The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 7

FOR SALE & ROOM, modern bungalow, floors and finish, full ‘ba: ‘soomed off, nice lawn and trees, everything spick and span, one o! the most complete and best finish- ed bungalows in the city. $6500.00. 5 ROOM modern bungalow, practical- new, fire place, basement garage, cast front, splendidly and warmly built by the owner for a heme; oal ont, 6 ROOM modern house, good condi tion, south front, nice trees, bath, furnace, $4200.00. 6 ROOM. modern house, east front, hot water heat, well built, Cee Yaar { condition and as good a buy for ay home or investment as there is in the city; $4200.00. 5 ROOM cottage, water and lights, east front, comfortable, $2100.00. 5 ROOM cottage, south side, 160 feet of ground, barn, city water, ed BUILDING LoTS—Among the splen.- did buys gn my, li two bi of the pretticst lots in the His ° west part of town, with city water anda block from school at only $360.00 for fifty feet; a fifty foot, lot, one of the most desirable and the che: pest on Ave. B, at only $750; a 60 foot lot.on Sth street in splendid neighborhood at only $650.00; together with hundreds of others in all parts of the city, mostly in the east end at very rea- sonable prices and on monthly. pays ents. FARM LANDS—Prices are so low it is a shame to quote prices on the many wonderful bargains on my There have been more land les the past six months than the ast five years together. BUY Ow. FIRE, TORNADO AND AUTOMO- BILE INSURANCE written in re- liable companies. '. E. YOUNG. MALE HELP WANTED on transmission line, one who.can keep truck in first class mechani- cal condition, also wanted to hire a young man with car to work on survey party. See Chas. Pilgrim, Hughes Electric Company ‘WANTED— ‘D—Experienced male bool keeper that understands cost ac- counting. auto parts. Married man preferred. it employment. Good sal- ‘ota Auto Sales Co., Inc. WANTED—Men and women to learn "OR barber trade. Great demand, oe; wages. Few weeks complete: a] alog and special offer fre Mole: Barber College, Fargo, N. Dak. We: At once experienced cogk r cafe work. Permanent piate. Phone or write WANTE D—First leas machinist. No others need apply. Modern Ma- chine Works, Eupark, ah te hey Bld “Hianda, For WANTED—Experfenced mechanic, Dakota Auto Bales Co. Tt ‘Wor! Make $5, six hours work, Pleasant. No selling, Enclose stamp. Consolidated Card Co., Dept. 100, 128 N. Wells Sts) Chicago, WANTED—A middle age womun $6 work on farm. W. H. Morris. Phone 4F12. des WANTED—Girl for general house- tk. Mrs, C.;B, Rosen, 29 Ave. A.| hone 920, WANTED— Cafe. “at O'Brien's WORK Wanten WANTED—Housework “by the hour, cleaning and washing. 219 S, Fifth Stree. FOR SALE— South Central North Dakota town, good thrifty, community, Bldg. brick and gile 50) by 120 well made, equipped to do all kinds of work. Agency for well known make ef: car, doing Reason for en terms to right parti Tribune No, 0 Advertisements PHONE 82 a RCYCLES DEPENDABLE USED CARS A USED Car is nly as good as the dealer who sells it Our own build- ing—our service department—our whole organisation is dedicated to courteous, Liege Sor iee for each and nity) Ah our cus- tomers. That this may tae motive is i Dicaka by our increasi sale of Dependable Used Cars, and the intcresting testimonial letters we can show you, written by many of our Used Car buyers. Ford Truck, $485; Dodge Touring, $195; Overland 90, $95; Dodge Coupe, $625; Cadillac ‘curing, $285; Ford Coupe, $360, and other excellent bargains, Basy time payments. *\ POND 608, M. B. GILMAN CO. HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—A niéely furnished mod- ern apartment, including electric washing machine, flat iron, vacuum cleaner. Always hot water. 807 Fourth St. Must also undgrstand, FO ‘FOR RENT—Two lary New] — OM SG - RENT—Seven room modern house, hot water-heat. 306 Mandan Johnson, 20 RENT—A three room Apt., suit- able for married couple children, tribune If interested write care furnished rooms for light housekeeping, ground floor, private entrance. 508 Tenth St. ‘OR RENT.—Fdrnished apartments ite bath. se player Si summer months in Hughes on Main St. Call 698M. RENT—Jaly first, o room modern i Ma LK. The Pl FOR RENT—Four room furnished or pares rahe Fi ‘ho; ish rtment. Varney it keeping room for couple or young ladies who appreciate nice clean bY to live: College building, ‘elephone 183. ¢ ats, FOR RENT—Nice well kept room with large clothés closet. Private entrance, suitable for two _gentle- RENT—Front room in modern home. 417 Sixth St. Phone 768. FOUND _ FOUN De corner Ave. A and Sixth St., a psir of men’s trousers, man’s coat and lady’s coat. Owner mi have same by identifying and _p: ing for this ad. Call at Dr. Qua in residence and ask for caretaker. FICE _RQOM FOR BENT 1 CANS office rooms, formerly occupied by De Kershaw, Suitable for any kind of an ot tice,| inquire City ational Bank, Bi ise a Fan T--Four office rooms over Ea Treeity. store. Apply to) ap Fo without Fe =PHONE 89=—-— —, WANTED PATIENTS Ww iL. ot TAREE Maternity. pet tigate and ose e he Phone 471W, 504 Ninth ste Mrs: Jno. Dixon. pe MISCELLANEOUS TOLEN OR taken bj mistake it Fort Lincoln isnge Wedneed ay|" night a tan coat with fur trimming on collar. Return to Tribu: liberal reward, -No question: eS ae ee FOR SALE—Burroughs nine bank, duplex, wide carriage ‘adding hine. L, C. Smith typew. carriage. “Will be Write P.0.-Bi ae SALE — =i ‘Lloyd baby car- 2 Congoleum rug, w. Phone -597-R or call at 408 ifth street. ane it yourself. s and, Open Cars. Reasonable | tates. Yellow Drive It Yourself System. Phone 1-100. FOR SALE OF TRADE—A registered Gallowa: Felt, a: mesa Big- e 4 STUDENTS make good ‘homes to work for board and room. Telephone _ the College, 1 2. om Satisfaction guar- anteed. Write 'F.D Robinson, Box 87, Elgin, Te: ALE—@ Pure. Bred He: d Wachter Transfer Peiaa ‘Ost gin gold watch Saturday. urn to Tribune office for re- Los’ be Lost Ear Saturday moi leather purse. 476M for a ward. POSITION WANTED WANTED—Position by experienced Burroughs bookkeeper. Reference furnished. Write Box 584, Belfield, __.__FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Bargains in first class furniture, American walnut chiff- orette and table, mahogany windsor chairs, bookea: gateleg table, floor lamp, Victrola, oak rocker, radio, card table, bed complete, kitchen utensils, sewing machine and ranger bicycle, mohair easy chair, Phone 689M. with large mit- ror, youth's chair, walnut = “finish bed, sewing machine, white enamel- ed clothes basket, baby buggy, honograph, radio, radio accessor- ‘es, glass fruit jars, commode, -tub, oil x ove. Phone 548M or call at 620 Ave. F. LOR SALE—Two parlor sets, dinin, room table, buftet, one gumwood bedroom set, Singer Sewing Ma- rites en two dressers, one chif- gts phaphon Numerous 300 Ninth St. Phone LE—New furniture. Call 1054J after 3 n. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, June- 10—-(AP)—Butter higher; ‘receipts 9,749 tubs; creamery extras 40%; standards 40%; extra ae. 38@39'4; firsts 36@37; seconds Egge unchanged; 10,644 cases. Cheese unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR ‘Minneapolis, June 10—(AP)— Flour 5@10 cents higher; in carload lots, family patents quoted at 9.65@9.70 ‘harrel in 98-pound cotton vam 3 8! ments 37.417 barrels. Bran 22.00, ‘The Grand Lodge of Mason and Eastern Star will meet in Bismarck Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday, June 15, 16-and 17, There will be:ap- peimalely four or five hun- red delegates. It is abso- lutely necessary to reserve rooms in private homes. Any one having extra rooms call Association of Commerce. - receipts ani PRICES. | TURN UPWARD With Public Intérests Still Small New York, June 10.—()—Lower call money rates and an unexpected- uA smail decrease in the unfilled or- lers of the United States Steel cor- sation induced sufficient buyin, In today’s stock market to turn the course of prices upward after an early period of lereee larity, Trading was in moderate volume, with public interests still relatively small. General Motors assumed the lead- ership of the advance, being run up nearly four points with shorts scrambling to cover on the appear- ance of str6ng buying power) Other automobile issues followed in its wake, Jordan, Dupont, and Fisher rety, selling 1%% to nearly two points er, ails were in good demand throughout the session, with buying orders spread over a broad list. Among the many issues to sei! a point or more above yesterday's final quotations were Norfolk and West ern, Canadian Pacific, Lehigh Val- ley, Giaertake and Ohio, Baltimore and i TOR a i Pittsburgh and West Virginia. tinuance of record breaking ‘freight traffic, high current earnings and Feports of progress on consolidation plans were all factors in the buying) mgvement, uipments followed the r rails up- ward ce reverie of lacgergall Maka: quiries, Baldwin and American Loco- motives selling a point or so higher by early afternoon. U. S. Steel com- mon made up its early loss of ort @ point, and Bethlehem advance, int above yesterday inal Ettions. U.S. Rubber were apiong the few stocks vundgr| I pressure. The closing was firm. bidding for the equipment based on prospects for large orders from the railr@ids marked the late trading. American Locomotive, Amer- ican Car and Foundry, Pressed Steel Car, Pullman and Baldwin advatic- ed one to two points. eral Mo- tors meanwhile extended its ‘Agstessive stocks, er ground by Fisher Body and Du- pont. Total sales approXimated 1,- 400,000 shares. , WHEAT GETS BIG SETBACK Widespread Showers and Sharp Break in Premiums Has a Bearish Effect Chicago, June 10--(AP)—Wheat suffered a decided setback in price todey, buying ‘powér being thin and #peculative setling pressure broaden- ing out, especially toward the last. Wide spread showers together with « ‘sharp break in cash wheat premiums], and Kansas City and Omaha, had a) , bearish effect. The governmnt crop report was generally treated as hav- ing been discounted in advance. Vheat closed unsettled 1% to 2% cents lower; corn % to 1, cents off, ts % to 1@1'S cent down and pro- jons at 7 cents to 30 cents decline. Proivsions were firm. Wariness of buyers in the wheat market was explained in some ,quar- ters as due ‘to disinclination to be found holding phe bag for hedging sales at this time. In this connection, it was pointed out ‘that cash prem4 iunis on wheat to be delivered for im- mediate use ‘begin ordinarily to sag from about this time forward as new wheat becomes available. Crop damage reports from large sections of Nebraska and Kansas con- }tinued to bo-of a , disturbing charac- to} > 4% points and was followed to high-| > < “ CHICAGO RANGA CLOSE YESTERDAY YEAR AGO 162% iS5ih 1.61% Wheat— June 10 CLOSE — Today Open 141% 137 —Today— Low Close 1.3915 1.35% 1.38% 19.30 19.45 he oe Holdrege, Neb., nearly ‘to , the greater part of the acreage wilt barely make seed, that the crop is deteriorating daily, and that rain would do very little good. 8 of wheat in Morton county are a total failure. Corn and o@ts averaged lower with wheat and on reoprts of showers west of the Mississippi river which were quite ‘hea ly_benefi Provisions were casicr on account of selling by interests that recently : on the buying side. ter, One widely known observer tele- graphing from Colby, Kansas, said | in spots and will be high. MINNEAPOLIS RANGE June 10 . h Low Close 1.52% 1. 1.38% 138% BT BB 89 89% 5% 1.55% 141 89% 91 39% AOs 2.321 A ooh a 64% 65 64% BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, June 10 . 1 dark northern . 1 northern spring. No. 1 amber durum. No. 1 mixed durum. . 1 red durum. GAN 65. Hard witner Wo quote bit do not handie the fol- | ON lowing Oats | Barley Pp scount under * a Bar cores 70 \bs., & cents undo shell. SO. ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 19—-(U. S. D. £ te 2,500; slow, fully steady; supply of fed steers and year- lings masons ies mixed yearlings carly 0 packers .9. several loads held at bulk cligible from she stock active, steady, moss 4.50@7.25; canners and tt 75@4.25; bulls steady; bulk stockers and feeders in 5 be k 6.50@7.50. jostly 560 lower. con- sidering dually bulie good lights to packers 12,00. : ‘Hogs 7,500; dull; ‘and bids 140 fair demp: Calves 3, few carly sales round 200 pound ayerages 14.30@14.75; about steady; pigs steady, mostly 15.26; bidding largely 13.75@14.00 ‘on ‘heavy butch- ‘ers or weak to lower; average cost Wednesday 13.955. weight 272. Sheep 600; fat lambs and yearlings 06; packers bidding lower ‘on fat sheep but most fat ewes early ng to breeders at about steady In On the Know LSWOOLD THINK Yoo WOULD BE~ PERHAPS | Sue FELL AN OPEN SEWER, A MANHOLE aS AND SHE MAY HAVE FALLEN IN THE RIVER AND RROUNED, OF i MANBE SHE'S KIDNAPPED BEEN HALVORSONIS NOT TO APPEAR ON THE BALLOT It Has Been Determined That _ His Petition Was Im- properly Filed Certification of the ballots to be used by Democrats at the primary election June 30 has been made by . the secretary of state. It was definitely deci that the name of Halvor L. Halvor- kon, Minot, will not appear on the ballot as a’ candidate for nomination as United Stat. Senator, It was Too Late To Classify FOR SALE FIVE room modern bungalow, full cemented basement, laundry’ tubs and stove, furnace heat, floors, built in cabinets, enclosed porch, double garage on Tot 50x150. lawn, trees and shrubbery, nt to school. Very well A bargain at led_yesterday Terms. ; SIX room two story house, full b ment, hot water heat, floors, three sleeping room front, lots 50x 150. Convenient to schools. Price $5,200.00 with terms. House in excellent condition. 8 story five room cottage, full basement, hot water heat, fireplace, laundry tubs, vegetable room, good lawn and. shade trees. Conven- ient to schools. Price $5,700 with terms. Choice location. TWO story five room cottage, bath, basement, furnace, maple floors, ~ SHES EIGHT YEARS OLD. AND HAS DARK | MAIR AND EX! WAS WEARIN DRESS — \F YoU FD ADY “TRACE OF HER east front. Lot 50 x 150 fect. Trees and shrubbery. Close in. Price 500 with terms. CHOICE building lot in sirable location. Price 00 cash. A bargain at this price. T can sell you a house or lot and min you the money to assist you in paying for it Insurance written on all lines in good responsible old line companies. LOANS prompty closed on im- proved city property. Apply for rates. It will pay you to call on me be- fore you bnv. PRICE OWENS Eltinge Block Phone 421, WANTED—iIf you have collections which you do not have time to bother with, I will collect for you for twenty per cent of all sums collected. Giv Write > Room 19 —By experienced law sten- legat or coilec- guaranteed. Bismarek, WANTED perapher, work evenin; otherwise; expérienced tion letters; work Write P.O. Box 62, North Dakota. is} FOR RENT—Apartment in Court. Person ~ AUD L ALSOHEARD | OF SOME CHILDREN | WAND YX DIGGING A CAVE ONE | @ BLUE 7 Tie, AND IT FELLIN AND BURIED THEM, ALIVE | CALL GARFIELD - = || Yo ba By Blosser ||‘ “ate and supa ner a oe maple | ° held that his petition of candidacy was improperly filed. Halvorson attempted to-get on the -ballot under the law for filling va: cancies on the ‘ticket. A‘ supreme court decision Tuesday ela that F. F. Burchard, Grand Forks, had filed the regular order and henee no! ‘ancy existed. There were no oth. contests for Democratic nomina- tions. BISMARCK HAD FINE SHOWER LAST EVENING Storm Was Quite Local, How- ever—.75 of an Inch of Rain Fell Here Bismarck was visited by a fine thunder shower early last evening, | during the progress of which-.75 of an jinch of rain fell. Some hail accom- panied tho rain in the city, but in qu ‘into the surrounding territ this morning brought the information that there was no damage from hail. The rainfall east: d toward Me- noken was even heavier than in the city, it was reported, but no rain fell Jamestown nor west of the river. part of Burleigh night said onl; there. The rain in this locality, however, coming after two di high chinook winds which dried up ‘the soil, was a big benefit to the crops. Other points reporting to the local weather bureau this morning gave the rainfall as follows: Amenia Devils Lake ,06; D Center 0% county ‘late last 05; Napoleon’ | 1 and Moorhead .02 ROPOSALS: one STATE PR at the o of the State Publi- opened foution and Printing’ ‘Comtnisete kota. a binding consists & ax follow nting of bills, | y documents. fo nd incident to the Leg- mbly, he printing and bind- f the journals of the S and Representatives. he printing and bind- Executive and Public joint eluded in sa S 5. The Sprinting blanks, cireulars and othe! ‘ous job k s ot, of q mphiet for the volume of executive doc; and all printing not included in the foregoing classes, Such proposals must state the class of work being bid for and the rates for composition. _p folding and binding, and Ui r will perform tie all by the bidd: to be appr lication conditione that the bidd after the a ifica provide a, however, that. w Is for nm printing, said he deemed te on d bidde wy, with th isions of Chap! 3, Sessio Laws of 19 the — Inte 1 Union on state printi The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the sald State Public: Printing =Commis- ston, ny bid- urned. posals and copy for such ‘© on file in th « and Printing Con apitol th fice o Publication lon at the akota, and “may ck this Ist day of Dlication and Printing mmission By James Curran, Secretary. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT _ im_a candidate for reelection to, ie office of County Commissioner in’ the First Commissioner District, and if elected will conduct the al iets of the County Edward G, Patterson. Pol. Adv, POLITICAL L ANNO INCEMENT. For Commissioner, Distriet Three T hereby announce mien s Lage can: didste comm! Distrit Ss navicgh Sou at ang (Politteal “> = POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Fe er, District. Keur People coming in from the northern (STATE a light shower fell|,, t}au oO! ying his bid : in the city of} t NOTICE To Each of the ners and ‘Gceu- pants of the Regpective Proises Hereinafter Deacrib WHEREAS, ' Ea des Comsnisston’ of the City: of Bism it necessary to construct i a Dwidewelk in: front off or along, each of the fol- lowing described premii as her in set for to-w Alo the West’ side of ‘Lot: 24 of Block #4 in Original Pat of the City of Blenarck, aud ave diredied the City Auditor notify you, and each of you, provided by law, to construct auch Sidewalk in. front of or along said premises which are owned oe br alataas by you, at your own expe NOW HEH EFORE, you and each of you are hereby notified and re- quired to construct such Sidewalk in front of or along, as above set forth, the — prema hereinatt described, which are owned by to the approval of the incer, and in strict accordance with ordinances now In force and fect. at your own expense, within 0 days after the Sate and if you fail cr tl sueh Sidewalles will con- structed by the contractor employed by the City for that purpose, and therof will be assessed ch premises. ired by sald ordi: mencing work on make application Mwineer for line san & valk and for w permit construct: the game, a N. D., Bismarck, M. H. Atkinson, city Austen City of Bismarck, N. June 3, 3 OF NORTE DAKora, County of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth Judicial rthern Trust Company, a oration, Plaintiff, ni "Wildfang, Administrator of the Estate ‘éf Joyce Hard- ing, leceased, Edward Tom Harding, George Harding, Ps Harding, Annie 8c! Emily elgrest Agnes N Howard Bec ‘Adminis: trator of the Es! ‘ased, ward Davis, Wittamns mith, C. & lifford Loomis, I » Morris Loomis, cuy Loomis and od Smith, Guy Loomis and Loomis, minors, Defendants. mended Summons of North Dakota to the ‘amed Defendants hereby summoned to an- ¢ Amended complaint in this he has been filed with the amed Court, and answer upon hin thirty days of this summons ve of the day of and in ie of your vyenr or answer, judg mt will be bi JPLER & for Plaintift, ‘desde e dd Fargo, N 10,17)" and FOR FURNISHING COAL 'TO STATE IN- HONS proposals will be received the office of the Board of Ad- ministration of the State Institu- tions in Capitol Building at 7 ota, up to Jun K Mandan, ry . Hospital at Jamestown, institution le Minded at Grafton, School School State at Bathgat td Tu- it ° vi Capitol Bullding at_ Bismarck, berculosis Sani! rium at ai Bchoul at thers Colle; Itural coll ersity at Ki: ‘or Scho Minot, State Normal School at May- dt! School at Dick- "School for Forestry r furnishing coal for re. requested on cach grade as designated, and the right ed to-uccept the bid on any of these grades in part or full. The coal must be of the best lity for steam or heating pur- . 8 dat the institu- nost convenient loading, the tocatida in uses at which’ cars are to b 1 to be named by the super! nt of the institution, Ncoal must be delivered as or- dered, in sufficient quantity to. sup- ply the wants of the institution, and a reserve supply of coal sufficient quirements of each insti- period of not less than vided at all or nearest cach’ institution will gov The quality of coal on which bids are asked may be Increased or di- minished at the will of the super dent of the institution, and the rd reséves the right at any the grade of coal by price stated in the bid je used. Bids for coal are roquested for different grades, the several f executives of the respective in- to order the grade de- rt must specify the mine or imines the coal he proposes to furnish © from, nish an analysis of every grad coal on which a, is submil tile matter, per cent of on, per cent of sulphur, ent of ash, per cent of clinkers, id also state the calorific valu vt. id analysis must ve » subsequent to July 4, u reputable laboratory. i mrt is reserved to reject any or ull proposals and a suffic bond will be required from all su cessful bidders to" insure the falth- a performance of the contract. Specifications of the kind and quality of coal will be furnished by thie Board on application. made each month by i eck drawn on the Treasury of the State for the coal furnished fer the preceding month. Approximate amount of coal want- ed at each institution is as follows: Institution University, Grand Forks. Agricul College, Furgo.. ee, Valley. ool, ‘Mayville Blate Normal School, Minot. pian wana | for the Blind, ais te for ie ig iis ORES quv' for Insane, Jam a tate “Tr: ining ‘ai tate Pan pad nitentla Schoo. 3 meaee. Schoo!