Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-06

SnOul0 take as m(cn interest," as ne,
because you too ae a business man
the same as he. s
. First National.
The First National bank of Turtle
Lake will show yon INV to save your
money bydepositing itin a good, re-
liable bank, and this \bank has no
superior in that line. The capital
stock is $25, 900; surplul and profits
$3.50, and the deposits \re 500 266.
Total resources, $14O,42& security
enough on your money, is\it not?
The officers of this bank are as
follows: VIM. Lierboe, president; R.
T. Lierboe, cashier, and E. ca Ranum,
assistant cashier. a-.. n >r
The rirst State bank is another of
Turtle Lakes banking institutions
that will convince you that there is
none better in the state. Their
specially is real estate, loans and
collections. If you contemplate a
change, or opening a new account,
you will be pleased with the treat
ment accorded their customers. Thin
bank does a general banking BUSH
ness and insurance. Capital stock,
$4,000; surplus and profits, $1,000;
deposits, $110,907; total resources,
$127,0I9; responsibility, $500,o00 90.
The officers of the First State bank
are J.. s. Johnson, president; John
E. Reuter-, cashier, and M. R. Fuglie,
assistant cashier.
No community is complete without
a newspaper, a way to know the
every day events. The people of Tur-
tie Lake have one of the best papers
in the state to give them the facts
as they are found. You will do we'll
to subscribe for your home paper, If
you are not already a subscriber.
E.. J. Jones, publisher and owner of
the Turtle Lake Wave, will satisfy
your wants in this line.
Pioneer Store.
The Pioneer store, was here before
the railroad came. Was conducted
by Ramsey & Hanson. lncorporat-
ed five years ago, and carries a com
plete stock of groceries, dry goods,
shoes, hardware and paints. The Of
fcers r ]. D. Hanson, president;
O. G. Nelson, vice president; and c..
O.. Nelson, secretary-treasurer.
Turtle Lake Implement company
stands for everything that pertains
to high grade machinery. Full stock
consists of buggies, wagons, harvest
ers, oils, greases, threshers' supplies,
steam fitting, pumps, and cream sep
arators. Also agent for some of the
best outfits in %threshing machinery.
G. A. Wagner, proprietor of this es-
Enlistment, opened it to the public
about seven years ago, and has an
immense business. Courteous treat
ment and square dealing has made
Mr.. Wagner a prominent business
man of Turtle Lake.
Your legal business affairs taken
care OF for you by n of North Da-
kota's best attorneys, John E. Will
liams; collections and real esate in
connection. Nj. Williams has been
located here for about six years and
enjoys a large practice, and is head
quarters for the best in real estate.
You will always receive a cordial
welcome at the Big Store at Turtle
Lake, whether you wish to buy or
not. Step in and look around and
there may be something that you for
got. A full line of groceries, dry
goods, hardware, windmills and gaso-
line engines. Hass & Son started
this store in 1905, and through their
efforts to plase, have built up a bust
ness to be proud of. You will not
only find a full stock of the above
articles, but a large stock
of boosts for their town as we'll. Mr..
Christian Hass and son, A. F. Hass,
will meet you half way every time
when trading with them.
Drugs Compete.
One of the most complete stocks
of drugs carried in any store in the
state is that carried by the Turtle
Lake Drug Co.. This store was es-
tablished three years ago. Owned by
Z. H~einzerroth. Mr.. Heinzerroth
also one of the best physicians in
this part of the state. This popu>
lar store is managed by as fine a
fellow as you would want to meet,
Mr.. Earl Harding. Drugs, station
cry, drug sundries. A line of fancy
fountain drinks and ice cream
Now here is n for you, just like
the city. Yes, we e a it all, too.
Palace Meat Market and Grocery
company, Jacob Kusler owner and
manager. Conducted a general mer-
chandise store in Turtle Lake for
eight years, and then added the meat
business in 1911. You will find just
what youw ant in groceries, fresh
and smoked meats, fresh vegetables,
etc. Everything up-to-date.
Don't forget to look for this sign
when you want that new suit OF
vlothes: A. A. Hass-it will mea2
and cents to you if you trade
A line of staple and fancy
groceries, boots and shoes. All the
latest models Of mems and boys
to choose from. Don't hunt
that Saw.Buck catalog or Monty's
pages to select a piece of
cloth from. Select where you know
you are getting the best to be had
for the money, and if they don't fit
you won't have to 90 through a mile
Of red tape, merely return and get
that will fill the want. Always
to be found at A. A. Hass, the re-
liable clOtuer and furnisher.
For the Farmer.
Here, Mr.. Farmer, is where you
shine. Just take a peep at the dis
play of the very articles that You use
evey day: Wood stock, cutlery,
tools, paints, oils, harness, saddlery,
tinware, kitchen furnishings.