Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-05
The Town With Splendid Past and a More
Brilliant Future. A Place of Good Homes and
Industrious People and Boosting Business Men.

and Boosting Business Men.
fully guaranteed and nothing sold but
what is first class. Mr.. Atha Is sec
rotary of the company. Both men are
actively engaged in the business and
among the most public-spirited men
in town. The store Is situated on
one of the best business corners in
town and employs six clerks, each an
expert in a chosen line.
Cash Store.
General merchandise, dry goods
clothing, boots and shoes, hardware
and tin ware, fruits, flour, feed, and
cured meats are the chief goods In
trade sold by the Linton Cash Store.
of with J. ]. Kremer and John Saul
ter are te owners The firm had Its
beginning last January, and in the
year past has done $4,000 worth OF
business. A large new building now
going up on Broadway, which is the
main street of the town, will be the
future home of the firm.
Bargain Store.
The Bargain Store, or '"The Jew
Store" as it is better known, is run
by two young men who came here re-.
Gently and are building up a large
business. The firm handles a gen.
eral line Of the things most needed,
and the proprfetors are will liked
throughout the community.
Other Firms.
John Bosch. dealer in general mer-
chandise and farm produce, has been
in business here since 1902. He has
a well-kept store which does about
100000 business yearly.
Chris. Wolfer has kept a general
store here, selling dry goods, clothing,
shoes, shelf hardware, etc. since 1902.
The firm occupies neat quarters and
enjoys a good business.
The Leader, G. bechtle, owner and
proprietor, is a general mercantile
firm doing a large business here, and
commanding the confidence of the
people of this community.
The Dead Mans Caretaker.
Furniture and undertaking, trunks,
suit-cases, monographs, kodaks, and
DEMONSTRATING are the chief COM
modities handled by Smith & Irvine.
MIR. Irvine is the only licensed en-
balmer between Bismarck and Aber-
deem. He is also the manager of the
concern. Mr.. Smith being one of the
abstractors Of the county.
With the Drug Dispensers.
Carl Vorlander, of the Vorlander
Drug Store, started business here in
1909. This is a neat and attractive
place, creditable to a town of much
larger size. The concern handles
drugs, jewelry, school supplies, cut
glass and fancy china, pianos and
sheet music, Mr.. Vorlander reports
business good, and prides in dealing
in dealing in the best Of holiday
goods. .,.,l
The Stone Drug Store is owned by
DR.. Hogue, a prominent physician OF
this town, who also owns and oper-
ates the Stone Hotel.,E B. Halsey is
the manager of the drug store, which
was built in 1903. He sells drugs,
books and school supplies, magazines
and stationery, wall paper, cigars, cut
glass, and sundry articles. This
store is an attractive place and one
the town may be proud Of.
For Building Material.
This vicinity Is supplied with lum'
Der from. two yards, both of which do
a good business.
The North Star Lumber Co. handles
a complete line of building material
including lime, plaster, cement, etc
J. A. Lang is the manager. at this sta
ton. He has been here for a long
time and has built up a reputation for
square dealing and honest endeavor
to make the business a success.
The GOOdrich-Call people have a
yard at this place, under the manage
ment of Adolph Eissinger. Mr.. Els,
singer is a comparatively new man in
the community, but has succeeded in
retaining the large trade that was al
ready established and is adding to it,
This concern handles everything in
the building line so far as lumber
goes.
The Professional Men.
Among the doctors of the town are
w. C. Wolverton and r. r. Hogue,
who attend the sick at Linton and
vicinity. Both are men of standing
in the community and prominent in
medical circles. DR.. Hogue is also
owner of the Stone Drug Store. and
also owner and proprietor of the
Stone Hotel, which is equal to any
thing in the larger cities.
Linton is able to claim the service
of several prominent lawyers. The
firm of Lynn & Lynn is composed OF
G.. w. Lynn. states attorney, an early
settler who is honored by having the
town. named after him. Harry Lynn
his other son. is the other partner
p. S. Cameron, Chas. S. Lane, and
Chas. Coventry complete the corps OIL
able legal advisors who reside here.
r. H. Smith and Edward Eraddock
are known throughout the county as
able and reliable abstractors. They
both have offices down town.
In addition to what the blanks dc
in the real estate line there are sew
eral men here who make this work
specially. Among these, are Leonard
Du Heaume and? John Reamer. G.. A
Herloz makes a specially of farm
loans. He is one of the older citizens
of the town, having come to this
county in 1886, and since that time
served two terms as county auditor
and the same term as treasure. r.
DIR. c. o. Smith Is the local dentist
He graduated from the Dental De