The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1936, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 |. Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Fri., Aug. 14 0 PRICES SINK || New York Stocks fF AS SUDDEN GENERAL |atase S587" 84 ‘eee Jon se 5 Ms Allis-Oh. Mtg: VAGUUM HITS MART }as: si is Am. Hide & en Am. Internat. 11% Traders Unable to Account for 5. Tere 2 Am, Pow. & Lt, 2 q Weakness Developing Amn: Rad. 5 se z ae Toward Close Am: Smeit. & R. Box a ak Bt New York, Aug. 14.—()—The stock Pics . market slumped inte Friday when it| A: Tel, &Te! ne hit an air pocket and closed with|Am. Wat. Wks. ‘ losses of fractions to 2 or more points.| Am. Wool Pf. ‘ Prices crumbled suddenly toward the | Anaconda start of the last hour and for a while offerings accelerated and threw the ticket. tape behind. close was heavy. Transactions totaled. 1,100,000 shares. Analysts were unable to assign a cause for the sudden general vacuum on the bid side of the market. Brokers explained losses of a point or s0 in General Motors and Chrysfer | Borde! in terms of the sharp drop in auto- mobile production. Budd Some steels, such as Vanadium and Bethlehem, lost earlier steadiness when the general list turned down. Off Iractions to a point or more were U. RRR FR RRR SaPEE sett aEo S. Steel, Bethlehem and Crucible. 36 Word received in Wall Street that | Celanese ax the drouth had put a dent in farm| Grit? 61% implement activity was accompanied | Gn: 2% by selling in International Harvester | Chi 1% Deere and Case. The last-named 1% slumped sharply. Cc. 3% The marked shrinkage in profits of |S nee Union Pacific touched off liquidation 13 which knocked the shares down 5] Go! 21% Points or so. Others off fractions to 37 around 2 points down included Santa 16 Fe, New York Central, Pennsylvania, ae and Southern Pacific. 12% Columbian Carbon was a soft spot | Goni 68 with @ loss of about 4 points and 2% Westinghouse lacked stamina yielding | Cont. Oil Del. 1 & points or £0. Corn 88 - Down fractions to about 2 points {Cream Wheat ¥ were Gears Roebuck, Dougias Atrcratt, | Crosley Rad. 10% Schenley, American Telephone, Ana- | Gu conda, American Can, General Elec-| Deere & Co. % tric, Du Pont, Allied Chemical, Johns-|Dia. Match 34% WHEAT PRICES FALL 2y/ MORE THAN CORN IN IRREGULAR SESSION Supplies Enough for Usual Do- mestic Requirements Is Major Factor Chicago, Aug. 14—(#)—Wheat be- came weaker than corn Friday as trading approached an end, with wheat prices off more than 2'‘cents a bushe} Much notice was taken of an offi- cial statement that total supplies of ; Wheat in the United States for the 1936-87 season are large enough for usual domestic requirements. Another bearish factor as to wheat was big arrivals at Winnipeg, 808 cars Fri- day, and but little export business, Wheat closed unsteady, 1%-2 cents under yesterday's finish, Sept. 1.10%- %, Dec. 100%-%, corn 7%-1% off, Sept. 1.07%-%, Dec. 945%-%, oats % to 1 cents down, and provisiuns vary- a, from 12 cents decline to 5 cents gain, i MILL CITY WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE WEAKE! Minneapolis, Atg. iin U)—Wheat futures prices faded to a weaker close Friday. September wheat closed 1% cents lower, December 2% cent lower fay 2% cents. Flax hedging pressure was strong tember closed 2% cents lower, De- cember 2 cents. A wild break in the barley market unsettled the test of the coarse grain list and weakness was general. September oats closed 1% cents lower, December 1 cent, May 1 cent; December malting barley closed 5 cents, December feed barley, 2% cents. December 2% cents; Sep- tember rye, 1 cent, December 1 Cash wheat wa: @ | cents. etter again and there was a good early demand. Win- ter and durum wheat was in demand and steady, Corn was weaker with demand lim- ited and offerings liberal. Oats were slow and about unchanged. mand was qulet to fair. Barley was weak. Flax was in strong demand. Rye de- | Dec BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) August ‘14 No. 1 dark northern, 58 Ibs. No. 2 dark northern, 57 lbs. No. 3 dark northern, 56 lbs. No, 3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. ‘No. 4 dark northern, 84 Ibs. No. 4 dark northern, 53 Ibs. No. § dark northern, 52 lbs. No. § dark northern, 51 Ibs. .... eer Sample Grain: 49 ibe. 1.10; 48 Ibs., 1.07; 47 Ibs., 1.04; 46 Ibs., 1.01; 45 lbs., 98; 44 Ibs 95; 43 tbs. 92; 42 Tbs., 89; 41 Ibs., 86; 40 Ibs., 83; 39 Ibs., 80; 38 Ibs., 74; 36 lbs., 71. No. 1 hard amber durum . No. 1 mixed durum {No. l red durum 81 No. 1 flax 1.83 No. 2 flax 1.73 No. 1 rye . 60 Barley 5 Oats .... 45 Hard winter wheat CHICAGO RANGE Chicago, Aug. 14. Hat Wheat— igh Low Cl Fe % 1.10% 1.10% AL% 1.10% 1.10% toe 1.08% 1.08% 1.00% 1.075% 1.0755 % 26% 9 sae 6 enough to weaken the market. Sep- | Ma: fay % 1.23% 1.19% M " 28 lanville and Loew's. Dome Min: 30% | @———__—____—___ —— | Pes. Du Pont 19° || Produce Markets | 13% I ° est ! Eastman 18 |e— ry ms 18% CHICAG i Pow. Hy egChicao, Aug. 14. Butter was ee SOUTH ST. PAUL asy in tone Friday and eggs were South St. Paul, ‘Aug. 14—a7—|Gen. Aeph Mo | Butter, 1a1i0) easy. “Croamery-spe- 4% (USDA)—Cattle 4,500, slaughter| Gen’ Foods 39 |clals (93 score) 36-J6%; extras (92) 2% phos aolliee pormisertregeeen) one Se Teds Caso) 3a4;-2ft stanaarde G6 eee steady; bulls strong; stocker: id} Gen. Motors 08 feeders active, strong; carly. a See a a TER cas 07% ‘ ay fre ‘ade ret SE oatEEEnREEEEEEEEEEEeiEEe fround” 750-850, come eld 818 or] Some Hy | Seite ees tet Sheu: Rial rpabi f , i %| Poultry, live, 39 trucks, weal more; she stock largely lower grades a 18 4, ep, 184, lees than te ‘ioe ey Minh a ae; Low Ck common to medium heifers 4.50-6.50; Les oo white Rocke 16, | SEP- 1 130% Re ings 18%, White Ri 8 beef cows 4.00-4.50; good grades i Redie "ei Plymouth Rock fryers quotable above 4.75; low cutter to 3% 16%, White Rocks 16, colored 15%; cutter cows 3.00-3.75 or more; com- Be Plymouth Rock, broilers 16, White mon to medium bulls 400-475; few Sig PUY reer ae 00-4. icken: urkeys up to 5.00; stocker steers 3.75-5.00; | Hudson Motor 16% | roosters 14%, Leghorn roosters. 13%: better feeder steers upward to 6.25: | Hupp. 2% |heavy old ducks 13, heavy young 15, calves 2,500, steady to weak: sor 24% | small white 11%, small colored 11; Closer; desirable” vealers eer | ind a ee ; 3] Int. ‘Mi pri la css choice grades 7.50; low grade class ment .. 53 EW YOR! APO! killer age 3.00-4.50, is International Harvester a ee "Aug. Tle Live liresed Fe arepales F Ang A aan Wiest Hogs, 7,500, market active to all in-| Int. Nick. Can Rarer itiat bigcae leah ei receipts rida 151 compared to terests, unevenly strong to 35 cents| int. Tel, & Tel, Ath Rock j=1 Laghoras fan : other at Z a higher than yesterday; weights over J 20% | freight prices unchange cash wheat and coarse 200 ‘ Butter, 3,874, eas: amery high- quotations today follow: Pounds showing most edvance; 4755 sows largely steady; top 11.15; better He 36: ay) (aes 91 score) ss bare 3 5 160-240. bs, 1076-1115; 240-280 Ibs..| Libbey-O-F. Gl 180% | FR seconds’ (Ge to $7 score) 344: vered = To Arrive = ‘ . . alize score) 35%. 10.0-19:90; 280-350 Ibs, 9.50-10.10; | Higa. & My. os Sy as eta ae + 1.38% 1.45% 140-160 Ibs., 9.75-11.00; 100-140 Ibs., Lorillard (P) 22 8.25-10.25; pigs scarce, talking weak-| sack ‘Trucks | y dlage irregular Mixed col; - 136% 1.44% er; average cost Thursday 9.65;| Macy (R. H.) Y ors t 819: be tri efi ere 1.36% 1.43% weight 279. = Marsh. Field 15 26: other BUI eee Sheep, 6,500, run includes 18 cars 4B% ———_—__— . 1.3256 1.4156 Mashington and Montana o% (DISSES AND mag BUSURSs 1.30% 1.39% Slaughéer’ "lambs, tndertone ” about Ba] Be ati ee ow cies? "1s steady; better natives held around 9 Stocapavsiandands, lose | Ibs. + 1.28% 1.37% 9.25; rangers above 9.50; slaughter 1% |" November .. . 35% 34%, 36% 1.27% 1.35% ewes steady; mainly 2.00-3.25; choice ri ance eatares: : fs 8 pound Washington lambs: Thurs-| Mf dards, Oct. ---. 26% 26% 26% + 1.26% 133% eee vee lay 5 iit Dairy cattle, fairly good clearance 33% _— = mae ° + 1.28% 1.21% for the week; prices firm; bulk me-| Nat. Cash Rey ae Miscellaneous 11° ihe 1.24% 1.205% dium springer and milker cows 45.00-| Nat. 2 |e-——— 0) 55.00; several better lots 65.00-75.00. C1 EL) Cr ee 1.31% 1.36% oH G64 | money ateady: 1 per cent all day: | 149, nnn Nine Weent Se Ri treet eo Ley ta Goat Fincluding 3,000" direct; We. 1 ints ‘steady idan te hid DL. 1k, Dee seat, TESTES Ben as AAR ASE LOH average; | 2Soc300H: 1090-11-45; best sows a : dxohenge, Irregulars demends: Great pe Bai Cattle 2.000; calves, 500; tew etter 10% | 7.87; Germany free 40.24, registered| 1 HW... 1.26% 128% 1.26% 1.26% ly steady; usual Friday unevenness on lower’ grades 7% | 22.65, travel 23.15 Norway, 25.27;| Gradeof but market active at week's advance; 2% | Sweden 35.9: 1e9.08. 1DH Wor best ste offered ave shoes a 1H OW.«... 1.23% 1.26% 1.215% 1.24% 1.200 Ib, at 9:25; no, ch st 9056 | acgqy GOVERNMENT, BONDS Mi ne and South Dakota Wheat re — jovern- practically no good and cho 30% | ment Bonds! yee ee We, 123% 1.26% 121% 122% lower grades tilly steady irain help: = 94% | Treasury 4s 113.2 2DHWor bulls active, 5.3 8 enrcaco eet ae 1.21% 1.22% 1.19% 1.20% REROARET:. BERL ON rd he Associated Press) 3 HOW... 1.195% 1.21% 117% 1.19% ep ages 7,000, including 3,500 direct: 6% miawett Corpe. tt": Durum : native lambs steady to an igher; Fs Sd i | lvamber hd ay, Maes aes 18% MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS 2 60 ees 1.35% 1.44% 1.33% 1.38% ty rtd Minneapolis, Augg 14—UP)—Stocks one Ibs... 1.34% 1.49% sheep steni ostly Aaa en |e 2 ¥ " ss Hentweignts,'3.b0cT8: 6%| First Bank Stock 13%. suher tea. California ia ae 3.00; 18%] Northwest Banco 9%. pees tA see coe loads Washington rangers unsold 4% —_—_—_—_ sane saa early. 21% NEW YORK BONDS 7 Ibs... 1.30% 1.38% 000 aoe. New York, Aug. 14.—(%}—Bonds § gee he 128% 136% 4 joue ia herrea Great Northern 1 of 1936 —. 4 gunber hd (See cURB s 4 amber hd New York, Aug. ()—Curb 54 Ibs.. 1.24% 1.30% American ‘Gen, 9% 5 amber hd Cities Service 63 Ibs. .. 1.22% 1.27% Elec, Bond & Share 22%. 5 amber hd 4 early butch: 5 52 Ibs... 1.20% 124% 20... ee y steady: By the Associa $e an 40 1b, cover the counter 51 Ibs. .. 1.18% 120% ..... ...., per eras Salitornis White. Rose nee si, oth Washington White Ros or low 1.10 y iy not} Maryland juart, ing 1. Ine. BOSTON WOO! bert Aug. 14.—)—(U. 8. D. A.) A fair demand based Peing received thee ee by fi CHIVAGO CAs! Aw is ri peitgwe tia-13 te 10%. Oats, No. 1 grnite grade = ti sli aia 'f 20% p44 ow teat —we ight, discounted 2c. r san BERBERS FRFRE RR sical 28822885 BER SRESRRER eee aS = ‘S- a: No, a 218. as see jaauiags Grain Quotations Room and Board: PLEASANT rooms with board. One ot more in room, Men preferred. Phone 1392. 412 6th St. Also gar- age for rent. OOM and board at 416 6th Street. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 1141 ley, 69% 79%. Elsie—Why do you think Toni is the best actor in the play? Jimmie—Because he gave me a pass to see the show. Cab Driver—What are you growling about? You said you wanted to get lose | to the hospital in a hurry, didn’t you? Passenger—Yes, I did. But I didn’t say I wanted to stay there. Looney—Well, what do you think of those two candidates for Congress? Kunkle—After hearing them speak we shoud be glad that only one of them can be elected. Farmer Fuddlemich — How is your apple crop comin’ along, Zeke? Farmer Fiddlemore—Well, I calcu- late to have a full crop if the WPA keeps the highway past my orchard closed till the apples are picked. Reporters and photographers were hanging around the hespital emerg- ency room waiting for the victim of an accident to be patched up. “What is so unusual about this accident?” asked the nurse. “He was knocked down and run over by a horse and buggy,” they chorused. There are three major types of wine known to the trade and the consumer, sparkling, still, and fortified. London's artistic quarter is called Soho. Named Ambassador Joachie von Ribbentrop (above), Chancellor Adolf Hit!er’s personal emissary on many important dip. fomatic missions, was named Ger. in amb: dor to London, gener. ally considered the world’s prize diplomatic post. (Associated Press Photo) STORIES IN STAMPS By I. S. Klein Revoxr AGainst IGNORANCE R 300 years, up to the begin- ning of the 19th century, Gua- temala was kept in ignorance, under oppression. Ruled by Span- ish governors, the native Creoles heard nothing of the revolutions in France, the United States, and South America. But gradually news of freedom gained in other Spanish depend- encies seeped into Guatemala, and the people became restless. They ‘were appeased first hy promises that weren't kept, then by offers of amnesty to political rebels. Still the Guatemalans grew bold- er, In 1811, a small force revolt. ed in San Salvador, the capital But all other cities remained loyal to Spain and the revolt was sup- pressed. enette. One large room, bath and kitchenette. Electric Refrigerator. Laundry privileges. 106 Main. Nicola Apts. VERY DESIRABLE three-réom and ) bath apartment. Just completely refinished. Also sleeping room in| modern home. Call at 419 11th or _ Phone 1616, TWO new three room flats. Furnish- ed. Large closet. Washing privilege. Also large sleeping room. Suitable for two. Close in. 113 Mandan St. Phone 637-J. FOR RENT—One unfurnished apart- ment. Electric refrigerator. Laun- three room ground floor apartment. Rental $32.00. 721 3rd St. Also furnished three room apartment at 618 6th, Rental $30. FURNISHED or unfurnished three room basement apartment with pri- | _°—— ” vate bath. Also one sleeping room near capitol. 831 8th St. NEWLY decorated two room apart- ment. Kitchen, built-in cupboards. Electric refrigerator. 213 11th 8t. Call at back door. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment. Private entrance. Lights, water, gas and telephone. 314 W. Rosser. FURNISHED grotnd floor apt. Liv- ing room, kitchenette and bath. Private entrance. Adults only. Chicago, leaving August turning Sept. 6th. Room for 3 per- sons. Phone 1042-R. IMPROVED half section farm, by re- Mable party. Good reference. Write Box 141, Bismarck, N. Dak. Rooms for Rent LARGE front sleeping room. Suit- able for two. Always hot water. Private entrance. Vacant Aug. 18, 318 8th St. LARGE comfortable room next to bath. Suitable for one or two. Phone 1842-W or call at 622 1ith St. Twin beds. 510 4th Bt. LARGE east room for two. Also single room. Meals if desired. ‘Phone 1086-W. 422 3rd St. FOR RENT—Furnished room, con- ve@mient to capitol and downtown. Phone 614. ya Gentlemen preferred. Phone 1245. NEWLY decorated bedroom. Close to bath. 511 7th 8t. Phone 644-J. TWO sleeping rooms next to bath. Gentlemen preferred. 115 Thayer. SLEEPING room for one or *two. Ladies preferred. 617 8th St. ROOM FOR RENT—Always hot wa- ter. 422 4th. Phone 649. SLEEPING ROOM next to bath. Call at 518 8th Street. 322 Ist. TWO three-room apartments, or one six-room. All modern. Near Coun- try Club. North Hennepin. Mrs. Davis. THREE room apartment, unfurnished or furnished. Frigidaire. Newly decorated. Also garage fer rent. 8 9th. ee, ONE ROOM and kitchenette apt. Lights, gas, heat, water. 405 5th. North side door. Phone 1093-W. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. Lights, water, heat, phone and washer. 504 14th St. FURNISHED two-room and kitchen- ette. Large basement apartment. Opposite Postoffice. 222 3rd 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. FOR RENT—Furnished apartments in Murphy apartments, 204% Main Ave. Phone 1157-W. ONE-Room furnished apartment with washing privileges. Telephone 1815-M. 902 6th St. FURNISHED apartment. ing room and_ kitchenette. Apt. BPOSBE) te ‘ALL modern semi-basement flat. Hot water heat and water furnished. 409 5th St. TWO housekeeping rooms on the first floor. fa modern and furnished. Large liv- Everts FU! SHED three room apt. with private bath. On ground floor. 812 Ave. B NEWLY decorated 4 rooms and bath apartment. Phone 1492. 901 10th st. —_—_— Cabins for Rent CABINS for Rent—On Minnesota lake, $9 weekly including ice and wood. 8. W. Corwin, Bismarck. Wanted to Buy SECOND hand desk. No roll top. Must be in good condition. Phone — s Opportunity FOR SALE—Seer parlor, fixtures, complete beer, tobaceo, candy, ice cream, Junch restaurant. Dishes, stove, pool tables, everything need- ed, fully Saunas Bulls can be ed. Write Wagner, Elgin, FOR SALE—Grocery store. Business| includes concrete building and lot, good location. Owner retiring. Write F. W. Coder, U. 8. Navy Yard, Bremerton, Was! Farms for Sale A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY _ FOR SALE by elderly couple: 488 acre farm, 150 under cultivation, balance hay and pasture, good wa- ter. Located 20 miles south of Mandan or 4 miles east of St. An- thony, N. Dak. Buildings, includ- ing garage and chicken house in first class condition. Only $1,000 cash and 6% interest on balance of principal for 20 years, the principal price being $11,000.00. In the event my wife and I shall have passed away before expiration of the 20 years the remaining debt shall be automatically cancelled, and 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 & Son. SEPT. 1 or Oct. 1 modern five room stucco bungalow. First class home. Prefer to lease for one year or long- er to responsible party at $50.00 per month. Write Tribune Ad. No. 16340. FOR RENT—Five room modern bungalow. Full basement. Gas heat, near capitol. Available Sept. 1st. Adults only. Tribune Ad. No. 16192. ‘(Oo room house. Also 2 room apt. on first floor .One room apt. on | second floor. Everything furnish- ed. 818 7th St. 'FOR RENT—New modern furnished five room house, Also one light mp usehaeping apartment. FURNISHED five room duplex, avail- able this week for next three months. Call 2007. furnace and gas range. St. Phone 942-J. Phone | ~ FOUR room modern cottage. Gas 922 6th For Good Used Furniture Read the WANT-ADS w CASH GRAIN Oe ee, ate a = Can Work Wanted Female Help Wanted Automobiles for Sale northern 1.00%; No. 3 northern 98.|TWO reliable girls want work. One| W. A girl to work for USED CARS oe No. 2 white “80%; No. 3 white} has high school education. Write| room and board, Phone 148, 1934 Plymouth Coach gone Tribune Ad. No. 16300. a gd lady cook. Inquire City pa eee Coach DULUTH CASH AIN ‘ANTED—Place “girls to earn! Cafe. it Sedan Duluth, Aug. 14.—()—Cash closing byfeotty Tid oe ee 121. 1934 Chrysler Airflow aay hy Was a Pr nt hehe RR ell Hl Wanted 1928 Chevrolet Truck ERE Up eat th Travel )pportunities NATIONAL amie will select save | tess Pymcuh abt 51 Bounds, 1.28 8 (WANT three passengers share €X-|" erg school teachers from this com-) 1934 Chrysler Sedan 1.34 i pense 15 day vacation trip Spokane,! munity to start immediate training} 1934 Chevrolet Pickup a ean 130% | Seattle, San Francisco, Leave about! or year around work. Two years| 1929 Buick Coupe ids, Bi ciseh: 51 pounds,| Aug. 20th. Box 378, Richardton, N.! of normal or college work required.| 1930 Ford Coach 2 | No. 1 moatheen, eae eLatte ON Bc tet a as i ae ire fee brand eq 1934 Pontiac 8 Sedan dark hard wi wine te hoa ment and consulta service. Plymot Sedan 1a2%. No. 1 hard amber 60. pounds Apartments for Rent Write & T, 1 in care of Bismarck | i994 Piymoun Gat Lids te ny RAC 5! eh) ae (MODERN FURNISHED 3 room apart’ | Tribune for full information. State} 1935 Plymouth Coach $7 ih L331 ment with private bath, private en-| _ experience. We Trade and Give Terms 1,80%-1.35% ; 2 trance, ground floor. Also 2 room EEE Ss Corwin-Chu hill Mot is us ett furnished basement apartment. Wanted Rent 122 Main ore. pag No. 1 red durum, 1.04147 Pounds,! guitable for two adults. Close in| _ Wanted to Nord flannz6. _Phone 260. Call 512-W after 6 p. m.| WANTED Ry ‘an toe wre Gee Wk FOR RENT—Two furnished apart-| Spartmen' i USED TRUCK Miubae ng "0135! teea par-| ments, One 3 room bath and kitch-| Reliable couple. Also driving to uC) HEADQUARTERS International Harvester Co. Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Buick seden, driven by owner only, Bargain. Wanted gen- tlemen passengers. Going to Calle fornia and return Sept. New sedan, Write Tribune Ad No. 16333, Personal MEN'S BUITS and Ladies dresses cleaned pressed, $1.00. PER- FECTION CLEANERS. Phone 1107. 222 Bo. 11th Bt. Either regular or spring filled. 1033 Bdwy. Phone 1126. ____For Sale FOR SALE—3 600x16 extra heavy Duty Goodyear’ puncture ceo tubes, good as new. Two 6.28xlI Goodyear 6 ply tires, one Soni Royal tire. All in good condition. Inquire Tripune office. NO 1 Upland end Timothy hay in car load lots. For prices and sam- ples call at First State Bank. Cen- ter, N. Dak., or write A. R. Bakke, 420 Hodgson Bldg., Minneapolis. 100 to 120 loads of straw. Will rent buildings for stock to be wintered there. L. D. Maydole, Hurdsfield, N. Dak. | OR GALE—Hay and straw tor sale. Baled or loose in stack. Truck or carload lots. W. C. Byram, Cassel- ton, N. Dak. FOR ‘SALE—Complete line of farm. machinery. 5 miles north, 2 miles east on 83. Anton Knoll. Two wheel trailer, all <a Cheap if taken at once. at 306 So. 15th St. ___For Sale or Rent ber ted heer ieee ene good modern house. Near school, grade school and capital. Call 250. Obert A. Olson. Houses for Sale THREE room partly modern house located at 213% South 5th St. $14.00. Call 718-M. MODERN five room bungalow, near capitol. Reasonably priced. Phone 346-M. SMALL furnished house. Phone 711 between Cand Spm. FOR RENT—Five room house. In- quire 214 5th St. TWO room house for rent. 404 So. 14th St. Livestock Wanted WILL feed large or small hogs on shares for 50%. John Grinsteiner, 722 So. 10th. F i ‘ Ef + j 4 5 5 Hy : | Hi : ri | : i ‘ t it i tt Sie) 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. HOME investment opportunity. Mod- ern 8 room house with finished basement in best residential ase- tion. Owner now receiving $85 per month and own living quarters. $3,000 down, remainder in easy monthly payments. Write Tribune Ad. No, 16339, TWO Frame houses—One situated N% SE%, Section 20-142-75. One on W% SE, Section 18-140-79. Portable hog house—on NW% Sec- tion 22-139-77. Team of work horses, 15 years old, weight 3000 Ibs. Phone 2000, or write box 610, Bis- marck, N. Dak. FOR SALE by owner: Six room - modern home, four room basement apartment. A bargain. Owner leav- ing city. Call 323 10th or phone Household Goods for Sale - -AB range, table top new. Very reasonable. Also mis- cellaneous articles. Call at 506 Ave. E. Phone 1967, FOR SALE—One round dining table with six leather chairs anda china closet. 1887, 719 Sth st. THREE piece bedroom set with Way- Phone Sageless spring. 5 1962 or 919 Sth Bfter 5 o'clock. room set. rug. table, ice box. Reasonable price. 110 Broadway. +