Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-15

fact all building material. Quality is
their first advantage. and price the
! next. Your moneys worth at all
times. That new house or barn will
look better If built from the best ana
! another consideration, think how
much longer Il building built from
| the best materials will last, years
, longer than the sloddy and cheap
| put up structures.
The Men Behind the Guns.
These c0mpanys ana their roMre-
| scntutiycs are as follows: The ltog-
ers Lumber Company, with M. Il.
| Fritz at the head and MI. Fritz can
! show you some OF the best lumber
that a saw cut through. Mr.. Fritz
| came here as manager Of this COM
| pany four years ago and his business
is evidence enough. The Langworthy
Lumber company would have a hard
time replacing their present manag-
CT for his business in the year that
| he has hcen here, is proof enough
| that the company carries nothing but
the best and have one OF the best
mcn obtalnaOle to operate their bust
ness here. Mr.. Jacobs HerinSeer
| came here to take charge OF this
| branch last year, and has made ev-
cry one his friend. You will find
both OF these lumber mon doing some
| tall boosting for %Anamoose; its good
! enough for them and they say it right
| out too, nothing backward about them
when it Ome to the boost Tor their
! home town.
AnamOose as a grain center las
few equals and fewer still that can
boast OF shipping more grain than
1.-the elevators are shipping from this
! point. Last year the combined ship
ments exceeded one half million bush
| els. These figures were taken from
the railroad offices and can be verl-
fed by asking the agent at the depot.
| On the other hand Mr.. Reader, if you
have seen the country around this
city you won't wonder, but to those
| that have not had that privilege we
! will say that the land around Ana
moose is slightly rolling and the sub
soil runs from twelve to. twenty four
inches deep, and they have an under
soil that holds the moisture, to ma
lures their crops, and when we say
lthere, 4is no better, land lays out OF,
doors we mean that the State OF
North Dakota has nothing any better
in land than you find right here.
The Elevators Companies.
The following Elevator companies
and managers, helped take in the
enormous crop Of last year. The Far
mers Elevator company bought some
| thing over 100000 bushels. This ele-
vator is made up of all local men, and
| their popular manager Mr.. Geo.
| SchOessler, is there and then some
| when it to getting his share
OF the grain raised in this locality.
The Osborne.Mc%Millan Elevator
! company was not far behind with the
total bought, going close to 100000
bushels. Mr.. w. N. Goodlaxon the
manager is also the guardian OF the
peace at Anamoose, having been mar
shall now for three years, and has
lived in Anamoose for the past eight
years. Don't forget to have a talk
with Mr.. Goodlaxon if you are think
ing of making this place your home.
He vii stear you on to the best piece
of land in the district.
Got Share Of Glory.
The Woodwork Elevator came in
for their share of the glory in taking
care of the enormous crop last year,
buying close to the 100000 bushel
mark any say that they will do that
and more next year and we'uns kind
of guess they know what they are
talking tbout as this country could
not look better for a bumper crop
for 1918. MI. Martin SuelZle, manag-
Ter, will continue to buy here for this
company.
+. R. Knitted, buyer for the Victoria
Elevator company has been in charge
Of this company's business here for
the last five years and don't forget
the elevator has received their share,
and will continue to do so as long as
they have a gentleman like Mr..
KNITTED as manager. He bought close
on to the 1000 bushel mark last
year.
Farm Machinery.
The Martin, Hublou company for