Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
hardware and Machinery.

An even hair a004EhS men nan0le
hardware and machinery. A large
territory and new field make this a
good paying business. "
Ernest Balsukot has dealt in both
hardware and implements since the
town started. He does q large busi-
ness and has many friends
G. L. holt handles harnesses, furni.
ture gas engines, besides hardware
and machinery. Mr.. Holt has been
here since August, 1907.
Harnesses, paints, oils, hardware,
auto supplies--they are all sold un,
der gua~rantee1by M. H. Strand. An0I
Strand has been hereffOr six years.
Torbenson 4 Deming handle the
international goods, machinery and
automobiles. They also deal in Case
products.
We must also mention lumry Bros.
as machine dealers. They do a large
business.
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs.
The town supports two drug stores.
What was formerly the Plaza Drug
company has been run by Frank j.
Bergman for the past two years.
Frank is u fine fellow and a good
druggist.
H. M. Emanuelson. drugs and jew
elry. This firm does q large business
in both lines OF trade. .a4 G,
B. II. Peterson also has an exclus.
i've jewelry. line. p
Dr.. Gustave l.. Rudell does the pre-.
scribing. He is the practicing physl-
clan here.
Lumber Companies.
WI find three lumber companies
here, viz, the 500 Lumber company,
Boyey-Shute company, and the gener..
al Office Of Observation-Disclosures com.
pany. Nfs
j. A. Olson is the. manager of the
500 company and Chas. Richardson
OF the BoveN4Shute company. Both.
yards came mere with the town.
With the Grain Men.
The grain of this district is taken
care of through three houses. The
Farmers Elevator Co.. handles both
grain and coal. TheO. Paukert is the
manager and Henry Westlie the as
sistant. \
The Osborn & Mcmillan Co. also
do a large business at this station.
The Atlantic also buys its share
of the grain. There is a large field to
draw from and the grain men all do,
a good business. Over 100000 bu. are
shipped from here yearly. s.
locaters and Real Estate Men.
We list herewith the real estate
men and locators actively engaged in
the settlement of this territory. They
are: Biegel & Mitchell, G. F. Carl.
son, H. A.. Carlson, Northern Land
Co., v. L.. Shaw, Geo. J.. Smith, West
ern Realty Co., The Dakota Square
Deal Locating and Land O. and the,
BerthOld Reservation Locating Co..
These are all first class and eff.
Gent business concerns which are of
much value to that part sof the state
In which they operate.
s~ Hotels and Restaurants. d
Plaza has q number OF good hotels
which take care of those wanting ac-
commodations in the finest of shape.
There are also several restaurants
where short orders are deserved as
we'll as confectionery and tobacco.
sold. The traveller or stranger will
find good fare at Plaza.
Livery Barns.
The extent OF the territory tribu,
tary to Plaza may be Judged from
the fact that three livery and feed
barns ire filled to capacity during the
marketing season. These concerns are
Pioneer Livery, Central Livery, ana
Power and Ward. The barns are all
in good repair and give the best of
service. 4
e.. .-., Pool Halls.
One need not be suffering for
amusement in Plaza as there are two
pool halls, the North Star Pool Hall
and the New Pool Hall, both of which
are modern and have excellent tables.
They seem to do a good business.
@ Other Business.
Wells Eros. are the prOprietors of
the City Meat Market. They whole.
sale and retail meats, fish, vegetables
hides and furs. They have heat and
clean shop, and are two live wires
in the town.
Gilfoy Bros. handle the furniture
line of the town and carry a side line
of stoves. They also have a branch
store at Isabel, S. d.
A blacksmith shop where all gen..
eral work in wood and iron is done,
is run by Lawrence J. Wolf. He also
has a feed mill in connection. Mr..
Wolf has been here for the past six
years.
A. b. Wild has the photograph gal-
lery, A.. O. Dahl the barber shop, and
p. A. .Isreals does the merchant tai.
loring. These men are gentlemen. all
three, and are we'll satisfied with
their business. |
A garage and machine shop where
all kinds Of repairs are made for cars
and gas engines is run by French e. |
Wilcox. They also do an auto livery
business.
Dickinson & Wiper are the two at.
torneys. They do admirably we'll in
their efforts to take care of the legal
end of the vicinity.
The Department of the Interior is
well represented by Geo. j. Smith,
United States Commissioner, whose
home is still at Plaza in spite of the
change in administration.
The Local Paper.
News is dispersed weekly through
out the territory tributary to Plaza
by a well edited and widely read pa
per known as the Plaza Pioneer. The
plant which is well equipped, takes
care of the job and local advertising.
In Conclusion.