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

of last year, but says, like all the
rest of the people that come to Hurds
field that it is one Of the best in the
%couontry.
One of the. oldest insurance con.
panies is we'll representa-. at Hurds
field by H. F Miller. The Aetna In
surance company has proven to DC
the quickest to make returns on loss
es of any company in the United
States. Mr.. Miller's connection with
the company will insure you that y
is O.. X.
John Burtwitz, one of the old read
eres of the Tribune, is farming thil
year on a larger scale than heret0'
fore, putting IN something over eighd
hundred acres in wheat. Mr.. Burt
WITT is doing all his work with thy
Hart power. I
Do not forget the w. M. Workman
livery and feed stables when yea
have any driving to do. Remember
that you are insured a safe trip, al
ways coming back the same dayMy.
Nothing but the best of turnOutA
Two years ago Mr.. Workman can
here and has found the city Of HuriaA.
field all that ore would want forals.
home and place of business.
Among the Leaders.
Hurdsfield can now be- countG1l
among the leaders when it comes 10
shipping grain. For the season BIZ
1912 the elevators bought something
like 400, 900 bushels of wheat, oats,
barley and other grains that are do
plentifully raised in this part of He
state.
The elevators that helped to take
care of this large amolunt are as 5ol-
lows: Hurdstie'd Elevator company
took in over 100000 bushels of }he
best grade of grains as above men.
toned. w. J.. Herring is manage1 OF
this house, having been here just,bne
year. =.
The Occident Elevator comiany
came in second, with something over
100000 bushels bought and delixered
to the larger markets. j. B. Hofer
is in charge of this house.
Andrews Grain Co.
The Andrews Grain companyH elc-
vator received something overh1 3D.
900 bushels for last years share of
business. w. H. Thompson, thd local
manager, has been in charge ID this
house for the last eight years, ana
has a very good business IN Esonnec-
ton with the grain business, having
a large amount of fuel and -four on
hand at all times.
'Thos. Connolly is one Of the best
general b%lacksmiths in the scity of
Hurdsfield. He makes especially Of
horseshoe0ing, and orders given to
him to fll are always promptly al
tended to. Mr.. Connolly hasymade a
reputation in the short time he has
been in business as a man fwho III
derstands his work thoroHdaays anc
gives considerably more Fhan he
charges for.
One of the best and greJItest i'm.
provements that Hurdsfeldl has HAD
for some time is the new feed and
-four mill Just put up. While the
mill is small, being only Is barrels
per day, yet the most modern and
.up-to.date machinery is used. The
mill began business the fJytst Of Sep.
TENDER. "
New Enterprise, + e,
This new enterprise is bling backed
by J. +. Mckinney and Hldie Kehn.
They are looking forward to a big
success in the milling business, as
they have the promised support OF
the entire community. "A new Ell
terprise like this deserves unlimit-
ed success.
Among the other improvements
needed in Hurdsfield at present are
a creamery and . baksl Any one
Interested is reluested2 to write to
the secretary Of the CorAnercial club,
Reinertson, hHurdsneld.