Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-15
FARMING Diversified.

There is no better proof that wheat
is loosing sway as the, one factor up
on the farmer now relies for living
than the fact that Washburn supports
one Of the few successful creameries
in this section Of the state. o. H. Stef-
ferud is the buttermaker for the Far
mers' Creamery Co., and due to his ef-
forts as well as the many others il
terested the creamery has been sue
cess.
Machinery and Hardware.
The Washburn Implement Co. deals
in all kinds of farm machinery.
Schultz & Son are the proprietors.
The Thompson Hardware Co. deals
in shelf and heavy hardware as well
as machinery, paints, oils, etc. This
firm has been in operation since 1901.
Thos. Thompson Sr., and Frank
Thompson constitute the firm. @
Alex Nelson, an independent dealer.
sells most everything desirable ex-
cept drugs and typewriters. He car
ries full line OF implements. hard
ware, wagons, buggies groceries. dry
goods and clothing. Mr.. Nelson has
been in business for the past twenty
years.
Confectionery and BAKERY.
Candies, cigars and bakery goods
are sold by the Washburn CORRECTION
airy company, Of which E. J. Schultz
and H. S. Neitmiller are the proprie-
tors. This is an up-to-date place and
speaks we'll for the town.
JeweIry.
C. I. Walls is the jeweler at Wash
burn. His motto is Satisfaction
Guaranteed or Money Back. In the
three years Mr.. Walls has been here
he has built up a large R,welry bus
mess and made many friends.
The Town Market.
Fresh meats, fish, oysters and poul-
try are sold at the City Meat Market.
of which j. j. schweizler is the pro-
prietor. Mr.. Schweizler came here
some five years ago from Bismarck.
Dray and Transfer.
Since 1903 c. A. Brunnund owned
nd conducted the city transfer line
or dray. He also handles ice, wood.
coal, and Standard oil products. Mr..
Brunnund was the railroad station
agent here from 1901 to 1908, and is
now chairman of the school board.
He Makes Suits to fit.
The knobby suit that went round the
street corner as you came in the hotel
was made by John Holkup, the merch-
ant tailor. He has been here for four
years. Of course. he does repairing.
The Money Changes.
1t is the First National bank Of
Washburn of which Geo. l.. robinson
is President, and Aug. Z. Johnson,
cashier. This bank is conducted on
sound business principles and merits
the good faith of the public with which
it deals.
The Washburn State bank is a large
and prosperous firm. Business of this
bark is conducted along conservative
lines and it's operations restricted to
legitimate enterprise. 1t should there.
fore merit the confidence of the people
T. l.. Beiseker is the president. and T.
|. 1efrery, cashier.
The Professional Men. g
James T.. L4cCulloch is the attorney
counselor at law. He has practiced
here for the past 13 years, coming or.
iginally from Pelical Lake, Nina. Mr..
McCulloch Owns one of the finest re-
sidences in the city.
G. G. Forbes, NJ. D., is the practicing
physician of the city and is also the
proprietor Of the Forbes Drug stor
Mr.. Forbes is veteran at the bus.
mess, having been here for the past
Is years.
With the Grain Men.
The wheat and grain of this com.
munity averages around the million
bushel mark, and is handled through
four houses, the Occident Elevator Co.,
the Washburn Elevator Co., the Ilde-
pendent and the 500 elevators. The
Washburn Elevator is a farmers ele.
vator with Karl Klein as president.