Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-17

Of the best pieces Of land around this
part or the state, and not only show
you, but buy. man for this Is one OF
the best Investments on the market To
day. Land Is selling now at 5000 o u
$500 per acre. He has the choicest OF
the lot. Loans q specialty. Mr.. Lev
also carries q fun line Of all kinds OF
farm machinery, steam and gas tractors,
Ills present stock will so close to $1o,-
con, everything modern and up to date.
Best Values.
To get the best values in gents fur---
nishings. groceries. dry goods. boots and
shoes, glass ware chint and in fact ey-
erything that goes to make an Al gen.
cral merchandise establishment. you will
have to see i. W.. Walker and Com
pany. In connection to the merchandise
business this company carry a complete
line Of hardware and sundries.
Harness.
Here is q record for YOU harness men
to look into and see if you have ever
done Il business that will equal this.
The John Neubauer and company store
have sold since the first Of February,
ninety eight sets Of harness at their
futile store. Mr.. f. l.. Peyer, the local
manager, is some proud, and We think
that it is justly coming to him. +. l..
is one Of the large stockholders in boosts
for futile and one Of her best hackers.
Big Sales. r.
The Farmers store was established
here about two months ago. and their
cn1oc IN data lInnn 70 1Q11l hnS hnnn
some over two thousand dollars ($2, 1000.
This is the way the people Of this com
munity show their appreciation of the
fact that a merchant wants to please
them. Mr.. NJ. and Max Miller, known
in business circles Us the Miller Bros.
You will find an the best grades Of gen
cral merchandise at this IN to date
store. You will already know this fact
to be very positive, or their sales would
not receive the consideration that they
have. More Miller brothers in tho steta
is what we want. n
First State Bank.
The First State Bank, though still a
now institution. has the facility for be-
coming one of the leading banking
houses Of this territory. The gentlemen
that are at the head Of this concern are
old and tried. experienced, and have the
ability to handle and care for your bank
ing interests. Not only that but they
have helped to develop one section Of
this state and are going to help make
futile one OF the best districts in the
northwest. Mr.. J.. L.. Dornacker, the
cashier, gave us the last statement Of
the bank, which showed the condition
on February 4, 1913, and it was as fol-
lows: Capital $40, 900, surplus $333. so, de-
posits, time and subject to check, $685..
SIS. SO. The other officers of this a
are. John F. Robinson. president, and
f.. d. Jones, vice president.
Grand Hotel. q
The Grand Hotel at futile enjoys one
of the largest %patronages of any. hotel
in the state according to size. Mr.. VIM.
klemin, the manager, has only one trou-
ble-t find enough room for his guests.
This hotel was opened to the public about
nine months ago and from the business
done here on. would think it was the
oldest in the county. Mr.. kemin has the,
knack of setting one Of the best tables
on this line, and as to beds, you are
at home when in this place. '3
'' Machinery. "a
Sachs & ~kremenetsky. another one Of
the new stores at futile, are crnsid-
ering themselves lucky as to- the loca-
ton they chose for their enterprise. This
firm handles all the modern machinery
and light hardware, groceries, clothing,
boots and shoes, dry goods. o will
find the best Of everything carried in
this large stock Of choice articles OF
wearing apparel and good things to eat.
enetsky. They also hold a large share
in the futile boosters company.
Good Shaving.
Mr.. +. \. Conrad. the popular ton
sorial artist, will relieve you Of that
extra growth Of alfalfa, and your wife
will feel greatly relieved at seeing you
without those briars, that mak her want
to get a divorce. Mr.. Conrad has his
shop in the Fred Kist pool and billiard
room, and while you are waiting for
your shave enjoy yourself and help
some one else to spend a pleasant half
hour. Soft drinks and good cigars and
candy in connection.
" "t "t Lumber. .@
Tuttle has two of the best line lum-
Der companies represented in their city
of any in the state. The Salzer Lum-
Der Company was the first to come,
placing Mr.. C. T.. Newcomer in charge
of this yard in l911 or to be more ex-
act, in November of that year. Mr..
Newcomer has made things go through
his energy and good judgment. The
company would have a hard time replac-
ing such a man.
Second Company.
The Winnor-Adams Company was the
second and last to enter as a groom
for the WI year old filly, and they are
doing their share of backing and watching
her grow. They have been established
here about one year now. Mr.. Rudolph
Essinger says, whats der matter nit
Duttles?" and then answers it himself,
He won't give you a chance to spoil it.
not him. He says, "Noddings, cans YOU
see?' and we So "
VIII Be Stepping Fast.
! Rudolph says hat the two year old will
be stepping so fast at three that some
of the others can't even get into her
dust. We are backing her too. Here
We have the first general merchandise
establishment in Tuttle. Tie futile
Mercantile Company. Mr.. SD. Boileau,
the proprietor. was formerl$, OF Steele.