Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12

the ice is taken from Lake Elsie, close
to the city. This creamery has been
stoutIy backed by both the farmers and
the city business men and has made
good profits for the investors since it
was started. 1t is certain to continue on
the same laying basis. Cream checks
which pass through each Of the banks
daily average $500.
Supplying the People.
Under the capab1eImnnusement Of John
T.. Hogan, the Peoples Supply store Of
Hankison is making a decided success in
it's line of general merchandise. 1t min
listers to the wants Of AL in the neces-
saries which ~townspeople and farmers
alike must have, and by their fair deal
ing methods and the good quality of the
merchandise Which they handle, they
have established ans excellent steady trade
Their business twas Started in / 10. Gus
tav Lenz is president, C.'E. Stewart vice
president, Fred Worner secretary and
G.. j.. Oliver treasurer Besides these,
who are all on the board of directors,
there are three other partners in the
business, who are on the list of direc-
tors. With SO heavy Il backing. the
store is Justified in styling itself the
Peoples Supply Store"
Concerning" ,"'Tonsorial ParIors."
There arc two first-class barber shops
in Hankinson. one of them. the City
Barber Shop, is run by Il. W. Robey,
who has been ins4t the business for four
years. His is a three-cnair shop. In the
four years he has beer, II resident of the
tow n~hehas made arlargc acquaintance,
which has helped him to make and hold
a steady trade.s
Successful Druggist.
T.. l.. Green, one, of the leading phar-
macists Of the town OF Ilankinson, is a
graduate Of the University of Minneso-
Ia. lie has been in the business for two
Years. He has made q large acquaintance
and holds u farmer trade Of wide terri
tory. &t@
Another Banking Institution. /.
The Farmers & Merchants Bank Of !
Institutions which that city boasts. Like
the other two, the Farmers e. Merchants
is capitalized at $30,0Co. John r. Jones
is president, Chas. He'll vice president,
leo. W. Rennix cashier.and Ell. Greene
assistant cashier. This bank has deposits
sGgrcgating $4,000.
pointing With Pride
Tho pubic school system Of Hankinson
is one feature Of that city of which it
every reason to be proud. 1t has 1;
frst-dlass high school and employs four
teen teachers on it's teaching staff.
It's churches are another matter to
its citizens cam certainly point
WITH pride. 1t has iour--a Catholic, d Con-
and two Lutheran. The
church is recognized as one Of
the, finest edifices in the state.
Whist ~Iub headquarters.
The town has just completed a fine
city hall, which IS to cost $500. Up-1
will be the location for the coun-
ci! II for Il club, perhaps. On the =
ground floor will be the fire department. :
A Civic Improvement League.
TIL Civic improvement Club is one
enterprise which is just budding in Hank
lnSon. 1t was organized early in June of
his year. and already has u membership
- 81 uiN'E" ~, l.: HONlSl ID pLCSiuclit,
II. krautkremcr secretary and II. 4.
treasurer. G.. +. Phillips. =. T..
Ryan and G. W. Rcnnix are on the
beard Of directors. Nothing OF much con-
;ell!eEce5 tcHsid lie pushed by the club
20 soo}, after It's lirih Lut steps haze
yeen uptirslsetaken for the making CT
lark along the 500 line near town,
"' A Coed Hctsl. =
The Commercial Hotel is Al old-t;mer
It The business, having been IL Hankin-
for eleven years. Matt E~s;rilrnln Is
he owner, and he has lined Up the Com
as q hosiery catering cli!y to !
travellers. lie reports that )
is hA>ness las improved 40 per cert. !
within The past fcw-mont.s.
Everything to Eat, Drink and :vaar. u
The Iundsted- Solsrud .so,spany 'leaIa !
n general merchandise anG g!ts q tSrG! ]
iade ftpm the citizens and Tile Iarm- !
RS G.. y. I,,:n2ltctI and r. s;ois,,ll are
ne 3>artacrs, ind tte% lll,: IL dsNtsooas, !
+. >tliHS. slIo":;. HATS. Gags. bposs. S,ats, !
AGc.". r!ncke's. @b@lCEi1a, zoe tt,cs& ri {
II Eil, Is. Tilcy rC,Drt That their business