The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 9

4 P ~ AS ARGENTINE RAINS oe. , Average Weather in Futie Will insure Drought-Stricken Nation of Income WHEAT RESERVES LIBERAL Ocean Passage Bulk Decreases; | European Dryness Tends to Check Declines Chicago, Sept. 16. —Fresh piling ‘up of domestic supplies, together with persistent slackness of export demand for North American wheat did much today to send wheat values sharply . It was shown that the! downgrade. United States visible stock of wheat had increased 1,146,000 bushels in the last week, and is now almost double the total at this time last year. Selling pressure increased notably after this feature developed, and the market dropped rapidly toward the last. Further rains in Argentina tend- ed also to pull wheat values here down. Wheat closed nervous, 2°ac to 3%.¢ a bushel below Saturday's finish. (Sept. 130% to %%; Dec. 139 to 4; May 148% to %.) Corn closed ‘2c to 1'4c down, (Sept. 1025 to %; Dec. 98% to 74; May 105%). Oats 1:c to *<c off, and provisions varying from 10c decline to a risc of 15e, Corn was slightly casier at the start but rallied to around Saturday's finish later, and then declined again toward the last. Oats eased down. Provisions averaged higher. In addition to news of additional moisture today in parts of the drought region of Argentina, selling of wheat here was stimulated by dispatches saying that rain was also threatening in scuthern Buenos Aires, Pampas, and southern Cordoba Provinces. There were also advices that reserves of old wheat in Argentina are liberal, and that heavy shipment of Argentina wheat diverted from European con- tinental countries were arriving in Great Britain. On the other hand, the total amount of wheat on ocean passage today showed a substantial decrease tjmpared with a week ago, and Gal- veston announced s modification of the wheat embargo at that port. ‘There was also talk current that the Argentine rains had come too late to warrant any great improvement of crop conditions. Complaints were likewise received that it is very dry throughout Europe, and that plowing there is not making normal headway. Corn prices were influenced much of time today by relative weakness of the wheat market. Unsettled show- ery weather over the corn belt tend- ed also to keep corn values down. Some notice was taken, too, of advices that owing to loss of considerable , wheat acreage in Argentina, Argen- | Sept. reseeded with corn and 287 cars against 255 cars a week ago 2nd 211 cars on the corresponding day last year. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT FUTURES SLIDE DOWNWARD Mit lis, Sept. 16.—)—Wheat inneapol futures slid downward today. striking | 5¢Pt- stop-loss selling near the close and dropping sharply. December close was more than 2 cents lower, while Sep- tember was 2 cents down. Oats futures started strong. but final prices were lower with other grains. Rye trade was light and fea- tureless. Barley trade was limited. Plax futures started sharply higher, but final prices showed very little net cain. Cash wheat was casy at unchanged comparative prices. Winter Wheat was firm. Durum was steady. Oats demand strengthened carly, but slowed down later. Rye demand was steady. Barley was slow and casy, only good | Scpt. at firm | Dee. March demand was good again, and|May ...... Onts— malting grades moving readily Flax offerings were readily taken. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK gry tae BESSSIFE peer eerereres gs H et ofl eee i i i EEE 1 ry i AID CROP PROSPECTS receipts today 671 compared to 1202 a ply &go. Minneapolis cash wheat jand coarse grain closing quotations today follow: : Cash Wheat— 15% Protein— 1 dark northern. | To arrive .. Delivered Arrive 1.3812 1.4013 1.3814 @1.40'S 1.35% @137t2 1.331, @1.35%3 1.3012 @ 1.32% 1.33's @1.35' 1.334 @1.35'2 1.39" @1.32': Montana Winter Choice 1 amber To arrive ... 13% Protein— 2 amber .... Grade of 1 ambe Grade of 2 amber. Grade of 1 durum. Grade of 2 durum... 1 red durum. To arrive . 1.2375 @ 1.30%, 1.2375 @1.30% 112% @1.13% 1.10%. @111% 1.087, @ 1.00% 5512 @ 951. 1.00% 95! 3.24 3.21 '2 @9.32% MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Minneapolis, Sept. 16.—4)— Open High Low Close ‘Wheat— 1.38's 1.35 1.35% 1.45% 1.43%, 1.407% 1.40% « 1.50% 141% 148 1.48 98%, 1.03 28% 1.03' O% 51% 56 3.26 32 81 70% 4% 14% CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Chicago, Sept. 16.—)}— Open High Low Ciluse ++ 133% 1.41% 1.42% 1.38% 1.39 147% 148% 146% 144% 1.50% 1.62% 1.48% 148% 1.03% 1.03% 1.02% 1.00% 98% 1.03% 1.06% 1.03 1.08% 1.06% 1.07 1.05% 1.05% 52% 1% B1th B5% 544 54% 58% STs STM 50 50% 58% 58% 1.10% 1.00% 1.00% 116% 1.15% 1.15% 1.18% 1.17% 1.17% + 11.65 11.65 11.60 11.65 + 11.55 1165 11.85 11,60 - MTT 11.87 11.77 11.85 + 12.22 12.25 1215 12.15 16 118 +120% 131% 1.18% 1.18% 1.32% 1.23% 1.10% 1.19% oo 1.26% 1.37% 1.28% 123% 2% 0% 2% 28% ++ 1.03% 1.06% 1.03% 163% Py 1.3744 11.39% | | To arrive ... 1.3746 @1.38%% 12 dark northern. + 1.3412 @ 1.3615 13% Protein— 1 dark northern. 1.3613 @1.381s To arrive . 356 91.32% |2 dark norther 334s 01.351 | 12% Protein | 1 dark northern. 1.35% @1.37%s |. To arrive ... 1.3419 01.36% 2 dark northern. 132% 81.34% | Grade of— jl dark northern. 1.331 @1.35%, | * | 8. D. A.)—Cattle—9,500; opening slow. largely 110% Jand feeder eile 10.00; cutters 5.50 to 650; bidding butehers 1.94% 1.30% 1.30' | early sales packing sows 8.50 to 8.75; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929 SWRRATDDICRCRAT| | amtearous case cose Tomarw pe apron mun | poe F WHEAT PRICES PALL afte 2rte«| STOCK MARKET TONE Radio Digest TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 thy The Asscciated Programs in Central Standard 1 Indicated, Wavelengths on left of call let STRONGER DESPITE NERVOUS EVIDENCE Business and Industrial News So Meagre Effect Is Not Felt on Exchange UNEASINESS FOLLOWS SAG Wowo. WDOD W: 8:02—Salon Orch.—Also V KOU WSPD WHh 8:30—Story In a Song, W WSPD WEB Wil WFBL WBBM KMB¢ IKMOX (30 New Highs Recorded in Some Active Issues, While Oth- 6:. Populat 7:00—Diversited H ers Creep Upward AS RL 8:00—tskimos Dan WSAL WOW New York, Sept. 16.—(4)—The stock market began the new week today with such nervousness as character- ized trading last week still in evi- dence at times, but the list displayed a firmer undertone. Call money renewed a little firmer Commercial Solvents, which is to be split 10-for-1, made an extreme gain of 29 points, recording a new peak at 580, and National Lead and J. I. Case surged up about 12 and 17 points to new tops. Columbia Gas was a strong feature, rising more than six points to a rec- ord price at 102':, then slipping back & little, in realizing. General Ameri- can Tank, Western Instrument, Louisville and Nashvilic, Bangor and Aroostook, Royal Dutch, and Timken Roller Bearing were other stocks reaching new high ground. Standard of New Jersey rose a couple of points | in heavy buying, and Radio, American Can, New York Central, Woolworth, Dupont, Delaware and Hudson, and Columbian Carbon were among issucs in good demand. American Machine and Foundry, and Auburn Auto dropped about 8 and 9 points, and United Aircraft, Al- Med Chemical, Brooklyn Union Gas and United States freight lost 3 or 4 points. May Department stores, which shot up violently last week, tumbled more than 10 points. Pressure against the shorts in the last hour caused several substantial advances in the utilities, which were accompanied upward by a number of oll, food, rail and railroad equipment issues. American é& Foreign Power was run up nearly 8 points to the new peak of 282, Chicago Great West- ern preferred rose more than 7 and advances of 3 to 5 points appeared in General Eelectric, Westinghouse Air Brake, Air Reduction, American Power & Light, Hershey Chocolate preferred and Royal Dutch. The close was firm. Sales approximated 4,000,- 000 shares. to killers, northern 1.36 1-2 to 1.4: ern 1.37 1-2 to 1.39 5- winter 1.35 1 1-2 to 1.28 3-4. Corn. No. mixed 94 3-8. Rye, No. 1 97 5-8 to 99. Flax, No. 1 3.29 to 3.35. NEW YORK BUTTER 27 1-2 to 29 1-2c. CHICAGO roTtaTOES Wisconsin sacked 2.85; 2.75; Idaho sacked rurals 3.00. CHICAGO PRODUCE SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Sept. 16—(7)—(U. steer run, mostly stockers flesh; these around steady; general quality rather ordi- nary; talking weak to 25 lower on killing classes; these in comparatively meager supply. little done; most slaughter steers 11.00 down; she stock 1.28 to 8.50 for cows and 8.25 to 9.50 for heifers; few odd heavy range cows seconds 37 to 39. current firsts 31 to 33. Cheese unchanged. FOREIGN EXCHANGE 825 down on bulls; bulk = stockers kinds salable 9.00 to 10.50; calves— 2,200; bidding 50 lower, largely 15.50 to 16.00. Hogs—6.500; opening slow, 2550 higher than last week's close; carly top 10.35 paid for sorted light 5.22 5-8; Germany, 23.78; 26.61; Sweden, 26.76 1- 99.32. BOSTON WOOL pound down to 9.50 and below; Mt 9:30—Harbor Lights, Stories by 10:00—Bill Scotti and Mis Dance Orch 394.6—WJZ New York—760 (NBC Chain) :00—dwin Franko Goldman Band Concert— Als: : kWh WH KSTP WTMJ WEBC WI 6:20—Master Musicians, Guest C 7 RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Sept. 16.—()—Range of carlot grain sales: wheat No. 1,dark lo. 1 north - No. 1 hard spring 1.32 to 1.43 1-2; No. 1 mixed wheat 1.13 3-4 to 1.39; No. 2 hard No. 1 dark hard win- ell Known K KMBC 9:C0—Jense Crawforu. Poet of the C wy) RU An Old 8 12% Protein— at 7% per cent. The day's business ‘0—Musical. Melodrama—Also KDKA. 1DHW or 1HW.. and industrial news was meagre and 7:30—Minstrels—Also KDKA WLW To arrive . generally not of a character to in- eepeaners Minty Aiea rates | Grade of—. fluence the market. 9:00—Siumber Musie Hour, String |1DH Wor 1HW, 1292 @ A ig Age Legh ba ane To arrive ... 1.2912 @ | Stocks as Uni s Steel, Ameri- : 5 Minn. & 8. Dak. can Telephone and International Tel- |Undertone strong on pigs, | average 12°5 Protein— ephone, which sagged a couple of |Cost Saturday 9.27; welght 236. 1DHW or 1HW 1.271; @1.281; | Points or so during the morning,| Sheep—17,500; bet bids 25 lower To arrive ..... 1.27°4@ 1.814 | Caused considcrable uneasiness, but | 0" native lambs; sel ne Se ey, Grade of — losses were wiped out by carly after- | oF 12.00 to 13.00; nothing done; sheep 1DH Wor 1HW. 1.261; @1.27' | Noon. steady; desirable fat ewes 4.00 to 5.00; To arrive . 261, @1.2714 | _ Few volatile issues made wide gains. |Tun includes 14 loads Washington lambs going through; 12 loads dircct 2 yellow 97 3-4; No. 6 Oats, No. 3 white 46 3-4 to 47 3-8. Barley, No. 2 66 to 67; sample 58. New York, Sept. 16.—()—Butter ; firm, receipts 71.367; creamery higher than extra 47 to 47 1-2c; extra 92! score 46 1-2c; firsts 88-91 score 42) to 46c; packing stock, current make No. 1 33 to 33 1-2c; No. 2 31 1-2 to 32c. Cheese steady; receipts 204,679. | State, whole milk flats, fresh fancy | to fancy special 24 to 25 1-2c; do held Chicago, Sept. 16—()—(U. 8. D. A.)—Potatoes—receipts 158 cars, on track 229 cars total U. 8. shipments | Saturday 1122, Sunday 72 cars; trad- ing just fair, market about steady; round whites northern section 2.80 to 2.95, mostly { central section 2.60 to 2.70; Minnesota sacked round whites 2.60 to 2.80; sacked early Ohios 2.70 to Chicago, Sept. 16.—)—Butter firm prices unchanged receipts 10,065 tubs. Creamery extras 45; standards 44; ex- tra firsts 43 to 44; firsts 39's to 4114; Eges—Firm; receipts 7.648 cases; graded firsts 35; extra firsts 36 to 37; New York, Sept. 16.—()—Foreign exchanges irregular. Demand: Great Britain, 4.84 3-16; France, 3.91; Italy, Norway, its; better grade 160 to 240) Boston, Sept. 16—()—Wool: There weights 10.00 to 18.35; heavier |is some uneasiness in the market re- garding values in domestic fine. Sales on the western grown lines of 64's and Ty o ad 9. Card with @ Bae Ano DEAR oma wid ot tf B2Sbuns an [AIGIARETIOIRMECIRIOIP]S] 1% Revise animals ua & woot (SIOIRIRIOIWMEPIR|! GI At. Cat, woos weiner TOINMEBIRIAIVIEIRIY! ,, ‘s",, . erie mast, 22 Open court jalslelp! IsiriOIRit | ah Morgan ot $3 Assam slike an ae a itt B diac rc & ee < te Rapententet : bows 4“ i err aS «Paton dlatine wa ah ta mon" guianoa ‘he f. Feminine name 48, pointes rie De t Geest 48, Mou UJ GE Thewe no cee tr Hd « 4, Madieats ¢ Ramer Lott pa WKRC WADC KFPY KDYL ‘0 WSPD WGHP KMBC KOIL WKRC KY 1.35 1-2, bi | weal 2.45. nsemblo—. lanai finer have tended to slow up the Oats, ois P.M. unless otherwise An ti ters, kilocy w KK ma Hk m.)—Also WSM WAPL WHAS KPRO W WOW. WSAT KSD WLS WILO WOW Y WAM WWI W WBA WSAL kSbD WHO wow D WHAS WSM WAC WSR WrHs WSU WERM ‘BBM WOWO RLD KTSA 454.2—WEAF New York—660 (NBC Chain) Als of, the Sky, David Ingalle 20 ‘AM _KSD KVOO WOAL KSI. \ 's Orehestra— Also W KSD WV cles on right. <OA WHO KSTP LS vA DAF Www KSD WHO AL Woy wwg WMC WSb uin—Also WWJ 0 WOW WSM (one hour) 0 KDKA WIR WLW KYW “ S WSM WMC WSB WJAY ind Sta WK KY KWK WRE KDKA WLW KWK. KYW WR KST KDKA opening of the Australian auction. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR © 1-2; ye, N¢ Minneapolis, Sept. unchanged. 16.—(4)—Flour In carload lots, family patents quoted at 7.95 to 8.05 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments 35,938. Bran 30.50 to 31.00. vAGO CASH GRAIN Chicago, Sept. 16.—(4)—Wheat, No. 2 hard 1.35 1-4; No. 2 yellow hard 1.34 to 1-4; No. 1 northern spring No. 2 mixed 1.32 1-2 to 1.33 Corn, No. 1 mixed 1.03 1-4; No. 1 yellow 1.03 to 1-4; No. 1 white 1. io. 2 white 49 1-2 to 50. . 2 1.04. Timothy seed 4.80 to 5.55. Clover seed 11.50 to 17.50. 1-4, MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES ker. Minncapolis, Mint (U.8.D.A.)—Potatoes: Moderate wire inquiry, demand moderate; Sept. 16—a)— market Carloads f. 0. b. shipping point, based on delivered sales, less all transportation charges, sacked cwts., Early Ohios, U. 8. No. 1, and partly graded, $2.40 to 2.50, mostly $2.40 to CALL MONEY RATES New York, Sept. 16. — () — Call money easier; 7'4 per cent all day. Time loans steady; 30 days 8 to nad days 8% to 9; 4-6 months to 9. | Prime commercial paper 6 to 6". % STANDARD OIL CLOSE New York, Sept. 16.—()—Standara | Oil of Indiana closed 57% today. _ Additional Sports * eo Creighton Grid ° Stars Assemble Eight Lettermen Included in Group; Bluejays Will Open Season October 5 assemble Omaha, Sept. 16.—\4—With eight letter men of last year expected to report to head C Creighton university's aspirants will Montreal, | their first drill. ‘th Chet. Wynne, 1929 gridiron today for Coach Wynne has a likely group of varsity reserves and sophomores from which to fill the gaps left by the grad- uation of a half dozen veterans, in- cluding Captain Ralph Mailliard. Among those expected to answer the initial call is Don Somers, flashy end, who suffered a broken jaw in the game last year and re- Minnesota mained on the sidelines for the bal- ‘ance of the season. Others are Cap- tain Floyd Rombough. fullback; John- ny Scott, quarterback; Merle Hunt, | tober. halfback; Lar Tubby Tesar, tackle; Verle Holmes, tackle; wrence Lawrence Sweeney, Lucas, guard; center; and Walter Holden, end. Lost to the Bluejay squad in addition to Captain Kerwin and Holten, tackle, and Sullivan, guard. Creighton opens the season with St. Mary's college at Omaha, Oct. 5. Yank Tennis Men Must Copy French Tilden Says Americans Must Start Over and Build Game From the Ground Up Detroit, Sept. 16.—(#)—Willlam T. Tilden does not believe the United Mailliard were Dunn, ends; Lynch, States will win the Davis cup until the American players adopt French style of play. Tilden, here for an sald the elimination of errors is necessary before the American players can to successfully compete i i jel Lie Ge | i ei | 7 Fi f li i : i : oe : F Hi it i | i £ H 2 [ Be e-—e it i i E i i ‘stars, s Et i § Bsié 5 i with it s 2 i | ious men aviation, welding a ply Mr. Write Ad. products. houseman. Chevrolet Fargo, WANTED— — children WANTED— ing. Call ences 210 Park keeping street. FOR RENT—Two or three room fur- furnished rain apartmen' ways hot phone 303, MEN WANTED _ $25.00 WEEKLY salary to a few ser- EMALE HELP WANTED—Maid for general work in small boarding how quired. Call in pers er Ave. cast. dle-aged woman for housewor after 6 at 518 West phone 689-W. WANTED—Compctent 5: with general hou: WANTED—Competent maid. required. 309 A » i for eral housework. Mrs. W. E. Cole. MALE HELP WANTED willing to work and learn automotive, radio and electricity, 11 floors of shops, man- ufacturing of planes, ete. nd a union car Meyers, Patterson Hotel, between 2 and 8. WANTED—Office assistant 25 years or older. able to meet the public in- telligently, should speak German, and capable of handling children. | Give full information first letter. | No. 24, care of Tribune. | WANTED—At once, men or women | representatives to demonstrate Nu- | Way Mending Fluid and other new | Write State Distributor, Anton Isaacson, Wilton, N. D. WANTED—Truck driver and ware- | . Apply in person. Stone, lean Wells Co., Mandan, N. Dak. ITED—Shop Steady work and good pay. Central } foreman at once. Co., Beulah, N. Dal foodland Farm, Mandan. WANTED hou: in family, references erienced girl or mid- Thay at 802 tefer= Call viilton ue B. petent r M Avenue. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Small furnished apart- ment for one or two girls, $16 per month, Also two room apartment on ground floor, vacant Sept. 26, $35 per month. Garage $3.00 per month. Call 618 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Furnished light house- front | —= room on first floor with housekeep- ing privileges. heat furnished. Call at 614 Eighth | apartment, also a Light, water and nished or unfurnished apartment, private bath, three closets and store | room, private 2 Second street. FOR RENT—Two on three entrance, Call at Phone 1050-R. room apartments in the Lau- City heat, al- water, B. F, Flanagan, FOR RENT—Newiy decorated apartment for small family. telephone, water and some price $21.00. Call at 423 Ninth. RENT—Nicely furnished warm ec, two room heat, clos round. PI FOR RENT—1 nished a room. street. Phone of furni- hot water apartment, e¢ in, Hot hone ‘wo or three room fur- partinent. Also sleeping 242-LW. 801 Fifth FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- nished apartments at the Rose apartments. 215 Third strect. F. W Murphy. FOR RENT—Four room unfurnished apartment, gas ranz Call at 808 Sev ground floor, nth iz FOR SALE—A good farm of 160 acres, 2 miles west of Freda, N. D.. hs room house, barn, two wells and windmill, buildings. chicken house and other Price $20.00 per acre. For terms and particulars write A. ’ 'T. Lein, Freda, N. Dak. ee Wilmot motored to Mandan Ruth Wednesday. Mrs. Anna Knutson, Oliver Knut- son and Buster Schilling, were Resan callers Wednesday. ‘They also called at Roy Little's. week at the Ruth Little spent several d this Jordahl home. cook for threshers this week. ‘The Canfield homemakers club met. at the C. Wilkinson home, Sept. 5th. ‘The next. meeting will be at the Pat- ton home the first Thursday in Oc- | Charlotte Wilmot spent several days this weck at the Roy Little hom« Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickclson, Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Li ttle and son Wilfred were Wilton shoppers Saturday. The Chas. Manning family have been enjoying a visit with relatives; from South Dakota this week. Mrs. Anna Knutson, Mrs. Joc Kei- fer and Mrs. . Roy Little and son Wil- fred were Regan shoppers Friday. Melinda Manning who is attending high school in Wilton spent the weck- end at her home here. Mrs, Pete Mickelson called at the Harry Davenport home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilmot of Wil- ton were Sunday visitors at George Mowder's. ited at the Sun Fist [ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickelson vis- Joe Mickelson home in day. Carl Berg and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Ed Berg. Ruth Wilmot spent a couple of days this week with her aunt, Pete Mickelson. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon his brother “cap ‘McCall and Mrs. of Bismarck were Sun- Also | d after fin- | ishing. Three private airports. Ap- | MEN—Learn barbering. Catalog tree. | Moler Barber College, Butte. Mont.; D. | Mrs. Joe Keifer helped her mothe: | : cl i |!mowledge of the hoor Effective Jan. 3, ber word. CLASSIFIED DI RATES 90 Cents Per vance. same day. DOCTORS ‘You may drive Nature ou! a flying They may cut out your let out your gore, But in misery and pain ing. The knife can not cut from the blood For God's sake then why ing? BU! T will not have to be cut we know that disease Herbs, Roots and Bark Hundreds and we can marck. (NO KNIFE). POSITION desired by food reference. No. 19. fire saves by, the hour. care of Ad. No. FOR RENT—Si: at 701 room PER: soothing burns, bruises, pimples, pile: price two box dress W. F Rock, Arkansas. RESPECTABLE young like to. accompany at of ladies: motorin: ington or other about October first. Ww s i OPPORT: FOR SALE—First class 1 end grocery, only meat town of equipped. 1 Insertion, 25 words or under 2 Insertions, 25 words or under 85 3 Insertions, 25 words or under 1.00 1 week, 25 words or under ... Ads over 25 words, 3c additional All classified ads are cash in ad- Copy should be received by 2 o'clock to insure insertion THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 Through the window she'll come back -If you visit the Clinic of Dr. | M. MacLachlan (Harvard) you e do not believe in operations, for poisons circulating in the blood and | can not be removed with a knife. By our Alkaline Blood Treatment, ic food combinations we have cured Clinic rooms 6-8, Lucas Block, Bis- POSITION WANTED stenographer, Write Tribune, care WORK WANTED. CHIMNEY SWEEP--A clean flue pre- ‘antecd. Price reasonabie. Phone ENCED lady desirés Phone 985-J. ND FLATS FOR SALE BY OWNER—Modern bungalow. Two bedrooms, hard- wood floors, built-in cupboards, sun | school. garage. Price . See Dale at 211 West or phone FOR RENI—A modern five room | bungalow, built-in features, base- | ment garage. Write Tribune in ‘ont street. Phone 321. ite Tribum, care of Ad. No. 22. %@0 population. Wenzel Bros., Classified Advertising Rates 1928 iy 1. ISPLAY Inch it by the door gall bladder, you'll be dy- your disease keep on try- to pieces for is caused by and scientif- CURE YOU. | fuel. Work house- nodern house lady would respectable 2 to Oregon, points west. State terms. 'UNITIES market it market in Fully owners, AGENTS WANTED—Agents to or blemished horses for slat The Elder Horse Sale Co., town, N. Dak. PRL HAEO NN... 2 LOsT—On highway No, 10, betw New Salem and » new * Field Special” Goodrich truck t size 32 x 6. Finder kindly Northern Hide and Fur Co, marck, for reward, HAVE $424.00 credit on new Oakis car with Stair Motor Co., Bismaz ‘Will sell same on 11 per cent ¢ count. Write Tribune in care _Ad. No, 17. | FOR SALE CHEAP—Three ton 1. { ©. truck in fair condition. Ge tires all around. H. C. Leupp, Ste ton, N. D, ROOMS FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE ROOM—In large mi ern home, real close in. Gentlem only, Have also for rent one & tion of double garage on upy Eighth street. Inquire 502 Sever et RENT—Nicely furnished roo next to bath, suitable for one or tv Board if desired. Attractive loc tion, reasonable terms. Call at { Sixth street. Phone 374-M. FOR RENT—In modern home, attractively furnished room & three windows and large clos Young lady preferred. Call at { Ave. D or phone 1222-J, FOR RENT—Two large furnish rooms newly decorated in mode home, with board. Reasonable rat Phone 204-J. .111 Washingt street. FOR RENT—Two nice warm Tool adjoining cach other, suitable 4 two boys or girls, always hot wat Cail _at_ Mohawk, 401 Fifth street FOR RENT— Furnished room strictly modern home, suitable 1 one or two. Close in, Sixth street. Phon ‘OR RENT—Three nice large hous keeping rooms partly furnished, @ stove. 812 Ave. B. Call 653-W. FOR RENT—Three —_unfurniish joms. Call at 423 Third stre _] Erlenmeyer. FOR RENT—Two rooms by Mi eS or month, 411 Ave, 1 Peo 78-J. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALd| FOR SALE—Household — furniti Dining room set, including 6 dt ing room chairs, rockers, rug, be new, spring and mattre: new, small table, ice be garden tools, rakes, fo 's, Spades and other @ ticles two numerous to mentio| Phone 911 or call at 412 Eighth, FOR SALE—Houschold furniture, cluding Hoffman piano, No. 17, sun porch set, Singer set} ing machine, bed complete, by chester shot gun 16 gauge, chi coaster wagon and h small items. Phone 346-M or ¢ at 418 Ninth street. FOR SALI mall table, dinin table and chairs, rugs, china floor lamp, brown leather co three pairs of high hunting electric percolator and dishes. at 225 Ave. A west or phone Mrs. A. W. Lucas. FOR SALE—Daybed with cane end blue tapestry upholstering rate pillow, Waysagless 5 Also Edison 00 model, 0. Phone 967. SALE—An Upright Cecilig phenograph with sixty records ag one drop leaf dining room i Phone 718-R. een 3:30 and 7: FOR SALE—All electric to sell at once. double barrel shot gun. Ninth street. farm proper ‘ance. Then Geort apper ree. Later he sig charging George with as: which caused over $5,000 warehouse here. were consumed by the started when sparks from 'engine in the warhouse ignited gaso- line on the floor. floor and into the gasoli mass of flames. It was warehouse which would an explosion. which stopped the flow into the storage tanks. The Devils Lake fire was called to the scene w! the ground. Chemicals Mrs. | Devils Lake department modeling of the second: Scofield block on Main comes the establishment of a new the next two months. The Also one 20 gauze y. The farmer denied all els, who stepped inio his house, bbed a gun, and drove Mr. George attempted extortion. king away with the Mr. George cannot be found. Fire Guts Warehouse, Causes $5,000 Loss Churchs Ferry, N. D., Sept. 16.—Fire stroyed the Standard Oil company Over 50 barrels of oil and a large quantity of grease The flames spread quickly over the removed it was enveloped in a huge the flames would reach the large storage tanks on the east side of the Matt Haugen, agent for the oil company, dashed into the warehouse and shut off the valves Tadio, priced | Call at 421 tits dis- struck Mi- y. Michaels then swore out a war- ant charging Ben in another George came to hit d hi warrant, al- is home and denied the a warrant sault. damage de- fire which the gasoline ine pipe and feared that have caused of gasoline FOR SALE—Bed, bed springs, mai tr id a dresser. Call at Eleventh street. Phone 779. FOR SALE—Chiffioner, mirror, en cabinet, daybed and other _ture. Call at 207 Mandan st FOR RENT—Piano, in first class © _dition. at_808 Seventh BARGAINS in used furniture. nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan, N. ee MISCELLANEOUS and cutters at great savings. Gu anteed. Wrist and pocket cl at bargain prices. Liberal allows offered on old watches. Cash or proved credit. Watch repairing pert work). Mail orders taken care of. James W, r Office at 108 Third street, south Hotel Prince, Bismarck, Dek. WE JUST received our full line of jackets, stag shirts, flannel heavy blazers, gloves, also & © plete line of Star Brand shoes and oxfords. Open Capital City Clothing Store, _Sloven, 1211 Fifth street. FOR SALE— bulls, red, roan and white, tered Oxford and mbo yearling rams. Registered D Jersey boars. Farm 3% miles n __of Bismarck, Strutz and Ni FOR SALE—1897 model, 12 Winchester repeater, on condition, used but little, sole er case, rods, etc., $25. Also ing coat, pants, vest, cap, C. Hibbs, Lucas Bloc! « department hen gasoline in the big storage tank overflowed to from. the and water New Clinic at Minot Minot, N. D.. Sept. 16—With the awarding of contracts for the re-| FOR floor of the street south it of the dental clinic treats, ete. Phone Dickinson, N. D. ALE—Office d buy second a3 niture, such as stations Call or write to F. 8. Hudson, Re 123 Pioneer Bldg, Mi close 926-J or call in Minot, which will be opened within | ,, Scaled, bids will be recels Avenue between 3re 01 rly occupied. Yaunary 4 ny for the building lo Ly and k a att as: ; The North 100 feet and’. Block 47, Origts Bald bullding consists blocks: avy sis. Dremisce, Bid; ther ho tter tor the ° the Biliding: ted’ to be Pe