The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1927, Page 7

SATURDAY, JULY: 9, 1997 — PEAT ENS ER A ARMIES FS TR BERIT NS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE M, KET 'S | rmaycur || "Review . F , ava B/ 4d i 8. L. Jordah) a NEWS | family wn business callers in marek Moni : jr 4 | New York, July 2—(}—A down-| Daisy and Henry Swansén ward readjustment, of, stock, prices|were married in Bismarck Thursday, = ese - ee : : _ — y was under’ way as the half year! June 28, } ‘ To : ‘ WHE AT M ARKET CHICAGO RANGB : glosed. with oth the ‘rail and in-y' A large ciaiid ablended service ht 5 ' nian ” £ * July . lustrial averages slightly less than| the Canfield schoolhouse Sunday. Riwetien af good chanel mer Nt ail Born Close clone” | Today —Today-» __|five points below the record high| S¢peicen were conducted’ by fae: ‘Casnuite people presenting proposi- kerchiefs, ne: ley Rs / Yesterday Year Ago Open igh Low Close | levels established a month ago, but’ signary from China, tion of merit. Liberal compensa- tiene Stat expe De aad Abe: Wheat ‘ : still about 15 pajnts each above the! Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Wold called at tion and. -expens Automebive tory; straight ‘cotihission; splen-| > : July % holiday = 1.44% 146% 14444 1.46% | levels at the beginning of the year.|the Paul Gteenapy ome Friday ev owners preferre rite for pat- % did opportunity for. right applicant. ; t D ! @% ; tole [dune was the first month in which | ning, $ ticulars. O'Keeffe & Co. .33 W. under to secure ive line. ‘ei rts-Rose) ~~ Sept. “ holiday 433 146 143% 1.4524 | the averages failed to gain over the! Mr, and Mra. J. W. Olson af; Wiltén, ones teas oe mo fe, seeare. dine) Use 3 Yor — to % | preceding month. visited. the Ole Olson home and‘ Pred ESL MR Mn cere 6 “cd iN f ‘ ~ . i} - Dee 4 holiday 463 1.49 146% 1.48% Unfavorable business news, accom-| tended’ services Sunday, go BEN meRTS ; Heres Beneers or Meee LOCAL MANAGER WANTED |APPrehension Over Blac @ panied by a temporary stiffening of) A few from here attended : the PTS Pepe ered st Sesser ceases 198 Frenbitt s00 WEEKLY 4 agza| Rust in Northwest Evi- ay holiday 94% 2% oT piven xa thacresats forthe week's Cvesing. Henry Sele eee eee jow to Qualify” Ads concern e shes @ to setback, Many "stocks, jowever, | i onvant, 38-P, St. i oul wants local man’ to represent them dent—Corn Also. Up Sept. Bit Wilaay <1) 1.04 ‘ showed remarkable recuperative pow:| pulttitg fare Pag i ALI < ae" : CLASSIF? DISPLAY at once. Experience-or- capital un- r % ers. Baldwin, for instance, “ifter! pear Wilton, ate LEARN Barber trade. Barbers. in. é necessary as you are trained. Write Chicago, July &—4#)—Wheat and) Dec. holiday 1.07 ing down to 218 on Thursday,| Aq birthday party waa given? for great ‘demand, big wages, cas} RATES % waaay eo See senarenees: Lower | ned” shatply today after @% allied the next day to a new high| Gerald Ghylin Sunday by Mrs, A. work. New’ catalog ‘and special 65 Cents Per inch SNe a ae oe Sh ean | Sta BURSON EMEC ere) Ontt— : ; high record for all time at 235. “The) Ghylin. Gerald was 1 yeas old. Those ‘ 4 summer offer free. Moler Barber : fh, f . " Jul; c 433 45% 45% | sensational rebound in that and other Wed were Wee Sed eee ‘ cago. . uly holiday who atten ; ‘ INEXPENSIVE SUNSHADE FOR AU-| black rust in the northwest became 3 stocks was believed to be due, at| ¢geq ‘Kua : WANTED Hating sae men for thieien (Copy Sure Tos rast selling, ‘eel Hae cent fe'rathes eeneeliy showin, SeDt. % holiday = 403 4% 48K Teast in part, to. an overcrowded | (cell, Hiking and daughter tnt son traveling pavitions, immediately. RS 12 o'ele ins up, although actual damage so i is : fhort position and a limited flont-| Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Olson See Mr. Littrell at 409 Fifth street] gure_ingettion same day. A] js Dee, p holiday 49 49% 4 ing supply. not asserted. Talk was curren ¥ from 12:80 clot to 2, afternoons: aks ‘eibeticnes tet proto Breck WANK Mat 3 fipat elena atendy rae ; F cent ting about rapid ¢ work. ~ Must ve first class: f 4 raj Job, Write or Phone New cafe, | BISMARCK TRIBUNE he ae fornia Terioratien. ; a4 es a son Underwood, No. Dak. nd| Wheat closed firm, 1% ot 1% net ro : i @% - ening in demand apparent at. this! Jacobson went to Pettibone Sunday ———— PHONE 82 higher, corn 1% to 3% up, onts un. ian 1257 1257 | time“last year Slon aertickt Guig. with Pete Jucobson, where they. witl , olida changed to M6 cents | advance, "hi ep: wo Cheliday ere 1257 «1ST | States and Youngstown Sheet and “tend Bible school, eecrey’ egperte: diaeken’ Lote cahein . . holiday 67 Tube sagged to new low levels for! ciideon attended the Swedish Ladies rons home; experlerice unmecesary; __ ATEQMOBILES WANTED— = wheat ternitory todape and thofe die; Ribs- 12.85 1276/1275 | the year. aid midauginer sale at U. Falken: materials cut; instructions fu a Waince to work tay ey ay ee eh reely’ ‘devoted to pie] Jul 97' holiday 12.95 12.85 + 12.85 Railroad equipments were adverse-| (Ct. tniday afternoon, Rished. Addressed envelope brings Rebuilt Antomobiles While attending school’ ‘Excellent! turiny condition it regerd to black _— cio ee eet PM ae catocubeertent |? “Violkt- Olnon apent the wweleetl particule Siar , housekeeper. Phong, 121 or 079-W.| rust. One lending authority tele-| , Sept. holiday “ ae 7 om 20 te 10 par cont of etions! with her sister, Mrs. A. F, Ghylin. ; f Wilton, Mr. and Mrs, Ole Olson , hares were inclined td!) Vi 4 ed heat in!) sluggish i | Fred and Violet Olson, Pete and Ben- * 5 — ». sluggishness on the announcement te Soe Pak eathobe am vale aM aly holiday 1.10% 4 A that buying of steel appeared to be! pron.” Hp eels ay Z rep. de-l Sept. holiday ‘1.01% 02% ! only for the barest needs and that! there was no evidence of the quick-| let Olson and Burnett Brosdway, Bayonne, N. J. __| Satish teed. a a OF graphing from Yankton, 8. D., said es— ts from 20 to 10 per cent of canacity,| " aiiss irma Myers visited the. Ghee ‘WOMEN who ‘can address envelopes | day al Teach tat y priced ta WAG RUGS waveh, #9." dour onter.| Co sicattion is net alarming af pres, duly holiday ) 1887 aetty the publication of the annual iia home’ a while Saturday after: writer. Write to Foster's Letter] = Bee We We ie, Geredertcks, ‘Third crdeen that wheat has started’ to = - — | was necessary to dig tito perplie ig] Strand has purchased a new Company, 043 So. Olive St., Los THE copstent policy of this house in ee ea ee ibakaa head, and is more susceptible~to] 1,453, pound heavy steers 14.25; best peg the tonimoncainiedae, | Chevrolet, coa del We Ange! the sale of uilt cars is to a Aa rust. s medium weight 14.00; y Stea il py * Miss Irene Ward an ran! alker WANTED—Salesiady for dry goods] sure the Sayer of the worth of his Kugs, also rags dyed end sewed.| In some quarters, considerable at-jlargely steady to wo re nome Gf funds oll Broduc-t op getsestown. viaikds relatives ere dept. in general store. Give age,| selection, and-of our respon Catrie J. Falck, Blomarck, N.D._j tention was paid’ today to figures 000 pounds at 13.15; mixed ness of many of the oil. shures,| Sunday. experience, ‘references and eae EADS eu C OIG w SORA a hoa S SRe Diack ae Til weights end Amusement shares had another sink-| Mri and Mrs. HF. | Swansqn of i is just one of many that we are gla oe ee —————--—— | Of rainfall in important are: 0 ie 8 + fat cows steady to ing e] cur-| Menoken visit relatives here Sun- 2 ~ wanes Write Zribune Ad. 2 e & stand bepind. Qne sevén pass-j WAN’ —To buy mor Corn belt. Sections of Indiana, north- bulk 5.50@7.25; ‘few Ls oe worl ok reports of poor cur- on en visited ae work, Ste Mrs, Campbell. at enger Buick Six touring. Oh, boy,] — in the vicinity of is, eastern Nebraska|heavy grain fed 9.90 and up; heifers . ‘A cut in prices on Nash cars, ac-|_ Mr. Walker and daughter Shirley companied ‘by rumors of further’ Mae called at the A. Strand home price cuts by other manufacturers,! Monday evening. Main. Pride Tendency Ap: 5 iz effect on the mo-| "al of which reached | ; a i Write Tribune Ad. No. 29, re specified as Steady to 25 cents higher; top 11.60; Hall's Drug store, 10:00 a. m, Tues- ‘cain sane ievpucstsnis | ongeae cee a (Raving Sed oni ant, Tolatare ‘ bulk, 8.00@I0,755 ‘all “cutters Fetend ire a * the last month. Indianapo! for mostly 4.251 WANTED—A young girl to aust “FWENTY ACRES AND eats, the “Fainfall for Kn is . 5@E.50; veal- te Bo aheweetbh wit! jousework and care of chil- ven as only 1.1 inches, agains: A etter wrades ars to Be \_—! slapunsas ama deneriemgotommeenbasiane FREE. book tells truth about Florida lower; top’ 9.25; bulk 7.50 in Brisk mand PERSONAL pti et land; jronthly payppents $1.69) an CHICAGO LIVESTOCK @s, f Ten = orge Hochhalter and wife visit- ‘PILES radically removed without| FOX SALE—Large leather upholste?-| acre!’ ho intere: taxes: sick} Chicago, July 2.—(U. S. D. of A.)| Sheep 2,000; practically none on] | BUTTER t the Karl Schatz home Sunday. operation. Painless permanent cute.| © chairs, g ep for wi benefit features; SYLVESTER E.|—Hogs 6,000; hogs 210 pounds down! sale today; for week 102 doubles} New York, July 2.—()—Extreme afietnoon, No chloroform, No loss of time) ine roopis, dial 4 room) WILSON, Dept.’ ‘A-26{, Oflando,| mostly 10 lower than Friday's aver-|from feeding stations and. 16,700 di-| dull charactériged | today’s ab- MARKET Mr. and Mrs, John Stroh and c! from your bu: Clinic, “pi. ; \ Fia. age; others steady; top 9.35; hulk) fect: fat range lambs closing steady | breviated session of the stock mar- dren, and Ed. and Susie Schatz calle MacLachlan, Rooms 6-8, Lue t ks. : = 160 to 200 pounds 9.10@9.35; 210 to'to 25 lower; native lambs siaughter| ket in which the main price tendency | ___ on the Emanuel Kech family of near Wieck 5 MISCELLANEOUS ___/ 250 pounds 8.70@9.25; 260 ‘to 300|and feeding lambs 25 to 60 lower: |appeared to be upward. Pools, in-| Gy, July 2) ; Washburn Monday. — Block, — John Doe, in pain most all his ife,| Pounds 8.50@8.75; few 350 to 70| slaughter sheep and feeding stock| fluenced by the prospect of easier| ,, Chicago July 2—U@)—Heavier ar- Olga, Annie, Ferdinand and Rich- : Went up againat the eurgeon’s knife,| pound butchers ¥45@R45; bulk|strone: week's top fat range lambs| money rates next week, bid up more |Tivils coming on a market already| | Olea, Annie, Ferdinand and Bich- trade for] very cheap. Also bookcase, library] He's now crossed o'er the River Styx| Packing sows —7.15@7.65; light) 14.75; native Jambs 14,25; yearlings |than p score of specialties 2 to Bitar an ination tometer ee Herbert and Ernest Brosckel of Tare small business, 320 acres improved,| table, two rockers, and ‘ various} To join o'er there his appendix. | weights 7.86; heavies and thin kind| 12.00; fat ewes 6.60; feeding lambs| points, several of itch tecched oo) for an Sie Weck end. for seen tle Lake called “on the ‘Schpiaul HaMe 3'miles from New Salem. At s| other articles, Phone 774 or eall| If poor John Doe had paid atten-|downward to 7.50 and below: beat| 33-50; bulk fat. rangers 14.00@14.50; | high ground, ldeiene ee sre tor renal aay sacrificed price and terms, Must] at 515 Second street. tion to our motto; “A Stitch in| available pigs 9.00; bulk 8.25@8.75: | native 13.25@14.00; culls &.75@9. Several of the low priced merger|° Roveig is ai Andersons and Huglemans of Bis- 11 on account of poor health.adam| FOR SALE—One dining rpom 5 Time Saves Nine (in the abdo-| shippers: took 2,000: holdover 4,000: | yearlings 11.00@12.00° fat ewes 5.50) rails, such as the Chicege and Alton larger percentage oe cerpending the ' marek were callers at the George Bumann, New Sale D: Re ae ike ek. toee Lame Wik] mend", he ‘would ‘be still with wel Reavyweight hogs 825@9.00; mediuna| @625; feeding lambs 12-35@18.50. Chicago and Eastern Minois, Norfolk | tage, pewentage of arrivals of fine Hecker residence Sunday evening, - Se om Yce box and other] and enjoying ‘the 35; light 8.70@9.25; light a AeA GER GAGE and Southern and New York, Ontario | optte?, to the freezers heeause of lack |" "Wank, Gus Schats and, Lacrits TO MMbA Som SCTE HIRES ioe BABY CHI soa atone ‘aleera), goiter,) agen 200; paste eee teil ago peels, tee s Lo ne air esas ig Brae Cee accumplation, Dela: * near nie will te markets | FW sheep sheare, are busy at the 4 : ae - i led steers most weights stron; rke: ring the past | i ats bdipalelitdeal gotcha By = eari Serine ensetedl “ee i ae Se aoe i AE and promate, ety teres Wighert ether i rete mane weeks light supplies off petting the ware and Hudson, Union Pacific and| affected by hot weather. -Into-stor.|54z! Schatz home shearing sheep, wey and electric vacuum cleaner.| or | White Legh ny, Ts | Rocks ete., without the KNI ir} ° ‘ , Northern Pacific’ also received good | nee tee, ' n -| “Mr. and Mrs, Emil Johnson left. for E, od grades ‘middleweight mostly 25] bearish attitude of packers says the 4 rs age movement, however, was slightly | ¢, + : rtm ete ORE aa Ehorn reste] by Naturpl Methoas, DEAliCe Bitte | MENU, spots 40 40550 Tower; top_on| United States department of agricul- | S¥Pport. below the corresponding period of |@anada last week to visit their 104-J. Anconas $6¢ Assorved $6.50; 90 pet Treatment, ‘Vitamin Herbs, Roots ary ture. Fed bullocks were largely| Commercial Solvents S.} 19; daughter, cent alive prepaid arrival guaran- and Bark, and scientific individual new low ground. ————_—————————— | Edgemont | . 1 7 ‘ | anes. : Paul W: Lodi, Cali- confined to mixed yearlings and|Cast Iron Pipe, International Har-| Pasture and meadow reports in the |,,£2U! Wahl motored to Lodi, Ci tk SE Ph ‘ Mi : Ini ; 1 aon fornia, last week to visit relatives m ke FIRST CLASS work done. “Shi lightweight steers, the bulk of these|vester, Union Bag and Paper and|majoy buttersproducing sections hang 5 teed. Catalog, Order from this] tier wind and tigsine OP ike Lekt| specialty. Also family, weakings| #ellinz around '10.00@11.00:_some| Eastman Kodak ‘were ameng the|bece’ mete fee eetcine aertions have Oe Eee op (eciainey sect i $20) ad. Consolidated Hatcheri and teach you how to live and you| taken. Small repsire at low cost.|{cW loads upward to 11.00@11.%.| many specialties to sell from 3 to 5|ception of small areas, butter pradec: gn a vacation. Dr. Alger is taking ‘Ave. D or Phone 714. __umbia, oo are CURED to atgy cuneg. If ay larguerit Bulten’s Home Laundry.|7°P heavy steers reached 11.60,| points above yesterday's final quo-|tion in the ‘near future is expected his place, . FOR RENT—Large room in modern | BABY CHICKS—Shipment ate suffering from theumatism, A West. Phone 1007, 0 '| while best medium pees eee paia cin sakes fo continue at about the present|" Mr. and Mrs. Heimbuch and chil- : .| July 1 and 6. : center , rs took on a new| level. ecg ar Gentlemen obly. hohe $62 or eali| breeds Ie Sheu pontpald. Th Berrite Pete a Be APARTMEYTS mostly at 5.50@8.00, cutters from|lease of life under the leadership of | dee Se dren of Schrunk were callers at the 3. 4 F & sacha - 5 Karl Schatz home Thursday. iets oe lots 1c less. Bopp gaye your money. for we can ture| FOR RENT—For summer montl hee, Beton ap Ue) Chrysler and Peerless. General Mo- | me ther and Bddie’ Johnson Fou RENT—Twor partly furnished us Falls, Minn. ‘ou. for less than the price of the| round floor apartment, 3 root ‘ tel ‘etic es tors also received strong support. 5 ‘i aa At and Alvin Bracket were Alta callers rooms for light housekeeping, in AND ELATS R. ticket. CLINIC of Dr. T. and bath, strictly modern, to relin-|{he week, poe cress Bie ate General Eleetrie crossed 113 to d new|] GRAIN REVIEW Friday. mmadern home. Call at BiB "Ninth | =~=—_BOUSES AND FLATS —__—_ Mackachlan’ (Harvard). Ble partis, No ghildcen. Writel ng feeders valucs worked ower ng, | "ay record for the present Beis, ycltuben Schatz has returned to his cirsat or Phone 626, > gf ame ‘i G8 Lucas Bloc! N. ia ._No. 31. sin | d 0 inqui B : i Le 5 Tote i 7 _Binek Nome near McClusky after a week's FOR RENT—A threy largg room| Ath, Heat and, water, furnished: LE—Guernsey cows: I cow| FU KENT —iwo room apartmantl turns averaging. mostly 1505 cones | *M* SPPFOsImated 300,000.shares, - | Minneapolis, July | 2.—P)—DBlack th his uncle and aunt, the auplex, atrietly ae Rey ios ig i ae bs le pe prs] thireé’ years old, 2 cows five years able dortye wei ete nin + more, with the buyk of sales out BISMARCK GRAIN west principally from South Dakota,“ Annie, Macy: and Jake Hochhalter t 702 Seventh street. and majentic, range. Phone 205 of Se.) cow. ten yonrtiald. Allise| <foastap iene bine: ial ae J Sptcting jt, SOG (Puraisheg by Russell-Miller Co.) | sections, overbalanced the favorable ‘were Alta callers Saturday, evening, 4 PORE A=. ES call at Second street ares) < FOR RENT—i gage ee reer Bm — jismarck, July st ve rn reports as a_ marke Bobby and i Hugleman of . « Fou xent—Three or four modern] foUSE FOR RENT at 814 Fourth ids sob opened July 15. gprs Deatiat ee ge, eestgrns 4 marked the trade|N® 2 dark northern 4 factor and wheat prices made a gain Bismarck, are visiting with their unfurnished rooms with front] street. Inquire at 916 Fourth; Hel + ae u 4 SASEMENT|._8t 120 Rosser Ave. W. in the hog house, light hogs and pigs + , pareh Cal at OU rat street or| treet Mra. JD. Waktman Thueo. or four tubs B0er For sae: | FOR RENT—Tvo. room: iodara Tar|selline. strong to "2 gents higher, N 1 Amber durin * 125| prices, declined’ due'to the’ excetitael ake: RENT—Wodern furnishes i e;| Dry stove wood. For a square deal] nished apartment at 924 Fourth| While heavy Butchers orked 15@25 No. 1 red durum. ig Tiers Ree nee. crop. WhIEL warE Over the week-end—Uni- slow by the Cirst of guy Call at] Phone 977-3. street. Phone 543-W. __c lee twell te pier elles Saeed No 2 ax NIT] 199 | general, says the United States de-,Versity sweets—The candy ? : T,M. BURCH, | 70 SUBLET—Two room furnished 395 10 a sane irers ample 2 tex: .. 8. : 1 northern ..... ; of about three cents for the week uncle, George Hecker, at present, partment of_agriculture. Rust scare you can’t resist.—Finney’s Se ered Ree eens 415 Seventh St. apartment in modern home. Very 260 pound averages from 1 rye. is an unusual event in the northwest FOR MIN pianos Gall st 828 Second | DEPENDABLE USED CARS| FOR IMRDIATE SALE—One sum-| resonable If taken at once, Cail] @225, ih heavier weights on down| NO. 1 ve Drug Store. Mi: ~ and something of o more definite lor wil mer kitchen and one lean-to, to be| at 919 Fifth street Cleared: at TS0@UIS. straight sows | Oats TS “QUALITY is x membered long after} seen gt 808 Avenue B. Purchaser Fegt_ RENT—Fornished or unfug-| from 7.00@7.35,. the bulk around|Speltz, per cwt. 1 this line to again become a. market Lost price is forgotten”--this applies to] to remove buildings at his own ex-| nished apartment at the Varney] 7.25. ; SHELL CORN factor. [OST—Biack traveling bag between| Used Cars even more than to other} pense. H. F, O'Mare, Clty, one 778, Fat lambs closed the week from|No. 3, 56 Ibs. or more . 8h Cash wheat had a heavy tone 0 A voramacek’ and Steele neme on baz] merchandise. We handle only bigh-| qWANTED—Responsible party wishes “Wood-| 50@75 cents lower, the best of these|No. 4, 55 Ibs. .... practically all week. Spring wheat N; D.. will be rec Finder please notify, Mrs. J. L.j Stade Used Cars, and a visit to our! “to vent dairy farm on shares. Caml mansee Apartments. tr adttioe BH. J.jscoring at 12.75, while yearlings at|No. & . also came into competition with Me ithe dhice deck Liane nature will have to develop along Used Car Salesroom will sutprise) firiigh excellent references, Can Foodm: 10.50 looked around 1.00 lower.|No. 6 - ferings of new crop winter and the 8:90 P.M,’ Tuesday, Jul; NP rewards Tee DHMAE) you with the low prices. 26 Dodge] tae possession immediately, Write] BOY ee Faralaned-apts,, Sheep are steady, with best ewes on| One cent per medium to low protein lots of Min , BE TE Mey * ie Sedan; Fol Coupe; Dodge R Tribune Ad. No. 13 Fo feet og 20446 in ye packer account around 5.50 55 lb. Ear corn, 70 Ibi nesota and Dakota wheats particular- e right is reserved to rejoct Tost—Between Eighth and er Maxwell Coupe; Overland Se- FOR SALE—Good four bupnereas| gap lain Ave der shell. ly affected. Twelve per cent protein| ny, or all proposals anon ang Gor Hatelaa sala ee dan; Ford Touring; Dodge’ Panel| TOR eee one ae) 1082 Fi See MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Hard winter wheat . 28/No. 1 dark northern sold 3 to 12/,,/7AnS and specifications will be welhtmate jeuetien ping Eighth rg Truck; '26 Essex Coach. m| FO! "i ane faem ae gqitinnespolis, duly peat eee Dark hard winter wh : cents over the July, which advanced architects, and the Clerk of. the ny A 5 “ sr = Haselh i = —_—_—_—- % closi i r F e1 2 LOST—Black rimmed glasses in soft| Easy Terms , Low Prices| FOR SALE—Two John Deere corn 2 ily patents quoted at 830698,40' hae: FARGO BUTTER Tak he ree clodine: Reling, abl Bossa ob anilcafsar July et sae i ieahier cae. Bindensnianie Totas M. B. GILMAN CO. SRAMators, 1ngiite Se ieee or = ent in Tribune) rel in O8-pound cotton sacks; ship-] Fargo, N. D., July 2—)—Butter| Offerings of cash durum were light | certified heck for $ ee to Capitol Funeral Parlors, . B. 3 =e store. fi ild'ng, Apply Tribune office. ments (holiday). fat, not quoted; packing stock 25 and in just fair demand. By orger of the Board of Educa- ise Bran 24.60@26.00. Corn lost fractionally during the} Pitea June 20th, 1927 \ jat 2.14%, ‘num, payable semi-annually, and to © dune 1,°1937, both ‘irinctpal clerk of said schgol district week, with cash in draggy demand. Oats held just steady, Cash re-' ceipts were very light. July closed ag 44%. Barley was stronger, due to better cash demand. July advanced 2% cents, closing at 84. July rye showed a decline of 1% for the week, closing at 1.03%. Cash was in excellent ‘milling demand, un- til the last day of the week. Flax was stronger. A fair demand prevailed. July advanced 2%, closing . CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, July 2.—()—Wheat No. 1 hard 150%. Gorn No. 3 mixed 97%; No. 3 yel- low 99@1.00%. Oats No. 2 white 50; No. 3 white 44% @45%. Rye No. 3, 1.01%. Barley 70@85. Timothy seed 4.75@5.00. Clover seed 20.00@35.00, Lard 12.55. Ribs 12.00. Bellies 14.00, NOTICE OF 8A! PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that competitive bids will be_re- eelved by the Village of Wing, Bur- leigh County, North Dakota on the th day of July, 1927, at 2 o'clock PD. m, at the office of the County Anditor in the Court House in the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, for the sale of $6500 VILLAGE HALL BONDS of said Village of Wing, to be issued for the purpose of con- structing a Village Hall in and for said Village, which bonds are to be dated Jupe 1 1927, bear interest at the rate of 6% per cent per an- mature and interest of said bonds to” be payable at the First National Bank, Minnsepolls, ‘Minnesota. cgi AN bids must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of not tess than 2 per cent of the bid. Village-will furnish the blank bo and: legal opinion, io big’ of. et than par will be considered and the Board ‘igbt to an; bids. is Gth day of Inne, 1927, GEO. ANDERSON, €/22-22-24-25. 7/1-2-5-6-7. whkly 6/22-29—7/@ Tali One gray and one. bay 1927. RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk, 7/2-8-7-9-11 OTICE TO COAL DEALERS led bids are requested for tur- hing 1,000 tons (more or less) est lump lignite coal and also 600 ons (more or less) crushed lignite coal or slack delivered as required in the bins of the several Bismarck Public Schools during the yéar end- ing June 30, 1928, tight reserved to reject any or all bids. o baer Bids to be accompanied with cer- tiflea Checks of $100.00. is ; Bach will be opened at High: School July 12. 8 P.M. bis RICHARD PENWARDREN, 1/2-6-7-9-11 To Furnish Ci tk Sealed bids will be" received by. the school board of Gibbs School. district No. 32 until 2 o'clock on Juy 12th, for the furnishing of. all pecesneny, Coal. and ‘Wood delivered . to school buildiag for the coming’ school term. Board reserves the right to re- Jetiy ater Of fhe Schoo) Bot y order of the Schogl Boa’ Dated June 18, 1927. re FP. 1, TRYGQ, ‘lerk. 6/18-25—7/2-9 ADVERTISEMEST FOB BIDS. aot Bue Driveras Sealed bjds will be the school board of Gibbs; School District No. 32. until 2 o'clock July 12th, for the transportation’ of hool children: from routes requiring bugecs ruuipped according to law and including drivers. Further in- formation may be had from she erate bids, required for each route ape must be marked on enyelope “Bealed biga. ee Hie tite joard reserve ri it to re} or all bids. ipadias J By order of the school board, Dated Jupe 18, 1927. ed . H. TRYGQ, 6/18-25—7/2-9 —_—_—— 6 MB Pe ve Sige é Woe, ge: , i ¥ * : . Bs - a ‘ ‘ “ane! ee, ove -20UT oY wired ee sda er me est ’ SL = we = eS totbiinls 908 noise tet Hse, : ee