The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1937, Page 7

\ STOK PRICES PICK UP STRENGTH WITH WHOLE LIST um Considerable Short Covering Is Noted; Think Market Was Over-Sold New York, Apr. 27.—(?)—Stocks re- gained balance in Tuesday’s market and numerous issues retrieved frac- tions to around 3 points of severe lgsses suffered in the previous session. Brokers attributed the comeback mainly to the belief the list had been oversold . Considerable short covering was noted in most boardrooms and buying for a quick-turn aided the recovery. ‘The pace was sufficiently speedy at the opening to put the ticker tape behind for a time. Activity, however, slowed later and extreme gains were cut down in many instances before the close. ‘Steels pointed the way to the re- covery route in the early implements and specialties. Transfers were in the neighbor- hood of 1,400,000 shares. | Livestock 80. ST. PAUL South St. Paul, Apr. 27.—(AP—U. 8 D, A—Cattle reel slightly more active, generally about steady; me- dium to good /steers 850 to 11.00; some held well above 11.00; few head heifers 8.90 to 10.00; medium to good beef cows’ 6.25 to 7.50; low cutters and cutters 3.75 to 5.25; bulls steady to strong; medium to good heavy- weights 5.75 to 6.50; stockers mostly steady. Calves 3,000; good and choice 8.00 to 9.50; few selects ue logs 6000; mostly steady to 15 hae than Monday’s average; 190- 300 Ibs. 9.85-10.00; top 10.05, very sparingly; 160-190 Ibs. mostly 9.50-85; 120-150 Ibs. 8.60-9.35; good sows 9.50- 9.65; mostly 9.60 down; average cost Monday 9.80; weight 223 Ibs. Sheep 200; less than 50 head on sale any: all classea about gteady; odd head good wooled lambr 11.50; common ana medium 9.50-11.00; wooled ewes Bigg down, light but, 4é6- Dairy cattle, supply mand slow; about steady; strictly good spring cows quoted up to 90.00; most sales around 55.00-75.00 for me- dium to good grades, CHICAGO \hicago, Apr. 27.—}—(U. 8. D. A.) —Hogs 14,000, including 3,500. direct; early market. steady to 10 higher; later mostly steady Ad strong with Monday’s average; bulk good and choice 200-300 1b.,.10,10-30; top. 10.35; comparable 140-: “190 Ib., | 9.50-10,15; most packing sows 9.! Bad Cattle 8,000, calves 3,000; ; fed steers and yearlings fully, dy following fairly active close late Monday; kill- ing quality less ‘Gestrable than Mon- day although several loads strictly good choice and prime light and med- ium weight steers here; some held around 17.00; best early 14.25; most sales 9.75-11. ‘50 several loads Cana- dians Monday 10.00-12.25, th: cat- tle scaling 1,000-1,200 Ib. e stock largely steady; cows cae ain but several loads good and choice heifers here; best heifers early 11.00; bulls strong to 10 higher: weighty sausage offerings up to 7.15; choice vealers Ae others tending lower; selects Sheep 6,000, including 1,400 direct; fat lambs’ opening slow; indications around steady; load merely good lambs: sold early 12.00; others held upward to 12.50 and above; nothing done on clipped lambs; spring lambs and sheep about steady; few wooled ewes 6.00- 50; spring lambs 13.00-50. sIoUux cITY Sioux City, Apr. 27,—(%)—( A.)—Cattle 1800: calves 50, Sla steers and yearlings largely fir heifers fully steady; she stock un- even, mostly little changed; stockers and ‘feeders scarce, strong; carlots good long yearlings up to 11.25; few food medium weight beeves. 11.75: Prime absent and quoted well above liberal share grain fds ay choles 450 fh, heifers 11-25; b ef cows 5.75-7.50; cutter grades mainly 4.00-5.25; few packages g00 light stock steers 7.00-85; current stocker and feed, cattle quotations: Steers, 550-800 Ibs. good and choice 50-9.25; common and medium 5.00- 00-1050 1b, good and choice 7.00- common and medium Reps folfers mood, and. shelse Sometontand_medium. 418-600, cows good 4,75-5.25; common and medium 3.75-4.75; calves (steer) good and 0-9.00; common and medium a AM packer top 9.90 35-755 ie hi wn; f¢ pigs eep 500; fat lambs Openinl load fed wooled Wyomings 12.50; clip- pers unsold; other classes scarce. DULUTH CASH GRAIN %; 58 Ibs, 1.37% -1. No. 5, 52 1.23% -1.39% 36%. 1 northern 1.35%- Las. hard winter, 34% No. 1 “Mixed Malte dis- counted 3-5 below ard ambers, Barley: caiting 80-110; feed 64 -76%. CHICAGO POTA’ Chicago, Apr. 27. bie Nea 8. D. A) —Potatoes, 49, on ace a) total U. S. shipments 430; old stock, supplies light, for Idaho Ru: demand. fair, market steady wit! rm undertone montharny stock, de- mark 0 et. Durban No. 2, 2.4 on best stock. mand light, Idaho Ru Bok U. 1, s*%, 2.25; Wisconsin round whites, U.'s. few sales 1.80-90; U. 8, commen 1.70-75, U, 8, No. 2, 1.00-10. New stoc 4.) of carlot grain [New York Stocks esis Peteen Ape m7. Adams Exp 17% Lo Lorillard (P) 22% Jun 13 | Mack Trks 51% ae a Mar Fisk 4% MoKes & R 13% reap 100% MoeKs R pfd 45% AmCrySug 27%! Miam! Cop 16% AmH&L 8%| Mid-Con Pet 30% Am Inter 14% Midiand Stl 41% Am Loco 45%} MinnHoney 103% Am Meta! 49 | Minn Mol 13% Am Pow Lt 10%| Mont Ward 55% Am Rad = 22% | Mur Corp 14% Am Rol Mil 35%| Nash Mtrs 20% Am 8 Ref 8 | Nat Biscuit 26% Am Stl FP 53% | NatCsh Reg 31 Am Sug pfd 47%] Nat Dy Prod 23% AmT&T 16%] Nat Distil 31% Am Tob B 8l | NatPr&it 10% Am W Wks 19%] Nat Stel 94 Am Wool pfd 65 | Nat Tea 9% Anaconda 52%/N Y Cent 46% Arm Tl ll |NoAmAvia 12% AsDryG 17%|No Amer 25% ATSP 8 |NoPacific 31% Atl Ref 31. | Ohio Ol 20% Avis Corp 7%] Oliver Farm 65 Balt&Ohio 34 | Otis Elev 36 Barnedall 29% | Pac G & El 30% Bendix 21% | Packard 9% Beth Stl 8% | Param Pict 22% Boeing Air 37 | Park tUah 4% Borden 24%| Pathe Film 7% Briggs Mfg 46%|Penney J C 98% Suid Wi 2 Fenn RR 4 Mch elp Dodg 48% But Cop & 2 5% (Phil Morris 75 Can Pac 13 | Phillips Pet 54% Case (JI) 155 |Pills Flour 29 Soe 88% | Pro‘ & Gam 60% 35% )Pu Sve NJ 43 Cer D Pasco 68% 50% Ches&O 58 |Pure Oil 20 ChigNW 4% /purity Bak 17% Chi Gt W 2% | Radio 9% Chi Gt W Pf 13%'R gO 8% CMStP_ § 2%/Rem Rand 2% CMS8tPPf 5%|Reo Motor 6% CRI&P 2% |Rep Stl 39% Chr9sier 114 |Rey Tob B 50K Col-Palm 21% sche Distill 44 OolG El 13%!Seabd Of 36. Com Solv 15% |Sears-Roe 88 Com & Sou 2% |Servel 28 Gon Edis = 38%|Shell Un 28% Sai‘Gue ule, t 53% Cont Mot 2% gow Ves 18h Cont Oil Del 43% |50 ‘pac 5% Corn Prod . 59% 180 py 37% Greamwh 3 |goRy Pt 40% y Sperry Cor 18% Cub Am Sug 10% /gtq Brands 13% Gut Wee, fk led Gam Std Oil Cal 43% Dia Match 82% +9 Ou Ind 44% Done aunes $ [std ON J 65% Dupont 153 |Stew War 18% Stone & Web 23% Fast Kod | 155. | studebaker 16% El Auto Lit 36%) Eitrre Go 25% El Boat 11% | exes Corp 60% Fineoe, 20,,| Tex Gul Sul 37% Gen Elec 524 |TEXPO& O14 Tim Roll B 60% Gen Foods 40% \qrans-Am 14% Gen Mills 4% !qvi-Cont Cor 8% Gen Mtrs 87% | Trusx-Traer 10% Gillette 16 | onion Car. 96% ho 4a Union Pac 133% Gomeyer, | Un Ale co es GN ict! 22, | United Corp 5% GN Ry Pr goy,| United Drug 12% ere 4 | United Fruit 81% es Sug 35%) Un Gas Imp 13% Greyhound 14 | ys ind Al 37 Hec Prod 13%| Ug Pipe 87% | 2 Houd-H B 21% yg R & Imp 12 Hudson Mo 19% |g Rubber 58 Hupp Mot 3% | ug Smelt R 89% Til Cent 31% | US Steel 108 Ind Rayon 43%/ us stl Pf 143% Int Harv- 105% | vanadium In Nick Ca 50 |War Pict 13% Int T & Tel 11%] west Un 62 Johns-Man 129 | westing Air 44% Kennecott 54% | Westing El 138 Groc 22% | White Mot 25% Lib-O-F Gl 65% | Wilson & Co 9% Lig M B 48 97% | Woolworth 30% Loew's | 78 | Wrigley Jr 69% MONEY RATES New York, Apr. 27.—(#}—Call money .| steady; 1 per cent all day. Prime commercia! paper per cent, Time loans steady, 60-90 rath 1%; 4-6 mos. 1% per cent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, Apr. 27.—(@)—Foreign exchange firm; Great Britain demand in cole others in cent Great Bri- tain 4.94%; France 4.44; Italy 5.26%; Germany free 40.22; reg. 19.80; travel 23.75; Norway 24.86; Sweden 25.50; Montreal in New York 100.18%. CURB sTOCKs New York, Apr. 27.—(®)—Curb: American Gen 10%. Cities Service 3%. Elec Bond & Share 19%. Fisk Rubber 14%. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS TERT CRBOU SS Apr. 27.—(@—Stocks close: First Bank Stock 14%. Northwest Banco 11%. ———— GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Apr. 27.—(#)—Govern- ment Bonds: Treasury 4%'s 114.12. CHICAGO STOCKS (By the Associated Press) Miawest Corp 10%. WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Winnipeg, Apr. 27.-(?)—Cash wheat No. 1 northern 1.29%; No. 2 northern %; No, 3 northern 1.23, Oats No. 2 ¢ 56%; No, 3 white 55%. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Apr. 27.—(@)—Range Wheat No, 1 dark northern 1.: . 2 hard amber $ | durum 1.23%, Barley No. 3 malting 1.16-1,.27; No, 2, 1.27. Corn No. 2 yel- 32, Oats No. 3 white 50%. Rye | low 1. . | and flax not quoted, MINNEAPOLIS FLOU! Minneapolis, Apr. | —(—Flour, carload lots, per barrel in 98 pound | cotton sacks mily patents, 20 cents lower, 7.00-7.20; standard patents 25 |lower, 660-680, Shipments 12,123. Pure bran 30.00-50. Standard mid- dlings 35.00-50. ‘Wait,’ Says ‘Voice’ as Faster Grows Weaker Stooping Oak, Tenn., Apr. 27.—(?) —Jackson Whitlow, bedfast now from the revises OC Nha be connie) #6 days without food, has reported a word of encouragement in his “fast suppliés light, démand light, "ma ket | for the lord:” 5) stronger. The “voices” him, said, irium hs U. 8, No. 3, 3. 757 BER eects tea Peek car 2.50: Lou Sinmpte: U. No. 1, 1% inch ae ‘The darkest hour is just before the mum, car 3. dawn.” BOSTON WOOL Boston, Apr. 27.—W)—(U, —Demand for spot aos continued slow in Tuesday's ma: Buyers showed D, A.) wools ket. a little eeeet in occasional lots of new clipped Ohios and similar fleece wools available near the low bids of the range 46 to 48 | cents for % blood combing and 45-46 | centa for quarter blood combing. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN NeneEe ‘4 PF 24. ‘ash wheat 1 re 4 Y. eas Ni mixed i: No. 8 1,33. 1%; No. 3 White, 138-33 sample grade 1,27. Oats No. 1 white 56; slate | yesterday No. 3 Scllow 169%, Barley | 73-87 nom; malting 1.00-30 nom, Tim- | othy seed 4.25-50 cwt.; clWver seed 27.00-33.00 cwt, The “voice,” first he had hear since he said he was called upon to fast, came to him as he told his wife “I can’t stand it very many days longer.” ‘The 45-year-old former | uses ® mouth wash to ease the dry- ness in his throat and drinks “quite a lot” of water, he said. NORDQUIST IN CHARGE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1987 jocks||CORN PRICES JUMP 4 CENTS AS SUPPLY NBARS EXHAUSTION 3: Values Leap Extreme Limit as = Effect of Prouth Finally 31; extra firsts ) | firsts (88-89) 295-304; standards (90 centralized carlots) 31. PERS 87.735, weal: 21%; cars 21 fivets Iecal 20%: cate 21° celpts 19%; storage packed 22%; storage packed firsts 22%. Poultry, live, 1 car, 35. trucks, steady; hens 5 ib. and less 19; other prices unchanged, NEW YORK | New York, Apr. 27,—(P)}—Live poul-| try, by freight, firm. No quotation: Butter, 16,229, firm. — C higher than extra 33%-3. score) 33: figts (88-91 5 32%; seconds (84-87 scores) 29% centralized (90 score) 3246. Cheese, 269,899, firm Eggs, ‘35,588, weak special ‘packs 23-24 storage packed: firsts 21%; mediums 20% 20%-%; average chec BUTTER AND EGG FU’ lcago, Apr. 27.—()— Bhtter Futures: High Low Close 31% 31% 22% 22 22% 22 24 May Refrigerator Stand- ards, Oct sees 2M | CANNERY STRIKE IN STOCKTON SETTLED 18 Sitdowners in Detroit May Face Charge of Violating Federal Law (By the Associated Press) Settlement of the California can- nery strike and the arrest by federal} agents of 18 sitdowners in a Detroit dispute held the spotlight on Tues- day's labor front. Gov. Frank Merriam announced) complete agreement for settlement of the Stockton, Calif. cannery strike which broke out in bloody rioting last Friday. The peace pact provided for) Tecognition of the cannery workers | . 117% 1.15% oo 118% 1.14% 1.13% » 124% 1.27% 124K - 124% 125 124% « 114% 117% 1.14% - 114% .. 1 107% 1.08% MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN a1 nay Minneapolis, Apr. receipts lesday 25 compared @ year ago. . Minneapolis cash wheat and poaee grain closing quotations today follot Cash Wheat Delivered lhy DNS 60 +. 141% 154% .... 139% 1.53% . » 137% 152% .. 1.35%" 1.51% ” 132% 1.49% .. 1.29% 147% .... 1.27% 145% 1.25% 1.43% 1.24% 1.41% 1.23% 1.22% » 135% 140% . Montana Winter Wheat + 135% 1.37% 1.33% iS a 3 53 5 133% 1.35% 1.31% 2s #38 1.31% 1.33% 1.20% am Hug PORK O: o = 1.28% 1.30% 1.26% 3 i + 129% 1.31% 127% + 1.27% 1.29% 1.25% « 126% 1.28%, 1.24% Durum 1 amber hd 60 Ibs. oo =-g = aeeace MOMS Me ms Mo Mt 2292956 <3 8:8: g! » 1.22 1.25 1:20 2 amber hd. 59 Ibs... 2 amber hd 58 Ibs.... 1.19 1.23 3 amber hd 57 Ibs... 117 1.21 oe Jed hd 115 ee as bargaining agent. The 18 persons under arrest in De-| troit may be charged with violating| the federal narcotics laws. They, were seized when police forced 250! strikers out of the Parke, Davis &! Co, plant. Government agents stepped in| when the men barricaded themselves in the narcotic department and used a firehose on police. Ralph H. Oyler,| district chief of the U. S. bureau of) narcotics, said if any supplies were | missing from the department he| would place the matter in the hands | of District Attorney John C. Lehr. At Madison, Wis., Gov. Philip La-| Follette summoned labor leaders to a| conference to outline enforcement of | the state’s new labor relations law. John L, Lewis’ CIO and William | Green's American Federation of La-/ bor launched aggressive campaigns) among workers in the southern textile | industries, A. Steve Nance, CIO leader, anonunced at Atlanta that his drive was nearing full swing in anum- ber of southern cities while George had been authorizedt by President Green to enlarge his staff for the campaign. At Pittsburgh, Federal Judge Nelson tol APE to denied the petition of the) AFL for an injunction restraining) | the New Kinsington, Pa., local of the| Aluminum Workers of America from | ee over its $27,000 treasury to the CIO. Airmail Ship Missing In Brazilian Jungles Caracas, Venezuela, Apr. 27.—()— ‘The airmail plane “Venezolana” still was missing Tuesday in the Brazil- fan border jungle lands. with a crew of three and two Americans, William | Armstrong Perry, a newspaperman, and Frederick Grabb, commercial attache of the United States lega- tion at pieigere Unreported since | Friday, the plane was thought to| Googe, AFL representative said he! reeq 4 eer ‘ha’ 55 Ibs... A hd ar 2.07% 2.12% FAMED PASTOR DIES Minneapolis, Harry Pinneo Dewey, 75, died day at Barbson Park, Fla. He long had been identified prominently with national affairs of the Congreega- tional Church in America. Dr. Dewey the Plymouth became pastor of church in Minneapolis, Oct. 27, He resigned his pastorate in 1935, SIEG 18 MINOT PRO Minot, N. D., Apr. 27.—(P)—Ap- pointment of Harold Sieg, Minneap- olis, as golf pro at the Minot Country club, had been announced Tuesday by T. J. McGrath, president of. the club. Sieg has been pro at the Northwood Country club, St. Paul. He {bave crashed for lack of gasoline. will assume his duties here May 1. | 4-27 [Grain Quotations| CHICAGO RANGE Onicagn, 4 ear 21.) — To Arrive ‘and South Dakota Wheat 1.04% 1.09% 1.03% .... Apr. 27. — (®) — Christian Endeavor Convention Is Set groups will open their annual con- vention in Jamestown with a ban- quet Friday night, the convention to chi 5 Becomes Complete Rev. G. 0. mrompenn Tor . . » Towa Cit 50 «51% 50 nd ge S1ieieenaatiotiat 48% 49% ATH 4 Chis?) SOBEL a ()- enen 43% 45° 43% 45. |dent, will preside. jumps in corn prices late Tuesday 40% 40% 40% 40% took that cereal up 4 cents a bushel, JAMESTOWN FARMEE DIE! the extreme immediate permissible + 1.70% 1.71% 1.70% 1.71%] Jamestown, N. D., Apr. UEC ae limit. 168 “1.69 168 1.69 |W. G. Anderberg, 64, died at his farm Complete exhaustion of Chicago ; ‘i home near here Monday. Survivors supplies of the regular contract grade 1.06% 1.07% 1.06% 1.07% | are his widow and severe) children. of corn was'the spark which set fire 106 1.08 1.05% 108 | Puneral services. will be Thursday to the corn market. The exhaustion 98% 1.00% 98% 1.00% | 9. has been long foreseen as a result of 82% 93% 92% 93% Grouth, but the actual event had an ny RR cheng macie eet cnt ene 6| NOPIER SE EmEEPOOR BOR Vase ‘At the close, corn was 2 to 4 cents Notice is hereby given that on the above Monday's finish, May 127%, 11.57 1140 11.57 | sth day of April, 1937, there. was filed sae ay rami Ge te an ane |e 1187 11.67 1187 | in the office of the City Auditor of july 1.17% to %, wheat 1% yi 12.20 12.00 1220 |the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, May 1.28%, July 1. ie to 1.18%, ‘ @ petition for the vacation of the fol- and oats up % to 1% cen’ oO 12.80 12.10 1230 lowing streets, avenues and alleys, to 15.85 15.75 15.85 Sixth Street between Sweet MILL CITY WHEAT ' FUTURES CLOSE STRONGER 16.37 1630 16.37 A Rerenin ALE Paton Bowen Minneapolis, Apr. 27.—(?)—Winni- a Avenue and the south line of Cof- peg strength and & sharp rally in the MINNEAPOLIS RANGE fin's Addition corn market gave wheat futures here n Avenue between Fourth strength near the close Tuesday and| Minneapolis, Apr. 27.—(P)— @trest and Berenth Street final prices were considerably high-| Wheat— Open see Low Ingals Avenue between Sixth May ....... 1.30% 1.32% 130% ak Street and Eighth Street May wheat closed 2% higher at any, ‘5 » 125% 1.26% 1.25% 126% Indiana Avenue between Sixth ee ay BR! at 1.26% and Sept. Sept. 1. 119% 119% 1.18% 119%| Street and Eighth Street Flax futures were lower due to con- batting Barley— Strect thd Bight street mag tinued liquidation and indifference|MAay ........csss seeee sores 120 The alley running north of crushers, May flax closed 1% low- j south in Block 6h, Original Plat. Shae S045 (Saly” Ha loweriat 2.05) end iy 12% 1 12% The alley running north and Coarse grain closed “higher. May 4% 646A OTS itey running: nerthe end oats closed 1% higher at 47%, and south in Block 11, Original Plats July 1 up at 42%. May rye closed 1% 1.02% 1.01% 1.02% | that the object of wvacating said al- Pigher at. 1.08%, July 1% higher at 95%. 94% 95% as set forth in sald petition, is % and Sept. 24% up at 89%. . that said streets, avenues and alleys lay feed barley closed 2% up at 80% 88% 89% | are of no value for public use; that the 72%, and July 2% higherat 64%. May said petition will be heard-and con- ae ing barley closed unchanged at| nga) 41% 46% 41% midered by the Board of City Commis- Cash wheat undertone was firm. AB AIH AI | Mold’ on the Trin day of Sey IGT Oe Demand was good. Winter offer- the hour of 8:00 P, M. and that at such Aa rere light. Durum demand was peri ciao ae time the pain board will hear testi- Y Y x Y mony and evidence of any persons who Cash in steady t a demand, Oats demand was slower. 2.08 208 207% 2.07% |EaId petition or the denlaltnerent, Rye demand was good, Barley de- ————_—_ Dated this 13th day of April, 1937, Piette wefe uch aad FS | muah, AOLOEH, RANGE hance oe uluth, Minn., Apr. ia Zit Lob crusher demand, 9|, Durum— Sper ‘Hise ge Produce Markets i 119% 120% 1.19% 120, | stare Fon NORTH DAKOTA, COUN- (ee Fe eee kee aan ade EIGi CHICAGO 02 JUDICIAL aes Gly IT Chicago, Apr. 27.-(—Egg prices aeons The Federal Land Bank of Saint tended lower again Tuesday while! seeee 9556 | Paul, a body corporate, aaa) higher. Poultry showed Plaintiff, no cl woe 2.08 Butters 11,231, firm; cre: - 4 Jacob = clals (98 scores 314-32; extras. 208 | tari, Bantterl tng Bantiart and «90- 30% -3 . 207 |Mrs. Fred Banttarl, his wife; the State of North Dakota, doing bus- iness as Hail Insurance Depart- ment; and The Wing National Farm Loan Association, a cor- to 65) poration, Defendants. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOM TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE- FEND You are Shareuy summoned to an- swer the Complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in and for sald County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, and to serve a copy of your Answer upon the subscriber within thirty days after the service «++ |of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your fallure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Complaint, This action relates to the fore- closure of a Mortgage upon the fol- lowing described ‘real estate in the County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter the Northeast Quarter (SW%NE\%) and the Southeast anetrer of the North- west Quarter SEYNW%) and the West Half of the Northwest Quarter (W%NW) of Section Twelve (12) In Township One Hundred Papa -two (142) North of Range Seventy-six (76) West Dated this 14th day of April, A. D. 1937 at Ae North Dakota, EO. F, SHAFER, Rueruey. for Plaintif?, Residence and Post Office Ad- dress: Bismarck, North Da- kota. 4-20-27 5-4-11. ot 1.35% aaa through Saturday and Sun- |- Female Help Wanted WANTED—Lady to sell something new in wall cleaners. Write Trib- une Ad. 20695. WANTED—Priest’s housekeeper. Give ‘age, particulars. Write Tribune Ad. 20708. Work Wanted warEy: Work take care of lawn, gardening, Reliable young man, Donald Rhodes, Phone 436-J. 720 2nd. St. ‘af FOR REPAIRING or recovering fur- niture. Call Schneider, 709 12th. North or phone 1941-R. Prices very reasonable. HAVE your watch cleaned and re- paired. At special price. Call 318 Mandan S8t., after 6 o'clock. 4 EXPERIENCED girl wants work by day or hour. Also beautiful room for rent. Call 1980. SPECIAL One week only,’ first class piano tuning. $3. Write Tribune Ad, 20638. GARDEN plowing done. -Satisfaction teed. Frank Welch. Phone WANTED—Plowing gardens at rea- sonable prices. Phone 397. PART time work wanted. 163 Ask for Edna. Houses for Rent CHOICE HOME near capitol and high school. Three bedrooms, large living room, sun room, Venetian blinds. .A-1 condition, No small children, Available Jung Ist. Write Tribune Ad. 20652. MODERN six room house. Apart- ment, three rooms, $13. Plano. For Sale: Gas range and buffet. Phone -905. Phone IMMEDIATE Possessit Free Car CAR in good m, will be given ote at Fleck’s new used car lo Saturday, May Ist, at 7:30 p. m. Call at our lot for complete ation, If you have alr d our lot, you may be one to receive the car. Buy at Fleck’s Used Car Lot 610. Broadway where the pricex are cut to the bone. for Personal “THE HAT BOX”—E. L, Maxwell, factory-trained hatter. New hats made to order. Hats cleaned and re-blocked. Broadway at Front, Fargo, N. Dak. _Apartmen{s for Rent Furnished apartment, living 1, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath, also locker. Laundry privileges. New electric stove, new large electric refrigera- tor, new kitchen cabinets, water and city heat furnished. Fireproof building. Inquire Tribune Office. Best of Available Apart- ments In the WANT-ADS USED CAR BARGAINS 1936 Lafayette Sedan A- ition » 535 375 best place to buy used cara, CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, Im. 122 Main Phone 700 Good body, extra heavy tires. Good mechanical condition. Inquire or write Ad. No. 20705, c-o ep ‘Tribune. 2|PLYMOUTH DELUXE Fondor 1935 Sedan. Bargain. Time payments if desired. Bismarck Finance Corpor- _ation, 305% Bdwy, Bismarck. CHEVROLET coupe, ‘30. Wire wheels, original finish, like new. Good tires. Radio, heater. Phone 601. NEW unfurnished all moglern apart- ment. Living room, bedroom, closets, kitchen, bath. Gas and water furnished. Electric refriger- ator. Laundry privileges. Davis Apts. 321 Mandan St, IMMEDIATE possession, unfurnished apartment, living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath. 114 4th St, Above Woodmansee Stationery, ap- ply Woodmansee Stationery. FIVE room house, adults only Hot air furnace. For information call mornings at 416 3rd St., or phone 455. FURNISHED bungalow for summer months, Available May 1 or 15. Write Tribune Ad. 20721. FIVE ROOM and six room modern houses, Tel, 117-M. SMALL house, south side. 113 1st St. Close “in. Houses for Sale SEVEN room modern house, also 5 room and 4 room modern houses. These houses well located. Near school and good buy. _ested, call 3: id If inter- owner. Nearly new. Available at ‘once. Inquire at 501 10th | Bt. = NEW 5 room bungalow with base- ment apartment. 610 9th St. Call after 7 p.m. Phone 2038. = SEVEN room modern bungalow, near park. Party moving. 1st of June. Write Tribune Ad. 20725. FIVE room modern 2 story dwelling. Newly decorated. On 6th St. Geo. M. Register. Wanted to Rent WANTED—Room Zoom and board or large housekeeping room for lady em- ployed and girl of 6. Write Trib- une Ad. 20724. Household Goods for Sale _ BUFFET, table and chairs, dresser, chiffonier, rugs, oil stove. Priced for quick sale. Call 416 Ave. A _ West afternoons. chine, $25, Phone 1236, 414 rd St. Rooms for Rent 1.33% [STATE OF NORTH DA DAKOTA, COUN- IN DISTRICT COURT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul, a body corporate, Plaintiff, Oscar Jupman,” “ain le; the State of North Dakota, doing business as Hail Insurance Department; and The Wilton National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, Defendants. ett aoe OF NORTH DAKOTA THE ABOVE NAMED DE- FENDA ANTS You are hereby summoned to an- swer the Complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in and for sald County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, and to serve a copy of your Answer upon the subscriber within thirty days after the service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service, and in of ae failure to appear or judgment will be taken against by default for the relief demanded. tn the Complaint. This action relates to the fore- closure of a Mortgage upon the fol- lowing described real estate inthe County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Thirteen (13) and the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Twenty-four (24), Town- ship One Hundred Forty-two (142) North, of Range Bighty-one (81) vot ‘of the Fifth Principal Meri- Dated this 15th day of April, A. D. 1937 at Plemarcky Ni pent hone a. Attorney for Piatntite, Residence and Post Office Ad- Bismarck, North Da- 131% 1.28% 1.30% 1.27% 1.26% 1.22 Reine dress: kota, Dans ‘OF NORTH DAKOTA, < COUN- 'Y OF GRAND FORKS, 88, nw COUNTY COURT. IN THE MATTER Sac aS ESTATE OF BENT E, EID, NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Elmer 8. Eid, Adminis- trator of the estate of Bent E. Eid, deceased, to the creditors of and ali Persons ‘having claims against sald deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of thi tice to George 1 torney of Burleigh County, Si North Dakota at the City of Bismarck *|in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, the resident agent for the undersigned Elmer 8, Eid, ministrator, of ‘said estate, OF iG. the Judge of the County Court of Bur- leigh County, State of North Dakota at his office in the Court House in the City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota. You “are || hereby further notified that Honor- able I..C. Davies, Judge of the Coun- ty Court’ “within and for the County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota has fixed the 9th day of November, A, D. 1937 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of that day at the Court Rooms of said Court in the Court House in the City of Bismarck, Coun- ty of Burleigh and State of North Fd 1907. ‘April,| Daketa as the time and place for aring and adjusting claims ainst the estate of the said Bent E. 1d, deceased, which have been ‘duly and regularly presented as hereinbe- fore pee rovided. d this 20th. cai 4 of April, 1937. ELMER EID, Administrator of the es- tate net Bent E. Eid, de- cease W. B. Arnold, Attorney for AO RS ER TOF. Grand Forks, North Dakota. First pap itea tion April a 1937. COMFORTABLY furnished base- ment room, spitable for two girls. For Sale: % size bed, rug, lounge chair, and radio. Phone 1522-LJ. BEAUTIFULLY furnished sleeping room. One or two gentlemen. Al- ways hot water. 2% blocks G. P. Phone 120-R. 503 - 4th St. NICE large sleeping room, nicely fur- nished. Near bath. Suitable for two. 6148thSt. SLEEPING or light housekeeping room for rent. Private entrance. Call 1749-W. FURNISHED apartment, FURNISH! TWO IN RUE Apartment, one 2-room fur- nished all modern apartment, pri- vate bath and entrance. Laundry privileges. Adults only. Call 711 Ave. A or phone 1499-W. rooms and bath, large closets, innerspring mat- tress, electric refrigerator, gas fire- Place and range with gas furnished. Laundry. Phone 1849 or 1063, UNFURNISHED APART APARTMENT, Tribune building. Living room, bed room, kitchen, bath. Electric re- frigerator. Call at Tribune office. IGHT housekeeping apartment, also two dwelling houses and grocery store for sale. Reason for selling. old age and poor health, Call 601. @ > by| APARTMENTS for light housekeep- ing ground floor. Three rooms up- stairs, 2 rooms, one single room. Clean, Cheap rent. 1014 Bdwy. FOUR room apartment with private bath. Al furnished, 1102 Thayer. Also 3 room apartment, unfurnish- ed. Call owner at 318 9th St. one room apartment Kitchenette. 106 with private bath. Frigidaire. Available at once. ly Refrigerator. $30. decorated. Close in. Quiet home, Adults only. Phone 1982 or 872. “room furnished apartment. Electrolux refrigerator. Private en-| Adults only. trance. 813 Thayer near high school. Adults only. 618 7th. In- quire 616 7th. room and kitchenette, MODERN furnished 2 room apart- ment. Also one room basement apartment. Close in. Phone 260, Dr. Enge. TWO furnished one room and kitch- enette apartments. Upstairs. Newly decorated. $16 - $18. Phone 1093-W. 404 Sth. TWO room furnished or unfurnished. Clean, modern, near bath. Private entrance. Desirable location. Phone 213: three room and bath apartment, also one room, kitchen- ette and bath. Murphy bed. Phone 1432. THREE rooms and private bath, pri-|~ vate entrance. Newly furnished. Call after 5, 623 8th, rear entrance, NICELY furnished room in modern home for one or two. Next to bath. 414 3rd St. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette. Frigidaire. Laundry. Gas furnished. Custodian, College Bldg. NEWLY decorated room, with board if desired. Ice box for sale. 623 6th St. THREE room furnished or unfur- nished apartment. Private bath. Laundry privileges. 802 2nd St. LARGE sleeping room, suitable for t 222 W. Badw: FU: room closets. 211 2nd St. Phone 1526-W. ROOM, central location, $12. Also garage, $3. 523 8th St. Phone 420. TWO rooms for light housekeeping. Heat, water, lights and gas fur- nished. Call at 801 4th St. ONE room and kitchenette furnished. Gas, water, heat. Suitable for one or two. Adults, 606 3rd. HOUSE trailer, factory built, com- pletely furnished. Good condition. Inquire Coman’s Court. 1934 CHEVROLET coach. Finish inish Uke new. Priced right. Phone 443 or 1063. __ Roommate Wanted TWO girls desire another gitl to snare. Serene: Call after 5. 801 St. ____ Office Equipment TWO used safes. One 60x32 outaide, 47x19 inside, $50; the other, 35x26 outside, 28x19 inside, $25. Corwin- Churchill Motors. 1 Seed and Feed ASST tee oe ee corn, germination, 85%, shell graded in sacks, $2.25 bu.; tpebi seed bar- ley, 80c, fanned 90c bushel. John _ Garnier, Bismarck, Rte. 1. FALCONER seed corn. Clean and sacked, price $2.75. Germination, 85%. Matt Andahl, Bismarck, Star _ Route No. 2. Phone 10-F-5. MINNESOTA 13 Seed corn, home- grown. $2.75 per bushel, graded, Mrs. Earl Pennington, Barney, North Dakota. FOR SALE—1,000 or 1,500 bushels Marquis seed wheat. Write Carl Spitzer, Bismarck, Route 1. HEALTH Is Your Greatest Asset Here is oe f for aches, pains, - of rheuma- our regular $1.50 and JOHN F. CLASS VAPO PATH 206 Main Avenue. Phone 006° BISMARCK, N. D. e call for appointments, Pl ss Ee Pets FOR SALE—Pedigreed Persian cat, one year old, well trained. Call 964 between 9 and 5. —————————— Business Opportunity FOR SALE—Newly decorated cafe. Well equipped. Small rent. Highway No. 10. Write Tribune Ad, 20593. 3 i Mattresses MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt: Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126, Miscellaneous for Sale POTATOES, Cobblers, Red Tramps, Ohios . For seed and table wse, Come and see us before you buy elsewhere. Phone 1317. 222 So. 9th St. 1 POSTCARD size camera with case. Good condition. $5. Pair df heavy dumbbells. $2.50. Call evenings, 406 Sth. FOR BLACK dirt and fertilizer. Call 892-R. Also hauling ashes, etc. WAYNE Visible gasoline pumps. Good condition. Phone 585. cs SLEEPING room in modern home. Board if desired. 322 15th St. FURNISHED: sleeping room, suitable for two. Call at 808 Main St. SLEEPING room, close to bath. Al- ways hot water. 120 Ave. A. ROOM with twin beds. Girls only. _ Kennellys, 825 4th St. LARGE si sleeping roon room, $12. only, 315 Mandan 8t. .|PLEASANT room in modern home. Call at 719 9th St. i NICE clean sleeping room. Close in. 322 9th 8t. . Ladies For Sale or Trade STOCKMEN—ATTENTION. Own & good bull. It will be worth your while to come a long distance to see these bull calves. One two year| registered Aberdeen Angus and two yearling registered shorthorn bulls. All T.B. and Bangs tested, big for their age. Will sell for cash or trade for beef cattle or draft horses. Phone 439, Abe Tolchinsky, Bismarck Live Stock | Station. FOR RENT — Desirable first floor store and basement, 25x90. In Man- dan. Phone Bismarck 443, Patter- son Land Co. CONFERENCES CONTINUE Grafton, N. D., Apr. 27.—(#)—An- | other session, the second of a series, of four Catholic rural life confer-| erices being held in various towns,) will be at Rugby Wednesday, followed by others at Edgeley Friday and Lidgerwood Saturday. The first meet- | ing was completed here Monday night. Airplanes are being used by ornitho- Jogists at Cornell University to study | the habits of birds. The planes in- NEWLY furnished 5 NICELY furnished 2 room apart- ment for rent. Next to bath. 211 East Rosser. ‘Adults cay: Ready May ist. Phone 107. NICELY furnished 3 room apart- “ment to adults only. 604 Third St., side door. TWO rooms and private bath, fur- nished.. No small children. Call 610 6th St. FURNISHED or unfurnished 3 rooms, kitchenette and bath. 908 2nd St. MODERN apartment for rent. Call 711 Thayer Ave . Phone 2180. ONE room furnished apartment. Call at 1002 4th St. Adults only. |BASEMENT APARTM FURNISHED apartment. ENT. 3 rooms and bath. Call 618 13th St. TWO apertments, partly furnished. 308 13th St. Phone 878, Rose Apts. 215 3rd St. Phone 852 Poultry ATTENTION—Insist on North Da- kota U. 8. Approved Pullorum test- ed Exhibition quality chicks. Have baby capons, pullets, cockerels, started chicks and turkey poults. Price list on request. Mandan Electric Hatchery. Lost and Found tercept the birds at various heights and record their flying speed. LOST—Two gate ends from green truck stake rack with yellow let- terings. Saturday, April 24, be- tween Menoken and _ Bismarck. Phone 334, Bismarck Hide and Fur Front Ave. ‘Lady's brown leather purse. On Highway between Sterling and Bismarck, Return to Tribune of- fice. Reward. |REWARD for return of Real Silk sales kit, traveling bag lost last week. Phone 1569-W. Tribune Rates Are LOW 1 zitiiofé 22 at TE