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

I 9fU,VVVs FT ! lIS VAACCLS VI CHIo UoAA
are: H. #. Miller, president; T. u
Beiseker, vice president; and E. l.
Bishop, cashier. Make this your bank
Your savings safely guarded by this
institution.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
Of Hurdst1eld, capital, $4,000; sur
plus and undivided profits, $1,000;
deposits, $4,000. This bank was or
ganized in 1911. The officers are:
o. E. Hasle, president; B. G.. Vinger,
vice president, and j. c. Reinerson,
cashier. Your banking business solic'
tied on the soundest of banking prin.
ciples.
The Lenox hotel in Hurdsfie,d is
equal to. any hotel in the state. Mr..
August Vail, the proprietor, was for
merly in the hotel business in Den
hoff for two years. Those that have
visited the Lenox don't have to be
told that the best is none too good
for the boys, and that who have not
been there should 60 and try some OF
that homemade goodies that the
fLenox is SO we'll noted for.
Up-to-date.
You are not up with the times If
you are not a subscriber to the
Hurdsfield Banner, the best newspa>
per in Wells county, giving all the
news from all the world and your
own county news and state happen
ings. Nj. j. F. Mckinney, the editor
and manager, is looking for you. Go
in and start it at once. Be a booster.
Everybody in Wells county reads the
Banner. VI
Here we have the old reliable con.
Germ of Vim. Bickel, autos and auto
supplies. Mr.. Bickel is also the not
AIRY and justice of the jeace. Has
been a resident for twelve years, one
of the Oldest settlers.
When you want a racket, don't
racket with your wife or any ones
wife, but visit the Racket Store anG
get a racket or rackets, and have
your own rackets. Nothing like it.
No trouble after you have the racket
you want. In connection, groceries,
-four, smoked and salt meats. A. A.
Houghton opened this establishment
to the public about two years ago,
and is today one Of Hurdsfield's busl-
est business men (i
Hardware.
The Hurdsfield Hardware company
is another of the progressive con.
Germs of this city, carrying a full line
of heavy and light hardware, farm
implements, harness, paints, oils anG
furniture. The stock will reach close
to $4,000, and their sales per year
will go to S75;vvO..
Hurdsfield has one of the most EN-,
inent physicians in the state to care
for their ailments, and prescribe for
them. E. P. rlans an is also one OF
the largest boosters for Hurdsfield,
and all that goes with his home town..
Is there anything that will make
a lady or gentleman look around moro
quickly than to step into a nice, clean
meat market. and know that what
you buy is the best. Claus Bruhn.
the proprietor of the Hurdsfeld meat,
market, his this kind OF an establish
ment. Nothing but the choice stock
around the city goes OH the block:
Cash paid for hides and all country
produce. l2
Model Store.
!, The Model Store of H%urdsield lives
up to the motto that hangs from
their sign pole. J.. NJ. Wiberg is, one
of the live wires around this city Of
opportunity, and has through his
courtesy and square dealing. given to
Hurdsfield n Of the largest stores
in the town. rou will lind a com
plete list OF everything that goes to
make the modern general merchan-
disc concern a success.
More Hardware.
For heavy and shelf hardware,
you will do well to see w. A. McE:.
vain's stock before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. McElvain has been in the hard
ware business here for the past three
years, and carries a large stock Of
everything that goes to make a first
hardawer store.
Lumber, lath, lime and all kinds
of building material, and not only the
building material line, but II. F. Mi
Ter has a line of advancement thai
has been II of the greatest factors
Hurdsf field has even known. Mr..
was the first man in the city
when it was not at all, and has fe:.
some day the town would repay
him for his early efforts in trying to
make it one of the best towns on the
division of the N. P. 1t has. and to
day is Il of the best trading cen
ters in the. state.
P. @. Tulip, the everaccommodat-
ing real esate dealer, has more gas
breaking the tough sod that
the most handsome and pro-
ductive land that can be found in the
northwest. Mr.. TULIP has been in bust
ness here for eight years and still
continues to think that there is nc
place. like Hurdsfeld.
H. H. Tulip has just opened one OF
the prettiest places in. town. Now
get wise and take your best
girl around and make, yourself solid
some other fellow gets there
first. A full supply Of the choicest
candies, cigars, and soft drinks. Ice
the best in the land.
The New Store, established here
last February by Wiebe and Wiebe,
making itself felt among the bust
ness district, and this is considered
% be one Of the headquarters for
merchandise. You will do we'll
70 make this store a visit before buy
Ing your supply of groceries, dry
clothing, etc.
Frank G. Gibbons, the local mana
ger for the Winnor-T orgersen Lum-