Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-31
when the commercial men will tell
you these facts concerning a city YOU
can bank on facts being the case.

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The business men have made Gar
rison one OF the finest cities. through
their effort to please and accommo-
date the public. You can buy your
merchandise at a more reasonable
price here than in any section OF the
state.
Drugs are not merely the name,
but pure drugs and drug sundries,
stationery, candy and cigars. One OF
the oldest establishments in the city
coming here at the time the city
started. The Robinson Drug COM
pany. MIR. George Robinson, the popu'
lar merchant, is one of the oldest
men in this locality coming here
about thirty years ago, long before
Garrison was thought of. Garrison was
named after the fort, and was on the
old Coal Harbor and Minot trail. In
addition to the general merchandise
b~usiness Mr.. Robinson will show you
some Of the best land in this state
and sell just. what you want. Don't
forget to have a chat with him and
learn some Of the early history OF this
section OF the state.
Fine Toggery.
For the best and latest mems and
boys toggery go to the Taylor-Bald-
win company's store. Satisfaction
is their motto and they live up to
that motto. Messrs. Taylor and Bald
win came to the territory about ten
years ago, before the p%OstOtfice was
here and "a in business just south
OF the present townsite, and two years
after the postoftice was located here
they moved into the city limits and,
well, in their own words, Garrison
is good enough for them.
High Price for Produce.
And the new establishments are all
there with the boost for Garrison. Mr..
II. H. Ryan will pay the highest price
tor produce and give you in return
| the best of groceries and other staples.
Mr.. Ryan came here only a short
| time ago and says that any honest
MAJ that can't make good in CARR
| son, will fail to interest st. Peter on
that big day.
Carries Full Line.
Here since the town started and
will remain to see it Ons Of the larg-
est in the state is the assertion OF
Mir. l.. Il. Mahowald the popular NOR
chant. Nj. Mahowald carries a full
line Of hardware, harness, furniture,
and implements. ain connection you
will find one of the best shoe repair
shops. One OF the largest general
merchandise stores in this part OF
the state is located here, and under
the management Of the Garrison Mer-
camille Co., Mr.. S. r. Wiprud, presi-
dent; John Fisher, vice president; A.
w. Eartz, secretary and treasurer.
You will find a mammoth stock Of
dry goods, jewelry,' groceries, clothing
and gents furnishings.
Pioneer Settler.
Mr.. B. S. Townsend is II Of the
pioneer settlers, coming here just at
the time the town started, and grew
up with the city, and has helped to
Guild the commercial Garrison. MI.
Townsend carries a complete stock
of hardware harness, furniture. ma
chinery, cream separators, paints and
oils, and will meet you half way when
it comes to trading with him.
Large Stock Of Boosts.
Mr.. VIM. Sayler has the largest
stock of boosts for Garrison of any
one in town and when the opportun-
ity presents itself he is there with
the largest out Mr.. Sayler will sup
ply you with all the general merchan-
disc, fresh and fancy groceries,
clothing, boots and shoes always the
best at tho most reasonable price. A
trial is sufficient.
Large Implement Business.
G. Fl. and w. r. Lumry Brothers
came to Garrison at the start and
have remained to reap the harvest OF
their early efforts, and their efforts
have been great. They have succeed.
cd in more things than one, having
a large implement business establish
ed and two branch houses, n at
Ryder and the other at Plaza, N. D.,
and will show you some Of the choice
land in this section Of the state.
Growers and shipped of fancy seed
potatoes.
Benefactor to Garrison.
Mr.. 0. F. McGray was n Of the
first to settle in this locality, long
before Garrison was thought Of, and
has conducted one Of the best stores
in the county for a number OF years.
Light and heavy hardware, furniture,
harness and all kinds Of farm nipple
ments. Mr.. McGray has been a bene.
factor to Garrison.
Fifteen Bushels to Acre.
4. McGray and Tymeson of Garrison
had 1850 acres of fax in 1912 that
went Is bushels to the acre. The
work vas all done by an information
al Titan 45 horse power engine and
considered a record among the good
farmers of this section and we wish
to state here Mr.. Man that there is
any amount OF this same land wait
ing for you to break and raise this
kind of crops.
Fine Toggery.
Calkins e Son for the latest things
in gents and boys toggery. II you
trade at this store you will have a
large assortment to choose from. The
best is none too good for the Dakota
man or boy and that is the kind that
this up-to-date store carries. Renair-
ing and cleaning a specially.
Pioneer Hotel Man.
A pioneer hotel man of this state.
oDop;nr +ho North vast hoto1 in Car.