The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1936, Page 7

FARMERS -- If You Have Something to Buy or Sell---Read These Columns Machinery for Sale FOR SALE—John Deere 16 in, sulky plow, $25; two wagons in good con- dition, $30 apiece; 12 ft. McCormick header in good condition, $125. Wm. Falconer, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Baine-Deere mower, $40; Bradley corn planter, $5; McCor- mick-Deering hay rake, $25; 16 in. sulky plow (Case), $20; wide tread bob sled, $25; Case single row culti- vator, $15; Weber wagon, $25; John Deere 8 ft. disc, $15; Hero fanning mill, $10; P. & Q. gang plow, $30. John L, Monroe, 517 Seventh St. Bismarck. FOR SALE—3 plow tractor press drill in good -condition, $60, Casper Irish, Bismarck. FOR SALE—McCormick-Deering 10 * ft. single disc; McCormick mower; McCormick 10 ft. hay rake; John Deere gang plow. Harry Clooten, Sterling. FOR SALE—Potato planter; 3 wagons | and other miscellaneous farm may; chinery. Wachter Transfer Co. Bismarck. i FOR SALE—Kentucky grain drill in good condition, $75; John Deere; 14 in, gang plow, new shares, $25; ! LH.C. single row corn cultivator; LHC. steel harrow; two farm wag- ons; hay rack; terms cash, oF time if arrangements can be made with Barnyard Loan office. H. L. McLean, Menoken. FOR SALE—Tractor; 4 bottom press drill and packer (Van Brunt), $60; bob sled and wagon box, $15; Mc- Cormick rake, $5; Moline two row cultivator, spring trip, $50; 12 in. John Deere gang plow, $10; steel wheel wagon and rack, $15; Mandt wagon and rack, $25; John Deere 2 hole corn sheller, new, $20. Sel- mer Oanes, McKenzie, FOR SALE—John Deere gang plow, $15; LaCrosse 16 in. 3 bottom trac- tor plow. Henry Krier, Bismarck. Telephone 1687. FOR SALE—Jayhawk hay stacker, used part of two seasons, $100. C. C, ’ Turner, Bismarck, Box 65. FOR SALE—Model K Case tractor, in good shape, $200; 1932 Case trac- tor, $200. Jake Buchholt, Route 1, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Complete line of farm machinery. G. R. Lipp, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Will trade for livestock of any kind, for any of this or all: Model B Minneapolis tractor, 17-30, new motor assembly, bought in 1928; new 10 ft. McCormick-Deer- ing double disc grain drill; 10 ft. tamden disc; 4 bottom Oliver plows with breaker bottoms and one packer. Ppice complete, $800. H. R. Wright, Sterling. ( FOR SALE—Van Brunt drill, four horse, $30; Moline drill, four horse, $40; 6 horse Galloway engine, $25. Chas. Johns, Wing. FOR SALE—New Hero fanning mill, size 32, 35 bu. P. H., 19 sieves, $35; all steel packer, John Deere, 10 ft., $40. Everything in good condition. Jacob Dietrich, Star Route 1, Bis- marck. FOR SALE—Case gang plow, 2 sets of lays, $25; P. N. O. gang plow, 1 ’ FOR SALE—John Deere 16 in. sulky Plow with breaker bottom, $35. Al- vin Manning, Regan. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _§ FOR SALE—Denver saddle, $25. Ray- mond Johnson, 405 Eleventh St. So., Bismarck. FOR §&. Dise cultivator, single Tow, $10. Joseph Slobojan, Wing. FOR SALE—2 row John Deere corn cultivator; 10 ft. Monitor drill; 4 horse harrow; cultivator for shel- terbelt grove or tall corn. C. O. Nelson, Route 3, Bismarck, FOR SALE—60 bu. hog feeder, $5; two and one half mile cedar posts and wire at &, posts including two wires, Selmer es, McKenaie. FOR SALE—Bromus grass seed, free from quack, germination 91%, 12c per pound. Frank Markow, Elgin. FOR SALE—John Deere 2-14 gang plow, $45; 10 ft. John Deere tractor binder, $100; 3 wagons; McCormick header, $60; Chalmers tractor parts and engine block in good condition; 2 hay racks; Red River Special grain separator, 28x46, in good condition; Van Brunt press drill, $45. A. H. Lundberg, Regan. FOR SALE—Two 14-in. John Deere breaker bottoms, $10; four 14-inch John Deere share, $4. Edw. Es- linger, Garrison. Route 1. FOR SALE—Feed grinder for Ford car, 8 in burr, direct drive, $25. W. H. Brownawell, Moffit. For infor- mation consult H. J. Brownawell, Sterling. FOR SALE—Monitor stationary en- gine, 5 H. P., $15. A-1 condition. E. A. Schauer, McKenzie. FOR SALE—12 in. gang plow, in good condition, $15; 16 in. sulky plow, stubble and breaker, $10. Peter Davidson, McKenzie. FOR SALE—Potato planter, $10. M. Buckmeyer, 311 South Eighth 8t., Bismarck. FOR SALE—7-room house with bath and full basement, 310 Thayer, Bis- marck, Mrs. Laura Sanders, Farm Outlook Improving WANTED—Nine or'l0 ft, disc, State your price. Meryl Ennen, Menoken. WANTED—Double disc drill for either horses or tractor. Jake Buch- holz, Route 1, Bismarck, Harnesses and Collars for Sale FOR SALE—Two sets of harness, $25 both. M. Buckmeyer, $11 So. 8th St., Bismarck. FOR SALE—Two sets of harness, WANTED—Tandem 10 ft. disc for .__ tractor. Weise Brothers, Baldwin. ‘WANTED—Good Jersey or Guernsey cow. Chas. Morton, Driscoll. Concord breeching, $10 apiece. W. H. Brownawell, Moffit. For infor- mation consult H. J. Brownawell, FOR SALE—Purebred Hereford bull, five years old, $125, or will trade for milk stock. H. L. McLean, Men- oken. Oats for Sale FOR SALE—Seed and feed oats. Meryl Ennen, Menoken, ‘FOR SALE—White faced Hereford bull, four years old this spring; have papers for him. Will trade for another just as good. Lester Clark, Bismarck. WANTED—J. I. Case pick-up; 16 or 20 ft. size wind rower. Lawrence Madland, Humboldt, Minnesota. Please write. FOR SALE—Incubator, Bell City, 400 egg capacity, good as new, $18 Jacob Dietrich, Star Route 1, Bis- marek. FOR SALE—Drouth resistant Hay Creek township upland grown Grimm alfalfa seed, 1935 crop; Purebred 8. C. White Leghorn hatching eggs, winter layers, four year old hens, pullet ‘matings, $5 per 100; Purebred White Wyandotte hatching eggs, using cockerels from Mrs. Josephson’s flock at Wash- burn, winter egg laying pullets, $5 per, 100 eggs. Mrs. Casper Irish, Bismarck. WANTED—Set of four breaker bot- toms to fit LaCrosse 4 bottom trac- tor plow; good clean seed flax. M. J. Olson, Jr., Driscoll. WANTED — Pearl guinea rooster. John Driscoll, Arena, j WANTED—10 ft. double disc for trac- tor. Anton Knoll, Route 1, Bis- marck, WANTED—Work on farm in Baldwin vicinity, $15 for March and going wages after. Harold Kraft, Arena. WANTED—30 bu. Gopher oats; 100 Ibs. alfalfa seed. Chas. Johns, Wing. FOR SALE—50 bu. Early Ohio pota- toes, 85c; Economy King cream separator, No. 14, $7.50. Elmer Lund- Quist, 11 miles north of Menoken. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph, 42 records, in good running order, $3; Bufton’s Universal Encyclopedias, set, of five, in good condition, $2. Iva Duncan, Arena. SALE—Aultman Taylor 30-60 gas tractor, selling cheap or repairs; would like to trade Case 36 in. threshing machine for any make, 28 in. Chas. Kvasnicka, Regan. FOR SALE—Wanted to trade, John Deere 4 section steel harrow for 5 section wooden harrow. Jos. Slobo- jan, 3 mi. west and 1% miles south of Wing. FOR SALE—15-30 International trac- tor, good condition, $75; 3 section steel harrow, $10; 16 in, Bradley sulky plow, $15; Grand detour in- dependent plow, $75;- windmill wheel and head, $15; Fordson trac- tor and plow, $150, Will take horses or cattle in trade for part. A. C. Lundberg, Route 2, Wilton. FOR SALE—Corn binder. R. A. Berg, Baldwin. FOR SALE—One John Deere station- ary 4-horsepower gas engine; one 2-horsepower Ward’s gas engine; J. I. Case 28-inch threshing ma- chine; one Emerson 10-foot drill; all in good condition. Knud John- son, 10 miles north, % mile east of Sterling. FOR SALE—Moline gang plow. Dan Wahiman, Sterling. ‘WILL TRADE—A disc corn cultivator for a pivot axel one-row shovel cul- tivator. Ralph Bigelow, Yucca, N. D. . For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Bronze turkey eggs and poults in season. A. Van Oosting, Hensler. ‘WANTED—1500-1600 Ib. horse, broken to work, bay mare preferred. Ar- thuf R. Meyer, Baldwin. WANTED—Young Bourbon red gob- bler. Will trade another young Bourbon red gobbler for it. Mrs. John Anderson, Regan. ‘WANTED—Team of horses, not over 12 years old, or one horse not over ‘1 years old. Will trade McCormick header and boxes for them, Merrill Lindsay, Regan, FOR SALE—Ash fence posts at at 4c for small, and 6c for large, all good posts. Ludvig Hanson, Baldwin. OR SALE—Black walnut bed and spring; 2 oil stoves, one for heater and one for caok stove, good eondi- tion. Fred Bergquist, Regan. FOR SALE—Food scale, used by dia- betics, weighs by grams, $5; folding davenport, mattress included, $15; roll top writing desk, in good econ- dition, $5. Ira J. Falkenstein, Bald- win. FOR SALE—350 gal. gas tank, 3 com- partments, in good condition, $50. Mathilda Koessel, Driscoll, FOR SALE—Three-burner kitchen gas cook stove, been used very lit- tle, $15; 1917 Home Comfort range, $20, Marvin G. Magnus, Sterling. FOR SALE—Gas engine Maytag washing machine, aluminum tub, $35; Estate Heatrola heating stove, large size, $35; cupboard, $1; Sing- er sewing machine, $20; New Per- fection kerosene stove, three burn- ers, $3; kitchen chairs, 50c each; feather bed, $2; pool table, $15; sanitary couch, $2. W. H. Browna- well, Moffit. For information con- sult H. J. Brownawell, Sterling. FOR SALE—Four milking goats, $8 saiaas Andrew Schauer, McKen- FOR SALE—Piano, manufacturers, Galenbery and Vaupel, $50, or will trade for livestock. Geo. J. Day, Moffit. FOR SALE—2 steel grain bins, capa- city, 1,000 bu. each. A. H. Lund- set of lays, $20; eight foot’ McCor- mick binder with canvas. Weise Brothers, Baldwin. FOR Turning lathe, $10; 6- volt battery, radio, $8. Will trade for livestock. A.C. Lundberg, Route 2, Wilton. ——_—_— BLUE RIBBON CHICKS If you order TODAY, or before APRIL 1 we will include with each 100 chieks, ~~ |FOR SALE—Pressure tank, 90°x12", 220 gallons; pressure pump to go with it, for farm use; 30 gal. hot water tank and plumbing fixtures for same; baby buggy, nearly new, baby bed; battery Atwater Kent radio, nearly new; C Melody saxo- phone; will sell or trade for cattle or horses. F. E. Gustafson, 718 Tenth St., Bismarck. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three-year- old black face buck. R. B. Fields, Star Route 1, Bismarck. WANTED—25 bu. Wild proof flax, Jacob Hertz, Goodrich, WANTED—50 bu. spring rye. Wm. Josephson, Wing. WANTED—Right hand fender for McCormick-Deering tractor, 22-36; 10 ft. drill for tractor. Chas. Kvasnicka, Regan. WANTED—1800 1b. Hereford bull, registered, 7 years old. A. J, Ol- son, Sterling. WANTED—35 bu. spelts. Edward Swanson, Braddock. Sterling. FOR SALE—Two sets of harness, H. E. Nagel, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Three sets work har- ness. A. H. Lundberg, Regan. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Hereford bull, 5 years old. Will trade for a Hereford bull three years old. Ed- ward Swanson, Braddock. FOR SALE—1200 bu. Gopher seed oats, cleaned, germination 98%, 45c; 150 bu. Extra Victory seed oats, cleaned, 99% germination. Jacob Dietrich, Star Route 1, Bismarck, FOR SALE—800 bu. Gopher seed oats, 85c._M. D, Agnew, Menoken, FOR SALE—350 bu. oats, Mathilda Koessel, Driscoll. FOR SALE—Two sets of breeching harness, $15 per set. Henry Krier, Bismarck. Phone 1687. FOR SALE—Three sets of harness. Harry Clooten, Sterling. FOR SALE—Set of harness, $15. John L, Monroe, 517 Seventh 8t., Bismarck, FOR SALE—Three sets of work har- ness, $25-$35 per set; 10 good col- lars for % price, different sizes. Wm. Falconer, Bismarck. FOR SALE—One purebred Guernsey bull, two years old. Two Holstein milch cows. Have been fresh a short time. Ralph Bigelow, Yucca, N. D. FOR SALE—600 bu. Big Sixty Day oats, 45c, Alfred Borkharl, Bis- marck, FOR SALE—200 bu, Gopher oats, 60c. Peter Davidson, McKenzie. FOR SALE—A number of milk cows, mixed cattle. Mrs. Barker, Bis- marck, Hay for Sale FOR SALE—Upland hay; eight stacks of barley, oats and wheat straw. C. O. Nelson, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Two sets of harness, Terms cash, or time if arrange- ments can be made with Barnyard Loan office. H. L, McLean, Men- oken. FOR SALE—Harnesses. Wachter Transfer Co., Bismarck. Cars, Trucks, Trailers for Sale FOR SALE—Four-wheel trailer, made from old Ford car. Elmer Perry, Arena. FOR SALE—Model T, 4-wheel trailer, all good tires, not including box, $20. Jake Buchholz, Route 1, Bis- marck. FOR SALE—G. M, C. 1928 truck with good grain box, all in good condi- tion; will sell reasonable. Mathilda Koessel, Driscoll. FOR SALE—1928 Chevrolet sedan. Marvin G. Magnus, Sterling. FOR SALE— 25 ton upland prairie hay. C. L, Hauser, Route 2, Bis- marck. FOR SALE—50 tons prairie hay, $5 in stack. Will deliver in Bismarck for $7 or any place at a quoted price. D. W. McLean, 5 miles So. of Men- oken. FOR SALE—5 tons upland hay, $15 per ton. Julius Meyer, Baldwin. FOR SALE—12 tons prairie hay; 30 tons alfalfa, Brown Brothers, Bald- win. FOR SALE—200 bu. Big Four oats, 60c. Julius Meyer, Baldwin, FOR SALE—300 bu. Gopher seed oats, 50c. Walter Sellens, Bismarck. FOR SALE—500 bu. Century seed oats, from Century Certified seed, 60c._C. C. Turner, Box 65, Bismarck. FOR SALE—1000 bu. Big Four seed oats, 35c. Paul Schonert, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Mid-season seed “oats, 35c. Henry Krier, Bismarck. Tel- ephone 1687. FOR SALE—Oats. Sterling. FOR SALE—200 bu. early oats. Ralph Falkenstein, Baldwin. FOR SALE—200 bu. seed oats. Law- rence Doppler, Menoken. FOR SALE—Good oats. Dan Wahl- man, Sterling. Harry Clooten, FOR SALE—6 tons sugar cane, $3 ber ton; oat hay in bundle, 30 tons, $5.50 per ton; oat straw, green, 25 tons, $2 per load. Henry Krier, Bismarck. Telephone 1687. FOR SALE—50 tons oat, millet, alfal- fa, sweet clover and wild hay, $8 to $12, C. C. Turner, Box 65, Bis- marck. FOR SALE—Used Overland sedan. C. ©. Nelson, Route 2, Bismarck, FOR SALE—10 tons prairie hay. E. A. Schauer, McKenzie. Barley for Sale FOR SALE—400 bu. barley, 50c. A. E. Cline, Moffit. FOR SALE—400° bu. seed barley, extra heavy, six row. Lawrence Doppler, Menoken. FOR SALE—400 bu. Trebi Ralph Falkenstein, Baldwin. FOR SALE—300 bu. barley. William Michelson, Regan. barley. FOR SALE—Buick 6-cylinder motor, $30. A. C. Lundberg, Route 2, Wil- ton. Will take a horse or cattle in trade for part. FOR SALE—50 tons bottom land hay, $6 per ton. Mrs, Gussie Griffin, 10 miles north on river road, Bis- marck, WANTED—Man with tractor to plow 100 acres stubble. State price. Henry Pavey, Wing. WANTED — Aberdeen Angus bull, must be registered and not over 4 years old. Geo. J. Day, Route 1, Moffit. WANTED—50 bu. Amber durum wheat; 75 bu. Cerea wheat, Matt Andehl, Bismarck, : WANTED—Hay baler for tractor power; hay stacker, late model, in young man for Walter Sellens, WANTED—One tractor with plows. Either two or three bottoms. Must be reasonably priced for cash. Ralph Bigelow, Yucca, N. D. Speltz for Sale FOR SALE—500 bu. seed spelts, 70c. M. D. Agner, Menoken. FOR SALE—Buck Merino sheep, 2 years old this. spring, $10, or load of good hay. R..L. Melville, Phone 479, Bismarck. FOR SALE—400 bu. speltz. Fred Smith, Wing. FOR SALE—300 bu. spelta. Hi Breen, Bismarck. FOR SALE—40 bu. Early Ohio pota- toes, bin run, 60c. Alvin Manning, Regan. FOR SALE—100 bu. spring seed rye. C. Franklund, Wilton. FOR SALE (or trade for livestock) — Semi-trailer, with stock rack, 8x18. Trailer has 10-ply tires. H. Wright, Sterling. FOR SALE—One four-burner Sears, Roebuck oil stove with high back ‘and shelf. Ralph Bigelow, Yucca, N. D. FOR SALE—Milk goat, Taganburg, fresh Feb. 24, $10. EB. A. Schauer, McKenzie. FOR SALE—No. 3 Corona Portable, not standard keyboard. Anna M. Estell, Menoken. FOR SALE—Kitchen Cook gas range, $7. C. W. Magnuson, Regan, FREE... 25 LBS, PURINA STARTENA This order may specify shipment at your convenience. Depend upon us to furnish TESTED, AAA quality chicks only BLOOD- from the finest flocks in the country’s best poultry sections. We positively do not hatch any local eggs. Sa YOU get 100% NEW BLOOD in BLUE RIBBON CHICKS! SAVE 10c remittance. You cover cost of money order and postage. Cut out and mail this ad with yur SAVE may deduct 10c to 10c BLUE RIBBON HATCHERY MANDAN, N. D. TODAY ... write fer complete details. FOR SALE—Cloe and Warren organ. Mrs, Barker, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Oil drum burning brood- er stove, used one season, $15.00, Fred Habeck, McKenzie. Wanted WANTED—Oil brooder stove, also poultry wire..A. Van Oosting, Hens- ler. WANTED—One good working horse, not more than ten years old. Lud- vig Hanson, Baldwin. ‘WANTED—Cupboard or kitchen cab- inet; studio couch, Ira J. Falken- stein, Baldwin. ‘WANTED—Two 500 brooder stoves. Marvin G. Magnus, Sterling. WANTED—General purpose plow, size 16 in.; John Deere one row cultivator. Jacob Dietrich, Star Route 1, Bismarck. ‘WANTED—Second hand Van Brunt drill wheel, hub No. A265M; re- pairs for old style P. & Q. chain lift three bottom plow. Marvin E. Alm, Regan. : $ FOR SALE—Speltz, 50c per bu. Arvid Engstrom, Wilton. , FOR SALE—Good speltz. Dan Wahl- man, Sterling. Poultry for Sale R.|FOR SALE—Two White Wyandotte cockerels; Rhode Island Red cock- erel. Willard Dimond, Baldwin. FOR SALE-—-10 turkey hens, Bronze, $1.50 apiece. Mrs. M. E. Punsten, Menoken. FOR SALE—Five young turkey -hens, oe apiece. Mrs. Erick Slovarp, Mc- FOR SALE—Model T Ford pick-up, $65, or trade for livestock in part. A. C. Lundberg, Route 2, Wilton. FOR SALE—40 tons hay, baled, $10 per ton. Henry Krier, Bismarck. Telephone 1687. For Rent FOR RENT—House with five acres garden spot; can also rent 160 acre pasture and 50 acres for corn ad- joining. Three miles from Bis- marck, Henry Krier, Telephone 1687, Bismarck. FOR SALE—50 tons of hay, $5 per ton. ‘Will trade for livestock of any kind. H.R. Wright, Sterling. FOR SALE—Bottom land hay for sale or trade. John Crawford, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE-—Barley. Harry Clooten, Sterling. FOR SALE—800 bu. Charlottetown barley ‘seed, 99% germination, cleaned, 60c. Jacob R. Dietrich, Star Route 1, Bismarck. FOR SALE—200 bu. seed barley, 50c. Walter Sellens, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Six Row barley, 48 lbs., 500 bu. 45¢ per bushel. Jacob Hertz, Goodrich. 0c delivered in 100 bu. lots within 60 miles of his place. Corn for Sale FOR RENT—Farm with good hay slough. Fred Bergquist, Regan. FOR RENT—570-acre farm, SE%-34- 137-78, 8148 %, 35-137-78, lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, and SE4NE%, 4-136-78, Mrs. Laura Sanders, 310 Thayer, Bis- marck. FOR RENT—Will pasture livestock, good grazing and water, 4 miles east of Bismarck on No. 10 highway. Joe! Schmidt, Route 2, Bismarck. Flax for Sale FOR SALE—Bison flax. ©. 0. Nel- son, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE—21 bu. golden flax seed, cleaned, germination 96%, .$4; 175 bu. Bison flax seed, cleaned, ger- mination 100%, $2.25. Jacob Diet- rich, Star Route 1, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Bison flax seed, $2. Geo. Moff! FOR SALE—Some Bison fii Davidson, McKenzie, FOR SALE—400 bu. Bison seed flax, raised on breaking, $2.50. M. D. Agnew, Menoken. FOR SALE—160 bu. Bison flax, $1.75. Alfred Borkharl, Bismarck. Peter Cattle for Sale FOR SALE—200 bushels Falconer seed corn, per bu. $1.00. W, F. Cameron, Menoken, N. D. FOR SALE—200 bu. Trebi barley, 50c. Matt Andahl, Bismarck. FOR SALE—260 bu. barley, 50c, Peter Davidson, McKenzie. FOR SALE—50 bu. Falconer seed corn, $1, Edw. Flanagan, Route 1, Bismarck. FOR SALE—15 bu. Dakota White Flint, 98% germination, $2.75. Edw. Eslinger, Route 1, Garrison. FOR SALE—Falconer and Pioneer Dent seed corn, 90% germination. John Crawford, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE—400 bu. feed barley, 50c. Mrs. Gussie Griffin, 10 miles north of Bismarck, on river road. ® FOR SALE—Clean malting type bar- ley seed. Meryl Ennen, Menoken. FOR SALE—Trebi-barley. ©. O. Nel- son, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Cleaned barley, 50c per bushel. Arvid Engstrom, Wilton. FOR SALE—1000 bu. Falconer seed corn, cleaned, 96% germination, $1.65; 400 bu. Gehu Flint seed corn, cleaned, 91% germination, $1.60; 22 bu. N. W. Dent seed corn, cleaned, 95% germination, $2; 20 bu. Min- nesota 13 H. 8. seed corn, cleaned, 96% germination, $2.10; 1400 Ibs. Golden Bantam sweet corn seed, cleaned, 96% germination, 6c per 1b, Jacob Dietrich, Star Route 4 Bismarck. FOR SALE—White Dent seed corn, germination 92%; Falconer and Gehu mixed seed corn, germination 94%, Meryl Ennen, Menoken. FOR SALE—Minnesota 13, Burleigh county mixture Gehu, 200 bu., $2.25. Bernard Davenport, Star Route, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Bronze turkey tom, $8. M.D. Agnew, Menoken. FOR SALE—Two turkey gobblers, Bronze breed. Joe Kassign, Wilton. FOR SALE—Two Bronze turkey toms, $6 apiece. Andrew Schauer, Mc- Kenzie. FOR SALE—One-year-old _ Bronze turkey tom, $10. Brown Brothers, Baldwin. FOR SALE—Pure Bronze turkey tom. John Driscoll, Arena, FOR SALE—Bronze toms from show winners. A. Van Oosting, Hensler. FOR SALE—Leghorn chickens, two dozen, $1 each. M. Buckmeyer, 311 So. Eighth St., Bismarck. FOR SALE—16%-pound young Bronze tom, $. Mrs, John Ander- son, Regan, FOR SALE—Bronze tom, 1-year-old, $7.50. Marvin G. Magnus, Sterling. FOR SALE—White turkey gobbler, 25 pounds. Rudolph Harju, Wing. WANTED—Brome grass; used trac- tor; feed grinder; tractor disc har- row. C. O, Nelson, Route 2, Bis- Harness Specials COPPER RIVETS........Per 4 Ib. box 19¢ -Per box 10c HARNESS OIL Per Gallon HAME STRAPS 15¢ We carry a complete line of 59c | FOR SALE—Purebred White Wyan- dotte cockerels. $1.00 each, H. R. Wright, Sterling. FARMERS! We Do HIGH-GRADE MACHINE WORK Wholesale Automotive Parts Cylinder Regrinding - and Reboring Rebabbiting of all kinds of bearings for - TRACTORS, CARS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE—Aberdeen Angus Black Lad of Fairdale, No, 468808, age 3 years, $150; Aberdeen Angus Erick of Fairdale, No. 468808, age 3 years, $125; Aberdeen Angus, sire of both bulls; Quinton of Page No. 407903, Geo. J. Day, Route 1, Moffit. FOR SALE—Three Shorthorn beef type registered bulls, age eight months to three years; one grade bull, age eight months. Brown Brothers, Baldwin. FOR SALE—100 bu. Pioneer White Dent seed corn, $1. R. B. Fields, Star Route 1, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Golden Sunshine sweet corn, Will sell by pound or bushel. Geo. J. Day, Moffit. FOR SALE—15 bu. Falconer, hand selection, not field run, germination 94%, $1.75. C. W. Magnuson, Re- gan. Seed Wheat for Sale FOR SALE—300 bushel Ceres seed wheat. Test 50. Germination 95. Price 90c per bu. W. F. Cameron, Menoken. FOR SALE—300 bu. Marquis wheat, 42 pounds. Lawrence Doppler, Menoken. FOR SALE—Wheat. Sterling. FOR SALE—200 bu. Ceres wheat, cleaned, Harold Breen, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Marquis wheat, 1200 bu., old wheat, $1.25 per bu. No. 1; 400 bu. hard spring wheat, 1935 crop, rust proof, $1.25 per bu. Julius Meyer, Baldwin. FOR SALE—Ceres wheat. C. O. Nel- son, Route 2, Bismarck. FOR SALE—600 bu. 50-pound Ceres seed wheat, 90c. H. E. Nagel, Bis- | marck. FOR SALE—500 bu. Amber Durum wheat, 58 pounds. Chas. Johns, Wing. FOR SALE — 48-50-pound Marquis | wheat, 800 bu., 75c. M. D. Agnew, Menoken. FOR SALE—Red Durum wheat. Dan} Harry Clooten, Hogs for Sale Wahlman, Sterling. FOR SALE—Hereford grade bull calf, eight months old, $40. M. D. Ag- new, Menoken. FOR SALE—Ten head Shorthorn cows, some to freshen soon; Short- horn herd bull; bull calf, nine! months old. D. J. Warren. Phone! 14F3, Bismarck. z FOR SALE—Six registered Hereford bulls, age six months to two years, $50 and up; six Ayrshire-Durum | and Hereford milk cows, $60 to $75; 30 registered cows, heifers and calves, Hereford, $30 to $100. C. C, Turner, Box 65, Bismarck, FOR SALE—Two Hereford bulls, good grades, one year, and other 10 months, reasonable price, A. J. Ol- son, Sterling. FOR SALE—Pure blood but not reg- istered Hereford bull, age two years, $80. Walter Sellens, Bismarck, FOR SALE—20 months Hereford bull, $40. Henry Pavey, Wing. FOR SALE—Two registered Aber- deen-Angus bulls, aged 13 months and 2% years, price, $75 and $100. Isabella A. Kinney, Route 2, Brad- dock. \FOR SALE—Three Durham heifers, Shorthorn breeding, to freshen soon; one Guernsey heifer coming fresh soon, #5. A. H. Lundberg, Regan. FOR SALE—Several registered Brown Swiss bulls. Wachter Transfer Co., Bismarck. FOR BA bull, will sell FOR SALE—Five male pigs, 175 lbs. each, 10c a pound, or dressed at 13c lb.; seven red pigs, 10 weeks, one female in lot, $3.50 each. Chas. Kvasnicka, Regan. FOR SALE—200 lb. Duroc Jersey boar, $20. Matt Andahl, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Brood sow, farrow about May 1, 300 lb. $40. Jacob Koch, two miles N. W. of Menoken. FOR SALE—One-year-old Hamp- shire boar, $20. Walter Sellens, Bis- marck. FOR SALE—Stock hog (male). Mrs. Barker, Bismarck. WANTED WHOLE RABBITS (providing not spoiled) Until April 15th ORGANIZE DRIVES MAKE MONEY ° If weather turns warm, skin Jacks and bring or ship us the skins, Also bring or ship in your hides, sheep pelts, wool and metals. Remember—we will buy rabbit SKINS all during April. “Northern” Hide & Fur Co. .LE—Shorthorn or trade, weight 1850 lbs., years old, gentle. Alvin Manning, Re- gan. Cor, 9th & Front Sts., Brick Bldg. Bismarck, N. D. ADDITIONAL FARM EXCHANGE ITEMS ON PAGE 15. Highest Prices Paid for LIVE POULTRY —For Sale— APPLES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES BABY CHICKS Western NUMEROUS OFFERS TO SELL, EXCHANGE OR BUY PUBLISHED Publication Is Service to Farm- ers by County Fathers, Agent, Tribune MANY ITEMS ARE LISTED Land, Equipment, Livestock, Grain and Other Produce Are Eligible Burleigh county farmers are looging up. This is definitely proved by the long list of items which they want to buy, sell or exchange printed on this page in the annual service offered to Burleigh county farmers by the Bis- marck Tribune in cooperation with the county commissioners and the county agent. The aim of this page is to give farmers a medium whereby they can, without cost to themselves, get in touch with other farmers with whom they can do business'on a mutually Profitable basis, The ads were obtained by the county agent, who sent out a circue lar advising farmers of the service ai of their right to take advantage of it. Under the rules laid down for this service, each notice is terse but come plete, giving addresses and prices where it is necessary or possible to do so, Anything which the farmer wants to advertise is eligible, including land, machinery and equipment, livestock and feed and seed grains. In recent years the service hag Proved a valuable one, particularly that feature which permits of exe change advertisements. Many farme ers have made mutually advantage- ous trades as a result of such public cation in past years. In publishing these advertisements the county agent has made every ef- fort to see that they are listed accur= ately but will not be held responsible for any listing. Neither does he guars antee any goods to be as represented, since he has no personal knowledge of any offers to buy, sell or trade and is merely cooperating in the effort. Of particular importance this year is that section of the list pertaining to seed grains. Putnam expressed the opinion that careful scanning of this list might help farmers to solve problems of this nature more easily than would be possible without it. —_—SEEEEE Farmers—Harness and Cream Separator Oil Per Gallon, (plus tax) Sinclair Refining Co. This old time Cream- ery does everything pos- sible to make your cream returns Bigger. All Mid- dlemen are eliminated, manufacturing and over- head costs are lowest, and—no waits, fastest possible handling. You will be more than pleased with our check and the friendly service you re- ceive here, Ship direct or deliver to our door. MANDAN CREAMERY Produce Co. Mandan, N. D. PRODUCE CO. Mandan, N. D. Armour ® Creameries e @ Hatchery Invites you when in Bismarck to come in and talk over your problems, Bring along that can of cream or that coop for John Deere Farm Machinery CALL AT Bismarck Implement Company 201 Main Avenue Phone 965 Harness Repairs Prompt service on all harness necessities. Let ué take care of your harness needs. | Welch Hardware of poultry. MODERN Machine Works Bismarck, N. D. 9a) Front Phone 83 UJ 3806 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. D. Telephone 141 ner Armour Creameries Bismarek, N. Dak. French