Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-01
KEMSAL.
(By X. Neher)

This beautiful little city Is situat.
ed In the Northwestern corner of
Stu'sman County, eighty-seven miles
= from the Minnesota State line, Is one
Of the largest shipping points for grain
on the main line of the 500 Railroad.
This district joins Barnes and Grigss
Counties. The two mentioned c0un.
ties are considered to be two of the
best grain producing counties in the
State, the best of soil, a wealth pro.
dhCing crop every year, good climate,
best OF markets, and the best land at
the lowest price considering the acre.
age being farmed and a great amount
of grain being raised on that same
acreage. Seventy.five per cent of
the people who have investigated have
found the farming locality surround
ing kensal to be the richest in the
State. The numerous fine houses
situated here only verify these state
m"nts; the more you see of it the
more you will like It..
! Wealthy Farmers Here
! There are any amount of residents
here who are worth fifty thousand dol
lars and can cite you to many that
their little bank note Is easily worth
| a hundred and fifty thousand.
In speaking of Konsal proper, we
| will give you here Il few facts con.
corning the business section and the
men who conduct .he enterprises that
make kensal a preferred trading
point.
Heavy Bank Deposits
The Farmers Merchants Bank, with
one of the largest deposits of any
in the State, has been a beneractor
to the City of Kensal and locality, al.
ways look to the interests of not only
their customers but to every thing
in general. The men ut the head
OF this bank are everything that the
; word gentlemen implies. Your money
will be safe and well invested II left
in the care OF the careful and pruden.
officers: Mr.. LOran Nichols, presi.
dent and +. l.. Nichols, Cashier. Mr..
T.. l. Nichols, with that hearty. laugh
and glad hand, will tell you that Ken
sal Is the coming Metropolis of the
Northwest. and We will just take some
of Mr.. Nichols stock too at the same
price.
With a million dollars worth of
responsibility of stockholders and de-
. pOsitors, this Is the guarantee the
Security State bank has to offer their
creditors. Meet Mr.. Glenn, cashier of
| this institution and you will know
why they have %prospereda In the last
six years of active operations, five
years as a National and one year as
; a State bank. c. H. Davidson, Jr., is
President of the E'ank and C. F. Ross,
Vice President.
Boosters with Something to Boost
kensal has the greatest number Of
Boosters Of any town in the State, and
among them and as large ducks as
in the puddle are the following: r.
c. Curdenning, Pres, .JnO. J.. Brom,
Vice Pres, Anton Feckler,. Treasurer
and Secretary, of the rKehsal 1mple-
ment Company. Mr.. Feck1er is the
manager and conducts the business
in a manner beyond criticism and is
made Of the material that North Da.
kota wants more Of, that push and
, ability to achieve results. In fact
kensal can boast of a number of such.
You will find the Kensal Implement
company carrying a full line of hard
ware and farm machinery, also hav-
ing some of the best land that lies in
the great state of North Dakota for
sale, you will get a square deal from
the sQuarest people in Stutsman
County.
If you are looking for a location
just drop Mr.. Feckler a card and you
will be sur of getting the facts con-
! corning this locality You will find
these gentlemen always ready to &C.
commodate in any way possible. A
trial at their store will convince you
that you are dealing with gentlemen.
These gentlemen came to Kensal
when Kensal a just Kensal and
have the foundation that has made it
one of the richest spots in all this
great State. More men of this cali
her wanted. '.-.
Commercial Houses are Prosperous
The Kensal Cash store is rated
among the best in the State. You
will find an establishment not only
OF the wares they sell, but one of
cleanliness and proper management.
They carry a stock of about SIS, 900
OF fancy groceries, dry goods, boots