Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 7

THE DAILY AKGUS-LEAPER. SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA. w. APRIL 11. FBI" I can tell you "What mtn "A Miss Isasi We Hp" fl WORD A WORD iu 11 WORD PERSONALS.

I H. Boemls was down from Dell Rapids. Mrs. Frank Pmeltt of Larch wood Is in the Mrs. John King returned today from Faribault, Minn.

Fred Green of Chamberlain waa a guest at the Teton. Rev. V. II. Jordan went to Flan-dreau over the Milwaukee.

John A. Clenientson of Elk Point, Is registered at the Merchants. W. II. Lyon returned today from Minneapolis and left at noon for Huron on a business trip.

Mrs. C. W. Hager arrived from Winnipeg, Manitoba to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Hoffman. Robert Black, and the remainder of the members of the LeMars Elk working team departed for their home over the Milwaukee. Artemus Gale and Mrs.

C. C. Carpenter returned this morning on the Burlington from Florida where they have been spending the winter. Rev. and Mrs.

W. Howell Buchanan departed this afternoon for New York city where thev wilt srtend thn Rummer Good Lit TV -aztXA'j I it'll life Bob Nels Clothing Co Vreland Arnston, Prop. crr? BIIIEFS (LOCAl NEWS, APRIt 11, 1902.) 100J fat Prln chicks to fry tonior ining, April 14; prices 25, S3 ind Gc who was last seen, trying I th of distress among a t.r in the announce- Pnt drath of W. I. How f5at I Since writing lanJ 81 lnarnaH that SauX' novcr the Milwaukee 8 i th funeral will take place next "iday from the Congregational church.

short ribs of beef tomorrow at the jCinth Street Market only 6 cents a pound. Th8 mouibers of the LeMars Elk orkV team departed for their home over tho non M''aukee- The boy8 voted the palm by all the Elks for ihe work which they put on In initiating the candidates. The LeMars team a certainly a corker, and the candidates wba fall into their hands will certainly know that there has been something "doing." Fancy green onions two bunches for I nickle at Hayes Market. It has been known for several days that V. J.

Wuest was in very poor health. A few days ago he was compelled to take to his bed and he has teen gradually growing worse ever Last night it was thought that he would not live until morning. Con-gumption has taken hold of him and the attending physician has given up all hopes of his recovery. Plenty of nice veal always at the Ninth Street Market. John Reed was again up In Justice ft'heelock's court today on the charge of assault and battery, but the real Intent of the case is to gain possession of a piece of land situated about a wile and a half west of the packing house, which Reed holds under a lease, hut which the present owners are trying to get possession of.

The case was continued until 9 o'clock Monday morning. Kcw radishes and lettuce at Ninth Street Market. This afternoon Don Jeannette called the court house and made a request to see his brother McCoy. He had with him some tobacco and other luxuries. Deputy Crooks took him over to the jail but kept a close watch on the two.

His watchfulness was finally rewarded by detecting the younger brother In an attempt to pass a note to the prisoner. The not.e was taken in charge by the sheriff and the boy was turned out of the Jail. Fancy rib roasts only 12 cents a pound tomorrow at Hayes'" Ninth Street bargain market. The Argus-Leader has heard several very complimentary remarks upon the beautiful tones and remarkable volume of the concert grand Strich and Zeidler piano with which Prof. Grunn entertained the audience at the Auditorium yesterday.

Musicians who appreciate the limitations of an ordinary piano in a room of such a size were quick to remark upon this extraordinary instrument. The F. T. Williams which loaned the instrument for the occasion have a right to be proud of it in more ways than one. Plentv nf Tiicn rhirkpnn fnmorrmr ftt the Ninth street market Splinters.

Most of the hotels in Egypt and Algiers are in the hands of Germans, and most of the servants are Germans, too. The river Thames, at London, is from a quarter to a half mile wide, but bears on its bosom more commerce than any other stream in the world. No person in Russia is allowed to marry more than five times, and no person over 80 is permitted to marry. The only gem which cannot be imitated is tbe opal. Its delicate tints cannot be simulated.

A whistling moth is an Australian rarity. There Is a glassy space on the wings crossed with ribs. When the ttoth wants to whistle it strikes these nbs with his antennae, which have a knob at the end. The sound is a love call from -the male to the female. 'ihe hair on the heads of most of the hundreds of thousands of dolls now be-ng xhibited in shop windows is mada irom the hair of the Angora goat.

This Product is controlled by an English syndicate, and after the hair is prepared It is sent to Munich and made nto wigs by girls. Cuxhaven, instead of Hamburg, is to the future home port of the Hamburg-American liners. The change is Being made on account of the increasing shallowness of the river Elbe. "Opportunities." Opportunities is the name if a little book published by the emigration aepartment of the Northern Pacific, diffPn81Vesta of flings in the I professins and lines of bus-ness the various towns traversed aL Eacn town hich needs thL not at located fully desc-ibed therein. Per-Parti0 anxious t0 Gnse in any LI1'" ar 1 ne business can readily vhere there 13 an pei-tat but just how Promising SLfJ" A1-S system as boifn Northern Pacific there are ht be a 'Breat many Point9 rtck TrE Kf Tarioua kinds- miIls torild3, banks- creameries, fao a tc- are needed.

Anyone with to invest Th0 wishes ell a My of these lines Will do to Mr for a cPy of this book Aeeni vW.vMott General Emigration Minn Pacific St. Paul, tion '0r rates ad other Informa-n address Charles S. Fee, G. P. T.

N- P. St Paul, Minn. fashion will wsar" this prlng and summer ask us. as a Mile" A' true saying applied to many things, but never more than when applied to clothing. If it Just misses a good fit or Just misses being in good style, you will never be satisfied with it.

That Is why you always run a risk In ordering your clothing from a custom tailor. A slight mistake may be made in the cutting that will spoil the whole effect to you and yet cannot be remedied. You accept the suit because the tailor cannot afford to lose It, and you have a tender heart. Such a thing can't happen If you buy a Ready-Tailored Suit or Top Coat You see Just how they look at once no chance of a miss. Worth investigating, isn't It? SUITS S5T0S25 TOP COATS $5 TO $25 And Your Money Back for the Asking Readine 1st pfd 821-2 Reading 2nd pfd 68 3-8 Reading 67 3-8 Republic Iron Steel pfd 73 Republic Iron Steel com 17 3-8 United States Rubber 17 St.

Paul ..167 3-4 Southern Railway pfd 751-4 Southern Railway com 33 7-8 Southern American 132 1-4 American smelter; 47 Tennessee Coal Iron 68 1-4 Texas Pacific 41 1-4 United States United States Steel pfd 411-4 93 3-4 Union Pacific pfd-T. 87 5-8 Union Pacific coin ....100 7-8 Wisconsin Central pfd 47 1-4 Wisconsin Central com 23 7-8 Wabash pfd 43 5-8 Wabash 24 Metropolitan 154 Illinois Central Western Union 901-2 Haley Laog Co. WHOLESALE GREEN ANDDRIED FRUITS GROCERS SUNDRIES Sioux City. Ia. Sioux Falls, S.

D. Ft. Dodge, la. SIOUX FALL3. (Tarnished and corrected daily by Peterson grain dealers).

Wheat No. 1 northern, 60c; No. 2 northern, 58c; No. 3 northern, 67c Corn 44c. Oats 35c.

4 Barley 50c LIVESTOCK eoSoecteeooeceftftecttACwSa SIOUX CITY. Sioux City, April 11 Cattle, receipts 200 head; market steady. Hogs Receipts, 3,000 head; market 5c higher. Light, good heavy, $6.75 6.95; bulk of sales $6.70 6.85; yesterday's average weight, 241, cost $6.71. CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 11. Cattle Receipts 2,000 head; market, strong; good to prime, poor to medium, cows, Texans, $5.00 6.25; stockers, $2.75 5.25. Hogs Receipts, 15,000 head; market, 10 cents higher; mixed and butch-era, good to choice heavy, rough heavy, light, bulkof sales, $6.95 7.15. Sheep Receipts, 5,000 head; market, steady, lambs, weaker, $4.75 5.85. O0OOOOO4O0w)OOOOO BUTTER AlfD EGGS oooo49oo4ao)o)ew)oo CHICAGO.

Chicaeo. AdhI 11. Butter Stparlv: creameries, 2329 l-2c; dairies, 22 27c. Eggs Steadv. 14 3-4(315c; nnnlrrv steady; turkeys, 1012 l-2c; chickens, 10 11c.

BOSTON. Pa'ch Co. WtaoleaJe Commission Co. Boston Eggs 16 l-2c. ffooaosoooocoooo MARKET GOSSIP c60wot)oSoao)oooe4aeaoa Government Washington, April 10.

Condition of winter wheat as 78.7. against 91.7 last year. The April report of the statisti- us ID Advertisements under this head ONK CENT A WORD when run loss than en mnnth. Monthly rate 50 rents per line. Help WANTED A Rlrl for housework.

Mrs. G. Herron, 220 South Walts avenuo. n'IMTPn r.nn.n.,u olrl Ben. eral housework.

Wages It per week. Mrs. C. l'antlo, 500 Spring avenue south. 242-4 9 tf.

WANTED At once, two girls to do kitchen work at Favorite Restaurant. 240-4-8-tf WANTED Competent tlrl for housework. Small family. Mrs. F.

G. Chaphe, 625 South Minnesota avenuo. 230-4-5-tr. WANTED Girl for general house work. Call 702 Second avenue.

203-3-27-lmo WANTED A competent Rlrl for general housework. Mrs. II. M. Shipley, 118 North Duluth avenue.

198-3-Z6-U. WANTED Ladles, to fold circulars; steady work; salary and expenses paid; room 24, Emerson block. 191-3Z4-U WANTED At once, a dining room girl. Enquire at All Saints school. WANTED Glrla at Shipley's laun dry at once.

105-2-18 tf. WANTED Man to break 100 acres and put in flax. Enquire S. O. Pills- bury, 315 Prairie avenue north.

4-io-tr. WANTED Energotlc pushing sales men to Introduce our new Pacific Coast Specialties. Big money for live men, Cash advanced weekly. Write at once and secure choice of territory. Oregon Nursery Company, Salem, Oregon.

243-4-9-imo. WANTED Men to learn the barber trade, steady practice, expert Instruc tions, until competent Frepare now for spring rush. Last thirty days of special offer. For particulars and catalogue address Moler Barber KjOI lege, Omaha, Neb. clan of the department of agriculture will show the average condition of winter wheat on April 1 to have been 78.7 against 91.7 last year, 82.1 in 1900 and 82.4 the mean or the Apru av erage of the last ten years.

The prln cloal states averages are as follows: Pennsylvania 82; Ohio 77: Michigan 83; Indiana 81; Illinois 90; Tennessee 60; Texas 72; Kansas 73; Missouri Nebraska and California 93; Oklahoma 67. The average condition of rye is 85.4. against 93.1 in 1901 and 84.8 in 1900, and 88.1 as the average mean, of the last ten years. Consign Your Stock WOOD RROS. IKCOaPORATID Stock BOOK 17 HOUX C1TT STOCK TABDS.

txtBiKSEBI.no. BIOCX CITY, IOWA CHICAGO, SO. OMAHA. 1. (Cattle i Thoa.

Dealtry F. W. Batbman Salesmen HogSaleaman. fecial attention given to ordera for Mockers and feeders. Money leaned torexponalble parties fr Ireditr purr-ones at the lowest rate of Interest.

Write or wire far anj information you may want. WEST INDIES SALE. Comment of Danish Press on the mat- ter. Copenhagen, April 11. Newspapers favoring the sale of the Danish West India islands say the unanimous vote of the opposition in the lansthing was not actuated by interest for the Islands or their inhabitants, but by party consideration, the intention being to injure the ministry, Estrup an old leader of the right Wing was the initiator of the movement.

Leading politicians think the final result depends largely on the promptitude of the government's action and the willingness of the folkethlng to agree to the plebiscite proposition after the ratification of the treaty. Some advocate the dissolution of the lands-thing and others urge postponement of the matter till after the September elections for members of the lands-thing, when the minority hopes to secure a mapority. In that case the lira-it of time allowed for the ratification treaty will have to be extended. Although the president of the landsthing has requested a brief discussion of the treaty at the public session, it is expected the mapority will make a scandal, by refusing to agree to this. Drying preparations simply develop dry catarrh they dry up the secretions, 'which adhere to the membraue and decompose, causing a far more serious tronble than the ordinary form of catarrh.

Avoid all drying inhalants, fumes, smokes and snuffs and use that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the bead easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the 50c. size.

Ely Brothers, 56 Warren K. V. The Balm cures without pain, does nol irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itsoL' over an irritated and angry surface, reliev ing immediately the painful inflammation With Ely's Cream Ba'm you are arwe" against Kasal Catarrh and Hay Fev Senator of West Virginia, has one son at Princeton, another at Harvard, and a third at the University of Pennsylvania. These three brothers are constantly at war over the merits of their respective institutions.

A Nearly Fatal Runaway. Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, which defied doctors and all remedies for four years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him.

Just as good for boils, burns, bruises, Mits, corns, scalds, skin eruptions and piles. 20c at J. Steensen Son's drug store, Advertisement under till hai ONB CENT A WOItD when rnn loss than one month. Monthly rate 50 eent" ner line. For Sale-City Lota FOR SALE Lots from $25 up In all parts of tho city.

E. A. Sherman co. FOR BALE 106 feet on Tenth street west of Howard-Taylor block. Must be sold at once.

Geo. T. Black-man. 204-3-28-lmo. vnn SAt.rc ThnlcB lot between Tenth end Eleventh streets on Summit avenuo.

C. II. Bartelt, 193-3-25-lm mil kalis loo lots In Johnson" addition, East Third street; $30 and up; cash or payments. E. Johnson.

lva-o-iu-inio. I HAVK a few nieces of acre prop- rrtv and snmn chean blocks and Part 3 of blocks as well as some choice farms near this city at bargain prices, w. Estabrook. 164-3-15-lmo. 10 ACRES for gardening in the city, for sale cheap.

J. H. Fernyhough or F. Blackman. 145-3-8-tf LOT 17.

block 2. Brookings addition. for sale, $150. Monthly payments. J.

H. Fernyhough or F. L. Blackman. H-3 b-u FOR SALE Fine corner, near All Saints School; also fine corner In Boulevard addition, at bargain prices.

E. A. Sherman Co. 42-1-21-tf FOR SALE Several good bargains in city property. Wasem Charnock, over Minnehaha National Bank.

72-4-1-tf FOR SALE Eighteen of those fore closed houses left Get one before they all go. E. A. Sherman Co. Z25-4-3-U.

FOR SALE Good Beven room cot tage and 45 foot lot. Enquire 1718 Minnesota avenue south. 4-8-lwk FOR SALE Two houses and lots, at a snap. Call at 514 Menlo avenue. 3-24-lmo.

FOR SALE Houses from $600.00, $700.00, $1,000.00 to $1,500.00. All snaps. E. J. Tracey.

l8-3-18-tf FOR SALE 5 room house anil lnt 44 by 150, loomy barn, trees, well, east front; $500 cash, $550 on terms. Call or address, Mrs. S. Hubchins, 1311 North Main, City. 3-13-tf.

FOR SALE--House and lot lot, 44 by 150, east front, house 20 by 32, 8 rooms, $1,100 on terms. See J. H. Fernyhough or F. L.

Blackman. 147-3-10-lmo. FOR SALE Houses and lots from $1,100 up. Vacant lots and farms. Howie Johnson, 204 Syndicate block.

3-6-1 aio. For SaieMiscellaoeons FOR SALE Cheap, fine baby car riage, slightly used. Address Argus-Leader. 247-4-10-tf FOR SALE Good gas stove, lawn mower and furniture. 401 South Walts avenuo.

245-4-10-3t FOR SALE OR TRADE Furnished hotel in railroad center that is doing a fine business. Easy terms to right party. Address Argus-Leader. 234-4-3-lmo. FOR SALE Wall tent, 30 by 60, nearly new; poles, stakes, ropes, all complete.

To be seld at a big bargain. F. G. Chaphe, room 202, Smith block. 221-4-2-tf SHADE TREES for sale.

A. J. Rowland, three-quarter mile west of Lowell school. 209-3-29-lmo. FOR SALE Two good second-hand barber chairs.

W. B. Wright, Sioux Falls, S. D. 207-3-27-lm FOR SALE CHEAP Dayton computing scale, show cases, and other store fixtures.

Write A. F. Becker Canova, S. D. 200-8-26-lmo.

FOR SALE High scoring Barred P. Rock eggs for hatching. A. J. Keith, 720 West Sixth street.

195-3-25-tf FOR SALE A clean, up to date stock of staple and fancy notions, crockery, best location. A snap for cash, if taken at once. Address Argus-Leader. 194-3-25-tf FOR SALE Haviland china dinner set, 114 pieces, at a bargain. At "Novelty Store." 231-4-5-tf FOR SALE Hard coal $9.00 delivered, hocking $6.00 delivered, sawed mania wnnd S8.50.

soft Wood. $6.00. James E. Nleld. Phillips avenue and Sixth street 75-4-1-tf JUseHajieougr CISTERNS Built, cleaned and repaired.

Best work, lowest prices. H. Stringham J. Smith, box 340, 236-4-7-lmo 160 ACRES on the Sioux river in Moody county to trade for town property. Wasem Charnock.

216-4-1-tf FREE KOTvlES 416,000 acres in the famous Missouri River Valley, the corn belt of South Dakota, to be opened to settlement. I will send colored map of South Dakota showing location, information as to when it will be opened and law governing same, all for 25c sil ver or 30c stamps. Reference any bank in Brule county. Address J. A.

Stran-sky, box 76, Pukwana, S. D. 3-18-lm CARPET WEAVING I am prepared to weave rag carpets and rugs. New-comb flying Shuttle loom used. Prices reasonable.

Call and see samples and get particulars. WTm. Lynn, Columbia House, Ninth street WESTERN SURETY Falls. S. D.

We furnish all plassoa or official and private bonds, act as trus-tees, executors and guardians of tates. White us. Advertisements under tliis head ON'K CKN'T A YVOIID when run than one month. Monthly rate 50 cents per linn. HOMK COOKINil I am prepared to do all kinds of parlor baking to order.

Mrs. M. A. Campbell, 117 Smith Min nesota Avenue. 291-3-27-lmo.

WANTKIl Tn trniln a enmnlete threKhlna- outfit in good condition for Sioux Falls property. Address c. care Argus-Lcader. 3-18-3mos. WANTED To rent house with 8 or 10 rooms, also barn, not farther than ten blocks from Phillips avenue.

Address 11. Morgan, 609 West Fifteenth Street. City. 313-lmo. isiiiMU your oia carpci 10 oioux Falls Rug Factory and get it made Into rugs any size you want.

P. C. Nellson, i11 nn tints avnnna nnrth 7fl.4-l-tf FOR RENT Furnished house. J. H.

Sheldon. 218-4-1-tf FOR RENT Ten room honse. barn and good water. Enquire first house south of Lowell school. 49-1-22-tf.

For Rc t.r Land FOR RENT 160 acres near Hum boldt, 65 acres plowed ready for crop; balance can be plowed to corn. Ad dress Geo. T. Blackman. 157-3-14-lm FOR RENT Forty acres of partly cultivated land tn city limits; acme pasture, C.

O. Bratrud. 133-3-4-l-imo For IfeftkrPPPl9- FOR RENT Very nleasaut front room, corner Seventh street and Du luth avenue. 4-3-1 mo. FOR RENT Furnished suite of rooms and three single with bath, 219 South Minnesota avenue.

4-1-zwk FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms or furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 255. S14-4-1-W VCtfl Fiwnlnhail mnitii. can be used for light housekeeping; 51s Duluth avenue south; telephone z9. 166-3-17-lBuO For Rent Nicely furnished steam heated rooms In Smith block.

Call at Mint restaurant. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. One on ground floor with outside entrance and other on second floor. Both pleas ant rooms. Inquire at 804 West Ninth street.

3-5-tf. For FOR SALE Standard bred chestnut etallion, sired by King Patchen; a floe Individual. Address W. Braley, Sioox Falls, S. D.

239-4-8-lm FOR SALE Horses, horaos, horses, all kinds of horses at Jonah Jones. 1-4-1-lmo. FOR SALE Fine Shetland pony. Just the tiling for your children. A honutv weighing about 350 noiindn.

Address E. L. Abel, Brldgewater, S. D. 227-4-4-6t.

FOR SALE Horse, harness and surrey; horse kind, safe and gentle, bay color and weighs 1,350 pounds. F. G. Chaphe, 202 Smith block. 220-4-2-tf.

FOR SALE Horses of all kinds. J. D. Minium, 216-222 South Main avenue. 174-3-19-lmo.

FOR SALE Stylish, speedy carriage horse, phaeton and harness. B. George, 611 Minnehaha block. 1773-19-tf For FOR SALE Snaps in farm lands from $35.00 to $40.00 per acre, close in to Sioux Falls. E.

J. Tracey. 169-3-18-tf I AM directed by the owner to sell his undivided one-half Interest in 160 acres of land at South Sioux Falls. This Is a good bargain. Geo.

T. Black-man. 1 62-3-1 5-lmo FOR SALE 160 acres, improved; good grove, 3 1-2 miles from Humboldt. Geo. T.

Blackman. 38-4-1-tf FOR SALE 320 acres nearly all In cultivation, improved, 7 1-2 miles north Hartford. Will sell below market. Geo. T.

Blackman. 265-4-1-tf FOR SALE 320 acrea 6 12 miles north of Montrose, McCook county, S. 160 acrea nice level land, 160 acres rough, fenced for pasture, fine grove, $2,000 worth of buildings, abundance of water, price $28.00 per sere. Address Geo. T.

Blackman, Sioux Falls, S. D. 71-4 1-tf FOR SALE Here are a few good bargains: 160 acres nice level land near big packing house, $36.00 per acre. 86 acres in Lincoln county, improved $37.00 per acre. 360 acres in Buffalo township, well improved, $26.00 per acre.

15a acres, same township, all in cul tivation, and very rich and fertile land. $22.00 per acre. 160 acres joining above in McCook county, partly incultivation, $22.00 per acre. 160 acres choice land joining Roswell $17.50 per acre. 1,300 acre ranch near Artesian, well improved with lease of school land joining, a bargain if taken soon.

320 acres of good land near Miller, Hand county, $1,500. These are all very good bargains and if interested will pay you to investigate. C. C. Bratrud.

208-3-29-lmo Dressmaking DRESSMAKING and plain sewing at 3J7 First avenue south, 4-10-2t with the family of their son. xvir. ti. t. cressey returned today from a four months lecturing tour in the northern nnrt nf t.hn tnla Mi Cressey reports everything going fine ly up mere.

Abe Davidson of Sioux City was In the citv attending tha Klk hlnwnnt and shaking hands with old friends. Mr. Davidson was a number of years ago a resident of Sioux FaHs. Dr. G.

A. Pettlgrew, Will A. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Bortle, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Adams of FlaLnrirnan uhn have been in the citv altenrilne tha Elk blow out, returned to their homes.

Mrs. Eugene Field, widow of Eugene Field, the Chicago poet, is on a pleasure trip to the Hawaiian Islands. She will remain three months. Notice of Nomination. E.

G. Ledyard, city auditor of the city of Sioux Falls, S. hereby certi fy that the following named persons have been placed in nomination for the offices as named below in the city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota to be voted for at the city election to be held on Tuesday, April 15th, 1902. E. G.

LEDTARD. (Seal.) City Auditor. By the Republican Party. For Mayor-George W. Burnslde, residence 1237 South Minnesota avenue; business address 302 West Ninth street.

For City Treasurer John Olson, residence 807 West Tenth street; business address, 215 South Main avenue. For Police Justice George A. Ludlow, residence 334 West Eighth street; business, address, Cataract house. For City Justice Blank. For Alderman First 'Ward Edward A.

Hubbard, residence 124 North Prairie avenue; business' ad dress 216 North Main avenue. For Alderman, Second Ward John M. O'Neill, residence Corner Prairie avenue and Seventh street; business address Western Union Tele graph company. For Alderman, Third Ward David Park, residence 518 South Sixth avenue; business address 518 South Sixth avenue. For Alderman, Fourth Ward Alex Reid.

residence 436 Blauvelt avenue; business address, 436 Blauvelt avenue. For Alderman, Fifth Ward 1 William H. Ramsey, residence 613 South Minnesota avenue; business address 110 South Phillips avenue. For Alderman, Sixth Ward Thomas J. Bushell, residence 813 North Minnesota avenue; business address, Penitentiary.

Socialist Party. For Mayor L. C. Campbell, residence Hollister-Beveridge block; business address, 301-302 Hollister-Beveridge block. For City Treasurer N.

S. Johnson, residence 420 North Duluth avenue; business address, 420 North Duluth avenue. -For City Justice E. J. Sharon, residence West Sioux Falls; business address, West Sioux Falls.

For Alderman First Ward Mathias Opsahl, residence Syndicate block; business address, Fremad office. For Alderman iecond Ward Lewis L. Leavitt, residence 517 West Eighth street; business address, 300 North Phillips avenue. For Alderman Third Ward-Beverly W. Harding, residence 405 South Main aveuue; business address, 205 East Eighth street.

For Alderman Fourth WaifJ Lewis F. Brown, residence 1304 East Eighth street; business address 205 East Eighth street. For Alderman Fifth Ward-Erik Shakstad, residence 310 South Walts avenue; business address, Sioux Falls Planing Mills. For Alderman Sixth Ward-William E. Peterson, residence 1311 North Main avenue; business address, Argus-Leader office.

Independent. For City Treasurer John Fitzgibbons, residence 121 West Fourteenth street; business address, VanEps Block. For Police Justice Oshea A. Fowler, residence N. E.

Corner Sixth street and Grange avenue; business address. Auditorium. For City Justice-- Cyrus Walts, residence 103 South Prairie avenue; business address, Auditorium. For Alderman, Fourth Ward-Edward Johnson, residence Corner Fifth street and France avenue; business address, Corner Fifth street and France avenue. Independent Citizens.

For City Treasurer Ole Larson, residence 319 South Third avenue; business address, 319 South Third avenue. The following question is submitted pursuant to petition filed: "Shall intoxicating liquors be sold at retail." apr 11-12-14. THE MARKETS Fyfrll daily market report by prlrate wire furntahed bj Edwards, Wood A SChamber of Commerce, Minneapolis, an! Emeraon Block, Bkrax Falls. Sioux Falls, April 11. Minneapolis May wheat opened 3-4c higher than the close yesterday, due principally to the slightly bullish gov ernment report of yesterday and the letting go of the shorts.

The cables opened 1-4 higher for wheat and unchanged for corn with a raise of 1-4 of a cent toward the nooa hour, closing cables being about steady The Chicago markets also took the cue from the government report open ing, compared with yesterday's close as follows: WTheat, 3-4 higher, corn 1-4 higher, oats 3-8 higher. Both the Minneapolis and Chicago markets maintained the advance until about 11 o'clock when there was a slight depression of 1-4 of a cent, clos ing about the opening figures. There were 166 cars received at Min neapolis today against 172 last week and 176 last year, same date. Duluth received 19 cars against 40 last week and 16 same date last year, We believe that wheat should be bought on any decline from the present level. Minneapolis Range.

Open. High. Low. Close. .71 71 70 71 July .72 '2- 71 72- Chicago Range.

Open. High. Low. Close. Wheat May 73 72 72 July 73 71-72 73 Sept .72 V3 72 73 Corn May 60 58 59 July 60 59 60-Sept .59 59- 58- 59-Oats May .42 42 41 41- July .34 34 33 34 Sept .29 29 28-29 Pork May.

.16.65 16.67 16.65 16.65 EDWARDS, WOOD Kbamber of Commerce Minneapolis. 810 Eoard of Trade, Duluth. Stocks, Membera Board of Trade. Chicago hamber of Commerce, Minneapolis Board of Trade, Duluth. Direct Private Wires.

Ship your Grain tons Sioux Falls Office. Emerson Block, B. F. Cummings. SSfSi'- Closing Prices New York Stock Exchange.

Atchison com 781-2 Atchison pfd 97 1-2 Anaconda copper ..119 Amalgamated copper 67 1-4 Baltimore Ohio com ..106 5-8 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 65 Chicago A Alton 36 3-8 Chesapeake Ohio 46 Colorado Fuel Iron 97 7-8 Chicago Great Western 241-8 Erie 1st pfd 67 3-4 Erie com. 36 3-4 Great Northern 1841-2 Louisville Nashville 119 1-8 United States Leather 12 3-4 Missouri Pacific .101 1-8 Manhattan 133 Norfolk Western 56 3-4 New York. Central .162 1-2 Ontario Western 32 1-2 People's Gas ...102 Pennsylvania 150 1-4 Rock Island .175.