The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-12

nnooern machinery including q cooling
aPpdFdtus that makes the use of ire
Unnecessary except for SHIPPING mr.
poses. Through the use of this freez-
ing machinery the refrigerators are
nept al a temperature of 4 above zero
Ell1n is the pride Of the town and has
zone tuliy its share in advancing the
GARY industry through this section.
1here IS also a flour mill here own
e9 operated by a local mpa
OIL Whlch Anton E. Muggli is president
ana active manager. This mill is
htoWn as the Glen Ullin Roller Mills,
ana mas a capacity of 100 barrels of
hour a day. It's product is .manufac-
urea from a high grade of hard wheat
ana the flour finds a ready sale on the
OUTSIDE market as we'll as locally.
rive grain elevators take care of the
grain raised in this section, two of
Whlch are local companies, the. Curlew
Lumber d Elevator Co., controlled by
T; b. Wickman and Chas. Waechter.
Whlch buys grain and sells lumber
and building supplies, The Farmers,
elevator also handles a large amount
OF grain as does the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co, h Andrews elevator and the
Occident elevator.
There are a large number of we'll
equipped mercantile establishments nf
which the large department store of
Barnes & Nelson is undoubtedly the
!eaoer. The firm engaged in business
Is ellen Ullln some twenty-three years
age, starting then on a small basis
uhtll today they occupy a modern two
over $50, 900 merchandise in ali
branches. This building covers a
ground space 60x100 and with the
basement has three floors OF that
dimension filled completely with mer-
Not only is j. T. Nelson
a thorough merchant but he is well
versed on farming lines and has used
MS efforts all the years he has lived
mere to help the country along agri-
cultural ines with his practical ideas
gained AFTER years of experience.
W banks handle the wealth ac-
CURED In this section. The Fist Ma
tlonal ban is the Oldest bank here
and Tor years P. B. Wickham was the
president. On Aug. 1, the bank
changed officers and at present 10 s.
konantz, a capitalist Of st. Paul is the
president, with O. H. Kuhl. vice nresi-
dent and H. w. Martin cashier. This
oank ma a capital of $25, 900 and a
surplus OF $4,000. Its deposits are
over the $125,O00 mark and it's foot
ings reach nearly 5000, 900.
The Merchants State bank s,1cceed-
ed the German State bank and has RI
Il. Lyon and c. l.. Zimmerman of
Mandan, for president and vice presi-
dent, while E. A. Burmester is cashier
IIls pank is located in a handsome
modern one story brick structure. and
a a capital of $4,000 and q surplus
OF $4,000. Its footings at its last
statement were nearly $40, 900. Sis
542 being deposits.
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Ihere are w prominent real estate
firms here, the Glen UIlin Land &,
Loan Co., of which III. G.. REYNOLDS il
n manager. and the Western Realty
& Loan Co.. Of which M. Tschida, is
president, and l.. A. Tayis is vice
president n secretary.
Atty. A. T.. Faber has made Glen
Ullin his home for a great many wears
owns his office building has an ex.
tensive law practice, and has a corn
plete library. He owns a fine home
OF which there are many in Glen UIlin,
he ma q confidence of the people 81
TINS community and is one of the
towns foremost citizens. Another
promising attorney here is John r
Clarity, who has lived in Glen TTlI;n
for the past five years and is meet
big patronage.
Glen Ullin also has an en%terpr;sinp
newspaper in The Glen Ullin News
which has been published the past
eleven years by Wallace r. Hall. who
has built up a fine plant and has q
big o%tronage.
The town is equipped with an ade-
quate electric light and power plant
and also has an extensive Waterworks
plant, and the next Improvement to he
! advocated by the taxpayers is q sew