Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-20
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The thriving and beautiful little
city of Martin Is situated in Sheridan
county and Is located on the 500 rail-
road. The growth OF this progressive
town lii the past three years Is due
to the business men that have made
Martin a grain and trading center,
through the combined efforts Of ev-
cry merchant to please and satisfy
the wants Of their many customers.
This town Is known throughout the
state. As to stocks of goods carried
BY the different merchants are full
and complete. The purchaser knows
when the goes to Martin that he a
buy anything that necessity calls for,
He will find every man interested,
and If the subject Of Improvements
comes up they are all there to do
their share, financially or in any 9th
er way that helps to improve the con
dition mentioned, and their city
shows the result Of this ~all-work-to-
gether plan.
Big Company.
One of the largest corporations IN
the town Is "The Boosters Company"
and there is not a man In town that
does not hold a number Of shares in
this company, and waiting to get hold
of more Of the protitsharing stock.
In the last four years the town has
grown to the extent that the man Wis
iting there at that time would not
know the place. Why? Because the
business men know the results of
putting all their energy into the bet
terment of conditions, and not letting
a few foot the bills and do the labor,
and accomplish half the good that
would result from the entire pOpu-
lace putting their shoulder to the
wheel. This is what happens when
the Martinite sees anything to be
done. He calls a meeting and the
lineup is always ready to respond to
the advantages to be had through the
combined efforts of every business
mans energy.
Good Land Around About.
The town is one that Sheridan
county can well be proud of, as you
can find some of the best land that
lays out of doors contributary to Mar
tin. When other territories are ON
planning of poor crop conditions you
will find the farmers of this section
with the large grain tanks full Of the
golden grain that has made our great
state Of North Dakota the talk OF
the whole world, as this state and
this section is blOssoming into the
richest grain, stock, dairying to be
found anywhere, and in fact is the
spot to dwell in peace and plenty.
Fine establishments in Martin.
There are establishments in Mar
tin that any of the larger cities of
this northwest would welcome into
their boundaries, but once located In
this place the merchant or farmer
has no desire to w Why? Be
cause either have everything they
want and could not better their con-
dition, no matter where they went.
You will find every facility here to
insure the steady growth of this
town, rich in fertile fields, good in
modern homes, and filled with pro-
gressive merchants. What more can
you ask, Mr.. Prospective Locator?
You can't ask any more and be a gen
tleman, and we do not want you to
think that you are otherwise.
More Than Doubled Business.
The First State Bank Of Martin,
since being organized four years ago.
has more than doubled their bust
ness, through the efforts of its Off
GERS. The officers of this institution
are all well known banking men of
this state, and have had many years
Of practical experience in banking
and in other ways of building up the
territory that they have and are in
at the present time. These gentle
men are interested in a number OF
banks in the state and their judgment
will be Of the greatst valu to the old
settler or the new conner.
Who the Officers Are.
The officers Of this bank are as
follows: T. l.. Beiseker, president,
Theo. Stohr, cashier, j. G. Peters, as
sistant cashier. The capital stock OF
this bank is $4,000, surplus and I'M