The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1936, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1986 i Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Tues., Aug. 11 STOCK PRICES GAIN New York Stocks||CORN PRICES ASCEND Grai ; ew rain Quotations aitied Chem. - No. 1 dark northern’ 58 Ibe. .... 1.22 0. ern, Kistaies ~ AIRADING ABOUT EVEN Amma TAKERS GROW ACTIVE! ss : sx soto: 9 Grvatal No. 3 dark northern, 58 Ibs. . 1.18 Am. Hide & 6 No. 3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. .... 1.16 Am, Internat. 1% No. 4 dark northern, 54 Ibs..... 1.15 Am. Loco. 30 . ‘i 244 Dividend Actions Bear Out Ex-j4m' meta 33. |Overnight Rise of 21% Cents Sb : ct peste) a toy 4 i” . . Pow. % fo. 5 dark northern, ce : ; uy pected Effect of Tax on ion Rad. * i ue Bushel Is Recorded; No. 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs. .... 1.10 Roll, Mill 27% Undistributed Income Rin Bonwit wa Wheat Values Slump Mc ee : od Am. Stl, 20 49 Ibs, 1.05; 48 Ibs., 1.02; 47 Ibs. 99; ae ae ini bs. 98; 44 Ibs., 90; 43 Ibs., New York, Aug. 11—()—The stock |r" Top, 3 102% |, Chicago, Aug. 11.—(#)—Late rallies ; 81; 40 lbs., 78; market blew alternately hot and cold |‘am: 25% |i9 corn prices Tuesday carried the ., 12; 37 Ibs., 69. 4 ? throughout the session Tuesday and| am, 634, | market up to an overnight rise of 2% |No. 1 hard amber durum 1.26 dinished with the gain and loss score 30% cents @ bushel and surpassing early | No. 1 mixed durum 121 about even. The list closed irrigular. 5% | top figures, No. 1 red durum . 87 Transactions approximated 1,150,000 . iene renewed upturn of corn led|No. 1 flax . 1.84 shares. lowever to @ fresh outburst of profit-|No, 2 flax . 1.80 In demand at moderate advances 27% |taking sales. At the last, corn values|No. 1 rye 59 ‘were crucible steel, American Tele- | Aviat 5%|were in some cases off more than 1% Barley “ phone, North American, Standard Oil| Baldwin Loco. 3 jcents from the top. Oats .. of California, American Can, Pennsyl- | Balt. é& Ohio 22%) Corn closed nervous, % to 1 cent|Hard winter wheat wania, Union Pacific, Pullman, Bald- : 17 |above Monday's finish, Sept. 1.03%- win Locomotive Preferred, Congoleum, oon oo pataed 2 1.04, Dec, 93% -%, wheat 2%4-2% down, CHICAGO RANGE Alla sCralmeta atid EiSseeuen OOO | ain AIL 29 |StPl 1.083 -%, Des. 1.00%42%, onts un- | cricago, Aug, 1k Um an i. cf chat % er and provisions! Wheat— Open High Low Close : Under pressure in the final hour Borg Warner 8 unchanged to a rise of 12 cents. (it 1.10% 1.08% 1.08% G after earlier phases of steadiness were | 51 Mfg. 34% 09% 1.10% 1.08 1.08% s “ — U. 8, Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Youngs- | EOE 2S. 10% | MILL CITY WHEAT 1.00% 1.10 1.07% 1.07% town Sheet & Tube, Chrysler, Mont- FUTURES CLOSE LOWER q 5 1 ey Burr. Ad. Mch. ee Sinneapolian kde Tle ee Rtend 1.04" 1.05% 1.03 1.08% gomery Ward, Douglas Con-| putte Cop. & Z 4% | liquidation through Tuesday's session 22% 94% 33% solidated Edison, Du Pont, Santa Fe, re 13% | brought lower final prices for wheat + 90 New York Central, Southern Pacific, | Case (J. 1.) 16% futures with stoploss selling of Liv- Delaware & Hudson and General il. 4% | erpool futures responsible in a large Blectric. 25% | way for the weakness of tone. Sep- f American Water Works & Electric | Cerro de B24 | cember Tuer May shen oe Oe] softened a bit. Ghee. & 9% | Coarse grains were stubborn and ¢ Favorable dividend actions by a/ onl & Ni.) 7% | Kenerally independent of wheat ac- 1 number of companies tended to bear|C. M. St. P. 1%! “Fiax futures were firm early but | May i bed Dehotcars in Metin mao? brine ap = not .. a nage BY jeter ane ane tee a uptrend of corporate earnings and the|C. R. I. . ce pe sedtember oats , tex levy on undistributed income | Chryser UUs | ca, May Wettowers Sepeembes ees é would loosen company purse strings. | Goium, G. & El. 22 | 1%sc lower, December 1%¢c; December | Se] A run-up of 3 points or so by Briggs | Colum: Piet. Vte 37% | malting barley tc high; eptember ‘Mfg., bore witness to the expansion of |Gom. Solv. TEM) “Rash witha’ eeecigte Mare. quills the unit's earnings which were better |Com. & Sou an heavy, Premiums were sharply low- , a Rbenonbarsdhlarr) roidheaneead Con, Oil 12% | ‘as weaker. and demand slack "old |S se f Cont. Can x crop durum was firm. New stuff was Nine ae veaker, - Li ‘ock Sont. on Del. 31%| Corn was in good demand, Oats! Minneapolis, Aug. 11.—(P)— 4 ives Corn’ Prod 66% | Was in fair demand and steady. Rye ‘Wheat Open High Low Close Cream "Wheat 3 as Teco tematyd ped, BTIy lee. sano. TAB 128 100% 120% lemand. va ¥ uae SOUTH ST. PAUL ee $37 e00a demand and firm. ad Me Ae on ataa ee J South St. Paul, Aug. 11—()—| Curtiss Wr Ble e Bariey— : i (USDA)—Cattle 2,500; fairly active; Boas & TT | Prod M: ki Dec. mii 122 1220 «1.22 slaughter steers strong to 15 higher: | Dia, Match 34K juce Markets | ~choice medium-weights up to 8.65; | Dome _ —— ry ae sly ree ‘ most other grainfeds bid 7.00-8.25; ee 164% CHICAGO i ; Q i she stock fully steady; grassy butcher) restman 183 Chicago, Aug. 11.—()—Butter was 16% 14% 4% heifers 4.25-5.25; medium to good 38% WELPGIeNGy, PRUIEy eer eke 16 (14% 74% grainfeds 6.25-7.78; common to good] FI. Bos 14h | Geter, 10.810, unsettioa creatine. 1 beef cows 4.00-75; low cutter and cut-| Bl 38% | specials "93" score) 33% extras Spree ficageo ter cows 3.00-75; bulls fully steady; bt Erte Med xtra Crsts, i) 34%- ag = ae i CORREA ps eat a ioe eee ae 47% | (0 centralized cariois) 14%. Been c E ‘ , number stockers offered, mostly com- 39 | 11.462. steady. prices unchanged. | | Sep. + 2.09% 2.10% 2.09 2.09 fi mon to medium steers saleable around 63 i Poultry, live, 41 1{tucks, | steady; | Dec. - 200° 2.00% 2.08 2.08% | 3.50-5.00, Calves 2,200; uneven, some Sih | Ihe. ate; Leghgen hens tie Pivots : bids slower; good to choice vealers He Rock springs 19%, White Rock 19: DULUTH RANGE 6.50-7.50; selections 8.00; grass killer Hs, | colored 1 Plymouth and) White | Duluth, Minn. Ave LR cae i calves 3.00-5.00 or more. G 234 | mouth, White Fock and colored breil 155" 13s 138" Irae Hogs, 7,500; fairly active; steady to 2% | er 16; Leghorn 15; bareback chickens 1.37 10 lower than Monday; top 10.75; bet- 60 | 14; turkeys 13-16: heavy old ducks 14, | Det 131% ter 170-230 lbs. 10.50-75; 230-360 lbs.,| Gt. Nor. 18'| heavy young 16%. small white 14, 4 4 is + Young geese 15, 0 } 10.00-60; 260-300 Ibs., 950-1010; big Beat ee ree ae cmneresses Tb vole a weights down to 9.00 and slightly un- |G 26° pas 7 der; 140-170 Ibs., 9.25-10.75; sows 8.40- 50%! NEW \0R Pater . 4 9:15; bulk feeder pigs late Monday 16% |, New York, Aug. 11.—()—Live poul- 213° 212°" 212 ad 4.00-7.00; few sales tp to 7.00 today; Bie aecaka ites Griokad mritaa ent Roeictee cust aie { average cost Monday 9.38; weight 264 3% Rocks 7 Leghorn 17: fowls: Col- RES STS RRO } Tbs. acre 182 seat 3 Other freight prices un- Helens mobi hes Sheep, 9,000; at 000 natives on ¢ - iS 5 i Min pails, 11. \ offer; 30 cars due to arrive late; early Tieeceiionn “Harvester ie au chuesss a sda rane Sees Ss yA: compared to 19 } sales fat lambs 25 lower at 9.25; some/ Int. Nick. Can 52% | whole milk flats, ‘fresh fancy 22. inneapolis cash wheat and coarse ! common throwouts » largely . 6.00;/Int. Tel. & Tel. 12% | Eggs, 23.300, weak. Mixed colors: | grain cloaing Quotations today follow: slaughter ewes 2.00-3.25; native feed- | Johns-Manville oT al esis deve sa etme aie or ee met ing lambs 650-75; yearling breeding | Kelvinator is refrigerators, epecial Delivered To Arrive ; ewes up to 7.00; 2 and 3 year olds 400- | ennecatt 20% aaienaatde | 264-3146: 1.38% 1.43% ; %. Libbey-O-F. Gi Bc : Na abla Taegan 3 Dalry cattle steady; shinper_ de-| gg ais | REN 187% 1.42% mand increased for le spring- W'S 2... k, BUTTER AND * FUTU ers; most sales 45,00-65.00; strictly | Lorillard <P) 2%) chicago, Aug. LW) 136% 141% wees one good close strongweights upward to| Mack i [Meg chant he oaeume rt eh negra 1.34% 1.40% ( 75.00. h, Fi 15% | Storage Standards, paper ware Speee ate f rere MoKesson & oe November --...:. 39% 31% 35% 132% e! , Aug. 11.—(—(U. 8. D. A.) $| Refrigerator Stan- __Silcees eae 1a Ate DN) aaa a oh dards, Oct. ...-.. 26% 26% 26% + 1.30% alowsumonlly, atendy. to. wank: 2° i! -Minllancoua Ibs. 1.29% Be! onday’s =< top 11.38: bulk 180-250 Iby, 10.85- 5 | iiscellaneous | Di ; } 250-300 Ib., 10,50-11.10: best 160 1b. 7% | ————— 27% F 10.65: most sows 8.50- 4%! MONEY RATES “ Cattle 8,000, calves 2,500; fed 18 New York, Aug. 11.—(—Call| Ibs, seeee and yearlings and all grade 15% | money steady: 1 per cent all day; hs _—sBteady to strong: fairly active; large- 3a; | Prime commercial paper % per cent: |” Ibs, « ly steer run: liberal share of crop of #4 | time. loans steady; 60 days-6 mos. 1% A top 10.00 25% | per cent offered. Ibs, rea, c ers with numerous 26% n me 1,100 Ib. year- 28 FOREIGN EXCHANGE 3 bringing 9.50 and 12% | New York, Aug. 11.—(®)—Foreign Svein, 8 1 os BR ‘7 some held above 9.50; not many low | y, G7 |exchange irregular; demands: Great @ Sriced steers In run: mainly grassy 8% | Britain 5.02 5-16; France 5.58 11-16; | 14% provein | northwesterns and natives selling at |W! 42 "| Italy 7.87; Germany free 10.24, regis- |1 DH W or 7.00 down to 6.00; stocker trade fairly te travel 23.35: Norway.| 1 H W... 1.28% 130% 1.26% 1.28% active; no fresh westerns in crop and 8% jen, 25.91; Montreal 100.00. 18% protein Monday's supply well cleaned up both —_— 1DHWor on killer*and stocker acount, 1,075 | No cy MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS 1H W.«.. 1.26% 1.28% 1.24% 1.26% Tbe, Montana! Ses AtOOre ATIAN sold ae Minneapolis, Aug. 11.—@)—Stocks Maye 4-d Sheep 7,000, including 400 direct: 28% | First Bank Stock 12%. 1H OW... 1.24% 1.26% 122% 124% Be owernat 28:ts on scker ace ach ernment Eanes? i 1 giageet ~ *Pnatives: 7%| | GOVERNMENT BONDS. 1H OW... 1.21% 124% 1.19% 1.22% around 12 cars western range lambs 3% New York, Aug. 11.—(®)—Govern-| Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat unsold on early rounds; slaughter 7% | ment Bonds: 1DH Wor gheep slow, steady; mostly 2.25-3.25; go | Fressury tie 118.17. abe Wor 1.21% 1.23% 1.19% 1.21% ew 3.50. 31% I gee 39% WINNIPED ASH GRAIN 2 HOW... 1.19% 1.21% 1.17% 1.19% Sioux Cit Aug, 11.—()—(U. 8. 93 | Winnipeg, Aug. 11.-u—Cash |3 D H W or is pA) Gattic, 7500; fed ‘steers, year- 41% | wheat: No.'1 northern 99%; No, 2| 3 HW... 117% 1.20% 1.16% 1.18% \e 4 lings and heifers moderately active, | Pills Flour ...... 30% | northern 97%; N. northern 94% ;| 5 amber hd fully, steady; stockers and feeders 47% | oats, No. 2 white 48%; No. 3 white|lemberhd |) |) | sss steady; several loads yearlings and|Pyb. Syc, N. J. 47% | 44%: aga Fe J light ‘steers 825-50; load choice 54% 2 amber hd around 1150 Ib. steers held above | pire oi 18% CURB sTovks 59 Ibs... 146 155 nee wees 8.75: bulk 7.00-8.00 good to choice fed New York, Aug. 11.—(}—Curb: 2 amber hd “i beef cows 3.75-4.50; | Purity 14%) American Gen. 9%. 68 Ibs. 2.1.45 153 see sere ter grades 3.00-75; few iu Cities Service 4%. * . 13 amber hd mon and médium stockers a: 6%] Elec. Bond & Share 24. BT Ibs. ... 143 153 wieee ceeee ers 4.75 down. v 3 amber hd INVESTMENT TRUSTS 56 lbs. .. 140 / 153 10 higher at, 1 al: corer inner ens. SSE ar aa 180-308 1b. Btn eee Be Maryland Fund 10.06, 10.88 a 170 Ib, selections 9,25-10.2: Oe ee Ten te Le 4 amber hd shippers about steady, 9.15-25; pack- | Seal 34%! ele Tne. Bh. Miaka 54 Ibs. .. 135 1.49 tee sees ors talking 840, down: der pigs | Bears “ |. Ine, Bh. 5 amber hd aa £50 and below: stags up to 815. [7 ee * MINNEAPOLIS FLOUB 5 amber hd ‘ Sheep, 2,000, including : Hf Minneapolis Aug. 11,—()—Flour |” Boe 159 145 through: no early bids; under- at + 8T%\ unchanged. Shipments, 23,198, Pure 5 amber hd Yi kers talking 25 or, 14% | bran, 24.50-25.00, Standard middlings ny ae Bou. 33% 4.00. 51 lbs, .. 1.28 1.43 , : i Ft Low test—welght, discountéd 2¢ 39 % | 1 woe LST LA eee 2 as 2 Sli Purim ai... 166 15% 20% cif 12% |, Corn— t 1% _ 81% |2 yellow.... 107 1.08 3 yellow 106 1.07 i pees 31% 187 |4 Yellow... oe 1.08 1, 2.41 61% 32 {5 yellow... 1.03 1.03 Russet Burba: 184! 8% |2 mixed... Maryland cobblers US. 19% | 3 mixed 00 "Kio. 2, 1.8244; Cale 11% otha nuixed. e Rose pi tly graded 2. 5 '& Co. 21% + 6% 5 mina. triumphs US, No. 1, wash- 38% seen 3 unwashed 2.85; Oregon CR Seg Oats— ‘US. No, 1, washed 3.10; meee oO. tt) 2 white. oe coun dhe m. Roll. Bearing 3% 4 Barly ; mi GRAIN Gh to fey. 128 120 . 5 js 90 Med Chickgor huge Mosun—ceeh phase ify! So Say os poll Sale fetes J y - “14; No. 1 hard 118% vag may en somaisiion . . . aoa PleK Sie Corn No. 1 yellow 4 + oe wre : =, rn ap Thole We Mt ails 118: simple B”| Batue, Webber & Co. |*9, A BE ate ited a ue age ' crib?’ o1a tows: 80; howe 40 % CRICAGO STOCKS Bar bs : shhh a Reeite Pen he “Glover: need’ 17-00-5100 owts 16 Medraw ai de. las 4 y white 44%. Barley: No. °|1.24, Flax: No. 2. «| Morthern 57 1b: {LOCAL SWIMMERS WIN MEET HONORS Laura Ellsworth Takes Two Firsts; Water Polo Team Bows to Williston Bismarck’s water polo team lost a 6-4 decision to the Williston swim- ™mers Sunday but in the races and diving events, which headlined the j Williston water carnival, the individ- ual members of the squad, aug- mented by two girl aquatic stars, came off with a good share of the honors. Laura Ellsworth captured first in the 30-yard free style swim and the diving contest. for women while Betty Barnes placed second in each Of these events. Jack Slattery won first place in ithe boys’ diving contest with Ray Hanson placing third. Later in the program Hanson teamed with Mark Christianson, who had won third Place in the 40-yard free style swim, to give a diving exhibition off the 30-foot tower at the Williston pool. John Gelermann scored Bismarck’s only other points when he took second \in the 30-yard free style event for jDoys between 13 and 15 years of age. In addition to the male swimmers already mentioned other members of ithe water polo team were Warren Kraft, Bob Penner, Pinky Register and Frank Geiermann, Arnold Van Wyk accompanied the Bismarck team. Swimmers from Williston, Dickinson and Bismarck took part in the meet. Safety Driving Movie Shown Kiwanis Club A talking moving picture stressing the safety structure of modern auto- mobiles and presenting a forceful argument for safe driving was pre- sented to the Bismarck Kiwanis club Tuesday noon. The picture was shown by J. J. Murphy of Flint, Mich., who was introduced by F. M. Davis, pro- gram chairman. Stressing the necessity for each driver to exercise the same care taken by railroad engineers in observance of ‘traffic signals, the picture lauded the safety record achieved by the rail- we . A committee including F. 8. Lunde, ‘Earle F. Tucker and R. Worth Lumry was named by President J. L. Barth to make arrangements for the Kiwanis ‘sponsorship of the junior American ‘Legion baseball teams which will compete here in the regional tourna- ment Aug. 23, 24 and 25. W. E. Glotebach of Anamoose, ‘Democratic national committeeman for North Dakota, was the only guest. Stevens Named Firm’s Huron Store Manager R. L. Stevens, merchandising man- ager at the Montgomery Ward store here since last fall, plans to leave Wednesday for Huron, 8. D., where he. will take over the duties of man- ager of the firm’s Huron branch. He will be joined there later by his wife and 10-month-old daughter, Terry, who at present are visiting-in Billings, Mont. Stevens came to the local store last fall from Lewiston, Mont. His promo- tion to manager of the Huron store of the organization. His successor at the local buiness house has not yet been announced. : ‘Pat’ Murphy Favored to Acquire Golf Title Fargo, N.D. Aug. 11.—(?)—Five Fargo women, two from Jamestown and one from Grand Forks survived *|opening matches in the eighth annual tournament of the North Dakota Womens Golf association at the Fargo | Country club Tuesday morning. Agnes (Pat) Murphy, 1933 cham- po @ slight favorite, esta! ed erself as the one to beat with a 9-8 vic over Mrs. E. F. raite of southeastern North ta champion. erin ao Lewis Ignores AFL as He Pushes His Plans Washington, Aug. 11.—(#)—Formal- ly defying an ultimatum from the leadership of the American Federa- tion of Labor, John L. Lewis’ Commit- tee for Industrial Organization went ahead Tuesday with plans to organ- ize steel workers and other mass pro- duction employes into huge industrial N E C CHAIRMAN RESIGNS Washington, Aug. 11.—(#)—Lyle T. Alverson, director of the National Emergency council, said Tuesday af. ter a visit to the White House that President Roosevelt had agreed to RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Aug. 11,—()—Ri of carlot grain sales: 3.No. 4m! yellow 1.07 44%; No, . 3, 15%. iH GRAIN ()—Closing cash Prices: : No. 1 heavy dark northern spring, 60 Ibs., 1.38 No, 1 dark fiorthern 59 1.42% ; 58 lbs., 1. theres 4 dark northern $6 ib: 55 Ibs. 0 37 1.22%-1.28%; 50 Ibs. No.-1 northern 1.29: dark hard Montana 1. ber durum, No. No. 2, 59 Ibs, 1 60; No. 3, Ne . 1.54; No. 5. 53 Ibi 1,28-1.50; No, 1 red + 21 1, BOSTON WOOL . 11.—U)—(U. 8. D, A.) cm iared ema received ware quoted 1 moat at 31-8! re <1 Beoured basis. 1 cents, Only inte: lor wools Kverage to good Tengih Prench com o ing was auctes: eee enie wane Wa’ original lots running bu! fine terclisty wosle were held asite wor 2 Be 8687 cont. ss was announced recently by officials| | For Good Used Furniture Read the WANT-ADS — Work Wanted Male Help Wanted __ RELIABLE MAN desires steady work. Experienced in retail hardware and Grocery, also office work. Would also consider traveling, have car. Write Tzibune Ad. 16167. j RELIABLE high school girl wants place to work for room and board. Phone 1872, WANTED—Piaces for girls to earn board and room. Now. Phone 121, | EXPERIENCED gitl wants work by | the hour or day. Phone 204-M, Business Opportunity FOR SALE—Tourist park at Spear- fish, 8. Dak. Good location. 14 furnished cabins and cottages. Good business. Forced to sell on accuunt of sickness. Terms. Write box 234 Spearfish. S. 4 NORTH Idaho, Coeur d’Alene, the center of activity. Wonderful climate. Great variety of crops.! Free information about land, etc., P. P. Johnson. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. FOR SALE--Modern Beer Parlor and building, size 24x86. Good location. One six room house and one four room house. Bargain for cash. Act quickly. Jacob Maier, Elgin, N. D. FOR SALE—Restaurant fixtures. Building for rent. Best location in town. Rent reasonable. Write Box 332, Garrison, N. Dak. i} MAN with small amount of finance who wants business of his own. Must have car. Write Box 232, Bismarck, N. D. Female Help Wanted LADY to care for five transient rooms in Modern Up-to-date Hotel. About one to two hours work a day.! Board and apartment furnished. and personal description in reply and enclose small snapshot. For im- mediate reply enclose self-address- ed stamped envelope. Town locat- ed in Western No. Dak. Write Trib- une Ad, No, 16191. IF YOU AGREE to show them to friends, I'll send you 2 Snag-Proof- ed Silk Stockings FREE and show you how to earn up to $23 a week. State Size. American Mills, Dept. 1427, Indianapolis. : $15 WEEKLY and your own dresses FREE showing Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. Send dress size. Fash- ion Frocks, Inc., Dept. A-5067, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. HOUSEKEEPER for three adults. Go home nights. Call at 813 Ave. A af- ter 5 p.m. __—_ es Help Wanted FOR RENT—Service station, living rooms in connection. Small capi- tal required. In Bismarck. Phone 1293. Apartments for Rent MODERN FURNISHED 8 room apart ment with private bath, private en- | trance, ground floor. Also 2 room furnished basement apartment. Suitable for two adults. Close in. Phone 260. Call 512-W after 6 p. m. FOR RENT—Two furnished apart- | ments, One 3 room bath and kitch- enette. One large room, bath and kitchenette. Electric Refrigerator. Laundry privileges. 106 Nicola Apts. | FOR RENT—One unfurnished apart: | ment. Electric refrigerator. Laun- dry privileges. Fireproof building. Strictly modern. Inquire Tribune; Office. FURNISHED 3 room ground floor apartment, rental $32. 721 3rd St. Also furnished 3 room apartment at 618 6th. Rental $30.00. FURNISHED or unfurnished three room basement apartment with pri- vate bath. Also one sleeping room near capitol. 831 8th St. PARTLY furnished 3 room basement apartment. Light, heat, water in- cluded. $16 per month. 1516 Ave. B. Phone 1175-J. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment. Private entrance. Lights, water, gas and telephone. 314 W. Rosser. FURNISHED ground floor apt. Liv- ing room, kitchenette and bath. Private entrance. Adults only. 322 Ist. THREE room apartment, unfurnished or furnished. Frigidaire. Newly decorated. Also garage for rent. 318 9th. TWO large one room light housekeep- ing rooms. Newly decorated and under new management. Phone 834-R. ae ONE ROOM and kitchenette apt. Lights, gas, heat, water. 405 5th. North side door. Phone 1093-W. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished three room apartments. All modern. Private entrance. 402 14th St. FOR RENT—Apartment in college building. For further information call Custodian, phone 1849. TwO ROOM apartment for rent, with lights and water furnished. 523 So. 9th. Phone 894-M. VERY COMFORTABLE furnished 3- room apartment. Private bath. Ground floor. 808 7th St. LARGE one room apartment with accept his resignation effective Sep. 1. | THR! 3|DEPARTMENT OF STATE HIGH- WAYS tory ‘wools Tuesday, jat t mbing, lengths fine 8, in ork ‘bay " kitchenette. Light, *gas furnished. Phone 747. 613 8rd St. ONE-Room furnished apartment with washing privileges. Telephone 1815-M. 902 6th St. NEW three room apt. Private bath. Close to Roosevelt school. Phone iri Murphy apartments, 204% Main Ave. Phone 1157. rs FURNISHED three room apt. with private bath. On ground floor. 812 Ave. B. BASEMENT apartment. Suitable for two people, Call after 5:00 p. m. 813 Thayer. « se FOR RENT—Modern _ furnished Hari 415 9th St. Phone 105: FURNISHED modern apartment. Thayer. Phone 2180, ‘aparl . al 827 5th St. REQUEST FOR BIDS Proposals for furnishing mainten- ce equipment will be received by Highway Commissioner in of the Department of St: ys at Bi North Dako: not later than 10 o'clock A. M. August 26, 1936, at which time and place they will be barleel 9 opened and read. The proposajs must be mailed to or otherwise deposited with the Denart- f 8 Highways at Bismarck, and shall be sealed and ‘Proposal for Furnishing nce Equipment.” fled k for 5%, together bond in the fuil amount of the gross sum bid, must accompany each proposal. The price bid is to include prepaid freight to point of deliver: Contemplated purchi the following: rremce Auger Type Self Propell- lows. ed Snow Pi 5 10—-Four Wheel Drive, 5-10 Ton Ca- rucks, Re Truck Snow Plo et Slat Snow consist of Laks pies of the proposal ks and Departipeat of siate Mighwoys at ° forth Dakota. J opening Bt the propose ay ight is reserved to re: 8, |) and all proposals, to waive t tles, or to accept such as ermined to be tor the of the DECARTMENT OF STATE HIGH- WwW. J. ¥ iH ed: guly 8, 1838 nonce 1-38 O-4e21, * NATIONAL institution will select sev- eral. school teachers from this com- munity to start immediate training for year around work. Two years of normal or college work required. Small tuition fee includes employ- ment and_ consultation service. Write 8. T. I. in care of Bismarck Tribune for full information. State experience. SS Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT — Furnished apartment anytime this month. Reliable couple. Also driving to Chicago, leaving August 22nd., re- turning Sept. 6th. Room for 3 per- sons. Phone 1042-R. BY QUIET young couple, 3 or 4 room unfurnished apt. with bath. Write Tribune Ad. No. 16268, WANTED—Use of piano for storage. Mrs. Chas. M. Clouard, Gen, Del., Bismarck. Ee ‘Rooms for Rent PLEASANT room for rent in modern home. Clean and quiet. Always hot water. 2% blocks from G. P. Hotel. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 120-R. Call at 503 4th St. BASEMENT room. Suitable for light housekeeping. Adults only. 211 W. Rosser. Phone 1770. LARGE sleeping room. One or two gentlemen preferred. Phone 1758-W. “Call at 718 Ave. E. FOR RENT—Furnished room, con- venient to capitol and downtown. Phone 614. Houses for Rent ONE 3-room house $20. One 8-room house $40. One 5-room house $30. One 4-room furnished house. One 3-room apt. $21, one 3-room apt. $16, one 3-room apt. $35. T. M. Casey Bon. _ FOR RENT—Five room modern bungalow. Full basement. Gas heat, near capitol. Available Sept. Ist. Adults only. Tribune Ad. No. 16192. TWO room house. Also 2 room apt. on first floor .One room apt. on second floor. : ed. 818 7th St. FOR RENT—New modern furnished five room house. Also one light aed apartment. Phone IMPROVED section farm, by liable party. Good reference. Write Box 141, Bismarck, N. Dak. FURNISHED five room duplex, avall- able this week for next three months. Call 2097. HOUSE FOR RENT—Lights and ter furnished. $16.00 a month. 700 2ist St. Phone 60. FOR RENT—Two room house nished for light housekeeping. _ith Bt. FOR RENT—Five room house. In- quire 214 5th 8t. Ride Wanted TWO gentlemen desire ride to ft 818 jini | : j i : : Er a , Hl rl j [ : i i i Automobiles for Sale Plymouth Coach Chevrolet Coach Whippet Sedan Chevrolet Truck FOR SALE—100 Model T Pickup. Call at 208 16th St. after 4 p.m. SE Personal — MEN’S SUITS and Ladies dresses ary cleaned and pressed, $1.00. FECTION CLEANERS. Phone 1707. 222 So. 11th St. Either regular or spring filled. 1032 Bdwy. Phone 1126, PIANO TUNING—Chas. L. Bryan, 422 4th St. Phone 649. Have a bar- gain in a small used piano. For Sale FOR SALE—3 6.00x16 extra heavy Duty Goodyear puncture proof tubes, good as new. Two 6.35x1I Goodyear 6 ply tires, one 550n17 Royal tire. All in good condition. Inquire Tribune office. 100 to 120 loads of straw. Will rent buildings for stock to be wintered there. L. D. Maydole, Hurdsfield, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Hay and straw for sale. Baled or loose in stack. Truck or carload lots. W.C. Byram, Cassel- ton, N. Dak. ONE girl's bicycle, 1 boy's bicycle. 1 metal mahogany bed with spring and mattress. 305 W. Broadway. A Hammeriess 12 gauge double bar- rel shot gun. First class condition. Write Tribune Ad. No. 16269. Houses for Sale & FOR SALE—New modern home in heart of residential section—two blocks from school—convenient to state capitol building. Best of con- struction having latest built-in features. Priced reasonable for quick sale. For particulars tele- phone 205 or 1963. TWO Frame houses—One altuated. N% SE, Section 20-142-75. One on W% SEX, Section 18-140-79. Portable hog house—on NW% Sec- tion 22-138-77. Team of work horses, 15 years old, weight 3000 Ibs. Phone 2000, or write box 610, Bis- marck, N. Dak. FOR SALE—6 room modern bunga- low. Large basement. Garage at- tached at rear. Close to high school and grade school. Phone 960-M or call at 906 7th St. FOR SALE by owner: Six room modern home, four room basement apartment. A bargain. Owner leav- ing city. Call 323 10th or phone 1946, [SSE Household Goods for Sale BARGAINS in household . goods taken before Thursday. Also piano, china set, bicycle and sewing ma- chine. 408 Mandan 8t. ‘THREE piece bedroom set with Way- Sageless spring. $45.00. Phone 1862 or 919 5th after 5 o'clock. DINING room set. Radio, rug, card table, ice box. Reasonable price. 110 Broadway. Room and Board ROOM and Board, convenient loca- tion. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen preferred. 416-6th. Phone 1141-J. ROOM and Board 6th St. Wanted to Buy USED farm machinery and WANTED—A three our plow trec- tor. Give make, model, year price. Bennie Johnson, Buxton, N. Dak. SECOND hand desk. No roll i ; i weld