Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-19

Store in the lead. This place. is head.
quarters for the latest and finest
ladies' and mems toggery. You Will
find in connection with this n Of the
finest general merchandise establish.
ments in the state, doing a $780, 900
business per year. Mr.. l. Heffter, the
popular proprietor, has BEEN a resi-.
dent of this locality since 1t was shsst
settled. 2'
Good Drug Store.
Denhoff has one Of the neAtest
drug establishments in this county
and the man that is behind this en-
terprise is all that any town wousA
want for a booster. Mr.. A. Pana1i
is a live wire in this towns doines
and whenever the issue comes up for
something for Denhoff you win 1fnd
him there and some more too. 'tO:-get
all that he can for his home town.
You can find all the latest drinks
here. Nix on that stuff, only the soda
fountain kind, and that is the best.
We know; We tried them. w. Fs@s
Lumber For Everything.
Lumber for everything that yousNth
want to build, the best grades of
all kinds of lumber is to be found
at the Winllor- Torgersen Lumber com
pany. Mr.. John Summit has lfad
charge of this yard for the past seven
years and has made a large number
of friends that say John is all to; the
good. A trial will convince the ptac-
teal man that this is the place to
buy his lumber. " = 1'.3t.
William Il. Wilmont, will take You
and bring you back the same day, no
delay or waiting when you arrive
from the stable, the best of rigs and
auto livery. 81
Livery, feed and sale stables, the
best in the land. Z
The Elevators. tnyu
The elevators of this thriving town
are all to the good handling close on
to the 100000 bushel mark for the s
past season. The Fred Ahlbreeht and
Sons elevator bought over 225.00O
bushels Of grain for the season .0f
1912 and expect to make that ANA
some more this eason Mr. AMI
bretch is the manager of this house.
and is very familiar with the crop
conditions this year and said that he
expected the largest crop Of any year
SO far shown around this territory
Bought Much Grain
The p. T.. Finagen Elevator. "a pri-
vate establishment, bought over f160,-
900 bushels and contends that the
crop for this year will besthe largest
in this county's history, every cOn
ldition being Just right. We are I'm
hopes that these gentlemen knoW
and W. will help some of those fal-
lows SPEND some of their money, ssas
a subscription to the Bismarck Fri
buns will help them to getsthe large
crops that we all are looking fer. Mr..
Ed. Plan. the manager Of this house.
knows what he is talking about and
we are going to keep tabA0n Ed'sapfe-
dictions.
The Tribune.
Don't forget to send in for that His-
marck Tribune the only state paper
that keeps a reporter at the calttai
the year around. You will lind THE
best reading matter on, better farm
ing conditions, all the latest hints ,np
how to improve your stock, and keep
disease from your herd. the right
method to follow in the dpkeep u
your land, and what will bring son
the best results in fertilizers and
similar additions to the land which
will be beneficial to you In crop 70.
turns. Yours very respectfully; Bssi
marck Tribune Co.
Don't fail to write the SHERIDAN
COUNTY LOAN CO., HRI1Sfv3A-
WOOD, MONTANA, II you sWish .
good 32O-acre homestead . ralin-
Quishment"