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ROTH BROS. co.
DEPARTMENT. STORE.
1OQ1-1O11 Tower Avenue.

There are business men who could
do business for fifty years in a town
and at the end of that period their
stores and stock and fixtures would
be a little older and little more
soiled, but otherwise, it would be the
same store it was fifty years before:
Then there are merchants that add
to their business each year, introduce
new features and new conveniences,
enlarge their stock, clean out the old,
employ more help; enlarge their sales
rooms and thus build up the town.
These merchants are q. benefit to a
community and return to the people
a part of what they receive in the
advanced price of real estate that ae-
crues because Of their doing business
In the town. Their fine store building
gives the town an air of prosperity
that attracts investors
Such merchants and such a store
has Superior in the Roth Bros. Co.
For many years the Bee Hive store
has done business in this location.
They have marked an increase in
the volume of business done and the
enlargement of their stock, thereby
giving the patrons of the store a lit
tie better variety. Today the firm
carries the largest stock of it's kind
in the city, and in point of quality it
is unequalled in the state In hand
ling Of their large business they en-
ploy many clerks. 800
The house draws trade for a radius
OF at least one hundred miles and in
this way also is helping to boost Su-
perior and make it the trade center
for the territory included in that ra-
d1us.
This trade rightfully belongs to Su-
perior, and, if every house in town
would make the same effort to get the
people to come here that Roth Bros.
Co. store makes, 1t would be only a
short time until every dollars worth
of trade in this section would find
its way to Superior.
Some of the employees have been
with the house since it's inception,
and this tells better than any words
of ours what. kind OF employers the
proprietors of Roth Bros. Co. store
are.
The proprietors, T. ]. Roth. A. A.
Roth and c. j. Sharkey, have built
up a great store, one of which the
people of Superior are proud and we
are glad to. give them and the store
complimentary notice in this our
Home Patronage number. =.
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G. w. LEAMAN
BAKERY
1914 Ogden Ave.

One of Superior's leading manu-
facturers is G. W. Leaman. This
gentleman's success has been accom-
plished by the loyal support he. has
received from his employees. They.
have appreciated the fair treatment
accorded them and quite naturally
they have put forth their best eff
forts to make the business a success.
In the manufacture of "Butter
krust' bread every precaution is
taken toward cleanliness and purity.
The best materials are used and the
most modern and sanitary machin-
cry has been installed. There is not
an item that enters into the manu-
facture of his product that does not
meet with every provision of the
pure food laws. His new factory is
one of the best ventilated and lighted
in the state.
His large plant enables him to
care for any amount Of business and
manufacturing the product on such
large scale and having a ready mar
ket for 1t, it is no wonder that his
goods are asked for.
:. The motto of this Superior business
enterprise has always been EQUALITY"
and the aim. of MIR. Leaman is to
please the People"
He has succeeded beyond Dues
ton, for he his justly famous But
ter: Krust" has a market second to
none in Superior and surrounding
territory. There are very few of our
trade unionists but who are familiar
: with the output of the I.eaman
bakery because they have been reg
,ular customers of Butter Krust bread.
In addition to patronizing our
" friends it should also be our object
to- purchase, whenever possible,
4-:gdeds made right here at home,
lthereby stimulating our own home
: 5manufa cturers and creating more
Work for our own home people.
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L1GHTBoDY =.
wINGATE co.
The Daylight Department Store,

Fourteenth Street and Tower Ave.
The interest which attaches to the
mention of the Lightbody & Wingate
Co.. Dry Goods Firm is deserving Of
more than passing attention. This de-
partment store, is we'll known to the
laboring people and the public in gen.
eral throughout this section of the
state,
Besides the fact that prominence at
taches to the mention of this estab-
lishment on account of its vast and
flourishing business. where almost
every article necessary for ones well
fare and convenience may be pur
chased, Is also the important consid-
Grafton that housed within this bust
ness place are many employees whose
welfare and we'll being has always re-
ceived the proper attention from the
management of the Arm.
= The management has always been
liberal in aiding our cause Our mem
bers should therefore bear in mind
ali Of these considerations in connec-
ton with this progressive establish
ment, and should at all times give this
store their unstinted patronage.
At this remarka BILE store you will
find everything for the convenience
and comfort to make shopping a
pleasure. with plenty Of courteous and
obliging salespeople to give you
prompt attention, and to see that you
are properly satisfied. Everything
usually carried by high class up to
date Department store may be found
here, all goods being priced 50 as to
afford a saving to the company's pat
rons.
High quality merchandise at the
lowest consistent prices is the rule of
this company, and this fact. together
with the honorable and upright bust
ness methods, has been the means of
attracting attention and their present
immense patronage.
The gentlemen at the head of this
firm are numbered among Superior's
most public spirited and progressive
business men, and they are always
glad and willing to do all in their
power towards advancing the inter-
ests of the laboring people.
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THE ROYAL TAILORS
WOODEN MILLS
(Co.operating)
TIA Broadway
j. Silvernlan, Boss Filter


Sterling, enterprising energy, pro-
the stepping stones in the path to
success in the business career Of j..
Silverman. Carrying always the
highest quality of goods at the most
reasonable prices, insisting upon
uniform, courteous and cons1derate
treatment to all customers, has con-
tributed to his great success and has
made for him reputation of fair and
liberal business dealings, accounting
for the large and constantly grow
ing patronage he enjoys.
Occupying an up-to-date and con-
veniently arranged building with a
is in position to meet the require
ments from the first class trade in
the most satisfactory manner. which
has made this the most popular trad
ing place for Goods of Quality" in
the city at prices ranging from. $40
to $3S for a suit.
The people of Superior and the
surrounding country have shown
their appreciation to the energetic
and progressive efforts of this store
to serve them always to the best ad-
vantage, by giving their liberal and
unstinted patronage. The MANAGE
ment has always manifested a most
cordial and friendly spirit. towards
the. cause. of habor, and numbers
hundreds Of our readers among: its
patrons. -"
Our members will make no mis-
take in doing their shopping here,
and giving to this store their liberal
cooperation.
The following says Mr.. Silverman
is,
| Our Guarantee.
Our idea or Guarantee of Salts
faction really means that every suit
we make must satisfy you. Not only
the minute you receive it, but dur
ing the entire time you have it until
satisfaction to us.
You know what satisfies you and
whatever you want we will give you,
We judge by your idea of satisfaction
hot ours.
| The careful manner in which we
tailor, demands materials of the best
quality. Every fabric we use is "all
WOOL and nothing else.
We will cheerfully refine any gar
ments, without charge or quibble
that are returned to us-should the
Innings fail to give perfect SERVICE.
| If coat front should show the
least sign of not retaining it's orr
| ginal shapeliness, we want to. re.
Ipace it-your satisfaction. actually
means our success, therefore our in
terests In it are identical with yours
We. prefer to. have a suit returned
rather than retained-if it does no,
reflect credit on YOU and u.s.
The Royal 'Tailors WOODEN Mills
(co-operating) 1714 Broadway.
TO be capable of steady friendship
and lasting love are the two creates
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CARL KOMMES
FLOUR, FEED AND HAY.
6O13-15 Tower Avenue.

This excellent and we'll conducted
flour and feed store has for three
years been a popular trading place
for the wage-earners in this part of
the city, and his stock of goods are
kept up to the highest standard Of
excellence and prices are the lowest
This store is headquarters for
'Kommes Best Flour and once you
try a sack you will be sure to re-
order. The wage earners living in
this part of the city and surrounding
district know Mr.. ,Kommes we'll and
patronize, him generously He is a
friend of the working man, and is
always in the van for furthering any
movement to promote / the interests
of our city and Home Patronage"
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SARATOGA HOTEL.
Sth Street and Tower Ave

Jill odOOO f1A1f loWCI ave-
Those who seek comfortable hotel.
slider the conveniences of the Saratoga
Hotel, under the management of
James IuOhy. - -. .. = .-,s.5ssss5
The hotel is run on the. European
plan and is generally known amengs
transients to be a first class hotel and
UP. to, date in every respect. {
:, Mr.. James Tuohy who took charge
Of the hotel about two. years ago has
left nothing undone to make the Sar-z
atoga a place Of comfort and a truly
creditable hotel: to accommodate tran
sients and delegates to conventions
Of any description. : =: 1888
There are 100 large airy rooms
connected with the Institution, i be-
sides an inviting cafe. -. There is also
a first class buffet annexed to the
hotel and is handled in a creditable
manner. ~. - 49,. .'sz;-. - LIZ.
The Saratoga Hotel company was
among the first to sign an agreement
with the cooks union and has always
maintained union bar. * Union men
at no time have had cause: for COM
plant towards the present manage
ment. r ,sS go:
Mr. Tuohy is well known among
the union men .of. the city and ]. is
credited with being 2. man who. b in
sympathy with the things. organized
labor is trying: to: accomplish.
Several improvements have been
made in the hotel since having been;
taken over BY Mr.. Tuohy. Among
the improvements made being the
addition Of several rooms so as to-
accommodate the increasing business. 81
The accommodations Of the Saratoga
hotel will rival those Of any hotel In.
g city the size Of Superior and IN a.
great many respects will surpass the
comforts Of many first class hotels
in larger cities. s.. 81. L. -
To recommend the Saratoga hotel
as an mp to. date Institution In this
special Superior dition, jss one OF our
unequaled opportun lies. Societies
seeking accomod ation for. conventions
and transients Seeking the Comforts
OF q home can do no better than;
talk II over with the management
of the Saratoga hotel s ssss
Greysolon Cigers for 25c and
SsaS0E X60
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parts Of the work. If you are going
to need lum Der Of; any sort, whether;
dressed or rough, or any doors: sash
blinds, or anything. in the building,
material line, it will pay you to COM
suit with the Corey Bros Ltnber;
company, whose office and yard lis.
located at 9Th street and John Ave-,
which IS one, of the largest and fore
most esta blishments OF, its kind in
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!; The high standing OF, this company
throughout this section maybe ac-
:conntedfor from the fact that in all
dealings they are hon rable and fair,
and give all patrons the very best
service. :s$ Il. 8. .s5.
The r1emp ers Of this firm are men
of commence lin the business world,
and They Is own Tor their abso-
lutte y integrtty tn an 4 psirleys dealings
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this section of the state.5< ~, ~
=, Il This reliable company has distanced
all competition, and it is in position
to meet the demands Of the trade for
ANYTHING in: this line. ut the lowest
consistent prices. \: The management
has always made its policy to carry
the highest grade and in their i'm !
lml As stock maj. be found everything.
for the construc tion Of s bull dine.
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j. E. N1C0L & COMPANY :
NDERTAKER AND EMBALNfER
1914 Ogden Avenue


If there Is one business more than
another that requires for it's success
full prosecution a large amount of
fine taste, delicacy Of thought and
expression towards its patrons, and a
tender respect and regard for their
feelings, 1T is that of the funeral d.
rector. We refer with pleasure in
this respect to Mr.. E. Nicol, who
has wide prestige among the fami-
lies of the wage earners of this city:
This gentleman takes charge of fun
erals from time of death until the
interment, and never fails to give
perfect satisfaction and has the good
will and patronage of wage-earners
and other good people of Superior.
When our loved ones are laid away
they can be placed in no better hands
for. embalming and interment. j
Mr.. Nicol served as funeral director
for sixteen years. previous to starting
in business one year ago. and exer-
,cises the highest degree of care and
skill In embalming and preparation
OF remains for shipment to a dis:
lance. Calls answered day or night.
Lady assistant IN attendance. Union
mad caskets. Both phones: Broad
SAT; Ogden 472. ]. Il i. s4..s Ss.S
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SUPERIOR MONUMENT co
Manufacturers of Monuments and
~ Memorials 2O6 Tower Avenue
Phone Ogden 1915.


I'm contemplating the erection of
monument of any. description, it viii
be to your interest to see the above
firm before placing your order They
carry an extensive stock of the, best
quality Of goods in this line, and
have already established a large and
com manding patronage, due to the
high class Of service rendered each
and every patron. ~ < .S. 5;1... s.' + i
They are prepared to handle all,
orders, whether large or small, in
the most prompt and satisfactory
manner. It is q pleasure for this pa
perto assure all .&of being well
served and of receiving the highest
elasssof products in this line at the
lowest possible prices. This firm
has manifested a most friendly spirit
toward labor 8,
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# This, "a queer old world. ~ We are
all willing to lend mo ney: to q nils
ltonaires who doesn + Nv mt II hut we
wont lend any to y poor man who
needs 80 sg
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Every time a union. member does
anything to help another union he is
helping his own union and every
member of it., including himself. -
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To be capable of steady friendship
and lasting love are the two greatest
proofs not only of goodness of heart,
but of strength of mind =
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Incorporated.
Incorporated. Building Material
Peoples Phone Ogden III
Wisconsin Phone Broad 1T

:, A wise man looks ahead and now
sis good time for all who are con-
stemplating the erection of a building
sof any. kind to lay their plans for all
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Greysolon cigars for s5c ana
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-26

Russell Grader Co., road drags 31.3C
Orson Doe, coroner's fees 1890 500
William Murray, fees, insanity
case 400
Schultz Bros, part payment
grade in 16O-S8 ------- 14O.OC
R. M. Chamberlain, witness
fees 40
L. D. Cotton, coal to poor farm 3.84
j. Fauchald, Mdse -------- 500
Ward County Independent, print
E. L. Morrow, witness, states
attorney - " ZOO
John J. Nedroloe, boarding
prisoners 2S4.5e
A. A. Robinson, seed for court
house 90
]. Fauchald, mdse. -------- 1872
City Meat Market, meat for
poor farm 1915
Solberg Bros, repairing road
machinery, 1882 ---- S.75
Smallwood's Gro, groceries, $500
Solberg Bros, work for poor
farm lZ.iC
Almond Albertson, digging rock
on road 1000
Minot Electric Co., mdse. for
court house " 11.16
M. ]. Engeseth, recording seed
liens and bonds " 1875
Moved by Com. Vandenoever and
seconded by Com. Robe, that the
Board of County Commissioners ad-
joura until August 23rd, at 2 o'clock.
Motion carried.
L. J. THOMPSON.
County Auditor.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
MISSOURI.

Misses Anna Britt, Myrtle Perry and
Messrs. Isiadore Workout and Leslie
Gilmore motored to Lexington Sunday
from Higginsville and spent a few
hours.
Mrs. Guy Workout spent a few days
in Higginsville last week with friends,
Misses Lillian Cogswell, Helen Book.
er, G~randeline Wilson, Tempt Wilson
and Dallas Booker motored to Higgins.
vile Saturday evening to attend the
street fair.
Miss Carrie Bowen and Mr.. VIM
Austin of Kansas City, No, were quiet
ly married Thursday evening at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. Williams
They will make their home in Kansas
City and we wish for them a happy
married life.
Mr.. VIM. Holmes on North Oath
street, is on the mend after an illness
of six weeks.
The Union picnic on the 9Th at Taub
mans Park, was quite a success.
Mrs. Sallie Moore of MAYHEM, Mo.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Forest
Williams, this week.
Mr.. Richard McCorkle took suddenly
i'll at his work on last Saturday and
had to be taken home.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
GRAND MASTERS VISIT.

Grand Master of Masons, in com
pany with Grand Secretaries Love and
Fields, paid a visit to the lodges OF
Springfield last Thursday and were
royalty entertained during their stay.
The three lodges there W splendid
buildings with an incumbrance of only
1880 and their rental receipts are
more than 500 per month. While
there they were guests at the home
of Miss Ora Ford and in the afternoon
were given automobile rides over the
city, and were shown many points OF
interest.
On Friday they left for Carthage
where they visited Dupee Lodge No.
100 and were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinnon.
On Saturday they visited Joplin, re.
turning home the same evening. Al
Joplin they met Mr.. G. o. Smith, the
popular head waiter of this city who is
in charge of the Conner Hotel and
his crew of sixteen walters all o.
whom are Kansas City boys. They
are getting along nicely.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10

The presenter of public utilities Of
fers to you the products of the Fulton
Polish Company of New York, a col
ored company, makers of paste, liquid
cleaners and dyers for the cleaning,
preservation and shining of all shoe
feathers. The products Of this com
pany are prize winners at the Paris
Exposition, 1908; Jameson, 1907; San
Antionton, 1909. They also furnish
the polish for the United States army,
We will be in your neighborhood soon
to show you our goods. Wholesale
price to stores and bootblack parlors
Address all mail orders to Dorsey B
BrBown. Town orders will be filled al
Taylor Holmes.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
NEW AND AGGRESSIVE POLICY ON
PART OF "THE ALTON.D

~ ~ lII6 ~
From a letter addressed to agents of
The Chicago & Alton Railroad by its
chief traffic officials, the Chicago &
Alton is not going to be satisfied or
contented with simply taking at least
its share or more of the business
which is now moving, but intends by
intensive industrial development to
create traffic, securing not only the
additional revenue on the new traffic
but also materially increasing it's reve.
nue. by the rent paid by new tenants.
Mr.. Bennett, an agent Of the Ohi-
cago & Alton received in his mail re.
Gently a letter impressing upon him
the Importance of helping return OF
prosperity" by securing at least one
new tenant for Company ground which
attention to the fact that it is the in
dustrial towns and cities which thrive
and grow and the necessary forms and
blanks containing full instructions &C.
companied the letter, so that he would
be in a position to handle all the pre-
liminaries promptly on the ground
The idea, however, was not to stoT
here, but to attempt tc secure new
industries as well as to get the indus
tries now on the right-of-way to in
crease their output either by the in
classification of former methods or the
improvement of old processes.
This action on the part of the Altor
Company, indicates that the new man
agement is not going to overlook an!
opportunity to increase the earnings
of the road and feels that by havin!
the full cooperation of the local fore,
at each of it's stations, and everybod!
pulling together that much good car
be accomplished, not only for the
only Way" but for the communities
served by it's line.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.


The B. Y. P. U. is progressing fine
under the leadership of 10 new presi-
dent, by having the attendance in
creased to AZ.
The Second Baptist Juvenile Choir
Club met last Friday at 8 p. M, at the
residence of Bertha Sanders, 1905 For
est. All the members and friends who
were present reported a delightful
time.
The Senior Church Choir held its
round table at the residence of Mrs.
Corrine Williams, 18th and Woodland,
last Friday at 8 p. m. After the rem
dition of an excellent program and the
serving of elegant refreshments, all
departed declaring Mrs. Williams an
ideal hostess.
The Bacote Literary Society, which
meets the first and third Thursday
nights in each month, requests your
presence.
All are invited to attend the Wom-
ems Mission Circle which meets every
Friday night in the lecture room un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Susie
Lewis.
The services last Sunday were as
usual up to the high standard.
DR.. Bacote's sermon on "A Cup Of
Cold Water" was excellent and full Of
practical suggestions and advice.
The Sunday School which convenes
Eat l p. M, is in a %iourishing condi
ton.
The evening services we're devoted
to covenant meeting and the Lords
| Supper, which was partaken of by
representative membership.
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BIG CELEBRATION AT LINCOLN
PARK.
A tremendous success.

At S:15 p. m, G. A. Page, principal
of Attacks School, called one hundred
and fifty children to the platform
where they sang patriotic songs after
which the preamble of the Declaration
of independence was read. The audi
ence was we'll prepared for the occa-
sion and entered heartily into the
spirit of the exercises. After the pre-
Iiminaries Prof. G. A. Page, in a well
chosen and highly appropriate speech
introduced Hon. Nelson 9. Crews, the
speaker of the evening. Mr.. Crews
was at his best and he impressed ms
audience with the big responsibility
which they have of being loyal'citi,
zens and true to the institutions ano
principals upon which our ~forefathers
founded this government.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10

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J. J.. ALLEN, District Manager.