The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1923, Page 7

\ { | | ago, Feb. 17.—Fresh upturns in the 7 of wheat took place in early dealings. No renewal ‘of hea- vy selling. Weather conditions in winter wheat belt acted as han- to hears, Openings from %%c to nd ‘ke highe - 4 ‘i PORE ROUEN AER, FLOUR UNCHANGED apolis, Feb. 17—Flour un-| changed. Shipments 41,902. barrels. | Bran $26 to $28 an 2-9-}m PAGE SEVEN oe § r ) \ MARKET NEWS a “BALOON GOLF” IN SNOW f WHEAT PRICE cary 3 { WANTEp— wae AGENTS WANTED L MEN «wanted: “fer “Detective. work. | WE HAVE SOME. territory open for Bei a : Experience .unpecessary.. Write J.| agents and salesmen to sell man’s | ai : 1 A’): Ganpry former Gov't, Detective, St.| hand tailored, auits, $18.50 up. / ty i \ , Lo 4 i Fl 2-3-1t Spring samples ready. Some agents | he : : R clean up $40.00 daily; no experi-! hg A A Rc , : 3 KELP WANTED—FEMALE ence, necessary. Write quick. John} g | ‘ GIRLS, SEW YOUR, WAY through| Bond Tailoring Co, Denver, Colo t . college. ‘The Briggs School of] AGENTS—“The Leader”, $3.95) i aX Py, Dressmaking will teach you how | raincoat. Every man buys. Com- | Six weeks course in French dress-| missions advaneéd: We Jleliver | making, practical. sewing and! and collect. $20.00 daily profit needléwork, Only thirty-five dol-| easy. GLOBE RAINCOAT, 1315 lars for a life time of knowledge.| So., Oakley, Chicago. | Phone 871W, 1017 7th St, Bis- > 2-17-1t earch, AGENTS + WANTED— Instant | bain i opal SE IE Rubber Repair stands time's! WOMEN AND MEN—Copy names] test, unexcelled for, inner tubes, and addresses for us during spare} casings, other. rubber _ ware. time at home; honest sincere Agents or retail. Ready Rubber workers may earn substantial] Repair, 975° Wakefield, St. Paul, weekly income; experience unne-| Minn, - ws 17-1 ¢ nothing to sell. Coopera-| WE WILL pay you to distribute re- e Service Bureau, Dept. 212,) jigious jiterature in your commun- B54 Sheridan Rd., Chicago. ity. Steady work. Man or woman. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicag Feb. 17. tle re- cipts 11,000. Compared with a week} beef steers and yearlings mostly | to 25 cents lowe: ba Sit 2-17-1t) Experience Atmnecessary. Act | WE NEED" immediately District quickly. Universal Bible House, | val Managers and local salesmen. Per;| Philadelphia, ‘ ‘ep receipts 1,000, Mostly di- n manent co . Extraordinar rett today, Compared to a week ago , Sontdhiee eB earning: ____SALESMEN WANTED cds bulk lambs strong to 25 cents high-j 4 y Intelligence surpasses experience.| SALES) 11 towns, for by er. , : 3 Sf a Washington Conipany 682 Rust| far best fitting, richest looking, Hog receipts 10,000. Weak to off. Building, Tacoma, Wash. soft as silk, all wool, made to! to 30 cents lower than . WANTED —Lady agent, local and| vorder men’s suits, (guaranteed) | lls ‘ p travel. Attractive proposition sul-| &t wholesale price $27.50. We ary or commisshen. No delivering| ‘eliver, collect, furnish adverti or collecting, For, interview cat.| (1H. $80 to $1.00 weekly. ‘Tail-| Broulvegy Cit, em ese] Outfit shipped for FREE exam: Ein Dateaehcg Mire 2S Es es ination. Wholesale Direct Tail- WANTED—Women to do fancy work} ors, Dept. 10, Buffalo, N. Y. at home. Good pay. Materials fur- ' 2-17-1t nished. _Sclf-addressed stamped | envelopes brings particulars. Flor- Snétgetic Tian tolaell, high |. Liberal ; ence Art Goods Co. Cambridge line exclusive Art Calen-| Same to Express Office. baal VSO aR eis eal ue UR ee s and direct advertisin, ie TYPISTS Harn’ 325-9100 __weekly,| vice for estab. house, to all lines Downtown one left hand spare time, copying authors’ man- business. Liberal comm. Big mks nm ; $1 reward for uscripts. Write R. J. Carnes, Au-] chance build; permanent year| return to E. G. nner, 611 5th gent, Tallapoosa, Ga. for] yound business. Give age and) S' 2-16. : none. Compared) pa experience,» John Baumgarth| a j 76 cents high-| . WANTED—Competent maid for gen-| Co, 1219 Washington, Chicago. | MISCELLANEOUS. on page 87 ony eat s today largely $10.90 eral housework, 802 Ave. B. ae nee 2-17-1t| MR. BUILDER—1 show you how| and said mortgage will be forcelosed ve i a 5 2-13-1W | SALESMAN—If you want $6000| the enue of your apartment|by a sale of the premises in sucht , Hox receipts 5,000. Market averag-| WANTED—ixperienced waitress at]. this year, write now. Strong line! building or bungalow can be in-| mortgage and hereinafter described, ing about 10 to 15 cents lower. Range Ohio Cafe, for ‘retail stor Nationally} creased 25 per gent through the|at the front door of the court house, 50 to $8.00. Pigs She vet cbse 2-15-3t} advertised; established concern.| use of Murphy 1@h-Dor ee Steel in a ie ior eee a au Reng: s, none. Market about ibe’ tekly ° i ciehie inemnGh .|ty of Burleigh and State of North steady. Compared with a week ago, WANTED — Experienced girl for} iberal Wi us) Moet remote, aude ironing Hone Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock market closing generally _ steady. housework. Phone 874-R. 2-16-2t) 1999 Heuclid, Cleveland, Ohio. Good and choice lambs this week 5 é 553. 2-17-1t. Co ee OF Be aS sda ae EN To. sell stores, hos. | door.” A. J. Ostrander, Bismarel,| date of sale, The premises described —Roons chenette} pitals, self-heating waterless} N. D. in such mortgage, and which will be nicely furnished; also small sleep-| hot bag. Necessity in sickness aa ane, — id to satisfy the same are situated ing porch, 411 5th St. Phone 273. | and health, indoors and out.|4 AVP two headed cow. | Hotse.| in the County of Burleigh and State 217-1w| PRESTOPAD, 303 W. Chicago, Mule. Freak animals of all des-| of North Dakota, and are described Bismarck, Feb, 17, 19234 Son RE r ZT two| _Ave., Chicago. SIT Te | cription 1 will buy, send your low-| as follows, to-wit: No. 1 dark northern FOR RENT—Two large and two 2 . \ qf OWT] S, est price in first letter and a pho-| The Southeast quarter (SE%) of . 1 northern spring . hal, : \ r small rooms, 404 6th St. Phone WANTED ES calesniaa for general| to, John A, McGinnis, 385 3th Ave.| Section Twenty (20) in Township . 1 amber durum . tot \ Nes . 512-J. . 2-7-tt store, must have some experience, ee pi North, §. Petersburg, Florida. One Hundred forty-two (142) North, 1 mixed durum . OR RENT—Two room apartment.) 8nd speak-German. ‘Good salary to| Sera 5 “7a | of Range Sevent (76) , of A A FOR SALE—Pure Bred R. C. White |?) oy any Le a 1 red durum Hismarck Business College. Phone} Tight man. € full particulars, “Wyandotte. Pullets $1.25. each, | {&¢ Fifth Principal Meridian, con- 1 flax 2-12-1£| age, reference, ete. Address 524 at Bi Aen eh a taining 160 ac: more or less, . nthe Tbe 19 ‘ 9 | Some o! ese sare’ laying. SO *) cording to the United States G 2 flax FOR RENT—Room in modern|_care Bismarck Tribune, _ _2-17-1t) few cockerels left at §1.25. J. J.| ernment survey thereof. 1 rye home. Phone 512R, 409 5th St. | SALESBOARD SALESMEN—Make; Peterson, Hazelton, N. Dak. There will be due on Yy Uf PH 2-16-2t| $150.00 to $200.00 per week sell-| 2-17-3t | gage at the date of sale the CITY WHEAT y \ ; s——! ing our quality assortments. Cre-| FAIRMOUNT 7 Seventeen hundred forty- } , ‘ maternity hospital—| peventecn hundred’ forty-thi « » ’Minneupolis, Feb. 17.—Wheat re- dit on repeats. Iowa Novelty Com- " a ent. J * f ars and forty-six ($1743.46) cents, ee bre aeATe Wibentira, BUSINESS CHANCES anys Second iiloor, (ively TREAE|| Tory conmements (rane Wome LOE ee J EE Berk, SELaEneReniabiea teegadon together with the costs and expen- ‘i "FOR SALE—A good little busine : PEinie Wi art of expenses, Babies | ses of foreclosure. No. 1 north- FOF Bisinarck showing good profits, (Te bide; La Crosse, Wise. __| tion. Write for Booklet. 4911 £.|” Dated January 16, 1923, May $1.21; July Héguives about $800 to. handle. | WANTED—Three energetic sal 27th St. Kansas City, Mo. THE NORTHERN’ TRUST COM- Will stand strict investigation.| ™en- Must have good reference; | J PANY, a corporation. wan j ineds | ¢xPerience. unnecessary. National) ZOR--SALET One rai ; ; Mortgagee. apace eee See ness! Tailors, 111\ 6th St, Bismarck. | Fargo, North Dakota. ESTOCK | Cattle re-! with a week Common and med When a golfer is determined to play, snow can’t block him. These golfers at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club, Rye, N,’ Y., have attached balloons to their golf balls so they can tell where the balls drop. Yes, they admit the balloons retard the drive a little. eto BO cen nners, cutters and bologna! bulls strong to around 25 ce’ higher, ockers and feeders nomi ady. Quotations at the close! a ows: Common and medium} beef steers $6.00 to $8.75, Butcher| cows and heifers $4.00 to $8.00. Bulx 7 Wd ‘TRE MUSIC TEACHER FROM HOOTSTOWN WAS DELAYED TODAY, KEEPING HIS PUPILS WAITING For. MORE THAN Two HKovrRs— reward for return of | by John M. Hanson and Effie L. I son, his wife, mortgagors, to The Northern Trust Company, a corpor- ation of Fargo, North Dakota, mort- gagee, dyted October 22nd, A.D. 1917, filed for record in the office Register Of Deeds of Burleigh y, North Dakota, on the 30th November A. D, 1917, at 10 recorded in STANLEY QGig NEA SERVICE a SAY BOSS, AHS GOT “NOUGH DENTS IN MAH HIDE, “THOOT FIXIN HIM SO HE KIN PUNCH HOLES 1S A CRIME LETTIN’ THAT MULE SKID LIKE THAT? WHY ° DONT YOu HAVE HIM SHARP SHOD some of my efficient floor plans. | in the’ afternoon, on the 27th day They tell the tale, Call or write| of February 192%, ‘to’ satisty. the the man with the “bed behind the] amount due on such mortgage at the BI ARCK GRAIN « (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) ; No. 2 dark north- Corn No. 3 yel- ¢; oats No. 3 white range, almost new; one wire fold- ROLLIN WELCH s Phone 201, 2-17-3t i . 3 . a abarieyalc! : : G 526, ing bed, one dining room table. Sheriff of Burleigh County. Ble torsibeees flax a ame) ‘ : } 2-16-lw WANTED — Salesman and eollector.! Call at 47 Thayer St. 2-16 (ortheDALeie ‘ 3 to $306%. ate DUKE MUNYON, son of late Dr.[ Singer Sewing Machine Co. Bix | FOR SALE—Must sell at once furn-| PIERCE, 1 CUPLER & 2-7-2w | STAMBAUGH, Attorneys for Mortgagee, Fargo, North Dak 1 ge Pi, ; Ag y [ : Munyon has discovered quick act-|__marck: N. D, : VEN MOHALL BUILDINGS ¥ ing remedy. Will instruct, start, LAND i in Patent AN ARE SWEPT BY FLAMES Medidne Business. “Address, Duke| FARMS FOR_RENT and Tands for MUR Iba aetna ree ucni tates Bey Bere Tae oeAtian intemal good condition, reasonable price. . SALE ot bine’ connéition wit’ in| on esay terms, write,|The Gainea| Call 815 4th St., or phone 404M. E BY ADVER' at.‘the Mines and benefit accord-| Land Co., Bismarck, N. D. nae St PR oe Arn Oc ingly. Write today giving details -10-Dt | =| livered by Roland White Bradshaw business experience. C. M. Garri-] FARM WANTED—If you have a good | NOTICE OF SALE IN FORECLOS-|t® the Bismarck Loan and Iavest- son, Bayard, New Mexico. farm in North Dakota for sale at URE BY ADVERTISEMENAT ment Company, a corporation dated 2-17-1t| bargain, write me with deserip- ishings of five room house. Ave C. Phone 766W, \ FOR SALE—1 Brussels rug § Mohall, N. D., Feb. 17,—Swept be- yond control hy a stroke wind, fire here carly yesterday destroyed seven! buildings, most of them of frame con- « struction, causing an estimated dam- age of betwen $40,000 and $50,000. Most of the loss is reported to be OF SALE I éqvered by insurance. DENMARK AGAIN DOING BUSI- NESS WITH RUSSIA Copenhagen, Feb. 17—Danis’a an- togonism against reestablishing commercial relations with Russia is gradually ‘decreasing, and regular between the two countries, agriculture. An indication of the trend of trade on a moderate scale is pro-| events is seen in the recent visit to ceeding despite the fact that no| Denmark of Doctor Ossinisky, direc-| ods interested hi most, Doctor Os- 4 trade agreement has yet been made | tor of the Russian Commi it for | sinisky said the way in which. one Replying to the As-| of the hig country estates, formerly \ 1 sociated Press correspondents quer$| owned by a Danish nobleman; has as to which feature of Danish meth- A mee r ' WAGH FUNK SHOULD HAVE. BOXING . GLOVES ON HIS MOLE been split up into small holdings; FOR RENT— Unfurnished apart- ments at Rose Apartments. Sec|LOST—Two ten dollar bills Hep t otal beer any al estat : y tween First Guaranty Bank and| ises described in such mortgage and Express. Office on Broadway greatly appealed to him. |“? n i pseu Ca ae reallly janitor. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results + FOR 8AL3 OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR *RENT—Modern house, five Lost vooms and bath room, upper 6th street. “Phone 90. F. H. Register. Queen, Arkansas. 2-16-3t reward. tion and price, John Baker, De- 2-17-1t| Bismarck Loan and Investment Con- LOST—$20 bill around by postoifice | Tecord in the office of the Register or Main and Broadway. please return to Tribune, rece Finder | of Deeds of Burleigh County, on the “| o'clock A. M. and recorded in Book Notice is hereby given that that certain mortgage executed and de- livered by Louis Martinuson to the pany a corporation dated the 19th day of January, 1920 and filed for Oth day of January 1920 at 11:20 146 of Mortgages on page 225, wili be foreclosed by sale of the prem- hereinafter described at the front door of the Court House in the city of Bismarck, in the County of Bur- leigh, and State of North Dakota at the 27th day of February 1920 und filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds in Burleigh Coun- ty, North Dakota on the 11th day of March, 1920, at 11 o'clock a. m. and was recorded in Book 146 of Mortgages on page 240, will be fore- closed by a sale of the premises de- scribed in such mortgage and here- inagter described at the front door of the court house in the city of Bis- marck, county Burleigh, State of North Dakota, at the hour of 19 o'clock in the forenoon on the 20th day of February, A. D., 1923, to sat- DOINGS OF THE DUFFS -HELLO, OLIVIA, HOW } OH HELLO, ARE You ? 1S DORIS, COME IN- HELEN HOME? / WHY HELEN IS = LYING DOWN JUST NOW Doris Has His Number ie nah WHAT HAVE You. \ OH.WILBUR' TOOK ME BEEN DOING “TO. A DANCE LAST NIGi LATELY, DORIS 2.7 AND I LEARNED A NEW f te of Nort) at! isfy the amount due upon such mort- BY ALLMAN | tis four cx in crcloat in the fore-| coe. and which will be sold to sate --—., | D. 1923 to satisfy the amount due| isfy the same, are described as fol- upon such mortgage on the date of | lows, to-wit: sale, The premises described in such| Lots five (5), six (6), seven (7), | mortgage and which will be sold to| and eight (8), in block forty (40) of 1CAN TELL | gatisty “the same are described as| Plannery and. Wetherby's Hot , | follows io-wit: ¢ ahd: f Wisi WHEN HE'S |"*Lots thirteen (13) and Fourteen] (op Gn righ marek, North Da- LYING EVERY | 4) in Block’ one hundred thirty-| cogs i2 Burleigh County, North Da: ic HOW ARE You AND} .WE HAVE BEEN WILBUR GETTING ). maRRIED NEARLY , ALONG THESE. TWO YEARS. NOW DAYS, DORIS? 7 AND HE HAS NEVER WELL; THAT’S NICE, I'M GLAD- To HEAR IT eu, L f AO cd i STEP + YouJusT GO . SIDEWAYS WITH YouR. FEET LIKE THAT- , DECEIVED ME YET- FRECKLES AND HI8 FRIENDS 110 saaagvoegsonii re y= FLYS. BY LILES - UGHTNING ase 1S; eh coer Time ! | two (182) of Williams Addition to the ; city of Bismarck, North Dakota. Said land located in Burleigh County, North Dakota. Thereswill be duc on such mort- gage on the date of sale the sum of $566.17 in addition to the costs and | expenses of the sale including attor- {nevs fees, ’ Dated Jan. 17, 1923. BISMARCK LOAN AND INVEST- MENT CO., A Corporation, i Mortgagee. F, E, McCURDY, Attorney for Mortgagee, Bismarck, N. -17—2-4-3-3-10-17-24 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- ty of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth Judicial District. Christ Peat Christenson, Plaintiff, vs. Sarah Talent Christenson, De- fendant. The State of North Dakota to the above named defendant: 5 You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint of'the plaintiff, a true copy whereof is hereunto an- nexed and herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your said}. answer upon the subscriber at his office, mentioned below, within thir- ty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service, and in the event of your failure to aypear or answer) the plaintiff will take judgment against you, by default, for the re- lief demanded in thé complaint. Dated at Wilton. -North Dakota, this 14th ros of Novembe?, . C, BRADLI NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FQRECLO-: a , SURE SALE . Notice is hereby given that de- fault has been le in the terms} and cggditions of wee certain mort- gage, Gade, executed and delivored | There will be due on such mort- gage on the date of ale the sum of $451.60 in addition“to the costs and carenics of sale including attorney’s ees, Bismarck Loan and Investment Co. Mortgagee. F, E, McCurdy, Attorney for Mortgagee, Bismarck, N. D. 1 20,27:2-3,10,17, NEW SWEATERS Open-work “ stripes, or filet lace effects are featured on ‘the most elaborate sweaters. The slip-on model adapts itself particularly to such elaboration. ASKS DIVORCE Mrs.’ Rosanne Baxter, cnt of the late Admiral Dewey, has filed suit fot divorce against her husband in San Francl