RENTOSiGOON Wolcarreecs | itibune Co Will pay Se per ’ Ae done tomorrow when Huropean| higher; early top 1540 to packers; |demand 0056; Czecho-Slovakia _de- —-—_ cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern| tej¢h County, North Dakota, will Eda evar rycen ek =Gains of 1 to 2 points were, register: “ed by Utah Copper, Piggly Wiggly, upward movement of prices during the morning, which was accélérated by heavy accumulation of strong pools. Top prices were shaded later when weakness developed in. the ship- pings. Trading slackened on’ ‘the re- action. Call money opened at 4% per cent. oN Inspired by ‘resistance shown to profit taking and special liquidation, the bulls bought with fresh confi- dence in> the “afternoon, advancing desirable 85 Minnesota, sacked and ‘bulk round |" ‘whites number 1, 73@85 cwt.; Idaho $6.95 @ $7.05 a barrel, in 98 pound cottor sacks. Shipments 49,802, ber- rels,- FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, Dec. 26.—Foreign ex- change irregular. Quotations: in cents; Great Britain demand 4.64%; cables 4.64%; 60 day bills on banks 4.62 7-16.~ France demand 7.37; cables 7.8% Italy demand 5.12%; cables 5.13; mand 3.13; Argentine.demand 38.10; Wheat, No. 1 dark northern fancy $1.32% @ $1:38%; “No. ¥ dark north-" carlot sales: Wheat No. 1 dark northern $1.26 % @ $1.40%; No. 2 dark northern $1.21 @ $1.28; No.3. dark northern $1.1844 @ $1.32; No. 4 dark northern $1.16%; | No. 2 dark hard winter $1.22; No. 2 amber durum $1.07% @ $1.12%; No. 1 durum $1.03%} No. 1 mixed durum $1.01% @ $1.05%. Barley sample grade 54e @ 58¢; No. 3, 56c; No. 4, 55c, Corn No. 2 yellow 62%c; No. 3 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE aes ee CHICAGO. GRAIN Chicago, Dec. 26.—Whcat No. red $1.33%; No. 2 hard $1.25% @|cember Ic up at 84c asked; May ‘he $1.26%. Corn No. 2 mixed 72% @ 3%; No. 2 yellow 73c @ 73%c. _ ¢ heavy offerspring, but_ later on there stemed to be improvement in July 1%¢ up at $1.02% nominally. 2| Spot rye>closed le up at 84c; De- up at 87%4¢ asked and’July unchang- ed at 88c. nominally; spot oats closed Ye off at 89%c to 41%e and barley Oats No. 2 white 44%%¢ @ 46c; No.| unchanged at from 45c to 6lc. 3 white 43c @ 44%e. Rye No. 2, 89%¢@ 90%e- Barley.6le @ T4c. Timothysced $6.00 @ $7.50. Cloverseed $16.00 @ $20,00.° After a show of weakness during the early trading the market in the distant flax futures turned strong. December closed 2%c off at $2.60% asked; January %c up at $2.56%; STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun= swer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief de- manded in the complaint. Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, this 27th day of October, 1922. * NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG, Attorneys for Plaintiff. City National Bank Building, Bismarck, North Dakota. The above mentioned complaint was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court of Burleigh SREAS DOING INTHERE - |HAVE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HELEN HAS BEEN IN THAT ROOM ALL -APTERNOON WITH THE DOOR LOCKED AGAIN ~ | JUST WONDER ” WHAT Si DOING - IM NOT OFA CURIOUS. NAY BUT I'D JUST LIKE TO KNOW WHAT ANIDEA! ABE | CAN TAKE’ A LITTLE PEEK AND SHE NEEDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABouT IT- omy FO ao Yt LONG WAY FROM GeellMiA BY ALLMAN | THATS WHAT:| CALL A MEAN ‘|| sale of the’ premises in such Mort- Very desirable. Call at 719 6th St. Ist-day of Jung, 1920, at” 9 o'clock a. m., and recorded in Book 16% of: closure. Dated at Wing, N. D., this 7th day of December, 1922. F, L. ROGERS, Mortgagee. G, OLGEIRSON, “Attorney for Mortgagee, Wing, N. Dakota. 12-¥1-18-26 1-8-15 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT Notice is Hereby Given, That that certain Mortgage, executed and de- livered by Nels A. Soderholm and Ida J. Soderholm; his wife Mortga- gors, to The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul Mortgagee, dated the 23rd day of January A. D. nineteen hundred and eighteen and filed for record in the office of the Register lof Deeds of the County of Bufleigh, tand State of North Dakota, on the | 28th day of January A. D. 1918, and ; recorded in Book 151 of Mortgages, ‘at page 186, will be foreclosed by a |gage and hereinafter described, at \the front door of the Court Houve | in the City of Bismarck, in-thé Coun- ity of Burleigh, and State of North | Dakota, at the hour of 10 o’ctock A. |M., on the 13th day of January 1923, !to satisfy the amount due upon said | Mortgage on the day of sale. |The premises described in said ma: resume ivity, some held’ higher; rN 5 $1.235% @ $1.30%; December $1.22;| sell at the front door of the Court = FOR SALE—Very reasonable, set of Beaty atthe aphece Sevardsy's | pound clipped lambs 1300; one load|Brazil demand 1295; Montreal 99] Cyicago, Geetag RANE May $1.22%3. July $1.1856. House in the City of Bismarck in 12-26-6t| Haviland China. Beautiful pattern finish to 1%e higher, with May $1.25 | 104 pound fed yearling wethers 25 |3-16. ‘Open. High. Low. Clost Corn No. 3 yellow 63%e @ 64%c, | said Burleigh County to two o'clock |=—————-———=————==—————eaes| Also sewing machine. Phone 459M, % to $1.25%, and July $1.14% to $1.14 | higher at 1250; feeders stiady; 85 = 3 _ WHEAT / Oats No. 3 white 39%c @e41%c. | in the afternoon on the 80th day of County, North Dakota, October 28th 12-19-1w We ag x pound feeding lambs 14505 'sheep 25 Brine Ae ai Dee. 1245 125%} Barley 50c @ 6lc. : December, 1922, at public auction to| 1999, and remains on file therein, WANTED TO BUY — A 20-gauge Later, the corn market rallied as{higher; choice 99 pound ewes up to} ©.) i May 124 125%] Rye No. 2, 83% @ adie. the highest bidder for cash the fol-|""" NEWTON, DULLAM & YQU} shot gun. S, W. Corwin, Bismarck . : jew York, Dec. 26.—Liberty bonds 14 | Flax No. 1, $260 @ $2.61. lowing described real estate situated UNG, 8 in, Bismarck, a result of the upturn in wheat. The | 800. 5 ‘load: July 113 114% es $2. 61, in said Burleigh County to-wit: The Gi Attorneys for Plaintitf. N. D. close ,was fiff at the same as Sat- qi ha qavese «$100. { a East Half of the Southwest Quarter ‘ity Natjonal Bank Buildin, 12-21-1w urday’s finish to 1%c highet, with POTATO LIGHT INQUIRY Hae Vs aeean Deo. 11% 12% CALL MONEY { and the West Half of the Sosthesee| Bismare North Dakota,’ ” | FOR-SALE CHEAP—Good_ Majestic May 72%c to 72%c, E -Minneapolis, Dec. 26.—Potatoes Second 4%’s 98.40 May 11% 72% | New York, Dec. 26.—Call njoney| Quarter of Section 28 in Township 11-27—12-4-11-18.25—1-1| range, 1210 Avenue D. Phone 712 light wire inquiry, practically 20 linet 4a “S904 | July 7% = 72 strong: high 5%; low 4%; ruling 142 North, of Range 76, West, con- eZ ae ess 9 | demand or movement, market steady. me Grek Oey roe rate 4%; time loans steady; mixed | taining. acres, . . T ILO. < NEWS OF WALL STREET || ‘700 few sales to establish a market. Recond ae hae Dee. : 43% ~ 48% "| collateral '60-90 days 4% @ 6; four-| Dated November 21th 1922. Ho eo i oF pereace FORO a ee : : Fourth 4's ene Bey i ran Ae 5% |six months 4% @ 5; prime commer-| op wiee of Burleigh Goanty, North| “Notice is hereby given that that! were killed, including the command- New York, Det. 26.—Stock prices POTATOES STEADY . |Ungalled Victory 4%'s * y00.40/°" LARD few |cial paper 4%, Dakota, Sertain Eeyrigage executed and de-| er, ‘Colonel Canabate, and moré than continued upward on resumption, ‘of| ‘Chicago, Dec. 26—Potatoesssteady; |New 44's . + 100.00] Jan. ...+..10.65 10.70 67 ACI WOLFE & SCHNELLER, / Olive Jor ohe ers dosePhson and] ninety others injured when a mili- : ‘trading today after a three day holi-| receipts 54 cars; total U.S. ship- May ......1087 10.97 1087210921 since ene Oo Attorneys fdr Plaintiff, | Rogers, mortyagee eget? FL tary train out of egntrol ran down day. The demand embraced a wide|ments 613; Wisconsin sacked and Ae : RIBS : Jpnearolis, Dee. 26.—Right at the] Wahpeton, North Dakota. day of December, 1919, and fired fee | steep grade to a disasterous colli- list with the best gains being regis-| bulk round whites number 1, 80@95 DULUTH ‘CLOSE 10.75 fate esau sre tie a slack demand 41-27—12-4-11-18-25 | ord in the office of the Register | Sion with a freight near Onteniente tered in the copper, equipment, steel,| cwt.; Michigan sackéd and bulk} Duluth,. Minn., Dec. 26.—Closing (10.75 10.75 10.70-10.70} 1° S28 eat and premiums ruled TION jof Deeds of the County of Burleigh| Station, Valencia province today. oil and coal carrying railroad shares, {round whites number “tl, 80@90 cwt., | cash prices: Pee - 1 to,2 cents weaker because of the SUMMONS and State of North Dakota on the THEFT CHARGED d i i -{sacked rurais number 1, 100 cwt.; Jern $1.275% @ §1.31%; No. 1 amber| Minneapolis, Dec. 26,— demand. Considering the volume af] ' ty of; Burleigh. In District Court,| Mortgages on page 78, will be fore- + 9 FeO err eae eo tache: sacked. russets number 1, 140|durum 1.11% @ $1.17%; No. 2 am. Open. High. Low. “Olose, | receipts, the market showed a very! Fourth Judicial District. closed by a sale of the premises in TO 3 PERSONS Chemical, preferred, Transcontinent- | cwt. : ber durum $1.09% @. $1.15%; No, 1 WHEAT = good..ton. Durum whaet premiums! E. P. Quain and N. 0. Ramstad, such mortgage and heréinafter des- “al Oil, Baldwin, and Reading; Sub- durum $1.08%; No. 2 durum $1.01%;|Dec. ....121% 122 °.121% 2.122 }were steady in tone. Winter wheat|‘partners doing business as Quain & Eran at the front oor of the Court (By the Associated Press) stantial fractional gains also were U.S. BONDS No. 1 mixed durum’ $1.02% @ $1.11; May ....192. 122% 121% “92%, was featurcles: Ramstad Clinic, Plaintiffs, vs. Phil-/ Bouse in the County of Pariclet sand Fargo, N. D., Dee. 26—Mr. and [i y recorded by American Smelting,| New York, Dec. 26.—U. S. Govern-/%; No. 2 mixed durum $1.00% @|JSuly ....117% 118% 117% “f1a% Toe ip Douke, Defendant. of 2 o'clock p.m He "the 20th dae Mrs. \Victor Martin of Minneapolis - fY » "United States Aleohol, New York}ment bonds at 1 p. m. $1.09%; arrive December 99%c; No. : a MARKET DULL ‘The State of North Dakota to the] or January, 1923, to satisfy the|2nd Dorothy, Dyson of St. Cloud, / Central, Crucible ‘Steel, Pan Ameri-(3'4’s os slieeces -$100.6241 red. durum’ $1.00%. Dec. 38%] Dupluth, Dec. 26—Today’s market} above named defendant: amount due upon’ such mortgage on Minnesota, are in the Cass county can and Pacific Oils, There were a}Secona 4’s .. 98.40| Flaxseed on, track and. arrive De-| May 39% “39% | Was-an after-holiday affair with tra-) You are hereby. summoned to an-|the day of sale. The premises des-|Jail today charged with the theft of few weak spots, the most conspicu-| First. 4%’s .. ..+ 99.02] cember $2.60; arrive $2.56%; Decem- ding slow and on the listless order.| swer. the complaint in this’ action, a cribed in such mortgage and which|nearly $800 worth of goods from ous. of which was the two-point drop| Second 4%'s «+. 98.44 | ber $2.60 asked; January $2.56%.bid; | Dec. 81 82% | Prices mioved within narrow range,| copy of which is hereto attached and | will be sold to (satisfy the sume are Fargo department stores. They were in Maxwell Motors “A”, California| Third 4%’s .. 98.96 | May $2.44; July $2.41% bid. May .... 8 84 82% ~ 83% |but the price tendency was upward.|herewith served upon you, and to described as follows: The East Half committed to jail on $1,000 bond each Petroleumgand General Electgic also] Fourth 4%’s 98.89{ Oats No. 3 white track 39%e @ 41 ‘BARLEY Operations were curtailed. ‘ serve a.copy of your answer to said of the East half of Section 28; the|and will have their hearing Wed- i f * c ’ d 100.42 | %e. Dec. 59B 59% 59% 69% | The market was strong at the|/complaint upon the subscribers’ at| West half of Section 27 and the East|nesday December 27. were yeactionbry, Foreign exchanges |4%’s uncalled ~ 981. Neb asvyé-trackand anctve Dacemasl’eee Nooo SPEAR s. & © [close with final prices at their top| their offices in the city of Bismarck,| half of Section 33, all in’ Township é opened steady with little Bisiness be-]4%4’s new 99.9 ws ot tye track iand, arrive Decem bes ie nag 961 961 |for: the’ day. December ‘wheat closed Burleieh County, North Dakota, Hemgee of Range 76, W. There will Chi ’ C it 1 Fe deen Pati eee FLOUR MARKET Barley 45¢ @ 610. _ [May 012i 245 241 245. [unchanged at $1.21, nominally and] witihn thirty days after the service] he, due upon, such, mortgage, on the | China’s Capita 1 1” "Evidence of increasing confidence] Minneapolis, Dec. 26—Flour. - ——_—— , CORN May unchanged at $1.28 rominally. of this summons Upon you, exe usive | four hundred and.” forty-nine and Guarded by Police ‘in investment and speculative quart-!changed to.6 cents higher; in- car- CARLOT SALES \ Dec. ....65% 64 ees Sorom closed le up cH of the day of service; “| 77-100 dollars, together with the » ers was furnished by. the decided|load lots, family patents quoted. at| Minneapolis, Dec. .26—Range of $1.03%; May 1%c up at $1.05% and) of your failure to appear or an-/ costs awd disbursements at this fore- (By the Associated Press.) Peking, Dec. 26.—China’s capital is |now guarded by many soldiers who are credited either with reading the Bible or hearing lessons from it, General Feng Yu-Hsing, known as the christian general, who with- his troops recently moved from Honan province to take over the guarding of Peking, announces that about twenty per cent of his soldiers have professed christianity. As Gerleral Feng has about 30,000 men in his command, it is estimated 6,000 of them are somewhat familiar with the Bible. The general asserts he is an ar- dent christian and as such feels it * his duty to acquaint his followers regarding the Scriptures. During the fighting with Chang Tso-Lin last spring, General Fang, as_a support-» er of Wu Pei Fu, ordered his men to show no quarter to the enemy und he quoted the Bible to justify his stand. Shortly after General Feng left Honan a few weeks ago the bandits became active in kidnapping missionaries. : Ri —_—________.. | THE WEATHE OO For twenty-four hours ending noon today: Temperature at 7 a. m. Temperature at noon Highest yesterday . Lowest yesterday Lowest last night. IE GROUND! e ¢ | Mortgage and which will be sold to jsatisfy the same, are those certain | premises situated in the County cf | Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, land described as follows, to-wit: (The West Half of the South Enst | Quarter (W% SE%), and the South ee 1] Half. of the South West Quarter (S% SW%), of Section Twenty-Four (24), Township: One Hundred and at Wie \ OEUUUUUUTSOOGERURUUEEUGUUESTOUOCOUUUCOUUUOGTUOOUORAULSUOGOCESULEESUQOUUUENGHOUUL z Forty-One (141) North, of Ranye| Precipitation ... - : : a Seventy-Five (75) West ‘of ithe Sth| Highest wind velocity 4 ; P.M. ; > FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ‘And, whereas the mortgages. pro- WEATHER. FORECAST = 3 | vides that if default shall -be made| For Bismarck and vicinity: Pro- CONE BAC “MORROW in the payment of principal or inter-|bably fair _tonight_and Wednesday. | est when due, the mortgagee may de- clare the ,;whole amount of principal and intefest due and. payable, and whereas default exists. in that the |mortgagors have failed to pay in- j terest installment of $42.06 due 23rd {day of July 1922, and the mortgagee hereby declares the whole sum due and payable. |» That including the amount -herein | declared due there will be due on {such Mortgage at the date of sale ithe sum of Sixteen Hundred aud | Thirteen and 95-100 ($1613.95) Dol- lars. “THE FEDERAL LAND ‘BANK OF SAINT PAUL, Mortgagee. For North Dakota: Probably fair tonight and Wednesday; somewhat warmer ‘east portion. Weather Conditions The pressuré’is low over the Ca- nadian Rockies and’ in the southera Plains States. Light precipitation oc- curred in Colorado, Utah and in the Pacific Coast States, but elsewhere the weather is generally fgir. Moder- ate temperatures prevail in all sec- tions; SUCH A 6000 TIME T * DIDNST: DAN. ANY JF ATTENTION ‘To ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist, HIGH SCHOOL girl wants phice -to work for board and room.-Phone 870M. 12-26-1t | J. A--HYLAND, Attorney for Mortgagee, Bismarck, North. Dakota. 11-28—12-5-12-10-26—1-2.9 ST ANVULTTTVUAALUVEAUTURERTEAUORAE TAREE EEE AE FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath for light housekeeping. Phone 3463 or call at 408 10th St. 1-26-3t (By the Associated. Press.) Valencia, Spain, De. 26—Eleven members of the Viscaya regiment j Le ctonbeo