Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-22
CITY s1oRE NEWS

The visitor will be surprised in 60
ing through Mat Clooten's livery
barn in the old Wachter location on
Firth street at the number of good
horses and rigs Mr.. Clooten has open
the livery with. A display ad, telhne
more about it is carried in this Is
sue.
Ladies like to be in correct style IN
footwear as in other things. and will
be pleased with the showing OF the
A. w. Lucas shoe section. New colors
for this year are Sueade and Tans,
which will be all the rage.
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The Schneider Arms Co., of Kansas
Civ. who have baseball ad in the
Tribune are a large concern in sport
ing and athletic goods. and MAINTAIN
baseball nine of their own, chosen
frpm employees.
Today another Ford ad appears for
the Bismarck Implement Co.. and next
week we will report more sales
Watch this prediction.
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The special evening classes organ
lied by the Bismarck Business college
have proven popular and give oppor'
tunity to secure business training for
young people busy through the day.
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Silk parasols with fancy gold hand
les and carved designs, are shown by
Knowles & Haney. With parasol
of this kind one needs rather notice
after his borrowing neighbor.
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The Roeloff "Smile" hat which sells
from SO up to $40, is something orig
inal in the wearing apparel for men.
The $50 hat IS made from pure beaver
belly fir. carefully hand made so that
it weighs only one ounce, but wears
almost forever. In Puritan days pure
beaver fir hats were handed down from
father to son as heritage. The Roe
loft Co., have long made the $40 hat
for a few private clients until this
year they decided to place them on
the market and the plan has succeed
ed. The Rosen Clothing shop han
dies this line locally.
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A new plan is being introduced by
the Bismarck Hardware Co. to give
special sale each Saturday for the
rest of the year on some staple articles
on which they will make special
prices for that day only. The first
ad of the series starts today.
The spring sales of made to order
clothing are making the tailoring
force of the Nichols shop work over
time to deliver on time.
The recently patented machine for
making artificial stone that looks like
hand chiseled granite is being operat-
ed by H. z. Rhud &, Co., and is a
very clever imitation of the real stone
The citizens of Minneapolis have
gathered together 100000 for a great
Civic Celebration to be held in July
It will feature the resources OF the
Twin Cities and northwest generally
much like the Priest of Pallas at Kan
sas City, or the Mardi Gras of New
Orleans. Extensive publicity will thus
be given the cities and country OF the
northern states.
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Now that the long needed ferry is
assured, you will see Bismarck go un-
der the line of commercial suprem-
acy full length ahead. She will be
a pace setter in a class by herself.
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Did you get your share of those
bargains the merchants offer for Sat.
urday only? Fall in line, and remem.
Der there. are other bargains in each
O fthe stores as good as those adver>
tised for the one day sale.
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Hartman's Bakery specials for Sat-
urdays saves the cook a lot of fussing
over the hot stove and makes good
things for the table pleasure instead
of a dreaded Saturday task.
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The man whose face would sour
pickles has best get aboard Ole Olson's
hundred and fifty miles of smiles at
the Bijou tonight.
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The Citizens National bankopens
today with a series of locals which
show somo IF tho advantages of nos.