Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-12
N KINNEY FULLER
MOTOR COMPANY
MAKES 4 CHANGE.
NAME OF CONCERN is MOVE
FULLER MOTOR CO-FAY n
FULLER NEW PRESIDENT
M'KINNEY LEAVES FIRM
GLASGOW MAN APPOINTED To
TAKE CHARGE OF WlLLISTON
BRANCH FOR COMPANY

A business change Of considerable
significance to the commercial inter-
ests of this section took place Mon
day, July 2, when the corporate name
of the Mckinney-Fuller Motor Co.,
was changed to Fuller Motor Co. The
Mckinney Fuller Motor company was
incorporated about a year ago with
capital stock of $1O0,0OO.00. Pric--
to this time the firm was known as
the Northwest Motor company, deal
ing in Dodge Brothers automobiles.
The change of the corporate name,
is result of Mr.. McKinney's with
drawal. This occasions. several
changes in the personnel Of the coIn
pany Fay N. Fuller Of Minot be-
comes president, J. H. Shaw and W.
S. Davidson of Wiliston, vice presi-
dent and treasurer, respectively. f.
A. Fuller Of Minot will be the new
secretary. II. w. Brandcnburg- tbt-
efficient auditor of the company, Will
be retained in his present capacity.
The Fuller Motor company has as
sumed a prominent position among
the commercial institutions of this
section of the state, houses being
maintained in Minot, Grand Forks,
Williston and Glasgow, Montana. AZ
Grand Forks splendid new garage
and salesroom is now in process Of
of perfect design and appointments
may we'll be considered the finest,
garage building in the west. Here
w. c. McHugh, formerly with the
Frank Edwards company of VIII
waukee, is in charge. E. A. Edberg
who has been manager of the Glas-
gov house will remove to Williston
and take charge of the house at thar
point. No definite steps have beenl
taken yet looking to the appointment
of Mr.. Edbergs successor at Glas-
gov.
With business houses in four az
the principal cities along the Grexr;
Northern railway through the states
of North Dakota and Montana, the
Fuller Motor company is. in an ex-
cellent position to render efficient
service to Dodge Brothers car OWL
ers throughout the territory tributary
to those points in cooperation Witt
some 1875 associate dealers. The con-
tracts of the Fuller Motor company
for the season of 1917 call for the
delivery of 1,4OO cars, and this quote
will undoubtedly be disposed of long
before the close of the season, as IN
past years the demand has always
exceeded the supply.
'Tbn IN,,)1,r Motor oop,r,p, &c
largest distributor of Dodge Brothers
cars west of the Twin Cities. The
rapid growth and the development
of the concern from a small co-part-
nership formed by Messrs. Mckinney
and Fuller at Wiliston in 1913 to its
present proportions illustrates in q
remarkable way the trend Of the au--
tomobile industry in this country. The
position now attained by the Fuller
Motor company within the short
space of four years is evidenced OF
the important place the auto sales
business is bound to assume in the
future.
In Minot a magnificent new garage.
building is now nearing completion.
This structure, having a floor space
of over 5000 square feet, with cleo
trio elevator, beautiful display rooms
and perfect appointments through
out, will place this firm in first rank
among the automobile dealers of the
city. The change just inaugurated
will be permanent and from this time
forward the name of the Fuller Mo-
tor company will become as familiar
to the people throughout this western
country as that Of the popular car
which they distribute.