The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1923 MARKET NEWS RAINS FALL IN WEST AND DEPRESS PRICE Wheat Weaker in Tone on Trading Early Today on Chicago Board Chicago, May 16.— With general ov the winter crop belt ample supply of moisture sometime to come, wheat un- moderate declines early today. Spring crop conditions, too, were regarded as favorable, most of the seeding having been done. Trade was light and consist- ed more or less of simultaneous buying of May and selling of July. The opening, which ranged from \% to 5 cents lower with July $1147 to $1.15 and. September 3% to $1.-135% was followed by ht rally and. then by down- lower than before. ne decidedly favor- side of the wheat urket in the last half of the ses- sion. Bullish crop comments came from the winter wheat belt, not: | withstanding heavy rr: tention glso was given to prospects of a li- 1 reduction in spring wheat | re and to strength in the for- | cign market. Close firm 1% to 2! for derwent Po) cents net higher, July S117! OH and September $1154 lo} CHICAGO LIVESTOC | 16.—Hog receipts to 10 cents higher. receipts 7,000. Active, higher on most killing Beef steers and beef hei!- y 10 to 25 cents up. Top Fat cows strong to higher. Other classes generally steady. Country demand slow for stockers and feeders. Sheep receipts 11,000. Fed lambs ut\ven but sharply higher. Best ligit lambs- in fleece $17.00. Clip- ped handyweight lambs $1 BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by. S..ssell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, May 16, 1023. No. 1 Dark Northern . . 1 No. Spring ... wvenly cents $1.16 Lait . 1 Amber Durum 94 . 1 Mixed durum . 89 Red Durum ... 83 2.56 2.51 i 56 EAPOLIS GRA , May 16.—Wh re- compared with 266 ear ago. Cash No, $1.22% No. 1 dark northern oice to fancy $1.t to good to choice $1.30% t to good $1 July $1 Corn No. Oats No. 3 barley 53 to 62 to 62 cents; rye No. white ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK So. St. Paul, May 16.—Cattle re- ceipts 2,200. Market steady to strong on illing classes. Fat shg-stock $4.50 to $8.50. Canners ank cutters mostly $3-00 to $4.00. Bologna bulls largely $4.50 toj $5.00. Stockers and feeders about steady. Bulk $6.00 to $7.50. Calves receipts 3,600. Market 25 to 50 cents higher. Best lights mostly $7.75 to $8.25. 7 foe receipts 11,000. Market savlyaging steady to 10 cents high- er. Best 150 to 180 pound hogs to shippers $7.45. Good mixed light and butchers to shippers mostly $7.40. Some medium and heavy: butchers $7.00 to $7-25. Bulk pack- ing sows $6.00. Stage $4.50 to— $5.00. Pigs $7.00 to $7.10. THE OLDHOMETOWN- ' : Ss ; srancey’ \NEA SERVICE eae WHEN THE. FOLKS HEAR OLD VEPHOLLISTER sTamPne ‘ AROUND WITH HIS CANE, THEY KNOW HIS RHEUMATISM 1S ACTING UP AND THEY GIVE HIM PLENTY OF ROOM. — OUT OUR WAY WHY VES WALTER, SOMETIME WEN WE GOT SUMPN YOU LIKE, WY WELL DIVIDE uP AN YA WONT EVEN HAFTA AST US. WILL HE MARTY ? ISHED SAY NOT? . JAMESTOWN 51 YEARS OLD. Jamestown, N. D., May 16.—Fifty- one years old, last Wednesday, Jamestown or rather, the place that was to Become Jamestown, had its first glimpse of the man who a year — By Williams GOLLY YEG WALT, YOULL BE’SPRISED AT ALL TH THINGS WE'LL GWE YA (TH NEX TIME WE SEE YA. GOSH YA CN EASY GET MORE BREAD'N JAM. Re me, Jater was to be the first postmaster here. On May 9, 1873,.A. W. Kelley, father of Horatio W.. Kelley and Mrs. Jennie M. Chenery, of Jamestown, a merchant of Fort Totten hearing of the coming of the railroad that was to.eross the James river in this vi- cinity, came down from the north to verify the report. According to a French scientist, pipes, cigars and cigarcts aid the digestion. ; h phone’1011 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CIFY PROPERTY FOR SALE One story six room bungalow with Bath. Full cemented basement. Furnace heat. Water, light and Sewer. Oak jf Ploors in every room. South and West Front. Garage. Lot 50x200. Convenicnt to School. see us about this fine homme. Price $5,000, Terms, PRICE OWRBNS It will pay you to Phone 421 +o Eitinge Bik. W: WANTED AT ONCE—Girl for light MEL? WisTED—aALp RAILWAY MAIL, CLERKS WANTED for part of expenses; babies for adoption, Write for booklet, 4911 E, 27th St. Kansas City, Mo. FOR RENT—One nicely furnished. room in modern house for one o: | i 6-5-1mo,| two. Phone 346-J, or call 408 i 10th St 5-12-4t. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR R IN1 Two furnished rooms 0 SAL for light housekeeping. Phone 241- ; FOR SALE—Complete dining room} jy” gis. ast. St Waka | Ono, {ail size *brass bod) box) oe pring, hair mattress, new, two | ROOM D BOARD—One room size brass beds, one Singer sew-| suitable for two. “The Mohawk.” 14-5t. T—Large furnished room in modern house, 419 7th St. Phone 614-W. 5-B-tf ing machine, Monarch range, wa!l cabinet, birdseye maple dresser, clectrie fan, two flat irons, toast- er, vibrator, heading pad, kitchen s, aluminum ware, fruit] soapy = | rocks, ‘garden tools, sawa,} Ol) RENT — Two-foom apartment. Mrs. SI Toney, 16 Ave. B.| All conveniences, th St. Phone ) tig-at] 2% 5-10-1w R SALE—If taken at once. One large ouk rocker leather cushions $8.00; one day couch and matress one sagless spring one coil spring each $2.50; one single bed amall rooms, 404 Sth St Phone 512-J. 2-7-tf FOR RENT—Two room apartment. Bismarck Business College. Phone ton, Prop. Graduate of Mrs. I. Molleur’s Academy. Interviews by appointment. 5-12-2w | BARN FOR SALE—Frame barn { located at 416 Thayer St. Must | be moved to another location. Inquire of L. C. Craswell. Tele- ._S-14-1wk WANTED—To ‘borrow $8,600.00 on Brick Garage and modern dwell- Phone “Re $-15-lwk. WANTED TO RENT O RENT—Furnished or unfurnished 4 or 5-room house or apartment. Phone 842-J. 5 i ee AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SAL odge Bros, sales order “WANTED—Washing. ing. First mortgage. Write Tri-] contract for delivery within thirty bune No. 568. 5-12-2w | days of either touring car or sedan OR SALE—One new refrigerator,| ——if you want to bey assured of H tb. capacity. Reasonable, Cail} getting a Dodge this spring this is Phone 195-LJ. 5-11-lw Maxwell Touring car in Al condi- FoR” Tange, 32 Tribune. 5-14-tf wicker : ‘oupe, almost new. 5-12-1w ' WILL TRADE : 4 My five room modern, practically uew bungalow in the \ east part of the city for a five or six room house West of 7th St. House must be strictly modern, well located and comparatively new—Write P. O. B. 141, Bismarck, N. D. DOINGS OF THE | CALLE TO * GO-HOME IN ARE YOU GOING To LET ME: Your SELF- GooD NIGHT! ZG C2 4 NEA SPENCE wk. | FOR RENT—Two large and two| and springs $3.00; one single bar-} 183. 2-18-tf | rel shot. gun $6.00; one cream] FOR RENT—Roum, sel-sth ft. separater $10.00. These articles ; 5-14-Bt. are stored at Garrison Second | hand store. Call and sce them. WORK WANTED pees m7) ti Aas 3t) WANTED--Sewing by the day or at THE BRIGGS SEWING SHOP—1017| home. Reasonable prices. Phone ith St. Phone 871-W, Eva B. New- 832-M. 311 zn@ St. 6-14-1wk 7 2nd St. Phone 309-J. * your chance. Address W. H. Mil- | “Painters and decoraters, Morford | lard, Hazen, N. D. 6-11-lw land Lee. It would pay you to see us. | FOR SALE CHHAP—If taken al once (| NOTICE: OF “GAGE :jand Columb: ai ‘olunibus | and’ filed for record’in the office of {the Register “of ____ HOUSES WANTED si }) WANTHD—Have $800 and small car | as first, payment on house, with three or more bedrooms, but with- out inflation, H, H., Lock Box 96, e 5-15-10 | ‘ive rooth modern ‘house Phone 981-R,** 5-14-4t WANTED- by June SALESMEN WANTED > leline salesmen; sell | r trade in’ carlond! lots Sarn week's pay inan hour, Wash- | ington Coal Co,, Stock ‘Yards Sta- | | __tion, Chicago, ~~ Tt §-16-1t | ce ane ner eeaeennmegeae AGENTS WANTED | | to sell shirts direct | rn big money. Be | No ‘experience or wants agent f to wenrer, & your own bos * capital requ Write for + samples, Madison, Mills, 607 Broa | | | __way, New! York. T"5-16-1t FOR SAL2 OR RENT | HOUSES AND FLAT. | |FOR SALE—At $500 cash and, | Bismarck examination May 26.) house work. No heavy washings./ $45.00 per month including 7"% | | $1600 to, $2300 yearly and travel-| , Two in family. Phone 658. Call) interest. 5 room modern house, | | ing expens Position perman-| ‘tt 111 Ave A. o-14-3t./ south front, immediate |* ent. Write Mr. Ozment, 472 St. | sion. urchase: price | Louis, Mo. immediately. ROOMS FOR RENT. | Hedden Age Phone. 0. | | 4:30:15 FOR RENT=stWos alee fupilshed| -O8, SAUB—AS $400) ‘camm. $30,00) i rine F . ‘per month including interes | WANTED—At once, cook for cafe] rooms for housekeeping in mod-| 5 room modern bungalow \ | werk. Phone or write R. L, And-| ern house, Gas. 81 Front St.) nace heat. East front. Price | fee New Cafe, Underwood, Phone 437 5-16-3t.| $3900. Hedden Real Estate| : 5-16-6t. | FOR, RENT—Furaished and untur-| Phone 0. j WANTED—Night chef, Minute Luneh.| —nished, modern andy 5-room | Five room modern) rs. Georke Powers, not findins: 6-8-tf| apartments. Phone 905. Mrs.| hot water heat, base-}. chair handy, calls upon two ¢ | . W. McLean, -16-.f | eel Se aaa ae jher husband's elephants to make « | PERSONAL. NR > 2 oF ‘ ‘ i Aa sangy | SWing for her. This, as they waited | FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPIT-| ci for light house keeping. Go-' {edden Heal Eptate Ageney.|t4 take part in the Park Avenue | AL—For confihement, May work| Sth Street: Mrs, Ada — Rohrer. RGM All lev OEMs ociety cireus, New York City, (FOR SALE—At $1250 cash and per month including interes: room modern bungalow. front, double garage, tre 5|— Hast/ amount duc on such mortgage on tie built jday of sale | in — features. Price $5250.00.) described in | Medden Agency. | morta hich will be sold t FOR Five room modern |$® Hind 8 Gets cotta jouth front, trees, hed-| Fahiweye OuaTtar AB Le ees, age, good loca- (11), Township One Hundred | tion, 'y attractive. Pric y-two (142), Range Sevent | part Hedden Real E: | described as follows | Agen Phone 0. [menting at a point on th FOR SALE—8 room modern house,! of the townsite of Wing, | hot water heat. t front, lawn, |@"d 300 feet south of the northe, aa H ines, frait, Gal{cermer of Block Seven (7), of | vanes 2 nin | townsite, then ust 400 feet, thence age. price — $6000,! south 300 feet, thence west 400 feet, part cash, Hedden Agency.| thence north 300 feet to place of be- Phone 0. iginning, situate, lying and being in FOR SALE—6 room partly modern | Btrleigh county, North Dakota. bungalow. East front, furnace} ; ee Hk Ly eee vere a the a Melee €2g05 (Conditions of said mortgage, anc 200 cash. Special Optional | (it). “ow f the above described sreement until $500 paid then) premises notice as provided by law, contract. Hedden Agency. ;and the same not having been i FOR SALE—8 room partly modern | there will be due on such mortg house, barn, chicken house, ga-)0n the da he sum of | st front. Price $3150-.| Three Hundred ven and 42- h. Special Optionar |10W) Dollars (S317 agreement until $600 paid then| ~~ DE RCOr contra Hedden Agenc 5-15-1wk | SULLIVAN, HANL For SA —Seven-room modern Mandan, house and buildings on 421 and 423 (Xia Third street, suitable for stor _ } buildings, also small barn 1a enough for one horse for NOTICE TO CREDITOR further information call W In the Matter of the Erlenmeyer, 423 Third street. beth Catton, dece: a 5-16-Iw| Notice is hereby FOR RENT—Very desirable apart-| dersigned George ment, fully equipped for light|°f the estate of Elizabeth housekeeping; electric range for, l#te of the town of } cooking. Plenty of sunshine from! County of Sussex, and five windows, 801 4th St, Phone) Jersey, deceased, to the er ae 4043. Geo, W. Little. 4ig-tg] and all persons having claim } modern house, close in, furnished | within six months after the date of or unfurni Call 622 3rd St. | the first publication of this notice, | _Pho jto said executor, at the office of FOR fe rtment! G. F. Dullan, his resident agent, in | for light housekeeping, modern.| the city of IE Dak, { Murphy Apts. 2041-2 Dated May 15th, 192 ‘Be CORRE GEORGE N. Hig, \ First publication on the 16th day of May, A. D., 1923. 6th St. and Ave. A. Inquire of E.; T. Burke. 7-1m 5-16 FOR RENT—Two modern furnish — apartments. Phone 4043. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE mT: FORECLOSURE SALE : given that that executed and de NOTICE OF MORTGA FORECLOSURE SAU! hereby given that that e executed and de livered by ¢ 0. Mathison and Mary E. Mathison, his wife, mortga- gors, to Union Investment Compa ‘a corporation, mortgagee, dated the 16th day of October, 1917, and filed and State of North lfor record in the office of the Re-{25th day gister of Deeds in and for the Coun-|o'clock, P. ty-of Burleigh and State of North |151 st Kangas and Eva wife, mortgagors, to nion Investment Company. of 1polis, Minnesota, gagec, dated the Notice is certain mort ee December, 1917, und filed for record i Register of Burleigh, the n the office ‘of the jeeds_ of the County of S Dakota on of February, 1918 at nd recorded in Boo of Mortgages at page igned by said mortg: instrument [Greene of dated the 20th day of May, 1918, Dakota, on the Ist day of November, |2 1917 at ¥ o’clock, A. ~ fed in pa » and r Mortgages by said nrort- | Book 151 of e 56, and ned wee by an instrument in ing |filed for record in the office First National Bank of Water-| Register of Deeds in and for iville, a corporation, of Waterville,|Burleigh County, State of |Minnesota, dated the 27th day Dakota on the 17th of and filed for of the Register in and for said County {January, 192 ;1923 and recorded in Book 175 of i of ;Assignments at page 56, will ve foreclosed by a sale of the premises ‘Burleigh, and State of North in such mortg: and herein r ta on the 19th day of March, 192: scribed, at the front door of the 9 o'clock, A. M. and recorded in|Court House in the ity of Bis- Book 175 of Assignments at page 59, i will be foreclosed by a sale of th ‘premises in such mortgage hereinafter described, at the front!/day of June, 192 " door of the Court House in the City amount due upon said mortgage on of Bismarck, County of Burlei he day of sale. The premises de- ond Beate of North Dekata “et ibed in said mortghge and which sth day oan niae to satiaty the | Will be sold to satisfy the same are amount due upon said mortgage on | described as follows, to-wit: the day of sale. The premises | The Southwest quarter of Section |seribed in’said mortgage and which fourteen, Township One Hundred | Yall Be: sold to set thi game are | Forty-one, North, of Range Seventy- The Southeast quarter of Section “ix West, ‘tuated in the County of Two, Township one hundred forty- | Burleigh, and State of North Dakota. two, North of Range Seventy-seven, There will be due on such mortgage West, situated in, Burleigh county, | on the day of sale the sum of four- state of North Dakota. There will be | teen hundred fifty-nine and 69-100 due on such mortgage on the day of | dollars ($1,459.69), and the costs of sale the ner $1,975.73, and the | this. foreclosure. rek, in the County of Burleigh, nd State of North Dakota, at. the and /hour of two o'clock P. M. on the Sth to satisfy the costs of this (foreclosure, Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, Dated at Hjsmarck, North Dakotu| this 1st day of May, 1923. this 1st day of May, 1923. ! GEORGE E. GREENE, First National Bank, of Waterville | Assignee of Mortgagee. ‘Assignee of Mortgagee. | ¢ OLGEIRSON, By G. Olgeirson, ; Attorney for Beigace, of Mortgagee, Attorney for Assignee of Mort- ak eagee, Bismarck, North 6-23-30-6 6. | Bismarck, North Dakota. 5-2-9-16-23-30-6-6 EAL ESTATE .MORT- ECLOSURE SALE. Notice“is bereby given that that certain mortgage. made, executed delivered: by: Francis Jane Newman jewman, her husband, A FARMER'S CO-OP. ELEV. Manager. of twenty years exper- jence at both énds of the game wants . the’ management of a Co- tgagors, to “Jacol wen lort-| operative Elevator in Western dated’ Novenjber* 13th, 1919. North Dakota. Satisfactory refer- ences furnished. “in: and’ for | Deeds . gounty, North ‘Dakota, -n arene. Burlei C. Herbert, Noveniber 28th, 1919, 0. o'clock wit aad nly: wecoraed 15” Book Berlin, N. Dak. Tee of Mortage Deeds on 178; | 5-15-8t. will “be! oreelosed by a sale of the . {premises in’ suth mo: and here-) 6 ‘PRILLS : Vestees and frills ‘of organ Gi|hematitched beme-and the . af. om! hour’ of . two. o'clock : P a d- of eee ety? the jaily’ blue or’ lay Ys