The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1932, Page 7

“&) 5. wl i. | Prime commercial paper 3%4-3% per, PREC SINC fer Missouri Town- ‘No. E Mn the we: cost 3.35; weight 208. for mixed or light colored offerings,|®™mber durum 69 1-2 to 88 1-2; No. 2 satan wes i . stherville Sheep 5,000; nothing done .early; Oats demand was good mostly. Rye| 10. 67 1-2 to 87 1-2; No, 1 durum 65/cent (Serena, Nuitiman ‘of Bostd TE i a ate undertone on slaughter lambs, steady demand was fair to good. Barley|1-2 to 68 1-2; No, 2 do, 65 1-2 68 1-2; CURB STOCKS Sup J Pe of Town- to strong; asiing unevenly higher oF: {demand was very good for malting |No. 1 mixed durum 61 1-2 to 801-2;) ney york, March 7—(AP)—Curb: jante cr Do ak Bebeot House, |e ne Pe take| heat. Always hot water. Board if 630 and above on best lambs; bul . Mot. 3 jquality. Flax offerings were smaller | No. 2 do. 59 1-2 to 80 1-2; No. 1 red) Gitte. service 6 1-2; Elec. Bond rapon 8 n. \, vo i desired. Call at 406 5th St. Phone geod.and choice lambs Friday and) wi |than estimated and demand fair to durum 58 1-2. h 10 3-8: REC! . 7, Lincoln Town- |} 999-R. y 5.75 to 6.25. 24%6 | good. Flax on track 141 1-4; to: arrive /Share 10 3-8: Standard Oli, Ind., 16| snip. 138.90. vote vat School House, , - es : eat {141 1-4; May 141 1-4; July 141 1-4; [9-8 United Founders 2, ector—Tian AMeDonaid. f ane, CHICAGO Int. Nick, Can. | Grain Quotations ig ee | CHIDAGHICaGGEe Townshi (Oe Gita rp Eh ae ae en Houses and Flats Chicago, March 1 APO ae aie (ewe Tee Pate eee oes (By The Associated Press) —_| Tuwnanip Eee of Super aor eee 3 in.| FOR RENT—Five room — modern AJ—Hogs 40,000; including en a Johns-Mansvie. MINNEA APOLIS ¥ RAD ANGE Eee rye 49 4 Corporation Securities 1-2; Insull PL d Royd Township, at men 5 house. Heated garage. Phone rect; active, strong to mostly 10/Kelvinator .. Minneapolis, March 7 rley, choice t8 fancy 47 1-2 to 50) util, “Invest 1 1-8; Midwest Util. bot Pues, od ke 291-W. higher than Friday; 170 to 210 Ibs. pennecne or aoe | ae High Low Close 1-2; medium to good 38 1-2 to 43 1-2. (new) 2 1-4. 3 t uw of Township! 5, a 3, _| FOR RENT=Woiie at a 3B AE ‘ 33 a 400 ‘960 to 350 ibs, 415 tas: reuger & 7 “Bs me oe 2 BISMARCK i ote : ie, oP He Bae sat so store room, 423 3rd. Inquire of s an ty ‘Schoo! use No. 140 to 160 Ibs. 4.35 to 4.60; pigs Bah Deen ae | Purnished by Ruseell-Miller Co) ayy eu eet “ithairman of ‘Township : ae Mrs. Wm. Erlenmeyer, 423 3rd_St. sows 3.65 to . we = at arch 7. Press) N Florence Lake {ight light sood and choice 140 to 160 48% 45% 45% |No. 1 dark northern (Over counter at New York): cP NoGL. att Township, mownshin Senor | Adults only. Mrs, M. 1. human, ght light ¢ 48% 47° 147 Corp Tr Sh 2.40 te at School Hou House No Inspector—chairman of Ibs. 4.30 to 4.60; light weight 160 to|Mack ee ‘ ih - No. 1 northern ... No Am Tr Sh 260. spector — Chairman of Township | township d ‘Supervisors. 414 3rd. Phone 455. 200 Ibs. 4.40 to 4.70; medium weights|Mathieson Alk. 25% 25% 251, |No. 1 amber durum aa | No Ain teen 0: 3 Pr oe | eRe ‘ Sere rove 200 to 250 Ibs. 4.30 to 4.70; heavy|Mial r Q 54% (No. 1 mixed durum 40 | Na . 12. ‘Thelma Town- | Tow: teat School THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1932 Tribune’s Grain, Liv esto ck an d ‘ALFALFA BILL’ MEETS BROTHER | Market Report for Mon., Mar. 7 STOCK MART ONCE [New York Stocks {IREPORT ON VISIBLE "-=22e 20 20s ss “CLASSIFIED AD |__ Ap RATES FOR RENT" Modern 3 Toon ro vane All want ads are cash in advance, ated rooms. Moderately priced. minimum charge 75 cents. Copy must} First floor. Call at 812 Ave. B. be received at The Tribune office by} noons or after 5 p. m. Phone 9:00 a. m. to insure insertion same! 1649-W. day in the regular classified page. | OR RENT—Five room modem apartment. Two bedrooms. Private Cuts, border or white space used/ bath. Hardwood floors, Heat fur- on want ads come under the classi- fled display rates of 90 cents per col-| shed: Monthly rental 665.00, with umn inch per insertion. FOR RENT—Modern new 2 room w 2 Foot DULUTH RANGE } 4 *spartenane: Fran be 6 Ca ae de NT AD BATES 45| ed. Electric refrigerator. “Clty heat, 3 days, 25 words or under, Rent rensonable._ Phone 907 Ge 1734, 2 days, 25 words or under....... .85|APARTMENT FOR RENT — Two 1 day, 25 words or under -75| rooms. Ground floor, 1014 Bdwy. Ads over 25 words 3 cents additional} $25.00. Two rooms second floor, MORE ENCOUNTERS a. sacre—~—-*./ U,$, SUPPLY SENDS ert fe ge SELLING NEAR TOP|S3 | GRAINPRIGES DOWN se : 10% per word. 1100 Bdwy., $25.00. Clean and well 1s furnished. Three rooms, unfur- Speculators Endeavoring Endeavoring to Ex- . 9% The Tribune reserves the right to] nished, 213 South Sth St. $15.00, On a Preceding Bulge, Septem- ‘ge; reject any copy submitted, also to re-|#OR RENT—One large room, kitch- tend Last Week's Advance . wennee Te vise any copy to conform with make- Furnished Find List Li ber Delivery of Wheat | | CHICAGO RANGE up rules of Classified Advertising. light, houbeibentog: Hot and cold ind List Logy ‘ Chicago, March 7.—(P)— Phone 32 ter. Sink, range itehen- eee A casa Equaled Season's Top Wheat— "Open High Low Close The Tribune Want Ad Department | ste Electric’ washet”” Call wt 838 New York, Match 7—(P)—The stock March BI | th Bt. Phone 487-W. - market once more encountered selling at the top level of the trading range of the last three months Monday. Speculators for the rise endeavored | Am, to extend last week's advance by bid- ding up food and miscellaneous shares in the morning, but found the list logy. After the first hour, a slow de- cline sent in, which carried several: leaders 1 to 8 points under Saturday’s | aviation final prices. American Telephone by early after- noon was off about 3 points. Losses Barnsdal of 1 to 2 points appeared in such is- ibang Chicago, March 7. — () — Wheat MAY prices underwent a decided setback Se, ‘ late Monday after announcement that : m— the U. 8. visible supply showed 4,037,- March .... 37 37 36% .36% 000 bushels increase for the week. kd : 39% On a preceding bulge, September gent. delivery of wheat equaled the season's | top quotations. Apprehension of crop’ May damage by the cold wave was largely muy responsible, together with sterling at Sej en ‘a new-high for the year. | hve ‘Wheat closed unsteady, %-% lower Mayen * than Saturday's finish, May 60%-7%, J, uy July 625-%; corn 4- % down, May Sept. late Help Wanted __|0R RENT—Lower floor of house. RS, CREW MANAGERS,| Three rooms and kitchenette, Full DISTRIBUTORS—Make 100% do-| basement. Furnace heat and near ing highly valued favors. New pat-| school. 323 2nd St. Phone 360-M. ent, low priced article positively) #OR RENT—A modern attractively Associated Pre:s Phot aeeaenon dae ied se ae furnished two room apartment in- Gov. Willlam H, “Alfalfa BIN!” Murray of Oklahoma (left) was re. | igrenune “Muvorigate’ Mgcvel,| iuding overstuffed set, private bath united with his brother, George T. Murray (right), for the first time in a: Cleveland OHI oe eer garnet) Ceca cee 34 years when he went into North Dakota on a speaking tour. George ) Cleveland, Onfo.___.| and electric stove with laundry | Te has been a leading booster for his younger brothers presidential INT BRAKE LINING| privileges. Reasonable rent. In- . 48 46 45% 455% | candidacy in North Dakota. manufacturer producing complete| quire 518 Fifth St. Dr. Enge. 49 49 line will pay liberal commission to/FOR RENT — Apartment available man whose introduction and ef-| March 1. Nicely furnished with oda SSSR a SBSERESE So -2-a00 ee ae oe at *e Ea 34% 54% 52% 52% | broilers by freight 20; express 16 to]Snow-choked roads in several states sues as American Can, U. 8. Steel, iBethl. Steel . % 140, July 42%-14; oats %-% off, and’ Lard— ° fowls by feeieht 17 to 18: ex saw motorists waiting all night for| {+ will result in closing Jobbing} overstuffed set, Murphy bed and Dupont, Allied Chemical, Santa Fe, Bore-Warner |. 2% | provisions varying from @ cents de- ‘March. pot pase 4 Talionio? My tay fetght an oss|taesan Prim aiinened cyan Abe | scenlints. . Aadireas U. 8. Aavertis-| frigidaire; also apartment _with Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, /Bur. Ad. Mch. ... cline to an equal gain, Fa Heart 482 | press 10; turkeys by freight 16 to 25; |Everglades. At dozens of airports no |__'N& Corp.. 250 W. Sith St. N. Y. frigidaire and Murphy bed, $23.50. North American, Consolidated Gas,'Calumet & Hecla 3 Severe cold was construed as bull- ay : $s express 20 to 25; ducks by freight 15|propellor turned. AMBITOUS, RELIABLE MAN \ waite Do not phone. Evarts Apartments, Loews, Woolworth and Penney. Safe: | ie. ish, Reports indicated some cropimay . z . 5.67 |to 17; express unquoted. Fort Smith, Canada, in the birth-| ed immediately handle Watkins} 314 3rd St. way, @ recent bull favorite, lost 3. damage. At above 62 cents for May, p eee ie ere | place of blizzards, was awfully cold— Products in Bismarck. Customers|FOR RENT — Apartment at the People’s Gas was a strong spot, push- Corr %|however, wheat offerings increased, MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR | Miscellaneous 1]40 below—and the shivers ran down| ¢Stablished. Excellent opportunity,/ Woodmansee with or without ga- ing up more than 7. Homestake az {buyers showed reluctance, and price} Minneapolis, Minn., March 7.—(P)— into the United States. The Associat-| Steady employment, rapid advance-| rage. Ready March ist. Apply H. Mining, another volatile issue, gained .¢ Teactions ensued. Flour unchanged. In carload lots, *——GHICAGO POTAT POTATOES ed Press had to send news by train| ment for right man. Write today) J. Woodmansee. as much. Such isues as National Bis- '¢, %| Much of the foreign news tended|family patents quoted 4.35-4.45 a bar- Chicago, March 7—(AP—U. 8. D,|and radio to Lancaster, Pa., and Hag- J. R. Watkins Co., W-42, Winona,| FoR "RENT—Up to date apartment. cuit, Borden, Corn Products, and |Chgo. & Northwestern 9% | to favor holders of wheat. On the/rel, in 98-pound cotton sacks. Ship- ‘a,)Potatoes 197) Ono treble 266, total|erstown, Md. An airplane dropped Minn. ‘Three rooms and bath. Nicely fur- Lambert gained 1 to 2 points early, epee, de other, the amount of wheat on ocean | ments 29,313. U. S. shipments ‘Saturday 872, Sun-|food to snow-beleaguered miners in “Wanted to Buy nished. Kelvinator, gas range, city and held up fairly well. iChrysle a passage showed a material increase} Pure bran 14.50-15.00. day 19; no trading account of wea-| Nevada. fanted to Buy heat. In college building. Phone A moderate reaction, after as vie Soli, ise as that of Saturday, was iGOml Sol. both as compared with a week and) Standard middlings 1250-1300. ther, market nominally unchanged. | And from the slush, sleet and snow, |WANTED TO BUY —320 acres raw| 1063. orous & rise jCom. Southern & year ago. Corn and oats sympath- ———_——__—. cities ised his head to| prairie land free from rock, also 160| mon — Wen fan, not regarded as surprising in broker: ized with wheat strength. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES FOREIGN EXCHANGE Ee Tt wonia pet Meike CaM Tanoe | heres AC CIRIMRE, 4 Fivee BOREL ee age Het, hts age circles. The market turned dull) menoyisions were responsive to hog| Minneapolis, March 7 (P)—Reng| New York, March 7.—()—Foreign | more in e large part of the east. Prefer close to. Bismarck, Write! Water cooking gas, use of frigiaaire on the reaction. ipturns, orosrlon grainy aelee * exchange irregular, Great. Britain de- Tribune Ad Number 804. and telepohne. Hazelhurst. Phone dark northern 7414-7716; No. 1 north- i ‘The final tone was heavy. Sales, mand in dollars, others .in cents: STATE OF NORTH PAKOTA, COUN- — 73 or call at 411 Fifth St. yroximated. 1,500,000 shares. WHEAT FUTURES SAG jern 74%; No, 3 mixed 6214-81; No. 1 ; ae Personal 273 or ib baton ned aac AFTER STRONG START hard winter 63%; No. 1 amber durum eee eee re ea ee ee R EL eT) county Auditor | GEARN-A-PROFESSIONCLow yates |FOR RENT—Strietly modern fur- A to k | C1 Minneapolis, March 7.—()—Good/ 775; No. 1 mixed durum 851. id 19.27; Swede 19.45; Montreal | Burleigh County, rth Dakota, cer |" ¢ ‘Catal nished and unfurnished apts. Rose | Livestock cables, cold weather, strong sterling] Corn: No. 4 yellow 3' way 19.27; Sweden 19.45; Montreal city that the following precincts with | for enrolling now. Catalog free.| Anertments, 215 ard St F. W. 4 exchange and strength at Winnipeg) Oats: No. 4 white 25 — their ‘respective polling places und | Moler Barber College, Front Street,| Murphy, Phone 852 SOUTH ST. PAUL |, |Guriss Wright’ 1% |helped wheat at the opening Mon-| Rye: No. 1, 49%-5044. GeiteNOOL tal and named bythe Board of county | PO@O,N. D&S ___] pon REnT—Furnlshet or unfurniai- ch 7.—(AP—U. se 7: ey 1-56; No. 0 oP ential caureenneritiry ww: [Drugs tne, day but sagging developed, and a/, Barley: No. 2 special 54-56; No. poston, March 7—(P)—A fair de-|Primary miection to be held Tuesday | Household Goods for Sale | ed apartment. Varney Apartments, D. A.)—Cattle 1,700; opening slow; final sharp break due to a liberal in-|2, 54; sample grade 37%. - y m ekers opposing all efforts croase in visible wtpplieg drove prloes| Flax.’ No. 1, 140. gree of firmness is shown in under-|March 15th, 1992. 1. vic, [ROR SALE— Complete dining room| _Phone 773. Toward any advance asked on the Gowntneer © aaa asada! |tone of the wool market, as members| county Auditor’ Burleigh County, | set. Rug, center table, table lamps, ‘Rooms for Reat trength of light run; steers and|Baten Trade was moderate without CHICAGO CASH jof the trade hope for a moderate! x, p. flower pedestal, ice box, chiffoniere|____._‘sooms for Rent _ strength 0! bulk le was moderate and out improvement in the spring demand ELECTION PRECINCTS .|FOR RENT—Well furnished room yearlings largely 4.25 to 5.50; BL. Pow. & Lt feature. Rye continued to manifest] Chicago, March 7—(#)—Wheat, No.' ‘ PRECINCT No. 1. Wild Rose Town-| and dresser. Bed complete. Wash: bath. Hot 3% beet cows 2.50 to 3.25; few lots choice | ri, strength and independence 2 red 59 1-4 to 3-4; No. 2 hard 59 1-2/f0F mens suiting. Wool houses that) ui," except Lots 3 & 4 in Section 4,| er. Call at 315 13th St. next to . Hot water heat, ifers Pe Y A a -4; {have sizeable lines of any grade of}ani of section 6 and all of section 7,| po 5— at blocks from postoffice. Board if ings to 400; butcher he Ma: to 60 1-4; No. 2 yellow hard 58 3-4 o [ece mahogany fed offer! ‘ y, July and September wheat pide oy *|domestic wool are Lot ‘4 in section 8 and all of se FOR SALE— Two-piece mahogany) desired. Home like privileges. Very 350 to 450; lightweights futures closed No. 3 mixed 58 1-2, Corn, No. 3 mix- are refusing current eg peel ee ee : ; fee low bids, while they are willing to Vote at School House No-| bedroom set._ Phone 1627. reasonable, Phone 1389 or call at early 5.00; cutters 1.50 to 2.25; medi- Oats opened 1-4 higher and held {ed 34 1-2 to 35; No. 2 yellow 36 1-2; = " 304 Mandan 8t. fe bulls, dull; only outstand- |Fo the advance. No. 3 white 34 1-2 to 3-4; sample | lose out odds and ends at slight con: 91 ee ee te erate to 280; bidding downward |E* and ‘prlees up abort Se bere ent | grade 21. Oats, No. 2 white 241-4 cessions from asking prices on lerger| PRECINCT No, 2: Long LakoTown- chairman of Township Board of Su-|FOR RENT—Two furnlahed front to 2.00 on light kinds; little early ac- countering pressure. Flax trade was|to 25 1-4: rye no sales. Barley 41 to| Offerings. . Estimated receipts of | ship, 13 “76 and ie anoet un lot 4| nee ‘0. 27. Harriet Town-| Sleeping rooms, gas heat, one on tion on stockers and feeders; calves |Ge; light and prices 1-4 hi a 58. Timothy seed 3.00 to 3.25. Clover|‘mestic wool at Boston during week {h section 6, and af ‘of section 18 in| ship, 142-75, vote at Arena. Inspec.| ground floor, always hot water. 00; steady, 3.50 to 6.50. Ge a a Peer eae. lien B00 to 1400, ending March 5 amounted to 189,800| Township. 137: ‘School CES ees Gerd goed Ur Perera spp ead ie oe 800; open strong to 10 higher; Sharaenaatet seedy SA in bi shams pounds as compared with 437,500 lbs,|House in, Moffit Supervisorn. ae phocalx 7 619-W. lemal an lore aa vl PRECID 8, Phoenix Town- or about ‘steady with Friday; better |General Mc of the ordinary choice sold around DULUTH CLOSE Pet a ce touentcer! viso Sten se Sane te at School House on | FOR RENT—Pleasant room in mod- 160 to 240 Ibs, 4.00 to 4.20; top 4.20; top premiums quoted Saturday. Duluth, Minn., March 1—()—Clos- ONET RATES. 4 "PRECINCT vote at School House. |® oy —Ra. Wagner. |! ern new home. Clean, quiet. Al- better 240 to 325 Ibs. 3.70 to 4.00; de-| Garg ‘Hust Winter wheat was in slightly bet-|ing cash prices: Wheat, No. 1 dark Yector— Chairman of Township ee Ne vere ae cemond| ways hot water. Gentlemen only. sirable 130 to 160 Ibs. unevenly 3.50 ter demand and firm. Durum tone| northern 71 3-8 to 79 3-8; No. 2 do.|_ New York, March 7. — (@) — can hi ¢ Supervisors. f ector——C. J. Rhodes, 503 4th St. to 4.00; bulk light feeder pigs 3.00; was soft and demand more limited, |69 3-8 to 78 3-8; No. 3 do. 65 3-8 to money steady; 214 per cent. NcT . Telfer Township,| p Nep 40. Canfield Town- sows mostly 3.25 to 3.35. Average Time loans steady; 60 days 314-34; | 13 ichool ice eee Ns te at School House No. Saturday 3.90; weight 190. For Cash corn demand was good for}77 3-8; No. 1 northern 71 3-8 to 79 cost Saturday low moisture yellow and slow to dull|3-8: No. 2 do. 69 3-8 to 78 3-8; No, 1{% to 6 months 314-314 per cent. t School House. Inspector—Chairman of Township] of 'T nihip. ard of, Supervisors, All that part of Miami B, Mid-Cont. 1.39 1.38% 1.3814 |No. 1 red durum .. 36 | Sel Am Sh 2.5 . 4.15 to 4.40; weight 250 to 350 lbs. INo. 3 flax .. packing sows medium and good 275 to: 4 of Supervisor! fe) 5 eae) PRE to 600 Ibs. 2.65 to 3.90; pigs good and a Be REINS ? flex 108 | Oni Tr Sh 2 tebe Bick DG eae oe ete eee eS adware chs}e9;100 60280) dba Bi(SiPOUe aE ON oun ie 4 te a Driscoll e _ chatrms of Third Street and North of the FOR RENT—At 416 Ave. A double Cattle 11,000; calves 2,000; lai MINNEAPOLIS CAS! E . 4 sors, | Township line, vote at North Ward , lose it steer run; killing quality rather|¥ Minneapolis, Maren Te ee Wheat | © 25/Merricourt Pair Is shine ASdc16, vote, at Sehogt louse tn [pieces Houses Tasvector— WJ. Now=| HGS, ‘Dement tots. Aaa lain; medium weig! and we! rece! lon 125 compared g Sterli: Inspector -— of PRECINCT All th FOR RENT—Store building 95x00 ft. Pitlotka treme. to asvhighert! general A year. ag0 é to 485) ¢_______¢| Sentenced by Judge fewnshin Board of Superv of the First Ward west of the center |FOR RENT—Store building, 25x90 tt. sentiment being higher than last i| Produce Markets | te REGINGT No. 15. 3 fine of Thira\St: to'the center line of| on Third Street. Pull basement. week's close; bulk 5.00 to 7.25; steady |NG” wet ae 15% protein Delivered, Wo Arrive | qe aley City, N. D., Maréh_7.—(P)— ran hs Gees at Faunce's “Garage Heat furnished. Prince to. strong; light yearlings ‘higher; bak north: “as nae OR CHICAGO Ree Cee create sunny fe) Toman Boaraiiot (Buber: [neocon ey #2 a i weighty steers 8.50. Slaughter cattle) 3 dk north Chicago, March 7.—U?)—Butter was | Memicaust» were sentenced to one visors. son No. 16 Menoken Town-| othe wnt Ws (SL All of that part Automobiles for Sale and vealers: steers good and choice 14% protein firm Monday and prices advanced |< ite e “snip, 139-78, vote at School House in|}ine of Mandan Street and North of Te oo 600 to 900 Ibs, 6.50 to 8.50; 900 to 1 dk north 1-4 to 3-4 cent under a stimulated|St8% Penitentiary by Judge P. G. astenoken, inspector, — Cha the Fownshin ine, vote at Littles Used Cars 1100 Ibs, 6.75 to 8.50; 1100 to 1300 Ibs. 2 dk north jemand. Eggs were steady and un- |SNensom of Grand Forks here Set-) Township Hoard of Superviag age, Inspector—B. Lawyer. | : a sa 7.00 to 8.75; 1300 to 1500 Ibs. 7.00 to! p, #.dk north. revised. Poultry ruled steady to} "pe’: 1 vote at School Hou eC: ace Se eteoe nat part of With an 0. K. That Coun! 8.75; common and medium 600 to 13% protein Adiern. Bossart and Ellingson previously) tor—Chairman of Township aoe ( treet to the center line | 29830 CHEVROLET SIX COACH, low 1300 Ibs. 4.00 to 7.00; heifers good and Pe pany Poultry, alive, 1 car, 9 trucks,|2&@, been found guilty in district | Supervisors, Sec t, South of the town-| mileage, car in very good condition. choice 550 to 850 ‘hs. 5.50 to 7.25; 3 dk north. steady to’ frim: fowls 15 to 17: broil. court here for engaging in liquor: I “Bi, y = shi AE Sterne Will pee. die Down payment only $140.00. common and medium 3.50 to 4.50; 12% in ers 22; springs 22; roosters 10; tur- Batley pit thelr case bod heen 8p: ‘i 5 : 1990 MODEL A ORD Sanna By cows good and choice 3.25 to 4.50 , {1 dk north. keys 15 to 22: ducks 17 to 20; geesc 10, | Pe@led-to the North Dakota supreme | Townshiy ans uperviaors, 13 11 of that part} tires, motor overhauled, suitabl commen and medium 265 to 325 [2 ke north: (Butter aside as emacs ape: (CONF, The high court realfrmed namie! Nighy sata ein [2h ha Seas Ward went of the cen | for 6 medicine wagon, delivery, ete low cutter and cutter 1.75 to 2. 1 {3a north. cials (93 score) 22%-22%e; extras (92 je eeenie of the Barnes county NG, Zon section 26. Inspec- | ter line of Washington Street, South | DoW™ Payment only $99.00. bulls (jearlings excluded? good and PUNY Go % IT dk north. 71% BH 10% 1am /S00te) Te; extra frais (90-81 score) | were ventences “SY SHEE) (OEY etainCAO NE en, ousnt Greek | Benita RRM ena ane Tae choice (beef) 3.00 to 3.50; cutter to 2 dk north. .70% Ae ig 21-2112c; firsts. (88-89 score) 201- Townshif 140s a0, yote at Arnold|Fleck’s Garage. Inspector—Wm. J. medium 2.50 to 3.25; vealers (milk/ pe, 3 dk north. ..69% 20%c; seconds (86-87 score) 19%%-20c; School Hous nspector—Chairn Schantz, fed) good and choice 6.00 to 7.50; Grade of standards (G0 score centralined car. of Township Bos onentae supervisors, (PRECINCT No, 62, All of that part medium 4.00 to 6.00; cull and com- 1 north. 9%, lots) 21%c. Township, 140-79, vote, at. Sel ter line of Washington. Strect, South main A60 oe 4.00. Bionkee and feeder i| Pod ae ae Eggs, 25,799, steady; extra firsts pee ae J gunspector— Cl ier of the eoyrble line age north of the! Payment only $110.00. 4 ‘ omits o s cent ‘of Broi ‘ t 00. {080 ib 450 to. 880; common and sa rena rio int "" ase: eh rae Eta 16; co renee Mouetas Brae AE Too. incor“ /as FONTTAD (mig, eux, som medium 3.25 to 4.50. YB Ew or Cheese, per lb,: Twins 121-2; Dais- Hose. Thspector—Chairman of| PRECINCT All of that part | coupe: 6 yume Whee . ‘Sheep 17,000; asking unevenly lL H W....- 60% ..... 68% ...../ies 12 1-2: Longhorns 12 9-4; Brick Fe ERTS oF Syme mutta [ihe ee BHA Sion Ghee atte tener | payment PET Waainiaise tifong: good to cholce tambe bid 60 PBR wor “| a 4-8; Silas at 12 to 22 1 SUDDEN FLIP-RLOP\ 322s. sevice! tS BioRad Sotth, Sethe WotR | 1986 MAXWELL COUPE, good run- 0 j lh 1H OW..... 67% 0... 66% wee 5 * Township Board of 8 en } ote at Cook's Garage. In-| ping condition. Special price $60. oem. By loge Ral Servel, Inc. . 12% in NEW YORK ONPRECINGT Nov 24. Cl ND So." All of that part | Several other attractive buys in 4 snediun 5.25 to 6.00: 91 to 100 ibs, | Sh 1 DHW or 4 Pe ube Sad Maw dapat aerice eee Fownship, 140-76, vote at School | of the thira Ward east of the center} and 6 cylinder Cars and Trucks. medium to choice 8.00 to 6.0; alll sre Rag 8 a ae ae aks extra GO tome) aitc; | Atlantic Seaboard Swept By|Townsnip Hoard ot Supervisors. of renth Stand nocth at the town, | We Trade and Give Easy G. M. A. weights common 4.50 to 5.25; ewes 1 DHW or [first (87-01 score) 20%-21%; second] Fury: Wind and Rain i rownshiprs 14 Cod hip ding, vote atthe tuign Benool In| eonar Gu a Can gt sate cn ene ea 12 w. unquoted; packing stock, current Yi eID House No! he Inspector—Chair > T'Noe3 Ail of that part ~ 00s 00; . 017s % i 80) mon. 150° to 300; feeding lambs 60 tae pte jake No.2, gat: No.2. 18%, | Southeast Damaging | "gu ae 3. = ign lagen BAA aoe SPM For fale to 7% Ibs. good and choice 5.25 to inw ; jmilk, flats, fresh, average to fancy Te, ot | SR TENI lites NEE AE gtichholt [FOR SALE—At @ Teal 5.65. 5 . Pest it iy (By The Associated Press) nook Ingpector—Carl Brady. Paes “PDrested poultry regular Chickens, BAY, a0ring braeearts “ate crow, | RicnciNier No, 21, Loman town:|uelog ail of that nate o¢ the Clr af SIOUX CITY LH W..... 58% 60% 58% 60%" trozen 20-27;, fowls-fresh 15-22; froz~ |Monday from an icy plate. Inspector — Chairman “of Township | Fifth St and south of the center line Sioux City, Iowa, March 7.—(AP Di en 14-22; old roosters-fresh 10-18; odes to spring they sang under Board of Supe of Broad vote at Bertsch's Ga- —U. 8S. D. A)—Cattle 2,500; calves) stand Oil trek} 87% O1% 19% AT | turceys-fresh 15-25; frozen 16-28; Be: seat of bowl reeks WAS minds PRECINCT Tt ee Town Tage, | Inspector- Ft 100; slaughter steers and yearlings Pyotr ducks-frozen 16-17. and smiling skies turne tter ship, ys hownship Board |ot ther aero oe the Cl elt mostly steady; fat she stock steady Gholee of Eggs 16,713, steady. Mixed colors, |PHillipics against wicked weather. ry’ Went of the center lide of Fifth St to %trong; other classes little 1 amber. standards (cases 44 lbs. net) 15 to 15! Climate enthusiasts of Dixie had . 29. Cromwell Town- south of the center line of Broad- i at hip, 141-78, School Hi % changed: ear good, medium, weight am peotely aay 1-2; rehandled ms Coages 43 Ths. | OT (ore aves. Moroes wend inebesto ‘chairman of Township Maha st St ans sctor Moltin welch, . ings 6.50; bulk Rta 4 sheds hoshes -2; no. grades eard sippin, joard of Supervisors. | CT Sixth Ward, all short feds 4.50 to 6.25; few cholce|Tim. Roll. Grade of to 13; special packs,"including un-|the eaves. The Atlantic seaboard was No.'30, Crofte Town- ot thet part of the City of Bismarck, . iber t " +79, tT Hall i heifers 6.00; 5 ele best cows aoe Fy oeper usual’ hennery selections sold from |® fog Seas S sehus Bh Balt ahaneton on orpiemen ot Phat gaa ee east of 3.75; low cutters and cutters fly Union Grade of store on credit 16 to 17 1-2; mediums wind’ eS Board of Supervisors. center line of Ninth St. and north of 1.75 to 2.50; two loads good to choice United 1 12 1-2 to 13; dirties 12 to 13; checks| turned to a threnody off Atlantic City INCT No. 81. Glenview Town-|the center line of Broadwa: around 685 lb, feeders 5.80. 2 pay 10 1-2 to 11; refrigerators, as to qual-| When two coast guardsmen hurtled to Sup. tate a pate a pone! Hause 12 be Pei, anes or—J. Hogs 16,000; light butchers to ship-| united 1rd di ity 9 1-2 to 12; standards and under- |death from a craft capsized in seeking Chgirman of Township Board of Su- pers mostly steady; packers bidding \ | grades unquoted. the missing sloop Anna, Half a hun- pervisors, around 10 lower; top 4.10; 160 to 200 Corn— White eggs, Atlantic coast, hen-|dred other sailors wert on the miss- PRECINCT No, 32, Painted Woods N ind north 1b. weights to shippers mostly 3.90 to 12 sallow. 35° nery special packs, premium’ marks |ing list as the storm smote vessels big TOWNSHIP, 142-80-&-81, vote at School |of the center line of Broadway, vote ¥ 2. 13 yellow. ry clal packs, | pre: dnd Ute House No. 1. Inspecto! hairman of 's School. Inspector—R. 4.00; packers bidding mostly 3.65 to/U. 4 yellow 22 to 23; Atlantic coast and mid- le. Township Board of Supervisors. 3.85 for most butchers; 140 to 160 Ibs. 5 yell ‘ western hennery specials (cases 45| The storm spelled death to at least ante aa; s ee Bast ihail of Town 58. Shall Peer oto” 30;" pigs strong: odd 9 Yained 38 ne, ee hid se acl, Mandaess (Sod drowned in therain’ A’boy diogin S11R saz $0, (ens, Sections 2,2, 2 10, lots 2.50 to 3.50. a a3 mixed 36 | grades 16 1-2 to 17 1-2; mediums 47|Florida as the blustering blast smash- 6~ 142-79, which includes South. W : Sheep 6,000; no early sales fat 418 iaixet 32 to 18 1-2; Pacific coast, fresh, shell/ed his home. Jane Penghorne), vote st ieaar aneea lambs; sre firm; eee ae West 8 ae cr liners, Neca 22 1-2 to inate Florida’s spores fee Heo roe Chairman of Township Board of Su- of Bestinse &. & ding up for good to choice of- standai 22; eer eee pearances, vanished. pervisors. 2-84 rings; ove yoted; PRECINCT No. 34, Ghylin Town- 79, ; 2 og ! J & ty . Inspector airman of Tow! ip . ‘ruax. Inspector—M. B. . $25. 4 whi tees tors, ; f electric pol ft 8 around 70 Ib. feeders MS ae io: aso, quailty 18 al aa bape ated La cttees Lyon TPRRCINE PT Neers, Rock xm TSBRECINCT No, 60, Shall consist of MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS CLOSE GOVERNMENT BONDS Ge te fey aS | packs; private sales from store 16 tolpled Uncle Sam's flagpole off the FOwnenie, 1 2°7f, ole ak, cho fated dimftr of the Village’ of Wing. (By The Associated Press| Liberty 3 1-2's 98.20; Liberty Ist 4 rover 5. AG 18; w: standards 15 to 15 1-2. {treasury building. of Townshi ae of Sones! isors. located in Township 142-76, vote at First Bank Stock 10 1-8; North: 1-4's 100.20; Liberty 4th 4 1-€'3 100.90; Rye Live poultty steady. Chickens by, Candlelight filckered by Maryland ie oe Pg Pe Wine Ha Biel in Wing, Toapectpr—3, Fy aest Banco 18 3-8. ‘Treas. 4 1-4's 102.31; Treas. 4's 109-60. | No. freight 14 lo 15; express 17 to 24;|firesides as power lines went dead. vote ‘ac ing Halt” + of kine ot cn enailitadinateancatan i insist bination