Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-15

and conducts one Of the finest drug
stores in the state, Mr.. A. J. Hoffer,
cashier, the man that is always en-
peeted to know just what you wish to-,
lis an energetic worker for the inter
est of his house and the welfare OF
their customers, Mr.. Max sThurow,
assistant cashier, is q capable and
; well trained man in the banking bust
ness and will endeaYor to please you
and serve to the beat OF his ability.
Another Good Bank.
The First National Bank Of Ana.
moose, has the reputation OF being
all that any n could ask OF an in
stitution OF its kind, liberal in loan
ing, and ready at all times to oolige
the party trying to make good. rms
pank was organized in 1906, as the
First State bank and in 1909 was
! changed into a National bank, con-
tinning under practically the same
management. The officers are as fol
lows: G. A. Gilbert, president; W. "A.
EOlkmann, vice president; c. +.
Schafer, cashier. These gentlemen
/ also constitute the directors OF the
institution, and will be found to be all
that word gentlemen implies. Mr.. G.
A. Ebbert was born in this state close
to FesseGden, about 30 years ago ana
has been associated with the banking
business for eleven years. Mr.. W. A..
VOlkmann has been in the ankin@
business for six years and is one or
the finest fellows that CIV have had
the opportunity to NEE. Mr.. &. +.
| Scheafer, has been connected with
different banking houses in this state
for anumber Of years and is the right
man in the right place, because when
you meet him and don't know him
you feel better than if you are ac-
Quainted. Just think how much bet
ter you feel. The capital of this bank
is $4,000, surplus and undivided pro-
fits $4,000: deposits $4,000. Their
building is one of the finest in this
locality.
Safe and Sure Bank.
With the million dollar mark as
! security, your daddy dollars are rs
safe in the McHenry County State
bank as if they were deposited in the
IU. s.. treasury. Not only the safe and
soundess Of the institution. but the
ts7I,en = W. -tu4deaf with makes T.
"a pleastlreg:to go into this bank. MI.
sP..sF.s Bibow, the popular cashier, Is
one of those fellows that will take
care Of your interests to the best OF
his ability and the experience of a
number of years makes him capable
Of these duties. "a smile and then
more of them and you can't help Ee-
ing his friend, or a friend Of this bank.
This is one Of the associated banks OF
Davidson & Ross and can be depend
ed upon at. any time to stay by their
depositors and customers. You will
find they. have twenty three banking
houses in the state and all in the
best of condition and we'll liked.
Oldest Settlers.
Three of the oldest settlers in the
city and also the Oldest claim holders
Of this territory, are the Albrecit
| Brothers. Albert and Fred came
here in 1898, all taking a strip Of
; Uncle Sans land and the result OF
honest. and Industrious men can well
be seen in this instance. Today the
three brothers have the largest gea.
eral merchandise establishment IN.
the country carrying a stock OF $780,.
900 and their yearly sales amount
close to the 100000 mark. All are
public spirited men that are trying to
serve those that put their confidence
in them to the best Of their ability.
L. C. Albrecht is senator from the
fourty.fifth district and had to resign
as a county commissioners to take
up his new duties as such. Fred has
served with the same spirit that he
broke the stubborn prairie in years
gone by, on the city board and naught
can be said other than his services
wre of the best. Albert is the mana
ger of their large store.
First Building Small.
The first building was twenty BY
twenty-four feet, and their modern
store today covers a space Of. 50 by
100 feet. Two floors piled to the cell
ing Of the necessities Of life, a con
plete stock of general merchandise,
shelf and heavy hardware. The
brothers still retain something like