Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-01
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ing outfit, and what you don't see
call for it. Schmid has it in the eel
lar. John G. Schmid will give you
a square deal. Any time you want an
article just try the Popular Pace
Store and you will be a continuous
customer.
A local cooperation with the best
of men at the head, the Farmers Ele.
vator Co., Of Barlow, with Edwin
Forves, Pres, Geo. G. Schmid, Vice
Pres, w. NJ. Barker, Treas and Sec'y,
&C. B. Linderman, Manager, N. J. Sem.
mems, Agent. A total Of 10000 bush.
els OF grain bought for the year 1912;
shipped $4,000 bushels. Mr.. Semmens
as agent has filled his position with
the remarkable tact and energy for
which he is known. The officers Of
this elevator are everything that the
word gentlemen implies.
l.. A. Larson, Manager of the branch
store of the Darlington MelCantile
&C.,, located at Barlow. Is sure one OF
the biggest boosters that that town
has had since Heck was a pup. Men
'of Larson's stamp are wanted in every
community and if some of the old res.
idents and business men would fol.
low some of the dictations of Mr..
Larson, the town of Barlow would
'regenerate and be one of the liveliest
and busiest grain centers and trading
centers and trading points In North
Dakota. The Darlington Mercantile
Company's establishment at Barlow,
is run on the same plan that the man'
ager governs everything and himself
by. 1t would have been hard for
the company to have gotten a man
with the ability, energy and likeable
manners to establish a trade such as
Mr.. Larson has been capable of do.
ing since taking charge of the store
at Barlow.
There is one fellow in town that
always has his little hammer out, No,
no, you fellows ~misconstrue my mean
ing altogether. Fred Hansen. the con.
genial blacksmith is no knOcker, cIt
, that little hammer is continually busy
tapping out to perfection a p%loughshare
or lay, bringing about the means of
improving another strip of the best
land located in North Dakota. And
Fred knows his business and when
you arc looking for the best workman
ship at a modern price you will be
sure to get it If you 60 to Hansens.
Don't forget when in Barlow the
place to get a square meal, one just
like Mother used to make. Mrs. Hem
!. mings sure knows how to put it over
and once tried always waiting for
that next trip to Barlow. Mr.. Hem.
mings has some of the best teams and
outfits in the country and when you
start you are certain of the return
trip. For good livery and ,seed barn.
|Mr. Hemmings is hard to beat. .
Mr.. Hume, manager of the Powers
Elevator Company. reports one Of the
best years aver experienced for his
firm at Barlow. Mr.. Hume is sure
some live wire when 1t comes to boost
ing for Barlow. Get in line fellows.
The Acme Elevator Company bought
something like $4,000 bushels OF grain
for the last season and are contemplate
ing the handling of more grain in
1913. j.. E. Edinger, manager Of the
Acme Company at this point says
E;arlow is surrounded by the best of
land for all crops. j. E. ought to
know, he is pretty good authority on
| good land and what the production
, should be.
Monarch Elevator Company, a line
] Elevator Company that have done
their share toward the building and
| better conditions of the Farmers, al
ways ready to extend the use of seed
and every other assistance possible,
report a very favorable year. A. }.
| Slime the popular manager is always
looking out for the interest of his
| Company and customers.