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ismarck. NTD. PUBLIC WILL8ELL AT AUCTION AT ADAM* • • • ••.,. »••*•<• • -*'• * '* • •

iiO-3. W. ROSS * SON

ij. ,ti ••a _ 4. Architects. ^ Third A Dwtm. Grand Forks.

N. D.. Oct.' It.' IMi)' Vitfelaeki two largeet Improved flrtha' in Walsh County, subdivided to suit purchasers, vis; j i- * , j

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ha: ARPJJ? E WIN8LOW, ARCHITECT 8f7Wldlund .Bids, Grand Forks.

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Hi J. EDWARDS, ARCHITECT

western Block. Tel. 216-LN. W. - _ _ 8T BJURI 4?R Trl-B*ate.

ARCHITECT. atlirtn'al BK. Bids.

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW IiSJBr. U*W' -

Iib.--.-. Suite 104 4th Floor.

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0JBT THAT EXPERT AUOTÔNE^, Frank Hyland, Devils Ltke,'N. Dak.,

North ft

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$81.50 180.00

% 4 1M 6S StS.S7M6.00 ....88 167 (9 S2D $28.60

.24 18« 68 1«0 >28.00

.84 167 68 320 827.80

. 4 168 69 349.67 227,90 SO 167 67 180 .186.00

.......88 It and

166 .M $S« 117 69 180 166 67 810 157 62 180 167 68 180 167 68 180

~ 68 180 69 180

.23 167

$26.00 $26.10

I26.M ""••80

r.oo , J.00 121.60 |io:«o

to eondnct your safe.

AUTOS & fyTCYCLES

67 180 68 180 68 180

60

40 --$11.00

* -• » • • • « *

2 « J. , s AUTO®. FORSALE. • lBulck 6 Pass, touring cax. .$800 • * * ~ " * ~ " ' ' 126 • ! 1 Bulck, 6 Pub. touring: car... * 1 Velje Self-starter, 5 Pats, tour-• ing oar ....600 * 1 Franklin 6 Pass, touring car.. 300 * * 1 Excelsior motorcycle.. "" "

Bee these If you want a snap. - , DAKOTA AUTO CO. * Grand Forks North'Dakota

M4 g'^gi

jo. It? NWi, ......28 167 8W. W of BE. , _

U- .... ..... ..28 l(f« 68 __ Terms cash; or one-ftfth cash, balance

on or before in 10 annual payment's; 6« Interest.-

Railway fare credited purchasers. Minimum price is lowest bid that will

he entertain#* and Is from $10.00 to $30.00 an acre . less than surrounding similar land Is held at.

Land is nearly all under cultivation. Soil deep, black loam; clay subsoil,

fall!

TWO

SENT

Thl» money was

Dally Herald, the' beat and selling WBat tnfs boy d

Write me right now for particulate CIRCULATION MANAGER.

GRAND FORIPS DAII.T HERALD ; ORAND FORKS, N. D. :

HOW frtrCH D^ .t'OU EARN? WE OF-for you an opportunity to earn $100 to $600 monthly; we teach you how; no capital' required; sell orroceriea, paints; oils and stock foods at wholes sale prices; ret your share of the pr»

W • Crop ilurea unknown.

••iV* *••••• »,«.

Good dwelling: houses, barns, granges. fences, wells, shade, groves, Telephones, dajly rural mall, near

"5, HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF sllKl)tlj|r. used and second-hand cars. Cpitte' ln and look them over. Sims Ajito Co. .

FOR SALE—1-912 FRANKLIN 5-PA8-senger 4 door car; $860.00. Inquire W.

Andrews, Columbia Hotel.

. . _ ..T SECOND HAND to $«$0-#lll buy. A. W. Mnel-|i .

ler Hotel . Frederick.

& BUSINESS CHANCES

jR SALE—FEED KILL AND STORE; good residence; also wood business in connection, in SMtarn Montana; only mill In oduntyiJiSat town of 1600; good reason for selmig; a snap; , do not answer unless' you mean business. Ad-dress 718' Herald.

FOR SALE—104 COMBINED SHARES Northwestern Association, and; NorOi-ern Fire and Marine Ins. Co.; cheap for caah; must M sold; need the money. Address 721 Herald.

0OOD OPENING FOR MAN AND WIFE with $126 to run only hotel; two months free rent for painting, etc.

, Write or r eam Penn State Bank, Penn, , N. Dak.

WANTED TP RUT—CONFECTIONERT with pool ro&tt In connection. State full partlcuWa vto first letter. -Ad-

: dress 718 ,Herald. FOR RENT'

hotel; ci IjljmEt

Canadian Immigration; HOMeSTEADsT

railways, schoolsn churehes, creameries, etc. Good graded roads.

You buy as cheap as homesteadlng Improvements consider. Crops heretofore have soon paid for the land1 and will do so again.

Must sell. Owners actively engaged in business only reason ' for - selling. Prospective buyers shown land any day before sale.

Short space prevents giving detaila. Write owners,

C P. LORD * a. W. YOUNG, Park River, N. Dak.

J. J. Kohnen, Auctioneer.

WISCONSIN HAS TWICE TAKEN first awards on alfalfa at national contests; cheap land grew It; let us give you further information. Wisconsin Advancement Asa'n., 1666 First National Bank Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.

FOR SALE—30 ACRE FARM, 2 MILES from town on the river; good build-, ings. Address Box 166 East Grand Forks.

FOR 8 ALE—CHICKEN RANCH OR truck farming; good place for a re-tlred farmer, on Strong Ave. T-S 74$.

FOR SALE—KIMBLE FARM, PARTLY in city limits. Inquire Mrs. Andrew Kimble. -Minnesota Point.

TEN REAL LIVE MEN WANTED TO' solicit subscriptions for The- Or*nfl Forks pally Herald, North Dakota's Sfreatest tfcwspaper. BLr money earn* ed. Write tor. proposition. References required. Address Circulation Manager, Grated FoHu Daily Herald. Grant Forks,: N. D.

WANTED—RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS; $76.00 month'; Grand FoMki • eXarttlna^ tlons comlnar; sample questions free. Writs immediately, Franklin-Institute, Dept. 300 H. Rochester, N. Y.

WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN OVER " ~ " travel with

at room 216, Geo. Hennessey.

iwv X VUiiUr 18 years of ace, to manager and salfclt. Call Frederick hotel. Call for <

WANTED—FIRST CLA8S COAT MAK-er; must be temperate. Rolf Brolh-ers, Grand FoWcs. N. Dak.

WANTED—FIRST CLAflB BARBER AT once. Write or wire Oliver St. MarUn, Devils Lake, N. D. •

HOU8B8 FOR BJJTIN-~Conttn»eJ. FOR RENT—6-ROOM HOUSE OUT

Fourth Avenue; $10.76. H. Bendeke * Co. \ •

M1SCKLLAJCTOUS .ConltoiKwa. BARN FOR SAMS. Ill* IONE.

FOR RBHTT'T— 8MAtL HOUSE ON Budge Avenus. " M: F; Murphy;

FURNISHES} 3ti tMJWNSTAIBr'<> -FOR rent. 408 C9nMUn>t>. •

[QUSk MODERN'jiXOTPT EDfciLt. |6l Cottonwood.

MONUMENTAL WORKS

MODERN UPSTAIRS. 5 T '

OSTEOPATHS S'ST!

6«00TT0N-

HOUB^S >ND, ROdlfp—n:'' l iui lmd. • • •

CMpgf atff Wo\ 'WST e^ Wolfs.

WHODGI Phonesfi

pNfMMMI

i. Res. 881.

H0USS i0RSAl-|

jpRflt^RR AND,MAY SANDERS. - -B&KJM. ~ vfU-'J —*" — Both ,Phones 641

r;1 -sr.

V J&GilT-ROCM • int avenue; lmme- • h; price and pai-r * uast- W. G. Mil- * |ône 818 either •

• ALL . , way* • house oti^Selt • diate POSSel • tlculars on reque • ler Realty Co; 3

• line.. 7 ':T"; • e • •"-'r-- a. , - e e ' '• •' e!;.el>»"e .*/.*; e:;e-ie,,e.:e-«. •

'i inr apjixXtr. Boen, Photographer, 224 Eouth Third St

PH¥S; ft SUjB^S*

FOR SALBtoSiaaTi ROOM BOUSE.. Modern except heat. Good r«

UW t WOOTAT

FOR SALE OR .RENT—ONE MODERN1

six room l)(miie *64. ons partly. modern six room. kouse.: Call Ch|wt. O. Anderson,; T*$.. 887L,:' ; .f

DR. a. F: BKATRUD

DR. Beare

for sale-t*sb:vbn Room monthly1 paytoentS; 64 ft lot on ' street ft- A; Fladland. -

DBS. BRN A MAR8DEN, , Specialists. '

Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat. 8. A. Bank Bldg. Grand Forks.

KODAK FIfllSHING DR. J. G; ARNEBERO. SPECIALIST

Mr, Eye, Nose and Throat Over Ctpfaa Hall. Grand Forks, N. D.

HAVE YOUR KODAK FmitBttNa done at the-Walker. Studio. 117 N. 3rd.

WE DO developing and pRiNt-lng; loweSt pricel; '|iest service. Cim

DR. A. A. WBSTEKN, SPECIALIST. Ear, Bye, Nose and Throat.

Widluna 31dg.. Grand Forks.

11£J2J££to*e/|M<^JMgd

LIVE STOCK

DR C. 8.' C! oM and

'repahter' wrtacy.

year-old tk«ôt|gh*bred • Short' : Horn bull: milk strain; comes from one <>f th« milk strain families In the Unl^g atat^s-^registered. A. C. Cur-

OB. JOHN D. TAYLOR. Physician and Surgeon;

Office pvfp jrirst National Bank.

ROOMS FOR RENT

wanted - competent carpen-ters. Writ* or phone Nollman A Brye, Grafton, n. d.

SHOEMAKER WANTED. GRAND Forka Shoe Repairing Shop. 416 De-Mers^

WANTED—MAN AND WI.FE TO WORK on the farm the remainder of " the season. Address 712 Daily Herald.

TAILOR WANTED—APPLY MANDEL, the Chicago ladles and gents tailor. 218 South Third.:

FURRIERS. WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COL-lector. Getts Piano House.

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER BY — ... having your furs repstlred and remod- Bros,, East Grand Forks. eled now. Right prices. Mall order —

Jpeelallst^^_JBoro^moJ^Jl^Jôi^hl^

BARBER_ WANTED. MeDONALD id Fo "

WANTED—PAN WASHER. Chef, Fredartcik K<rtel.

APPLY

FREE HOMESTEADS; SETTLERS rates in Canada- W. E. Black, Cana-

jdlw^GovJtjAîrtjHO«nd^2rtti|^N^D

CHIROPODISTS 4PECIALI$FS • pN A£L FOOT TROU-

bles; glvesihstant relief td tH-ed; adh-, Ing feet, limbs, weak ankles. Corns re-f moved. Ivxrowfng .nails; and^bunlons

J : treated. Dr. J. C. Anson, Clifford An-nsx. DeMers Ave., Grand Forks.

CHIROPRACTORS k MRS. N2LLI1 jractor*, -j-L B

Phone N. W. 660;

• - ... 'UsSt-s-A. A., ft MRS. NELLIE G. BAHLKE. Chiropractors, •; . Sprlgga Block.

10; T-ST 487. a. TISDALE, CHIROPRACTIC AND

; Massage. Security Btgck. Grand Fertts. MARGARET E. KEMP, CHIROPRAC-

tor. 12H Semth Fourth Street. ; m. r. AN (tE, .Chiropractor. Rooms 321-822 Scandinavian-American

B«nkMag^BgthsgJ^gfc222i

HELP—FEMALE TEN SMART YOUNG LADIES WANT-

ed to solicit subscriptions' In different localities for The. Grand Forks' Dally Herald, North Dakota's greatest news-

, paper. Bldr money earned. Write, for proposition. References required. Address Circulation Manager, Grand Forks Dally Herald, Grand Forks, N. D.

WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED HOUSE-keeper without children, by a widower with One girl twelve years old, in' a small town. Address 720 Herald.

LADY COMPOSITOR—IF $12.00 PER week is O. K. wire at once; good shoo;

'must have help at Once: hurry 1. Ad-dress News, Hansboro, N. D.

ANY YOUNG WOMAN IN NEED OF A friendly hand will flnd it at the Young Women's Christian Association. 414 H DeMers Ave.

FINISHING CARPENTERS WANTttD, Melby * Standal.

FOR FARM WORK.

WANTE1V-J BAKERS AT HEIST'S AT

HELP—GENERAL.

FOR SALE — $;680 GOOD MONT, breeding ewes; can deliver Immediately. For prica and particular see or write; Rosier • Roberts, Rugby, N. D.

Suite of three rooms, suitable for offices; also one large - room -And 2 rooms, and bath in Improvement block. Phone 104.

FOR SALE — FOUR YORKSI bpars; age $ mps., >18 each, f Duffy. Eiast —

hone fri-Phoiie Trt-State Farm >*«ili, •

Forks, lUnn. East '187;

8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR; housekeeping; Meant heat,-| eleotrlclty. 414 University >•»»

FURNISHED VROt»T ROOM CLOSE IN. Modern: gentleman preferred. Cottonwood. 1806-J' NT W.

jurii 418

THE PLEASANT/ GROVp FARM OF-fers some e*tra,gt»fcregl8tered Shropshire rams ana eweff/tor sale. Robert E. Struts; Holmes, ft D. r.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping on first floor; close, in. Call 1384-J N; W

FOR HALE OR TRADE—ONE FRENCH Perchon stallion; registered; weight 1800; WTen years old. Write Jacob Gaub, Eseland. N. D.

SUITE OF ROOMS; ALt, 'MODERN; first floor: -private entrance; close In. N. W. 728-J;

GOT THAT EXPERT AUCTIOL ^,.. Frank Hyland. Devils Lake, N. Dak., to conduct your sale.

CHOICE DUROC JERSEY BOARS from my prise winning hard. John Kenmlr,: Emerado.

ROOMS FOR RENT IN MODERN house. 284 So- 4th St., East Grand Forks.'

NICE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooma,_all_ modern. _ i«oi University

2 SH3STLAND PONIES FOR SALE. A. MoMahon, 1711 University avenue;

6 MONTH'S OLD FSKAU-' POINTER for sale, riinaitritv7^

FOR No. 6th.

HORSES AT 614

• • • * * BOYS

* • e, • GIRLS

Do you want Xmas Presents? • We •

: : t"sf- ? • luros for * few hourr work hIIIM • ga 9 ovr blff lO oent Xm|y» PA«klkV«. ' • ^Sf2«®w ^

tdSt« FOUNp

Ave. Trl-State 814J. NICE, LARGE MODERN FRONT ROOM

suitable for two; or bed room' and parior. 121 North Fifth..

FOR RENT—LARGE NICELY FUR-nlshed room, all modem. , 984L, N. W.

RObMS IN MODERIf HOUSE; GOOD location on ear line. Phone 641-J w. W.

SUITE OF FUBNISHBD ROOMS FOR Ufht housekeeping. >» Walnut St

ROOMS FOR RENT. 818 COTTON-wood. Phone 708-L N. W.

* Market Quotationa • HI * • • * * * * • 0 WW I MwtaS and _ ruin

Vmw* —

OnM IMa K. D.

Open High Low Close

Open Hlch Low , Close

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Open High Low . Close

ST . . . 1 . 0 6 ...l.«8i ...I.O&I . . . 1 . 0 8 |

JSP*-l.oot 1.021

1.02|

Dul. 1.00 1.02

.981 1.02

! MAT VHEiT. Chi. 1 .08 1.091 I.06J

....1.091

MMift. 1.04 1.0*1* 1.03 1.06|

JULY WHEAT. Chi. Minn.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. May.

..1.091 1-091

KANSAS CITY. Dec. May.

..1.04| 1..068

Dul. 1.04 l.Otii 1.031 1.061

Dul. 1.06

NKW YORK. Dec. May.

1.15 ....

WINNIPKG. Nov. Dec.

.98| .97|

CHICAGO CORN. Deo.

.581-1

.594

.571

.591

May. .69i-l .61 •'691-1 .<1

CHICAGO OATS. Dec.

.371 •5!* .*7J .381

May. .391-J .40 .391 .391

July

July

July

May. .03|

Oct

July

Minneapolis, Oct. IS.—December wheat.2 1-4c higher, May wheat 2 l-8c higher than yesterday's closing quotationa. The wheat mat-ket has been an active one and has covered Considerable ground today- with final transactions at the hich mark of the day and showing good gains for the day. There was a good bulg* early and then a setback later, followed by another swift upturn which carrisd the market over l cent higher than the first high point.

SOUTH ST. PACE* MARKJBT&. South St. PniI, Minn:, Oct.' U<r*

Hog receipts 3,800, steady; rang* $7.90^8.25; bulk $8.1598.20.

Cattle receipts 4.&00, kUlera IS to 26o lower; ateenr $46i9.26; cowa ai>d h»ifenB,$4©«.25; calves $4010.26; stockers and Coeds ttMW> weak, $496.90., dl, • ji,

Sheen receipts 7,800, Steady; lasojbs $4®8.25; wethers $4.76©S.76; $896.26.

OARS RJBCBZIVKD. .. .s-KiSstr.gi; -

Wheat

Wheat Flax .

'Wheat

today. Y6ar. Ako. . ,639 ' 3»l

Ddluth. . „,Xoday. Year Ago.

..w-k... . .'428 • !•'!,-1 256

....... 1 " 38

Today. 'k Ago. Y'r Ago. MM 3?5

EUROPEAN VISIRIiK Wheat—Now 63,672,000; li last

•,000. week

CHICAGO PORK. Oct. Dec, Jan. May-

Open 15.90 18.20 High ...15.60 15.97 18.25 Low 15.00 15.06 17.80 Close ...15.07 15.30 18.00

MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT. Dec.—Puts 991-1-1, calls 1.041.

MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

• Bar 643 Send us-your nanie.'

CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Gtiuid Forks. •

ONE RS2> one fed

'hite face

A' NICE MODERN 1 on; car line. (04

ROOM lnut.

SUITE OF FRONT rooms. 198 Chestnut

No. 1 hard ...... Choice Na. 1 northern .. Choice Choice arlve Regular arrive No. 2 northern .. Choice ........... No. 2 hard Mont . Arrive No. 8 northern ... No. 1 durum 4. Arrive No. 2 durum No". "3' yellow corn Arrive No. 4 corn Other grades No. S white oats Arrive ........... No. 4 white oats .. Barley 51a* Arrive i....i Rye Arrive 1

. . . .$1,101 1.121 1.05.1 @1.09| 1.111 1.091 1.06191.061 1.02191-061 1.081 1.051 1.041

62,248,000; last year 68,100

LIVERPOOL. Spot wheat opening 1-2 to* 2 i-2

higher; corn unchanged to Id higher; oats 1-2 higher compared wlth Mon> day.---'"" ••

DULUTH STOCKS, ^ Wheat increased 412,000.: dnritm

increased. 122,000; ilax Lnoreased' 3,800 bushels in three days. ^ -- -•

BRADSTREETS WORLD'S VISIBLE. Wheat increased 8,673,000 Corn Increase 1.682.000 Oats Increase 641,009

* • • m »"* • • • m

* Grand Porks Bfarlceta * * 0 9 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 m

,971 91.081 1.04191.081 1.01191.0S1

.98191.011

.661® .60ft

.68 . .62 ...

. 68 9 . 86

.8419 .36

.84} .8219 .SSI .48 9 .56

1.87 91.91 1.86 91.88 .96 9 .961 .96 9 .96

• i •. « ..* « * .* « •• • •

wa!ntbd — first class dininq HIDES. FUR AND WOOL room srirl a.t once: 12K.A0 n«r mnnth- ^ RY SHIPPING TOtjR HIDES, WOOL

and furs to Ginsberg Brt>s., Grand

DENTISTS

? .

•• '-rlju-L. EGKMANrDENTfST " Bulte JOl-JO? Wldlund Block

DRESSMAKING MRS. M.' E. MOONEY HA8 RETURNED

from Duluth and has opened up -a dressmaking parlor at 12 Chestnut st. and will be, ;please$ to receive old as well aefene^ patrons. <•'

FtR(BT CLA4S _ rjMBpna£il£ atll4

, G DONE w. a$8«-J

EXCHANGES SALE OR TRADE FOR SOME-

X can UMK.a SS -H. P. Niehols A ,«as triretsr, nearly niw.

rgMon for selling. Address 69r 9 Her-

. . WANTED IN Exchange for equity in half section.

:: S i M i k PURNITUJCE *l'- 1.' »* « ^ >

WE WANT TO BUY 600 STOVES^-Also all kinds of furnitnre and house-

.MMctfOOAh Phone «8« and Ssk for MeKenxie. 187 Sou|h Thlyd St

•«aL Concrete ^ call 7791

room girl at once; $26.00 per month; room and board. Savory Hotel, Ant-ler. N. P.

GIRIi FOR* GENERAL HOUSEWORK; good wages. < Enquire Mrs. I. N. Black.

Hack's Factory, Minnesota Point, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO WORK

on farm all winter; no objections to one1 child. Address 1728 HeraJd.-

GOOD WAGE8 TO EXPERIENCED girl for housework. Mrs. G. B. Kee>' nan, 604 Belmont Ave.

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; two In family; $6.00 per week. 819 No. 6th st.

GOOD OO0K AND SECOND Gil wanted; wilt pay good wages. Lo Box 46, Hatton, N. D.

WANTED—COMPETSiNT^ ' GIRL 'FOR general housework. Mrs. W. Ai Haf-erty, 703 Chestnut.

COMPETENT GIRL. WANTED FOR reneral housework. Mrs. G. A. Ab-Bott, 1168 N. W.

COMPETENT tijtRL FOR housework: / Mrs. L. A. Vernon Avenue.

WANTEp-r-COMPETPBflW-OlRL^, FOR general housework. Mrs. F. F. Stokes, « Reeves Ave.

LADY WAITRESS WANTED 47.60 PER ^ NP'SF Wv »sr-

Tllf6'FlR8T CLASiS'' CHOCOLATE DI pers. Inquire Black's^ Factory, Mi neseta Point. ^

competent g?Rl FOR """"" housework. Mrs. A. V. Hunst No. Bt.

SBDOND OIRL WANTED AT MRS. Me-- Boarding HoHte, lS^North

STRAYED TO MY PLACE* ONE WHITE horse-and a small bay pony; both have halter# on, They are followed by 5. small dog. ; owner may have same

y paying charge, Call Burton Amble, Box 270 Grand Forks:,' .

MODERN ROOMS. 316 DAKOTA AVE. gentlemen preferred. DULUTH CASH CLOSE.

WfcfiL _i HEATED ROOMS—THIRD floor. Herald Bldg. '

""orks, Ni- D., you are assured of getting market prices. Write for tags.

Family European Transient ¥ ™g&®&gS5!S"t

Commercial Headquarters. Rooms 91-00 Up. Recently Improved.

ff OUSJBS FOR RENT

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

For Rent |80—7-room, all modern house, Unlver.

sity Ave.

•so-pT-w^m^bouae, modern tint heat;

$40—7-room house, all modern, new; Third Avenue.

$40—8-room, all modern house. Bo. 6th i. »t.

$26—-8-room house, modern but heat; WaliWt st

.8»-4-r houee, modem 1*ujt heat; No,

$$6—6-room, all modern flat: So. Srd St

-ro^m ilat ; steam hsat; ctt^ water

twew Great Nor,tiiej:n <j«pot and Third «** -worth lira, street -R^rti ' ' for rewart.

FOUND—LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND chain. Owner may have same by NEentlfyfng' ahd psylng for ad. Hans Sandbeek,! New York.Outlet.

?I' FROM WATCH FOB «et' between International iVerslty AvenUe. Return r~reward. ?

FRONT ROOM FOR No. 1 hrad ... 118 Walnut No. 1 northern

No. 2 northern .... Oats, cash Rye Barley No. l durum ....

FURNfgÊD ROOMS FOR RENT—218 *£ ! I ! Nov. durum Disc, durum May durum Flax, cash on track Nov. flax

91.09 1.08 !*••••

MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS. 617 NOV 3rd. '

ROOMS—ALL MODERN. 411 GBR-trade.-

1.0* .33J@ .96

- • .48'9' 1.081 1.011 1.081 1 .02! 1.00 1.081 1.89 1.86b

'Whoa*. No. 1. northern No. 2 northern.......... No. 8, northern No. 4 northern. Rejected ,4>,,. No grade

Snran. No. 1 No. 2 No. 8 No, 4 Rejected

Bartey. C.r_» *-*y.................... D. .-.,. E. F. ...*,ii.,... .... ... ... ..» . , ,

... No, 2 . • a a . No. 8

Oats. No. 8 ...........•.. No. 4 ....

®41 No grade

•••« « ••

.66 Flax.

.28 — J <

.-. .. m— .24

ROOM AND BOARD — - J- - ~ ^

MRS. HURST'S FIRST CLASS BOARD-tnp house. 608 Belmont Ava ISIT K. Ave. atid T

to Herald ,

LOWT—ON MONDAY AFTERNOON IN shopping district, a brown cameo pin. L??Rf^y return to Mrs. F.

toW1—ROtND GOLD BROOCIt SET Smpfete'shijeîop'ln'GrSdVori^'psr^ ' _ . — —

DULUTH FE/AX. Oct Dec. May.

Close 1.88 1.82 1.87b

WINNIPEG diOSE*

SHOE REPAIRING

.with pearls. Return to Herald foe riMrtMrd.: , JmmmJmmi

eel post•___ jrou^WiJtJU

on* way; rejialrlns while Hand basement >14D'Mers.

IS!l'?!fl jlM! tots SAXJtt

iqêjU^-FORSIALB ' — - -

:*AM» OT SfikjoND hah? brfwe lumber wjll be held by thf supervisars of grand Forks town-

Wednesday. Oet 18, at 2:00 0r*t *t: tlM H. c. Richard's

• "nlversiyr; then one a, Peter

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W.; or 449J Tri-i

""JSl ai'ftie . Co4 S08,..Sk>t|th!

FOR!

FURNITURE Itweftern Furniture WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR

$Mm«ral housework; 7*0 io. F»5rqi It

" -v-i,, For Sals. - ' $1,$60—7-room house, University Ave.,

city water, cellar and gas; $76 down and $26 per month.

h0^,<4ty witer, oelUr and sa«i. so ft lo^,- Noi iti| it

X LlbbyT'iriiiS: $i,B0Q--Oulck , mwa . lui^» punter. «|

A SNAP FOR SALR: AVERY THRESH-.outilt. coSnplste;:

WANTED ^FOR,.OENHOUX.

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6FOW »; ha*s,

WIRER RESERVOIR

FARM LAN£&

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—si pa* tfWe, WANTED •^Jli^'KRIl

IM aores.unimprSSied land t . N. W. ^f Tolna, NslscAl. Co., N. , '184%. . .•;.*"*•*? jtfj. •aagK1^W,->Qiri&WWVmF(n ; ;|8^*BS5i!i»fe '** -

i" i..»— •^Tiibj. •• 1 , "li!!.! 1111 '' '».'''Tir . »i . I. ii. i: iii-i" ' n.;r«l i .••rjicn""i.i»inB wtniwan lirn'iriii Ij jQgWB^L ^ÂRT ^ WANTED-8 oiioctowi #QR JI

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: gpod l^catlS ' mar;..:

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farm; $46 ner:t«nonth until .. right party. ^ ^

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SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG «4N biESIRES POSITION is

bookkeeper.,in ottioe-or bank In North Dakota -tewn: three years' eiqterience; now emuoyed in large wholesale hbose. AMress 72l Herald.

1 northern .. 2,northern ... S northern .., 4 northern .. 5 northern _. 8: northern ... Oct oats .... Dec. oats Oct. flax Dec. flax Oct. barley ..

.$1,001 . .99 . .961 . .891 . .841 . .791 . .40 . .881b . 1.64

1.611 II

StORM WINDOWS — WHEN YOU JJsflt your_ storm windows washed.

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PRINTElt MltZSr kotaor Mtiikrpa;

JTEAPY, sc oountry ofl

WANTS OKth.D*.

wsi.ri'ussa. "*• WANTED — .

store; have, and can fu* dress: r

IN DRUG

WANTED — POtttlON AS HOUSE-keeper on tom nsar schoal by widow with two children, 4 and 6 yeara. Ad-drew • Box, 88.-A*d»rt»i •

| .871 SEtiL PENNY MILK NOW.

Cleveland the First City to Offer Pas-: ; ttmrised Prodoet ait Cot Pricn.

(Cleveland Plain Dealer.) The first 1-cent-a-glaas milk depot

between New York and' Chicago was opened July 1 on the grounds of the Council Educational alliance.

By special arrangement with the Belle verhon company the alliance furnishes only pasteurised milk.

Peifeet ctaaatynMS lad sanitary conditions are assured by the use of s«nitarv drinking cups. Officials of the alliance believe the new institution will be a boon to those living in tte poodlaM^ :.*ye*ue contested neighborhood.

YOUK« MAN, BOOC lanced stenogi

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WANTISDtdBUY WANTED TIMOTHY HAYj_OATS,

potatoes, poultry, scrs. Write or jihoae .Webster Bros.. Mcintosh, Minn.

|IENCED CARPE? LEGAL NOTICE

FQR RENT STORE ON

" to A Co.

' Grand Forks, N< y. October 4. ""

. the foll< • (roved i

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iitJf. u, BeaUons

l«Aion ir isouAitil of worth. Dakota,

literal sewer In and <3h*y«nne in e l_ .. n's 3rd>

Imp „ _ of the cans traction

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...i 1.62 ~.IR 1.57,

N(j. 1' Np. 2 . . . . . Rejected No grade-

THE MYSTERY OF CBUK : Owen Wlster, In the Atlantic Month"

ly: Certain meo and women, Immediately on our first meeting- them, make us desire to meet thea again; not because, they have uttered remark-able thoughts or reminded us of VenuB or Apollo; perhaps they have said nothing that you and I wouldn't say, and we may know people much better looking. But they radiate— what is It that they radiate? We feel; it, we baek in It. ft fltiwi oVer tia. It" Isn't sunlight - or- jnoonMsbfer but as fairy light of their own. ^Then these: shining creatures come into the room.J ha^plnaas epters.-igrl^ do they, do It? . It sets us nowhere to 'saVt' thai there Is "somsfthing" In the tone , of their voice, "something" in the look' of their ey*s; what is the something? I'm glad I don't know; mystery Is crowing so scarce that I am thankful^ for anything which cannot be ex-plained.

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Cfcas E. Lewis & Co.

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