The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1931, Page 8

| GRAINS HAVE RALLY || ARTER DROPPING 10 | CORD LOW MARKS Closing Prices March 11. Chal. i {Am. Can . Farm Board Allies Announce Am: & For. Pow. Am. International Wheat Price Boosts at Kan- | Am. Metal .. " Am. Pow. & Lt. sas City, Minneapolis Roll, Mill am. Am. wheat, rallies took place in grains 4 late Wednesday. About 160,000 Andes Cop. i. ie bushels of United States wheat were AtehL T. ¢ ES. F. dis} of ; Atl. Coast 1e ro Pantters, Beleitim and Marseilles, | Atlantic. Ref. . France. An advance in the wheat | Auburn Auto i paid by farm board allies | Aviation Cor ‘was announced, %c at Kansas City | Baldwin Loco. and ic at Minneay | Balt. & Ohio ‘Wheat closed Men cnptacigen to , Barnsdall “ %c higher, May old 81%-%c; July Bendix Aviation 64%-%c, corn unchanged to %c up, | Bethl, Steel .. May OSS SAD eet: Soe Broan alk ivanced, and provisions IL ae i joo did Washington crop BS —> Mills Ports Si beneficial effects of Case, J. Feent henry mnow ‘and rain in do- Cerro De Pasco . mestic winter wheat territory. The '(! Liverpool. dding to handicaps of wheat bulls | ‘were reports that Australian overseas shipments so far this season totaled | ‘about double what they were a year | ago. Nevertheless the e ena Argentina remained was the id last year. e bearish uence was ann than Canadian exports to date since | Cont yy 1, last aggregated 58,000,000 | Cone Oot more than for the same pe: |Cony of riod a year previous, whereas United Btates exports showed 18,000, ‘bushels decrease. Corn, desp: rs thized with | ~ inti ee GET Mee re | Engtitlons responded to downturns [3st of hog values. El. \T FUTURES DULL DURING MOST OF SESSION Minneapolis, March 11. | Wheat futures were quite dull most Fr of the session here Wednesday with the Stabilization corporation ‘support- May early. Toward the close ‘Winnipeg began to show strength be- cause of =e ond carried ae Gen. Mi markets penis higher a loSed tem: | Gillette Saf. c¢ higher. G ‘Barley was helped by export news ‘but cing ‘not change much. Corn ad- et) ‘vanced a little more than 3, half-cent GP ae to Ou while oats held —, ie eg mene Gtr West. Bag. ©. ote Bn wheat “yas in good demand an Granow and about 4c higher compared with | Holle eriey futures. The farm board buyer Se eo een totos Yanced the market on all but Mon- | sus On ope: tana wheat which brought a premium, into ue ‘Winter wheat was in fair ee es The oe Durum was still draggy Put |r: Match. Ptc. Pf irm. Int. Nick. Can as good for un- 2 - a ede Ctnerwise. |Int. Tel. & Tel. ... ; t- jJewel Tea .. pas cenand held quiet to fair most |Johns-Mansvie demand was fair to} ‘sayser (J) ... I a| Kelvinator ..... a ocenee Ve a at Kennecott Cop. en Kolster aati € ESTOCK asresge (S. S.) eno VE CAP—U. 8, D, Kreuger & Yol ous’ 19,000 including 3,500 di- | roger Cronsry >“hneven; light weights weak to Liquid Carbonic 25-35 off; early top | Lowe's pean Ibs, 800-825; 240- ; LOUIS. 6: 160 Ibs. 8.00-8.25; light | ¢ Aid ins, 800-825; medium | heavy ; packing | 3 ry) ant 3 iy business Nat. Cash Reg. . cat girly lip: | Nat. Dairy Prod. still | Nat. Pow. é& Lt. j Norf. & Western ae North American ic Light . kard Motor and 005, cutter 3.00-4.00; bulls (yearlings €x- | choice (beef) 4. cluded) good and Sore down dium 17.75-8.75; 9! choice -9.25; all wel hale as ewes 90280 oe | are 2 n20 coding lambs 60- 2.00-4. gommon. ‘ood and choice 7.65-625. ks Wit , BUG | Standard Brands ak; tured | Stand. Oil Calif. ‘shoctieds, around 8.90; yearl- Stand Gas. & fags 8.00; few odd lots to 8.75; bulk On Stand. Oil N. J. Gown to 6.50; beef 4.00-5.00; gas a United .75-6.00; bid- weight |U; A sales of lambs fea oti tans fal | Vida better; throwouts 6.00: FOREIGN BXCHANGE exchanges irregular. Demand: Britain $4.85 11/16; France cents, lower || universal Trust Share: Corporate Trust Share North American Trust sharei As quoted by the is FLO iroh 11.—()—Flour 31,876 a | v to 17.00. closed on 56s territ prices in range of scoured SHARES FALL ONE TO SEVEN POINTS IN LIGHT TRADING. ‘iBulls Step Aside on News of 3 New York Central's Cut staples. Lower grades in territory Inies are slow. [ New York Stocks| {Duluth, March 11. Durtim— Open High Low [May .. . .73% 73% 78% July . . Sept. oe weeee Ry May... 36% 26% 86% New York, March 11.—()—Share | slipped off 1 to 7 points in light | TE sor cas "8 stock =— et, stepped aside. 72 |ment at least, York Central di ing tone was weak, but sales mated only 2,4 were heavy in thi market for red metal. {Both Anaconda and American Smelt- jing lost 2 points. U. much, and American Telephone more than 3. New York Central's loss was extended to more than 4, and Union; Pacific, which has a large investment Losses of 1 to came fairly general % tive issues as the da} was notable that stock was not urg- ently pressed for sale, and principal; issues were well taken on the way down. Reduction of New York Cen- tral’s annual dividend rate from $8 to $6 came as a surprise to some quar- ters, although it was well known that e! s did not support the rate. lew York Central stock rose 2 the early trading, but show- , }ed a loss of more than 2 after the di- ®|vidend announcement. Other rier issues were depressed, Union Pa- 7, and Atchison 4. Byers, t 1 favorite, was a 1045, jfeature in the indus' points. U. S. Steel and Aruerican) {i *|Telephone were among issues losing | * |2.0r more, and such stocks as Amer- : Can, Radio, General Exectric, ‘United Corp., North American Sears|: 1 I Standard of New York, and Bethie- lost a point or more. There was @ temporary upturn in the morning, , and McKeesport | ing up 3 to the year's best price. | mid-week business statistics were confusing, and traders seeking indications as to trends in the near future were left in a ticularly difficult to mixed opinions expre: of improving conditions | peared the Berline Bc continued gains in Latin exchange rates. improve in London. Radio C i tions earnings report, showing a strik-} ing gain in the final quarter, bore out ithe more optimistic estimates. Amer- jican Sugar Refining also made a fa- vorable Tevort, showing net of $557 share. despite the ny money ‘came back to 1's per . cent, after renewals at 2. BAP OLIA CASH RANGE news id cut, The clos- Speltz, Dark hard winter wheat Hard winter wheat . 8. Steel lost as firm Wednesday, with pr changed. Butter was firm, with con- ditions advanced % to % cent. Poultry ruled firm, Creamery extras, 92 scar ards, 90 score, carlots, 90 to 91 score, 28 to 28%; firsts, 88 to 89 Score 36 to 27; seconds, 86 to 87 ints or more be- among more ac- yy wore on, but it heese, per pou pei a ii 1 Americas 15%; brick 1: mburger 16%, Swiss 33 to 35. Auburn rising ae per cent. troubles in the | bonds: A.)—Potatoes! Light wire mand and trading very slow, market dull. Too f. “ ‘of carlot grain sales: Wheat: No. 66 | Montana Fister Ww white, 52%; No. 3 mixed, 52. No. 1 red 79; No. 1 hard 79%; No. 3 dark northern 75; No. 1 mise T1%. yellow told) 65; No. 2 yellow 61% - 62; No. 2 yellow (old) 65; No. 2 white 20 to 24c; by express 20 Eggs 29.535; regi 5 nearby and nearby western hennery white,- closely selected extras 26 to 2c. Butter 14,753; steady, creamery,! { |higher than extra 30 to 301zc; extra (98 score) 29% to 20%sc; first’ (88-91 | + |score) 27 to 29¢. st D. A)—Cattle 2,500; calves 400; ac- + | tive, yearlings strong to 35c higher; | matured steers steady to strong; she | stock strong; bulls weak; stockers | pound beeves $9. 2,00; bulk $7.25-8.50; few heifers $8.25 aD load lots $7.50 down; bulk cows | 7 h; to ‘shippers; packers inactive: 160- top $7.40; $700-185; few, 50-350 pound weights lower: ‘mostly $6.25-6.50; few roughs down ‘to $6.13; slaughter pig on ship- Pihcep 3500: t iatabs pening 10. Let ; fat mi i) je \o5¢ higher to shippers: choice 61-97 ie) Foreign |44 3 at 91% | Me cents; Italy 5.23% ‘centa; Germany | 79% cents; Norway 26.73 cents: 23, - Sweden 26.76% cents; Montreal 100.00 157% 168 1.67% } rel ‘in its crude oil quotations, falling wools, while others (in step with similar cuts by the Union tory wool at 49 to 53 ogni » for strictly combing ra DULUTH CLOSE —P— . 1 dark northern .Lnorthern . . 1 amber durum No. 1 mixed durum . Lred durum . flax CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, March i te ices un- potter -Hecsipte, 4.68? fie, Jie, Firm. firsts irsts 21%; ff resh grad 19% to 20%: ordinary firsts 18% to a. ; storage ed firsts 22%; stor- packed extras 23, = m1 ‘Twins _ 14%; Young Live poultry—Ri eceipts 2 cars, 19 trucks; fowls 22 to 24; broilers, 1% to 2 pounds, ducks 23; ge ‘oosters 15; turkeys 25; 4. CHICAGO POTATO! Chicago, March 11.—(AP-U.8.D.A.)— Potatoes: Receipts 112 cars, on track 276, total U. 8, shipments 841, Steady, trading only fair. Sacked, per owt: ‘onsin Round Whites 1.30 to 1.45, sional car | high oc er; Round Whites 1.20 to 1.80; Idaho Rus- gets No. 1 1.50 to 1.60, few higher, 2 1.26 to 2. Colorado McClures, 75, others 1.40 up; MONEY RATES New York, March 11.— (%)— Call money easy. High 2 per cent; low 1% per cent; ruling rate 2 per cent; close 1% per cent. Time loans steady. Sixty days 1% to 1% per cent; three months 1% to per cent; five to six months 2% to 2 per cent, Prime commercial paper 2% to 2% Bankers’ acceptan unchanged. CURB STOCKS New March 11,—(?)—Curb: Cities Service—17%. ‘lectric Bond and Shari Stand Oil of Indian: CHICAGO STOCKS e, March 11.— (®) — Chicago fon Securities —204; vi Midwest Utilities, new—24%, | MINNE. IS STOCKS Minneapolis, March 11.—(?)—Minne- is stocks Close: rst Bank Stock—22%. Northwest Bancorporation—33. Go’ MENT NDS New. York, March 11.—(@)—Liberty Liberty 314s—101.23, First 414s—102.26. 103.23. ‘Treasury 4%s—111.24, MINNEAPOLIS POT: Minneapolis, March 11, inquiry, de- sales reported to quote. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, March 11—()}—Range | durum, | a d durum, 63%. Corn, No. 4 pelo, 40-50%; No. 4 Oats, ‘No. 3 white, 27%-27%, e, No. 2, 3514. ae CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Chicago, March 11.—()—Wheat Corn No. 2 mixed 58%-59%; No. 1 te, Oats No. 2 white 31%-1s, Timothy seed 8.75-9.00. Cloverseed 12.25-19.75. Lard 8.87. NEW YORK PRODUCE | Poultry live firm: fowls by freight steady. Refri tor to iso, mediue fies nearby hennery brown, ular packed, extras 24 to 25c: Cheese 156,041, steady. i SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK Sioux City, March 11.—(%)—(VU. 8. load good 1,123 few sales $8.75- 50; medium bulls mainly $4.00 choice vealers $7.50-down; $7.25 down. Hogs 9,500, including 150 billed throu slow, opening 15-25¢ lower 190 pound weights largely $7.25-7.35; 40; 200-250 pound weights 5; packing sows steady to 10c pound wooled lambs $8.75-8.85; oth- er classes quoted steady. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY GET YOUR Easter perma’ ve | now. Natural looking, guaranteed | waves, $5.00. Croquinole or com- bination waves $6.50. The Califor- nia Wave Nook, 102 Third street, Bismarck. Phone 782. WANTED—Auto mechanic, first class, no other need apply. Stair Motor Company. FOR RENT OR SALE—Partly mod. ern house. Rental $25.00 per! month, Call at 314 Thirteenth or; Phons Geo. Register, 90. WANTED—Four salesladies, Must have wide acquaintance. $4.00 per day guaranteed with added mission. Phone iern “Frets postolfie," i =.” Bergeoos, Phone 267. * CRUDE OIL DROPS Los Angeles, March 11—()—The Texas company has announced a re- duction averaging 50 cents per bar- TO SUPERIOR COURT roperty. He charged Mrs. Erickson, a neigh- bor, conspired with Mrs. Carlson in the hope of obtaining.money for a Payment on her home and to repay funds from @ lodge of which she was treasurer, ‘The death of Lindstrom first was attributed to heart disease. An investigation instigated by a son, Peter Lindstrom, Chicago meat packer, led to arrest of the women. EDUCATION MONEY BILLS ARE SIGNED Governor Shafer Also Approves Bill Providing State Gov- ernment Budget completed the signing of measures providing for appropri- ations for the state’s educational in- stitutions with the approval of the two bills making funds available for the next biennium for the state uni- versity at Grand Forks and Agricul- tural college at Fargo. The university appropriation totals $1,170,897.60, while the agricultural college receives $880,206.30. At the same time the governor signed the general budget bill pro- viding for funds for departmental, legislative, and executive branches of state government. The apvropriation totals $2.126.654. Another apropriation bill which re- ceived gubernatorial approval makes available $113,035.78 for payment of a deficit in the general maintenance fund of the agricultural college. Senator W. S. Whitman's measure authorizing the board of, administra- tion to transfer the Hoense of the was signed by the governor. ‘The governor signed two measures providing for appropriations for bridges. One is for a $35,000 toward construction of a bridge across the Red river between the eastern term- inus of State Highway No. 7 in Traill county, and Minnesota Highway No. 1/6 in Norman county, Minnesota. The other is for a $25,000 to aid in con- {structing a bridge across the Little Missouri river in Slope county to eon- nect Highways No. 21 and No. 16. The Garrison bridge bill has not yet been reached by Governor Shafer. Find Youth Guilty Of Murder Charge After Three Hours (Continued from page 1) Robert Estill. Estill added that Thompson, host of the fatal party, will be next to face trial. Waiting for the verdict was the accused youth. His face was drawn. li appeared chalky in the yellow light from a clustered chandelier high above. Nearby was his mother and step- home to insure adequate defense for Virgil. ee the chamber was the bent father of Arlene. Three of Arlene's four brothers were sitting by his side. ‘The three sisters, two of whom had fainted during the trial, were ab- sent. Handcuffed To Sheriff An extra detail of deputies sur- rounded Kirkland. He was hand- cuffed to Sheriff Burney Maxwell, who remained alert during the final stage of the trial. The extra deputies were there, not because it was fear- ed Kirkland would escape, but be- caus rumors had been heard that fellow-workers of Arlene's brothers would attack the defendant if he was acquitted. there was no demonstration. Kirk- land remained unperturbed. His mother, sobbing, rushed to him. “My poor boy,” she cried. But Sheriff Maxwell drew Kirk- land ‘away. “You can see him later in his cell,” he told the mother. Confident of New Trial Attorney O'Hara said he was confi- dent a new trial would be grarited and the verdict set aside “because it REQUEST FOR BIDS Department of State Highways Proposals for furnishing 518,000 Uneal feet wood slat snow fence and 56,980 six foot steel posts (two sep- arate proposals) will be received by the State Highway Commission in the offices of the Department of State Highways at kK, North Da- kota, until 10 ck A.M. March 27th, 1931; at which place and time they’ will be publicly opened and read. The proposals must be mailed to or otherpose deposited with the De- partment of State Highways at Bis- marck, North Dakota, and shall be fealed’ and endorsed, “Proposal for urnishing Wood Slat Snow Fence” or Proposal for Furnishing Six Foot Steel Posts,” according to the, pro- posals contained therein. ‘A certified check for 5% of the gross sum bid, together with a bid- gross sum bid, must accompany each proposal. The unit prices bid are to include prepaid freight to points of destina- tion as listed in the proposal. specifications may be at Bismarck, North Dakota. , to watve technical ties such as may be 4 of the State. Ne TA STATI MMISSION Oll company and Standard Oi) com- Bismarck Ni tn Dakots ner cinatlit’ en, jemarck Nort ine se, By li chief Rug: jecretary. nigincer aod S Dated: March 2nd, 1931. 3/4-1i-18| Phone 430: radio station located at the university | ‘The record of testimony had been appeal.” father. They had mortgaged their | When the jury returned its verdict | Kirkland then was led away to jail. | ! der’s bond in the full amount of the; Copies of the proposal blanks and tained from the Department of State Highways MW bidd ty lacthe opening of the proporalen | galow with garage attached. Call | Half pound jars Rose Ger- served to reject uny! at 801 Mandan street. Phone 634. termined ‘to be for the best interests Temperature at 7 Highest Tuesday Lowest durin in et 5 ; i % A Sheridan, Wyo., cldy.. 3¢ Sioux City, Ta, Spokane, Wash. rain. 38 Swift Current, cloudy. — 3 The Pas, Man, clear., —20 Toledo, ©. cloudy..... 30 ston, 6 Winnemucea, pt Winnipeg, Man. snow 12 OTHER N. D. POINTS Temp. Station— a.m. Jamestown, clei 28 Fargo, cloudy . 30 Grand’ Forks, ¢! 19 ‘WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thurs- day. Colder Wednesday night, with cold wave. For North Dakota: Partly cloudy and colder, with cold wave east and central portions Wednesday night. Thursday partly cloudy; not so cold extreme west portion. For South Dakota: Snow and much colder, with cold wave Wednesday night. Thursday partly cloudy; snow southwest and colder southeast por- tions. For Iowa: Increasing cloudi with Ught snow and colder in and central portions, much colder in northwest portion, Wednesday nig! Thursday cloudy "and much cold: light snow in southeast and extreme east portions. For Minnesota: Cloudy and much colder, cold wave in west portion, light snow in east and south portio: Wednesday night. Thursddy part! cloudy, colder in east and south por: tions. For Montana: Snow Wednesday night and Thursday. Colder in extreme south portion Wednesday night. WEATHER CONDITIONS A low-pressure area is centered | _ over the north Pacific coast, and | Wj, light precipitation occurred in all sta- tions from Manitoba and northern North Dakota westward and south- westward to the Pacific coast. The weather is generally fair from Call- fornia eastward and northeastward the Mississippi valley. A high-pres Ad. No. 25 in care of the Tribune. page, Outs, border or white space used on want ads come under the classified po oJ OA aa erm FOR RENT—Very desirable cheery well furnished front sleeping rooms, for light en- trance, $16.00 per month. Phone 833-W or call at 323 Eighth 411 Ave. A. FOR RENT—Well em house, Lavatory in room. Hot and cold water. Call at 615 Fourth street FOR RENT—By the month, rooms, With or without baths, Becagctie PRINCE HOTEL, FOR RENT—Modern furnished room at 510 Fourth street. Phone 293. —— sure area, accompanied by much col er weather, is centered over Saskatch- over the southwest. Bismarck station barometer, 28.36 ville, N. Dak. inches; reduced to sea level, 30.20 inches. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Official in Chas ewan and Manitoba. This cold weather| lady wants position, anywhere in extends into South Dakota and Wy-| state. References. Also competent oming, but warmer weather prevails] stenographer and ‘Moder- with the fist.” argument to the jury Tuesday, O'Hara land entirely. culars. “It was too late to use this evidence. closed and could not be opened. If Work Wanted the new eer is not Aine to WANTEE persuade Judge Crumpacker that a NTED—Cleaning new trial is warranted, then we will| Ladies fur coats relined, mi O'Hara said the new witness was a Sales price $6650.00. Terms—$500.00 bine work. payment down, $80.00 per month; _N. D. : including interest, taxes and insur- ance. Immediate possession, 406 W. Rosser. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow,| seat. Population 1400, hardwood floors, hot water heat, basement garage, good location. SIX ROOM modern bungalow, hard- wood floors, full basement, furnace | FO heat, outside garage. Sales price $4200.00. . $700.00 cash, monthly payments. A NO, 1 brick duplex, 5 rooms and bath either side, hardwood floors, | Top -54 SALE—Ohoice has heat, double garage. Sales FIVE ROO! treats, etc. Phone 115-J. Jacob YM modern two story house, hardwood floors, full basement, fur- | —Bul!l. Dickinson. N. D._Box 128 was founded on the weakest count of | the indictment—assault and battery) orcs, $25 weekly, | spare time. “While I was making my closing! Chene Co., 4503 S. Western, Chi- cag said, “one of my investigators tele- | wy, =D—Good reliable ainl for phoned that a new witness had been| ANTE j cod, reuable girl for found who would come forward with} good cook. Town home, one child. evidence that will clear Virgil Kirk-| Write Tribune Ad. No. 20 for parti- and pressing. ending men’s clothes, garments altered and Temodeled. Call at 719 Thayer Ave. woman and that he intended to see} WANTED—Painting and decorating. her Thursday. He refused to reveal _ Phone 120-W. her identity. | ' Farm Lands For Sale LANDS FOR RENT—Several pieces re) farm lands scattered ut i througho! SIX ROOM modern two story house} Burleigh county for rent either on hardwood floors, fire nue gas: the one-half plan or for cash. Also heat, outside garage, good location.; will pay cash ox oe seeding and com- cash down, $30.00 per month in-| buildings. Full information by call- cluding interest at 7% or no cash| ing at 502 Seventh street, Bismarck, test, J. E. Chesak, Phone 7-F-24, Route 2, Bismarck, N. Dak. FOR RENT—Two furnished city heated apartments and a 6 $000) modern house, also large furnished room in Dale Apartments. All close oa Main Ave. or phone FOR RENT—A nice 3 room apart- ment, private bath, sun porch, hardwood floors, close in. Call at 323 Second street afternoons or evenings. =] ent, living room, bedroom, kitchs bath, Available March sth, Mrs, ae Hughes, 616 Seventh or phone FOR RENT—Nicely furnished _ two room apartment, hot water at al times, city heat, Inquire at Room 200, College Building or phone 1063. FOR RENT—Newly decorated 3 or 4 Tooms furnished light housekeeping apartment, also sleeping rooms. Phone 729 or call at 710 Broadway. FOR RENT—Furnished three-room apartment at the Murphy Apart- ments, 204% Main Avenue, Phone mo or apply to Apartment F, 1 RENT—Two rooms, and newly decorated in eames modern home. Close in. Phone 637-J or call at 113 Mandan street. FOR RENT—Attractive furnished 3 , ire f. Ros- Ser or phone 1313, ean RENT—Purliishea apartinent at be pen street. Light, water | on leat, FOR RENT—Modern apartments 1: K. Thompson. Phone 287. nace heat, outside garage. Sales|FOR SALE—Six foot soda fountain, 700.00. Good terms. all solid marble, completel; Brees equipped, in first class ‘condition, FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, hard-| Priced very cheap, Write Tribune wood floors, outside garage, full| Ad. No. 22. SEVEN ROOM modern two story| ROR SALE—Small sale wih inti House, hot water heat, hardwood | "Wivate-pantna anieast i oOe fF floors, east front, sales price $4700,-| reasonable price. Write Tribune Ad. 00, reasonable terms. No. 26. le alee aneeennNiE ss AND FOR SALE—One second hand Die- bold safe. Quanrud, Brink é& Rei- many attractive and desirable lots in| _bold. different parts of the city, which can be bought for cash or on time. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY - Webb Block Phone 0 Houses and Flats FOR SALE— use at Glen school district No. 1, Burleigh coun- | ty. Sheet rock lned, tar foot, beat | Watch for our idee id re. ry isiy ot tering machine, buckets.) Special Easter An- dishes, kettles Sue Tach. Me-|| Nouncement about 6 - March 25th FOR SALE—Five room modern bun: anium Cleansing Cream, RENT—New room Wee Call at 906 Sixth street or, guaranteed, 65c, phone 1740-W. Harrington's FOR RENT--Six furnished or unfurnished April 1st. Phone 130 Bismarck, N. Dak. =