The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 7

IDAY, MAY 18, 1928 = THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE = —= = —=—_—_—_—= = ———S— — ee e ene ‘ ps FOR SALE "Nes: ped byte NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-| along for miles from one piece of |NOTICH OF EXPIRATION OF IEW FIVE ROOM SsTUCCO ‘une: "Tommy Atkins ‘. water to anotier. “ G | Classifie BUNGALOW AND BATH, five| It makes no difference where the pain| STATE CP pee —_—__—__——- eat of Biritighioeaad en S teaee lke features Se Ue ch it vied attack, ae OFFIC: HOF ¢ AUDITOR, ora 1 imARING FETITION OFFICE, OF cour Ox, loors, exceptional may be in the head or fee - Helat X tp > —= P Fi ONE 8 2 = large bed ‘rooms, full’ partitioned | The stomach, heart or back, To eae Rose Anderson, Bis- | staTh OF NORTH DAKOTA, hy ng ey pnerant, Bis ‘= Ss - basement, garage, east front. A| Pay a visit to the surgeon cago, il, He Cy OE ee loie ti You"are hereby notified that the Deautiful home. Price $5500.00.) Be you woman, child or man, You ‘are’ 1 notified that. the Hatin ti Court, Before Hon. I. C./ tract of land hereinafter described MALE 'TSLp ANTED DEPENDABLE USED CARS Terms, You will wake up minus tonsils =| {Tart of land horet In the Matter of the Estate of Gott-|fortnaution forthe seer cae around me- Classified ei You You will find them in the can, for taxation forge fried Kikul, Deceased. the 9th day of December, 1924, 4 chain, and steady pehintiptalarad Sue a drive trary rie on SIX ROOM STUCCO HOUSE, : Chorus the 11th day of D. y | Annie J. Kikul, Petitioner, sold, as provided > to the right man. Must be ve ae 1 brand new, three bed rooms, fuli| It’s tonsils here and tonsils there |¥0ld. as provided = | a Kikul, Marie Tepe, Lester | We tiie tor ede end that eto furnish good’ reference.|| Insertion, 25 words al wae Yoram mighty basement, hot water heat, garage| It’s tonsils “you can't stay,” tat the time. tor sekempuon ari et Dora oKikul, Bilzabeth oe ee ee are Gay en whe ly or write H-B Motor Co., pounder .....0+.. 8 1B estment, Read over) attach 1" It’s “good-bye” tonsils ew Sm| Xikul, Harold Kikul, and Graden| completed service | Apply or ite jotor Co., hi tached to horse. East front, & ry said wale will expire ninety daya from . iD ice of this notice, Mer ak 2 insertions 28 words a ee, a Seri be, bats fine trees, Price $7400.00. Terms.| If the surgeon has his say. the completed "| Kikul, and all persons interested nd ‘d a ott NPR OF WEEE isis dasecs = L'envoir * Buti ot ‘ 5 e Tis | OPHVe, Mon be ready toner ® SES sie ios like scion aencar, bom FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA;| Poor Little tonsil yer Section’ 19, Township 138, Ieanwey 4u0ve Named, Hewpondenta: | PRT Tae yi at once. Pernianent. Good mone: LI gael UL oupe, t! J maple ficors, screened an: ‘oor little sinner en at equited to appoat bet he C , Bet Hatten, tase] Tage woo", || SPeUMtecamathuaet| Gee porh fal Sasomens Pace] FOF tng wey | ar as Cote at ne Sata oe Pasi Laat ; rere 00. vinner. ‘s said State, at th e of the Coun fe j car. See Mr. Williams, Patterson Ads over 25 words, Se addi- Custom sedan, that you would iro’ acta requ see gt sale Sounts, at the Court] Jn addition tor the tite date. jouse in the City of Bismarck, infyou will be required top ‘ Hotel. be ini eI tional per word Proud to own; 1927 Oakland) stx ROOM MODERN BUNGA-|_ BUT—At the Clinic of Dr. T. M. sald County and State, on the ist day [Se tne service ot tiis sedan that has had the best of LOW, three bed rooms, front| MacLachlan (Harvard) you may MEN, why not learn a profitable Sc} ee ea ICL atin ite , eA. D. 1928, hour, of ah ‘ profession easy work special short aS wee ae 1926 Ford touring) rooms finished in oak, screened| have your tonsil trouble cured and ete eee *lten’ o'clock’ tn’ the forenoon of, that pou're caeere TAMIA tae na andl une ‘ course, free catalog. Moler | Bar- winter enclosure. and glazed porch, hot water heat-| all your other troubles without any|terest as provided by-law and untoss [@ay, to show cause, If any you have, /before the expiration of the time, for j ber College, Fargo, N. D.-Butte, 90 Cents Per Inch Easy Terms. ing plant, East’ front and fine| operation. The results obtained by vem sald land from said sale} ministration of the estate of Gott-| thereot will iesue to the holder of ts if pee ‘keeper. Yahe|| All et ines ads are cash in location, Price $4750.00. Terms.) our modern, natura\ methods are eee ae a ey cel | fried Kiktul, lato of the City of Bis-ftax sale certificate us provided Dy ) EXPERIENCED Fookkeeper. Lal crane an M. B. GILMAN CO. simply marvelous. Sce us first. f will issue to the holder of the |™Mrck, North Dakota, deceased, filed | jaw i Motor Sales Co. teived by GeRT shoe eae | NEW FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, | Rooms 6-8, Lucas Block, Bismarck, {ax sale certificate as provided by | gaia ie sted: should not be allowed | gael Gneaaen ORCC } ———— insure beautifully finished, built-in fea-|N. Dak. Send 2c stamp for book-|!"\yixisg and letters of administration issued Me Ae insertion same day. AUT ILES y Hale (SEAL) WARTEDCENDe— wide aged THE SALE Fare a ae er SS |e |S at aeeviee tw amide of thie cta-| ASAE RI % woman or competent girl for gen- touring in excellent condition.| Terms, SALESMEN WANTED ; Auditor Burleigh County tivated Tyga "ag at Mey, a, B, | Doiticntion 6/18 BISMARCK TRIBUNE Good tires with spare. Stude- : ont reucnees eral housework. Call at 212 E. as “ast baker t Lagi ‘ ‘ MINNEAPOLIS Mitten and Helmet| (First publication 5/18-25—6/1 1928) | 1928 Sy tHE CORR: Rosser. Phone 1361-J. PHONE 82 er touring, good condition.| FIVE ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW,| Manufacturer a good (Seal) iy the Court: .vine, Ford coupe, first tires still on car} two bed rooms on first floor,| salesman to Jud of the County te and in good condition. 1926 Star! room for two additional bed rooms} North Dakota, — them in Zuger & Tillotaon, WANTED—Experienced girl for NOTICE oF Bxrin ATION OF RE retin PuOKe 180 or hi . Guaranteed Coach. Inquire Hedahl Motor Co. -on second floor. Fire place, east STATE oF NORTH DAKOTA, Anois for Pe Petitioner, 502-W_Rosser. A _ | FOR SALE—1926 Buick Master Six| front with fine lawn and _ trees. ny of Wurletgt 4 Bismarck, N. WANTED—Experienced girl for Rebuilt Automobiles fy a only 13,000 miles,| “Beautiful location, Price $5800. “OFFIC BOF co TAU piTon, o amar general housework. Must like} A Used Car Is No Better Than the] condition. pt 3s in perfect OTHER ATTRACTIVE proposi- To, Catherine marek, [eptt aee (eee ; bght o'clock, ic ns al John Purcell, City, ‘ on file in'the office of the C eu uro hereuy notified that the ‘EOF tract of land hereinafter described Nowing approximate quantl« and which was asses your name Catherine — Ing! med lematek: given for the guidance of for taxation for the y was on] oN, Dakota. « i day of December, 1924, duly | ¥ - hereby notified that the] 475 linear feet of cight inch sewer a by law, ‘for after described taxes of the year 19 that the time for redemptio: will expire ninety d ae Mrs, M. 0. Steen, Phone) Dealer Made It. quick sale for cash. Phone 383-R.| tions, also building lots. Phone — THE man wo buys a used car 188 for information or appoint- WORK WANTED wants miles of pate ee not BABY ment. §Ve also write every form merely an automobile. We sell 12 conts,| 0f, insurance protection in good] tion } TRACTOR WORK = WANTED— rebuilt cars that deliver re Oe aie room Hae old reliable companies. Funds, Plowing, breaking, drilling, formance a3 well as looks. eggs for custom! InvEST iT G break: drilling, etc., . And f it ¥ r 5 s turkey or hen i ee! LR Mi INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECUR-| Th ¥ 18-32 base tractor, fast and) we are here to tee that you are} hatching June 1. Mrs. A. R. Mie- ITY COMPANY, INC. with of the Laws of fan Taepouits of alt Dubie Sec. (ae) a m from] the gth day of December, Name ot foe i thorough work guaranteed, at rea- tar “I tisfied — wi ce of this. notic + sonable prices. K. 0. Knutson,| COmsta’<ly_ satisfies with what Bismarck. Phone 503-R. Weed as teitoac’: | hold, as Provided by Iax y : ; ___Menoken, N. D. z: odd FIFTEEN teat in, the chick rere ad la eu Eilers ‘Amount nnd Kind of ie ne ‘Adaition to he “time ‘to . " nptton “from ant I completed j LET ACK’S Radiator Shop clean| “Rebuilt Cars With a Keratation” | mess is proo at we satisfy. tate Dont. Amount sod fo Neca neruicecor hia: norive||: daar out or re air that leaky or Pie Poultry and Chick Farm, | MOS ay rer of W ts aient taxes ‘paid “hy” Bi Thna is deecrived as follows: [the 'r ; Mearrants | " eloggel radiator. All work guar-| Lahr Motor Sales Co. Fargo, N. anne, hite, Thi ied Bes orn rin Fi ce munty, Nort, 90.58) 1 of Block 3, K r, anteed and price reasonable. FoR Siovaco baby chick price awe EWA: Pitas: 420k. : thix date. : MUNCINOI ee = list, write Rust’s Hatchery, Fargo,| hold for reward. Fhone 624- In_addition to’ the above amount $10. ROOMS FOR RENT BOR OAD AND ROOM _| North Dakota. Geo. Hoffman. equtred to pay the corts | Subs , < Eac bid ms r panied by.) FOR RENT oe ighriccmicgy. | BOARD AND Room in modern ee vi notice and in- : : 37. amount of | *Gne rooms, modern and well fure| ewe, Close in. Young man pre-| "PERSONAL | BARGAINS In uaed furniture settee d Cal asa ea i eae Fe & : th ‘erred, $30. * ; a oa - Se before the time. 01 bo! i . __ at 113 Mandan street. Board and room in| competent doctors for benefit of | <== The ind arker hotel oe will tax sale certificate as provided by |terest as revi ed ‘by law and nd in into and execute FOR RENT—Furnished rooms “for modern ae oe ae oa users, Also retoner has done FOR EXCHANGE be opened for a public rec la hand and oftieiat| You, feagem, said land from said sale rmance of the ) light Ueda ea modern Tarts a ios ‘ain Ave. hone tes he See x wg clear lots on Main|evening. Clarence H. Parker, the s3 192 bo ‘a bond in a jome. Call at jixth street or} , devon ‘3 ers from all ailments. eady to] Ave. east for good car. Also well roprictor, has extended invitation: r ount bid, a . phone 568-W. TRY THE Mohawk for nice clean) show you. Magnetic Health Ap-| ‘built garage RAV; AMIN) {Cans belto the owners of lending hotela in ae Neate ‘as provided ‘hy i FOR RENT—Clean Tight thouse-| rooms and home cooking. Phone le office 1106 Broadway.| moved, size 14x18 feet. P.O. Box|the other principal cities of the| (First publication 5/18- my hand and_ official Board of City ¢ { 145. hone 646-W or 1111-R. 105, City. state to attend the function. —_- his ith day of May. 1928 ves the right to | keeping rooms, right down town. y. L) ISANINGER, Call _at 307 Fourth strect. FAS TRV cmumammmge |, E°14 are great travelers; at night fghcouny, MTT, rs Sona el ceeaiad ‘single : SULA nme ctr they often fo overland, wriggling iret. 25—6/1 1928) _5/18-25 } Fifth street. Phone 273. j Sidelined FOR RENT—Furnished room, Call ’ - at 314 1-2 Main, front apt. Kath- MOW’N POP erine Griffin. + Se ! For 3 ARTMENTS ____ W'S SOME STRANGER.| “PUTTING UP P ‘OR #£NT—Modern furnished HE'S BEEN TRAMPING AN AERIAL, di apartment, upper four-room du- BR AROUND UP ON THE ‘Ol Ys 2 ROOF FOR AN 1. & WONDER SEE THAT COULT BE “THE REASON pain of it. “She's a hohemiar, you know,” he said lamely. ard private baths. For sale: uffet, dining ng table, library table, kitchen cabinet, heating stove.) & 222 Second street. Phone 905, i —— z , after 5_p. m. ; “Is that why she told me I had FOR RENT—Five room modern the wrong number?” aparment, one of the best in| | “I don't know why she did that, town, private entrance, good loca- Virginia; I couldn't reach the tion, down town district. For in- phone in time to stop her. But, look here, sweetheart, you don't mean that I should think you wor- ried on that account?” “Perhaps you artists are different formation phone 1043-W or 347. FOR RENT—Completely and ex- ceptionally well furnished Apt. All newly decorated. Call at 120 je her temporary them. Thin angers for he 3} W. Rosser. Ses s from other people,” Virginia said a FOR RENT—Two room furnished ee mae stems trifle tartly; “but even if I could al apartment with garden, $22.00. ae Ss Gains aman: believe it were proper for her to be martttey VIR fs ane there why should you deccive me 1 K Call at 400 Fourth strect. } FOR RENT—Nice 5 room modern | apartment. For further informa- _ tion phone 63 .PH290W. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished apartment. Varney apart- ments. Phone 773. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment on ground floor, 930 Fourth street. about it, Niel?” “Virginia, please don’t say that. ['ve never deliberately deceived you about anything. I confess I might have let you know you had the right number in the first place, but I realized it is difficult for any- one who doesn’t know her to under- stand Chirl. She's as irresponsible as a child; I didn’t see how I could tell you then and make you under- 1 rew tome. She ree bat THE SHRIEKS tries to frht anantoion bn RAbIO crnvat bring kerself to bach Ine CLARE Nhat venting SSA pia VIRGINIA. hestde ‘her father Re dinner tnble—to the ohvions aircoms: a MRS, FARLEY, tv venenta the-nren. ‘TA in the NEAN home. After dinner chan and her fin t ti club and VIRGINIA roen 1S THAT SOL nae 1 ANE a POLITICAL HOOKING ONTO MN AERIAL” INFLUENCE (N POLE AND THEN TELLING / tins -ToUIN, AND MOUSES AND FLATS _ stand. She was right there.” “ pee . . TMIND MN OWN FOR SALE—A modern 8 room earda, MBN, PARTY tela “That's partly what hurts, Niel— BSciwess. we You WERE Se eet house, full basement, maple floors, that he ennnot throw het to have her know that you let her LOUD “TALKING, | ANN THING BUT & HALF- M Ht in Wilton, N. Dak. Close in, Easy i sinter fora ran hout nay interference pass.” T GRABBED UP] | PINT SIZE TD Do GET You terms. a, 218 First street, Rather than fore qr feb “It didn’t pass unrebuked, Vir BEULAW ADELL || MORE THAN DULL PLENTY FOR ek, D., or phone 966-W. he know worl matt’ hi ginia, I gave her the devil.” AND CAME YouR CROP oF TwIS ! iT POP WAS NEVER \ RUNNING RIGH BEEN ThE SAME <1 at winning VIP. her demand. 1 fn to @innone of NOW GO OV WITN THE STORY CHAPTER X ANpRRW. BARROWS was head of a big advertising ageney. An important man, but not ao-{mpor- tant that he was not ready to seq Frederick Dean, a club crony, at any time. They had a friendly little chat, @ perfectly clear and to-the-point chat, in Andrew's sumptuous office, and then Dean took his departure, Before he closed the door behind him, however, he was careful te repeat one epecific injunction: “You haven't explained what she SPINACH ! was doing there.” “She was there when I got home. Had cleaned up the place, scrubbed 3 it inside and out, and when 1 2 found her she was dead to the 3 world. I hadn't the heart to disturb = her, Virginia, so I read myself to sleep in a chair and the next thing I knew she was answering your ring.” Virginia felt a little ashamed. “You could have told me enough to let her know that we don’t have *; | secrets,” she said defensively, “You see what it leads to, Niel. I've agonized over the whole thing so ENT—Five room partly mod- ern house at 215 south Fifth street. Interior newly , finished. « ae $25.00 per month. Phone R. THAT BLOW ON ws SkuLL- { DONT Neu FOR RENT—One three room house partly modern. For information hone 290 or call at Capital Music itore. FOR SAU ae phonograph, in g ion with about forty renee Ay aaa, Call 298 after 9 YOR RENTS toon oder house, 401 First street. Inquire at Morningside Cafe. Phone 169. re eee MISCELLANEOUS = siti e ‘ a terribly. It did look bad for you, _ FOR SALE—Two 200 horsepower ‘Don't let my name slip out! you'll admit that, won't you?” | ) Frpoklin, wasae ube ballets, sre Later. thot | day Nathaniel Dann res “I don't blame you, sweetheart, plete with grates, safety valve, received @ telephone call to make] “Niel, it's you. I've found out that that girl, but I'm sorry you didn’t have more ¢ b reinia.” me v7, be* inspected at Jamest away from commercial work to de-|he talked with Andrew Barrows trusted himself to meet her without | “Wait until your pride 1s YOURSELF = WHERE on ti: BME ERE FATAER WAS AMISSIONARY’ : North Deke a, DI my i of itter Tail voie himself to the serious side of |later that it was working like a | manifesting deep feeling. One touch | wounded and see it you will.” DID You COME AND I'M LOST- On, T00? TOTAE NATIVES IN swuntcations to ‘Otter Tal Powes| Bh sicw suche ad’ coaesing tee | see tebe te be eae laa Been: | eu eave aoaisian af crs |tand There tan’ smrtuine ot ant FAO AO ne?) tuionoen anere Af re enna er lead to something " re were coursing all over his|land. There isn't anything or any- is R NAME * WwW “ ). company, Jamestown, North Da- would be a means of hastening the| cisco. He was too disappointed to|body. She had no chance of pre-|one that can make mo doubt you ~ aad AY FATHER 7 4 Tbe CNL EJ b MAnipNAtUCAREGGREI peclarh ate establishment of a home for Vir speak at once. venting him from sweeping her | until you yourself tell me you don't v 1s? SzIONAL CAR Pag ea sinia helped him decide to see Bars|““Are you prepared to leave im. | {nto bis arms and covering her face |love me. Der an i seen an re ver 500 rows at three o'clock. mediately?” Mr. Brr:<-ws inquired, | With kisses. He strode across to] “You make me feel very small sty les a ie ol e.| aye aoe o u He had hoped all that morning| Nathaniel shook head. “| her from the door and took her so/and mean, Niel.” Tepeesentative. Patterion Hotel, to hear from Virginia, At the sam@| can't leave New York,” he said re-| Without one word passing between) “That's good,” he assured her; . Bismarck, N.D. time ae ve trying to summon |gretfully. “It's impossible.” . A Bene cote feel Hike 8 worm.” Da ETE EDR ET courage to call him while drooping| Barrows scowled. “But we are of: ut her attitude was so unre | “Oh, Niel, I do, but its sweet to Ane TR UNE TOR AA ree and reviving alternatingly ender fering you a wonderful oppor |Sponsive, so unyielding, that Na. | feel that way. I'd rather be a happy Ti as noe. ase mall cee ‘4 tae d despair and hope. tunity,” he pointed out, unneces |thaniel became aware of it even | worm than an offended goose.” _~ ierniteat Blame Atco, After luncheon she could no|sarily, Nathaniel thought. He|While his lips touched hors. He| “That's right, but while we're on fy. nes Biome fonger bear the agony of uncer|fealized it well enough. In fact, |{lifted his head and looked into her |this subject, I'd like to ask you how ar igs tainty, and she sought her room to eyes. He looked deep and ques-|you found out all my sins?” was Rollers ad Wes, Mount a put in the call, Nathanfel answered tlonably, “I recognized Miss Mond’s voice pope heirs lad tt eg instantly, was promised for bis services. “Virginia,” he asked, fearful ot |When I telephoned you again yes ‘ treats, ete, Phone 115-J, Jacob “Virginia,” he cried when he{ “I'm much obliged to you,” he as |what he saw there, “what is it? /terday afternoon. Bull fnson, N.D.. Box 728. heard her voice; and Virginie’s|sured Barrows; “but 1 can't con-|Why don’t you kiss me? You're| “And I was only gone 10 min. FOR aA TR Bee soghtered polled heart throbbed with joy, sider the offer. { have other inter-|cold!” He spoke in genuine amaze | Utes,” Nathaniel mourned. “I was R SALE—Five re pared polled “Can you come up?” she respond: eats that will keep me in New| tent, for he knew that his Vir. |80 upset because I didn’t hear from milking Shorthorn ee ten ed. “Right away?” York, for 9 while at least.” ginia was fashioned to love and be | ¥°U, I Imagined all kinds of things. to t Eanes gd mallee “Pu bop. th is “Well, think it over: We will al-| loved. The memory of many sweet |! imagined that Old Highhat was t north and FS sae west of capitol. on! sae Snes es quickést. |1ow you until the day after tomor- | csresses bloomed fresh in his heart. | keeping you locked up in a closet WAEN MORNING CAME, FOR GALES Gniy- pos ball lw 555% cfoloeh, aweaihentt ‘a nearly two | pow to give us an answer. Porbaps,| It was not Virginia’s way to take |®0d feeding you on gold, or taking AND IT WENT BACK 70 OUR ‘OR SALE—Only pool hall in good scpelntnet meee and I've got 80/in the meantime, you could dispose|@ kiss without returning it. you around to show you how the feriaia have ther usieoes, Tm afraid 1 can't reece. it. wn [of the other matters, You'd be a) “Let's ait down, Niel,” she said, | Wives of Poor husbands slave in usifess, Have other iness, fears can’t make it, Will /fool to turn this chance down.” |tryggling out of his embrace |tbe kitchens. So I came up here reason, for selling. Write ‘Trib- See eee ar me until four? Sil ba] Nathaniel took his problem to|Nathanlel followed her to a sofa |!sst night and patrolled the place une Ad. No. 58. | elas gray Virginia, He decided on the way |and sat beside her. until Clarissa and her boy friend FOR SALE—One small safe, T. oH ; are yout” | uptown that he would accept Bar| “Better tell me straight out |#me in. His voice took on a tone of anziety. . “ y a rows’ offer if, what's ‘gone - wrong,” ‘Didn't Miss Mond tell you 1 Rreyihing alt oe could persuade bye to'60 with bt quietly, . Re salt |called? I asked her to.” ‘Not quite It cost him more than a little re| “I Tiana to, Niel, because I can’t |“! Suppose she forgot it, Virginia. thing wrong, Nic, But T foal bos Gret to think of letting bis mural | go on not knowing the truth. Ever | She would.” ter, just talking to you, You'll] work go. But he was glad he could | since yesterday afternoon the world | “Ye® I think she would.” Vir- hurry, won't you?” Biake some sacrifices for Virginis.| has « : ‘& bottomless pit |Sinia said slowly. “Ob, Niel,” she T'd fy if 1 could. But whatever's! Art, at the moment, was of small | of despair to’me.” cried suddenly, her eyes widening wrong, we'll fix it up. Don't you |consequegee compared to his love| “I knew you couldn’t be happy | With fear; “Niel, I'm afraid of her worry. I think something good is/ for her. He wanted her with all|bere,” Nathaniel told-herfiatly, [@0d of...” .. ......., waiting for me downtown, ‘The|the capacity of & onc-women man| “I's not the Deans, Niel, ve'you.| “Abs go0d afternoon, Mr. Dann.” Barrows people, they ‘telgphoned |... with bis whole Beart aad| You see, I've found out that that Nathaniel and Virginia. turned they wanted to seo me. it may |éoul. girl, Chirt, fo your studio yes |Quickly, the latter a little embar- mean a lot of work. Wish me luck.”| Nathaniel gave silent thanks that | terday morning!" rassed. Frederick Dean was com Virginia wished bits luck apd|she was alone when he arrived, for & niel start guiltily, |!ms toward them from the hall. Nathaniel certainly thought: whea|he knew that he could not elan rew together with the ': (To Be Continued) Smith ¢; Pept crete’ with table, 1 desk, 4 jons Wernicke hook shelves, 2 chairs. Mrs. Prarie 218 Third street. of J.C. Deagen orchestra bells, | cellent condition, E. Wilkinson, Mandan. N. D. 4 R SALE CHEAP—Casting box a:d one 7-H. P. D. C. motor. Ap- Wate ae ottlee (ANTED TO BUY—A second hand ie ee stove. Phone 229-R, st FOR sat SALE—Full iriure we te} bullets call 1: