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


modern hotel which is steam heated
and has excellent rooms. Mr.. Larson
is a good hotel man, accommodating
and affable, and goes out OF his way
to make his guests feel at home.
Douglas Garage.
William Johnson, proprietor of this
modern, we'll equipped garage is first
class workman and hustler for busi-
ness. He is agent for the Pullman car
and at the present time he is building
one Of the finest garages in the coun-
try. His new building and new equip
ment will give him q service station
not excelled in any town in the state.
Mr.. Johnson sells a number or his
cars during the season, and at the
present time he Is disposing OF all that
he can get from the factory.
Thore Bruggaard.
Mr.. Bruggaard is real estate deal
er and buys and sells farms and city
property. He also loans money on real
estate mortgages and writes all Kinds
of insurance, life, health, accident, as
well as stock hail and automobile. He
is one of the first settlers of Douglas,
and is we'll acquainted with the values
Of property in the vicinity.
Hogan X. johnson.
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machinist and specializes in horse
shoeing and makes all kinds of wagon
and carriage repairs as well. He guar
antees satisfaction and gives prompt
service to all customers. AS a result,
he enjoys a large business from the
people OF the vicinity.
Dodge Elevator Company.
J. D. Franklin is the local agent OF
this grain concern, and he is a popu-
lar man with the farmers of the vi
cinity. During the season just past
he handled 10000 bushels Of grain,
and his elevator has capacity of 35,-
600 bushels daily. Mr.. Franklin al
ways gives the farmers good honest
weights and the best market quota
tions.
O. ]. Nelson.
Mr.. Nelson conducts an up-to date
shoe store and is exclusive seller Of
Star Brand shoes in Douglas. He To-
Gated here four years ago and has
enjoyed a good trade from the start
by giving the people quality shoes,
reasonable prices, and the best of
service. He is building UP a firm that
means future business.
A. M. Might g. Sons.
This firm deals in farm implements,
secondhand goods, and also has a
large list of town lots for sale. 1t
has a completely equipped machine and
blacksmithing shop, and does weld
ing Of all kinds. Mr. Might is an eX-
pert workman and his sons have abil-
ity in the same line. They do a
large business and rank among the
strong firms Of the city.
Thompson Yards, Inc.
w. r, Link is the agent in Douglas
for this we'll known lumber company.
and he carries a stock of 100000
worth Of lumber at Douglas. Mr..
Link makes a speciality of competing
in price with catalogue houses, and in
fact the quotations he makes are a
great deal lower than those Of the ad-
concerns which flood the
mails of the rural districts with their
alleged attractive offers. The people
of Douglas have proven this for them
selves and as a result, Mr.. Link Is one
Of the busy men Of the town.
o. T. Olson.
Blacksmith and carpenter work is
Mr.. O'son's speciality. He has been
located in Douglas for about eight
years, and started his shop in 1915,
and the fame o. his excellent work has
gone out until he now has nearly five
hundred farmers as customers. They
come from distances Of eight to ten
miles, in all directions. Mr.. Olson is a
good workman and guarantees salts
p ction.