The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-15
known throughout the state, and have

known throughout the state, and have
a large acquaintance here. ,.a.
Ii German Bohemian. State Bank
The German Bohemian State bank,
capital $4,000, IS differed by the fol-
lowing prominent business men:
Frank Lish, president; J. P. Beringer,
vice president, and Anthony KOstel-
ecky, cashier. u 80 H.
'~., Brown Brothers 49,
Brown Bros. operate one Of the
''classiest" jewelry stores In the west,
being we'll lighted at night and car
rying in stock the largest display Of
diamonds, jewelry and cut-glass in the
slope district. Watch repairing and
engraving are made specially with
special attention given to engraving
orders by mail. Art goods are to be
found in this store of every descrip-
ton. . 80,
d, ~, Dickinson Candy Shop
Makes the Best Candy in the
State" This is the motto of the Dick
inson Candy shop of which Mrs. Grace
Hoffman Is proprietor. The store is
centrally. located and does large ice
cream business too. Candies for din
ner parties and other functions are
certain to meet with favor on the part
Of the 'fastidious when orders are plac-
ca with Mrs. Hoffman. 49,
rh~1,. Other. Dickinson Firms ;.>'
.nF, J. Raytiis. another business man
of, the city, being owner of the Dickin-
SOP, Hardware company. 1. Pagenkopf
& Gerlich have been in business here
10 years, catering to the wants Of the
trade in clothing. shoes and furnish
ings for men and boys. The, men at
the head Of the company, are A. c.
Pagenkopf and F.. J. Gerlich. w. F.
Burnett Is; one -sof. the, prominent at
torneys of the citys who has a large
legal trade from all over the slope
district. " : '"'' :. ''' V" -
T. ii" Salon Nicola }3...-
Salon Nicola came here three years
ago from McClusky and went into the
dry goods and clothing business. To-
day he is enjoying the prosperity of
the times with the other Dickinson
merchants He is located at 43 East
Willard street. G. w. Foster runs a
barber shop in connection with a bill
lard room at the corner of Sims and
Willard street, which is popular
place with young men of the. city.
James. Soules is the leading hardware
merchant of the city, his establish
ment being located at 122 East Viii
lard street., ]. w. Molloy opened his
plumbing, steam and hot water heat
ing plant, six years ago and besides
doing a large business in Dickinson
contracts for jobs in the adjoining
towns. ~ ~,
-. Established 81 Years Ago
The Osborn studio was establish
ed q years ago by A. J. Osborn. He
is one Of the pioneer photographers
OF the state. The Osborn studio
makes a feature of baby photos. They
all please the mother. =.
@ Dickinson Creamery Company p
The Dickinson Creamery company
manufactures '''Kwality" ice cream
and high" grade butter. Jensen broth
ers are the proprietors. Shipments
of cream are directed to this house
from every point In the Slope country.
The George Heaton Lumber COM
pany handles sash, doors, mouldings,
building paper, lumber. lime. cement
and plaster The officers are George
Heaton, president; Guy Hunter, vice
president, and A. E. Heaton, secretary
and. treasurer, The company reports
a., great building boom for the city
this year in the way of residences:
Dakota Ignite Mine Company
One Of the big enterprises Of the
city and the western slope country
is the Dakota Ignite Mines company
of this city, Of which w. l.. Richards
is president; F. E. Deiters, vice pres
ident and secretary, and Henry Truel-
sen, manager and treasurer. The own
ers and the operators are Zenith
mines at Zenith, N. D., and Pittsburg
Mines at Pittsburgh, N. D. Shipments
are made to all parts of the state and
the Montana districts.
Walton & Davis Co.
The Walton & Davis Co. of which
J. F. Davis is manager, was estab-
lished in 1884, and handles lumber,
building material, coal, salt, wood,
wagons and farm machinery. The
farm machinery sales last year set a
record for. the company.
The South Side Meat market is
owned by Koch & Weller, who located
here three years ago and boast of $50
families making the South Side mar
ket' as their shop" ,.
The South Side Cream station is
under the management of Max Gross
man. The company deals in cream,
eggs and hides, starting business
about year ago. The concern is
doing large cream business, ship
ping 1,50O cans of 10 gallons each
up to Decembera1.
Schwartz & Singer t.
Schwartz & Singer operate the
south side department store, the pro-
prietors being o. Schwartz and H.
Singer. The company carries an ex-
ceptionally heavy stock of merchan-
disc, and the window displays are al
ways inviting.
X. Scheeler & Co. carry a $4,000
stock of general merchandise. Three
efficient clerks handle the, trade from
800 families. =
The south side pool room is under
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