Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
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divided assets $4,000, and the depos-
It's are close to $4,000. This bank
Is operated according to the most
stringent OF banking rules and is as
safe as the government mint. Your
deposits and savings accounts will
draw the regular rate of interest, and
while you sleep buy you a COW, horse
or any of the many necessities that
come up from time to time. Mr.. j.
c. Peters, active head of the bank, is
one of those fellows that always want
to please and strive to- do the best
that ability and experience can fur
nish.
. Best in the State.
Mr.. Peters said the Bismarck Tri
bune was the best newspaper In the
state, and we are just guessing that
he knows what he is talking about,
because he has read the paper Tor
some time, and gave rs a renewal FOR
another year.
The home o fthe First State bank
is one of the prettiest buildings in
the state, and that statement can be
verified by any one that has ever
visited Martin.
Another Good Bank.
The Martin State Bank is another
of Sheridan cOunty'S good institutions
and is controlled by local capital, and
run by local people. The capital stock
is $4,000, surplus $4,000 and depos-
it's $4,000. This bank was former
ly the Tri-County State Bank, hav-
ing changed control April "a, 1913.
The officers Of this bank are al
men that have given their time and
efforts to the welfare Of this section,
having other interests in the comm'
nifty besides banking. The officers or
this bank are as follows: A. Samels,
president, ]. p. Samels, vice presi-
dent, j. J. Brehor, cashier, George
De Vries, assistant cashier, and i.
A.. Utecert, second assistant cashier.
This bank has the organization, the
capital, the ability and the willing
ness to serve you at all times.
And the men in control will en-
deavor to make this institution II
of the leading ones of it's kind in the
state. Today it's business equals that
of many of the old line banks.
Fine Drug Business.
The finest little drug business in
North Dakota is situated at Martin.
The M. c. Logue, drug n leWelrV
store made us sit up and take notice.
When it cones to boosting for his
home town, he says nothing too good
for Martin. And we will verify this
statement and add that he has a lite
line of drugs, stationery rubber goods
and cameras, a full line of all the
standard macs of watches, watch and
clock repairing a specially. Ma,
L.ogue carries a $4,000 stock. His
sales average $l1, 900, and only here
two years.
Large Hardware Firm.
One of the largest hardware n
furniture stores in the northwest is
located at Martin, and conducted by
F.. White e Son. Mr.. White, previ-
Gus to his two years at Martin, con-
Quoted a large establishment Of the
same kind at Chaska, Mimi, for four
teen years. You can obtain anything
in the line Of hardware, furniture and
Sduultly. Ill SOLIlCALloi u I" "'~
of the largest tin and plumbing es-
adjustments in the state. a ~
Mr.. White & Son, are OF the pro-
gressive kind and believe in boosting
their home town. Their up-to.date
combined store is veritication enough
for this statement and don't forget
that White & Son, are up-to-date in
other things. They read the Bis
marck Tribune and keep posted on
the dOings in our state.
Place to Buy Merchandise.
Here, Mr.. Farmer, Mr.. Citizen, is
the place to buy your merchandise.
A ten thousand dollar stock of the
best to choose from. Mr.. l.. A. Mol
landdolf was formerly a farmer, hay
ing taken a homestead in 1899, and
he knows exactly what you want.
You are cordially invited to inspect
this complete stock, of the best to be
had, of everything to eat wear and in
fact everything that could be termed
general merchandise. This store was
opened to the public in 1907, and the