Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-17
speciality Of real estate business and
farm loans.
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| Ceneral Merchandise.
The Palermo Mercantile company ha.
been here for the last five years and and
lin that I me has advanced from S26,.
900 business to $4l,O0O business yearly
Of which it can now boast. The home
of this concern is IN one of the finest
buildings between. Williston and Minot
Only the first class goods is handled
and a, stock of s0nle, 81 1000 is. carried.
Il. N, Hannah is president, w. j. Han
nah is treasurer, and A. V. Hannah is
secretary.
Peterson Son have a large store,
carrying a complete line of dry goods,
notions, ladies and gents furnishings,
hats, gloves, boots and shoes, and pure
groceries. Farm land and farm produce
is also bought and sold. They aver
age about q $4,000 business yearly
and are very much satisfied that this
lis good Locations
Who sells Hardware.
p. C. Paulson sells hardware ,furni-
tpre, farm machinery, and does the UNI
dertaking. He has been here Since
1907 in the present capacity, and has
in that time drummed up a s25, 1000
business. He has a large place and a
complete stock. Mr. .paulson is q
thorough business man and one Of
those persons who takes keen in
terest IN public affairs. N
When You Buy Lumber.
It is always from Linwell-Nelson
Mercantile that the sashes, doors,
building paper, plaster, cement, etc.
This firm is the only lumber house
and it enjoyes a large business. The
firm was established here eight years
ago. The capital and surplus is $780,
900, of which Vim. n. Allen is the man
ager.
III The Sausage Maker.
Hans A. Sue wields the bloody
knife at. Palermo. He is the proprietor
of the City Meat Market, which was
established here in 1909 Besides doing
a large retail meat business he buys
hides. Mr.. Sue makes his own sausag-
es and cures his own meats. Business
is reported good.
n. B The Liveryman.
A livery, feed, and sale stable is kent
here by Il. F.. Pagenhart, who, also runs
q dray line. The barn is large and we'll
having room for 100 head.
The livery business from this point is
good and Mr.. Pagnehart has had some
success in the sales work.
A Usual Combination.
The Palermo billiard hall and barber
shop is run by Harry Sylvester. 1t was
established, in 1905 and is enjoying
good business. Here 20 ufind three
good tables and fine fountain. All
kind of tobacco, and soft drinks are
kept in the best of shape. Harry is
good fellow, and his success is in part
due to the fact that he has the ability
to make everyone comfortable, and is
an extractor without pain-that is in
the money line.
III Among the Grain Men. III.
The Palermo Grain company last sea-
son bought in the vicinity of 100000
bushels of grain, all of which was num-
her one. The firm has a $4,000 bushel
house here. ?. H. Morrow is the man
ager. Morrow and Foss organized the
in 1911. They do large
grain business, and are we'll known in
this vicinity.
The Minot Flour Mills company has
had an elevator mere since 1906 Ed.
Johnson j the manager, a man who is
thoroughly acquainted with the grain
business, having been stationed here
for the past five years. This firm also
sells its own flour, for which there
is a large demand.
Wheat. winter rye, oats, barley and
flax are bought in quantity at this sta
ton. Timothy and broom field have
been grown quite extensively the past
few seasons.
Needs Of the LOYALTY.
The one paramont need of this To-
cality, like all others Of the state,
is more settlers. However, there are OPP
portunities here in town. A live real
estate man would have rich field
here. The bank does some work of this
kind at present but would be glad to
turn it over to professional. An es-
pecially good opening would be for
lawyer who would carry real estate as
a side line, and the town needs den
fist.
We can recommend Palermo to the
dairy interests and prophesy big things.
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