The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-29

Westhope. The town has an mex
haustible supply of the best water that
the writer has seen or drank in the
state OF North Dakota, and you can get
water at depth of eight to fourteen
Ieet. Following are few of the most
prominent business firms of Westhope:
y. H.. Helgerson Is proprietor of the
WeSthQpe billiard parlors, one of the
finest In the state, also a full line of soft
drinks, cigars and tobaccos and owns the
opera house.
v. Ormsby Soule, one Of the leading
lawyers of the town, is a graduate of Min
nesota university, also makes loans on
hrst mortgages on farms and has a list
of farms for sale.
w. @. Derby is manager of the st. An
thony q Dakota Elevator company's lum-
per yard at this place. This is the old
est yard in town. Established in 1903.
stephens & Schlosser are dealers in all
kinds Of farm implements and the very
best makes, and a full line of supplies.
Ihis firm was organized March i. 1904.
A. N. Baumann is proprietor of the lead
does all his own slaughtering.
johnson q Norwood are one Of the
leading, dealers in general merchandise.
also full line Of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods. Came here in 1903
Charles ]. Johnson is proprietor of the
Westhope blacksmith and machine shop
the main one Of the town. Engine and
boiler works speciality. Also runs the
Hotel Richburg
F. II. Stoltze is one of the main deal
ers in lumber and coal. Established in
December. 1903. w. Fl. Lackey, manager.
George l.. Fulwiler is very large deal
er in general merchandise and farm i'm
PIGMENTS and is postmaster Of the town.
Also owns 160-acre farm.
David Williamson, one of the rustlerS
for WesthOpe. Is about to open a very
fine implement yard in this town and will
carry all kinds of farm implements.
Goldschmidt e. Hall are one Of the
leading law firms Of the town and have
$4,000 acres of farm lands in Bottineau
county for sale, running from SIS to $50
per acre; also collections and insurance.
J. p. Flynn is one of the leading real
estate agents of the town. came here in
1903. and has $500 acres of land for sale,
from So. SO to $25 per acre.
Thomas w. Fotheringham is one of the
leading druggists and chemists of the
town. has been in business one year. The
new building he is soon to, occupy is 24xS0
feet, with fine 81 200 fixtures.
George Mccain is proprietor of the
leading bakery and fancy grocery store
in the town; also full line of confection-
cry, cigars and tobacco.
Stewart & Ringen are one of the lead
ing dealers In general merchandise in the
town. Mr.. Stewart is president of the
council.
Martin Benson runs the main furniture
store OF the town; also undertaking par
lors. A. j. Mckee is manager
Andy Johnson runs one of the swell and
up-to--date drug stores and is building a
thirty of the finest rooms in the county
Mr.. johnson can take care of the travelling
men Of the road after this in first class
shape.
R. H. Rock is proprietor of the Stanley
hotel the leading 81 % per day house Of
the town and has fifteen fine rooms.
Bank of Westhope, one of the solid
banks of the town. was organized in 1902.
The oldest bank in town. capital $40, 900.
This bank makes farm loans and does in
surance.. E, w. Page, president; J. T.
rage vice president, and j. l.. Page
Grenville W Baker is one of the lead
ing lawyers and real estate agents of the
town. Ten thousand acres of improved
farm land for sale and makes a speciality
of commercial law and collections
Collins Brothers, one of the largest
dealers in real estate in this part of the
state, have an office here and at Bot
land and good farm land for sale cheap.
Frank Collins is United States commits
sioner and lives at Bottineau and is back
and forth from WeSthope most of the
time. Any further information of this
country you can write this firm.
First International bank is one of the
solid banks doing business in this state.
They do general banking, insurance,
collection and make farm loans. Organ
lied in 1903. J. F. Morrison, president
+. A. Rinkel, vice president, and John T.
Neville, cashier.
E. Nelson runs one of the swell res
taurants and fruit stores of the town;
also fine ice cream parlorS in connection
Charles A. Ballack is the manager for
the BOVey-Shute Lumber cOmpany'S Yards
of this town, established in 1903, and is
an up-to-date lumber merchant
First National bank of this town was
organized March s, 1904, and is one Of
600. Lands, loans, insurance and steam
ship tickets for sale. George Sunberg,
president: p S. Hilleboe, vice president,
and w. j. Cooper, cashier.
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