The Saint Paul globe., 1904-01-25

| Oshkosh, Wis, and came to Foster
| county and began farming in 1885. In
| 1891 he opened his present hardware
| and furniture store and carries a full
stock in both lines, besides making a
| speciality of funeral supplies.
John D. Faxon came in 1884 from
New York state. He has served the
county two terms as auditor, and is
now manager of the Farmers Coop
| erative elevator, and Is handling lots
| of grain.
The 500 line has the right kind of a
| representative in the person of L. Nc
| Miller, who came in 1895 from a service
| of ten years with the Wisconsin Cen
trail. He succeeded c. NJ. Porter, the
company's first agent at Darlington.
Mr.. Porter is a Michigan man, who
came West in 1872, and worked for the
| Missouri Pacific. and in 1892 located
at Darlington for the 500. He is now
serving the people as county auditor.
T. +. McCue and c.. E. Leslie are
lawyers, the latter being city attorney,
and also manager of the telephone ex-
| change. Both are old-timers in the
| state, and besides law are giving at
| tention to collections and land matters.
/ They are thoroughly alive to the needs
of the community and never neglect
chance to help it along.
G. A. Hunt came to Dakota twenty
-
five years in Darlington. He is a ship
per Of live stock and carries on a
meat market, and says he has no room
| for regret coming to his present home
The Tillson Jewelry company is COM
posed of E. V. and c. h. Tillson who
| came from Fort Dodge, Iowa, four years
ago. They are practical people in their
| line and one only needs to look at their
| watch repair racks to see that they do
| the business of the town, besides their
| display cases are filled with goods suit
! able to the trade.
N. A. Graves is associated with w.
| F. Moore in the real estate business,
and last year sold over 10000 acres of
Foster county land alone. Mr.. GraVeS
is native OF Charlottesville. Ind, and
| has lived twelve years in Darlington
The firm also owns and controls con-
siderable town property, besides haV-
ing large lists of farm lands for sale.
George Herman came five years ago
from York, Neb., and opened the City
Meat Market" He carries a full line
| of fresh and cured meats and fish and
game in season. He understands trade
and is doing WELL
J. w. Oliver is proprietor of the Star
| livery, sale and feed stable, the prin-
| cipal establishment in town, and COM
| mercial travellers and others who wish
| good rigs will find them at the Star.
MI. OlINtI CdIIlS IIOll NiSSOuIl i've
! years ago.
H l.. Winterer is engaged in the
| real estate and loan business. He came
| to Valley City from st. Cloud, Minn.,
and two years ago decided that Car
rington was a good town and has had
| no reason to change this opinion. He
has bargains in town property and farm
| lands
J. w. White and c. B. Craven are
attorneys, and opened their office about
a year ago. Mr.. White is a West Vir-
| ginian, and Mr.. Craven came from
| Iowa. In connection with law they
do a good business in real estate, loans
| and collections.
d. A Condlin is Carrington's cigar
manufacturer, opening his shop two
| years ago, and has all he can do to
! supply the local demand. He makes
| speciality of Richard Steele" a 10
center and King Buck" and "El Bar
! CO." 5-centers.
| c.. E. Galehouse came twenty years
ago from Danville, H., and farmed un-
! til seven years ago. when he began
! buying grain. He has been city asses
sor, and says Foster county is all right.
There are good openings in CARING
| ton and other towns for small indus
| tries and business establishments, while
| the country all about is an ideal one
| for mixed farming. 1t has never yet
| failed to produce crop, while all con-
| ditions for stock raising and dairying
! are about as good as anywhere on
| earth. Parties looking for openings will
| get prompt attention from any name
| mentioned above.