The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1927, Page 7

SATURDAY, AUGUST6,1907, TT : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN 1D.N, : FOR SADE—K new odors “Weuss- 1 D.N: By go-t0 choles Lape pipet tow, five rooms and bath, built-in » 11 DONS, ord to good 141KG1MBK breakfast room and. other built-in ; FINANCIAL |/: dar Northern , Sarees, ik fogs and wes work, | ‘ . To Srrive 140%@ ... ull finished basement, double gar-| My Amocleted Leased Wire te series ein tebe , 50x140 lot. Terms for pay-| ned Prone Le 5 NEWS To arrive |. ; He ment. 418 West Rosser avente.| i 1 2 3 2 DN. Bch 7 1.51% @1. 56% r ne 5 ae Ea 2 D.N. S.,,.gd to choice 1.47% @1.50% MALE HELP WANTED . ‘WANTED TO-RENT—New oF nearly ie ¥ : 3 DLN, Soord to pood Lae Laeie of at ‘ i. q . N.S. ¢! ATS af CLAY HAULERS: ap 7th oe, 16th. lease, stale Be Ciebd: —20lebe ns —edages Today, | 3 DIN. Sed to choles L49@IA% aye b pa dae A ea aaa Liha we , Yesterday YearAgo Open High Low Clore |3 DUN, Si ord to wack Lae Lae used at Stanton, N. D. ity to june Ad. No. 58, i, w 3D. N.S., ord to good 1: 42% 40 cents a yard mile. f hi 4 ising. Our| FOR RENT—Strietly modern house i b a an 317 . 1% * . RR das OEE 1.33% @1.41% ‘iracting Go. Stanton, N. D. Sot Raikes eblaatte Copttited| In geod location ich garage, Fur- ' ; a ele aint Sh ee Re eee Cte a eae ‘ Dan ain, eae” Barb Te 2 See eee Seether e aeee| 1 RR TNH] Dee en er 1 Hard Gon. ake H » demand, . 3 by: . e or H i @% @% To arrive ..... 1.38% @1.60% " { work, New catal tal service and Advertising Pencils.) Thayer. ; ¥ ay ‘ f x “ i: . 1 @1.604 jummer offer frees Molar Berber Firrithe ‘tarnitge $SUORO0 a" sen:| TORRENTS ioom modern Roure| Black Rust Reports Apparent’ | Mar" ee laa ge Me ey geu@raiy | _College, Fargo, N. D. ; and upwatd, Experience in our line) located on South side of N. F| ly Losing Effect as M Sept. 83% = 1.07% = 1.09% 1.07% To arrive . ‘1 1B84@1a1y CARP RS WANTED at 118 not necessary. We want a relia-| track. Call at 511 Second street.; |Y ‘OSINg as Mer. . @% § Minn. & S. Y@140%e Thayer Avenue or call G. G. Beith- ble, capable worker who will give ket ‘Influence Dee. 88 ald 1.10% To arrive 1.33% @1.40% on, Phone No. 966-J. Lok wees ntaciesace Stecdy, A cat @ a yah Faney 1 Amber Durum 1.51% @1.59% : 4 vse abbas are 16 : o arrive... ss... 145 %@148% ___ FEMALE HELP WANTED sie re Velie tabieal commie _The Laurain Apts., phone 803. | Chicago, Aug. 6—(P)—Corn prices} Oats— i bs ‘ cg, [Fancy 2 Amber Durum 149% @1.58% ie A WOMAN OF REFINEMENT—High Take nagwen “wornly, cnn. | WANTED FO REN’ Modern four | ie today, whéreis' Wheat dragged| Sept. ones ATM AC Aus 1 Amber Durum. + 14dK@Q1 49H %®™ school education and. pleasing per- ede sen advanced. Lute} oF five room house. Write Tribune| ‘ower with black rust reports ap- i ‘lig % o% Si, |, Te arrive . - ASR senotlty, between age cet ae bed 80, eer Wiis cael SR i parently losing effect as a market in-| Dee- Ad 50% A9% 0% }1 Durum + LAS @Latty setalley) Miaiy walesumanid ‘and ©! customers, furn! |. Write the 3 {fluence. Offerings of corn future @s ‘ To arrive . + 18 te free w wavel extensively, desired larphy Co Re apiteee i BUSINESS CHANCER deliveries were scarce, and corn crop] , March bay be 3 Amber Durum. 0.1) 14s aia ais * : > Red ( . WE SELL STORES Mershandian | 2dvices continued pessimistic. Corn | Rxe— 3 if 2 Durum ..... 1 M24 @1as% A aT eT a aeootatice SALESMAN—An old established, na-| WE SELL STORES—Merchandise|ficids in nome of the best producing | S¢Pt- 1.00% $2 OK 3 Amber: Darum!0.0.) 137% @t45% j Lome high-class, diversified line of ex-| Ress quick, results: ‘no publicity. apnearance in the last three weeks. "| March cok To arrive. Pa 4 j GRE aa anteviouced Tady cok clusive advertising, sperialtien and A Ue my jOWeRE cloned weak tol nt | MAE aa Re sak wat |y vetlow oats Grain calendars requires fulltime services ee a =. Si ig lower, corn to 2' » oats show-| Sept. 42 6. 2.45 2.4 2 Yellow corn... . 10 H fui ts 4 aren hy of capable “taleaman, Permanent] F' ol sere triarcter ee ee Re. ig 4 to * cent @ vane, and: pee | ibe’: 12.55 15.60 1245 12.55 pt : fo) arrive ¥ 1.06 | ls \e ni: i » deat ait 3 Ye! pies, ond plan own connect ioe. al Meninfestonsehedule} Good huainess for the. right man.| Official, CMDETE Welles nt trom | Bent 11.80 15.20 15 Porareae , menus, wages $15 per week, with including full allowance for mail] For forther, information write, or} able loss of 28 per cent of dometic| nan if 11.65 16.00 11.05 | 4 Yellow. corn. 4 room. a joard at present ai a see Martin Teker, Leit™ N. . | wheat in th ver Valley ies r ive . in fall, Write to Hotel Irvin] room atrictly modern. furnishe and repeat orders. Fall selling | ita 2 oe mor apne ReRAIcS Vatetoimtt| ane 13.10 1797 13.10 1310 |5 Yellow corn ly mod furnished or] season just opening. Correspond-). ps conditions clsewher. Y rm Kenmai D. unfurnished apartments with heat} ence confidential. Fie yids [throughout the Dakotas and Minne-, Oct. ee Maid Lees des ane ema RS NES a ADDRESSING ENVELOPES—Exper-| _ an r, Also a six room mod- H jence unnecessary. Earn $25.00]' ern newly decorated house, close weekly at home. Dignified spare- sal Lawn mower ana q time work for ambitious persons, hiner Phone 905 or call ni se give aie, aE ed ¢ busingss experience and referen PUsE BRED m heavy tay-|sota failed ‘to stimulate much buy-| Mixed corn.. in first letter. REID WILKIN,| ‘ng flocks. Per 100: Brown, Buff | On the other hand, Canadian! @50 cents lower; good 1,200 to 1,360 | To arrive ... nager Coshocton, 0! or White Leghorns $7; Rocks, Reds | advices prairie prov-| pound steers showing most loss; | 3 Mixed corn. MAKE “HUNDRED DOLLARS ‘Wyandottes, Orpingtons, Anconas|inces as x whole promised at present stocker steers and fat she stock and | i To arrive . 2 $8; Assorted $6.50; 90 per cent|the best wheat crop in years, that] bulls strong to 25 cents higher; cut- Mixed corn [AKE FOU! GOODRICH SUPPLY COMPANY, 222 Se ret. ; . r vq DEPT. 510-A, EAST CHICAGO, ‘AUGUST FIRST EVERY MONTH and collect your) alive, prepaid arrival gantantesd. |sout 00 per cont of the white is! ter cown steady! vealers 1.00 hikher: | ai, To arrive . INDIANA. FOR RENT —Moderz cnfarniehed| selling Nationally: known line of Catalog. Order from this ad. Con- fully headed, and that abundant| extreme top h steers 14.60; 5 Mixed cor EADIES Rare GIG Toten fowing Ge] tive tone. BRA Ma, Tg heats motceraamas sand waned | Xmes| 20lidated Hatcheries, Columbip, Mo.| morlture is Cnabling it to fill. out | medium weights 1436; long yearlings |S Mixed cor ‘ , 3 Py MERE! ore ere yearral 2 i 005 Li 13.85; ye: 2 ite 8 home; experience apt. in the Dale Apts. at 212 1-2 Cards to Business, Pro- THRESHING MACHINE Considetubte notice by ‘wheat trad-| heifers. 12 eas irae’ x4 ; {3 White coef \/ To arrive . mand broad, | Pools, ‘However, Succeed in| 4 White oats Rit weih amatunce itn arctan or phone $087, ‘at 222 Second street, ep lt ris peated Brople. Write For BAL Feeder 28|¢'s today was taken of an estimate! good steers offered; yearlings com- pment , A ‘ oo ~ Shag See eee inch equipped for Nichols and| ‘hat the crop in France will total) paratively scar brings particulars. Milo Garment,| FOR RENT—Four room apartment| Titory and Free, sample outfit:| shoved Threshing Machine, short| 29.000,000 bushels. This was con- Pilable run of cows and cakers and Barley, ch to | _ 235 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. "| with glassed in porch. For sale:| PROCESS ENGRAVING CO., Inc.| arrier, for $50.00, Excellent ¢on-|ttued as meaning probable imports) grassers wenkened, native ‘grassers| Lifting Dozen Issues to To arrive LADIES—Earn $15 dozen sewing qeeond hand hot air furnace. In- Ist., Chicago. _ i 0 ‘I i ken, | °f only 30,000,000 bushels and amount |and short feds and @i: most Barley, med to go ‘ dition.” A. H. Klilpstein, Menoken, and short and iz | Ys rs aprons; absolutely no selling; ex-| quire 612 Rosser. OPPORTU..11Y FOR SALESMEN decidedly less than last, year, steers 10.25 7 8.50; To arrive : J 6 gtass steers 1 Joynw 3] lew Highs ise i perience unnecessary; _materials|:FOR-RENT-—Furatahed apt, on | This territory selling garage and| FoR SALE—Thrashing machine out-| Wilt; Rowever, some reports stockers 7.00@8.25; cows | | Barley, lower grade 69 ; cut. Addressed envelope brings in-| ground, floor. Also for sale: Duo-| dealer trade. Highest grade low! "i, Ot Enderlin, North Dakoti Winnipeg had done a big business in| 6.00@7.50; grass heifers 7.50@8.75. | — |2 Rye’. 86% @ 89% Btructions. | Alpha, 202 Main Sto] fold bed and dresser. Call at 990 priced tires on market, Liberal fit gt Enderlin, North, Dakota, gp] Wheat with Europe overnight, Sheep 6,000; steady es of| New York, Aug. 4. na arrive + BO%@ ... Paterson, New Jersey. ¥ commission, onus. ‘ans earn ee ae : a campers tt rs lightly rted few | Nounced reactionary tendet io, 1 Flaxsee » 2.24% @2.28% WOMEN—Earn $11 dozen sewing ap- roe a eee al ed or wafar-| $5,000-$10,000 yearly. Director); days, Write Ed. Gransee, Aus-| WHEAT CLOSES LOWER cae ea y eo 18.00¢ natives veloped in today's brief session of| «To arrive - ea rons. Easy work, materials cut!” nighed apartment et the. Verney| S2!e%- 2035 Michigan Ave. Chicago, ea Mine nee | WHILE CORN GOES UP 13,50@14.00; culls around 9.00; in-| the stock market although pools con- ¥ instructions furnished. Flats. ‘773, Dept. 236. WANTED TO BUY iets hee ise Lon vale ferior lambs 5.00@6.00; for week, 149) tinued hair efforts » make up Hy BIS! CK GRAIN ‘ rho ; h | = fic et s i parted co! y y, P1 eedii i 300 | a c ed ii ifti . ishet ssell-Mi : ity. Beginners. Card brings par-| gOm RENT—Modern furalshed SALESMAN WANTED WANTED—To buy Seeepn| formats ea eite TICE ic ereene | Mise ead tiny Rete canmeetle ace) HewenainsuKa tn loeWe Tecpel. Ceara elma Ane er oe 4 ticulars, Jean Mfg. by b fh. geing ig to an easy|direct; market closing generally un-| dozen issues to new Bismarck, Aug. 6 3 Broadway, New York. ay Sey A. 904% Maia Ave.} EXPERIENCED salesmen ‘for city) oom une w _ mopth-| close, while corn fini@ed with al/changed except heavy sheep which|The selling was not associated with|No. 1 dark northern + $1.31 A WANIEb? Wouks ts bow = ist) ee ‘and country work, to sell Meadows rite Tribune No./ wild spurt to new high levels on the| are weak to lower; week’s top price: |anything in the day’s news, but ap-|No. 1 northern . 1.29 if WANT por Wemes $¢-seue Mee 2 RENT—Farnished one room and| Washing Machines. Must have car,| 6. crop, “Rasy cables, a forecast of fav-| Fat range lambs 14.25; fat native| peared to have been inspired largely | No. 1 amber durum . 1:18 i arm ord 1 good wages, Write| Hitchenette, Heselburet, 411 Fifth ht commission, See Mr. Wil-|""" wore WANTED orable weather in spring wheat ter-| lambs 14.16; fat_ yearling wethers| by the belief that the technical posi-|No. 1 mixed durum . 1.12 ; wh ~ me S ges. Writ street. n, Bismarck Meadows Co., WORK WANTED ——_s ritory over the week-end and a lull fat ewes 7.25; feeding lambs tion of the market had been weaken-| No. 1 red durum . 1.01 i _Tribune Ad, No, 62. NE tee eer ere ANTED—Middle aged Jady|in export demand were depressants bulk prices: Fat rangers 13.50 /€d by the recent sustained advance.|No. 1 flax . 2.03 WANTED—Exerienced gitl for gen-| "9X, aorta Riis desires position as cook for thresh-|i" the wheat market. Last prices| @ natives 12.75@1 culls, General Motors, Allied Chemical| No. 2 flax : 1.98 4 \- eral housework. H, B. Nelson, | — see ene tT a oaraplen Steady ing crew, Write Tribune Ad. No.|"¢re around the lowest of the day. | 9.00@9.50; slaughter yearlings 10.50 and some of the other recent indus: 12 if 308 M Avi FOR RENT—Modern apartment. L.' - Ne Real y i Corn strength was on pessimistic | @11.00; fat ewes 6.00@7.00; feeding | trial leaders were the hardest hit, 3 ‘WANTED—Giri for general house- K. Thompson. . Phone 180. bofodinst Dey Rae caeeaniae oe ae = | reports from the central corn belt} lambs 12.75@13.20 although there were no wide open| Oats x 5 ‘34 1 work, Call at 208 Skth,street or LOVERIN & BROWNE CO., Whole. Lost eae bgt GUS ——— [breaks, On the upside, buying was) Spells, per cwt. 1.10 f E CO., Whole- “Fare white Angora cat’ Find: | i8¢ issued by B. W. Snow. The mar- most effective in such specialties as SHELL CORN 4 _ is 406 Sixth street. FURNITURE FOR SALS sale Grocers, 1853 So, State, Chi- an BO TS ket was oversold and short covering SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK | Collins and Aikman and International bs. or more d é —_——_—_——_. FURNITURE FOR SALE—Eight|_ cao ah pg a AA was heavy (on the advannce. Close| South St Paul, Aug. 6.—(U. S. D.| Harvester, cach of which sold at least 85 cf MS, FOR RENT piece walnut dining room suite, SALESMAN : was 1%@2% cetns higher, December | of A.)—Better grades of fed steers,| five points above yesterday's final ‘i ‘80 three piece Karpen overstuffed set, —_— ending. Yearlings and heifers wound up the| Wotations. No .6 16 FOR RENT—Beautiful room in 6 large modern home, Only two ] blocks from Courthouse. Have i automatic gas water heater. Gentle- men only, Call at 502 Seventh Street. FOR RENT—A pleasant roo Wilton rug 9x12, good bed, apring| WITH CAR to cover County selling dane init dendele Oats shared in the strength of |yeck an a ‘mostly 25@50 cents or| _ U- 8. Steel common was under pres-/ One cent per pound discount un- and mattress, Kitchen casinet, ges| roof coating direct to farmers. To] sealed bids will be received by [Corn, with additional help from re-| more higher ty aoe “heifers | sure but some ofthe independnts,| der 55 Ib. ear corn, 70 Ibs., Live comb range, kitchen table, etc, Phone} one qualifying, large earnings are|the Board of Directors of Linden |ports of poor yields in widely scat-|and cows were steady to 26 cents up, particularly Republic and Inland, re-| under shell. 7-M or call at 512 Ninth street. a THE AMERICAN OIL &|School District No. 28, to furnish tered areas. Rve futures were slow|cutters steady, bulls steady to 56(Ceived streng support. Public utili-| Hard winter wheat vee $119 FURNITURE FOR SALE—Leaving| PAINT, COMPANY, 5005 Euclid] coal for schools Now, 1, 2, and 3, res-/and draggy, finishing % cent lower-|cents higher. ‘Stockers and feeders ties also presented ‘several strong| Dark hard winter wheat meet) sty canuemaat cael ntl baie Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 5 4 i Barley was easy carly but turned|ruled about steady, with vealers|$P0%s. Brooklyn Union Gas mount- pertain ___.] school year beginning September, | , 9 | i ; 7 “eh mA sce the hl strong late in the session, helped by|steady to strong. Best mixed steers | iD to a new high and Brooklyn Edi-| NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- ri Ave. € i sw] furniture including electric range | WANTED—Salesmen, energeti i { 4 d ; F ! RE eee ey are ice box and complete furniture fos] reliable to call on poultry raisers, tte tiga, nee oath, Ethsaeed was, mlHllY | and heifers Hae SP AGIER OTL whe eisai aatthonne ea elas rearrange Four blacks from Postoffice. 116] bedrooms, living reom and dining| we pay $60.00 to $100.00 per week.pr Hy orate ot the Board, Cash wheat demand was quiet and |‘Reart st’ 1300@1825, less desirable | 9PProximated 1,000,000 shares. the mortgage herein Thayer Avenue West. Phone 262-W.| fom. Cail at 816 Second street or} See E. Erickson at Prince Hotel.) pated August 2nd, 1927. the market wan the usual draggy af- (signe tole aot desirable eee lie enact d, NOTICE 1S HERB- iH FOR RENT—Two front reoms dewn|—_Feene 108080, ‘August 11 and 12tl GEORGE ANDERSON, Chik, DEMME Dale iu uenerol Waal cee Ree, ee the tacoie ae MINNEAPOLIS RANGE hat that certain mort- { stairs, private entrance from stree! FOR SALE—Two reconditioned wash-| 5Al MEN—Guaranteed ‘salary and GERDA FE. ANDERS i, | Unchanged. 355 to around 9.00" She stock walked es ug. 6 : Sitiy dchants and sige sce modern, partly furnished. Cal ing machines. Terms if desired.|) commissions selling our new spe- Clerk. Durum offerings were skimpy and! at 5,50@7.50, with cutters at 4.25@ Open High Low Close| wife, as mortgugors, to The ‘city. 1 forenoons or after 6 at 118 First] Bismarck Meadows Co. ee ate Manager, Ter se, R choice was wanted. air to{200:, medium bulls at the close 6.0] Wheat—- National Bankeol sikmurent a cone . preneg ; . y. 3 ' 518, s steady with a fair to|@eds; stocker and. feeder steers| Sept. 140 1.40 1.39% As mortgagee, dated the 4 ax RENTOne large clean fur-| FOR SALE—Combination coal ‘ana| _ Cedar Rapids, Ia. : : z pied Smead. Gthed at 6.50@750, with vealers|_ Dec. 1.41% 1.41% 1.40% December, (1923, and ished light “housekeeping room| as range: Cheap if taken at once. erg pa NOME DOO SURUEE ATION Qats were strong. sams dropping |<Igung, ae 1880 to packers. | Rye ee fagivter of deeds ot the wausne ne See core snd tinct, pee coke] | Call ‘ourth street or 747-W.|__ AGEN ch har ns carte 1, ping | Butcher and bacon hogs closed the| Sept. 854.859 Turleigh “and ot New ne ; Tien Mite a garage, 622 Third EXTRA PANTS Bismarck, North: Dakote, {OQAGER ST asqro period strong to 10 cents higher with| _ Dec. 188 188% kota, on the 28th day of December, | street, Phone 132-' competition. Sell All-Wool Tailor- July 19, 1927. FI y steady at 63@79 cents. | packing sows weak to 10 cents lower,| Oata— : 192%, at nine o'clock A. M., and te- eit —One fara MISCELLANEOUS ed-to-Mensure 2 Pants Suits $28.76.) NOTICE In hereby given that Eva de txgced was jin light supply and/pigs 5 cents higher. | Bulk of the) Sent. AMM Ab corded In, Hook 173 of Mortgages, Y Teiteble for light housekeeping or| WANTED To Tease to reaponaTbl | , Liberal, commision 400% qu Koln, who, on Octobe 3, 1995, made sit a rotted light “hogs: sold) Friday, st} aise at’ ATH thertaftor ily” asmigned 0 iepoa: q sleeping on second flor. Call at) Eory. buginess with 8 Meaat's | DEN CLOTHES, 4\2 & Market,|icmenese eu. No, 022711, (06) |, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK around” 250 “pound butchers 925@| Sept. 2.24% 294% 2.24% 2.24% tion, of Minmarcie, Neri, Dakete Wy atreet or phone 104.W.| fOry 0 Ao ay ag gy ie Het ge soe “bth chicago, Aug. 6.—(U. S. D. of A.)| 10,00, heavierweights mostly 8.50@| Oct. 226 2.26 2.26 6 rere Niet yriting, jlated eng }, 1927, and recor ESS a al aN e Prin, Meridian, |; . a e 00 BEFORE CHRISTMAS|has filed notice of intention to Pipe ue 4 Serdar Paty yk 9,00.. Packing sows cleared mostly| | Dec. ‘FOR RENT—Large modern nicely in the office of said register of tion to take over about $1,000) MAKE at 7.50, pigs were unchanged at 10.65, | Barley— f carnished room,: suitable for two,’ fe |make COMMUTATION Proof, to es= Bs Zaruehtiemen only. Phone 1152 or] ered of stock and squiziente) —Selling exclusive personal Christ-|(ablish claim to the land above de-|@tassy kinds downward to 0.50; good) Fat jambs were 50 cents or more| Sept. - 70% 71% deeds on the 22nd day of duly, 1937 call at 415 Fourth street. ‘well joes rite +4 netive | steel en-|ucried, before Register. U. S.Land | to choice 220 to 250 pound averages | lower for the week, ewes steady to| Dec. 172% 12% 724 at 11:50 ovclock A. M. and recorded SORRENTO —- and graved designs. Expensive Sample) Office, at Bismarck, North Dakota, | 9.80@10.75; 260 to 320 pound butch- 25 higher, B pea suet n Book 175 of Assignment of Mort- } FOR RENT—One large furnished) No. 36. Book free. Wetmore Janes &|on the 29th day of August, 1927. lers 9.00@9.75; bulk packi sone ot Migtkad ue indi, (at wane Bages at page 294, will be foreclosed light housekeeping room. Gas to Sugden, Rochester, N. Y. Claimant names as witnesse 009.75; bulk packing sows /tive lambs cashed at 13.25, fat ewes DULUTH RANGE by a sale of the’ premises in such i bl. on ‘ Tae ee - —~_|__ Jack Sears, Charlie Stearns, f not enough slaughter | 6.75, Bulk of the fat native lambs Aug. mortgage and hereinafter described, cook with. Reasonable rent, Phone] “ gone. inti pecialty. a gallon. ~“Un- h, ‘ns, Wits} pigs to test market values; sh n 5 619-W. 619 famil: ‘Small 1 i Ls a Erlenmeyer, Mike Fischer, all of k iy MH alues; shippers | sold at 11.75@13.25, culls 9.00; fat Open High Low at the front door of the courthouse 2h eM td family washes “aken. Small repairs} usual high commission. Your ad-| Bismarck, North Dakota. took 1,500; estimated holdover 4,000; | ewes 4.50@6.50. Durum— in the city of Bismarck, in FOR “RENT—Twe large -at low cost. darguerite Bulten’s| dress on cans. No fake. Guaran-- CHARLES: BOISE, | heavyweight hogs 8.75@10.00;_mei 1.34% 1.34% 1.83% county of Burleigh and ‘state of rcoms for light’ housekeep Home Laundry, 208 Avenue A west.| teed product. Free particulars and Register, Jum -9.35@11.00;. lights 9.75@11.00; 132% 133, 132% RHE a eran urea Ma e day ‘0! Phone 1017. proof, LeFebvre company, Alex- (7/23-30 — 8/13-20) light lights 9.25@10.90; packing sows POTATOES 1,31% 1.31% 1.31% August, 1927, ‘to satisfy the amount ground floor—nrivate entrance. Call at 506 Tenth street, FOR SALE—ake shore and cottages.) _andria, Ont., Canada. i 7.25@8.40; slaughter pigs 8.75@| Chicago, Aug. 6.—()—Potatoes, due oh 7 y Spor RENT—Nicly mccene Mabey eelliqineneom nears O8 Se See TOLLECTION Agency wants travel-| clusively Be, eats helonged| Ceitte 5,000 compared week GePtg AG cares on track Tee: tie | Deer Sk 0% BOE 90K aa - i ape a: modi 4 it innesota. we i i \- n 1,000; week ago| U. S. shipments ears; tradin, ec. a a 90! premises described it h anes none 672-B. ee ey Corwin Bias ee ear tad ee acentar’ $100| (Detag, ayPtians in 3000 B. C. Henry) yearlings steady to 25 cents higher; | rather Mud soakket|.ateaay. on bar, RIES mortgage and which Will be sold to 7 — marck, N. D. . ?. acts. Appoint sub-agents. $100) the Eighth of England the first| choice medium weight and few Meads vole wanker, ap sacks; Virginia b: Sept. 226 298% 226 2.264 | 8atisfy the same, are situate in the FO eee nee Call at GOT Bixth | YOR SALE—Two track rate! eae Sere ate mi ANT EE, | to appoint a corps of cadets for sea}of price meaty steers steady; lower|relx Irish cobblers 4.00@4.25; Kansas| Dec. © 2.27% 227% 227% 2.27% | North’ Dakota and dented as toe ern hotne. Call a x jo trucks complete. e service and is the founder of the|grades heavies and medium weight|and Missouri sacked Irish cobblers| May 2.28 228 228 228 |iows, to-wit: Commencing. at. tne St., or Phone 782. Depositors’ Holding Co. Phone 21.) Francisco. modern navy. ineluding short feds and grassers 25|1/55@1.80; few fancy shade higher. -—-—__ Southwest corner of Section Three Hit hi of Z Ad CHICAGO GRAIN (3), thence east on section line Decca - ig cheng, Ang. 6.—4(?)—Wheat No. oe. oats Nineraon (eee ey red 1.37; No. 2 hard 1.37@1.37%. cet, thence north seven hundre MOM’N POP Making Arrangements By Taylor | Corn, No, 8. mixed LOAK@1.00%4:; | SMEron haha Minne” Ieee jo. 2 yellow 1.09, Feet to th 5 Oats No. 2 white 47%@t8%; No.|south seven’ hundred: eighty v0) 3 white 45% @47%, et to the place of beginning, be- SLE ReRMRS TE, HS SAN, GUNA HERE'S YOUR CHANCE UWS — GF Neau-ter's te 7 — Now Listen caer. Tye Nov & 4s. ea tenct Bf innd 780 deer RE AatD ‘ s NUMBER L WANT— ‘ Barley 70@80. tin the Southwest corner of the TOINSPIRE cS HE Y A ERICSON— DON'T MAKE Timothy seed 4.00. Southwest Quarter of said Section GREAT DEEDS BY MAKING THEM /” cow ty i - A J, Eocenonrn 7200! ANY ARRANGEMENTS | Clover seed 16.50@26.50. Thitty-cight (a8) North: of Hanes YEALOUS 15 ALL H f , YW - WITH ANHONE ELSE Lard 12.22, Bighiy (80), West of the sth Be Mis PoP HAS BEEN. ¥ . AIGt } ; UNTIL YOU HEAR FROM | ibs 12.00. containing Twenty-three and sixty’ BUT WORRYING: \ D ‘ f GdING To Bellies 13.00, two One Hundredths (23.62) meres, ‘ ih ATO e SLEEP OVER MY SILLY ~ _4\ MUCH Cy FARGO LIVESTOCK There will be due on such mort- TL FOR ONE /') / " Fargo, N. D., Aug. 6—(—Hogs | £2¥0,at the date of sule the sum of : > Ave 1150 to 180 pounds 9.50@10.40; 180 to| cipal and ‘interest, thenson becidua 200 pounds 9.55@10.40; 200 to 225) the co: dish - pounds 9.50@10.26; 225 to 250 pounds |/penses of this foreciosirae Oe | 9.00@9.75; 250 to 300 pounds 8.00@ Dated this 23rd day of July, 1927, 9.00; packers 6.50@7.25; stag’ 6.75| DEPOSITORS' HOLDING COM- @1.35. PANY, a corporation, Sh eep top spring lambs trimmed 7 oN saasignee: 12.00@12.50; top spring lamb bucks eaten tie osignees ne 11,00@11.50; cull spring lambs’ 7.00| ~ Bismarck, North Dakota. bucks 2.50@3.50. : Notice 1s Nereby given that! under CHICAGO PRODUCE authority of an Order of’ 2 y r of Sale grant- Eggs unchanged; receipts 9,879 Golnty or Mele = hes at ioe cases. North’ Dakota, dati 13tl , Cheese higher twins 23@%; twin |or July A.D. 1927, sre Money i" " By Gi lone Norns BRQLECt Amec:|Joeeph Mann ate ot | fens 284 @24%; bricks 22%@29. [and Bate, o¢ North ota, — 8 wi se! t alive, steady; receipts 4 cara; fowls the, following 15@82; springs 22@26; broilers 21@ | *¢ feh ond state of Nort Bee 22; turkeys 20; roosters 14%; ducks| kota, to-wit: State of North 19@23, Northeast. quarter, Bast half’ of MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR quarter of the Boutheaat aoartere Minneapolis, Aug. &-(}—Flour| Northeast quarter of the Northwent unchanged; shipments 40,135 barrels, id Lote ha t < Bran 26. stint oN Pergo, 3 en UP)—Butter | Taine ergo, WD Aes ee _ See coh ee ae Ae eee ai