The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-23

ing Of their own, located on one Of the
prominent corners of the town.
G. m. Eng.
Mr.. Eng is postmaster at Douglas,
and has over 200 patrons on three
rural routes which run out of his
town. He took charge of the office
three years ago, and keeps things in
hrst class shape. He is accommodate
ing to the patrons of the office and
enjoys the respect of the entire COM
munity.
Arthur Laren
Is proprietor of the feed mill which
has a capacity Of 5000 bushels daily.
This mill produces an excellent quail
ty Of -four, and although Mr.. Laren is
a hustler, he is kept busy caring for
the demands of the business. He is
also a farmer and has been very sue
cessful in this branch of his activi-
ties.
The City Meat Market.
Berg & Peterson are proprietors Of
this market and grocery, and they
have been here ever since the town
started. They do a large business, and
carry big stock, as the town is
supply point for about 500 farmers
and Berg & Peterson get their share
Of the trade. The members of the firm
are both enterprising men, and give
their time and money for the advance
ment Of the community's interests.
Joe Dounay
Is the proprietor of the livery and feed
stable and cares for about twenty -four
teams at all times. He specializes in
giving quick service, and first class
rigs. Mr.. Dounay is an affable gentle
man and has number Of friends
among the travelling public, who al
ways call for him to make their drives
with them.
The Douglas Herald.
Il. H. Mexican is the managing edi-
tor Of The Herald which is published
every Thursday, and which is one Of
the neatest little country sheets in
the state. Mr.. Mexican is a faithful
editorial writer, a good paragrapher
and is always live wire booster. The
business men extend him a very liberal
amount of patronage and typographic-
ally, it is one Of the neatest papers
in North Dakota, 1t has done a great
work so far, for the benefit of Douglas
and no doubt, will continue to help
advance the interests Of the entire
community.
The Business Men Of Douglas.
They are very enterprising, are as
live as any business men in the state,
have the community interest at heart,
anu are Enthusiastic boosters ana
advertisers Of the advantages Of their
community.
The Citizens State Bank.
Nels E. Rulien, president; Christ
Kjelstrup, vice president; S. E. Dahl,
cashier, and e. M. Anderson, assistant
cashier. All of the above named off,
GERS are popular in their community
and especially S. e. Dahl, cashier, who
is real live wire and business getter
popular with farmers and business
men and a good booster for communi-
ty interests. The bank will erect, this
spring, a new brick building which
will be modern in every respect, 25x50
feet, and will give them excellent ac-
commodation for the care Of their
customers needs.
Peterson e. Hoff Bros.
This firm has a very complete stock
of farm implements and automobiles.
They have the agency for the popular
Overland, Ford and Dodge cars and do
a large business in the distribution of
farm machinery. 1.-THE officers are
Edwin Hoff, president. John L. Hoff,
vice president, and William J. Peter
son, secretary treasurer. They carry
a large stock.
Golden West Hotel.
G. NJ. Larson is proprietor of this