davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
J. c. PENNY COMPANY (INc.)
The Golden Rule

The place where you can outfit the
whole family under one roof. This
store is one of Penny Company's chain
of 1877 busy stores. BY buying naer-
chandise in. large quantities to sup
ply the wants of all of the stores they
get concessions that other merchants
who buy in smaller quantities cannot
possibly get, and in turn can supply
their customers with merchandise at
less than they could buy them for else
where. They never sacrifice quality
for price, which accounts for the fact
that when they once gain customer
they never lose him.
They handle a general line of dry
goods, notions, underwear, hosiery, la.
dies ready to wear, misses and chill
drens ready to wear, shoes to fit the
whole family at reasonable prices
mems clothing and gents furnishings
The J. G. Penny Company operates 1877
stores. Geo. w -Rudberg is the Fargo
manager, and the local store is located
at 228 Broadway.
In this history of Catholicity we are
glad to recommend the j. G. Penny
Company to our people.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
STRAND THEATER.

Moving pictures have become an in
stitution in community life. You can
judge something of the character of
a community by the pictures it likes,
for the repertoire of the cino. A drama
today includes everything from the
classics of the old masters to the gro
tesques of Charlie Chaplin, Ham and
Bud, Billy West and others in their
class. High-class pictures have al
ways been shown at the Strand Thea
ter, 300 Broadway, Fargo. They vary
from the best of the action screenings
of Douglas Fairbanks and Bill Hart
to the histronic offers of some of the
greatest worthwhile stars of the legit-
innate stage. w. R. Dean, manager
of this theater, has a conscientious
conception of his duty to the public.
Crude melodrama and the suggestive
film is strictly barred from his house.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
CHANEY-EVERHART CANDY
COMPANY,

Spotless purity is the rule in the fac
tory of the Chaney-Everhart Candy
Company, manufacturers of fine can
dies. The factory, which is lat 813
Northern Pacific Avenue, is a model
of cleanliness, and their speciality is
pure food candy. The candy manufac-
tured by this firm is known through
out the Northwest for its quality, COM
plying with government requirements
in per cent of sugar used. No mate
rial is economical to lower the man.
ufacturing cost Although less sugar
is being allowed candy makers than
ever before, the Chaney-Everhart Com
pany is not lowering the grade of their
productivity are merely lessening
the quantity produced. Retailers are
given a close cooperation by the man
ufacturers, cooperation which al
ways results in increased sales and
larger profits. The goods sent out by
this firm are always fresh, and they
are sold under an iron-clad guarantee
of cleanliness and purity.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME.

There is probably no one thing that
can give the same number of comforts
and conveniences in the home as cleo
tricity.
The rural homes have been denied
the convenience and comforts of cleo
tricity until recently when the Do
nestle Engineering Company sue
ceeded in perfecting "Delco-Light."
Primarily Delco-Light, as the name
is used to furnish electricity
for lighting the house and barn. 1t
will, however, furnish power for the
water pump, cream separator, churn,
washing machine, grindstone, ETC., and
at cost of but about one cent per
hour.
"Delco-Light'' is a complete electric
light plant, compact and all in one
unit. 1t has been so perfected that the
upkeep is almost negligible and the
expense of operation very low.
"Delco-Light' is distributed by Ash
Gilman Brothers, Incorporated, corner
Broadway and Front Streets, Fargo,
and in compiling your history of Cath
olicity we are glad to recommend this
firm to our people.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
FARGO LOAN AGENCY,

The Fargo Loan Agency, 514-16
Northern Pacific Avenue, is a firm of
established reputation for honesty and
right dealing through Fargo and the
entire state. Real estate mortgages
and loans are handled by the Fargo
Loan Agency An efficient, highly de-
veloped organization of business men
and financiers stands back of this firm.
Loans are made on short notice if Sc
curity is right, and first mortgages
are for sale. J. w. Smith, well known
for many years as a clear-sighted bust
ness man of unimpeachable integrity,
stands at the head of the Fargo Loan
Agency The vice president is Pom
eroy Smith, and J. P. Martin is vice
president and treasurer. J. D.. Far
nand is secretary and attorney.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
THE klINsMAN COMPANY.

The Klinsman Company, sheet metal
workers, builders of heating and ven
tilating systems, have well situated
store at 115-117 Fifth Street North,
where some member of the firm is al
ways on hand to figure on work or to
give advice on heating or ventilating
problems Plumbers cooperate with
this company in installing large jobs
The Klinsman Company has had long
and varied experience in ventilating
work, and they construct with great
care and efficiency, and are aided by
modern equipment and devices. Fur
naces for large or small buildings,
either dwellings,, schools or churches,
are constructed in entirety by the
Klinsman Company. Prices are always
reasonable when considered from the
standpoint of the quality put into the
work
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
HALL HOOPER LAND co.

The Hall Hooper Land Company are
general agents for all kinds of insur-
ance as well as sellers and agents for
real estate. Their offices are in the
A. O. U. W. block, and listed there
can always be found some of the
choicest bargains in both farm and
city property in North Dakota. The
officers of the company are well known
to Fargo people, and their constantly
expanding business is an indication
of the strictness with which the policy
of square and honest dealing is ad-
hered to. A speciality with this firm
is hail and crop insurance
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
WESTERN SUPPLY COMPANY.

Plumbers supplies of every descrip-
ton are kept in stock in st. Paul and
samples at the Western Supply Com
pany's salesrooms at $40 First Ave
nue. North. Kohler Co. standard
brands are handled by this firm, in
Guiding the finest porcelain and enam-
ell ware manufactured. From complete
bathroom outfits, complete from med
icine chest to foot bath to rubber
washers for faucets. This firm man.
ufactures and sells the celebrated St.
Paul hot water boiler for house heat
ing. This boiler has been sold by
them for twenty-four years and thou
sands are in use in the Northwest.
They also sell full line of pumps
and water systems for country homes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
FARGO NATIONAL BANK.

The Fargo National Bank, at North
ern Pacific Avenue and Broadway, is
a United States depositary and it's
stability has never been questioned.
It's assets are enormous and it's pros
perity reflects most truly the pros
perity of the Northwest and the Da-
kotas particularly. The officers of the
bank are all men well known through
out the state for the honest and square
dealing as wCl as for being men of
affairs Mr. Martin Hector is presi-
dent, T. d. Hughes is vice president,
George E. Nichols is cashier and A.
B. Taylor is assistant cashier. Drafts
are drawn from this bank on all the
principal cities of Europe. 1t has saw
ings department where liberal rate
of interest is paid, and safety deposit
boxes can be rented in its capacious
fire and burglar proof vaults.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
DEWEYS' STUDIO.

At BIT Broadway the DeweyS have
opened a new studio which has been
equipped throughout with the latest
appliances for turning out high-class
portraits, as we'll as commercial pho
tographs Their portraits haze a GER
tain individuality to them in pose and
finish which is seldom looked for out
side of the larger cities.
Mr.. Dewey, Jr., is a specialist in the
use of air brush for background work,
also in tinting photographs in oil and
water color
Although portrait studies are made
a speciality, the Deweys are building
up an extensive business in CONNER
cial photography as well. The value
of an expert Photographic service for
the business man is coming to be more
and more recognized in business cir
cles. Pictures of trade banquets, of
new stores, new Office buildings or of
line, are now being put on record by
farsighted business men.
Progressive contractors are making
it point nowadays to have weekly or
even daily pictures made of the prog
ress on big jobs.
In all this kind of work the Deweys
stand among the foremost in their
profession. Panorama convention
groups, ETC., are given to them be-
cause it is known that they deliver
their work when promised. A staff
of expert assistants ably assist them in
the details of their business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
ROSE GROCERY.

Quality is the watchword that stands
guard over every business transaction,
large or small, at the Rose grocery,
sos Broadway. Whether the proprie-
tor of the store is giving an order to
a wholesale house Or is taking an or
der from one of his customers, the
purchase or the sale is never made on
any other than quality basis. From
this it might seem that prices were a
secondary consideration at this gro
Gerry, but nothing would be further
from the fact. BY dealing on one
way basis quality only "a reputation
for goods of recognized value has been
established by this firm. The Rose
grocery has the only coffee rooster in
the city. The seasons freshest fruits
and vegetables are always on hand
and staple groceries of the standard
brands are handled.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
NORTHWEST FARMERS COOPER
ALIVE DAIRY G. PRODUCE co.

Freshness and purity are the signal
towers that have already lighted this
progressive firm far on the way to
success. From butter and eggs to
velvet ice cream, everything in line
of produce marketed by the Northwest
Farmers Cooperative Dairy & Prod
uce Co., 301-303 First Avenue North,
is characterized by an absolute clean
illness and entire freshness. Pure Gold
creamery butter, the kind of spread
that makes bread a real luxury, espe-
cially in these days of war fours, is
the firms specially. Pure velvet
ice cream and fresh buttermilk are
other products that never fail to
please the consumer. Eggs and prod
uce of other kinds are kept in the
best of condition in a modern, COM
pletely equipped cold storage plant.
Soda fountain and ice cream parlor
supplies are also for sale by the firm,
of which Mr. G. ]. Lee is general man.
ager and Chas. H. Johnson is secretary
and treasurer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
DEMPSTER MILL MANUFACTURE
ING CO,

The price of gasoline and fuel is
steadily going up, but the farmer who
depends on the wind to pump his
water and to drive his dynamo is TAX
ing Nature as a partner, and Nature
seldom raises her prices or fails the
consumer. The Dempster Mill Man
ufacturing Company, manufacturers of
quality windmills, have their Fargo
offices at Ala Third Street North,
where r. F. Sells is manager. The
farmer with a power problem will do
well to consult Mr.. Sells and to get
some expert advice on the situation
that is troubling him. Today the
windmill is an economical solution of
the pumping problem, at least, and
usually of the electric generating
problem as well. The prices which
the Dempster Mill Manufacturing
Company can quote are surprising in
their lowness, in this day of high
priced metals.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
MADsoN's SWEET SHOP.

The people like good things to eat,
prepared in clean, wholesome way,
and will patronize the place that serves
them. A. o. Madison, proprietor of
the Madison Sweet Shop and of res
taurants and ice cream parlors, so dis
covered early in his career as a res
taurant man. Madson's Sweet Shop
and Restaurant is place where the
best things of the season to eat may
be had at prices that are not excess
siye. Mr.. Madison manufactures his
own candies and ice cream, and Of
course serves soda and soft drinks in
connection. Prices on everything are
kept at low level because of the i'm
mense volume Of the business done.
Mr.. Madison gives his personal atten-
ton to every detail of his business.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
ULsAkER PRINTING COMPANY.

The Ulsaker Printing Company at
315 Broadway is equipped to turn out
big job in record time by reason
of modern machinery and expert en-
plOyes. Linotype composition assures
the man in hurry of getting his work
done when promised. Special machin-
cry for printing form" letters gives
the merchant or salesman chance to
deliver his talking point by mail-in
an attractive form that the prospect"
is bound to read. Modern high-speed
presses make it possible to produce
large quantities and a staff of printers
who are loyal to the company above
all else will work all night, if neces-
sary, to get out job on time. A full
line of office stationery, law briefs,
legal forms and school supplies are
also handled in retail or wholesale
quantities. The manager of the VI
saker Printing company is a veteran
printer and his prices are the lowest
possible under present day printing
costs of hiring workmen.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
j. |. CASE THRESHING MACHINE
COMPANY,

The Case automobile and Case
threshing machines and farm imple-
ments of all kinds are for sale at the
J. l. Case Threshing Machine Com
pany's branch at the east end of
Northern Pacific Avenue. The Case
auto, machine with enormous pro-
duction and standardized methods, has
made into necessity, not a luxury,
is we'll known throughout the Dakotas.
A: Hanson, manager of the Fargo
branch, keeps the stock up at all times.
Wherever in North Dakota the trav-
eler comes upon large, prosperous
farms of rolling wheatfelds, there, in
the majority of cases, he will find
Case threshing machines, and, like as
not, in the garage he will find Case
automobile. Service both to the auto
owner and to the owner of the farm
machinery keeps customers contented.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
THE FARGO MERCANTILE CON-
pANN

The Fargo Mercantile Company at
401-405 Broadway has established the
reputation for honest and fair deal
ing not only among the retail grocers
of Fargo, but throughout the entire Da-
kotas. Good will on the part of it's
patrons forms no small part in build
ing up the business of such a concern
as this and they have directed their
efforts to securing the complete conf
dence of it's large clientele of GUS
toners. A policy of always handling
nothing but the best goods in any line
has won friends for the Fargo Mer-
camille Company from the start. T.
A. Quirk, whose business integrity is
we'll known to thousands of people in
Fargo and throughout the state, is
president of the company; G. o. Fol
lette is vice president, and Croil Hunt
er is secretary and treasurer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
MORE BROTHERS, CORPORATION.

The new, marvelously efficient Bris-
coe car is the featured article sold by
the More Brothers Corporation whose
salesrooms are at 417-419 Front Street.
In addition to the Briscoe automobile
agency this concern sells threshing
machinery and farm machinery sup
plies of all kinds. Owners of agri-
cultural implements will be able to
get their supplies from this firm with
out loss of time and be assured of
getting a superior article. Repair
parts are also handled, and many
breakdowns occurring in the middle of
busy season can be set to rights
from the More Brothers Corporation
stock. Many farmers throughout the
state of North Dakota are using
threshing machine or a modern farm
ing implement because of the interest
taken in their welfare by More Broth
ers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
BRISTOL G. SWEET.

A reputation for honesty and square
dealing is bringing Bristol & Sweet,
wholesale harness dealers, well de-
served business that is increasing in
volume week by week. In addition to
harness of all kinds, auto tires and
shoe findings are for sale at Bristol
& Sweets store, III Broadway. Every
set of harness sold is made by work
men of long experience in their par
ticular line and will stand the hardest
kind of wear Standard makes of au-
tomobile tires, all sizes, for every
make of car, are sold.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
C. j. BELLIES g. co.

jewelers. and opticians, one of the
most modern and up-to-date jewelry
stores is conducted by c. j. Bellies &
Co., 31S Broadway. Mrs. Lydia NJ.
Bellies is the manager of this company
and they carry a full line of jewelry,
diamonds, watches, cut glass and
dainty chinaware, and it is one of the
favorite gift shops of Fargo. In ad-
ditiOn they do fine watch repairing
and maintain modernly equipped OPP
teal department which is in the per-
sonal charge of Mrs. Bellies, who is a
skilled optician and an expert in fit
ting glasses. The attractive appear
ance of this store and it's Hastily dis
played stocks stamp it as a distinc-
tive store of quality.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
w. n. DOYLE AUTO LIVERY.

An auto livery service of the most
efficient kind is maintained by w. H.
Doyle, proprietor of the w. H. Doyle
Auto Livery. In connection with the
livery, which is at "a South Seventh
Street, is complete garage and re-
pair shop, where expert mechanics
and auto workmen make repairs of
any kind at prices that are never ex-
cessive. An automobile funeral serv-
ice is given by this firm. The gar
age includes new automobile hearse,
and every courtesy is afforded those
wishing to use the funeral service. An
ambulance is also kept ready for in.
slant call. Trips by auto can be made
within radius of fifty or sixty miles
from Fargo at reasonable prices
through this firm. The phone number
is 139 and 140.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
TITGENS G. RuhRINS.

During these times of high prices
an who buys for her family is particu-
larly interested in the purchasing of
her groceries. The expense of the
table in the average family is the
greatest item of expenditure and it is
ize a grocery where the best goods
and the lowest prices can be obtained.
Such a store is that of Titgens &
Buhrins at 40S Broadway. A visit to
this grocery or phone call will bring
the goods to your door promptly and
you will get just what you order.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
sMEDLEY FLORAL COMPANY.

With the world in the grip of a
devastating war, the simple meaning
of flowers is coming to be better I'M
derstoOd-from their very contrast to
the terrific events that are daily stir
ring mems souls. The Smedley Floral
company, whose beautiful store is at
So Broadway, is doing it's bit, in these
narrowing times, by helping to make
things beautiful. The stock of fresh
cut flowers that ornament their win
dows never fails to bring an approx
ing smile and an uplifted spirit. An
efficient delivery service brings this
company to the doorstep of every
family. T. D. Smedley is president
of this company, J. E. Hendrickson,
vice-president, and c. ]. Moran is
secretary and treasurer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25

C. w HAIISER

The high cost of living has had a
bitter adversary in the c. w. Hauser
Meat Market because of it's policy
of cut prices as low as possible on all
grades of high class meats. BY care
full buying and the lowest possible
cost of operation, the Hauser Market,
GIL Second Avenue North, 416 Broad
way and Seventh and Eighth Streets
South, has established new records
in prices and needless to say he has
built up an enviable trade as a result
Everything is fresh and there are ne
poor cuts mixed i'll with the good. Or
ders by phone receive the same careful
attention that would be given if the
customer personally inspects his pur-
chase.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
NORTHERN SCHOOL SUPPLY co.

The Northern School Supply Co., a
concern incorporated with a capital
of $1,000,000 and maintaining sepa-
rate employment agency as a depart
ment, gives to every institution of
learning, whether college, university,
high school or grade school, service
that is truly remarkable in it's COM
pleteness. School supplies of all kinds
are handled, but speciality is made
of modern school and church and OPP
era seating. In stock at all times is
kept a complete line of school equip
ment, such as modern seating, black
board supplies, office supplies, janitor
supplies, maps, globes and, in fact,
everything needed for the completion
of a modern school equipment. High
est quality and maximum value for
moderate prices is to be obtained in
their goods. The Northern Teachers
Agency is subsidiary company, and
performs a valuable service in assist
ing school officers in getting desirable
teachers. The officers and directors
of the company are w. L. Stockwell,
president; A. G. Miller, vice presi-
dent; F. V. Hutchinson, treasurer;
H. H. Stockwell, secretary Matte M
Davis, manager of Teachers Agency.
The company is at Northern Pacific
Avenue and Eighth Street North.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
FARGO HARNESS CO.

The quality of workmanship turned
out by the above firm at 119 Broadway
leads this publication to recommend
them for any kind of service in the
leather goods line. They have been
making harness for years and use only
the best leather obtainable on the
market Mr. L. C. Ziegler is the man
ager and they carry driving goods,
such as robes, fiynets, brides, saddles,
blankets and other necessities for
horses as well as autobomile robes,
gloves and accessories. The repair de-
partment easily recommends itself be-
cause of the class of workmanship
that is turned out. Their charges for
this kind of work are exceptionally
reasonable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
THE SON sANyTARIuM.

Restful, quiet surroundings, beauti-
full rooms and expert attention distin-
guish the Nelson Sanitarium, 405
South Eighth Street. n. P. Nelson,
D. c., is the proprietor, and his mar
velous record of cures speaks more
capably and with greater accuracy
than any other possible testimonial.
New ultra modern equipment, refine
ments of every kind in the service ten
dered to patients and employees care
fully chosen and rigidly instructed in
their duties, all tend to enhance the
value of the sanitarium in the minds
of those who have been treated there.
Despite the fact that the service rem
dered might be grounds for a much
higher compensation, the proprietors
of the institution are. keeping charges
down to a basis where moderate
profit only is returned on each case.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-25
DAKOTA CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC

In these days of economy it is often
impossible, and many times ill-advised
to send young people long distance
from home to study music. The pres
ence in Fargo of the Dakota ConserV-
atory of Music in the Edwards block
renders such a move in the case of
Fargo people not only ill-advised, but
unnecessary. E. Bochmer, the direc-
tor, is an artist of recognized ability,
and as an instructor he is turning out
graduates every month whose ability
is credit to his methods and to them
selves. Complete courses in piano
forte as we'll as in vocal music are
given. Frequent recitals enable the
public to judge of the success of his
work, and give the pupils an oppor-
tunity to become accustomed to APP
pearing before an audience.