The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1934, Page 9

Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 A blackbird bathes at least a dozen times j Livestock | A hai ted the dis- in the’ streets as fo kauiee greeting, ao of es contract [ot tara | ¢rankenness, profanity and vio- | Capital Chevrolet Co. ¥ : SOUTH 8ST. PAUL 1 South St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 23—(#) j @ —(U. 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle: 3,300; ar. (44 no government, little done on slaugh- = i ] 9 e ba Dartl caries pcan ney bag e ene 1 ' lain, indications around steady; I b Cl fi d Ad P : cows slow, lower grades firm; bulls Ti une asst le e —$_—. little changed; common to medium , butcher steers around 3.50-5.50; few Rates E uotations New York Stocks |i 2s. 5.0°0,.705: ot i lower grade butcher heifers 2.50-4.50; § SENTIMENT AR Hey cute oe cutter cows 1.25-2.00; To assist you in ULUTH RANGE . mos! .15 down; bulls 2.00-50 large- i A Duluth, 2 Minn Nov. ae MAKE FRACTIONAL Mee igilalt | ly; strictly good heavyweights up to securing either sou Open Hi aa stocker steers, common, around tenants if you area .50 and less; vealers, 2,700, no gov- - RECOVERY INPROVES ADVANCES FRDAY f= res wn an ” al. ne ie Dye .. 3.50-4.50; some held higher. ments, houses and Ry, Am, Cat tergely’ 10" cents ower on’ weugbis rooms ff you are look- ~ dies % i Liveliest Dealings of Week Push cc. 1g |No. 2 White Equals Thursday's A on Inheraehie wae Hat uae nner we an i7o% itd% 179 149 i good to choice 220-350 Ibs., 5.50-60; * i é 4 Prices ys One to Two 181% 181% 181 1.81 gaa tora top 5.60; better 180-210 Ibs” 515-80: to sell or buy business es- oints vumaune te Waw ing $1 a Bushel 160-70 Ibs., 4.40-5.00; 140-150 lbs., 3.25- blishments and miscella- | rnanectarearu pas ec £3 tat ny doi 2: era neous artis ‘of merehan leeders around 1.50; choice strong- New York, Nov. 23.—()—Traders ee ft Be Ryn Ata ae Chicago, Nov. 23.—(7)—Corn and 2| weights up to 2.00 and above; early dise, to find articles you have turned to the bullish side of stocks > IIIEED 102% Leste 1loas roa% | Wheat both scored fractional advances bulk packing sows, 5.25-40; average g Friday yong aivelioe: an hd red Friday as a result “ — en- cost today 5.10 on 192 lbs. lost or owners of lost articles or more le - ay “ \largement of speculative demand. 4.000: . vhi ings of the week. While some of the ee 1% .1%| No. 2 white corn equaled Thurs- idee aunt sete arte) which you have found—in short, Pretecsional Betivity, SMaoeOveS: Pan: T3% 73% |day's achievement of wmmanding $1 100°" bidding fully steady or 625 on good to give you the manifold services «bess sentiment was élao credited, Tie | Dec L | frcar aout Abin cee HNGEEA ab 4Jand choice kinds; sellers generally of The Tribune’s classified columns at bs close was firm. Transfers approxi- having been bought at equal to $1.01, ) Auburn Auto lay CHIGipeE Las Uae ba Ae eared a minimum charge. mated 1,200,000 shares, Ss duty: paid, delivered at an eastern|Aviation Corp, one ee eo eee Sr deer essai nid i seaboard city.- Bate Dairy cows: Fairly dependable Seouiiity \aepreasedl Falls Anil uRtiLlbe, po" Selene irregular, of ced 4 | trade on all grades, fully steady; bet- ified Ra ere hot tar beta. | There Wik & é Sas escase: cH ebrestltis REG 4 ter grade springers $35-$45; few se- Classifie ites buying rush in the second hour which % advance, May 97%-1%, oats, -% |Borg Warner NG goters eee Aen Minimum charge for one put the ticker tape a minute or so down, and provisions showing § to 12|Briggs Mfg. pringers or aged kinds $20-32.50. insertion—45 cents for 15 behind floor transactions. The activ- - Brunswick Bal, words, ity dwindled later, but most prices i Calumet & Hecia ': 4 CHICAGO held not far from their tops. Scat- FUTURES CLOSE HI HIGHER Canadian Pacific 114%] Chicago, Nov. 23—(P)—(U. S, Dep. First insertion (per word)............3cents tered profit-taking was well absorbed, | Chlca ULI ae ~ [286.95 Tae 83% | Agr.)—Hogs, 27.000, including 12,000 2 consecutive insertions (per word)...dcente Commodities furnished little incen-| pa” : oo oy S4is |direct; slow, 5 to 15 lower than 3 consecutive insertions (per word) .4% cents 3. t | Cel tive to the equities list. Grains and Minneapolis, Nov. 23—()—Wheat |Celanese .... 29'2|Thursday; weights above 240 Ibs, cotton were quite narrow during most futures pulled through a dull and 38% | 600-10; top 6.10; 170-240 Ibs., 5.00- 4 consecutive insertions (per word)...5 cents pacar btdh! Becouidary ‘bonds. tole 3 |bearish session to a slightly higher | 43% 16.00; light lights’ 4.00-5.00; slaughter 5 consecutive insertions (per word) .5% cents lowed stocks Foreign exchanges were close here Friday. A bad break in is Pigs 3.50 down; good packing sows 6 consecutive insertions (per word)...6 cents quiet and mildly mixed, Winnipeg was ignored, as was bearish | 41 |5.60-75. Light light, good and cholee, ‘Advances of fractions to around 2 uaa oe eee i 25 /140-160 Ibs, 4.00-5.00; light weight, TRIBUNE WANT AD RATES ARE LOW A ; St. +4 | 160~ 1» 4.95-5.75; , Pra Tasrdad tip Miaréhos Taneeetgs helped to sustain wheat in the face|Chrysier my 200280 ‘Ibs, 580-640; heavywelent as senor ab roenrreae a ter eaT Lanai. Myers, American. Tobacco, Reynolds ; i aes Aen ee Suclcom ably... 24%) |250-350 Ibs., 6.00-10; ‘packing sows, No clairvoyant, fortune teller, matrimonial, or doubtful a4- Tobacco, Coca-Cola, Penick & Ford, | Dec. 4 \cember deliveries at the turn of the /Com. Southern 1% medium and good, 275-550 lbs., 4.75- vertising accepted. We reserve the right to edit or reject any ; # Armour of Illinois preferred (new), |Con. Gas ...... 23° 15.85; pigs, good and choice, 100-130 submitted. . McLellan, Air Reduction, Eastman is |market, December, May and July! Gon’ Oi 8% |Ibs., 3.00-4.00, coPY ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS OF CASH IN ADVANCE Kodak and Wilson & Co. preferred. |Wwheat each Gea Cont. Bak. 5%| Cattle 2,000; calves, 1,000; all com- AiiZpresentative will call If you desire. Telephone 32 an@ Allied Chemical got up more than Coarse grains, however, were gen-/Cont. Can 61% | mercial; all yearlings and light steers ask for the want ad department. ; 3, while gainers of major fractions to a , {erally waht coeraaeer Geet closed !Cont, Ins. . 38. |tully steady; in-between. grade steers ’ . 2 points or so included American Bilge ae oa pee een Ae 19% | With weight in narrow demand, weak; Bini ct Neviccwy, Ue Bie ‘Ke lower. December feed barley fin- | Cor CP erga ibleriet tree tees /)|| ESE Male Help Wanted Rooms for Rent , Bethlehem Steel, American Can, du ished %c up and May %c_ higher. | v 14" |kolding several loads sealing 1200-1300 | Both Proud Papas; WANTED—First class optician, li: |FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room ‘ Pont, Columbian Carbon, Bendix, December malting barley finished %e |Crucitle ‘Steel 23, |pounds at 750-825; warmed up and 2 censed to practice in this state.| in new home. Private entrance. ? d | Dec. 1027 1082 1027 1032 jup. December flax closed 1¢ lower, |Curtiss Wright 2% | barra nother 68 Also gar: 5 Case, Deere, Chrysler, General Mo: 1040 1045 1037 1040 lanc id May Lic 1 D gl i, jShort fed native lightweight steers J High grade salary or commission. iso garage for rent. 307-10th, tors, Goodyear, Johns-Manville, Na-|522 1082 1082 1075 10:77 |"Gash whet receipts were amailer| Prien 33" |450-6.50; few weighty sausage bulls|@———————-| ins to_ furnish own equipment. |FOR RENT—Modern Ai room. Bath> tional Distillers, U. 8. Industrial Al- today in ‘volume and demand was|Du Pont . 98%;'| 2-85-3.00; selected vealers 5.75 to small Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 23.—(#) Write Tribune . 8540. room adjoining. Hot water heat. cohol, Montgomery Ward, Sears-Roe- ceed to fair depending on quality. |East. Kodak 116 |interests. Slaughter cattle and veal-| —There were two proud new |WANTED—Man with car to sell to| Beauty rest mattress. 506-5th St. buck, = Pe a [fone was sea th the als but era Holy 11% ers: ele good and choice, 550-900| fathers in math ea Friday— beer parlors coil cleaner and glass| Phone 678-W. Gentlemen only. 's. were 3 wut e '% [Ibs., 6.25-8.75; 900-1100 lbs., 6.25-9.25;] one 14 years old, the other 68. cleaner in 5 lb. package. Liberal|FOR REN’ rm sleeping rooms by U. 8 Smelting and American MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE jee wines Rete sae | EI. Pow. é& Lt... 3 {1100-1300 ‘Ibs, 625-1000; 1300-1500 ‘The i4-year-old father and his | profit and small stock investment.| jn modern home, Centrally locat= Smelting, but McIntyre dipped and is Peay Nov. eared tana Bs a Erie R. R. 12. |ibs., 6.75-10.00; common and medium,| 14-year-old wife had the distinc- 3. D. Grant Sales Co., Fargo, N.| ed. Hot water. Inquire 404-5th St. } lost 5 points. oe yy 43 compared té 93/to good and offerings were virtually | Fid. P. Fire Ins. 33 j «4 Homestake Mining pol ; nil, Demand was quiet for-the v Firest. T. & R. 16 550-1300 Ibs., 2.75-6.50; heifers, good tion of being the youngest par- Dak. ” : ul Deaiotigad | re and choice, 550-750 ‘Ibs., 5. ents on record in Fort Worth. | ae oa clot tations an ead limited durum offerings. ae eae on ak common and medium 2: They are Mr. and Mrs, Henry Lost and Found t Produce Markets | 9 arrive) Com Somend wea telr trom: abip- | 0%" poods 345¢ |good, 3.25-5.00; common and medium| Bert Mullins. Their 5%; pound | Female Help Wanted ONE STRAY yearling bull came to my, Be ioe pers and market tone was firm. Oats ee VEEKLY and your own dresses} place about the last of May. 8. A. o _——_—_—_—__—_—_——_® protein demand was fair to slow but showed |Ge®- Elect, 19% )2.25-3.25; low cutter and cutter 1.50-| baby, Ellen Marie, is healthy and {$15 W! y . 1 dk north. 1.10 1.12 a eclocoimsaf des Gen. Am. 37% |2.25; bulls (yearlings excluded), good| well and so is the mother. FREE for demonstrating latest} Nelson, Rock Hill township, Wing, CHICAGO 2 ak north: Los 110 some improvement. Rye demand was!GE Gas & El 44] (eet) 275-350; cutter, common and| _ The 68-year-old father is J. J. | lovely Fashion Frocks. No can-| _N. Dak. Chicago, Nov. 23.—(#)—Butter, was|3 dk north. 1.10 1.12 good and offerings extremely light.|Gen, Motors 31% | medium 2.25-3.10; vealers, good and| Langever, prominent business man vassing. No investment. Write v ‘in tone Frid 14% protein Barley demand was good expecially |Gen. Ry. Sig. 28 dl or prefer- msettled in tone ley. Eggs were|* i prorth, 1.10 1.12 for anything that might be worked |Gillette 145; |Choice 4.50-5.75; medium 4.00-50; cull] of Fort Worth, now retired. fully. Give size and color pi : Se ie iad: cx 2 dk north: 1.08 110 into niall! end eelone were firma cts| GOle Dus 17% |and common 250-4.00; stocker and i 28S ea Bee eee Fou pgneyie a amery 13 dk north. 1.06 1.08 sti Goodyr. Tr. & R. 25 |teeder cattle: steers, good and choice,| Ain; Asks Quick Aen oleate rooms. Gas heated. Four large : Specials (93 score) 30-30%; extras (92) |13%, protein fee pony pactings were leht andi craham Paige 2% |500-1050 Ibs, 4.00-'5.25; common and gary closets. Private bathroom, private : 29%; extra firsts (90-91) 27-28%; |1-dk north. 1.08 1.09 fair to good demand at firm prices.| Gt" Nor, Iron Ore Gif. 11% 14.0 : Airi f Ch : 308 l firsts (88-89) 25%-26%; seconds (86-|2 dk north. 1.07 1.08 Gt’ Nor. Pfd $ gig | Medium 2.50-4.00, iring 0 jarges Work Wanted entrance eeorna sites aaa . 81) 24%-25; standards (90 centralized |3 dk north, 1.06 1.07 Gt. West. Sug.” 27% | Sheep. 5,000; fat lambs undertone WANTED—General garage work. Al-| Thayer Ave. West. Phone 262-J. _ carlots) 27 12% protein DULUTH CASH GRAIN Houd-Her. “B" 6%; | Strong to 25 higher; talking 6.50-75 on| Geneva, Nov. 23.—()—Hungary will/ “55 top and body work. Reasonable)FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath , Eggs, 948, firm; extra firsts cars|! Gk north. 1.08 1.09 Duluth, Minn., Nov. 23.—(?)—Clos-| Houston Oil 15% | better grade offerings: bulk as yet un-/ press for a speedy airing before the] rates, 715-12th, Phone 754-W. unfurnished basement apartment, i “a i amy 30: fresh graded firsts 2 dk north. 1.07 1.08 ing cash prices: Howe Sound 48% |sold; sheep firm; feeding lambs|League of Nations of a Yugoslav Private entrance. Phone 937-LJ al ¥ 27%, local 264: sees recut Ae 3 dk north. 1.06 1.07 Wheat—No. 1 dark northern heavy,!Hudson Motor ae scarce. Lambs, 90 pounds, down, good|charge that she is guilty of “com- Wanted to Rent after 5. 211 W. Rosser. ; Sei retrigeratce firste a1) ae Gosebel cans aaa ee Ne a cask nora: ee Ba ee rn ie arrer ee poamons and ae plicity” in the Marseille assassina- TaN Dok cin ea wintenda ead | TOE RENT—1 room and kit is ‘s lard north. a 11; No. lark northern, 105-1. 4 lum 5.25-6.25; ewes 90-: pounds, | tions, because of harboring the ass- | WANTED—A place . ished. Private J 22%; extras 22%. 2 dk north. 107 1.08 No.'3 dark northern, 1.04-1.08; No, 1|10t. Harvester 38% | good and choice 1.65-2.50; all weights, | assins. of horses with good pasture and| SPt. Everything turn! entrance, 314 W. Rosser. : Poultey, ve, no odea ns 2 due, At/E ee pest. 106. 181 northern heavy, 1.08-1.13; No, 1 north- [st Nick Can, 73x; [common and medium 1.50-00; feeding |" “We desire the question to be| barn, water and hay. See ©. E.| <oTace: Sh Mi Roser , i pigatie pared enero || ees ee ee wee. [€rm, 106-111; 'No, 2 northern, 1.05- | Johns-Manville 551; |Jambs, 50-75 pounds, good and cholce,| treated immediately,” said Tibor| Miller, New Salem, N. Dak. DE TRENT suetiaeal Uma hide 7 Felgen rid duoke|2 north... 1.07 1.08 1.09; No. 1 amber durum, 1.34%-|K: Kayser (J) 16% | 5.25-6.00. Eckhardt, Hungary's delegate to the Avenue. Nicola Apts. é 45 Ib Osh, acall) Nee 1 | eae ee a 1.46%; No. 2 amber durum, hard, |Kelvinator 18% League, on his arrival in Geneva Room and Board ——$—$_$_—_—$$————_—— fucked ewan geese 8. "14g protein» Winter Wheat ibe Lilies Not 2 amber <eartan Rear aaa) 1 ab Paes he prsuredey ne ROOM AND BOARD in comfortable Wanted to B 5 , cial 1 DAW or amber durum. rege? Gr rocery fbi | g Houx Olty, Towa, Nov. 23—Um—(U. : home. Reasonable, Also sleeplng | arate “eo” BUY CBMOReE GHGS , ' xe roe : 5 5 Tr s. FY @ e —_ bicep ia oo 7" 2 mized divans [eae oat 2, | Cathie, £000; slaughter steers, year-| Clothing Thief Gets room, Phone 1583-J, equipment, display counter, ice box, ; ' Mew Yak, Sev. 8----Balter Oa or igre 44%; No. 1 red durum, 111% Louis. g Bi. 13% |lings and she stock slow; scattered One-Year Sentence|WANTED—Room mate for neat young | ete, “Write Box 34, Bismarck : } baie Lansert ts es papenenaee: une [1H Weasce 108 1.09 107 108 | “Flax—No. 1, 1.7914-1.81. 20% learly sales better kinds about steady; aaa ith areas ne Lah ear WANTED TO” BUY—Gate-leg oF ) aeons 1 e zl Mal J : : lence, ee as = \ Hilarie poten |Cirade.of ATS) RRS: «AO LOD Mo, x 11% ers dull; car desirable around 12001 Fond larceny’ charge before District WE WILL pay cath for your used car. ) 3 4. dirties ‘22; 1 DHW or Seed, 14-784; No, 3 teed, 6io-T154; |aaidland 10% pound beeves 7.50; most other steers! judge Fred Jansonius Thursday and Houses and Flats Bring car and title. Riedinger Mo- i 22%; medioms and dit other!) HW... 105, 10714 2.08), |No:.3 feed, ais-7014. = a. and yearlings 6.50 down; plain short | Was sentenced to serve one year in|ROR RENT—First floor bungalow| tor, Mandan, Seti - » Hi) * "White and brown eggs unchanged, |Minneseia, and Sonth Dakota Wheat 6 (sods and warmed up kinds down tol the state penitentiary. He was ar-| flat, Front and rear entrances, Hot| WiLL BUY limited amount — Great Live poultry steady to firm. Chick-|1 DH W or RANGE OF' CARLOT SALES FM peel hege r i fem, Sood heifers | rested last week and charged with the| and cold water and hot water heat| american Life Underwriters, Inc, - ens, freight 12-19; broilers, express|1 HW..... 106 1.07 105 1.06 | Minneapolis, Nov. 23—(P)—Range 29% |around 6.00; most beef cows 2.10-75; | theft, of several articles of clothing] furnished. Also newly decorated| San Antonio, Texas, Class A Stock. t { 3 freight 12-18; express|Gradeof 1 inJanles? Nat. 17, |low cutters down to 1.25; common) which were found in his possession. | sleeping rooms with or without) p. ©, Box 343, Smith Center, Kan- ig } 10-20; fowls, na tht 20-22; express|1 DH W or Bal os a ye ne 17% |and medium stock steers 1.75-3.00. pases ee nad kitchen privileges. 409-5th St. Are r A teas cher crelgh ana exes une|? 2.) 105 108 108 1.05 | ONO 'No, 3 hard winter, 1.08%; No, 27 | ome, 2m neennly nasi ane: pei? yillage of Soulwitr, Prussia. ls| RoR RENT—A partly modern 4 rOom | TURKEYS—Diesied oF tive, highedt 4 4 - b ‘ elec’ as a demonstrat ished. Inquire 1 fees ais ccreiler, Remelt ee eee aenn da toed caleed ae 2S onnass talking 25 oF ere lower |that electricity is not too expensive a ee lle cies aay eto, t oe ery ig eae 11% 08s; q for fuel, light, and heat. All modern = 5 econ fact turkey returns. ie lemme cee Gorn: No. 3 yellow, 88%. 183 limtchers ‘bid’ 560-85; best offerings |APPUances are being installed in the aap Pict niute, "hdults| “NORTHERN® ‘idea Pur Come ; L amber... 136% 130% Oats: No. 3 heavy white, 56%; No. 14% |held mostly at 6.78; sows moetly |ROMeS meee STA aes preferred. 1011-9th. Phone 1411-W.| pany, Bismarck, North Dakota. rr LF Eee : harge. mesenred. 1011: pe AS 4 ii 2 eembee «1286 TSR * yen Nad; 168 kard % |50-60. er is the cost of the current con-|FOR RENT—Threc, five, six and llaneous Rye: No. 2, 16%. Bheep, 3,000, including 700 billed eight room houses, and 3 room For Sale : sce! Grade of i % Par.-Publix. Ctf. 3% P, 3,000, C9 ig! ee ' pe. 4] amber... 130% 139% +, Batley: _No.- 2- malting, 120; No. ee ee ‘% |through; fat lambs opening steady; Ba ee furnished house. T. M, Casey &|#OF SALE—Blue Oak coal. $250 pet 2 ambei 129% 1.32% 1, 1.21; sample grade, 1.05. : few early sales natives up to 6.253! pefore emerging for their short| Son. semis ton in load lots. Phone 1563, i New "York, Nov. 23--e) Foreign |1 ra eurum 12% 111% ‘ i eS holding best lots above 635; other |two or three weeks of life as bugs,|FOR SALE—New 5 room modern |#OR SALE—Seven year old dark bay, ' catanan sGady) Graal mruain ae Coarse Grain “°° AGO POTATO Classes scarce; two double decks 95] june bugs spend three years under| house. Priced $3250. $1700 on easy| gentle pony. Priced for immediate } = mand in dollars, others in cents. nee NOt ee te EDA) Round, fed, wooled lambs 635: and lhe ground as grubs, payments. 715-12th, Sale, Ph eee 99%: Franc s g Sire, pas SSS SS" | HI-QUALITY coal from Tuaiy 685; Germany, 40.22 Peg Baaoer 6) on ae ae ae Es 5a; Bouaht to. artiye, Personal Hees Bee a ee 4 A 4 G 8. shipments 455; about steady, sup- ee 4 25.10; Sweden, 25.75; Montreal in New alex moderate; cement and racing! . f CC WHO wa FIRST: REAL STEAM Supercurline perma-| $2.70 in 5 ton lots. H. E. Koudson, York, 102.68%; New York in Montreal, very slow; Wisconsin round whites U. Continuance of CCC nents, reg. $3.50, oil $5.00; electric] Phone 637-W. S787. 8. No. 1, 824-85; Idaho russets U. 8. | Radi Work in State Seen IN AMERICA ¢ permanents in combination, spiral|fOR SALE—Team of horses, 9 and No. 1, 152..-157%; Colorado Me- Nathan Kane || top, ringlet ends, all prices. Sham-| 10 years old. Well broke, 3 cows, ser Toe Nor. == Se = See contuanss of S60 work n North noun rt Foc] | gs ner wave, Pala! tug | fey pe ot mashing, Bags ment bonds: preality, 12th, ane fe ibe et tm tee Sat Phone 130. i ee 4 Liberty 3%8 103.19 BOSTON WOOL iy | enay teenth. ‘ “ “MATTRESSES _ POR GAUE--One Mocca Sane t Liberty tat 445 108.18 Boston, Nov. 23.—(P)—(U. 8. D. A.) s health’s sake, have your| store fee box, 2%4x7%4x6%, Also 4th 4%s 103.24 : Sed ed nis %| _MeKinnon said surveys were being Re voor hes lay counter, 8x2%4x3, ahd Most manufacturers in this vicin- de f k by the CCC fe mattress renovated and rebuilt} McCray ice display Treasury 4%s 112.8 : tin: tage Jor wore by ine men ior re 62 In A-1 condition but too small for Rye— ity were reported to be operating next’ year, beyond the period which new. 309 8th. Phone 1962. immedi- ‘Treasury 4s 107.30 NO. 2....4. 13% 16% 13% moderately in the Boston wool mar- lapses Mach 31, 1935, present owner. Priced for mae” ‘i rri- | Servel apes ia 2 I. 4 ate sale. Write Box 34, Bismarck, Flax— ket. They were taking medium te! New funds are expected to be ap- M scellaneous HOME OWNERS LOANS Noo Le. LIT 1h 17 tory wool as well as the finer graded | Snett ni propriated by congress for the CCC awe 4 aaa -A| Home Owners Loans 4s 51..... 100.26 lines. Short combing 64; and finer work, for four more six-month pe- WANTED—Horses to winter. Also For Rent ° BISMARCK GRAIN territory wools in original bags were riods, he said, cows and sheep on shares, Walter! -on-piwit—Store room, 35x00. Fall MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS (Furnished by Russell Miler Co.) |seuing at 63-65 cents scoured bass, |Skelly Oil ‘A Teport on the past year’s activi- Thorman, Pingree, N. D. basement. Heat, hot and cold rune Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 23.—(?)}—|" bs ake Bue Ber @ ae ae fet aan paeee Ly a tles ot ray a the eae . Being. pre- hanes F 7 ae een ning walet furnished, Rent very PS ¥ ‘e! ing e] 5 , | pared, ant expect ready ‘arms for Ken! reasonable. Prince Hotel. He 28) combing staple moved at 73-75 cents. 4 | Within a week, McKinnon explained. WANTED ih ore, EE Texas twelve months wool sold in The report will show in detail the nu- SE Bismarck; 4 crop] # hold Goods for Sale ° 97 | sizeable volume at around 73 cents 5,| merous work activities of the OCC, a ne atria: cattle-hog pastures; onne v Scouse ais for ae lines, and at 235 | and also will show locations and sizes ee, alnteens Releranone POF Panay &. dining ree cent lor average types. % | of val wi ve been con- ie heirs, ” 4 fe, | structed in the’ past ye required. Kratt, Sheldon, N. D. | ertect condition. Phone 1889, Ny . CHICAGO. CASH GRAIN 2 ——— ~ |FOR SALE—8 piece walnut Chicago, Nov. 23.—(P)—Wheat, No. , jiles for Sale room Practic: » Call : a ged meevily 61; Nov 1 hard 106%; Drouth Sets Record — a nw ae Press) I yellow 89% lake buling: No. 2 white In Williams County Pe d2r9o | FOR SALE—Housebold Tarte, Ti seoee 10% 1.00; new, No, 2 mixed, mainly white, | Tr Lage 1929 Franklin Sedan . faupat ete Call ah 820 Aver BOF 96%; No. 3 yellow 88-88%; No. 2 . Williston, N. D., Nov. 23.—(P)—The 1933 Chrysler 8 Sedan lamps, ete. Call at ve. : NEW YORK BONDS white 99; oats, No, 2 white, 86%; no|u + 13% | protracted drouth of 1934 is expected 1931 Chrysler 6 Sedan . phone 1570-J. Nov. 23.—(P}—Bonds that 3 buckwheat, No. 2, 1.26; soy: beans, + "3%, | to sive Williams county a new all- 1933 Plymouth Sedan (PC).. FOR SALE—Slightly used Hot Point r] New York, ~ 23.—( rye; 5 5 + BOY. | United Corp. + 2% e . close: enue freight for the week ended No-|No, 2 yellow, 1.00, net track country | United Pi + 1234 | time low precipitation record. 1932 Plymouth Coach . Electric range, white enamel wim Great Northern 7s of 1936...... 88%|vember 17 were 584/524 cars, a de-| station; barley 75-1.22; timothy seed, | United Prue in Ross O. Miller, local weather ob- 1929 Hudson Sedan . black trim, new unite, Mt ats big re- ft 10,407--below the preceding 5 3 ek seed 15.25-; 7% |server, said Friday the weather bu- 1928 Chevrolet Coach . duction in price if taken soon, Ine Tob, Prod. 6%s of 2022. « 107% |crease of 10, 16.50-17.50 cwt.; clover Un. Gas, Imp. » 12% week and 18,183 below the correspond- | 21.00 cwt. US Ind. Alcohol . » 44%|reau has recorded 5.70 inches mats- 1934 Plymouth Deluxe coach.. 597.00] quire at Montgomery Ward store. INVESTMENT TRUSTS in 1933, but an increase of US Realty & Imp, 4 4|ture so far this year, and if a nor- Bo 808 and CQD signals |1933 Plymouth Deluxe coupe.. 477.00 | === (By The Associated Press) 11,902 above the corresponding week WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Us Rubber : ast RESSINIAL OF OF le 48 ks were issued when the Arapa- |1927 Chrysler Sedan ......... 97.00 Count w York) jin li Winnipeg, Nov. 23. — (?) — Cash|*- &. = * perlenced in ember, total y Quart tne, Sh veseenssen 122-134 wheat: No. 1 northern 78%; No. 2,U8 Steel Pi. : the year would be 628, Rowe naliee were. Aleahink 38 CORWIN-CHURCHILL WANTED © MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR northern 74%; No, 3 northern 72 uu. és Lt, “A . The all-time low recorded by the! ghoals, off Cape Hatteras. The Party to take all or part of ab Minneapolis, Nov. 23.—(#}—Flour| Oats: No. 2’ white 44%; No. 3 white Warner Pict 2 "gs | Weather ard eeabies ia cane 85 ee of pray gored unchanged. 39%. West Marylan * 9% [880 was in 1884 when ot = Shipments 24,644. restern Union + 33% | Precipitation was recorded. The/ Pennsyilvania’s first steel rails feed. q One Chicken or a Carload. Pure bran 25,00-26.00. Asiatic’ cholera is one of the most |Westingh, Air, + 21% |next lowest came in 1931 when 7.78 were laid down between Altoona | world’s lowest priced, fall-sized qual- If interested call or write Market Your Poultry Standard middlings 2650-2700. |dangerous diseases known. People| Westingh. El. : 34% |Inches moisture was measured. and Pittsburgh, Judge Picker. |\ty car in America.’ ‘The new 1936 With Us. have ‘been known to die within 60) Woolworti 2 lo lpia a a ler wae cravitiad pat semeree |Ghettes semua ossth, eripeen F. C. KIST Armour Creameries ‘ie fe ly ag ah abl gil tami a Cy Friend in the curing earch 12, 1503, for at Bismarck, only Mandan, N. Dak. ¢ N.D. ~ Bismarck, oe