The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1995 Grain Livestock WHEAT SCORES NEW ADVANCE *:: Dec, May _ Purchasing Kenewed By One |p,’ Who Has Been Selling— |“! Corn Also Goes Upward By Associated Presa Leased Wire. MINNEAPOLIS G RAIN (October 28) TABLE Wheat Low SLAG Ty LAG ts Close 17 CHICAGO MARKET (October TABLE , reports at rain | Victoria and On the other action of the 1 ly due to! ayed at Liverpool co up turn on this side atic, Chis ing prices, which ranged tine to cent advance, . December to $1.50! were fol- back in rise to AO for Dec May July Corn Dee, May duly Oat Dee. May urgently ew South and, he: t slight further and then 2 for December and wpathized with wheat. Atte! >}! at ‘a off to up, De corn alt around, ber touehine s were inclined to lag as c red with w ne corn, Star’ » Decembe NEW YORK S (Closing Prices) notwithst lues. power e wants, drop ater buyin hausted when Hers had became ex of previous heen pplied. Then! Ain. me mare aggressive turned down grad p corn market eased dc ined, Corn close onda Cop, son Coast dwin Line Loco Oh CLOSE DAY'S polis, prices holding n level with a half hour of trading to go. Cash high protein and h spring sold 1 cont better with the 1 the marcet ter wheat hie. & Northweste i Davison Che Dodge Bros. ent hagcher. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Oct. (US DOA) Hogs 20,006 r 1 3 light General r opi cents G d choice 160 to $1190 to $11.10; select.ons tapped at ¢ a I t0/ Hudson Motors ilinois € 5 pound we «140 pound ; 40 to 50 pound ro ht ho; 0.99 to light sows 11,00 ; ‘Lehigh V. beiter grade fed Louisville some weakness on | Mack Tre top matured steers) Marland Oil ugs held around | Mex ‘ on wester id bologna \d_canners rd ra early 3 se y 3 Little done active, most ad- bulk bet- comeback i fat lambs strong to 25 cents higher; vance on shipping account; and lamb i fa Phil & Rdg. € Phillips Pet. . Pure Oil Radio Corp .. iene on fi ing le light feeders on sa SOUTH South St. Cattle 2.960 fat steers and low geade she stock tly lower, Other killing dy; stockers and classe! Reynolds Jers | ( Wu Se iheen Gey dard Oil, Pati ndard Oil, lights 11.00 to 11.50. srewure a War “Hogs 19,000; mostly better 140 to 260 10.50 to 10. Dulk dod 25 lower pound pigs 12.003 10.45, weight bulk better untrimmed Sat ewes ewes Rubber Steel pid. “A” fat nati kinds 5.00 3 hew to nolive Standard Oil ind.) G. N. Ore : Too Late To Ciassify y FOR RENT—Piano. Phone 442M af- . m. 10-28-1w FOR SALE-—Office furniture, writers and etc. Room No. kins Bldg. Telephone 605. (USD quiry; rloads deducted ate sacked o, Land part- few high Minneapolis, Oc O A)—Potatoes demand, market delivered sales Minneapolis and St. ewt round whites U.S. graded $3,05 to $3.1 aw FOR RE Roems in modern hot , 818-6th Phone 485LM. VANTED—Young man, iety Store. 10-28-3t FOR SALE—Fine large kerosenc Phone 972R or eall at 515- LOST—Brown curly water Spaniel 23 had collar on, with initial Aree Atlant Gianene sirasbure, Write me for reward. M. F. Ag- new. Menoken, N. Dak, 19-28 1w FURNITURE FOR | SALE—Ice _ box, phonograph, kitchen cabinet, kitch- en table, card table, china’ closet, heating stove, clothes rack, dress- er, chiffonier, wardrobe, complete bed with mattress, bookcase, lino- leum. large rug. Mrs, Zvorist, 307- 8. 7th: Phone 949. 10°28-1t “Ground Gripper” shoes are a man’s most valuable as- set. Sold exclusively by Alex 3 Arcade Vai + egEs pnanead rece EAPOLIS FLOUR polis, Oct. 28,—(P)—F 10 to 15 cents higher; in carload rel in 98 pound cotton. sacks> shige ménte 4/567 barrels, Bran, $2400. CHICAGO POULTRY i e weak on hens, steady on| ings; receipts 11 cars; fowls 16 3,882 cases. Cheese unchanged. family patents quoted at $8.85 hicago, Oct. - 28, —()— Poultry 0 oe cP gs 3 turk MARKETS “GOV. SORLIE AT ef! propr’ “| teday Financial News ‘STOCKS HAVE SHARP RALLY Dividend An- neuncements 2 Factor in the Favorable Sales diqeeeee s| techn were Bear traders on the the tion stra divi \ on anu, dditt bonded its ect Federal Minin t rreferred to 9 and » Woolworth, U Ginter Store Rails were sold dio 7 po RYY BONDS Oct, 28. Liberty 16s first CARLOT GRAIN SALI Minncay 2 carload SIOUX FALLS ™ CONFERENCE of middie Hed by Gover South Dakota, will conven vty discuss a plan to de Missouri Ohio ipet. transporta ul product | 8 scheduled to con rnors ¢ son of late to {velop { waterw {tien of i ay MeMullen of f Missouri, executives here today were en route. |Tax ee Denne Cannot Function on | Boeeed Budget budget bu appe: pen told ins commiltes udagt | tmatee £1£0,06 but a cut appropriation asked for vill force suspension eerly in the pring. He sid the | major expenge of the board w $277,000 annually for did net mention what appropria- tion had been recommended by the pudget bureau, which has not made lic its estimates for the next cal year. | 1 “The Iron , Horse” was | shown one solid year at_twe, dollzrs admission in New} York City. Watch for it at) the Capitol Theatre, | The ing. vad show which x i SNOW PERILS BEET CROP IN COLORADO | « Civil Service Examination to Be Given Again} 1 RELOW Zé RAPID CLEY, 1 he was us ing ther the Civil ., Worthington Bank Cashier Is Again on Trial (P)—-One srienced it orny: ional Bank the toander was today eo was the first tried during April term tiled to a hour above \ ‘Two other in the viein i are bloc! 5 considered ich failed in Ju missed during the r the government pleted its ence. fourth was d present term. aft ad partially ee “The fron Will Determine | Whether Tractor or Horse Best Power Horse” — was shown one solid year at two (dollars admission in New| | York City. Watch for it at! : the Capitol Theatre. cr or not r of power for u : e work will | | ducted by the state high ment next summer, th commi ie Never in your life have you, depart-| Known anything to compare ehighwsy with the complete HAPPI-| |NESS of the wonderful | “Ground Gripper” shoe. Sold | exclusively by Alex Rosen * | Bro. stor, put to pu ed thi work on rine ly test of its usefu other machin ing the com til next spr: Heat your water with Gas: uper-Fuei. ns will be taken u Suited tncecene| tts the sthad used without NAVY DAY IS OBSERVED AT STATE HOUSE °: (School Children and Other i Participants Register Reosevelt’ Cabin at ci urek's 1,600 children the Theodore Roosevelt. cabin on the mands yesterday in obse evelt's birthday and n y day, Despite’ the cv iszed crowd attended the at visited a sked te the ‘registrations will towith other souvenirs at the eabin 2 OLN who i he Ramstad pter, 1 velution, hich nbers tte anned, of th tbin grou minute fur High sehool hand. tus from the hoot sanjeand th ith the i ee in uni S was in chars program in Bisniere nitted ehauyre of th pervs tL peop the trucks and tr Threats Made to Prosecute Land Poachers Effective E K ARRESTED ~ M. Whitmer, state se alae ol dands and school lands, Carl ed demal for the use ef the nd commissioner filed ha H Rudolf n ‘ coun rging with violation of Stand Lows, Kositzky are the dirstvenses in’ which prosecu tions have bee brought as the ae of Kos 4 paigen to mais rons using U pay for ana for pusturage purposes had plowed up more then of unleased 1oand crops. Kositz torney Gen! nan aid Robert f Oliver county, in phinted tute’s i ute 14 farme wad Golden V settled at once land a licen received at the office Threats to. prose: Billings, MeKenzie counties, unless they for the use of sta . report * persons who had using the land ps f than face proses law which pro been rather provided by luv, the collection of the normal value mild, vegetable lazet DR cares corerinnttont ets ousness and keep the digestive aod climinative fusctione Chips off the Ol Block \ M suNioRS— j Little Ms One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, Uhen candy coated. For eiildren and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRuUGCIST, Warm Car Storage Every fall about this.time we suggest that our old customers who wish to again use our warm and convenient ground floor storage, should take advantage of it at once before we are full. Every winter sees many turned away into less desirable lection: because they waited too long to come in. This win- ter w are not going to take in as many cars as we have the past 885 years, as it takes too much work on the floor to handle them. Remember we deliver our customers’ cars free at the residence. We have room left for about 25 cars. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. ‘ | Morton and vetics and i PAGE THREA In the Arms of a Man AMOUNT E et wo ae N cases the post-dated pted in-line everal | which we : with x [resent establ go when many checks in paymer two euses, INO to mer © campaign wi th regard to will be ext Mel Mou re Con In ons demands that may be have they made, Mar AS rest Kositzky ‘Two States Need But Few Meat in Highway Sign y changes will be need type of rend ma used b in the ine sign’ North Dz thie the union join ubmit nme ndat culture, f her of the highway said here Moo represent the board inte tun Dakota North 1 after M h Dakota upervisic an effort the variow “isch sufe: WHO WOULD RUIN HER LIFE An absorbing drama of love and hate—set in a modern English atmos- phere of politics and so- ciety. A_ crooked politician, playing at love—a beau- tiful girl, playing: at poli- tic A plot teeming with the unexpected — portraying life and love at its greatest moments. TA AEOEDLSE tie. for. tent THEATRE TONIGHT var highw the fede bishwe ous Ideal Fuel. AID THIS MA A DOZEN TIMES “T have over in been improved. heait vr ever up nt ts. Besides backache, whieh rust killed me at times, Thad rhea | pain and s my hand init feet y and 1 ppetite, am dong it ha for oth enough for what till doin r done What all good drug- ubstitute, Over 49} old, stipation the Refinishing Latest modern method. We 0 do automobile Top and Curtain work as well as all \fkinds of Upholstering. Work Guaranteed. PAINT SHOP 8rd Floor at LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. TANLAC FOR YOUR HEALTH The Helling Agency General Insurance and Bonds. irst Guaranty Bank Bldg. 877‘ Bismarck, N. D. | | BIG BOWERY DANCE TONIGHT PATTERSON’S HALL Music By THE NODAK SIX —AT— ELKS’ CLUB, MANDAN THURSDAY, OCT. 29th Music By THE NODAK SIX