Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-14
OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING
AT THE DOOR Of AEA70N

half try. A trial at this store will
convince the most skeptical buyer
that he has found the right place ia
purchase everything that he may want
in the general merchandise line.
y Sound institution. 81
The Heaton State bank Is one OF
the soundest institutions of its kind
in this territory. The gentlemen are
all that the word may imply and you
will receive the proper consideration
that any first class establishment OF
this kind will extend to its patrons.
The officers arc: G.. l.. Atkinsoni pres
ident. and A. e. Anderson. cashier.
Capital, 100000; loans. $4,000: de.
posits, $4,000.
Good Lumber Company. o
Mr.. Louis Falk. the first man In the
thriving city of HeatOn. and the first
to start an enterprise that has grown
beyond his dearest expectations. The
HeatOn Lumber company has stood
the tests that will show whether a
man is honest in his business prin-
ciples. and today enjoys one of the
q y ~ vi I'LL pIlC III i"S
state. Mr.. B. l.. Gulden came into this
territory a short time after Mr.. Falk
and the two have been interested In
many business ways. You will find
through looking into the past that
these two gentlemen have been among
the prime be%nefactors of Heaton.
Fine Meats.
The brand that always satifies the
good housewife of Heaton is the Lew
Watson brand ON meat. Nothing but
the best stock used for the meat that
Is sold at this shop. You will always
he SUR of the tender kind that just
melts in your mouth. A full supply
of summer sausage and other articles
made in their own shop at all times.
The New Store.
Another large stock of merchandise
will be found at the New Store, con-
Quoted by Mr.. F. o. Kohler, the wide
awake merchant. This stock will
amount to close to $1,000. and consists
of clothing, shoes, ladies' ready Ia
wear goods, and dry goods, groceries.
Mr.. kohler came to this place about
two years ago. and reports a very
substantial trade in all the lines in
which he is interested. ,.,I
Popular Postmistress. .
The popular postmistress came here
about ten years ago, and still con
tinues to distribute the mail which
Uncle Sam leaves at this busy office
twice a day. Miss Falk enjoys one of
the largest acquaintance of any one
in the city, having given out the mail
to almost every person that is old
enough to have mail coming in their
own name for the last ten years.
Best Livery. p
Mr.. w. r.. Emerson has the best
livery In this county. You can always
he certain of the return trip when
driving from this stable. The best Of
turnouts and careful drivers is the
way he wins his share Of the bust.
ness. Mr.. Emerson also conducts the
Sunnyside pool and billiard room. One
of the best lunch counters in the city
in connection. '.,
At the High Mark.
The three elevator companies To-
Gated at Heaton made some kind OF
a stab at the high mark when it comes
to buying grain for the season OF
1912. Think of the three taking care
of four hundred and twenty-five thou
sand bushels Of grain! That is get.
ting pretty close to the half million
mark, and it would not surprise us
it they went over that point this COM
ing year. Leave it to the farmer
where he wants to take his grain and
do his trading and you will find that
he knows the best places.
49, a.. Divided Among Following.
The elevator companies that this