Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-16

ly shape. Four yeople are kept con
stantly Dusy. Besides the merchan
disc business the firm does large
poultry business and has farm Ii
connection.
II The thoroughness Of Messrs. Dolp
hin & Glaze may be JUDGED BY the
fact that they have 9 state Expert
ment plat on their farm where they
are demonstrating what can be rais'
in the locality. Corn made verified
yield last year. Wheat, timothy and
clover were good, and broom grass
seed did very we'll.
Hardware and Implements.
A good business in harnesses, fur
niture, gas engines, and we'll sup.
plies is enjoyed by the r. B. Town
implement Co. Mr.. Town has been
in business here for the past twelve
years. He now carries i,a ~stock of
some $1S,00O.# Most Of the implement
stock bears the John Deere trade
mark. q @534&a aN sHE |. t4{Nn
The Flaxton Hardware Co. has
d three year old business Ia hard
ware, (lrniture, Implements. har-
ness and Undertaking. Here You
And a fun line Of hight and heavy
hardware, and farm implements, also
fun line Of repairs for farm mach
ipefy. In addition the Flaxton Hard
ware sells the Ford motor car. The
manager reports business on the
gain each year. u lsii 4jlt ssa
S'5s The z City Garage. et4
Il A. o. Merrill "a the auto tinker
here. He has a well equipped garage
with a line Of auto accessories. In
addition he handles bituminous and
anthracite coal. Mr.. Merrill has been
lin the present business for the past
year but has lived here for the past
twelve years. He also has an auto
livery in connection with the gar
age. s I'm .i'1
Drugs and sundries.
In the year of ~. the Flaxton
Drug Co. came into existence. VIM.
and Charles Wistrom are now the
proprietors. They carry the general
line of drugs, perfumes, toilet and
sundry articles, and make specially
of prescriptions. Here is a large and
well arranged stock in neat and at
'tractiye quarters. 1t Is the only drug
store in town consequently does a
large business The aim is to carry
as complete line of drugs and
chemicals as possible.
Lumber and Building Material.
For the benefit of people wanting
lumber or any kind of building ma
terial the Langworthy Co.. has yard
here. This is the only yard in the
town but at that it carries q com.
'plete line of lumber, brick, cement,
lime, plaster and milled work.
The business was established in
1908. The present manager is Mr..
Bjertness, a true Dakotian who has
lived here since he was three years
old. He reports the business good
and the many barns and ither build
ings substantiate his statement.
The SIaughterman.
c. j. Schultz is the l:lan VINO
strips the hide from the carcuses and
hangs them on the peg to be dealt
out to satisfactory customers from
the Flaxton Meat Market. Mr..
Schultz has been in the butcher bus.
mess here for the past four years
and prior to that ran livery here.
He is one of the oldest settlers in
the city. This market also handles
sailed meats, fish, oysters and poul-
FRY. Business he reports as good and
the community one in which it is
privilege to live.
ToEsoriaI Artist.
L. G. Gerlett has tended to the bar
Der needs of the community for the
better part of year and reports
that business as good. He has an up.
to-date shop and is q master at his
trade.
A Place to Eat.
The Model Cafe has been run by
P: F. Kagel for the past six years.
Mr.. Kagel has confectionery in
connection.
In addition there is large brick
hotel where the commercial man
gets the best of service. The dining
room is large and airy as is the lob
by. The building has an individual!
water system and the management is
good.
Pool and Billiards.
For the past year r. H. Donahue
has been running the Model Pool
Hall where cigars and confectionery
are kept as side line. Mr.. Donahue
is a prominent man in the vicinity,
having lived here for the past four
teen years. He is at present the
County Constable
A Professional Man.
E. L. Wilson, Attorney at Law, is
a practitioner In all the courts, and |
also handles collections and insur-
ance. He has been here since 1910.
They Buy the Grain.
The Flaxt0n Farmers Elevator
Co. built house here in 1907. OF
the concern Hugh Donahue is the
president, J. P. Smith vice president
and Andrew Larson secretary. John
Smith is the manager and buyer. The
house is of 10000 bushel capacity.
In addition the Occident Elevator
Co. has a $4,000 bushel house. Her
man Ehlert is the agent.
Fred Carter also buys here for the
Royal Elevator Co. They have an 49,
600 capacity house here.
The Victoria Co. also have a small
house here and c. X. Straud is the
agent.
The various houses have com.
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