The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-07-09
nargesheimer The Hustling
Druggist.

The scribe dropped into Harges-
heimer's drug store on Center
avenue the other morning and had
Il talk with the proprietor. 1t was
hot, thirst provoking morning,
and the proprietor was bus.,: but
the scribe worked his pencil be-
tween drinks and got the follow
ing story:
Oscar lIargesheimer is Il mem
Der of a family Of druggists, there
being five boys in the famil y all
engaged in the drug business.
Our representative of the family
is interested with his brother Gus
in the store ut Fort Pierre and
with his brother Paul in the store
ut Wyckoff, Minnesota, besides
his business here.
Mr.. Hargesheimer started in the
drug business six years ago this
month at Chatheld, Minnesota,
and the following January opened
up a store of his own at Wyckof
in the same state. He remained
there until December. 1907, when
he came to Philip and became the
Hustling Druggist of the best
town in the new country west of
the Missouri river. Previous to
his work at Chattield, Mr.. Harges-
heimer served a four years ap-
premiership in the Hargesheimer
pharmacy at Rochester, Mime
sofa.
The Hargesheimer drug store in
this town is an institution that the
town has a right to be proud of.
Certainly the proprietor has a
right to be proud of it. Every
thing about the place reflects the
business ability and hustling quail
ties of the management. 1t is, in
a word, an up-to-date store in
every respect.
The store has a cigar trade chat
is in itself good business. A
fine line of goods of this kind is
offered customers, and there is
variety enough to satisfy every
whim of the ordinary smoker.
No matter how biased you may be
in your love for a particular kind
of cigar, you can find your hearts
desire at the Hargesheimer store.
Just at present the soda foun-
tain brings about as much salts
faction to customers as any de-
partment of the store. The foun-
tain itself is a beauty, one of the
best in the country. More than
that the man behind" the foun-
tain knows a thing or two about
mixing drinks that will tickle the
average palate until the owner
thereof is simply delirious with
joy.
Mr.. Hargesheimer and his associ-
ate Mr.. K. l.. Moody, who is just
at present away visiting friends
and celebrating the Fourth, make
q speciality of the Rexall remedies
and preparations. This line of
goods is q leader and a winner.
In fact the leading stores of the
country are Rexall' stores.
Mr.. Hargesheimer and Mr..
Moody own the building on Center
avenue where the store is located,
and Mr.. Moody will upon his re-
turn from the East be actively
interested in the business. Both
these young men are hustlers, and
success is sure to be their portion.
But mere type does not convey
much of m impression regarding
the Hargesheimer store. If you
ate not = visitor and customer
tAsre, drop in and get acquainted.
You viii b surprised and satisfied
with the store g ! home institu-
tion, % the scribe Wa on his re-
turn from : recent trip through
the East where drug stores pretand
= b rather nifty and. up.to-date.
Oar own drug store will not su1er
Through comparison with any d
them.
Gsse1nneaf Lsad 0peaiar
.- 81 u