The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1928, Page 9

WHEAT PRICES TREND LOWER ! Beneficial Argentine Rains H 4 Ease Market; Corn Shows ; Firmness CRicago, Nov. 28,—()—Pre-holi- fay “curtailment of speculative ac- a | counts helped to steady the wheat i it market today, but rains where need- q ed_in Argentina caused values to i ext down at times. Meanwhile gen- a eral export demand for wheat from North America was slack, but Winni- pee. said Europe continued to be a © heavy buyer of Canadian low-grade 4 i wheat. Although moist conditions { i throughout the greater part of the orn belt led to considerable buying | of corn future deliveries, protit-tak- ing sales on the part of holders acted | largely as an offset. H Wheat closed easy, ‘4c to %c net lower (December 1.15% to 1.15%, March 1.20% to 1.20%, May 1.227 to 1.28)), Corn closed Yac to Sc up (Decem- ber 84% to 85, March 87%, May 20% to 90%). ed Oats closed tac to %2c advance } » (December 47 to 47%, March 47% to, 4714, May 48). Provisions closed varying from 5c Setback to a rise of 17c. News that beneficial downpours had taken place in southern Argen- tina where the crops have been suf- fering on account of excessive heat i and urgent need of rain was more or less offset today in the wheat market here by comprehensive ad- ii vices that there is much less wheat in United States country elevators than at this time last year. It was indicated | that the movement to ete? centers has been 20,000,000 ushels ahead of last year, and that Faia ie ~-i most of this come from winter wheat section: where there was an increase in producticn over 1927. Prices for all grades of domestic wheat in practically all markets it was shown, are lower than at this time last year. In this connection, theyassertion was :nade that farm- ers generally are in better financial | j } condition than they were then and that the “hold your wheat,” move- ] ment ddvocated by Secreta:y Jar- dine is likely to keep the grain on ips until prices improve or money if need for spring work. Country offerings of corn to ar- rive were small, and in particular relatively little corn was offered southwest. Oats followed corn. } Provisions were firmer. \ \ ( ‘ WHEAT SLOW, EASY AGAIN Minneapolis, Nov. 28.—(AP)— Wheat was slow and easy today, but prices continued to show resistance to bearish news and price losses up to the last hour were small. i‘ Oats were slow and steady to firm, receipts continued light. Barley fu- tyes were quiet and easy under hedging and scattered selling. Rye futures were dull and firm. Flaxseed was off on scattered December liqui- dation, a quieter cash demand and Argentine ease. Cash wheat offerings were small- er than indicated by posted receipts. Demand was fair to good for the better class ef spring wheat and the premium basis was unchanged. Winter wheat offerings were small and demand was fair to good. Durum turned weak near the close yesterday and was soft early today. Medium to poor milling quality ruled 4 to 5 cents lower, choice rather a scarce and not s0 weak, A Corn offerings continued ample ' # but demand was fair to good for 4 beter grades and basis was about ig] steady at yesterday's light decline. if Oats were light supply and de- mand was fair to good, except for i poor quality. a ,Rye was quiet except for choice filling which sold readily. Barley was steady at 52 at 68 8 cents, 4 Flax seed offerings were light but Duluth was out of the market for q diversion point cars and local de- h mand was list! CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 28.—(AP-U.S.D.A.) i Hoga: 18,000. Mostly 10c to 15c 4 higher. Bulk 180 pounds up 8.65 to 3.80. Top 8.85 paid for choice 220- j 280-pound weights. Butchers, me- 4 dium to choice 250-300 lb. 8.50 to 8.85. 200-250 Ibs, 8.50 to 3 160- i 200" lbs. 8.15 to 8.75; 130-160 lbs. | 7.50 to 8.65. Packing sows 7.90 to 3.380. Pigs, medium to choice 90-130 , tbs. 6.75 to 7.85. f Cattle: 12,000; calves, 3,000. All grades of yearlings and_ choice weighty steers steady; in-between A grades of weighty steers tending i lower, Run includes a liberal sup- ply of yearlings and weighty steers for the International show exposi- tion. Best yearlings 17.50. Slaugh- ser classes: Steers, good and choice 1300-1500 Ibs. 13.75 to 17.50; 1100- 1300 Ibs. 13.50 to 17.50; 950-1100 Ibs. 13.50 to 17.50; common and medium 350 Ibs. up 9.00 to 13.50. Fed year- ings, good and choice 750-950 Ibs. 4 13.00 to 16.50. Heifers, good and a choice 850 Ibs. down 12.00 to 15.00; , . i zommon and medium 7.75 to 12.00. fows, good and choice 8.25 to 11.00; :ommon and medium 6.75 to 8.25; low cutter and cutter 5.25 to 6.75. Bulls, good and choice (beef) 9.50 to 11.50; a cutter to medium 7.00 to 9.50. Veal- | a ers. (milk-fed), good and choice 18.25 ‘y to 15.75; medium 11.50 to 18,25; cull d and common 7.50 to 11.50. Stocker and feeder steers, good ‘and choice (all weights) 11.06 to 12.00; common | Ma; a and medium 9.00'to 11.25. q Sheep: 11,000. Market active, fully 25c higher. Best fat lambs 14.10; bulk desirable kinds 13.75 and above. good and choice 92 lbs. down 13.00 to 14.15; medium 12.00 to 13,00; cull and common 8.50 to 12.00. Ewes, © medium to choice 150 lbs. down 4.75 to 7.00: cull and ‘common 1.75 to 5.25. Feeder lambs, good and choice 12.25 to 18.50. CHICAGO POTATOES Potatoes: Receipts 84 cars; on track ‘338 a ee . 8. milpments a rurs. very slow, se _ dull. Wisconsin ‘sacked "Round ‘ higher; Minnesota and North Da- kota sacked Round Whites 80 to 95; sacked Red River Ohios 1.00 to 1.05; Idaho Rusrets 1.45 to 1,80, vsnatly around 1,60, ' Sheep steady. Feeding lambs strong; |N' 61-pound pA 13,50, Lambs, D Chicago, Nov. 28,—(AU-U.S.D.A.) | Wihtes 85 to 1.00, fancy shade || MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, Nov. 28.— (AP) — Wheat receipts today 457 compared to 205 a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse grain closing quo- tations today follow: Cash Wheat— Delivered Arrive 14% Protein— 1 dark northern.... 1.28% @1.34% To arrive . e . 12 dark northern 1.26% @1.32% 13% Protein— 1 dark northern 1.20% @1.24% To arrive ... 1.20% @1.22% j2 dark northern.... 1.17% @1.22% 12% Protein— 1.11% @1.13% 111% @1.12% 1.09% @1.12% Grade of— 1 dark northern 1.11% @1.12% To arrive ... 1.11% {2 dark northern 1.09% @1.11% Grade of— ;1 northern .. To arrive ... 13% Protein— 1DHW or 1HW To arrive . 12% Protei 1DHW or 1HW To arrive . Grade of— 1IDHW or 1HW.... 1.10% @1.12% To arrive . 1.10% @ Minn. & S. Dak. 12% Protein— 1.21% @1.22' ike 1.12% @1.14 Lae 1DHW or 1HW.... 1.08% @1.11% To arrive ....... 1.08% @1.10% Grade of— 1DHW or 1HW. @1.09% To arrive ... 07% @1.08% Durum Choice 1 amber.... 1, @1.16 To arrive ... @1.14 13% Protein— 2 amber .......... @1.15 Choice of 1 amber. @111 To arrive ... @1.11 12% Protein— 2 amber .. @1.09 Grade of 1 ber. @ 97 Grade of 2 amber. 96 Grade of 1 durum. 96 Grade of 2 durum. 95 1 red durum.. @ 98 Coat yellow corn. yellow corn * To arrive . mixed corn. To arrive . . mixed corn....... mixed corn. white oats: white oats. To arrive . 4 whiteo ats. Barley, ch to fey. To arrive ... Berley, med to gd... To arrive ... Barley, lower gds... To arrive . . 2rye.... To arrive . No. 1 flaxseed To arrive . Bwan nm @ban = aN 2. Fy A a 3 3 5S Sse 3 ae ODDHHDOHDODHHHHHHHHHHH989O9 DULUTH RANGE May 240 240 288 240 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Minneapolis, Nov. 28.—(P)— Open High Low Close Wheat— Dec, 1.10% 1.10% 1.10% 1.10% May 117° 1,17 = (1.16% 1.16% Rye— Dec, 99% 99% 99% 99% May 1.02% 1.03 1.02% 1.02% Oats— Dec. 42% A25% 42% 42% May 44% 44% 44 44% Flax— Nov. the. soso seve - 2:86 Dec. assy 237 2.34% 2.36% May 2.40% 2.40% 2.38% 2.40% Barley— Dec. 61% 61% 60% 60% May 65% 65% 65% .65% CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Chicago, Nov. 28,—()— Open High Low Close Dee, 1.15 1.155% 1.15 1.15% March 1.20 1.20% 1.20 1.20% May 1.22% 1.23% 1.22% 1.22% orn— Dec. 84% 85% 84% 84% March 87% 88 87% May 90% 90% 20% Oats— Dec. 46% ATH 46% March ATH ATR 46% May ATH AB ATH Rye— Dec. 1.01% 1.02% 1.01% March 1.05% 1.06% 1.05% May 107% 1.08% 1.07% Lard— Nov. 11.20 11.20 11.07 Dee. 11.22 11.27 11.12 Jan. 11.85 11.85 11.80 March 12.05 12.10 12.02 BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Nov. 28 No. 1 dark northern . No. 1 northern .. No, 1 amber duru: }No. 1 mixed durum No. 1 red 1.12% f 4 ; he -holid: fit-takin: Paul Abrahamson, Leal; 2 BAM shed A et & 1 whic fo ea "the. faatog up of Adam, ‘Anamoose; Gilbert Moum, Tribane ih Ce fonity. Vib PHONE 32 con new eeesenene eve cnnenennrr sg 2 no at hii Wie 11% the ly brite) rate eer gpetry: and Victor Lindgren, Park WANTED—Com etant girl for gen: le Cees. AB tam 14% Protein— cent and a slight hardening of time ec eral housework. Must like chil- sa be oe Gala ‘ Prof. E. J. Th , of the ani- Phone 1058 or call at 918 Seventh 1DHW or 1HW. + Sadi pled yates, but fn ee mal husbandry departinont of the| dren. Call 600 W. Broadway or Dependable Used Cars Hiuslid L che é m1 hort tail, about 1 year old. Clar- Duluth, Minn., Nov. 28.—()— _| grades 8.50 down; heavy sausage of-|® —————@ | of their families. FOR RENT—Three room corner| farm 230. acres, 1% miles south-| 5 ; Open “High Low Close] ferings 8.75. Stockers and feeders | Tomperature at 7 a. m, ...«++-. 22) Company I—Ceptain and Mrs, G.| apartment, Furnished, Possession| West of Hargo, “What nave you?| ence Hanson, 406 Seventh street Durum— in lig! pply, fully steady. Calves: | Highest yesterday .......scss.. 45/4» Anderson, Lieut, Wil F.| atonce. The Laurain Apts. Phore port, N. D. gel, . "| FOR SALE Use = Nov. 96% 96% .955% 95% 3,000. Fifty cents higher. Good | Lowest last night .. “225. a1] Pleakney, and all non-commissioned 5 rns | addin; achi inn ree Dee. 96% 97° 95% 196 |lights 12.50 to 13.60, mostly 13.00. | Previnitation to p,m, .O|cfticers and members of their] FOR RENT—Modern two room AUTOMOBILE safe, all in good conlitson, Write May 1.08% 104 1.03 1.08% | Hogs: 17,000. Fairly active, 10c Highest wind velocity .. +. 12| families. partment. No children. Also] FOR SALE—Seven passenger Cad-| Tribune, aet Ad. No. 38. Same 1 ein pe ae ey WEATHER FORECAST Bismarek Indian School Close’ tn, 628° Sixth] “Gilac sedan in good’ senaltien. Sant | FO eee ities Dee i 99% 1.01, 99% 1.00 | bulk lights and butchers 8.40 to 8.50.] For Bismarck and vicinity: Gener-| Turkey and dressing, mashed po- | the thing for taxi or bus line. For| "bear weight 200 Ibs. Sein oe lay | 1.03% 1.04% 1.03% 1.03% | Early top 8.50, some higher. Light | aliy fair tonight and Thursd tatoes and gravy, rolls, FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room| further particulars write Ad. No.| son.'stx tailes southeast of Bin. Barley— - is - i lights and packing sows 7.75 to 8.00, ing, temperature Thursday. loped potatoes, cranberry saut apartment in modern home, 113] 26, care of the Tribune. marck Dec. 80% 60% .60% 60% | Pigs steady, 7.50. Average cost Tues- ‘or North Dakcta: Generally|@pple salad, pumpkin pie, appl landan or phone 687. WANTED—Buick 1927 or 28 coach,| FOR SALE—Fancy Early Ohio po. Flax— | 28; weight 212. fair tonight and Thursday. Colder|oranges, and cocoa, After the din-| —————___—__srnes | "11 trade Baldwin player piano, oe eee (a rly pio pe Nov. 2.31% 231% 2.81% 2.31% heen: 1,500. Active, strong to| southeast portion tonight. Rising|ner ® movie will be shown in the FOR SALE liken aaa difference for| tatees 50c per bushel delivei Dec. 2.35 2.35 2.81 2.38 | 25c higher on fat lambs; others and | temperature Thursday. auditorium. pay, Phone 10-F-4. Julius Andahl. OT nected with Hubbard 4 | Mankato. MARKETS -- FINANCIAL NEWS: STOCK MARKET RESUMES RISE: liberal commission, unlimited pos- . . marck -|{ 3% insertions, 25 words FURNITURE SALE Upward Movement Continues Wayne Weiser ‘fs Member of ae ae ee Tab oe eee. Ca 1.00 FOE BADE & chide ate ear ea habia eek, ords basket, high chai Despite Prospects of Firm | 5-Man Team Representing FEMALE HRLP WANTED ander ........ evens LMS and walking swing, Jmported din- Call Money State at Chicago WANTED—Two young ladies to|| Ads it Md Re mee addi- ner set and large and smal road. represent la: Chicago firm in uick Bismarck. ference uired.|] CLASSIFIED DISPLAY weet Phone 366-W, 181 RATES New York, Nov. 28.—()—Faced ! with the prospect of relatively firm call money rates for the balance of the year, the stock market never- theless resumed its upward move- pare en Hazelton, ¥ a ci my Vickery, Linens) Cel member of the five-man team from ur . c™ning for appoint- the state agricultural college which] ment. ss ‘4 90 Cents Per Inch $20.00, one bed apri and mat- t North Dakota in the] WANTED—A, i tress $15.00, one folding cot wit> jadging contest at the In-],"A bemtabe pene fo elecchc || All classified ads are cash in || pad $8.00, one kerosene Pertve~ i ional Livestock show, Chicago, fe advance. Copy should be re- tion stove with back $10.00. Call ine yislent proparciong 8. | We also buy registered draft stal-/ Ceived by 9 orlock to losure || st 610 Thayer, _ : e day. FCR3 SALE—Electric range lly new, walnut twin ls an full size four poster bed. All witk wom: THE Nirite|] BISMARCK TRIBUNE || ber springs.” Bargain. "Phone ions, E the high-priced specialties. announcement reached here} Carrington, N. D, insertion erable irregularity developed in the early trading as a result of rather Other members of the hay Had x feel a8 Shortly after midday powerful college, will accompany the team to pools again stepped into the market 1927 Dodge Sedan leather upholstery! SARGAINS in use the show as coach. WANTED—Woman — for kitchen! 1926 Dodge Sedan mohair upholstery Kennelly Furniture On.. Mandan, with large buyi rders, and the Teams composed of college stu-} Work in Cafe. Address box 132,| 5 3 ‘i “bal” “movement Avan again is fall cok be al parts ot ts United | Bismarck, No Do a betray Pea eee ree swing. The day's news was lar es and Canada w entere z SCI favorable, "The weekl Tron righ’ in the fat stock judging classic. SITION WANTED ____| 1927 Studebaker Sedan 4 wheel] FARKING UP the ‘wrong Tree: The North Dakota Argicultural| YOUNG lady desires office work, brakes That is what a bum hunting-dog view said that ste rices we y * wt tthe waaaeual aéeline college Fat Stock Judging team left} Position as a stenographer pre-| 1927 Pontiac Sedan 4 wheel brakes does; gets under the wrong tree easier but that the seasonal decline in production had been checked. Sev- Fargo, Nov. 16, by car, and will] ferred. Willing to work for ex-| 1925 Willys Knight Coupe Sedan and barks; leads you astray: BUT eral favorable October railroad work on herds at the University] perience an! low salary, Refer-| p59 Studebaker Sedan ~-how about the Surgeon whe earnings statements made their ap- farm at St. Paul; University of Wis-| ences piven. Write Westfield, N.} 105. Doo makes yor believe that he can cure pearance, the aggregate net operat- consin, Madison; Ames, Iowa, and|—D.. box 45. Ord Coupe diseases with a knife? He is sure- ing income of the first 51 roads to then at the University of Iilino’ D—Stenographieal position,| 1924 International Truck ly putting a fast one over; he gets report for that month being $123,- Many well known farms where a 1 years’ experience, Call M. B. GILMAN CO. your money and a hunk of your 254,000, as against $98,487,000 in * _|better class of fat stock is kept will| 1924 between 5 and 6 p. m. <n eneee | anatomy, but he does not GET the September, and $99,685,000. in Oc-| Two skunks are the unusual ts | also be visited on myo, ———— FOR RENT—LEASE disease, for it is too deep for his tober, 1927. of. Miss*Prudence Parsons of Chi-|as to give the team a good work-out WORK WANTED WANT Renter with plenty help kinfe, He can not remove. the Another shipment of gold to Can-| cago, and were shown recently at/before the contest hicago. WANTED—To do rations and tractor for section near Gler.| CAUSE of vour trouble, for it is ada was announced during the day,|the National Pet Show in Chicago. —————_—_—_——_. repairing on ladies winter coats! coe, Buildings, pasture, hayland. in the BLOOD. We DO remove bringing the total on the ‘current | Here is Miss Parsons with “Sachet.” and d s. Also relining. 107] 110 summerfallow to buy. Give the CAUSE Gf the dissass Wan movement to $12,000,000. With the|Tho other one is “Violet.” The Fitth street, Krall Tailor Shop,! hank references first letter. Kratt,| UY Alkaline Blood Treatment, our heavy holiday demands beginning| skunks are not odorless, the owner Mrs, J, Wentz. Sheldon, N. D. 5 | Vitamin Herbs, Roots and Bark, to make themselves felt, little hope | claims, but simply well-mannered. WORK WANTED—Painting, paper | meee ara we CURE you ie Rend is held out by banakers for casier| 0. hanging, and decorating, any kind FARM LANDS UR ATU rates unless there should be a ‘ of trucking or any kind of work.| FOR SALE—160 acres good virgin| Gied® and) we can CURE you drastic reaction in stock prices. Gold Star Band Will L. G. Knowles, 100 Thayer Ave. soil, all but few acres can be cul. oe oe 394 by io hha jain the acu Broadcast Program MIDDLE AGED wane would| tivated, five mileé north of Bi eens me Bis- erformer in today’s market, soaring i marck. Lots 1 to 6 block 25 and| 77a 0 ee eee points to a new. high record pci Yearbook at North Dakota! like a position in private home Tote tto 42 block fiche Flecrens| DIAMONDS—Direct from cutters at 400, Brooklyn Edison ran up 25 Agricultural College Is ‘All- | Gribuhe, tare ot ka. Novas ‘, ‘1 and importers is the reason we sel} Fargo, N. B., Nov. 28.—With a are No. 4 and Wetherby Addition to city of beautifal Mamosd ti t t Ree eaten a Solna wet six musical number radio program American’ A WELL experienced girl desires a risa et ned Tay ade savings to you. Gaunreestes pay- Aeronautical 20%, American Express |the 50-piece North Dakota Agricul. steady job ina modern home.| ,. Street Bismarck, N. D. in ments, all transactions confiden- 16%, Gold Dust’ 11%, Adame Ex. {tural college Gold Star band will Write Tribune, eare of Aid. No. 40.| FARM FOR SALE. 8 1-2) tial, Wholesale and retail. James press and Brooklyn Union Gas 10% |Play, on December 5, 8:30, over! Fargo, N. D., Nov. 28.—Competing| “Seen | mile from small town with con-| W. Marek, exclusive diamond deal- each, and Peoples Gas, Consolidated |WDAY. The band is under the di-| with hundreds of college annuals in HOUSES AND FLATS solidated achool and two elevators.| er. Office south of Hotel Prinee, i 4 rectorship of Dr. C. S. Putnam, who|the Scholastic Editor National FOR RENT OR SALE—Six room| 100 acres broke, good improve-| Bismarck, Gas, American and Foreign Power, the S has led the} book contest, the 1929 Bison of the| modern furnished bungalow, hot| ments. Inquire at Menoken Gar-| (5° ~3ALE—Registered Duroe Jer- International Telephone, Interstate |for the past 25 ys age, Menoken, N. D. Stores, Keith- Alb . {college bands, North Dakota Agricultural college} water heat. Responsible party | weeernceeseerece-—cwaen——ue-— | sey boars. These the large fares Meccan eaten Wevionl The program follows was given th Ares ‘ican rating, ac-| desired. Phone 1276, USED CARS ‘YOU CAN BUY type. Also some ‘ine gilts. Have Bellas’ Hass, Byproducts Coke, |!—Northwards, from Suite “Four| cording to word red yesterday! FOR” RENT—Five room modern WITH CONFIDENCE @ few good polled shorthorn bulls Worthington Pump B, . Burroughs Ways,” Eric Coats, arranged es-|/from judges of the contest. The! house wt 8°S Thied street. Inquire} BUICK 25-51 Brougham, new tires,| for sale of cerviceable age. Struts Aa ing a hin ceceaacrecinie pecially for this band by Dr. C. All-American | is the highest rating by phoning Mr, Belk at i a beautiful Duco finish, Fisher body, and Nagel, Rismarck, ND. Box i a 8. L re bet - | FO} ii . Deere Blas eB paints plguld Cat-|>Prelude, Jean Beghon, the 1928|eations Gm allt? ne FOR BENT JE CALE—Modern fur: Derrrpletely overhauled: Ove price| NATION L-CABH- RRCIENENE= eral of them at new highs. National Contest number for] That Bison yearbooks are better waned nen, ae tcse Met! on this will move it quickly, ‘New and second hand. Over 600 Malls were more: wixed; Rock high eka bands — symphonic than the average college annuals, a hs haseathc at <a CHEVROLET 1928 conch, only run} styles and sizes. We have one to H angement, a ¢ Biggie ? tl id miles, . onl emnerens. -G iiss Lea 3.—Ballet Suite, La Source, Delibes. Bison issued two. years ngo, was modern house. Inquire 719 Sixth pitt fh ona cat. Sangean s pcan Pubtecion : atte Kansas City Southern sold at their I. Pas des Voiles. awarded like distinction. Le ea aaa ai __| WILLYS-KNIGHT, Great Six cou Bismarck, N. best prices of the year, but Pacific egies prerett Wellam, Lakets, was FOR RENT—Duples, Tae. new Duco finish. A WON'|FOR SALE—Registered Labrador 5 ‘ariation. -in- 0! ie winnl “ej >) . common and Reading were heavy. IV, Dahes: Clveasatenney ba ants per conte Hollands, Moor. retrievers, females three month: SAVING THAT IS SURE TO ii SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK |4—Characteristic number, Chloe,| head, was business manager. —~———— APARTMEN PLEASE. ee ee eee is months old $40. Chas. Quigley. South St. Paul, Nov. 28.—(AP- Kahn & Moret. a FOR RENT—Modern 8 small room) WHIPPET 1928 sedan, Looks and| Bathgate, N. Dak. pe fy .|5.—Egyptian Love Song, Ethelbert | PQs apartment partly furnished, first] runs perfectly. Full: ipped,| aaa any be Hae) Teena ps Moderate: Ney ny weranged by Dr, Putham, Bismarck Thanks- floor, private entrance, down town. exceptional; Besaiitns y equipped, | FOR SALE—Temple §; , Fadi Ls ‘Ni ort. |6.—March, “El Capitan,” Sousa, b; ivi Is O f Just right for two, Call rear 118 TRADE-TERMS cabinet for battery set. Child’: es 11 ialling sina eee yeaa aborts poset iat Bi » by! giving Is ne oO Firat pts t. FLECK MOTOR SALES, INC. automobile. Reasonable. Call s° maners 9.00, ‘Bhe stock largely —— Turkey Programs|For_ RENT—Three room untur- BISMARCK, N. Tahoe Patan bee fis to 8.00 for cows, and up to 9.25 nished apartment with private! "Toe" oar < SALE OR TRA TAKEN -UP__One black female " Pe Senne a a inane ; for heifers; cutters 5.50 to 6.50. (Continued from nage one) bath and entrance. Call at 816 FOR SALE OFT _— Bulls strong to 25e higher; mediam|| Weather Report — || comnicioed'ofticers and members| _Main Ave. before 7:00 p.m. ALE OR TRADE Ymproved| hunting dog, short hair and has ¢ sheep steady. Early bulk natives good car. Write Tribune Ad. No. 18.25; culls and heavy lambs 9.50 to £1 FOR SALE—Murphy In-A-Door WEATHER CONDITIONS Btate Training School THREE ROOM partly modern dwell-| _ 41, AI A high pressure area is centered| Turkey, giblet gravy, mashed and! “ing, ‘the premises are fenced, FOR SALE—Early 1927 Chevrolet| 4. ',,¥ Murphy. 206 Main os 10.50. Best ewes scarce; choice 6.00; a ‘ “ hese escalloped potatoes, candied sweet Ge, hone 4: thin light ewes 2.60 to 8.50, Feeding | tret,nuonen® While a "Low! covers) titoes, creamed’ peas, -buttered| Sofaened in porch, partly fini coupe in excellent condition. Also| |? lambs scarce. settled in all sections and precipita-| beets, chocolate, fruit, and marble} house with neatly enough furni- ope coahe 9815 90) Hon Eonriogs a aR a a at ere oes tion occurred at many places from|¢#ke, mince and pumpkin pie, ice} ture for the house, for $2100, == £85.00 and_up._Hedahl Motor Co. NOTICE TO BUILDING CON- CHICAGO CASH GRAIN the lower Great Lakes region and|¢ream, rolls, jelly, and fruits. A » FOR SALE—Chevrolet sedan in TRACTORS Chicago, Nov. 28—(P)—Wheat—| Mississippi Valley westward to the|MOvie will also be shown at the State|SEVEN ROOM modern house in| good condition, Write Tribune,| soar. Proposals wwii) Delesualale No, 1 hard 1.20%; No. 4 mixed 1.00.| Rocky Mountain reyion. About a| Training School after the dinner. Riverview, 3 Led rooms, all oak| care of Ad. No. 43. by the undersigned until eleven Corn—No. 4 mixed Bagels foot of snow fell in Wyomin:-, Tem- Btate Penitentiary floors, garage, sun parlor, good =H iene Ai Prday, Dec) th, A888, PAE iahet saty mom ite peralures are moderate in all sec- ee ee Dee ant pot and near school, for $6000, on) spveNn ROOM desirable dwelling,| State Hospital for the Insane: James: 4 bed rooms, hardwood floors|°¥". N. D., for the Re-roofing of the Oats—No. 3 white 46@48%4; sam-| Highways throughout the state| ream, bread. Boiler House, located on the Instl- i sls) SIX ROOM modern house, 3 bed| throughout, 9 foot fine basement| tutional ds. as arate ee: ereomiony y io. gocn snd lua anuabe Boek. tareey potatoes,| rooms, well located, fine 60 foot fully partitioned off, hot water och Proposal” win cover complete “Meteorologist, | buttered peas, cranberry sauce, cel- lot, near schools for $1500 cash. eat, range boiler connected with| S¢iert! Proposal to be accompanied boiler, basement range and gas| fi ok draf hh pest ery, zopekin pie, hot buns, coffee) rIvE ROOM partly modern house,| heater, heated garage, vestibule,| on? <e"ee ey cMe or, Srast, to, the = 2 bed rooms, good shed addition,} Jarge front porch, south front,| E.G. Wanner Sec. gph RRO OE BOR EAM. | is sn enpnorSlleed cold meat, potato] ‘fine cellar, premises all. fenced,| very desirable location, in good| . The board reserves the right to ac- 4 cream of tomato soup, fruited iti in,| cept any one bid or reject all bids tell the’ truth, the whole truth, and | jello with whipped cream, cake, dill| 'STEe front porch sereened in back| condition, near. schools, close in,| ““P ‘lans and Specifications are on file lot, for $2625, on] for $7500. This is a very fine|at the office of the Board of Admin- ———_—_——_ nothing but the truth?” pickles, coffee and 1 » bread. ‘ ‘ , N. D.: Build RANGE OF CARLOT SALES | “Ah does, sah.” Father John Slag will give a talk] ‘r™s PER aa RRAIRDER Exchangen, at Fargo, Minncapolia, and Minneapolis, Nov. 28.—(AP)—J| “Well, Sam, what have you got to|at the penitentiary auditorium at 11] FIVE ROOM modern house, at least seine r = Paul, Minn. and at the office of Range of carlot grain sales: Wheat|say for yourself?” a, m, tomorrow. 2 bed rooms, kitchenette extr eens iy Bora, Anenitect, — Raine No. 1 dark northern 1.19%@1.30%;| “Jedge, with all dem limitations City Jail well located in desirable part o: By’ order of the State Board of Ad- sample de dark northern 95% | you jes’ put on me, ah don’t believe| Turkey and dressing, mashed po-| city, good condition, for $4000, on ministration. A CT sae ala No. 3, ghyhis anything at all to say."—The| tatoes, weet, and ill eke, ree a nara Shankeshing 11/28; 12/4" Baecutive Secretary. —Sai 5 . w read, fruit, cele i jor sale, i scaler mple grade 52; No. 8,| Humoris' wry nee si Jhan giving 5 offee and cream, cookies. No. 4 yellow 74. i cient ane Couniy dail EO. M. REGISTER, Rye—Ne. 2, 94%. Tried as Slayer of Turkey and dressing, parkerhouse R00MS FOR RENT Flax—No. 1, 2.45. rolls, stewed prunes, fruits, apple 7 a SP Ea Stepfather , cookies, coffee and cream,| FOR R Ma CHICAGO PRODUCE corn, creamed peas, ite bis Het wae banks foe oak stare, Ressipte 2.110 tube | |] bina $40, 00 r month, No furniture rie unchanged. Receipts 2,110 tubs. coger gerorrmigcegd cent A RA Pak Re, Wee tal In Epes steady, Receipts 1966 cases. WHAT'S THE USE $ 2 geod gtr ee teegt Extra firats 4 to 49, firsts 40 to 47, Dietitian: Y a few lettuce woe “- oi Oh6-d. yer Ave. 01 firsts 30 to 38, refrigerator * leaves, without oil, and a glass of A rae se 5 al extras 31, refrigerator firsts 30, epee, Jaloe. here, adele, thac FOR BENE --rornlahed room fo al y Cheese’ unchanged. A ORG Te ally diet. ou ao] . cation, clove fn, Call at 40 Fifth MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES ‘Ss much, doctor, but do I take this be- | __ street or phone 1093-R, at once! “A guaranteed car that Minneapolis, Nov. 28.—(AP)—(U.| > js fore or after meals? — Passing | FO ‘—Nice furn room| has been thoroughly overhauled. . of A. ‘otatoes: Light wire P P Show. in new modern home, three blocks|§ Perfect performance assured. inquiry, demand and_ trad! very |” f, en from postoffice. Phone 1482 or. slow. Market dull, too few- re- eed A.POOR RISK call at 308 Ave. A. 1928 Chrysler “72” Sedan. potted to quote, : : i “Tones wants Bp bey, in & FOR RENT—Nice warm room’in|§| 1925 Hudson Coach. CHICAGO POULTRY. ‘. / ee ee modern home, close in, gentlemen! 1926 Ford Coupe Chicago, Nov. 28.—()--Poultry, “Yes, with proper securities.” Bor Third street. 1926 Ford 4-door Sedan. alive, steady. Receipts Scars, Fowls, 7 : “What would on pag u to Elizabeth Schrumpf Vakiner by an instrumet which wai the Regi: You'll be thankful! If you act the same are descri! The southeast quarter of nec- ou suggest 2” BOR RENT—Well furnished room|! 1926 Overland 6-cylinder Sedan. 20 to 25, springs 25% to 26%, : “A chain and padlock, a pair of | ona ittchenetin Larlight’ hecos | 1926 Overland 6-cylinder Coach, ‘or the teh Prin Be there ett roosters 20, turkeys 80 to 97, ducks handcuffs, and a watch-dog.”—Tit-| keep; Call at 411 on such m ot 17 to 23, geese 28. 4 ct Bits. i aa el : al Bed pesage) See Coach. the eatin 2 é “iat SEN] Esse ee oe MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR” Too Late to Claasif FOR “EENT—Furnisbed rooms 1o\1 1925 Overland 4-cylinder Sedan: pyMianeapolis, Minn, Nov. 28.—(P) eee poten bee wie bate, Cal : EDWIN ¥. Bran 82.00 to 32.60. ferred. Located down! ern sleering. room, suitable for one f%4-ise32-38 —_—_——. at 807-Fourth street. or two. il at 219 Seventh street. FLOUR MILL OWNER DIES ' . pid ait onl FOR RENT—Furnished room for Wi inn., Ai 28.—(AP)— FOR RENT—Small baesment apart-| light eping. College Bu! verett, 61, retired mil- ie . ment, for one or two, $15 a month. a iy contselled, Base Flow Mil Ererie abercumees’ S14" Ahird| are banea. died. He formerly. was ‘street. ————__—— GARAGE FOR RENT—Close in. In-' quire at 592 Seventh street, fombestadtesauuiaby FOR R&I ‘Modern bungalow. white Phone Bae or oat at 81) fest Pe] tag No, ceai: below pre-war jgured on a cbst-of-