Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-28
Generous Spirited People Of
Thrift Have Made Their
+. Town Prosper
Enterprising Business Houses
Reaping Reward for
Their Energy
Hello. Mr.. Lawrence; how goes it?

Hello. Mr.. Lawrence; how goes it:
Fine couldn't be better. Have handl
ed five hundred and fifty cars, or over
100000 bushels of grain, of which sc
per cent was wheat, besides other
freight and passenger business, and
must include express and think that
Taylor Is one of the largest shipping
points nthis state. | guess they
will all have to sit up and take notice
of us when it comes to this grain
stunt. s..
How many banks have you here,
Lawrence?
Two. the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank, Mr.. Julius Williams, pres.
jdent; Frank l.. Hutchinson, vice pres.
ident and y. II. Lauterbach cashier.
This bank was established in 1909 and
has been very successful in the past
four years Of operations, and a fellow
is always sure of a square deal when
doing business with this institution.
Unlimited resources and a safe plan
to deposit, and the best of banking
methods used. We want your SIS for
safc-keeping. II you want our SIS come
in and see US. We always have some.
Wc~have another bank equal to any
in the state. The Taylor State Bank.
Senator F. Leutz Of Hebron, presi-
dent; Fl. e. Skauge, cashier and l.. A.
Winters, assistant cashier. 'Nough
said. You know the senator. Mr..
II. Il. Shauge gives his personal atten-
ton to the insurance, real estate and
collections department of the bank.
The Taylor State Bank covers one Of
the largest territories of any bank in
the state and dependence "a be plac-
ed with any Of the people connected
| with this establishment. Their de-
posts are $l31,362; loans and dis
counts, 1921, 900. Some tidy sum for
a single bank. Their endeavor to
please has given the people an oppor-
tunity to understand the one thing es-
s~ential; that is, fair dealing and cour-
tesy-alWayS to be found at the Tay-
lor State Bank. 1
And again we have some the best
general stores in this part of the slope
country. The Chas. Howe and Com
pany, general merchandise, was estab-
lished the first part Of 1910 and has
a stock on hand Of $22, 900 worth of
the right kind Of goods. To once
please a customer, always-at the
Howe company store. You can al
ways find the place where the people
find what they want and the right.
price by watching the crowd. One look
into this store will convince the most
careful bu 'er that he has found the
place to spend his SIS and get the best
results. Mr.. Chas. Howe, as manager
of this store. you will find to be all
that Is implied in that word gentle.
man." The other parties interested
in this establishment are A. G. John
son and John Thompson. Both enter
Uprising and always ready with a boost
for Taylor. Best OF wishes, fellows.
Have you been over to Williams and
Dorans'? Well you can find anything
there that any one would want in the
farm machinery. oils and grease line.
You will find them to be the kind that
cooperate with all good things for
Taylor. They handle everything that
the International Co., has to offer for
sale and a trial will convince you that
vcu can buy your implements here
cheaper than elsewhere. From the