Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-03

n6n USeU 1GUuuCCVoU Will tA6 SAIZoE
company for two and one-half years.
He states that McClusky Is good
enough for him. The other lumber
concern Is the Winner Torgerson
Lumber company. G.. r. Serber has
been In charge of this yard for the
last eight years. Mr.. Sperber holds
q very prominent city position, In
II. R. Adelmann, president, and
Harry VAIL, manager, Of the McClus.
ky Abstract company, will insure YOU
prolntpness, accuracy and courtesy.
Oficial bonded %abstractOrs Of Sheri,
dan county; real estate and chattels.
certified abstracts pencil abstracts.
tax matters attended to for ont of
town parties.
n Meal Like Mother Made.
When wanting a meal just like the
one that mother used to put up, try
the McClusky restaurant and fell like
home anyway, even if you are miles
away from mother and all that goes
with the thinking Of that place tina:
is so dear to us all. Nettie Hargrave,
the popular hostess. will give you
the best that is O%btainable.
Fine Ranch.
One of the finest ranches in the
state is located here and contains
1000 acres of the choicest land. Mr..
George B. Wood, the owner, lives a;
Sioux City, Iowa, but nevertheless
thinks that North Dakota has one of
the finest prospects ahead Of her Of
any state in the Union.
Ed Schillinger, manager, is doing
all the work with the gas tractor en-.
CINE. Their main crop is wheat, run.
ming about thirty bushels to the acre.
Now when the evening shades
draw nigh and your days work Is
done, a quiet hour at billiards or pool
is Just the thing to tone your sys-
tenn up and make you sleep the sleep
Of tn tired child. Try It. A gooa
table and q better cigar than you are
used to for the same money at the
Monarch Billiard Parlor J.. G.. Arm
son. @the proprietor, is n Of Nc.
Clusky's live wires, and a booster.
Livery Stable.
The McClusky livery. feed and sale
stables, conducted by the Marshall
Bros. One Of the best turnouts In
this part Of the state. A good auto
service In connection. You are al
ways sure Of the return trip when
you hire OF this stable. They also
do a large per cent of the city dray
and transfer work. Eleven years of
the best Of service will verify this
statement.
We have saved up one of the larg-
est charges of imunition to explode,
and tell you why you should ali
come to McClusky and vicinity. We
have said something about the grain
production of this territory, but
have given you no figures. Here
they come in a heap and enough to
flood your mind with them until you
will pack up and come.
Five Elevators.
The five elevators located in Nc
Clusky have taken in more grain
than any other elevators in the state
and we have the figures to back this
up. For the season Of 1912 these ele.
.vators bought over a half million.
bushels Of the golden grain that has
made this state famous, not only at
home. but mother countries as well,
bringing In settlers from every com.
munity in the world, and McClusky
and district has given her share to
bring about these results. A com.
munity that will produce this large
amount of grain and with the very
small per cent of one.ifth of the land
broke and the balance in raw prairie.
What will be the total amount of
grain sold at this market when the
land Is all cultivated and the crop
hauled into the elevators. Can you
imagine? / can't And there is
only one way to know, and that is to
wait and see when that time comes.
Get in on this dollar proposition and
make a few for yourself. Time awaits
no man, and this great chance is
swiftly slipping away from you. &c.
in, you can't lose. It is always a win
in this state and this locality.
The Men Responsible.
The elevator companies that helped
to take care of theenormous crop OF
last year are as follows: Sattler,
Winters. & company bought some
thing over the hundred thousand
bushel mark. They also carry a full
lineof all farm machinery, coal and
wood. The officers of this company
are men that have helped to buiia
this territory from a raw state into
one of the finest farming districts in
the state. George Sattler, Gotthilf
Winter and Adam Heupel. Yours very
respectfully.
The Occident Elevator company,
the old reliable company, came along
with the tidy sun of a hundred
thousand bushels, and expect to make
It larger next season. A. E. Pear.
son, the manager, has had charge OF
this house for the past two years,
and has given satisfaction to the peo-
pie and to his company.
Olaf Anderson, the popular mana
ger of the Crown Elevator company,
buying about onoe hundred
and fifty thousand bushels last sea-
son. and expects to add a third larger
amount to this year. Mr.. Anderson
has only been in charge here for
,wo years, but is we'll liked b all who
had dealings with him.
Got Their Share.
The Regain e Lyness Elevator
company, was not slow in securing
heir share Of this years crop, buy
ng about n hundred and twenty
i've thousand bushels. John Wentz
had charge of this house for the