Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-16

land plows, for sale. BE modern and.
select one of these popplar spiefest OF
machinery. '35sS"
Let W., r. Schmidt supply you
with staple and fancy groceries, mob
by toggery for men and little men,
dry goods, and crockery. Mr.. Schmidt
located here abdAt three years ago
coming here from the farm, where he
had made a success of that line of
work, and this undertaking is prov
ing as successful.
Meals at all hours, a bed just as
we used to have at mothers place,
table and counter service, American
and European style; just suit your
self. The Metropole hotel, Under
wood, N. Oak.
NJ N. Nelson, the popular mer-
chant, will supply you with hard
ware, harness, furniture, stoves and
ranges, paints and oils; carries a
full line of the best threshing out.
fits. Case, Acknowledgement and the
| agent for the Ford autos. Mr.. Mel
son thinks that Underwood has a
future equal to any town in the state
and carries a large line OF boosts for
his home town.
For draying and transfer work
don't forget the old reliable firm or
Bansmere and Stillings, one of the
best livery barns in this part Of the
state. Reasonable prices prevail.
That new suit you are going to get
won't be just right unless made by
NJ. o. Agre, the merchant tailor. You
! are guaranteed a perfect fit and all
wool material. Everything made
from the Woolley & Co. wooden
goods. '"" '''~
Just what %the,Gdoctor orders is
what you will getnatfthe Underwood
Pharmacy. Il Prescriptions properly
filled, with nothing but the best OF
drugs. This establishment was estab-
lishment was established about ten
months ago, and has shown the peo-
| pie of Underwood what they can DO
| when it comes to dispensing good
drugs.
Here since the town started, and
has one OF the finest businesses in
the county, Johannes Koenig and
Sons, general merchandise. Here is
an example of thrift and the way
North Dakota will treat you, if YOU
have the energy to stay with a good
thing until it comes your way. This
is a case of father and three sons all
making good and at the same estab-
lishment. Nothing omitted in this
store and everything carried that you
would want in general merchandise.
If you want your horse to go the
way he should try the Glen Nc
Clatchey blacksmith shop and never
have the trouble that Details the
man that says it don't make any diff
ference where | have my work done
Mr.. McClatchey has a fine shop and
the latest thing in machinery to re-
pair your implements and other
tools, and the never-slip-calks. Don't
forget the place-the McClatchey
shop, Underwood.
The City Meat Market will supply
your every want in the meat line.
Nothing but the choicest of stock
used in this shop for their custom
ers. w. +. Schweiger came here one
and one-half years ago and has the
name Of having n Of the finest
meat markets in the county. All
homemade sausage and other pre-
pared meats.
John G. Sayler is the oldest mer-
chant in Underwood, coming here be-
fore the town was started. The
store was the first building built for
commercial purposes. Mr.. Sayler has
everything that any up-to-date gen
eral merchant will keep in stock
for his customers. A trial will on
vince you that this is the store to do
your trading.
The people, of Underwood have n
of the best lumber companies to get
their supply Of lumber from-the
Langworthy Lumber company. Has
always given the best of satisfac-
ton wherever they have a yard.
Mr.. Edward ,Tanblad, the popular
manager, is always on the job if
there is a building contract in sight,
and usually gets it.
You will always find a land COM
pany in every town, but the good
ones are different. Underwood has
a company that%can show you; more
good land. in tWo5days than anysco.ll.
pany in the state, and when they tell
you anything you can depend upon
it that you are getting the facts.
They own and control over 10000
acres of choice farming land. Crop
payments a speciality. Branch office
at Garrison. The Casey Land ON
pany. r. NJ. Casey, J. f. Casey and
j. N. Casey.
The Mandan Mercantile company
is one Of the largest companies do.
ing a business of this kind in the
state, and have been very successful
in their undertaking, due to their eff
forts to please the public. You will
find a complete line of the following
TOR sale: Lumber, farm machinery,
buggies and harness. O. S. Eisen-
mann has charge Of this yard since
the town started, and is one of the
big boosters for Underwood.
Good land at the right price is Mr..
j. c. Martyrs motto, and he lives up
to that motto better than a number
Of us live up to our own standard.
ne will show you as many satisfied
customers as any land nan in this
section of the northwest. In con-
nection they have a collection agen-
cy that gets those hard ones. A
trial is suficien,.
Underwood as a grain market is
surpassed by few, taking into con-
sheraton the fac: that the locality
has hardly had time to develop into
a farming territory. Remember that
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