Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26

are not far from $ZE5 .UOU. w. II.
HO.Neil is vice president. S. G.. More,
cashier, andAJ. II. Wendell, assistant
cashier.
I. S. Smith, proprietor Of the Buffalo
livery, feed and sales stables, runs an
auto livery in connection. He is n
Of the tDwH's old residents, having
been in BUSINESS for 16 years. and in
the county for 333-years. He also holds
the control or the local station Of the
Standard OH company.
A. Good General Store.
More & O'Neil are headquarters for
fancy groceries, gents furnishings,
dry goods, shoes. hardware, etc. Mr..
More, the senior partner, is cashier
Of the bank, and Mr.. O'Neil. alsorviee
president of the bank, is active IA
ager of the store. These two men
have had this store for eight years
and have been doing a profitable
business. It is one Of the largest and
best stores in Buffalo and deserves
success.
Berg & Gran are proprietors Of the
Buffalo telephone exchange, as they
have been since 1908. They came to.
gether in 1905 and have been head,
quarters for fine confectionery, eli.
CARS, tobacco, stationery, cutlery and
other similar articles. Mr.. Gran is as.
sistant postmaster. The Berg & Gran
store is finely equipped and deserves
the large trade which it receives.
Earners' Elevator.
The Farmers Elevator company is
a growing concern which Is heartily
backed by the farmers near Buffalo.
1t was Incorporated in 1906, and the
elevator has a capacity Of 40 900 bush.
els. w. H. Miller is president, James
McHattie is secretary and treasurer,
and N. B. Davis is manager. Mr.. Da-
Wis has been manager of the elevator
for about a year. Last fall saw the
shipment, Of 1928 cars of grain from
this n elevator, amounting to over
200, 900 bushels.
The Buffalo hotel is newly furnish
cd throughout, steam heated and cleo
trio lighted. Mr. l.. H. Syverud, the
proprietor, has been in the business
since JANUARY Of the present year.
The Buffalo hotel is d clean we'll
lighted hotel and a welcome place for
the traveller. "s,
Buffalo Undertaken.
A. w. Mohr deals in farm machin-
cry. engines, Windmills and pumos. He |
also handles caskets and undertaking.
supplies. Mr.. M0hr has been In p;ls;.
ness in Buffalo for any years and isl
a familiar figure in the county.
0. Sondrall is the local manager of
the Great Northern Elevator companv
of Buffalo. Last, fall he shipped is
cars of grain, or $4,000 bushels. 'rhe
Great Northern company gets a great
deal Of the grain grown in the vicin-
ity. s..r
Dealers in Lumber.
7. A. Quirk & Co. are dealers in
sash doors and, building ma
terials Of all kinds. Mr.. Quirk is me
Of the oldest residents Of the tow,
and county now living. He has been
in the lumber business here TO-, over
thirty years. About nine years ago
Mr.. Kringler became connected with
the firm. Quirk & Co. have a large
warehouse and handle q. large line Of
everything that might be called for
in building, material.
General Merchandise.
H. T.. Brown & Co. are dealers in
general merchandise in Buffalo. Fur
niture, hardware, paints and oils are
handled in addition to a line of gro.
ceries and drygoods kept on hand at
all times. Mr.. Brown has been in
business for seven years. He came
heer in 1881, three years after tSe
town was started. The Northern Pa
cific came through in, 1877. Mr.. Mary
Wilson. who came here from Buffalo,
NNew York state, named the town.
The first postmaster, according to
Mr.. Brown, was H. B. Strand, who is
now living in the state Of Washing.
ton. Mr.. Brown himself has always
had faith iii the future of the town
and has RETAINED from seeking an
other town in which to open up a
business.