Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
Where Fortune Always Has
Smile For tho Energetic

Of satisfactory catering to the local
, and commercial trade has proved this
beyond a doubt.
Has Best Wishes
The house of George J. Leidlinger
| stands for fair anu honest treatment
to everybody. A full line of harness,
shoes, suit cases, and trunks. Mr.,
] Leidlinger opened this establishment
twelve years ago and has the best
wishes of the community.
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: A. A. ROUNCE :"
) Jeweler i"
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Fnc watch repairing and adjusting
a speciality. Best goods at the best
prices.
Col. G. NJ. Kribbs, one of the ablest
auctioneers in the state, is located at
| Wimbledon and solicits your patron
age. Dates made at any place in
the state. Special attention given
to blooded stock apd farm sales.
Everything Tastes Good
The only place In Wimbledon to
get a quick lunch, a first class res
taurant. Will say just try J. w. Con
way and let us know how it tasted.
We know. Just asking you. Every
thing in season.
Finest Grade Of Lumber
The Wimbledon Lumber Co. sue
cessors to the Rogers Lumber Co.
have on hand at all times the finest
grade of building material obtainable
any place in ,ie state. Once tried
always prescribed. You are always
certain OF getting just what you ask
for. Give them the dimensions and
let them figure on that new house or
barn that you are contemplating for
the best of lumber and a reasonable
price. The Wimbledon Lumber Co.,
f. A. Kline, treasurer and manager.
Greatest Boosters
The Farmers Elevator company is
a purely local company made up of
the following gentlemen: Directors:
George Dardewald, Fred Fl. Etter, An.
ton Fried, Noah Jarvis. Officers: A.
z. Darkewald, president; James Muir
dock, secretary; H. Fl. Stroud, treas
urer. The Farmers Elevator com.
pany not only handles grain, but flour
and feed. Mr.. G. NJ. Dale as mana
ger has proved himself very energetic
in every respect, ready at all times
to accommodate the public, extend
seed grain, and other ways of showing
the Farmers Elevator Company to be
the friend of the farmer. Mr.. Dale
predicts a larger yield in 1918 than
in 1912. Let us hope he. is correct
in his predictions. "u t.,,at,4
Could Pile Wheat High'"''F
Imagine 100000 bushels Of grain
piled high in the street, what an i'm.
mense pile of the stuff that would
be that has made the state of North
Dakota one of the largest small grain
states or territories in the world. This
could be done at Wimbledon every
year, and then some, The Robert
Clendering Elevator Company, a pri.
vate concern, bought 1OO,00 bushels
of grain for the season just ending.
l.. F. Chase, the popular manager, is
one of those follows always out with
the big mitt, and say, Chase can al.
ways dispel the blues, no matter of
how long standing. Your patronage
solicited.
Other Elevators 2~>
The Woodwork Elevator Company
have had their share of the, golden
harvest and sit back and say, "Well
done, some more of the same pleas.
ure," and seem to think they have it
coming, and we guess they have.
The .O"bOrn-McMillan Elevator Co.,
one of the many under the same name
doing business in this state, claim to
have had the best years business
ever had by any single house of theirs.
Best wishes extended.
Wimbledon Concert Band.
The Wimbledon Concert Band was
organized January 23rd, 1911, with T.
j, Thorson as director and teacher.
The lineup is a full military instru-
mentation, including a quartette of
m%ellophones and a quartette of Saxa.
phones. The whole equipment was
furnished by the famous C. G. Conn in.
strument factory of Elkhart, Indiana,
and the organization owes a good deal
OF their success to getting a complete
set OF these high grade instruments
right on the start, for this together
with the untiring efforts Of T. J. Thor.
son, Who is still their director and
teacher has placed this organization
right at the top among the bands OF
the state. Each member owns his own
instrument and uniform and for the
past three seasons this band has been
self-supporting and no assessments
have been levied on the members. The
expenses have been taken care of by
proceeds from what they have earned
by filling engagements and by giving
local concerts and socials. The people
OF Wimbledon are always ready tc
help out on these occasions and are
ready to boost for the band and are
very proud OF the fact that they have
the best equipped concert band in the
state. This organization has filled sew.
eral important engagements away
from home and had the honor to fur
nish music for u. s.. Senator LaFol.
lette in the spring of 1912 when he
was touring the sttae. This band has
several engagements booked for the
coming season, among these they will
appear on the program at the Valley
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