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The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
REpFIELD NATIONAL BANK.

The measure of your success in lif }
depends on yourself of course and t
is important that you get started CO.
rectly. To succeed and it is impoc-
tant that you get started correctlr.
To succeed you must acquire and de-
velop certain habits and character
istics and none of them will be NOR ?
important than the ability to save. If
you save part of what you earn from
each salary envelope, you will sool
find yourself with a comfortable bank
account and in position to start in
business or make investments that if
we'll selected will soon bring you in a
comfortable income. 1t is of prime
Importance that you select the right
kind of bank and we recommend the
Redfield National Bank as the one in
which to open your savings account
At it's head are the following well
known men: z. A. Grain, president !;
w. F. Bruell and J. D. Fargo, vice
presidents; G. M. Henry, cashier.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
REDFlELp ELECTRIC SHOP,

At the Redfield Electric Shop you
will find most complete stock Of
electrical devices and apparatus of all
kinds, If you want to make your wife
present that will tighten the labors
of keeping the home in order, you can
make no more practical selections
than a gift of an electrically driven
washing machine, a vacuum cleaner
with electric motor, a motor for het
sewing machine, an electric fiat iron,
or one or more of the dozen devices
for cooking by electricity,-a coffee
percolator, chafng dish, egg boiler,
toaster, range, and the like. Then
also you will find other things elec-
trical, door bells, buzzer systems, ac-
eessories and lighting systems for
your automobile, dynamos and motors,
electric fans, electric fixtures, floor
desk and table lamps,-in fact every
thing electrical. The company does
electric wiring of old and new build.
ings and repair work. 80
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
REDFiELD MONUMENT WORKS.
kraieq e. Hoqge, Props.

When you erect memorial to your
dear ones who have passed on be
yond, you surely want one designed to
conform to the memory of the de
ceased. There are monuments and
monuments. Some people have the
IDEA that just a quantity or mass of
rock is sufficient to erect and call it
a monument or memorial. However
one does not need to accept these
kinds of memorials for the Redfeld
Monument Work is prepared to erect
monuments that give an expression Of
thought and individuality to the mem
ory OF the deceased. The designing
department of the firm is always ready
to submit designs to its customers for
monuments, markers of vaults or to
assist patrons in developing some par
ticular designs the customer may have
in mind The aim of the firm Of
course is to give to it's patrons the
best service possible and to cooper
ate in every way to attain the kind OF
memorial desired and in the best form.
BY dealing with the Redfeld Monu-
ment Works, you save commissions
which outside firms require. -f~.s.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
puNToN e. MCCALL GARAGE

If you are tired Of big repair bills
for your automobile or truck send it
to the Dunton & Mccall garage next
time and see how it will seem to have
the repairs made and reasonably rem
dered Only expert mechanics are em-
ployed there and there never is any
guesswork about how to make repairs
on any cars sent in there to be over
hauled. Do you ever stop and think
how important it is that every nut,
screw and bolt on your car be tight
to keep you from having an accident
that not only may wreck your car but
cause you serious injuries or even
death? This is why one cannot afford
to trust his repair work to inexperi-
enced workmen and why the Dunton &
Mccall garage has such large pat
ronage. 1t guarantees all of its re-
pair work and has one of the best
equipped repair shops in this part OF
the state.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
DAKOTA LAND & ABSTRACT co.

If you want a modern home or a
well improved farm, we'll stocked
ranch, or prefer to invest in prairie
land tracks, you will undoubtedly find
JUS what you want at the Dakota Land
E. Abstract Co. You can likewise rest
assured that the title to all the prop
critics it handles is clear for 1t con-
ducts an abstract business in connec-
ton with it's real estate. 1t is impor.
tant for you whenever you make any
purchases of real estate to insist on
having the abstract of title prepared
by the Dakota Land & Abstract Co.
Its book extend back to the organiza.
ton of this country and are absolute
ly correct and up to date. The COM
pany guarantees the abstracts it pre-
pares which protects you from future
litigation over any property you
might purchase. A cloud on the title
of any property is always serious
liability to the owner.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
HISTORY OF ST. BERNARD'S
CHURCH, REDFIELD, S. o.

The first frame church was built in
Redfield in 1884 by the Rev. J. G..
Perreault, where Mass was said twice
a month. John Clifford helped to
build the church with large dona-
ton. Before the church was built
Father Haire came to Redfield from
time to time and said Mass at the res
idence of some of the early settlers,
beginning in December, 1881. At that
time Father Haire had a parish at Co
lumbia, Dakota Territory. In the year
of 1890 Rev. John Hermeling came
to Redfield and built his own home
and was the first resident priest.
Father Hermeling was succeeded in
1901 by Father MacConnachie who at
the present time is pastor of ST. Ber-
nard's Church. The first Is feet of
the present church property was do
mated by the Western Town Lot Com
pany The present site was purchased
later at a cost of $4,000. Father
MacConnachie built the parish house
in 1906 and the present church was
started three years later in 1909 and
completed in 1910, at a cost of
$25,000.00. The church property at
the present time is valuediaat $685.
10000. There is a small church debt
of 100000. -s> .'
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
TRADES OF LITTLE ANIMALS.

Bees are geometricians. The cells
are constructed so that with the least
quantity OF material they have the
largest spaces and least possible loss
of interstice. The mole is meteOrol-
ogist. Eels are electricians. The
nautilus is a navigator; he raises and
lowers his sails. casts and weighs
anchor. and performs other nautical
acts Whole tribes of birds are nu-
sicians. The beaver is an architect.
builder, and wood cutter; and he cuts
down trees and erects houses and
dams. The marmot Is a civil engi-
neer; he not only builds houses. but
constructs aqueducts and drains to
keep them dry. The white ants main
tain regular army of soldiers. Wasps
are paper manufacturers. Caterpillars
are silk spinners. The squirrel is a
ferryman: with chip or piece OF
bark for a boat and his tail for sail
he crosses the stream. Dogs, wolves,
jackals, and many others are hunters.
The monkey is a rope dancer. The
black bear and the heron are fisher
men. and the busy ants are regular
day laborers, .'
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SCHMIDT g. CURTIS,

You will always find that any pos
sible requil ements in jewelry, toilet
preparations, stationery and prescrip-
tions can be promptly filled at the
store of Schmidt G. Curtis. AS shop
ping center for school books and other
supplies for the little ones in school,
it is we'll known for the completeness
of it's stocks and the moderate prices
that prevail on them. It not only han
dies tablets and note books for the
needs of the children, but also car
ries very complete and up-to-date
line Of Office stationery and supplies,
typewriter papers, carbon papers, Sec
ond sheets, erasers, pencils, inks,
pastes and mucilages. If you desire
worthwhile jewelry with distinctive
designs you will finds splendid Sc
lection at this store. There is also a
splendid showing of cutglass and hand
painted china.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
A 4 OF DING.

Before you let the contract for the
plumbing or heating systems in your
new buildings or for their installation
in any old buildings that you intend
to modernize, be sure and let A. |.
Gliding give you estimates on the cost
of the systems. He is an experienced
plumber and heating system engineer
ing and will give you the benefit of
his experiences and knowledge on
such work that will be of value to you.
Mr.. Gliding also has a reputation for
faithful fulfllment of all contracts, Of
using standard supplies and employ
ing only expert workmen so that you
can always feel assured that your
work will be done properly and in a
workmanlike manner. If your heat
ing system did not give you satisfac-
ton last year and used up a lot of
fuel and did not produce much heat,
let him start overhauling it at once.
1t will save you money in coal bills
and save you lot of discomfort ard
annoyance on cold days this winter.
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w. r. SCHWiETERT.
Successor to Clark e. Schwietert

SUSSSSSOT 10 StdTH q 0CIwtCkStls
One of the best known and most
dependable real estate firms in Red
field is that of w. r. Schwietert It's
business is largely in corn and alfalfa
lands. Mr.. Schwietert also handles
some city properties and negotiates
first mortgages and loans. 1t is al
ways important in purchasing real es-
tate, unless one is thoroughly familiar
with all details to seek the advice Of
men whose judgment has been proven
sound and worthwhile. In dealing
with this firm, you will have the ad-
vantage of their experience and judg-
ment, and their business standing and
integrity is a sufficient guarantee that
the interests Of their patrons and GUS
toners will be fully protected. The
firm has some excellent propositions
listed now, real snaps that will not
take much money to swing, but will
make handsome profits.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
a. 3. ROBINSON.

1t will soon be stove time in Red
field homes and others in this vicinity,
and it is not too early to commence
loking about for that new cook stove,
range or heater that you are going to
need this winter. 1t will pay you to
look over the splendid stock of stoves
now being shown in the hardware
store of A. B. Robinson before you buy
elsewhere. They are made by some
of the best known stove manufactur-
ers and the prices on them are right,
too. You will also find a splendid
stock of heavy and shelf hardware in
the store and besides a good, depend
able line of paints, oils and varnishes,
also glass and glaciers supplies, rope,
churns, refrigerators and tools of all
kinds.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
THE FIRST SALUTE TO THE FLAG
February, 177s.)

When reaching Quiberon Bay. the
Ranger" came
Upon the great and mighty feet Of
France
Paul Jones, her captain, on that day
of days,
Became renowned, far-famed, as If
by chance.
In small boat he sent trusty man
To ask the admiral who was in COM
mand
If his salute would be returned. The
boat
Drew 'ap;" Paul Jones, with trem-
bling hand.
Tore off the seal; then to his heart
he pressed
The precious document for it con-
tanned
An answer worthy Frances honored
: name
Full speed ahead the Ranger"
sailed, and gained
The midst of these great, frowning
men O. war;
The Stars and stripes, the new re-
public's flag ra,.2 81.
Arose, while thirteen guns doomed
forth; a pause sz.x =
A moments silence-seconds seemed
to drag; ~
When 10, the flagship answered with
nine guns
The first salute Old Glory ever had.
The men, now wild, burst forth in
loud huzzas;
Their flag was recognized; in honor
clad.
Then Paul Jones spoke, and said: Il
do believe
That we are present at the christen.
ing of
The greatest nation that has e'er been
BORN"
And, hat in hand, gazed up with awe
and love.
-Tsress A. Strohubsr.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
SCHWARTZ co.

One of the largest mercantile CON-
panies in this part of the state and
the leading store in Redfield is that
of the Schwartz Co. which deals in
groceries, dry goods and carries a
general line of supplies for the home
and family You will like the courtesy
and attention you receive when trad
ing at this store. The management
and it's employees are all live and wide
awake and appreciate your patronage.
When trading with Schwartz Co. you
find out quickly that you get value for
your money in every article or item
you purchase there. The dry goods
and home furnishing stocks are right
up to the minute in styles, appearance
and workmanship while the prices are
surprisingly low considering the quail
ity of the goods. The same may be
said of it's stocks of groceries and
vegetables.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
POOLS DRUG STORE.

POOLS drug store offers to the citi-
zens of Redfield and vicinity every
thing to be expected from such a
store. The drug store makes a spe-
cialty of it's prescription patronage
and gives it the very best attention
possible. A very complete stock of
proprietary medicines will always be
found at the Pool store and you will
always find the remedies and reliefs
there are the ones that are really
worth while and have standing in
the medical world. In addition the
store carries a complete line of toilet
preparations, face creams, cosmetics,
rouges, skin foods, manicuring sets
and accessories. talcum powders and
domestic and imported perfumes, also.
It's department devoted to stationery
includes the famous line of Cranes
linen lawn writing paper,-the correct
paper for all business and social cor
respondence.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
n. G. Will SON.

If you intend to give your children
the advantages of a musical education.
particularly voice or the piano, now
is the time to make your purchase Of
the latter. Or if you have selected
some other instrument, the violin,
harp, mandolin, saxaphone or othe~
reed or wind instruments, you can
purchase them at the right prices
from the music store of H. G. Wilson.
The store carries splendid line OF
pianos, full tones, of splendid work
manship, handsome finish and artistic
designs. Perhaps you would prefer a
player piano or phonograph. The
store also carries fine line of these
and the prices on them are right. A
complete stock of records, music and
supplies of all kinds is carried.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
A / GILLESPIE

The leadership of the store of A. l..
Gillespie in carrying stocks of shoes
of distinctive footwear fashions has
been long recognized, so that the
ladies and gentlemen of Redfeld who
appreciate the appearance of a we'll
fitted and well-shaped shoe, instinc-
lively turn to his store whenever a
new pair of shoes is needed. The fall
stocks now being shown proves the
leadership of this store in it's line of
shoes, the graceful, slender models
for the ladies with their beautiful
heels and new 4-inch vamps certainly
delights the ladies'. Then there are
the sturdier types for the men, and
yet these shoes, too, have most grace
full lines and give fitted appearance
to the foot The store also carries a
splendid line of school shoes that are
iust the thing for the kicking, scuffing 6
boys and the skipping, ramp.ng girls.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
BROWNS TINSHoP.

All kinds of sheet metalwork is
done at Browns Tinship and those in
need of such work are advised to get
prices on it from this shop before
placing the orders, for more than
likely substantial saving can be
made. The shop makes metal COR
nices for buildings. metal skylights,
smokestacks of all heights and sizes,
stock and storage tanks for water and
other liquids, fire doors. spouting and
caves troughs. If your furnace needs
overhauling have it done now before
the cold weather actually gets here.
All furnace repair work is guaran-
Iced by MI. Brown and it will be done
promptly and accurately, too. II the
plant is worn out, let him install a
sews III toadate afnrnace that will "ive
!. Oh plenty Of heat with the least fuel.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
WINTERS &. BEckMAN.

A most complete line of dependable
hardware makes up the stock of Win
tiers & Beckman, and the prices on
the many articles to be found in the
store are surprisingly low. If you are
interested in hunting, fishing and trap
ping, you will find complete stock
of rifles, shotguns and other firearms,
knives, fishing poles and tackles, traps
and outing caps, gloves, coats and the
entire outfit for hunting or camping
trip. A big stock of ammunition is
also there a splendid line of tinware,
enamel wear, porcelain and aluminium
made up in utensils for the kitchen
and pantry that will delight the house
wives and cooks.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
NJ. FRIEDMAN,

Your money buys quality when it is
spent for clothing at the store of N
Friedman. 1t does SO every time be-
cause quality has been put in every
garment that bears the Friedman label
or is carried in the Friedman stocks
The store carries an unusually wide
range of styles for the fall and winter
season in smart single and double
breasted, waistline and best effects,
and conservatives in the number of
choice models. There gre also some
splendid models in overcoats that Of
fer exceptional values that will not be
obtained again for long time. In ad-
dition the store offers some attractive
styles in hats, shirts, underwear, neck
wear, hosiery, fancy vests, gloves and
shoes. The prices on all goods are
decidedly low for such high grade
goods. staa
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j. C.. PENNY co.

The ladies of Redfeld have found
that the dry good store of the J. c.
Penny Co. carries one Of the most
complete and up-to-date stocks of dry
goods, notions, ladies', mems and chill
dren's ready-towear garments, not
only in this city but elsewhere
throughout this part of the state
The Redf1eld store is one of a chain
of 1877 stores operated by the com
pany throughout the country and it is
readily seen that with such an enor-
nous buying power, stocks can be
purchased in vast quantities and the
very lowest prices obtained in their
purchase. This saving in the first
cost enables the store to sell those
goods at lower prices very often than
smaller stores are even able to buy
them, and hence accounts for the
large patronage enjoyed by each store
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
NoRBEck e. NICHOLSON.

The industrial life and activity of
Redfield is not completely described
without giving a mention here of the
Norbeck e Nicholson Co., brief though
it must be, for lack of space. The
plant of the company is one of the
busiest institutions of the city and
for it's particular line of work, that Of
making mouldings and castings for
the companys own line and also for
the trade in general, it has one OF the
most up-to-date and complete founder
les in the state. The foundry is
equipped with all Of the latest ma
chinery to do the work required in
the shortest space of time. The COM
pany also engages in artesian well
digging and has a record of scores of
successful wells it has sunk through
out this vicinity.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
S. M, ELLYSON.

If you have tried many physicians
in search for relief from poor health
and have failed to attain that relief
do not give up hope yet. There is still
an opportunity for you to receive
treatment from DR.. S. M. Ellyson, Chi
ropractic, whose success since he be-
gan his practice in Redfield four years
ago has been phenomenal. A graduate
of the famous Palmer school, he has
had valuable training and expert
ence that equips him to handle the
most obstinate cases. DR.. Ellyson's
Office hours are from to P. M. and
Z to p. M. daily, and Sundays from
2 to 5 P. NJ Other hours by appoint
ment. A lady attendant is always in
attendance at his Office. An examina-
ton will not cost you ANYTHING and
nav result in your restoration to
Lealth.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
|. NJ. KLAUS,

Economical shoppers have learned
that the best savings on their gro
ceries are to be made by trading with
I. n. Klaus, grocer. The stocks in
clude all of the best known and stand
ard grades of canned goods. groceries
and vegetables, always fresh and in
perfect condition. In buying its
stocks, the best markets and jobbers
are sought out in order that only
goods that come up to the require
ments and standards set by. the firm
will be secured. Quality comes first
with Mr.. Klaus in its selection OF
stocks and because of the dependable
goods always carried. The store has
won the splendid patronage he enjoys
ia. ADV,
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
CHARLES MORRILL,,

You will like the quality of meats
carried by the meat market of Charles
Morrill, for they are selected for their
tenderness and rich flavor. Not only
are the fresh meats handled by tho
market in great demand throughout
Redfield and vicinity, but also its
smoked meats, cured and salt pork,
corn beef, dried beef and the like
equally as popular. You really don't
know what good meats are unless you
buy them from Morrill's. A large
stock of canned goods, dairy products
fish and oysters in season, poultry is
always to be found there.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
ATLAS LUMBER CO.

Before you place your order for
lumber or other building materials be
sure and get prices on them from the
Atlas Lumber Co. You will find that
it's dependable stocks are very low in
prices and that a very considerable
saving can be made by you on any of
your building projects If you have
planned to do some fencing this fall,
You will want to look over the wire
fencing, gates and posts in the yard
and get prices on the same. Beside
lumbers, the firm carries lime, cement
and plaster. Also brick and tile prod
ucts for all purposes, lathe, shingles,
hardwoods for floors and interior fin
ishings, door frames, doors, windows
and sash mouldings, screens and storm
sash. @'"'-.''''f-- .:f.,s r's t.1 -7'='s
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THE DAKOTA CAFE.

You will certainly like the appetiz-
ing foods served at the Dakota Cafe
and the quiet, refined service. Every
effort is made by the management To
serve the very best quality of meats,
vegetables and fruits and no expense
is spared to get the best. The most
experienced chefs and cooks are en-
ployed in the kitchen of the cafe in
preparation of all the dishes served
and to a great extent one gets really
the much desired home made" cook
ing when he dimes at the Dakota. A
speciality is made of putting up
lunches for travellers and tourists and
also for picnic and outing parties. A
very complete stock of cigars and to-
baccos of all kinds is also carried by
the Dakota.
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
/, e. KIRKPATRICK.

Fresh bakery goods and groceries
are always obtainable when you do
your shopping at Kirkpatrick's bakery
and grocery. You will also like the
different brands of f1ours carried in
the grocery stocks. 1t always runs
the same and housewives who use it
never have bad luck with their
breads and other pastries. The same
brand is used in the bakery and every
ucts know at once that they are not
excelled anywhere in Redfield. Spe.
cial attention is given to orders for
receptions, parties and other social
gatherings.
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z. RktRk.

The garage of E. Oderkirk is the
headquarters for Ford repairing and
oyerhauling and supplies and acces-
sories. Its repair department is espe-
cially adapted and equipped for re-
pairing Ford cars, although repair
work is done on all makes OF cars,
trucks and tractors. The most expert
machine and repair men are en-
ployed and you will find that repairs
made there are done correctly and
promptly. Mr.. Oderkirk has the sales
agency for the well known Ford and
has several models and trucks, and
also the famous Fordson tractor to
show you. The reputation OF these
cars and tractors are so well known
that nothing need be said here about
them,
The Catholic bulletin., 1919-10-18
3. &. LOVEJOY.

Add to the enjoyment of your home
by installing piano, player piano OF
talking machine from the stock of B.
E. Lovejoy. Now is the time to make
one of these purchases while the
prices are still on the pre-war basis
and also because you have the oppor-
tunity to make your selection from
the big stock of instruments carried
at the store. There are some wonder
full bargains there in pianos, beautiful
in design and finished, full toned, and
we'll made, and priced right, too
The Lovejoy store also carries a very
complete stock of records and music
rolls, also sheet music of all kinds
and in addition all other kinds of mu
sical instruments. If you have a talk
ing machine or player paino, be sure
and get copies of the new records and
reels issued each month.