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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-01-26

Some people never learn anything
because they begin by thinking they
know It all.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-01-26

The cost OF tre prevention IN this
country is $3.50 100000 per year
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-01-26

TRY ToN-So.LA FOR SORE
THROAT, cANkER, ETC. ALL
DRUGGISTS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
THE WARDROBE,

Four years ago the Marquisee
Brothers, S. J. and j. r. came from
New York to enter the clothing bust
ness in Valley City. They opened a
store on East Main street, calling it
The Wardrobe"
This st ore began with one Of the
finest lines of goods ever shown in
the city and since that day they have
never allowed their stock to be any
thing inferior to the best on the mar
ket. AS result of this their trade
extends throughout the county and
their methods of doing business have
made their patrons also their friends.
Among the standard brands that
are kept in stock at The Wardrobe
are the Collegian clothing, Walk
Over shoes, DIR. Reeds shoes, Ball
Bearing rubbers, the MoKibben hat
and Stetson hats and the celebrated
Cluett-Peabody shirt.
The shelves here are always we'll
filled and no person who is intent up
on getting the best on the market in
gent S furnishing will find it neces-
sary to look further.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
ANDERSON CLOTHING co.

Supplying men with the articles Of
dress is one OF the most important in
the life of the average man. The man.
ner in which a man dresses tells much
concerning his habit and character
and is a good index to his standing in
the community.
Realizing that it is necessary to
handle the best of clothing for the
best of citizene the Anderson Clothing
company is carrying stock of goods
that is the envy of many stores in cit
les much larger than Valley City. It
has become an esta bEshed phase
among we'll dressed men that if the
Anderson company sells it, it must
be standard. Among their regular
brands are the celebrated Mora hats
and the Packard Shoes
The firm is composed of three of the
most prominent and highly esteemed
business men OF the city. They are
Robert Anderson, NJ. P. Krogh and E..
C. Nelson, all of whom have been in
Valley City for years and have become
known as dependable men OF influ-
ence.
This store is located on East Main
street and is busy mart for both the
city and country trade. Members of
this firm also are interested in the
Right Price Mercantile company, en-
abling them to share in all lines of
business that has to do with the needs
of farm and city life.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
VALLEY CITY GREENHOUSE

For seven years Charles E. Moore
has been at the head of one of the best
known institutions in the state and
has seen it grow from small begin
nings into a business of considerable
magnitude. When ne started the
Valley City greenhouse in 1905 he had
territory covering 600 square feet for
his gardens. Today he occupies more
than 5000 square feet and has a bus
mess that reaches to the Canadian
line.
Two years ago the business had in
creased to such an extent that Mr.
Moore secured the services OF his
brother R. W. Moore, who is now as
ISOLATED with him in the firm.
During the past year they have had
a field of 1000 carnations, 1,40O chrys-
anthemums, 500 roses and potted
plants as we'll as other vines and
flowers. This has given them the
means of supplying tremendous
trade and one that means much work
and good management.
From the first order Mr.. Moore was
satisfied that the field was large one
and now sends from here to the Can
adian border, into Montana and to a
number of points in South Dakota,
meeting the competition of larger and
older houses throughout the north
west.
There is scarcely an affair of prom
inence in Valley City or surrounding
towns that the Valley City greenhouse
is not called upon to provide floral
decorations and such has become their
reputation that their patrons feel no
we'll appointed affair can be held with
out their assistance.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
REX THEATRE.

When Robinson & Burch purchased
the Princess Theatre on Fifth avenue
during the spring of 1912, they at once
began business on a new system-a
system that had for it's basic principle
the satisfaction of the public. They
have never swerved from this and to-
day are enjoying full houses at each
performance. They show only the
highest grade and cleanest films that
can be secured, making specially of
the worldtfamed Rex pictures. To
give range of topics that is an edu-
cation in itself is one Of the stand
ards set here and instead of running
largely to the comic, sensational or
melodramatic the managers inter
spersed their entertainments with the
weekly record of current events and
historical features.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
ATTORNEYS-ATLAW.

For years Valley City has figured
prominently in legal circles of the
state and many of the most important
cases to be tried in the Northwest
have been won by lawyers from this
city.
Hon Lee Combs occupies a promin-
ent position at the Barnes county bar.
He is one of the most successful law
yers in the state and is frequently
consulted upon cases where it would
be impossible for him to attend in per-
son to act as trial lawyer. Associated
with Mr. Combs is l.. S. B. Richie,
one of the rising young attorneys of
this section of North Dakota.
A. P. Paulson has been states at
torney for the past few years and has
served the county faithfully. His ad-
ministration has been both credit
to the county and to the tax payers.
Herman Winterer is one of the pio-
neer lawyers of Barnes county and
has figured in some of the notable
trials that have made North Dakota
history. With him is associated
David s. Richie who Is making a
splendid record TOR himself as sue
cessful attorney and counselor.
M. J. Englert, elected states attor-
ney on the republican ticket, is self
made man who has risen to place OF
distinction within the past few years.
Mr.. Englert is of the firm OF Page &
Englert but looks after the business
of the firm himself. That he will
make satisfactory states attorney
to the entire county is the firm belief
of his admirers.
H. A. Olsberg is pioneer attorney
who has good practice and although
often urged to become candidate for
office Mr.. Olsberg has declined.
#. S. Lindland has Offices on North
Fifth avenue and is considered one Of
the best counselors in North Dakota.
BY reason of his especial training is
particularly Well informed on land
laws.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
BERG E. BENSON. ,

Berg & Benson, hardware dealers,
are among the city's oldest firms and
never during their existence have they
been held in any but the highest es-
TEEN by their associates and custio-
mers. They have made from small be-
ginnings one of the leading institu-
tons of the city and hold high rank
among the financial concerns OF
Barnes county. 49,
While the firm retains it's original
name Mr.. Berg is the head and man
ager, Mr.. Benson, with whom he was
associated, having died several years
ago. Mr.. Berg, however. has contin-
ued the original policy of the store
and has maintained a leading ulace
in the business world
Every variety of hardware is for
sale here and large line of sporting
goods is carried as we'll as tinware,
refrigerators, etc.
This firm operates in field consid-
erabqy larger than the county and by
reason OF its age and high standing
is looked upon as one of the most sub
stantiaq in the community.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
DAKOTA DRUG co.

The Dakota Drug company is a
company that operates string of drug
stores in the southern part of the
state, but at no point do they have an
establishment that surpasses the one
located in Valley City. The credit for
this is due largely to their manner
A. s.. Sigurdson, who is thorough
going business man and one who is
popular with the public. Not only
does he devote time and work to his
business but Mr.. Sigurdson enters
into the active civic life of the city.
He is vice president of the Commercial
Club and one of it's most influential
members. Also he is president of the
State Druggists society.
This store is known also as "The
Rexall Store" as it carries complete
line of the Rexa1l goods, known from
one end of the land to the other as
standard articles.
The Dakota Drug Stire is headquar-
ters for school supplies and accessor-
les. Also a complete line of Kodaks
and Photographic goods are kept in
stock. During the baseball season
Mr.. Sigurdson keeps on hand full
line of sporting goods and the ball
players make his store their headquar-
tiers for the season.
In addition to Mr.. Sigurdsen there
are four clerks to attend the trade
"pleased customers" is made the
watchword of the establishment.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
TAlLORS.

Valley City is we'll supplied with
tailors who are prepared to give sat
isfaction with the best in material
and workmanship. In addition to the
making Of garments they do general
repair work and cleaning of clothing.
Garments for both men and women
are made at these shops. A. N. John
son, located on West Main street has
a well equipped shop and a competent
force Of workers. Oscar Dahl, who
makes . speciality OF high grade gar
ments, b located on North Fifth ave-
nue. and N. p. Hanson operates q
splendid shop on South Filth avenue,
The Valley City Dye works make a
spe slty Of cleaning and dying gar
ments az we'll as tailoring and are 10
Gated ON South Fifth avenue. F. o.
Carlson Il located on North Fifth
avenue Il the old Opera House block.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
VALLEY CITY PATRIOT.

The Weekly North Dakota Patriot
is among the oldest publications in
the state, dating from the time that
Dakota Territory was still In its in
fancy. During it's life it has had but
the one head and manager, G. B. Val
who still edits and pub
fishes the paper.
Mr.. Vallandigham has a more than
statewide reputation as a writer Of
force with deep and high apprecia-
tion of the best things in life.
In civic life Mr.. Vallandigham takes
a prominent part and lends his influ-
ence to the making Of a better town
and community. He is q veteran OF
the Civil war and closely identified
with the work Of the G. A r.. organi-
cation in this state.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
W. }. cU'RREN.

If building up community stands
for prominence w. J. Curren ranks
high in Valley City. In every part of
the town there are business blocks
and residences that bear the mark of
his establishment. Mr.. Curren is a
contractor of years of experience and
first class workmanship. Nor is he
skilled only in building. For years
he has figured prominently in city at
fairs and has held a place on the city
council where he has worked for all
that meant for the best interests OF
the city. At the last election he poll
ed the second highest cast for mayor
mayor.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
FAIR STORE.

$50 large is the business and so sat
isfactory the methods of the Fair Store
that the regulation Ten Cent Store
would be unable to thrive in Valley
City. Carl J. Olson, the manager of
The Fair Keeps practically every ar
ticle to be found on the five and ten
cent counters Of any store, and in addi-
ton to this he supplies the needs OF
the household in scores of other lines.
The Fair is the mecca for buyers
who wish good line Of goods without
having to pay high prices for them.
There is almost nothing the imagina.
ton can picture in daily wants that
this place does not carry, from box
Of carpet tacks to a porch chair or
china for the table.
"A large force of clerks are neces-
sary to meet the demands of the pub.
lie and on Saturdays this place is one
of the busiest in the city. Hundreds
of farmers make the Fair their first
trading point on coming to the city
for their weekly shopping trip.
AS we'll as being a liberal newspa-
per advertiser Mr.. Olson sends out
his weekly bargain list to the houses
of the city, setting forth his special
prices for the week end.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
MILLINERY STORES.

Three first class millinery stores
supply the needs Of Valley City wo-
men and girls. SO well aare they
equipped that the purchasing Of mil
linery in another city almost un-
known here. Not only are the latest
fashions followed, but the newest
styles are on display as soon as an
nounced. n Miss c. NJ. Lagerstrom op-
crates millinery store On South
Fifth avenue. Miss Jessie Sargent IL
located on North Fifth avenue and
Miss Ella Ho8tqutst ID located In the
Right Price Mercantile company's
store on Main street.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
WHIncHER VARIETY STORE

This place was opened during the
summer and at once sprang into favor
owing to the excellent line Of goods
carried. Mr. Whitcher is an old resi-
dent of this county and we'll acquaint-
ed with the trade, many Of whom he
has known all his life.
The goods in stock comprise the US
ua1 line to be found in the large va
riety stores and the price is made q
low as consistent with the quality. The
purDose OF tho store b 10 furnish the
best at the minimum OF pro,dt and the
extent to which this has been done Is
shown By the heavy run Of business
enjoyed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19
Am ERIcAN NATIONAL BANK

The banks of city, county or
country are the best indexec Of it's
prosperity. They are the pulse of
public optimism or pessimism.
Where sound and prosperous banking
institutions abound there will be
found prosperous tradesmen, laborers
and private citizens.
The American National bank, one
of the sound financial houses of the
state, was founded in 1899 with cap
italization of $4,000. The original
officers were almost Tire same ones
who govern its affairs today. in tne
thirteen years of its life but few
changes have been made.
A. l.. Plummer of Hillsboro was the
first president, A; H. Gray was vice
president and James Grady cashier.
This personnel continued for about
three years when MT. Plummer resign
ed ah6 Mn Gray was made president
The rapid growd~ Qt the bank and
its business soon brodgAt FL tofs91ffr
it's quarters were too small and II Wy
decided to erect new structure. 40
cordingly the directors voted to put
up one OF the finest buildings In the
city as their future home. This was
completed in 1909: and now stands as :,
one OF the most modern and best
equipped banking houses in North Da-
kota, being constructed of brick and
marble.
Each year since organization this
bank has paid ten per cent dividends
on it's stock and has accumulated a
surplus equal to it's capital. thereby
making the stock worth two hundred
cents on the dollar.
The conservative and sound bust
ness policy Of the bank has brought it
into prominence throughout this Sec
tion and it is rated as one OF the
really strong banks in the state.
Sound judgment coupled with high
business standards has made 1t q fin
ancfal power.
In the new building the equipment
includes a REINFORCED concrete vault,
Manganese steel safes, safety deposit
boxes and all other accessories that
go with first class institution.
The last quarterly statement show
loans and discounts OF $24S,s5319; Us.
S. bonds, 100000 with banking
house, furniture and fixtures of $780,
652:S7. The capital stock was $780,
10000; surplus and undivided profits,
$52,11O.O9; deposits, $225,149.57.
At the last meeting Of the board of
directors A. H. Gray was renamed as
president, H. o. Myhro as vice presi-
dent and James Grady as cashier. H.
c. Aamoth was made assistant cash
ier.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

The Times-Record wants a few
more correspondents in the smaller
towns in the county as well as in
the rural communities.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-19

GALL NUMBER -FOUR.
II you desire 70 can sne T1mes-Re
cord cell Number 1 and not Number &
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31
BACK FROM MESA
VERDE NATIONAL PARK

l. W. Felter and his brother. Har-
vcy l.. Fclter. OF washita. Iowa. 80
turned to Canon City a few DAYS age
from the Mesa Verde National paris
in New Mexico where they spent
week or 40 exploring TIE famous ruins
OF prehistoric race. Mr. Feiter wiio
Is somewhat OF an Astrological auth -
ity. Is OF the opinion that ruins e
Mesa Verde have descended TO IA from
the Pueblo Indians and are anywhe-"
from tAonsand to fifteen hun irri
years old They are quite extensig".
there being something like two hun.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31
ALMOST 4 MIRALCE.

One OF the most startling changes
ever seen In any man. according to "
d. Holsclaw. Clarendon. Tex. was ef
fected years ago in his brother. II.
had such dreadful cough" he writet.
that all our family thought he was
going into consumption. but he began
TO use Dr. Kings New Discovery. and
was completely cured by ten bottles
Now he is sound and weil and weighs
2lS pounds For many years our fam
ily has used this wonderful remedy
for Coughs and Colds with excellent
results IT'S quick. safe. reliable and
guaranteed. Price 80 cents and 800.
Trial bottle free at Hunter Palmers
(Advertiscmsni.)
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31
A CHANGE j; , OLITlC

The first issue OF the Fremoat
County Leader under the new man
agement comes out strongly for the
Progressive ticket, all the way from
Mr.. Roosevelt to the candidates COR
surveyor on the county ticket.
In bidding adios the late publish
ers have some plain things to say
about the lack of support given their
paper by the Democrats OF the county.
or course the publishers having been
in the business only a short time
had not become accustomed to the
Ingratitude OF democracies and had
not learned to appreciate the fact
so well known to all old time news
paper men. that the paper that hopes
10 live on the business and support
given by politicians and polite Al
parties is like the man who chas.s
the will-o'-the-wisp and is led
on through the bogs OF despair TO his
own undoing.
The Leader has had only the same
experience that all Democratic papers
have had In Canon clty-all other
political papers In fact-for politics
does not pay the newspaper any
more than It does the individual.
Fred shaffer. the new owner. wnl
be here to take charge after the elee-
ton. Mr. II. NJ Andrew. who has so
ably managed the paper during the
past year. will stay with It and has
the business management during NJ,
shaffer's absence. rr
Mr. Andrew evidently doesn't ilkd
the idea OF changing sides In the heat
OF battle-of writing Democratic
editorials the first half and Progress
i've editorials the last half Of a caal-
palgn-so the editorial copy is beiag
furnished by some OF our dis
guished citizens. Mf, p ~ Troutman.
Mr.. II. G. Arthur and D., l. Homer
Dickson, though the clever WORK nf
the new editor, Mr. shaffer. may be
recognized in the columns.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31

stituents as his aim
Recently Mr.. Walker. in discussing
his position said. Il have always
been a Republican and have always
taken an active part In matters and
things affecting the welfare OF the
community in which l have lived.
do not believe that public office shout
be used for private graft and | am
opposed to paying political debts with
public funds and to the eStravagaut
and unwarranied expenditure OF the
peoples money.
81 am absolutely unpledsed to any
one or anything excepting 10 the con
scieniious discharge OF the duties Of
the onice and in the interest OF my
constituency. believe In a SQUARE
DEAL for EVERYBODY and RIGID
ENFORCEMENT OF the LAWS II
elected promise an active. couscicn-
tious. faithful discharge OF the dsrss
of the office WITHOUT FEAR OR
FAVOR and solely in the interest and
welfare OF the people
This Is an earnest straightforward
statement Of an earnest. straight
forward man who says no word idly.
II you are Progressive. Republican.
or Democrat. II does not matter whicn.
for II you are anxious FOR an efficient
prosecuting attorney. you can place
your stamp Of approval on quality by
elecilnE Gilbert A. Walker
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31
sp0KE ON LOCAL OPTION
THURSDAY NIGHT

Hon. Cyrus W. Davis, secretary T
state for Maine. addressed q fair sized
gathering OF people at the opera House
Thursday night on local option ny the
best solution OF the liquor problem.
MIR Davis. who came here under the
auspices Of the Colorado Home Rule
league. was emphatic in hi sdenuncia
tion OF statewide prohibition. Muse
for the occasion was fnrnsshed By the
Rockvale band
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31
CASTORIA
For Infants rnd Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature rec Of G12zlX4.

part OF the county for his personal
worth. as well as their faith and con-
idenco in his professional skin
Dr. Davis bears the reputation
among his friends OF being a man of
excellent Judgment aud his spoclsl
training In the hospital in connection
with those who have met with violent
death eminen,Iy ~ him for the duties
~ the eoroner's office Or. Davis il
sarricd aud all of his Interests and
ambitions lie In this county. lie ia y
splensIi young man and aoqua ktanes
with him command respect for his so
cial and nf'ltasl qualities, M well -
his professional attachments. II elect
cd Or. Davis VIII give promp, aad
careful attention 10 tho requirements
OF the Office and viii redeem the as
surances OF his friends os hia efficiency
and popularity.
DR. Davis is competent. painstaklng
and ohllging and is in all respects
strong candidate for tho coronorrhlp.
He stands pledged TO devote 'as best
cnergics to the oficc. AMI IN ihh.
as In all other trusts and responsibn-
tiles imposed upon him. those who
know him are confident he viii sue
iced.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-31

state Of ohio. city Of Toledo. Lueis
County. IS,
Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that ,ie
is senior partner OF the firm OF + g..
Cheney a Co. doing business In the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said firm win pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF caiarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halls
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---~ FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
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(senD \. ~. GLEASON.
Notary Public
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r J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. ..
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