Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20

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tel when in Courtenay. a good meal
and a first-class bed. W.. f. Clark &
Son, proprietors.
Where to Get Drugs.
Wales pharmacy is the place to
have your prescriptions filled prompt
". A full linz. of stationery, jewelry,
cigars, pipes, perfumes, monographs.
and Rexall remedies. Mr.. M. l.. Vale
has conducted this successful bust
ness for four years and above all is
a good booster for Courtenay.
Emil and Joseph Nelson, constitut-
ing the Nelson Brothers, dealers in
general hardware, stoves. ranges.
pumps, windmills, tinware and cut
lery. Six years of successful business
operations have placed. the Nelson
Brothers among the first merchants
of Courtenay. Their prices always
right and material the best.
Makes One Think of Minneapolis
When one walks into the Farmers
Cash Store you would think you were
visiting Minneapolis. as this store Is
n of the largest department. stores
in the state, carrying a stock Of mann
thousands of dollars. of general mer-
chandise and hardware. The gentle
men conducting this business are
men of experience and cater to the
public wants in every possible map
ner, always trying to give the bAst
satisfaction. H. S. Strandness and f..
Fl, Stoddard, proprietors.
Prader & Won Almen, proprietors
Of the Waldorf confectionery store
have been dispensing the good things
of life to the citizens of Courtenay.
the best of cigars, tobacco, soft
drinks, fruit and vegetables, and an
up to date ice cream parlor in COD
nection. G =
Always to be had q meal just like
mother used to make, a good bed and
the best of service at the Clark no
tel. Miss Ida II. Clark, manager
Alive and Wideawake.
E. N. Clinton, manager of the Roc
er Lumber company at Courtenay, is
one of those live, wideawake fellows
always looking to figure with you on
that new house Or barn. Many friends
and customers make the Roger Lum.
Der company's Office their headquar.
ters and as a result Ginton's sales
are equal to any Of the Rogers COM
pany's Offices.
The seven elevators located at
Courtenay report one of the largest
buying records al a whole since
Courtenay was founded. All we'll
pleased with the past season Of 1912
and are looking forward to the larg-
est harvest the locality has everex~
p%erienced. They and their managers
are as follows: Osborn-McMillin FL
evator company, VIM. Holten, nanag
er; Atlantic Elevator company, Jacob
1slay, Manager; Farmers Co-opera-
tive Elevator company, Frank Kel%
logg, manager; Woodwork Elevator
company, r. C. gLovelace Manager;
Minnetonka Elevator company, Chas.
Prorsen. manager; Jones Elevator
comany, William Jones manager;
parsen Grain company. N. G. Parsen.
manager.
Both Are Progressive.
Fosholdt Brothers Department
Store, one of the largest department
in the Northwest, barring
none. a store chuck full of the
e~ssities of life, everything that is
useful to the housewife. husband and
in general. The fosholdt
Brothers are among the progressive
merchants Of the state, never miss.
Ing an opportunity to boost the town
of Courtenay and state in general;
in fact, they know their business
from the ground up, having learned
the general merchandise business,
and cater to the wants of the people
in a manner excelled by none.
.Courtenary is a favorable spot in
which to locate and Mr.. Farmer and
Mr.. Business Man, If you are looking
for a location you will not make a
mistake in casting your lot with the
people of Ccurtenay and community.
Dollars are plentiful and fall here
means a crop, and a crop prosperity.
Best Of wishes to Courtenay and cit
liens.
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