The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1937, Page 7

. Allis-Ch 8% | Mar. AS Sy ouc'a cee 8 Government Securities Drop and|/am H&& 10% | Miam! Cop. et Chrysler Stalemate Keep [Am tors Sex| Malouran” ats, r Am Metal 63%/ Minn. Mol. 14% Traders Wary im Pow lt “15% Am Rad. 2% Am Roll M 41% Ams Ref 8 Am sur Am Sug Ref 48% Am T&T 171% Dist! 36 Am Tob'B’ 84% Nat Pr & Lt 11% Am W'Wrs 22% | wat Steel 81% Am Wool Pf 73 (Nat Ten 10 Anaconda 4 NY Cent - 51% Pegg ut No Am Avia 14% spyo . No Amer 28%, ae? RR No Pacitic 33% A fvia Corp 8 [Onlo Ol 23% Bald Loco Balt &-Ohio Atr Briggs Mfg Strength of so called commodity a PenRR 47% shares tended to give boardroom sen-|BU04 Wt 30% | Phetns Dodge 55% timent a slightly tinge. | put Cop &Z 7% | Phil R% Business and earnings statements in-|ogn Pac 15% | Phillips Pet 86% | spired buying of individual stocks. Case :J 3) 158 Foo dam a Coterpll 94 | Pub Sve W'S [45% ° Celanese = 33% | Butman ex Livestock || > Fue 8% Puren 5 Ches & O 50% | purity Bak Chi& NW 5% | pea i” : SOUTH ST. PAUL Chi Gt W 3% ip ko *~ South St, Paul, Mar. 31—W—(U:|ChiG WPE 16 | Pin Reng 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 3,100; slow, all|C M St P 2% Reo Motor classes .under pressure; early sales|CMStPPr 6% Rep tl good fed steers and yearlings 10.00-/C R I & P. 3% | Rey Tob B a% 11.00; best held above 12.00; short-|Chrysier 124% /achen Distill 48% fed and warmed-up steers numerous |Col-Palm. 24% |meaba Of | 40% at. 7509.50; choice. fed heifers held|Col G 15% | Seare-Roe-- -81 around 11.00; bulk fed heifers suitable|Com Solv 18% | 24) 31% to sell atound 7.00-9.00; common to/Com & Sou 3 | ene yn 32% good beef cows 5.50-7:80; cutters and|Con Edis 40% | gimmons low cutters 4.00-5.00; sausage bulls/Con Oil 16% | gocony Vac 5.25-6.00; odd head fat bulls to 650.|Cont Can 60 | aon cel Ed Calves 3,400; 60 lower for two days; |Cont Mot 3 |B Pac good to choice grades 7.50-8.50; strictly |Cont Oil Del 44% Bo Ry ay choice 9.00; common to: medium 5.00-|Corn Prod 61% | go Ry Pt 58% G Cream Wh 30 1sperry Corp 21% ‘100; slow, weights 190|Crosley rr aca alin lbs. up 10 to 20 lower; lighter weights|Cu Am Sug 12 laa Gas 11% and sows weak to 10 lower than Tues-|Curt Wrgt 7% lata ou Cal. 47 day's average; 200 to 900 Ibs., 9.90 to|Deere & Co 128% | 5:4 On Ind 10.00; top 10.00; 160 to 200 ibs, 9.50|Dia Match 31% jata oN J to 9.90; little done on Jightér weights |Dome Mines 45% |atew war bidding mostly 9.50 en good sows;|Doug Airc 62 | ston & Web 850 on. pigs; average cost/Du Pont 150% | studebaker niet Sar uty mpage: eetoly oa | HI ante tate sou) es O° offer; early sales about steady: few|El Boat 12% |aerwua'sn sar choice ‘lambs up to 12.00; late ylk HBPwkLt 2iltepcaeo good to cholce lambs Tuesday 11.50) Firestone 39% /Tim Ral Be to 12,00; small lot 12.15. Gen Elec 658%|Tyans-Ah 15% Dairy cattle, dairy trade un-|Gen Foods 42% /Tri-Con Cor changed; good springers on shipper|Gen Mills 61 jTruax-Trae 11% account 70.00 to 66.00; plain light-/Gen Mtrs 62%, Union Car 106 weights-slow at-45.00 to 65.00..—- Gillette 17% {Union Pac 145% : CHICAGO ee, - * Up a oon year United Corp Chicago, Mar. 21 —W—(U. 8 DA) Gra-Palge 3% | Unit Drug stea average: Pee aeaetines on Ry pid 51% sora B | NS Pipe._.. USR&Imp 16% US Rubber 71% UsSsmeltR 100 US Steel 121% USBtlpfd 145% ating valk w ‘ and bulk cutter ered ‘and beef cows steady; strictly good and choice fe 65% | White Mot 31%| pees cows strong; bulls weak at Groc 23% Wilson é&Co 10% 5 down on si ol PESrinieny veal-| Lib-OrF Gl 70% realmorth - ers strong at sd 10.50 on shipper and ee" account| UE MB Ca) 109% Wrigley, dr light kinds ha 8.25-9.00. Sheep 4,000,--including 500 direct; fat lamb supply around 50 per cent from Colorado; .practically no early trading; bidding around steady with ine Sbereny higher; fat Tuesd: choice sheep lightweight, steady: few CROP IS FORECAST pihies © Sioux City, Mt any anes ooo, cal | Chicaga ‘Authority Expects New some’ inte = weaker; fat Harvest Will Be Slightly she-stock unchanged; stockers and feeders firm, car good 960 lb. year- lings 12.25; prime absent and quoted are, 1 jberal share Siz tbe Smaller Than Average Chicago, Mar. 31.—(?)—Mrs. FE. H. 7 | Miller, gne of five widely known Chi- cago crop authorities, released a fore- cast Wednesday that United States | —, Curren’ cattle quotations: Bood and choices ows good 4.75-5.25; common ‘and medium 3:75-4.75; calves (steer) good and choice 6.50-9.00; medium 5.75-6.50. 2500; Co ampety: 10 homer: top 10.05 to sf eelce 130- 325 Ib. of the crop at 71.1 per cent of normal = 50 ck a 5 10,00; double a 1b. fed’ wooled lambs) 12. one deck 82 lb, shorn lambs 10. jught to arrive; late zueedey: A lambsrstteng to 25 higher: top 12.503] teenth’ Street, on Thitt oi reat bulk 12.00-50. from Sweet Avenue to jiana Ave- nue, on Fourteenth Stheet trom b Byeet Avenue to Ingals Avenue and on Fit- DULUTH CASH GRAIN Auli Duluth, Mai losing cash] teenth Street fram Sweet Avenue to 8. heavy dark) Bowen Avenue, all in Sewer Distri Pie, 1,1 $736! 1.1 Si Number Thirt; Sed ae the City of Bis- 1 Ibi 5 64° marck, North Dakota, will be received Joy | RS tao Gy eee en No. 4, 54 Peed 26th, ae Bai: lans and Specifications are on fil in Fthe el) of the City Auditor or may_be ob Eaioed from the office of the City Enginee! The following. “approximate quan- peeks are given for the guidance of 3210 i linear feet of 8” sewer pipe, in i $-manholes, in place, 1 sewer a , station, complete with PUMP vids shalt be inde upon a basil of con payment for all work to be Gone. Work shall be commenced on or be- fore May Ist, 1937 and shall be com- pleted not Jater than July Ist, 1937. ch bidder must state in his bid the rate of inte: wal its shall Disspea.biy 50 ibe 1 northern 1.52% +1.55%. hard winter Montana 1.4 oa 8 ard amber 60 ibs. * sian dark 6 Bet 5 Ibs. 1.47-1.63; he 57 Ibs. 1. 41.3! Mi: oi ais 3- 5c be- tow, ized, durum jscounted ic be: rhite Tycsus sample cory pe et <$s00-60) Deliers, Rye aa le Cf Cwalting” 100-8 the order of + et 475-6.50 ewt. ne} Clover ay 0 ae 36.00 cwt. guarcn! that the it successful, enter into and execu: of gontract f Fr the rmance of tine Copies ‘Bach bid must also be accom: ery NORTH DAKOTA’S bys bidders Dentin s sum caual $e tu! Betton 3707, © 3707, Compiled Laws of North EMERGENCY LAWS if City hpi sslcpers vane th right to reject ai office, Se each. Mailed any-| reserves the ny oe ety Raditor. 8-83 6-8. é ee {| which compares with a 10-year aver> fea N s | age condition of 78.9 per cent. me ADT EATISGRERY FOR Dinan e light’ weight. fecders ERTISEMENT For BIDS. |§ Bealed bids for the construction of H em ro Setbacks Blamed to Drop of 5 Cents From Early Climb Minseapolis, Ma: sellin, n Chica at Buenos Aires in cane. , 31.—()—Eastern was reflected in ne wheat futures market here Wed- enday and the close was lower, but phdertone, ee ee market was stubborn | Se, each %e Neher at 2.23%, Coarse closed %c lower at 75% and July lower at 67%. closed unchanged a Virtually no cash wheat was in. pereiny futures el jc lower at %, May feed pay. malting. Demsnd was quiet to fair. tone was ea demand. and weaker, Rye was in mand. Barley demand Flax was in slow de- aon aIEAE coms Hing. May tax cloved % and July and Sept. followed Oats closed 4-t4e lower @¢ lower at. 44%-% 1 10%, % and Si barley Durum Demand was feir Oats Produce Markets if Chieago, Mans ML Ae —Butter and pogltry wan ee ay Wednesday but Rock 36, Decks | at; and co! eslored 1 10% | 28. tens ote 27. ‘steady: all ar rirttt ib, up ‘white white and "17; capons 7 1b. up YORK 31.—@—Live prices un- 25,523, steady; prices | SePt. oul colors: dirties, vik rh colofs un- BUTTER AND EGE FUTURES Chicago, Mai Butter Future High Low Close Storage Standards, Novem Esg sarge Packed Firs! 32 32 CHICAGO EOE Ore Chicago, Mar. 31.—(—(U. —Potatoe: B sh nl rf . and quality; mao 1, emall, 1. bd U, 8, 'No. 1, kote Early Ohios t. 8. ty No. i, 3,45-75 ed MoClures U. & « 26% 26% D. oe PY track 278, Sotel ~R% 31% 31% 32 44% 24% 24% 26% ‘Wisconsin peeuieieg, ‘rose v 8 n stock 8 UL 50 Ib., Russet North Da- No. 1, and part- about fo. 1, sacks etter Mar dC, 8. D. A.) Graded blood Shite fleeces sold at cents in the grease, white ry com! bing was transacted on graded medium fleece Aida when the new crop three-elghths 47 and 48 combing aserter pices. were sold at 46-47 for Quotations for future delivery the same as recently {Minacape b: loston o1 " FOREIGN ah tees York, Mar. Q steady, jollars, others In cen’ France 4.59 1 nan free 40.22, 3.75; Nor 0%: Montreal in MONEY RATES York, Mar. ns steady, int offered, juoted on s! h io _wools were 1.—()}—Foreign Great Britain de- Great taly istered Lis 24.57; lew York 31.- re Pe a cA ‘aayere mos. acceptances unchanged, MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS polls, ‘Firet Bank Stock 15 Northwest Banco 12 4 Fisk Rubber 18%. NENT BONDS sre ° Shire 21%. Mar. 31. Treasury 4 Fins fae? Miawest Corp 1th bit Minneapolis, carload iets per barrel ‘in 98 pound |, cotton Fam! un- re Bran. fi Best oo CHICAGO STOCKS INNEAPOLIS: Hoey he Mar. sacks: Hs Glings 28.00-5 Winni: feel Noe't northern 14e%e 9 northern 1 Naas. wheat Re 1.45) te 3 white | Med Mint acapalis, Mar. of nets grain sal da aoe, Sora one jax not qui ra Ne, 4 geliow 130% lo. fo} 1.18% %. Oats, NIPEG S, Mar. 3 No, 3. No, 3 white 88%; No, Mar. 31.—@—8tocks Press) Flour, eendard ‘aid: . 2 northern 71.24%, barley Pee BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by earrgy ‘Miller Co.) . § dark northern, 51 Ibs. . 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. .... 133 Sample Grain: 49 Ibs., 1.30; 48 Ibs., 1.27; 47 Ibs, 1.24; both | 46 Ibs:, 1.21; 45 Ibs., 1.18; 44 Ibs., 1.15; 12; 42 Ibs., 1.09; 41 Ibs., 1.06; 40 Ibs, 1.03; 39 Ibs, 1.00; 38 Ibs., 97; 37 Ne No. 1 hard amber durum No. 1 mixed durum duly | + 1.22 + 118% 1.20 1.16% ree s aon 1.15% 113 13 1.26 AT% ey ee 115 N [Grain = oon we is Low Close 1.43% er 142% 142% 1.20% 1.20% 127% 127% 1.26% 1.24% 124% 1.22% 1.20% 1.21% 1.18% 1.18% 50% 49% MB 44% ie 49% 46% 4% 1.66% ++ 160% 116% 1.146% 1.16 1.00% 1.07% 1.07% 01% 1.02% 99% 1.00% +» 80 » 1250 2.72 12.72 12.62. 12.62 3.02 13.02 1292 1292 313.30 13.30 13.20 13.20 13.25 eee 16.50 soe 16.65 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE ibrespole, Oar 31. ae | May new .. £7 | July new .. Sept. ... - 1.33 - 142 1.83% 1.10% 111% 1.05% 1.06% 48% 226° 224° 132 High : retin 140% ets tae 142% 141% 141% 132 vooe 1.20 18% 81% 61% 110% 1.10% 1.04 AT 2.33) LABS paved «+ 106% % 1.04% 97% ‘% ATH | MY AB 44 4K + 2.23% % 2.23% + 2.23% DULUTH eas Minn, De cume en + 138 - 1.10% Panptharterer CASH GRAIN rca ints Wednesday 24 2 cash wheat and coarse | Cope a year ago, 31 seni 24 compared to 35 grain closing quotations todsy follow: ‘To Arrive 1DNB8 58 Delivered + 157% 1.66% « +-. 150% 1.50% ++ 148% 157% ..0 Ae 1.55% 1.64% .... eree South Dakota Whest « 147% 155% ..0. 8 62 Ibs. ..... 1.46% 1.53% .... 851 + 145% 151% .. « 143% 1.48%»... » 151% 1.54% ...6 ‘ Montana Winter sae 1H we oe os 151% 1.47% 1.49% oe Bes IDHW 1H Wz... 147% 149% 145% 147% 12% awe 1H W.«.. 1.46% 1.47% 1.43% 1.45% Grade of— p 1DHW or 1 HOW.«... 1.42% 1.44% 1.40% 1.42% Minnesota and 1DHW 1H W... 142% 143% 1.40% 141% 2DHW 2H Wz... 1.40% 1.41% 1.38% 1.39% 3 DEW . 148 . 147 » 1.45 - 143 1.66 1.63 158 1.53 10 14 142 8% 49% 146 Barle: ‘Ch cn fo ey. 110 120.06 0 ga. 1.00. 1.08 33 100 + 1.88% 1.39% 1.36% 1.37% Durum 1.62 CREAMERY MEN T0 SEEK ENFORCING OF NEW TRADE. LAWS Northwestern North Dakota to Check Trade Practices and Butter Improvement named Tuesday at a meeting in Mi- not of 30 creamery managers from the Northwest area, creamery organ! zations in the state, includes: J. F. Keenan, Minot representative of the Centralized Oreamerien association: R. H. Murry, Dunseith, of the North Dakota Association of Local Creams eries, and O. N. Jenson, Williston, of bed Co-operative Creameries associ- ation, The creamery managers met at the’ request of William J. Murphy, Bis- marck, state deiry state legislature, The northwest board, it is planned, will operate under a state council, consisting of two members of each of the three creamery groups, a mem- ber of the faculty of the North Da- kota Agricultural college, and a mem- ber of the state dairy commission. Its purpose will be to serve as a uni- fying factor between the creamery groups and state and national dairy boards and to ald in enforcement of the cream laws, it was explained. ‘Members of the state council are to be named at meetings of the creamery groups in the near future, it was an- nounced. INQUEST CALLED IN. MILL CITY. MURDER Jury of Six to Investigate Cir- cumstances of Beauty Operator's Killing Minneapolis, Mar, 31.—()—A jurv pallette vey leona d Cor- At the inquest attempts | will be made to trace the movements of the public investigation in the murder and to allow the public to give its co-operation An aeence ree mys- teries surrounding the case. Detectives continued to investigate all available clues in an effort to trace the murderer, and Mayor Latimer ap- Search Continues for Missing M’Kenzie Man Watford City, ND, D.,, Mar. 31.—()}— Taking up a trail in » deep ravine where a bloodhound apparently lost the scent, scores of searchers includ- ing a detail of COC youths Wednesday combed the rugged country surround ing the farm home of Helmer Dshl, Charlson farmer who mys- tericaniy alssppsered more than two pains Cc. A. *taiter, Bismarck, head of the state bureau of criminal identifica tion, and State's Attorney W. A. Ja- cobsen were directing the new search, aided by sheriffs’ officers. Dahl's two sons, John and Emil, held in jail in McKengle county on assault and battery charges, will have their preliminary hearing next Wed- . They claim no knowledge of their father’s whereabouts. The Illinois conservation depart- ment killed 160,000 crows last winter with dynamite bombs. a A lamb with three forelegs and four shoulders is owned by Miss Pearl Rust of Kremlin, ¢ room Tribune Ad, No, 20189. eee . Household Goods for Sale DAY BED, two oak rockers, some ing bles soins ‘ron 89°3108" ine 3 rug, vacuum cleaner, radiantfire. 204 Ave. B East. electric beke oven, electric range, tric: washing _mangle, Call 310 7th St. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD furnish- for five room bungalow, piano, re miscellaneo:s. 517 Peed oes SB Bone eee No. 2.-.-+. 116% 119% 143% .... NO dovese. 221% 227% one Slaves for As Little As 45c 1936 PACKARD 120 CLUB SEDAN Automobiles for Sale’ USED CAR BARGAINS THIS WEEK (Excellent Condition) ee ee eee 1936 Chevrolet Sedan. $775.00 ins beige cea Cost over $1400.00 new. Can be seen at 1935 ees "Autiow Sedan, THE FLECK MOTOR SATURDAY. 1935 Ford Panel Delivery. WY scot mal er In ede ie ee ee Our Used Car Prices Are Low. 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1933 DeSoto Sedan FLECK MOTOR SALES, INC. 1033. Plymouth Coupe, 1933 Pontiac Coach. 1930 Ford Coach 1929 Plymouth Sedan Salesmen Wanted Help Wanted 1929 Ford Coach WANTED—Intelligent young man be- |WANTED—A-1 piano player two| 1926 Chevrolet Coach tween twenty-five and thirty-five years of age for electrical sales + work, Must be mentally and phy- sically alert and capable of develop- ing himself through study. Prefer man with some college training and| FURNITURE REPAIRING, Recover- ing, reboxing, 11 years’ experience with local concern. Work done very reasonably. Call S, A. Schneider, some. experience in contacting the | public either in sales or other work. This opening provides a real op- portunity with a well established company for right man. Write Tribune Ad. 20229. Gwe. Ss Female Help Wanted Wi : Maid for light housework. Must go home nights. Write Trib- uné Ad. 20137. | WANTED—Girl for general house- work, Board and room and wages. Call 2315. THOROUfHLY competent maid. Call at 303 Hannafin, or phone 1728. GIRL for housework. Phone 428, 212 Third 8t. i Rooms for Rent SLEEPING room in strictly modern house for one gentleman. Reason- ways hot water. Phone 120-R. 503 4th. LARGE well furnished, room. Near bath, Beautyrest mattress, Suit- able for one or two gentlemen. Close in, 412 sth St, Phone 2252. GOMFORTABLE sleeping room with cross-ventilation. Next to bath. Always hot water. Phone,1616, 419 11th St. : NI Y FURNISHED room. $12 without kitchen privileges. No smoking or Also garage. 400 Sth. SLEEPING room, gas heat. Always __hot water, 422'4th Bt. Phone 649. SLEEPING room in modern home. Next to bath. Close in. Cool in summer, 1010 Thayer. LARGE furnished sleeping room on first floor. Adjoining bath. 419 ‘West Bdwy. Call 2083, CLEAN ROOM next to bath. On bus ne; Near high sthool." Gentlemen _Dreferred. 614 Ave. C. NICELY FURNISHED front sleeping room. Hot water always. Suitable for two, closet. 418 2nd St. COMFORTABLE sleeping room. On bus line. Near capitol. Breakfast if desired. Tel, 960-M. 906 7th. COMFORTABLE room. For one or two ladies. Centrally located. Also wardrobe for sale. 404 5th. BRIGHT, CLEAN sleeping room. Closet. Next to bath, $10; $14 for two. Tel. 624, 1008 Ave. C. fe COMFORTABLE sleeping room for | one or two, Next to bath. 213 Ave. A East, Phone 1221-M. large furnished sleeping room. Suitable for two. Also small room. 408 Ist St, Tel. 667-W. NICE quiet room in modern home. Near capitol. Ladies preferred. 822 Ave. E. Phone 768. SLEEPING RQOM. Close to bath. Al- ways hot water. Also electric plate for sale. 120 Ave. A. NICELY furnished sleeping room. Private entrance. Suitable for one or two. 307 10th St. WELL furnished room. Three win- dows, Private lavatory. Good lo- cation, Call 243-W. ONE nights weekly. Will not interfere with regular work. Write Tirbune Ad. 20231. Work Wanted 1941-R. 709 12th St. COMPETENT young married steno- grapher desires part or full time work, 3 years’ exeprience. Good Write Tribune Teferences. 20166, Ad. WANTED—Dressmaking, ‘and remodeling. Wérk prices reasonable, Call nafin St. or phone 111: WILL take in laundry, and repair clothing at reasonable “altering guaranteed, at 418 Hi wash, iron prices, We call for and deliver. Phone 1434. EXPERIENCED girl wants work by day or hour. Will take care chil- dren evenings. Call 1980, EXPERIENCED girls want house- WORK panics by hour or day. Tel. 313.. work by the hour. Phone 1473-LW. 122 Main For 23 years Corwin-Churchill Mote ors’ used cars have been priced right. This firm has a reputation as the ‘best place to buy used cars, CORWIN-CHURCHIU MOTORS, Phone 1° CHEVROLET USED CAR BARGAINS Chevrolet Coach Chrysler “4” Coupe Chevrolet Coach Ford Coach Ohevrolet Coupe Chevrolet Coach Plymouth Coupe Plymouth Coach Chevrolet Coach Ford Coach—radio Plymouth Sedan Chevrolet Del. Town Sedan Chevrolet 1% ton Truck Chevrolet 157 Duals Dodge 157 Duals (15) Other Cars and Trucks We Trade and Give Terms CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. Bismarck, N. Dak. W LOOK YOUR BEST Tip-Top Cleaners 222 South 11th Street TLL sacrifice for cash, 1936 Series 60 Buick convertible coupe, with padio, hot water heater and fender wells, Call 786-J after 5. 1936 FORD V-8 pick-up. Good con- dition, 9,000 miles, I. J. Anderson, 106 Main Ave. Apartments for Rent APRIL 1, Furnished apartment, living room, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath, also locker. Laundry privi- leges. New electric stove, new large electric refrigerator, new kitchen cabinets, water and city heat fur- nished. Fireproof building. Also furniture if desired. Inquire Trib- une Office. gentlemen, 719 5th St. Tel. 1887. MR Personal MATTRESSES MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126. Houses for Rent MODERN 5 room house, modern 6 room house. Both newly decorated. Conveniently located to schools and apitol. Call 117-M. ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE) ew 5 room bungalow for rent. Im- unfurnished apartment. Large liv- ing room with fireplace, large bed- room, kitchen, dinette bath. Good location. 234 ‘W. Thayer. and private Calf 1770 or mediate Dossession, Inquire at 930 10th St. Houses for Sale UNFURNISHED apartment with one or two bedrooms, ground Private entrance. Frigidaire. Pri- vate bath. Available at once. 106 Main Ave. Nicola Apts. floor. FURNISHED APARTMENT. ~ One large room and kitchenette. Heat, water and gas furnished. Laundry privileges, Suitable for one or two. Phone 1720. FIVE ROOM bungalow with fintshed room in basement. All modern house, Six years old. Near schools. Lot 650x150. Price $4,000. Very’ reasonable terms. T. M. Casey and © Son. modern bungalow with basement COMPLETELY furnished 5 room apartment. Excellent location.’ Party leaving town. Write Tribune Ad. 20198, DESIRABLE unfurnished apartment in new apartment building. Large bedroom. Heated garage if desired. Available Apr. 5th. Close in. Call 2188-J. FOUR ROOM apartment bath, all furnished. nished. Phone 2026. 3: 1102 Thayer. Also three room apartment, unfur- with private 18 9th. NEW modern 5-room house with din- ette, basement apartment and gar- age. Phone 1518-3 or call at 622 12th St. MY BEAUTIFUL HOME. Will take % of land as part payment. Phone 2332-W, Miscellaneous for Sale _|USED MACHINERY. Wagon, 2 har- MODERN FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment, private bath. Gas and heat furnished. Laundry privileges. 802 2nd St. Phone 282-M. rows, engine gang plow, sulky plow, drill, binder, mower, hay rake, disk, and 2 sets of harness. Write Box 610, Bismarck, or tel. 2000. FURNISHED 2 room kitchenette and bath apartment. $30 Everything furnished e: Adults only, Call 689-R. MODERN furnished 2 ment apartment. Gas, and stove. Laundry Close in, Phone 260. POTATOES FOR SALE: Early Onios and Washington Ruseets, also aged per month. .| potatoes, Lowest price in town. xcept ghis.| Prone 1317. 222 Bo, oth Bt. QUALITY Early Bliss Triushph ers, Care r » privileges.|. yfontana. ‘ SLEEPING ROOM. Has two windows. Close to bath. Very close in. Phone 2047-3, 411 Ave. A. a ROOM for single lady in private home. Conveniently located. 419 6th St. Phone 924. LARGE sleeping room for one or two Price 315 Mandan 8t. Phone large sleeping room, Close to bath. Suitable for one or two. 322 9th, LARGE SLEEPING room suitable for One or two. Sail 523 9th or Tel 420. FURNISHED sleeping room. Close in. 218 1st St. Tel. 262-R. ATTENTION Poultry Raisers: We are the only hatchery west of Missouri river operating under North Dakota U. 8. Approved plans. Insist on buying North Dakota U. 8. Ap- proved-Pullorum tested chicks. Price list on request. Handling full line Buckeye poultry equipment. Mandan Electric Hatehery, Mandan, North Dakota. - BUY North Dakota U. 8. Approved- Pullorum Tested baby chicks at rea~ sonable prices. ORDER NOW— ficken Electric Hatchery, Linton, . D. ONE three-room apartment with pri- vate bath, also 2 room apartment. Both on ground floor. nished, 812 Ave. B. Partly fur- APARTMENTS FURNISHED and un- furnished, 5 and 3 rooms, private bath, ground floor, For sale: Buick Sedan, Phone 168. MODERN FURNISHED keeping apartment. Gas heat. Pri- vate entrance. pe 6 for sale. Call 60! NICELY ae “basement sleeping room, Can be used for keeping. 216 Thayer. Ught house- room house light house- Phone 1276. THREE rooms, $28; one single room for light housekeeping, $10. Washing 1014 Broadway. privileges. Olean. NICELY furnished two ment, Mgivane bath and entrance. Electric refrigerator. 709 1st. St. Toom spart- TWO ROOM furnished Close in, $35. Adults only. Phone 1982 days and 872 after 6 p. m. apartment. LARGE 5 room apartment, floor. Private entrance, ‘7th St. Inguire 402 Mandan. Call 1610. Ground COMPLETELY furnished two room t. Private entrance. Call apartment 919 Sth St., after 6 p. m. five room basement near capitol. UNFUR! apartment, garage, Call at 1026 10th St, HATCHING EGGS. White Jersey Giants. Triple A stock. Price $4.00 per hundred. Prepaid. Ben Orne, URN EEE oreo rooms $9 for sigh Boe hhouse- keeping. 436-3. a0 2 ‘nd BF. oe FOUR room and bath apartment in Adults only. 1018 7th new home. Wanted to Buy 8t. Phone 728. ‘WANTED—Cattle, horses, sheep, ma-| FOUR room and bath upstairs apart- , tractors, for cash or trade} ment. All modern. hay, ground sweet clover. C, M.| Phone 552-J. Nordlum, Crookston, Minn. room unfi WANTED AT ONCE: Used Tap for} at 119 3rd St. re. Write Alex Krywcki, Wil-| Kelly's Cafe. ton, N. D. LARGE 2 room well furnished base- WANTED—300 ‘bred ewes. ae) ment apartment. $20. prices. Gaines Ranch, Sanger,N.D.) 515 and St. —SS— SS | FURNISHED Hay for Sale Rental $1650. F GROUND SWEET CLOVER hay.|_ oh St. Real feed. Try Carload. F. O. B. Crookston, $9.00 ton. Barley oats straw $5.00. C. M. Nordlum, Crooks- ton, Minn. it FURNISHED apartmen' Adults only. Inquire et 616 7th St. ‘apartment. Rose Apts. 215 3rd St. Phone 852. lurnished See Mr. Kelly at room apartment For two adults. 618 1517 Bowen. apartment Adults only. it. at 62¢ 7th St. HAY FOR SALE on track. See W.E.| APARTMENT tor rent Weldy; Dakota Maid Warehouse. a Court. Tel. 796, “me TOOLS and garage equipment. Also Phone. garage building for rent. 1764-W. 1921 Main. A.C. Garage. Terms. Write W. E. Lohman, Post Office Box 444, Bismarck, N. Dak. NEW truck pump eee eae 4 slicer. Toledo scale, meat Ksiazyk, Belfield, N. Dak. Tribune Rates Are LOW icheenttiog she ot Some oes are figured om 15- ord basis. Fes ioessiien’ (par eed) consecutive ee wee igs word) ve au 1 words SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS, Easy