Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
A Thriving and Beau
tiful City

i business has grown until the yearly
sales amount to nearly $35, 900. IN
addition to this large stock Mr.. Mol
landorf carries a large number OF
shares in boosts" for Martin, and is
looking for more stock. Martin Is
good enough for him. Another read
or of the Bismarck Tribune.
Large Lumber Firm.
One Of the largest concerns Of its
kind in the whole northwest, a stock
consisting of every available article
that the Industrious former Or the
prospective builder could want and
i1hen some. Lumber and the best
geatcs Of every kind will be found
here, from fence posts to the best OF
finishing material. Implements from
the garden rake to the t%hresher, all
! complete lines, buggieS, carriages and
wagons, manufactured by the best OF
carriage makers, horses, range, stand
ard bred and in fact every kind of
horses that every kind of mar could
want, and at the right price. The
best grades of coal for sale the year
around. H
Sample Business House.
Mr.. Homemaker, this is q sample
of the business houses Of this busy
little city. They do not copy but 40
things in the original way that only
the men behind the gun know how to
do. The officers OF this company are
as follows: N. ID. Samels, president,
]. p. Samels, vice president, F. w.
Samels, manager. You will be ac-
corded the most courteous treatment
if dealing with this company.
Thanks to Werner Bros.
Martin as she grows older grows
wiser, as is shown by her choice OF
stores that have located in her do
main in the last few years. The Wer.
ner Bros, located a general merchan-
disc and department store here about
a year and a half ago. They have
the people of this community to
thank for the large amount of. bust
ness they have done in that time, and
on the other nand the people of the
city have the Werner Bros. to- thank
for locating in their town. This stores
is one Of the largest general. stores
in this section of the state, and en-
joys one of the largest trades of any
one store in the territory. You can
find anything that you may want in
any line that pertains to the general
store trade, the best only being ear
ried, such as gents furnishings, dry
goods, clothing and every necessity
that a gentlman would want. A full
and complete line of fancy and sta
pie groceries and farm machinery.
We wish to add here that this store
originally was the pioneer store OF
Martin, and has continued to be just
as generous as the old time store
was, in treatment.
One of the Best.
The Westside Garage of Martin is
doing all general repair work on au-
tos. You old a will come back
from this establishment looking like
a new one. All work is done by OK
perienced machinists, and you will be
sure to be satisfied. In connection
they run an up-to-date auto livery
that can be depended upon to get you
back from where you went. Mr.. &.
e. Loffelbein, the proprietor, has been
a resident of Martin for six years,
and previoua to entering intb the
auto business was connected with the
Westside Hardware Company and
can rely on.
Received Their Share.
The B. G. Southall Elevator re-
celved it's share of the enormous
business done here last year, having
bought something owe 100000 bush
els of grain. Mr.. Southall came here
just six years ago and has estab-
lished a business that would make
many of the aid timers sit up and
take notice.
Three years Of successful business
operations have put The Farmers
Store in the front ranks of the com
mercial establishments in Martin.
This store is conducted in an up-to.
date name and by the same kind of
people. The result has been one not
to wonder at, as they carry one of
the most complete stocks in the town
and can supply your every want with
the best merchandise Obtainable. The
gentlemen that comprise this mercan-
tile business are men that heve help.
in regenerating the retail trade of
the locality and can be depended up.
on to give you your moneys worth.
The officers are as follows: julius
Sgutt, president, David Schroeder,
manager, and Maurice H. Aved, sec
retary and treasurer.
One Of the First Pioneers.
One Of the first pioneers of Mar.
tin vas Mr.. Moellendorf, the popular
grain man, having come here fifteen
years ago and grew up with the cOun-
try and still has no objections as to
the treatment that the people have
extended to him. Last year he
bought over a hundred and thirty
thousand bushels Of grain and says
that this year will find, him close
second to the two hundred thousand
mark. The 500 Lines report on ton.
mage in and out show Martin to have
the lead on many of the larger towns
situated on their lines, and these re.
E Forts cannot be otherwise than cor.
rect.
Clean Market.
The City Meat Market at Martin
is one Of the cleanest places we have
visited on our travels. They carry
a full line of fresh, smoked and salt
meats, flesh and game in season. of
the highest quality and at reasonable
prices. VIM. E. Litke, the proprietor.