Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-11

and a large line of gas and steam trac-
tors and separators, as well as a large
line of automobiles and supplies. Their
| success is as certain as the coming OF
day and night.
What did you say ABOUT getting Your
! face shot. Scoop? Why, yes, there is a
first class studio in Belfield. They do
all kinds of art work and | am sure
] that YOU can get an exact reproduction
| of your pleasant smiles correctly taken
, at the Presthus Studio. That is the
name. Remember it as the Presthus
! Studio, the home of high grade art work.
Mr.. l. Presthus is another newcomer in
Beltield. E"
Scoop ate at the Bellield Cafe. He
SAYS that it is glorious success and after
completing their well served meal he had
to let out his belt two holes. Mr.. e. V.
Curry. proprietor of this first class cafe,
is another of the recently arrived citizens
Of Belfcld. g"
Scoop is an excellent b"aru player
and we had to hire d team of mules tt
pull him away from BrownlieId & Walsh
! billiard hall. He says the tables are the
best ever and Mr.. S. c. BrownIleld, the
Industrious manager, is the pest lello"
west of the Tribune office.
Where there is a future there are
op%portunities in all lines of business
Belfeld has a golden future. This is
statement Of Mr.. l.. V. Westby. manage
Of the wen known Model Clothing ant
Shoe Store of Beach, which has recently
, established Il branch store in Belt1eld
The store is complete in all lines OF
gents toggcry and is equal to many
found in cities Of five thousand popula'
ton.
The development Of an agricultural re-
/ gion out of the uncertainty of an un.
conquered wilderness is no school boys
task. 1t takes farmers who know tho
business of agriculture from the leg o
Il milk stool to the. dea.-. Of a grasshop'
per. Such men are not found easily
But the German-Scandinavian land com
pany has turned the states of Illinois
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin inside
out in search of real farmers and tho
class of agriculturalists that it has PLACED
around Belticld are the very best obtain.
able. Mr.. \. II. Larson, proprietor o.
this real estate concern, has been re.
sponsible for this state betterment policy
and has contributed the experience OF
many hard years to the carrying out o.
this plan. The success of Beltield il
his reward. j.. "- ' 81,
Mr.. Scoop wishes to say that the mos
accommodating gentleman that he me
while in Belfield was a man with a small
moustache by the name of Mr.. v. s
Langlois. Mr.. Langlois is president o
the commercial club and a very ACTIVE
partner of the firm of McCarty & Lang
lois. dealers in farm lands and loans
They have for sale and exchange larg'
and small tracts of wild and improved
lands in and around Stark county. The.
also do insurance work make collections
and take care of property and business
for nOn-residents. This firm is a mem
Der of the Interstate Investors .Associ
alton. Give them a chance and the,
will show you SOmc bargains.
Beltield elevators reported April 1
1918. that they had handled to that dat
over $50, 200 bushels of grain. The fol
lowing is Il copy of the statements:
Belield Farmers Elevator Co... 277,59
Mimi. & Western Grain Co....... 1871
Occident Elevator Co. ........... 164. 06
Total S0S, 80
The managers of these elevators state
in reply to the question as to the amour
of grain that was yet to be marketed