Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-10
WITH LOCAL
CHRISTMAS TRADE OPENING UP

CHRISTMAS TRADE OPENING UP
WELL, AND INDICATIONS OF A
SATISFACTORY BUSINESS.
In his peregrinations among Tri-
hune patrons its special advertising
emissary has been taking note of the
universal prosperity that is everywhere
apparent among advertisers. That
the seasons trade among local mer-
chants and dealers is exceeding that
of the immediate past is the almost
unanimous expression. This is Of
course the logical result in a large
measure of the feeling of"fgood times"
that prevails among all the people,
and especially of the bountiful crops
that have been garnered and are now
being marketed, and the consequent
growers.
+ At Chas. Kupitz model grocery the
whole force we're busy waiting on an
anxious throng of customers. MI.
lKupitz will later. on have something
to say to Tribune readers which will
be we'll worthy of careful attention.
At Lucas & O'Hara's, although much
earlier in the morning than the usual
shopping hour begins, there was a
goodly number of seekers after the
numerous attractions there to be
found. A tasty holiday display is
being arranged, full particulars of
which will be found in the Tribune's
advertising columns within the next
few days. Said Mr.. Lucas: I'VE
are arranging for a good holiday trade,
and shall make a liberal use. of the
Tribune's advertising columns. as we
have always found a judicious use of
printers ink skillfully applied to be
a paying investment"
P. e. Byrne: Have been unable
to find the time to Nepare copy for my
real estate announcement. However,
this is no apology for making my bow
to Tribune readers in calling attention
to the fact that I am handling some
first class insurance in all the different
lines. 1t it is true that there r COM
panies who write more business than
the old reliable Northwestern Mutual
of Milwaukee it is also true that none
write better contracts, or that yield
larger dividends to policy holders
Will have some real estate offerings
to make later on" MI. Byrne has g
tastily arranged Office in the Bismarck
Bank building.
Of obliging clerks is kept busy con
stantly on the go, taking care of the
wants of those in search of warm, ser.
viceable winter clothing, and from the
smile of satisfaction that beams OF
the countenances Of those making pur
chases n gets the impression tina
satisfactory exchanges. are beins
made. p ,.
w. H. Bohannan of the North Da
kota Land and Investment Compan,
was making a heroic struggle to stant
off two advertising hustlers at on,
time, but being himself an old .printe
the odds were too great against him
and he only turned them away will
promises of future business.
e. 3. Semling: II was with Ale,
Fromme in this building for over fv,
years, when there was only two cloth
ing, stores in town, and our sales hav'
been greater during the past season
than they were any season during al
that time, Notwithstanding there ar
now four clothing stores in Bismarck.
Semling q Go. have an interesting an
~nouncement in today's Tribune.
I. w. Healy: slave a line of good
on the road. / shall want to adver
tise a little later on. Come in in
day or two and we will fix up some
thing for Tribune readers. sTs-.
G. an. Dahl and. his efficient clerl