Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-06

office, he being postmaster. They
carry a stock of $4,000 worth of the
choicest of general merchandise, Of
is shown by their sales for 1912
$25, O00-a pretty tidy sum, eli
Well there are a good many tina;
would like to have the same, ana
they say they both read the Bismarck
Tribune.
First Glass Hotel.
Don't forget the Kenwooh hotel
when in Cathay. A first class meal
and a good bed. A. e. Biebe, prop,
rietor. Rates $500 per day.
City Meat Market.
The City Meat, Market is one of the
neatest markets we have seen on
our trip, and when George Gedroso
asks you to sample that bologna
don't be afraid (but George should,
for you may consume the whole out
tit.) Somebody hollered fire" or we
suppose we would be there vet. Mr..
GedrOse opened this popular markes
four years ago and the citizens and
customers of the community sure ap.
preciate the efforts of which MI. Ged-
rose is known for, always striving to
make sausage just like we used to
have on the farm. Fresh and salt
meats on hand at all times, Cash
paid for hides and poultry. Get &C
quainted with one of the biggest
boosters for Cathay, Mr.. George Ged-
rose.
Henry Brokofsky.
One OF the largest and most com
plete lines of farm machinery and
implements will be found at the Hen
ry BrokOfsky establishment. Mr..
Brokofsky always %endeavors to please
his customers, and from the business
ne does can safe y say that they must
be more than satisfied. In addition
to the aforesaid business, you will
find the Nichols & Shepard and J. i.
Case %threshing outfits and Case auto,
mobiles Mr.. Brokofsky is an alert
and wide awake fellow that oppor,
tunity never passes. He is always
there to grasp a situation and has
proven his worth as a merchant ana
booster for Cathay. Cathay can
use more business men like this. Gen.
tlemen, you can DE assured of a
taDlishment.
W. A. Smith.
w. A. Smith comes pretty near be-
square deal when trading at this es-
ing another one of the old settlers
being on his 18th year. Mr.. Smith
is one Of those progressive, ener-
getic fellows, always hooking for the
opportunity to boost his share for
Cathay. Mr.. Smith is connectec
with the city wood and coal business,
also conducting one of the most up
to-date pool and billiard par!ors in the
district. Mr.. Smiths success is due
to the fact that he treats everybody
alike and with the courtesy that is
due his customers. and in return is
held in the highest esteem by every
one in the locality.
The Restaurant.
c. l.. Sprague the popular restau-
rant man of Cathay, knowing his
business from years of experience,
and we can t~ruthfully vouch for the
excellent meals served at his place.
1t takesone back to those days when
mother was saying, DO have some
and knew that you were rel
every bite. If you forget to
stop, it's your loss, not Sprague's.
Mr.. Sprague came to Cathay in 1917
and his business is veteran enough
he sets the first class meal that
mis- establishment is noted for. A
trial will convince NE hungry man
Sprague is the right place to eat.
Say, my mouth is watering now. Il
going to quit.
Il Rogers Lumber CO.
Il. Hockey, manager of."the Roc.
srs Lumber company At .tCathay for
hfteen years, reports a tidy sales rec
ord for 1872. Mr.. Hockey never lets
The people of his community 60 Else
where for their building material, be-
ready t all times to figure the
bill on that G hpusc or&barn. The
Jest grades of lumbex are carried by
heir numerous yands throughout the
state, making itfpossible for the man
for material to. procure same.
"Hello." "
Miss Elizabeth Kust, the popular
telephone operator, IS one of those &C.
.:on,inodating little Misses, that would
attic" cause happiness for someone
Use than for herself. and take it from
IS, some fine looking chap will sure
Miss Elizabeth if he gets the
She just says that hello"
o nicely that you can't help hut
ike her. Many happy summers, MISS
Elizabeth, and best wishes.
One Of the largest amounts OF grain
fought by any one individual elo-
ator was that bought by the Os-
orne.McMlllin Elevator 4Cr. at Cain
v, by W.. q. Stephens, their mana
er. The amount totaled '27O,OJO
ushels. IN connection with grain,
gu can buy your winter fuel from
II. Stephens, the best coal at the
light price. Just ask Mr.. Stephens
here all the grain came. from, ana
will tell you fro mthe richest To-
atty in the state, the country SUI
)unding Cathay.
Don't forget to stop at the Ken.
God hotel when in Cathay. The
est is non too good for NJ. Beck's
tests. .
You will lind one Of the most COM
etc lines OF general merchandise at
e Corner Store, managed by. A. f~
els, a hustling gentleman of Catllay.
+. Leis opened this establishment
even years ago, and can supply your
ants whatever they may be, carry
n F,,11 cfool< nY div, oooIc rronor.