Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-01
'RICHARD7ON A TOWN Of
commercial ACTIVITY

ey's worth or return" They are not
over-stocked with the return stun.
Nix! not them!
When wanting anything in fine
drugs, medicines, and drug sundries,
just step into the Pioneer Drug Store,
Mr.. Chas. c. Hill, proprietor, will be
there with the big mitt and, well you
will get what. you want, and what you
can't see, call for. Chas. will have
it in the cellar. No, no, nix on that
stuff.
The, Richardton Milling Co., capac.
ity of 1875 barrels dailv Of the best
known brands of flour made in this
state. Their brands are "Pride of
Richardton," Dakota Chief" "Pion-
Ger. You will find only first class
merchants with a full supply Of these
flours on his shelves. In connection
to their milling operations they han
die lumber, grain and machinery. A
trial! Nough said.
Henry Pathmann, for grain, farm
machinery and threshing outfits. Al
ways the best and at the right price.
And say, l1enry is some grain man,
too. Fought $4,000 bushels and ship.
ped $4,000. Going some, eh? Henry
says it's easy. Lots of friends and
being square. Guess that's it.
J. B. Ficher, manager of the Dun.
ham Lumber Co, has proven himself
to be one of the best managers this
company has. "A host Of friends has
made the agency one of the best pay
ing points of this company. And OF
course the people of this locality be-
lieve in buying good lumber at the
right prices. rDS}}s "'r
Now when you want time, do not
20 around asking for it. Just 60 to
G.. Turks jewelry and let him fit you
out with one of those Elgin watches.
The Elgin has stood the test for years
and so has Turk, and will continue to
just as long as he a e ony one else
looking for ticks. Turk says the best
is non too good. We agree with you
Turk. Best wishes.
And that next set of good harness.
Now don't send to Sears and Roebuck,
just ask George Schoenlein to show
you his full line of the best harness
sold in North Dakota. You can have
your soul repaired. Guess thyre may
be some wanting that too. But Geo.
isn't a sanctified soul member. But
he will put on q pair of the best oak
tanned shoe soles to be had anywhere.
The Farmers Elevator Co., a cooper.
alive concern doing business with. the
people and being done by the people,
have proven very successful in their
grain business, having taken in 100000
bushels and shipping 10000 to other
markets. Mr.. p. Lens, president and
B. Kopp, manager. You will always
find these fellows there with all that
is coming to you.
J. J. Flick, manager of the Mandan
Mercantile Co.. says that his company
has experienced II Of the most prof
liable seasons ever had since coming
to this section and Mr.. Fleck ought to
know, as the company has had the
branch here for eighteen years. You
will find everything in lumber, build.
ing material. farm machinery, wagons.
buggies, and harness. You will al
ways be sure of the right treatment
if "ou visit the Mandan Mercantile
Co.'S Office. Mr.. Fleck sure knows
how.
For your general blacksmithing and
woodwork you want to remember
Schrcheaer Bros. You will find the
best of workmanship and always try
ing to please. A customer once, a
customer always. Eth, fellows?
And the next time you want a shave
and hair cut just step into T. A.
Thomas place and have it done, so
your best girl won't know you. He
sure knows how to put the big stuff
on when it comes to the barber: stunts.
Come in and you are welcome.
Jno. Pfeifer for t%hreshing supplies.
Steam and gas engines, horseshoeing
and general blacksmithing. John says
he guarantees all. work. Jno. knows
he don't have to because it is always
done up right before leaving his shop:
know too.
The City Meat Market for all kinds
Of fresh and cured meats. Fish and
Fruits in season. The CITY Market
uses only their own make of sausage,
bologna and cure their own pork. Al,
the best and the right price pre-
walls here At all times. Five years of
successful business has proven Messrs
Fred Erown and H. Schmidt to be
some butchers. They know and we
know.