Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-27

clocks, cut glass, diamonds and other
articles too numerous to mention. III
YOU are looking for good goods. vow
will find the hest here. Watch aud
clock repairing a specially.
Pool and Billiard Hall.
When looking for recreation don't
forget you have one of the finest
pool and billiard rooms in the cSun-
try in your city. You can spend q
half hour of this pleasure and feel
like a new rnan, free from the toll OF
the office, and a clear mind. In ad-
ana confectionery. All at the A. ].
Peyton billiard parlors
\ Not a knocker,
When we think of a Hammer
We think of someone knocking. Well,
this is not the case this time, asfMr.
Hammer is the leading merchant,
dealing in everything for the hprse.
Harness. fynets, blankets and sad
dlery. In connection you will find a
complete line of travelling necessities
equal to anything in the country Re-
member the place-Hammer's.
Machinery.
When looking for the pest in farm
machinery, just drop into the Bentz
6 Brewers implement establishment
and they will show you all the lat
est machinerv that the up-to-tkie. min
ute farmer would want to use.s You
will find anything from the small gar,
den rake to the th~resher, and en-
CINE. A trial i'll convince the most
prudence buyer that he has found the
right place to deal and alaWys get
just what he wants. Now don't for
get the place to get that next new
piece Of, neutrality-suspicious. y Brow.
er.
Photo Studio.
Lees Photo Studio, the only place
in the city to obtain the best in pho
Biography. Twelve years of success.
full operation has placed Mr.. Lee in a
position to handle your work and give
you your moneys worth. S.malT pho
tos made into life size, and iii fact
every kind Of phot7 graphyS work
strictly done. .
When it comes to the neatest and
most up-to-date drug store that we
have been in for some time the cred
It goes to the Harvey Drug company's
store. Mr.. H. G.. Otto, the popular
manager, has done everything that
would make it convenient for his Gus
toners, prescriptions promptly filled.
Drugs and all drug sundries, books
and stationery are TO be found at
this popular store. A complete line
Of everything carried. ..
Harvey Herald. Z
The Harvey Herald Printing CON
pany, publishers Of the Harvey Her.
aid, and one Of the best advertising
mediums in the state Of North Da-
Nota. Special attention given orders
from out OF town parties. The best
OF job work neatly donoe, in English
Or German. They guarantee salts
faction. You don't want your sub
%scription cut off from one OF North
Dakota's leading papers. And again
YOU can't afford to have this thing
happen, SO send insand know what is
going on outside Of your own locality,
as the Herald prints all the news of
LIZ WOl "s .HEE. . ID. #.
The officers Of the Harvey Herald
company are as follows: c. F.. Thorn
as, president; Il. q. Thomas, secre-
tary; A. A. VetsclI,,a treasurer. Sew
entcen years or telling the people
the news of tile state and world has
made the Herald almost indispensable
to the modern man Of affairs and the
progressive farmer.
Big Grain Market.
The city >Of Harvey will stand az
one of the largest grain marke-
places of the world for all time. This
last yea" nearly a million bushels OF
grain came ipto the Elevators of this
town, a record that any city in the
wrold would bep roud to have. Mr..
Reader, could you imagine a million
bushels of grain oats, wheat and the
other grains that we raise in this
state, being piled in one pile some
pleace? This could not be conceived
Of because the amount is too large to
even thing Of, still that is the record
that your town holds, ant held the
name of being the largest primary
J. lld hCI Ill tuC WILL III lOl ~ lulll-
Der of years. Remember Harvey Oh
the 500 is known from coast tc
coast and then some, then ask the
question, where is Harvey? Why the
little negro boy in Africa would tell
you in North Dakota. We will give
you a list of the elevators that partic,
ipate in the handling of this enor-
nous crop Of grain each year. They
are as follows: Harvey Farmers
Cooperative Association, dealers ii.
grain, coal and agricultural nipple,
ments, established in 1904; Fred
Rasmussen. president; j.. F. Strauss,
secretary, and VIM. Wright, treasur-
er. Bought 100000 bushels, 1917.
Mr.. VIM. Lamb has managed this
large business for the last five years.
MIR. Adam Schumacher has taken care
of the enormous amount of grain that
has been bought and sold at this
house for eight years. Some records.
Will F. Weber, farm implements,
Superior drills, Old Hickory wagons
and the Clark vehicles. Also the
Avery line OF threshing and plow out
fits. This company bought 10000
bushels of grain for the last years
business. MI. Weber has only been
in Harvey for about a year, and says
that it is good enough for him ana
guesses that he will stay while.
General Merchandise.
Gackle & Billingmeier, everything
in merchandise, dry goods, boots and
shoes. groceries, hardware, stoves.