Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26
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farmer after a days work. miles away
from the home farm, at some
large, city Of the county or OF
some other county. You will
see him come out q store, load
his family into the machine and
start swiftly out into the dark for his
home, many miles into the country.
It's an everyday sight.
AS to Fullerton's roll of business
men, they are the necessary variety.
The farming territory takes Just Ger
tain kinds Of business men to act as
mediums between the farms and the
outside country. There are the eleva.
tors, the lumber and coal yards, the
livery stable and the blacksmith
shop, the machinery shed and the III.
tomoblle garage.
Livery and Feed Stable.
F. Van Middlesworth livery and
feed stable man, is a pioneer. He
came to this section In 'S3, and took
over his present business in 1905. He
is a servant of the government in that
he drives one Of the mail routes out
of the Fullerton %postofice. The Full
erton p~ostoffice has been getting two
mails a day since 1903.
Mr.. Van Middleswcrth Is also the
village blacksmith and haa bed, hon
estly serving the community in both
capacities to the satisfaction of ev-
eryone who has ever : given him a
chance to show his skill. ,
F. e. Manning owns the only meat
market in town, but as the farmers
are Independent to the extent of be.
ing able to go anywhere in their cars,
Manning doesn't take advantage OF
the lack of competition. He estab-
lished himself here In 1908. The. town
is n Of the best possible locations
for a meat market because of the i'm,
mense trade III, can do wit Interesting
crews in threshlng and in harvest
time.
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Mark johnson, manager Of the Cald-
well Elevator company, does a tire.
mendous business every fall. Last fall
he shipped $4,000. bushels of grain.
even though the crops were somewhat
damaged by hot winds. The Caldwell
company is a branch Of the firm own
ed By w. A.. Caldwell of Monango at
which place the main elevator is 10.
| Gated.
Charles w. Anderson, who runs the
pool hall and restaurant, has been In
the bushes in Fullerton for two years.
He carries ice cream and soft drinks,
cigars and confe~c tionery and tobacco.
Mr.. Anderson is a native of Dickey
county and was born and raised ex-
clusively in the county. ,
j. NJ. Anderson, ons of the success.
full farmers in the vicinity, has farm.
ed GAO acres annually with a steam
outfit for some time and has great
success with this method. He Is EN-.
phatically of the opinion G,at diversi-
~tication of crops is the only way OUT.
C. L. Paulson is the local manager
for the elevator Of the Marshal1-Mc:
Cartney company Of Cakes. Grain.
seeds and feed Is the line dealt in.
This firm shipped 1900 bushels OF
fErainss from fullerton last fall.
Minnetonka Buyer.
L. l.. Briechten is tho buyer for the
Minnetonke Elevator company, which
last fall shipped 10000 bushels OF
grain from It's Fullerton elevator.
Three years ago the firm of Klein
& Lee put in a store handling a line
Of general merchandise, and has met
with great success in the community.
A. F. Klein. senior partner, is chief
owner OF a general store at Cakes
Il the same county, and has met with
enccess in thai instance also in cater,
ing to country trade. .
&c. Lawler, of the Cash Store,
came here from Illinois in 1896, Three
2"rs ago he built the building in
witch he is now located. and with
the increased space which this move
the increased space which this move
gave him he has been able to set his
goods to more advantage. He gets a
large percentage of the country, as
we'll as town trade. Mr.. Lawler is
now the Fullerton postmaster.
A Barber Shop. ~.
Joe Lawrence is Fullerton's barber.
Three years aSogfhe came, and his
business has been so profitable and
associations so congenial that he has
decided once and for all to stick. His
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