The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1931, Page 9

a — ~~ Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and | COSRATES. “> 9 da urn pr | ! s | Tooms for ig! lousekeeping. — | accept most kind of work. rnish +| All want ads are cash in advance | Alvin MeMeans, Star Route 1, Bis} LishtS, and water furnished. “Call ‘minimum charge 7 cents, Copy! marck, N. Dak. Care J. P. Dietrich. | a= — 5 oe - jmust be received at The Tribune of-/typEwRITER AND ADDING Ma.|/C®,RENT—On ground floor, fur- fice by 9:00 a. m. to insure insertion “| nished three room apartment with Jan same day in the regular classifiec:| CHINE cleaning and repairing.; kitchenette and private bath. Also Market Report for Mon., Nov. 23° Bellies— twelve years’ experience. Work! furnish ping > ' ati f yest: | Suaranteed. Manford Parks. Tele-| po aay ge ge age 1 for 1,282 to 1.286 b x i | iple. Rent reduced for care of || New Yor ocks |! HRB ahe Udine’ unevenie: Bien: | DULUTA RANGE want ads come under the classified ANTED—All Kinds of sewing andi FOR RENT — Cozy two room com- 7 I fo ERE RE pare, itoppy yearlings steady; best 12.25; Duluth, Minn.. Nov. 93—()— display rates at 90 cents pez column Seay Rae ee Cae pletely furnished apartment. Gas, E ULTS IN NY Closing Prices Nov. 23. :others weak to lower; generally slow ,,Durum— Cpen Hig inch per insertion. | Rhone 67-W_or call at 810 5th St. lights and heat furnished. Rent ul , |Adams Express .. Sd, a y and weak to 25 lower on most other Nv --- H ‘a | reasonable. Call at 120 W. Rosser. Alleghany ..... 3% RIA citer a Bob dey De 166%; 167 4| REGULAR WANT AD RATES Male Help Wanted Phone 50> ‘Al. Chem. & Dye’. + 1954 | OTHALE E WEE. Se ve: coe 6 days, 25 words or under.......$145|___ 5° OP VAMC’ _| (SAR TMENT FOR RENT—Funitan: F WHEAT VA UES eel | Siaughter cattle and vealers: Steers Dec 49% 48 a7, 473; [3 42S 3 words or under.......°1.00, WANTED —City ‘salesman by” large )"'q” or unturnished. One room, in a 3% ; good and choice 600 to 900 Ibs. 7.75 Ma} ‘50% 30% 491, “4974 2 days, 2 words or under....... 35/ Mig. | Co. Good earhings while| kitchenette, Murphy bed. pavane : y to 11.75; i299 ae lay, 25 words or under... ce earning a staple business. Fine igidaire. | 7 vith ed tet |Am. I 7 {to 11.75; 900 so 100 bs, 800 to 125, rene 148 146 143. 143 | Ads over 25 words 3 cents additional) PPortunity for advancement, See] frsidaire. One front room with Weakness of British Exchange |4™- imon and .» 8.25 to 13.00; com- Deo’ | 149%3 1424 140 140 ber Word. Mr, Brake, Patterson Hotel, Tues- ae UNE RIC Rion OO Is Leading Factor in " Numerous Factors Contribute to}to 825: sate, geod Baa enue ins peat RET a sevaeleaeron | 102 p.m. Frigidaire MEOor Gate ee eae 3.25; hh \ 5 a Se ORS an GrL al $25.00. ¢ for rent, to 850 lbs., 6.50 to 10.25; common. and! CHICAGO CASH GRAIN The Tribune reserves the right to| MEN WANTED to do evening work.| 300, Evarts ‘Apartments, 314 ord 11% ; 22% Depress Share Prices {reject any copy submitted, also to re-; Earn $15 to $20 weekly in spare} &t. Phone Sil. Break at Chicago medium 3.50 to 7.00; cows, good and’ Chicago, Nov. 27.—()—Wheat No. S., in New York choice 4.00 to 5.25; common and me- 3 red 57-574; No. 2 mixcd 574, ee TW cieanea aneraung. Hines eee tee Albee Co., 000 'Sit | ron RENT —Siriotly private (ies New York, Nov. 23. (AP) —A ne dium 3.50 to 4.00; low cutter and cut-| Corn No. 2 mixed 4514; No. 1 yellow! bie ill —...| room apartment. Nicely furnished. farther downward arst develbaed if Pid. 2 ter 2.50 to 3.50; bulls (yearlings ex-/45; No. 3 white 45. New corn No. 2! Phone 32 |MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes} Close in, A cozy home. See i pe xed 44; No. 2 yellow 44-4414; No. 3/ The Tribune Want Ad Department | of 800 Customers in Linton, East Also 2 "room apartment. Rites % i : tu | Obtekeo, Ney; anny — cluded) good and choice (beef) 4.00 tom 90% | under by general selling that resclted 45; cutter to medium 2.75 to 4.25: white 431:-15 a ye | 44 |largely from breaks it * ex-|Vealers (milk fed) good and choice; Cats No. 2 white 27-27%; sample! Nill aan cteeteicA eines eee FC = x 5 11% {change rates, wheat fell miewaty %5 {5:00 to 7.00; medium 4.00 to 5.00; cuit’ i Pei Weather Report — || weeriy and increase every month |FOR RENT—Modern ‘small 3 room 106" | the lowest level reached since Ney. 9,|®"4 common $3.00 to 4.00. j ¢$——_—____________»| Write immediately. Rawicigh Co.,| {pertment, partly furnished. First 8 |when the recent seneationss ax cw2s| Stockers and feeders cattle: Steers, Dept. ND-H-3-S, Minneapolis.! oun. gust sight Iori, ooomn 2%. jof 24 cents a bushel for wheat cul-|Z00d,and choice 500 to 1050 Ibs., 5.50 1 etna e ,| rear ot ie ast'st OO % | minated, to 7.25; common and medium 3.75 to °| WANTED—Man and wife to do FOR RENT— ’ eee, 25%; | , At Monday's bottom level, the mar. (>a 6b) | | chores for board this winter. One| "ye Thompsen Ee Poe 121; |Ket showed a reaction of almost 3}, SheeP. 25.000; mostly steady with | Person to cook for. I can use mid-j ean ee 13% |cents from Saturday's finish anq|OWet undertone: choice native lambs dle aged man if he can help with} FOR” RENT—Very well furnished *the leading financial markets Mon- | Anaconda Cop. day. . T. & 8. A fresh reaction in wheat, a sag |All. Coast Line ... in silver bullion and a wide decline in the pound sterling, together with | pupen, Auto. -- failure of the railway executives to|Balt. & Ohio reach an agreement with the broth-|Barnsdall “A’ erhood heads, combined to depress|Bendix Aviation the stock market. Bethl. Steel .. 0 raion lume | Borg-Warner . Selling ‘was. in moderate volume) ore a Meh, cthy sced 4.00 to Clover seed 13.00 to 15. t Lowest last MONEY RATES B New York. Nov. 23.—(4)—Call| etal rer eataRe the rele, |Calumet & Hecia’.... 41; | About 15 cents from the season's high|&25 te 6.25 to city butchers and small money steady 2'z per cent. ra tS dale housework. Six cows to milk. Boo-| three room basement apartment. Tesues off 2 to 3 points to new mini-|Capadian Pac. ...... 145, | point. jkillers; packers bidding 6.00 down. Time leans steady; 60 days 3's; 90! i hetcnney zer not wanted. 12 miles west of | Private bath. Gas range, electric mums included Southern Pacific Un- lease, re ‘Pikco. ia ; Wheat closed unsettled, 2-2% cents |g yee sheep and lambs: Lambs das 371-4: 4 to 6 months 4 per cent. |" Pic tena Garrison. W, E. Johnson. Lock] ae chet 4 ms heat. Phone ion, New York Central, and Rock Is-!Chesap. & Ohio i low than Saturday's finish, Dec, /°? Pow lown, good and choice §.25| [rime commercial paper 3°; -4 per | Ke ORRUEA Box 124, Emmet, N. Dak. | ieee Bilaine: ian Room 300, Col- [sce eppeereneeteanae .|MEN WANTED for Rawleigh City; ~ ‘ Routes of 800 Familics in Linton,|"OR RENT — All” modern furnished Wishek, Hettinger, Carrington. Re-| oT Unfurnished apartment at 715% Mable hustler can start earning $35| ‘Thayer. Inquire Mrs. W. A. Hughes. weekly and increase rapidly. Write; Phone 622 or 1391. 55%, May 59-59%. Corn %-1i% off,|% 650; medium 4.50 to 5.25; all cent. Dec, 42, May 46%-"5. Oats "4 weights common 3.50 to 4.50; ewes 90 ENO Tg down, and provisions unchanged to a|'@ 150 pounds medium to choice 1. BISMARCK GRAIN rise of 5 cents. to 2.75; all weights cull and common| ‘Furnished by euler Co.) 3. Opening 3-8 to 1 1-8 cents oft,j100 ta 175: feeding lambs 50 to 75 ino 1 dark eiten. $ 58 land. Pennsylvania and Baltimore t. & Ohio also reached new lows, as did U.S. Steel, which declined near- ly 2 points, getting well under 60.| American Tobacco “B” was sold in 8 some volume, losing more than 3.) eS afterward fell further. Corn | Pounds good and choice 4.50 to 5.00. | No! 4 Northern 87 immediately Rawleigh Co. Dept.|FOR RENT—Two room modern new= Allied Chemical lost about as much, d at 1-4 decline to 1-2 advance jo ce No. 1 amber durum . 48) ND. Minneapolis, Mini ly decorated apartment. City heat- and issues off a point or more in-| and subsequently receded all around. Bioux Ci SIOUX CITY No. 1 mixed durum | 40 ) NEPORT ed. Partly furnished. Reasonabie cluded American Telephone, Nation- | rice backs in British exchange car-) , Sioux City. Towa, Nov. 23.—(P)}—(U.| No, 1 red durum . 36 BauBras. ‘ie Female Heip Wanted | rent. Inquird Mrs. Wm. Braun, al Biscuit, American Can, Westin 6gs, {tied the rate down to $3.65 from|S. Dep. Asr.)—Cattle, 6,500; calves.| No. 1 flax . 1:16 Low High Ins: | GIRLS — WOMEN — Decorate gree French and Welch Apartments. * SY Alstia ates AC aide . Bak. 6%; |$3.72'2 and led to increased selling |2-200: tecf steers and yearlings siim,|No. 2 flax | Lit 14 ol atte et) og ses . > cuss au ls WW {Cont. Can 35% |pressure on wheat fi mostly steady: oth kill SiN. 1 ty ing cards. We pay $5 per hundred; ENT—Well furnished two morning rally was short lived. iCont. Ins. fra eat future delivery ly; other killing Classes | lo. 1 rye . 31 ‘ abel | room apartment on ground fl The market closed with numerous'!Cont! Motor 1% befatest Mika as "well as to outtall- fun tenane a Ay Eee can, SB lcntea AO CuELING? Wells Paks HiOIInE ped New gas range, Prisidaire, eras SE saEA bel poe Meye|Goee Boone de a Bears put sires also on United |dium weight baven nia Roma dont) Raul 40 Ben sicin . cialties Co., East_Providence, R. 1. | Gina yeaa ees Apts, ioe | : States department . | offerin I “| Dark hard winte 40 | Bodge City, —————————— —— | h St. one 273, lowest levels. Sales approximated a|Crucible Steel 26 PE it of agriculture re-| ngs largely short feds 6.00 to Hard winter \ “ag | Hamme Houses add’ Flats leon RENT Well Turaighea wo shit Hee bait cl of 38,996,000 Rae tee short fed heifers 6.25 down: pie is in the wheat crop of the bul COWS, 3.25 to 4.25; most me- OST 7 ba%s Northern Hemisphere, bringing the|dium bulls 2.50 to 3.25: practical| poston Nee be i) are fide th 0% | eral to 3:114.412,000 bushels, exclusive Vealer top 6.00; stocker and feeder!in the wool market was fairly strong | Mekatie Tai 4 jof Russia. The change was attribut-|Steers salable largely around 4.25 to' and prices on domestic nie oe] Miles City, Mont ed to an increase of 27,000,000 bushels }5.50; feeding heifers $5.00 down. a hardehite teNaaney Wiebe ‘ in Canada and 12,000,000 in France. | Hogs, 13,500; slow. mostly 5 to 10| rather indifforeet once ar tla | Contributing to bearish sentiment !cents lower: compared with Saturday (tt jegtiee tha Tallis ores 4 {as to grain was at least temporary ab-| Packers bidding 10 to 15 cents lower; ‘ported Moenece cal at sTtie Eaeeoraa genee of new export business in wheat |top 4.25 for 220 to 260 pound buteh-|Dover, 10 have delayed the seasonal from North America. Oversens de-|ers; bulk carly 150 to 160 pound|timicie underioce (ene ese ome mand since Saturday was apparently | butchers; bulk early sales 140 to 260. ket was atiiboted by wane oe y (Testricted to a few boat loads, alto-|pound weights 4.00 to 4.25; slaughter|er to wher be verano a ee jgether Canadian. Wet weather over|pigs mainly 3.50 to 3.75; load choice | sta i Be Uclcdamesiie/ Hoole 3 igre serene regions that have|4.00; sows largely 3.75 to 3.90; stock- | Receipts of domestic wool at Boston | Spokane, M complaining of drought acted as jers and feeders pigs 3.26 to 3.85, little during week ending N ee !an additional weight on wheat priess. changed, | amounted to SOsb Ue pour de ae woe | aoe: orn and oats sagged with wheat, Sheep, 5.000; fat lambs opening! pared with 2,303,600 pounds © week | Winnemucen X lons showed some firmness on] around 25 cents higher’ to shippers; |hvo, see eek) Winnipeg, Man, million and a half shares. The clos-/Surlis Wright. ing tone was heavy. “Drugs Ine. |. ae ___—— |East. Kodak" 322001. ° a Eaton Ax. & Spr. ... | Produce Markets |lE aus Lite —_______—_— |B. Pow. & bt: CHICAGO ; |Erie R. R. Chicago, Nov. 23—(?)—Butter was First Nat. Strs. steady Monday and prices unchanged Freeport Texas to %c higher. Gey. Am. Tank were unrevised. {Gen. Elec (New) . Poultry ruled firm. ren. is_.. Doultey, alive, 3 cars, 40 trucks, ies oa in firm; fowls 14 to 19; springs 17; roos- Gen Motors”: ters 11; spring turkeys 25. old tomSiGen: Railw. Sig. 20, No. 2 turkeys 18; white ducks! Gillette Saf. Raz. 41-2 lbs. up 17, under 4 1-2 lbs. 14;|/Gold Dust colored 4 1-2 lbs. and up, 16, under 4 1-2 Ibs. 12; geese 12. Be se! oom apartment. South exposure. FOR RENT—Six room modern house) Gus" lights and ect’ fone j a Gee es tee at Laundry privileges. Adults only, 234 West Thayer Ave. Call or|qc=—West Thayer Ave. pubis 4ESh? ez, REN T— Furnish ed two room Bat = : = .| apartment, also three room apart- piel agar eR oe Bie ment, furnished. With gas, lights Seale tenainicreamene co ae felephone furnished. 622 3rd 4 peace es, We Inquire City Cafe or 401 1st Street. | FOR RENT—Furnished or “4 FOR RENT—House on Avenue B. All| nished front apartment. Availabl modern. Very reasonable. Apart-| Noy, 15th. Varney Apart . a, ment upstairs. Helling Agency, 111! phone 773. es 3rd St. Phone 877. leon BENG : os : FOR RENT — SEVEN ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—! Person Ooi ENE eee Heat is furnished. 606 Thayer Ave. | son RENT he FOR RENT—Dietyich house, 9 mats ioe se, nished apartment. Rose Apart- rooms), 212 Thayer. Second door! ments, 215 3rd St. west of Episcopal church, ‘Suitable |—— <> ca f _IGt. Nor. Pf. % account of scattered buying for previ- packers talking weak to lower: two : Bs hee saul Ta een ol come) soacst; extras, a |Ge,Nor. Is. O. ¥4 [ous speculative sellers. loads around 90 pound fed wooled CURB STOCKS For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly | {0° Tooming and boarding house.|FOR RENT All modern furnished score) 30; extra firsts (90-91 score) (Gren Sus, | MINNEAPOLIS MARKET lambs to shippers 6.00; packers talk-| New York, Nov. 23-—(P)—Curb:| cloudy to cloudy tonight and ‘Tuesday; | _The Byrne Agency, Little Bldg, and unfurnished apartments in the 28-29; firsts (88-89 score) 26-27; sec- | Houd-derehey | SINKS UNDER BEA! $ jing around 5.50 down; aged sheep un- | cities Service 7; Elec, Bond é& Share| Wer Ranke W,temperature: 14, |FOR RENT—Five room modemn| Rue Apartments with electric stave ards | i R NEWS changed; fat ewes salable to 2.50; Carer se) Tal to cloudy tonight and Tuesday; colt| house. Hot water heat. Call at 221| 8nd Frigidaire. Inquire 711 Ave. A. —(P)—There 16 7-8; i .g:|to cloudy tonight and Tuesd during the early part of the grain|q'eg, C°™™ Closely sorted quoted to For ete Pekotae warty. cloudy |FOR RENT—Modern 6 room house. | FOR RENT—Two-room furnished session Monday and prices declined GOVERNMENT BONDS to cloudy tonight and Tuesday; cold-| Close in, on Thayer St. Geo. M.| apartment. City heat. Call at room onds (86-87 score) 24-25; standards ;Houston Oil . (90 score centralized carlots) 28. Hudson Motor Eggs, 1,435. steady; extra firsts 32-| Hupp. Mot. Car 33; fresh graded firsts 30-31; current ere aun fees receipts 25-28; refrigerator firsts ' tnt? Harvester . 9%; refrigerator extras 18°. _ |Int. Match, Pte. Pf. Cheese, per lb.; Hwins 13 3-4; Dais-|Int. Nick. Can . e | ‘al i ight. 11-2 to 2c. After that the ma %| New York, Nov. 23—(P)—Govern-| “yor ‘sMontana: Mostly: fair tonight 300 College Bldg. or phone 1063, |; a Sion oa | piaaeee Nero was slow and featureless, closing near'| | Grain uotations ment bonds: Liberty 3 1-2's 100.00;|and Tuesday; somewhat warmer west Four room bungalow.| FOR RENT—Apartment in fireproof i the bottom. in Q I Taberiy tee 4 dear, Liberty 4th] °ror"winnesota: Unaettled probably| COmpletely modern. Gas heat and| building, twe rooms, kitchenette and | BRR OBS waSormoameoesis: PSR RE Ret ies 14 1-4; Young Americas 14; Brick/Int. Tel. & Tel. . There was some buying of Decem- MINNEAPOLIS RANGE |4 1-45 101.30; Treas. 4'1-4’s 104.13;|rain turning to snow in. southeast| full basement. Call at 811 3rd.| bath. Electrical refri ! : Jewel Tea . i S es 0 q J 4 igerator. Laun- i 15; Swiss 28 to 30. JehGs-Mansvie. her against sales of May and some | Minneapolis, Nov. eae nw cl (Treas. 4's 102.2. Seen et tention noninity eoidene | phone 80, i. | ary privileges, Inquire The Bis GRiGAGOlParawors Kayser (J) Pal Peet ad ace meee ee er emo carat 0 ain wy Ai a q ee aes Gnas FOR RENT—Five room house, all| _marck Tvibune office. Kelvinator 8% | against purchases in Chicago. May : ‘e0% 60% ‘8° &3¢| Livestock Produetion Big ee COND TIIONS newly decorated. Pull basement, | === ee Immediate occupancy. Located at) y 812 Thayer Ave. Phone 377M. |... Wanted to R —e i -..|WANTED to rent by December ist: FOR SALE OR RENT—All modern; ‘Two clean, furnished rooms for house, one block from pavement.| jicht housekeeping by two adults i aear eel high Lee | Reasonable rent. State price and i re general with more than ea le uilt-in features. wn, i 1 42% 1.40 1.40 {iaid before the farm board. jPrecipitation in the form of snow fell! after 5:00 p. m. | WANTED TO_RENT—Smail Chicago, Nov. 23.—()—(U. 8. D. A.) | Kennecott Cop. . —Potatoes 113, on track 239, total U.!Kresge (8. 8.) S. shipments Saturday 548, Sunday|Kreuger & Toll. 25 steady, trading only fair; sacked|Kroger Grocery per cwt., Wisconsin round whites No. | Liquid Carbonic 1, 80-90, ungraded 70-75; Minnesota- Lowe's In North Dakota cobblers 80-90; Red|Louis. G. & River Ohio's 80-85; Colorado Mc-/|Mack Trucks ‘4 . Mathieson Alk. Clure’s mostly 1.45; Idaho Russets No. May Dept. Stores , 124]. A fairly liberal decrease in the 20% | visible supply and fears of damage |Dec. 7%4|to winter wheat in the southwest/May 18% | checked the decline but failed to re-|_ Oa 21% | vive the market. Coarse grains were DEC: easy with wheat. \ ie December wheat futures closed 2!/Dec. 1734 | 1-4 lower and May 2 3-8 lower. IM 244% | There was no trade in corn. Oats! tered over eastern Washington ( . 48% 48% 47, 47,| Control Is Suggested | kane 30.45) ‘1% 51% (49% “49% | {npper ats 21% 21% 26% 26%, | Washington, Nov. 23.—(m—A new! Valleys Bk Bt 3BH 38 !method of bringing the nation’s; {ientesst The livestock advisory committee of | ire Rockies: “The lowest temperature | FOR RENT—Five foom house. “All| with about three thousand square 1, 1.40-1.50; commercials 1.15. i s 2 it id 34 ie BiG Conte Eat 3 Ste “oorean 4 q cet eee hour: i, 39: [the National Livestock Marketing as-|cver recorded at this nearon was tee | modern. Down town. See Sidney| fect of storage space by large manu- NEW YORK Mo. Pacific 24% | and flax 1-2 at 1 cent, ‘There was ——— Sociation, central cooperative sales}Horted from Modena, Utah with a -10| Smith. Phone 851-W. _'| facturing company. Will lease at z MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN _|agency, asked the board today to ap- FOR RENT—Six room modern bun-| low rental. Write Tribune Ad. No. New York, Nov. 23—(P)—Eggs, 8.- | Mont, Ward . 919; steady. Mixed colors, premium |Nash Motors marks 421-45; closely selected 41%-|Nat. Biscuit . 42; extras or average best 38-41; ex- | Nat. Cash Reg. tra firsts 34-36; firsts 31-33; seconds | 23-27; mediums firsts and poorer 20- 2: refrigerator closely selected 22- 2%; extra or average best unquoted; arck station barometer, inches: 130, i 4 10% | not much trade in any of the coarse Minneapolis, Nov. 23.—()—Whicat| point two committees of 50 each, in- Satb poduoee ty sea level 3 Mi. 18% | grain futures. receipts Monday 173 c ; 3 ( 44% | "Gan wheat reseints pete very] fear en y ompared to 111 claibg representatives of state ang |*°url river stage 0.7 it moderate and offerings in steady de-|,.Wheat— vila pt tigl need deere be or — a r Kent _ mand. There was a better demand 15% Protein ae aan 7a Arrive ieee fae Hresee a remen pete na-| Arlene, both living with Mr. and Mrs. &¢ 1141 Broadway. Inquire H. J.|/FOR RENT—Exceptionally large well (Ok curum wheat, Winter wheat wasl2 ak north: 7313 176i |... \'s.+| One committee would serve for hogs | Elsius Einess Fea ei GO Gren light h changed. \3 dk north. ‘72% 7 4 vas|FOR RENT—A modern 9 room house! Completely fyri jouse~ | Ir % 14% and the other for cattle and sheep.| At the time of his death he was| Tle Soot ot te of North Dakota.| keeping room with kitchenette and Cash corn was scarce and in strong|14% protein ak non. 4% They would study the outlook twice aj farming ® plece of property whjen) Pir Soke Mele Ooi sth St. closet. Always hot water. 623 6th galow. Phone 321 or 317. 98. "| FOR RENT—Diplex with two bed: | rooms and sleeping porch. Located | _Rooms for Rent in charg Prererers) extra firsts 21-21%; firsts 19% -20%: but limited demand. Oats demand i ased. | seconds 16-19%; mediums, first and|North american. - was fair to good and offerings were|2 dk north: 7244 Bret Clswelbubicg yicterms ion: Lozall |e le iiss sais ina eee eae ee 8p poorer 173-183. Northern Pac. .. 20. |light. Rye demand was quiet to fair.|3,0¢ north. 71% moeenicn. eee !FOR*RENT—In a new modern com- The advisory committee also urged| Elness would have been 21 years; For Sale the board to find additional outlets|old Wednesday. He leaves his par-| aap- Sarena sedaw eee; rene ome see Turnianes. abroad for American livestock prod-|ents, two brothers, Clifford and Ei-|"OR SALE—Overland sedan, $45.00.' sleeping room, also furnished light ‘ucts. der, a sister, Lucille, and several other) 4 bargain. Must sell at once.! housekeeping room. Suitable for i i 2 Phone 1471-J or call at 314 3rd St} one or two. Call at 307 10th St. relatives in Burleigh county. He r leaves an aunt, piste ia Eines, and|_ Apartment 4. Opposite St. Alexius Nurses Home. New York Gangsters | thcecousins Opal, Grace and Ernest|FOR SALE—Oldsmobile four door| Phone 921. . ‘ | Iness, in Bismarck. John Elness is| sedan, 1929 model. A-1 condition.|FOR RENT — Furnished sleeping Are ‘Put on the Spot?|#insss, in Bismarc Sterling. New tires and new battery at only} rooms in modern home. Suitable PS as ea ais Funeral services for the two men| $75.00 down. Phone 1677 or call at} for one or two. With or without me yee ak, Nov. 28-—WPThree | were being arranged Monday. It was| 319 South loth St. | board. Close in. Call at 311 4th naa Caen cle died in| not known definitely whether or not/#OR SALE—Dodge Victory sedan or| St. Phone 627-M. ‘The body of John’ ( Jackie) Lynch, the two families were considering a| trade on light car. Inquire at 801|FOR RENT—Two troni rooms with log, “was found. Sunday, propped | Guble funeral ceremony but it was| Sweet St. private bath on first floor. Fur- i a |indicated military funeral for|#oR-SALE—Pumpkins, 10¢ and up:| ished for light housekeeping. Pri- Brome A few feet away in the guts| Turner is contemplated. Tn such|” parsnips, 1.00 per bu. beets, Wee], wale. entrance.—“Call ati G10i¢tsigeg Poultry: Dressed steady. Chickens | Pac. Gas & Elect. fresh 17-30; frozen 20-33; fowls|Pacific Light .. fresh 15-27; frozen 14-26; old roost-| Packard Motor ... ers fresh 10-15; turkeys fresh 23-|Par.-Publix ... 39; ducks frozen 19. Live steady.|Parmelee Trans. . Turkeys by freight 31; express 29-(Pathe Exchange - 33. No other quotations. mean *R, aie Butter, 6,707; steady. Creamery | phittins Petrol. .. higher than extra 32; extra (92 score) | Proct, & Gamb! 31; first (88-91 score) 28-30'%; sec-!Pub. Svc. Corp. N onds 2612-2714; packing stock, current Pullman make No. 1, 18-18%; No. 2, 164-17. (Purity Bal Cheese, 65,893; | steady. State,|Radio Corp. Am. . whole milk, flats, fresh, average to Radio-Keith Orp. eo 3 14-18, |Reading Co. .. fancy special 1312-15; do. eld 16%4-1i leminaton aa a FLOI \Reo Motor ... 36% | Barley demand was fair with offer-|1°4,Protem 7 ings moderate. Flax demand was fair 2 EH ee Re 12% to good. 13 dk north. .70% gr | % | Livestock {id = on > ae TA% 10% 112) 26% |" SO. ST. PAUL LivEsTOGK “jGnuccr “©” 6% South St. Paul, Nov. 23,—()—(U.]1 dk north. .72% 434418. D. A.)—Cattle—5,500; trade rather |2 dk north. -70%4 2% slow; slaughter classes carrying strong 5 undertone; steers and yearlings in 1 9 {Moderately liberal supply; two cars 2%, ;choice yearlings held around 11.00; 4514 {number of loads of better shortfeds 4 {early at 7.00-8.35; bulk warmed ups 4% {Comprising kinds salable 5.00-6.50; ! MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Rep. I t lainer grades to 4.00; 1H 66% ..... 651 ....,[ter, was the body of Michael J.|/ C25, Tifle squad and bugler from! per bushel. Potatoes, 50¢ per bushel, ; _Rear door or J Minneapolis, Nov. 23—()—Flour | Retngise fob B* PGE by aarer haan peace aos great ce re : 3 Ahearn, 26. [Lloyd Spetz post here probably will! $19 South 1ith Si FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mod- unchanged. In carload lots family! Ricnfid, Oil Cal. .. 1 |kinds 5.50-6.00; cutters active, 2.00-|1 2 ; Fach had been shot in the back—/Sttend the rites for the veteran. ORDER PETERSON coal, $3.00 per| ern home. Suitable for one or two. patents, quoted 4.85 to 4.95 a barrel Royal Dutch Sheli 16% |275; bulls firm; weighty medium|to Wotein °*% ‘*1* 632 ~++-|the gang way. putala an ae ton, 113 Mandan Ave. Phone| Convenient to bath. Private en- A penotind evant sacks. Shipments Soteway Burns - ars a4 grades 3.25; bulk 2.75-3.00; feeders|1 Ba Ww Sixteen ‘hours Jniter, ina soynionn STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION | 637-J. Peter Baker. iP. trance. Call ee Sto 5. rrels. . L. & . % | and stockers getting poor action, oth-|1 H W. 62% 61% ...., | Street, “pol ‘ound the body of a 4 mar ion |FOR SALE CHEAP—Bismarck Busi- | FOR RENT—Well furnished rooms Pure bran 15.00 to 15.50. || Schulte Ret. Stores 4, ler than on better quality fed kinds; |Grade of : third murder vietim, Jerry Gerrado,| ,,!, gtropoents for the, construction |FOS SQotesc course! Call at 402 5th| with kitehenette for ligat_ houses Standard middlings 14.50 to 15.00. | coh ne ebuck aa [2 ggag | impending holiday bearish factor; : aw. sal ar oe 35, He was identified as a liquor run- | wilton-South will be received by the | St. or phone 246-M. | keeping. Natural gas for heat and Servel Inc. 4%, {Several loads choice westerns 6.10; | i setae a... 6142 .....|ner. Gerrado, like Lynch and Ahearn, State Highway Commission in the ate |FOR SALE—Rebullt late model L,c.| King. Low rents. Hazelhurst pulutt Doe Nee 23. — a —|Bpattuck CFG. Tl nig] mixed calves 625-650; bulk plainer [197 provein South Dakota Wheat had been killed, police said, in the “on itighways at Bismarck, N. Bak. not | Smith typewriter, Same guaran-|—AbtS. 411 Pifth street Phone 273. uth, > Nov. 23, —()—| spatiuck (FP. G) : "43g | Packers and feeders 500-525; calves!i- hw or the spot” manner. an 10 o'clock faa ‘aching, MAR(ORA | "T= as ae eo eee Bees Ne tar No: 3 do. 12 1-2 60 (Ses a Oh |cholee ‘grades 400-550," medium, to 1, HW... 611 631 60 6214 / they’ wiil be publicly openca and 1 Parks. ‘Telephone. 1114-W. Household Goods for Sale 176 1-2; No, 3 do. 70 1-2 to 75 1-2; Ney Skelly Ol... ---. da |kinds te 600) TORS Sorted Og or Pair Meet Death ine otverwign deposited with the FOR SALE — Fine pe ee Peete caliavans ag “ -2: No. . 3 A ‘i iH W..... 60% 62% 5912 61! a 4 partment. 0} ehways rt. lock from school. eas i 5 2: -2 to| Standard Brand: as 3 amber 81% 82% 73% 81! Horne ‘ air furnace, a. 69 1-2 to 8 1-2; No, 2 do. 67 1-2 to| Stan rands 150 to 325 Ibe, 4.00 to 4.10: top 410: % 82% 13% 8112 From Deer Hunting a’ siate FOR SALE—Best grade coal from the pol fir furnace, Jn foog cond! Asplund mine. $3.00 per ton in = s (Continued on from Page One) 3. A certified check for 5 truck loads. John Wray, 1011 9th| FOR SALE—Hinge leaf dining table, A soldier in the United States gether with a bidder's bond in the Bt. Phone 1411-W. ; buffet, practically new, also six Soldier in the United States army, | mount of the gross sim bid, must | _ St Ny chairs. 314 Hannafin. Phone 1145- Duper serra overseas tn rane Fae Accompany eee Brononat: Peale ce DELIVERED any pre ie: town. ee | LW. ermany from June 13, 1918, to June), ated work consists of! vaged bricks of capitol buildin: 2 = y 15, 1919. He participated in the st.|3.01f miles of Rearavel and Su yproxt. | $1.00 per 4 yd. load. Inquire S F. FOR SALE—One three-piece walnut Mihiel and Meusc-Argonne offer:sives/ mately: 5 bedroom set. One, two piece mo- nue and and malioo 'C, Yds, Load and Unload in Bambert. Phone 1427. | hair living room set. Two children’s 13% protein 1 amber.... * 8012 ;2, amber.... .80% 84% No. 1 durum 65 1-2 to 68 1-2;|Stand. Gas. & Elect. ..... i 85 1 No. 2 do. 65 1-2 to 68 1-2; No. 1 mixed fant 3H ee % |to 150 Ibs., 3.75 to 4.00; mostly 37 durum 61 1:2 to 8 1-3; No. 2 do|stowart-Warner 3 | pigs 3.75 to 3.85; packing sows large- 60 1-2 to 80 1-2; No. 1 red durum/stutebaker ... 1334 |1¥ 3.50 to 3.75; average cost Saturday |! amber.... 64% .67% 58 1-2. : Texas Corp. 18° |4.09; weight 176 pounds; for week,!2, amber... 62% .66!2 Flax on track 1.43 to 1.48; to ar-|Tex. Pec. Ld. Tr. .. 6 average cost 4.15; welght 201. rive 143 to 143 1-2; Nov. 143; Dec. Tim. Roll. Bearing 21%] Sheep, 19,000; moderately active; paid moetly for 180 to 250 lbs.; 1 Burleigh Coun’ 1.40; May 1.39 3-4. Underwood Elliott .. “1 24% [slaughter lambs largely steady with ‘and fought in the Puvenelle and Vil- SHOIGE CANARY sincers:— = Oats, No 3 white 27 1-4 to 27 3-4 |Union Carbide .... 33% |last week's close; spots 25 higher on lers-en-Haye (Lorraine) defensive ‘9 748"C: v. af, Hauling. CHOICE CANARY singers: Impor'| ‘beds Perfection oll stove with No. 1 rye 49 3-4. Union Pacific . 89% Ichoice kinds; early sales good to sectors, 1190 G, vai, Screening: oi mtd ngiine singers. Cages,| OveP. Wilton rug, 8%x10%. One Barley, cholce to fancy 45 1-2 to| United Aircraft 14% |choice lambs mainly 6.00: choice load | He enlisted at Bismarck April 29.) 3%4G X45,,Stripping Bits. heepae, eee Tigg'| breakfast set. Everything practic- 48 1-2; ‘medium to good 26 1-2 to/Unit. Cigar Sts. ... {ft to shippers 625; medium grades! +|1918, and was sent to Camp Dodge.) 2’ No. Pit’ Mover ene Oversite: feeds Jacob Bull, phone 115~J.) guy brand new. Call at 506 3rd 41 1-2. United Fruit 22. 30 '|mainly 4.75; throwouts around 3.75; {jlowa. He served in Company D.) 24, 4 Stock Bile teema | Avo. N. W., Mandan, N. Dak. Home 22% |fat ewes salable around 3.00 down: 316th Engineers, until his discharge! 3%44 "0° 9" Hannes . all day Sunday. URE i ice eer RB ‘5 3 RANGE OF CARLOT SALEs * | U2 92s: & Imp. 0 C. ¥ds, Screening. Mi —_— Crushing Oversize WILE COLLECT your ashes or gar- Room and Board +|at Camp Dodge June 26, 1919. He % es ‘of the Proposal blanks | bage once a week for 75¢ per month. | —————— 29%, |two loads good range feeding lambs was discharged as a corporal, to which; Branca pea B errRares UB Realty é& Imp. 8% |2.25: Saturday numerous loads range |. a car! ral les: eat: No. feeding 50. vas 0 . 1, H b ‘ED—! Toomer: ark northern 734-8314; No. 1 north-|U, 8. Steels. 50% | ee Jn Kite ‘Spots Bae eee ohtmined from the Depariment| Also dry wood and corn cobs for WANTED Posrcere ond | Sapa ern 73%-76%; sample grade dark | Util. Pow. & Lt. 11% CHICAGO . No. 1, of the Americ: Legion in| Dak. Plans and specifications are on| sale reasonable. Phone 219-J.} - ope - . 2 | “Bari Oe ty OF the. tiean Legion 10 tie in the Division Office of the De-| Henry F. Swanson. and washing. 400 3rd St. State Highways at Bis- Lie each northern 71%; No. 2 hard winter | Vanadium Corp. 16 Chicago, Nov. 23.—(P)—(U. S. Dep.'ch to fey Bismarck. partment. of 64%; No. 1 amber durum 83%-85%; | Wabash Ry. 5% | agr.)—Hogs, 55,000, including 25.000 Med to gd.. Returaing from the war, ‘Turner{marck. N. Dak, and the office of the | WOMAN Will share auto expense for No. .milzed Surin 72, Wet Maryland 4% laireot; 5 to 10 lower than Friday's Lowed gds. ; engaged in the oll business, operating | Pepiriment, of State tighwass 11 Thanksgiving trip to Minneapolis. Corn: No. 3 yellow 52. Western pipes : 54 ‘average: 170 to 210 Ibs., 4.40 to 4.50: Peg 49% 51% 49%. a bulk station in Sterling and a fu-j office the County Auditor in the! Office hours, 542, House, 1295-. s Oats: No. 3 white 26%-28%.- | Westgh. air Br. 17% |top 4.85; 220 to 300 lbs., 4.35 to 4.45; (NG, 40% Ot 49% -----iiing station north of the town. annie y Reralpnee! BEsIeSE, ef PES FOR RENT Rye: No. 2 49%-54%. lWesteh, El. & Mfg. 38m, |140 to 160 Ibs., 4.25 to 445; few pigs'No 1...... 142 144 142 144 Leaves Three Children Ail bidders are invited tobe} sss For Rent : Barley: No. 2 special 53; No. 3) willys Overland ... 2% |3.75 to 4.00; packing sows 3.85 to 4.00: — He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.|present at the opening of the propos-| POR RENT—Store space. Inquire|§| wzodern apartments in @ fire- 45%-53; sample grade 41-50%; No. 1} Woolworth .. 47° | smooth corts to 4.15. i CHICAGO RANGE | Grant Turner, his widow, two dauzh-/""= ai, right is reserved to reject| George's Coffee Shop. eb if feed 42. | SS SS ee | Light light, good and choice 140 to Chicago, Noy. 23.—()— 'ters and one son, all living at Ster-|any and all proposals, to waive tech- | OR RENT—Desirable office consist-|§ °° uilding, electric refrigera- Flax: No. 1 146% -1.46%. | MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS CLOSE !160 Ibs., 425 to 4.50; light weight 160’, Wheat— pn ip ling. nlealities, or to accept such as may | "OTE Ce three rooms and four large | ‘F <lectric stoves, city heat | (By The Associated Press) {to 200° Ibs. 4.40 to 455; medium Dec ; | Glen Elness was born Nov. 25. 1910, forests of the County and State. Guiside windows, Reasonable ren.|{ laundry privileges, etc. jon the farm of his parents, Mr. and| % Bidders must ‘bid on all items) tal” Inquire Dahl Clothing Store. FOREIGN EXCHANGES { First Bank Stock 15 5-9; North-| weight 200 to 250 lbs. 4.35 to 4.50: - New York, Nov. 23.—(}—Foreign| First Bank Stock 15 5-8; North-|heavy weight 250 to 350 lbs. 4.25 to July ... exchange weak. Great Britain de- — ;4.45; packing sows medium and good’ Corn— Inquire at The Bismarck contained in the proposal blank. Any bid or bids received for any number s than those contained in will be considered as ir- | Mrs. Elsius Elness, about seven miles north of Sterling. bs mand in dollars, ote A opie: | CHICAGO eros {275 to 500 Ibs.. 3.75 to 4.15; pigs, good Dec. - 43_ He was educated in school No, 1 ee oe IEMEN ARG EON Tap call Great Britain 3.66%; nee 3.91, | (By The Associated Press) jand choice 100 to 130 Ibs., 3.75 10 4.15 : jin Christiania township. MIGHIW. APairainT, | LEARN A FESSION—Low rates fs ry May . lenedy are McRiinon | for enrolling now. Catalog free. Tribune Office ‘ais, | He was married to Miss Florence « signed) . A.D. int : pH é ee je way Commissioner. | ‘ollege, Cicsney about a year ago. He leaves, Dated Now meee ith, 1881, Moler Barber Colleze, Front Street, 26s 25% 25%; his widow and an infant daughter.|11"24:50 12 Fargo, N. Dak. \ Italy 5.14%; Germany 23.64; Norway’ Corporation Securitic; 6: Insull’ Cattle, 22,000: calves, 3.009; choic? y1y 19.59; Sweden 19.59; Montreal 87.75. | Util. Invest. 11 1-4; Midwest Util. steers with weight only a few loads "a2 Note—Demand rates are nominal. | (new) 10. [here; strong to 25 higher, 13.09 paid ‘1yec.