Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-20
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handled by the Anderson-Sinclair Co
This concern was Incorporated April
Is, 1909, Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Sin
clair previous to that date having ruiz
two separate establishments. Thell
stock is very u~p,todate and complete
and includes everything from a pipe
wrench to a threshing machine. They
fill the wants along their lines anc
are building up a large establish
ment.
Aastad Bros. & Troseth.
In 1903 there was established the
firm of Aastad Bros. & Troseth
which sells hardware, tinWare, farm
machinery and aArness. Their line
consists Of Mccormick binders, rifles
shot guns and all kinds Of sporting
goods, paints, varnishes and oils, and
the Majestic range. They also place
a good many buggles. A large and
| well arranged display speaks for the
prosperity OF The concern.
Claus jackson Firm.
Among the pioneer firms OF the
town the Claus Jackson. concern Is
distinguished as the oldest, having
been in business here for the past
fourteen years. Mr.. jackson has an
$500 stock of first class goods, in
Guiding a line Of shelf hardware, gro
ceries, and dry goods displayed In an
attractive amer in his large and
c0mmOdious store. Mr.. Jackson. Is
also the postmaster and n who has
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always at heart.
Griggs County Land Co.
The Griggs County Land Co. has
been doing a large real estate bust
ness in this vicinity eince 1903, and
by the encouragement of stock rails.
ing and diversified farming the real
estate values have raised to from $35
to $50 per acre, even for stock lands.
Only during the last two or three
years has diversified farming had any
patronage in this section but TOY
corn, silos and stock barns have be-
gun to replace the huge elevators on
the farm.
W. II. Richardson. .
The home Of the homemade holog-
ma and the home of killed meats S
the Richardson Meat Market. He
keeps a large stock Of meats, fish
and vegetables in season. Besides
a meat market he owns and operates
q large feed and stale stable. He Is
also heavily interested in farm lands
In the vicinity and owns several
tnreshing machines. Mr.. Richard
O is a booster for the community
and lends freely of his time and sub
stance to promote it's best interests.
The Local Drug Store.
A business that in the past eight
years has become firmly established
in the town is the O. Almklov drug
store. This firm handles drugs, sta.
.tionery, books. cigars and sof..
drinks, besides all the sundry arti-
clos Of the local drugs shop. This
concern has been under thep resent
management since October. 1905.
Pool Hall and Restaurant.
!. j. Seibold Is the manager of a
pool hall, where lunches and short
are served. The lall has a bar
per shop in connection, under the
chat'ge OF l.. j. Brandt, who has re.
Gently moved from the Hannaford
shop next to the Hannaord hotel. The
place continues to do an excellen,
business, built up by Gle S. Berg,
who formerly owned and operated
the same. h.aI
Nordenq 4 Aim
The Hannaford hotel, of which
Nordeng & Aim are the owners, is
doing a large business the pas;
year. Their rooms are clean and
we'll furnished and they have a din
ing room with a seating capacity of
fifty where everything Is served y
good shape and seasoned, to your
tatse II so ordered. A special effort
Is made to satisfy the commercial
travellers, although no one is neglect
ed. 'a. 2tt..
The Hannaford barber shop. OF
which P. A. Gordon is proprietor, Is
run in connection with the hotel.
This shop has two chairs and turns
out the best Of work under the sup
ervisi0n of a first class tensoral ar
fist. In addition to the regular bar.
Der duties. Mr.. Gordon does cleaning
and pressing. ~. ,
A pool room and meat. market are
also owned by this firm. c. T.. Soren.
son is the manager of'the market,
where home made sausages and the
best meat cuts are sold at a price
that says "come again"
Jewelry. IS
A full line of jey elry, and guaran
teed repair work, is the stock in trade
Of A. r. Johnston, the local jeweler.
MIR. Johnston established this busl.
ness here In 1911, has a fine location
and is doing a good business, we'll
merited by the class of work he
turns out and tho quality OF the goods
sold at reasonable figures.
& The Local Drayman.
Ole kalvik does most of the haul
ing between the two depots and
around town. He is successor to
David Palm, from whom he bought
the business a short time ago. His
strict attention to business has won
him many customers, and his time
is mostly occupied. #
The Professional Men,
K. D. Benson, NJ. d., takes care OF
the ailing and writes prescriptions
for the druggist. He succeeded DR.
4. J. Glasscock. DR.. w X. Taylor.
q graduate Of the University of Min.
nesota, takes care of the denta,
troubles OF the town and makes a
trip every two weeks to Sutton.
Both Of these men have been in
practice elsewhere in the state be-,
fore coming here and are thoroughly