Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-31

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lIor them. We find localities where
tine merchant thinks that they must
trade with hin. because he Is kihg
through the fact that there are nc
| ether stores in a. radius of a large
number of miles. That is the reason
the catalogue houses are reaping a
harvest equal to a king Of the olden
times, selling their quantity goods and
iouling the physical man and his
offspring, causing untold expense
! through sickness, weakness from the
ln6urishing effect of the food bought
from these grafters.
Would Starve to Death.
Ii the catalogue houses depended
upon communities like Garrison, to
make them hogs in dollars and cents
they would starve to death, Garrison
induces people to trade at her places
of business through the efforts OF the
merchants in giving full value for the
amount of money received. Live and
let live is their motto and not graft.
This is the cas- that Garrison re-
ceiyes the large amount OF grain eaclr
year. This year the amount reaches
the enormous sum of 725,0O0 bushels
marketed at this point.
Now will you ask the Question why
is Garrison one of the best cities
on the 500? The elevators that par
titipated in handling this grain are
:as. follows: The Equity Farmers
Elevator company, Frank Peterson,
president; G. w. Hodge vice presi-
dent, w B. S%ilverthorn, secretary
treasurer and Mr.. Adam Koenig, man
ager.
Got His Share.
MI. J. A. Reuter- has received his
share OF the 1912 crop, going over
the 100000 mark considerable. In
connection with the grain business
Mr.. Reuter- handles the Rumley Oil
Pulled and Ford autos, wood and coal
always on hand.
Old Line Elevator.
The Occident Elevator company,
with o. Snyder as manager pretty.
nearly reached the 100000, spot. You
vii, always find a full supply Of flour,
feed and fuel at this house. The Oc-
Cident is an old line elevator, and has
helped in starting many Of the
thriving localities.
Looking for More.
keim & Schauer. independent deal.
ers in grain, flour, feed and machinery
bought their share of grain last year
and are looking for a larger return
this year than ever before. All kinds
Of machinery carried the year around.
Mrs. John Schauer, manager and has
been located here since the town
a born.
Always There.
The Osborne Mcmillan Elevator
company, another OF the old line ele-
vators are always on the ground
when it comes to the large crop
years and usually get their portion
Of the good things and this year was
no exception. Mr.. G. H. Loudenback,
the popular manager is always there
and some over, just because that is
his business and be gets the business
for his company.
: Have Seen Garrison.
Now, Mr.. Prospective Locator, you
have taken the trip through all the
stores and business houses, and saw
Garrison as it is. Don't you think that
lou would like to have a home among
these facilities and raise that family
with plenty stamped upon' your chill
dren's faces, prosperity on yours, and
content and comfort for your wife,
Remember, the old gentleman we left
to see Garrison. Your declining years
could be spent in this way looking
back and knowing YOU had done your
duty to yourself, your family and to
your country.
Land Of Plenty.
There is no want here. This is
the land of plenty and peace. That
which We SOW, 80 shall We reap. Get
busy. Start something. You can
in this country and it won't cost you
a fortune to do it either. Are YOU
on? We are waiting for 10000 more
good farmers and Garrison wants her
share. Well, so ling fellows. Best
OF wishes. The Bismarck Tribune
Company, your best state paper. You
knew it before the balance thought
of it.