Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-04

Is owned and chiefly conducted by
DR.. G. MOnteith, who located, here q
few years ago. You will always find
here a full line Of drugs, cigars ana
soft drinks. Through his capabilities
and pleasant disposition he has Sc.
cured a large field OF practice, ana
made many friends IN this vicinity.
For Buying or Selling.
Farmers, II you contemplate. buy
ing or selling some land, call on y.
H. Briggle, manager or the Hazelt0n
Land Agency. He has had much ex.
pertence on the farm and can get Q
anything you want in improved ARMS.
raw prairies or ranches on easy
terms. \ K;
The Hazelton Meat Market is OWE,
ed and conducted by A.. West, Wno
came here from cakes, N. ~. aDOlt
seven years ago. Mr.. West always
has his shop In clean condition, and
always keeps on hand a good snnply
OF fresh meats, sansages, slao.e
and cured meats. He also buys hldes
and live stock. y |.n
The Andrus Hotel, owned and con-
trolled by w. B.. Andrns. is the place
to get that square meal and 5000
nights sleep You will never forget
the courteous treatment OF Mr.. An.
drus.. This hotel was formerly owned
by W. l.. Yeater, hut about two years
ago It was sold to the present Own,
er, who has since successfully coli-
ducted a $500 a day house. Business
has always been very good-in TACT,
too good at times. >
An EARLY Pioneer.
Mr.. Andrus is one of the earliest
pioneers of Emmons county, having
come here twenty-five years ago. he
proved up on q homestead at Dale,
N. D., after which he was elected sup
e%rintendent Of schools in this county,
succeeding j. H. Worst, who is now
president OF the State Agricultural
college. After serving in this capac-
ity for seven years, he was appoint
ed postmaster at iWinOna, in this
county. Mrs. Andrus, formerly Mary
J. Farrell, was a teacher and early
pioneer of this county before she. was
married.
A Good Restaurant.
The Gem Restaurant. owned and op.
Grated by A. j. Sherman, is q nice,
clean place, where meals Of the best
quality may be had at all hours. A
full line. Of cigars, soft drinks and
fruits is always on hand. Mr.. >Sher-.
man recently came here from Fort
Rice, in Morton county, and has since
had a big patronage.
Auto Company.
The HazeltOn Auto company own
ed and controlled by H. e. Ellithorp,
makes it a specially to do all repair
work and tire work. Mr.. Ellith0rp
is an adept in his line of business and
Is fully equipped to handle all kinds
of auto work. This flrm c0ntem-
plates erecting a new building on
Main street before next spring. Re
member the Hazelton Auto company
when your auto balks. @
New LUMBER j Firm.
The Northumberland Lumber Co.
has recently purchased the buildings
and stock of the C. L. Merrick CON-
pany, and has placed j. F. Sabraw in
charge Of the entire business at this
place. Mi. Sabraw is l practical bust
moss man of many years experience
in this line. He reports a thriving
trade, and asks all who contemplate
building to call and ask for prices
here.
Victoria Elevator.
The Victoria Elevator company has
been in charge of B. &c. Hanson for
two years, and he has handled 1885,, 900
bushels of grain in this time. He
handles coal in connection with the
grain business. ss
Lunsber Company.
The Goodridge-Call Lumber com
pany, under the able management Of
l.. Lewis, has pr0spered wonderfully.
Mr.. Lewis is an old hand at the linn.
Der business and the ten years dur
ing which he has had charge Of this
yard show that he Knows how to con-
duet q lumber yard. M
Livery.
/, Hazelton may we'll be proud Of the
Vim. MarqIett livery stable. MI.
Marquett is a very pleasant gentle
man and is always willing to accom-
modate his patrons with any and all
kinds Of livery or feed services. There
Is an auto livery in connection with
this barn: Calls for a horse or auto
are answered promptly and prices are
popular,
implements.
The Batter Bros. Implement com
pany is n of the necessary and i'm,
portant business establishments in
Hazelton. This firm carries a com-
plete line of agricultural. Implements.
farm wagons, and light vehicles. In