The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-15
Everett Real Estate & Loan Co. :,

|, Everett Real Estate & Loan Co. ,n'
IA The Ever1N Real Estates& Loan &C.
deals In farm lands, farm loans and
mortgages. w. r. Everett is the pro-
prietor and Is one of the old-timers
of Dickson. There is not a section
of land in Stark county but what he
is familiar with its value and soil
fertility. ~ II.
st. Charles Barber Shop ',>.s
Ray Graf, known all over the town
simply as Ray; is the owner of the
St. Charles Barber shop, one of the
best parlors of the kind in the city.
Mr.. Graf employs corps of trained
BARRIERS who get the greater share of
the travelling mems business. A clean
towel for every person at the Graf
shop. That means something to, the
travelling boys" who headquarter
here T., 1l5aEorol a1.
Missouri Slope Collection Company
as gne is n' iosstsd P6Sh GSsfSe
First National BANK 'btiildihg, and Is
one of the busiest agencies in the
state. The officers are Hon. M, l..
Mcbride, president, and G. E. Nc
Carly, secretary-treasurer and general
manager. g.. ~.
Dickinson Amusement Company
The Dickinson Amusement company
controls the Lyric and the opera
house. More than 600 road shows
have played at the opera house to
date. The Lyric shows 5000 feet of
motion pictures daily. ID {sru "a
Automobile Accessories ~
The biggest sAutomobile, accessory
business intT Dickinson and, on the
slope is done at, hitch f. Sen, ;43 Sims
street, The, men, lat the. head: 7Of 1.-The
company are r. c. D. Litch and C.s m.
Litch. The company was established
a year ago, buying out the Beard Auto
company, Many improvements have
been made in, the plant this spring
in preparation for the large amount
of summer travel over the. Red Tail.
The Willard Hotel
The Willard hotel is one of the busy
places in the Queen City," It is
new, modern and is home for, the
travelling men,, Travelling men make
it known over the state that the
Willard hotel at Dickinson is where
good service and courtesy prevail"
Parker & Sons
Three brothers in the meat bust
ness, J., C. F.. Parker, A. s. Parker
and c. s. Parker have a meat market
here the. equal of any in the state
and iii fact the northwest. The men
arc experts in their line and have a
reputation all over the slope for the
sausage which they make. Parker's
sausage carries distinction far ahead
of any other make. Meat, fish, fancy
groceries and fruits are also handled
by this company of men. q
The Dickinson Press
North Dakota's Greatest Weekly
Newspaper" was the thought in mind
of Ernest l.. Peterson, when he pur-
chased the Dickinson Press num-
Der of years ago. Today his dream
has become a reality. The Press is
the paper in Dickinson and in the rur-
al districts of this vicinity. 1t is To-
Gated in a new building erected in
1905 and has one of the best equipped
job plants to be found in the state.
Editor Peterson is a member of the
North Dakota State Editorial associa-
ton, and it was through his efforts
that Dickinson succeeded in perking
from Grand Forks the summer meet
ing of the editorial association to be
held here. The Press has the best
typographical appearance of any
weekly newspaper issued in the state
and this carries weight with the news
paper boys"
Battery + Electric Co.
The Dickinson Battery & Electric
Co. is under the management of Will
liam F.. Dauber. The company spec
ializes in electric starters, generators
and battery repairs, keeping in stock
a full line of Willard batteries and
parts. 1t is the official service sta
ton for the Willard storage battery.
Red trail autoists need no introduc-
ton to this shop, SO we'll is the name
impressed on dealers and tourists.
"The Fad"
"The Fad" is the novelty name
selected by Kostelecky, brothers for
their clothing shop. THE Fad" ca
tiers to young mems clothing and is
this spring showing a line of suits
and shirts that has never been equal
ed in Dickinson.
Dakota National Bank
The Dakota National bank of which
Alfred White, mayor, is president, has
a capital of $4,000 and surplus of
$4,000. The other officers are S. NJ.
Ferris, vice president. D. D. Mars,
cashier; A. P. Ellian, assistant CASH
Ter, and V. w. Maser, assistant cash
Ter.
United States Land Office
In charge of the department of the
interior United States land office here