The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1925, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925 - MARKETS _THE SEMAN TRIBUNE CASH WHEAT SHOWS NET lies WEEK LOSS aa VARY G! Gana Y, 5H, Breasted, America Organizations; Kelogy, secretary | i Financial Livestock WHEAT DROPS, BEAR RUMORS HIT CHICAGO) Optimistic Reports on Cana- n Crop Force General Selling Movement 5 nit. Mann, | direc is be conducted STOCKS SHOW STEADY TONE : schmann Touches a New , 925 High at Street lambs ore ston 859,000 in State Finan-| atement, $20, Not to Be Paid by Taxes ©! Conservative 'T Rule at Present Levels, ling Will Be! t ewes to pac ite $8.00, according to nd condition. ation of the ‘aide v tmounts of the ns who read. fit y which thes | indebtedness, is. fixed xt $26,859,000 | puld keep ‘in ' a meeting of film receipts four for all ages.) Mi resent lev mi new in the i 8, ranging. as . evening worship. de parment of i in speaking on the | loans on real Jexplained, and. will’ be paid when due Lord The Gh sry detail of the motion is expensive » who does know because he will dozen times in the cost re underwent a sharp set- undertone was di per cent at 8 to 15 een per cent at IL to 1) cents! pric On the Tower grates of caus a trading slow; h crop reports ftom attend this service, | a Uae nipt ned trict Saake REVERSED. mney, Attorneys Dakota, Weber & Fields 59,000 nicial spate- *s bonded mind that the toti 000 more than the |f ) will be called on to. pay, | . asures C. A. Fisher said 000 worth of bonds: ke: d by first | THEATRE ate, he | state bae © money collected on such TONIGHT O Although the state cred: | age: u it rit was pledged, along with the real : hen the bonds were sold, | the urity is worth more than the | ping given to persisten’ f export business and to possibi al and motor issues gave ome tn the city, we heartily invite | sume per bushel d Remember the | under bonds and would be a good nent, even if the state's cre was noticeable would sink to a shipping ba 1 55 pound weight oils. Closing was | proproximately 700,000: shares. pound weights. vets for the ex is only $6, represent bonds sold to co fand operate the state mill and ele nd bonds to h Dakota. All other i e been paid off at maturity. followed by a drop tha tember down to $1.58 and December 1 nist it. and Ave. C. ose of the weey r the week-end 01 cents under to 23 cons | ihe Pp Hida bald his anal s ha d what he would have had | ool at 9:45 a. BISMARCK GRAL rnished by Russell-Mi Ri improvement cents over Ch ae ness during the F COD jyains were 4 2 A reading room i J further under h i hedging pressure ined Uh for the tae. N From Cass Count ec of North Dakota, Plainviff and Respondent. ment continued marek, / dark northern + exCC it regal 8 yoand Satur from 2 to 4 to attend these J mixed durum ng and French Franc - declined on ther e offer- i way any a 1 pros ‘ution ag bootlegging pvisions were FIRST BAPTIST ¢ Corner Fourth St. an mnabar, itievehietort, of a strong cone 4 nvest- were In the light of these the actual bonded in- which must be paid from 0,000. These * truct —IN— “Against: nance the bank ues | | OF sU FREME COURT; vs. great West. . Defendant and Appel-| ae PAGE Hee I$ BACKED BY | : REAL ESTATE fees n of the Court by Johnson, 3 anson, Ch. J, dissenting. F. Shafe: r, Attorney Gen- North Dakota; ° Horner, State's Attorney and J. E. istant State’s Atto: ‘or Plaintiff and Re: | pondent, Fargo, North Dakota. |" Wood’ & Breaw, Attorneys for De- |fendant and Appellant, Fargo, North ax u All Odds” A thrilling story of the the defandagt is ¢ mee in the in- kokwim River in Pastor, 615 4th} Hard winter with s elling 1 ' Attraction must prove L at the mouth ‘of the that the d nt yold the liquid: known to science as ethyl al cohol and to the public or the trade us rain alcohol or spirit of wine. Where all the State's evidence show u trong demand with No, Je good wrotits by recovering mer- wt "SHELL CORN declined despite Commencing Monday Extraordinary at the compound or liquid is not fit Yellow White “ tissues showitt a retort made purposes, and its sale futhorized without u tax by the Federal government because it is 3 per cent of substance, vife rings to tial fractional gains on initial sales. Corn closed irr 2 musical program,” sical numbers will Be LIS ©. CAROL, CRAIN 1h. | passed, jie the possession of “Help Neto be! Muel *#Come Unto Me Ye | . GROUP WILL discount under] ¢ rlot Kar corn 6 cents under shell foreign in ethyl or grain al- is, not “alcohol” he contemplation of Sec. 68, S. 1 A Song of Victory.” the Prayer Pe ( Coma Naad WITH LEAGUE OF NATIONS DULUTH CL renee ene en te has wholly failed to prove the offense than averag the Property regenaively He found. MacDonald tly ever one of the veins. 800 pound Mutelt | was not in eviden Bayer Jacobson i lo by Meyers Pi All welcome to these cS EPISCOPAL TRCH its off and Duru 1 o equipments are a S14 Mandan A Rutter barely “ees st y during the two previous « _Hittle support made the et it, wenk tw. uneve nly yearlings and ts now on the mark AN CHURCH standard for many years. Sunday Specials STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM English Famguaage it Shot and. Se jent’ of the Inter the German langu: ber productio St n ing further readjust- Lorado ‘aft, ‘men rd in response to we i" seed traded slow and ca Crushers were not in the m extent, and pit of Auditorium 5 Pie shots fat cows, ean ad cutter ste: night except | Don’t fret! Keep cool! Eat ~ SHREDDED and December 1 cent, d steers ee 6 da k northern Second C ‘oming: canners ana cutters $3. veal calves $1 5 1-2 to si 741-2; T northern ar- 1 amber durum $1.40 8. 81.58 "BoA P. back of auditorium. TRINITY pal LISH Mandan, N. Dak. LUTHERAN News n, Pastor Gotnersaverserc Sunday morning at 11. INNEAPOLIS CASH G oe Ati $1.88 ed with 216 showing most In the evening the pastor will be -8; good to choice e giving a talk to the | ordinary tolat Turtle L white, arrive hard spring $ ned the house | aid ‘yearlings. most “O hou that art na t f Jacob.” Is the spirit of th ed? Are these his doini 5! not my words do good to Hi Ikéth uprightly? Mi All. welcome. EVANGELICAL CHURCH Corner Seventh and Ross- . F. Strytz, pastor. | e: 8 ambs, both fat and Natives to $15.25 Culls $11.00 @ SILA ss F14.50 $1 2 o rlings wethers $11 oo p Se Sirniber new $1 1A to $1.06 1-4, MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING i s—Wheat prices ble technical position and of new future’ in the news than he: of real beatish development sagged gradually liquidations ‘with a break 1 to 2 5-8 cent: y 1-8 over low, nds for night. idence that g oul range are summer, that present 1 ng in a measui Oven High Low Close 1.59 ave been good thi COOK’S GROCERY. THE “BIG” LITTLE STORE cents on hed ging | pressure and poor. support. as lower on a weak cash school at 10:30 a. spel message at 11 ical Leagues of Chri tlan Endeavor: meet a The Intermediate Leagu in the church parlors and the Senior L ing in the: class’ room : September flaxseed wa PHONE 306 512 Ave. D. _ audvantage of the future, is found in a this week's cattle run both here and TPOMATCES—CUCUMBERS—CARROT . CORN—CABBAGE—GREE — ‘MAL. AGA GRAPES ae co CORD GRAPES—BANANAS—ORAN( —APPLES—BLACKBERRIES of the church. N PEPPERS Miss Luella Bremer the week the ee run total ivitation to! all. PEACHES — PLUMS PRESBYTERIAN . Junior church school. 307 a.m. Morning worship. Rye was easy to Barley was weak, 2 its lower early and ts lower later. to 2 cents lower, yea ypically charae- ie of the fall range movement, and Montana offerings mar: bulk of the supply, jor portion of en were in stocker and feeder air delegation ‘ the The local run was ian Awakednes: Peaches, Per Crate. ‘10. :Pound G loth Bag, Why Carry?’ heuine up the eipts 19,498 tubs 0 1-2; standards .4 9 1-2 to 40; firsts .: 39; seconds 37 to 38. nus rother departinents of 1 i DAKOTA MOTOR, COMPANY HAS NEW LOCATION Sales Company “this afternoon RC lah who have in ows of people vi £ hristian Endeavor. We Deliver Free of Charge. INTHE DOOR OIL BURNER Demonstration AND MONDAY -Come and see the latest scientific development in of) heating. ; Burn any Fuel you wish on the grates, any time as usual, ove } whe the burner is in gperation,-as the grates are not removed % znd'the furnace changed ty any way. GALVIN PLUMBING & HEATING 112 THIRD STREET Leweven, andi better inde Daring the Unseen. ers and’ feeders held steady the period while lower gra sof a peddling basis. The pastor, who has returned from APOLIS FLLOUR . 16.-—Flour 10 tol ad lots family | 7 to $9.10 als opened for’ busin 25 cents lower; patents: quoted at to re these privileges of worship with the congregation. ‘| Mandan Boy-Hurt : in Wagon Mishap; . Aug. 15,—()— When’ the ten-year-old-san ‘of Valen- inftine Bender dozed- ng the appear-| gravel load, he slipped ‘from h beneath the wheels. n by the glass front) broken arm, broken ley Palms and greenery | internal muking| uoCnty sem snenaean i ‘Schutls H. K. Jensen, ‘he. was rushed to a hos- He auffered ; hogs 800 and e on and evening, reached $9.15. wi from $7.50 tv $8.40, by INNEAPOLIS: POTATOES t5--Light wire! demand light, market. weak- | Carloads delivered: sales, freight only deducted, Minneapolis and St. Paul rate sacked ewt., early Ohio, U. No. 1 size, considerably ae kers and | Minneapolis, went to killers from $6.00 to $7.60, with well conditioned heavy grass steers from $8.00 to $9.00, Corn fed kinds were in too limited supply to justify men- tion, such kinds being on a ally strong to higher basis in line with conditions elsewhere. Rank and file of grass cows and heifers clear- cd at $4.00 to $6.00, with best weigh $1 Montana cows around Heifers hate to logna bulls closed calf trade ‘has m2 from the former place of busi 107 Fifth street, to the 1 Main a _necessi' is decorated as che sat. on 2 light colors, incre ance. of spaciousne: given the ro and high walls. are arranged a delightful one. e opening today the man- agenent. of the Dakota Auto Sales] loss‘ of ‘blood, but -ph company are showing the 1926 Olds-|he will_recover. moblie models, “touring ‘ears, coaches TONIGH' PAGO. CASH GRAIN and Rete! cage, Aug. 1.68%; 2 hard Mel to No, 2 mixed $1.06; 07 $1.07. Oats No. 2 white: 40% to 43c; No. 3 white 40% to 41%c; rye non % ley 73 to 8le; timothy se barley 73 to 81c. Clover seed $19.50 to’ $27.25. Lard! $17.27. Ribs $19.00. READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS ° $3.00 “to $4.00; ives Been fluctuating ina highly erratic ‘ashion.this week, ¢losing with: best ients at $11.75. to $12.26, or about $1.50 above a week ago. Hogs are winding Ro. sicouerty a8 ~for the week with Nutcher se bacon holdings at $13.25 ” Weber & Fields in “Friend, a Theatre ly. Enemies,’ commencing -Mon READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS ' Weber & Fields in in 1 “Friend: ly Enemies.” Capitol Theatre commencing Monday. “Bellies $22.00. 923. Tt is as de Sexpert with mpound, and the ICE CREAM & Pink) ; PURITY DAIRY One of the most delightful pictures years. AWord About Roofs— We've shown a number of people in this neighborhood how casy it is to’ make ‘their homes more attractive with ‘colorful roofs. ‘And this for less money “than they would ordinarily pay for roofs that look commonplace and dull. “For Barrett Shingles, with their Weather-surface of everlasting slate in dark red, moss green or blue-black, are surprisingly economical. | Moreover,} they’re rot-proof and rust-proof—never need painting or'staining. Fire-safe, too —proof against sparks and embers. ROOFINGS We've.never yet seen a Barrett Roof: that didn’t give its owners ‘satisfaction. And we've had a i gusoy yea experience with Barrett Shingles “you, pap find every quality. of a (good roof. r+ Come in and see the different fypes: of ; Barrett Roofings—a “type ‘suitable for your home, )., your farm or your factory. St. Hilaire Lumber Company 5 Gorman Sixth &. Main HBS, The Bismarck Y: ww. E. By from, Manager taining and completely