Grand Forks herald., 1922-05-31
Mcv11a.E AUTO AND SUPPLY co.

ND SUPPLY CO.
located is in the center Of the busi-
ness section. size 25xse. steam heated
and electrically lighted, two stories I'm
weight. Doctors offices occupy the
entire second floor.
Large double display windowA neat
ly dressed, feature the exterior Of the
drug store. .-,-s
To the left as you enter ia a row of.
gla9s enclosed shelves. three tiers
high. containing q very neat and tasty
arrangement of the very best grade
of merchandise. including glass china
and silverware, Photographic supplies.
ivory toilet articles, clocks, stationery
and perfumes.
On the right side OF the store is a
showcase containing a very neat and
complete display of iewelry and opu-
cal SUPPLIES: the next case DISPLAYS !.
com plete line OF smokers articles; the
third case is heavily laden with the
vefy best line of bulk and package
candies.
In the rear is neatly arranged pre-
scription department. where every
prescription is carefully COMPOUNDED
by an experienced registered pharma-
cist. ,,.,.--.''
Mr.. Brake also carries a complete
line Of rubber goods. toilet prepara-
tions and proprietary medicines.
An excellent line of the beautiful
Edison phonographs is handled by
Gently by one of the Edison officials
that up to 1918 he was one of the
biggest Edison dealers in the state Of
North Dakota. and that up to 1929
he had sold more Edison machines
per capita than any other dealer IN
the United States.
First National Bank.
The First National bank was organ
lied in 1906 as a state bank. but wa.
re-orEanized in 1915 as federal
bank. They are at present member,
Of the federal reserve system and have
capital and surplus of $35.00o. u
| The bank is located in the center
of the business section and is a neat
brick structure with a spotlessiy white
marble lobby. counters and writinl
tables.
1t is, a very sound institution, rank
ing as one OF the largest banks in the
county. A steady growth should con-
tinue to show a rapid increase
The officers include Mr.. G. II. Snip
son. president; Mr.. Ole G. Olsen vice
president; Mr.. A. o. Moen, cashier;
Mr. q. f. Nelson and Miss Cora L.
Berg. assistant cashiers All Officers
and directors are local people OF
proven integrity and of good stand
ing in the community.
Mr.. c. II. Simpson. the banks pres.
ident, is also state manager for tht
Mlnnesot Mutual Life Insurance com.
Eany with offices in the bank building
! 6nmercial Hotel. G -
Mr.. Nygard purchased the CONNER.
cial hotel in the fall of 1924, and ha.
since then been owne. and manager
He had been manager of the business
Tor year prior to his purchasing it.
The building is conveniently neal
the depot and business section of tho
town. 1t contains twenty furnishc,
rooms with modern conveniences, in.
Guiding electric lights. The dining
room. operated in connection, IL large
enough to accommodate forty people
The office and reception room occu
py the front part OF the main 400,
and arc neatly arranged for the con
ivenience Of the guests.
Neville journal.
Tho Melville Journal is owned ant
Operated BY the Melville Pubiishins
ompany, stock company of loca
men. The paper is issued weekly OF
THURSDAYS and contains eight well
ARA Dged pages of good. well-writter
news and articles of general i1.eresf
as well as much display advertising
that Is well placed. The plant Is alsi
Iequipped TO handle any jobDlng We; $
!neatiy at reasonable prices.
! Mr.. Iheouorei RI. Marx is the enter
prisinR editor in charge OF the plant
1 sheycilne Telephone Company.
The Sheyenne Telephone cotnpan,
was organized in 1904 as a ruraI cx
change and has shown a steady anc
consistent growth, and today it in
cludes five exchanges in the cOiT1mun
ity--L e., Melville. tsk.n. roina, Ha
mar anu Warwick. the officers ar,
\ all men tf abjl.ly ana aie as fuiiows
Mr. J.. Eisaa:;. res; Atl:., ga ii, Inar
son, tleu- i>rrs, Air. =. Ill. isurreson
Sec: Mr. +. +. bye. rreAs.; and MIR
MafhiI f5toBi, aisr., ali. 1e.siaehIs o
Pckfn 'caceDf ar. Iloal, WAC reside
In a beautiful hoine lll McNiite.
4 rhc H;o.Ol Inn.
4 The Motor I'm was established /,
the snrnig OF l3L7 by mir. a. II. Nc
DouGail. The present owner. an
building Is a neat and attractive on
Tor IaFaSs. located rear the nortl
end OF Main street. and ID 81 larg
enough TO accommodate 1s. cars 10
storage besides the large shop worl
room in the rear Of the building
Tie shop Is, eduipped to dosths ySr
A best repair w0rks5pS the 1ildeteH pos
sible time. all work besnx. fully guar
anteed as TO uuafity and wofkmafi
ship. Full welding equipment y al
on hand to take care Of any wsldin
necessary. q. II; III ~ Il 4. IS
y This garage IL q Westinshpuse bat
terry service. station. Lee tir1e m
!. tubes. ignition coils for any ntakS q
car and = full stock OF oocesp6ftes ar
carried Tor the convenience 0f tn
atmotoft6e. +, n, q 10 i37 s n s9 iss @
Nj. Med u 4 pleasant vonn
man who know hts business thor
3 louahly And - copftA0ns and voSy %
& comm oAatins, always ssskines IL rends
n the pealE o. SERVICES d i.s. 4 3, III ..
! - M6toft6ts An this vicinity afo hsari
!. q ~ urged TO make filIs lotor Inn yosl
ihead0uartefs. 4nd tranedent txs1e a.
feel Aafe irs trad ding With 1(r.f lfoUou
lgaIl and iettinG him and his ati6 corr
slof mechanics take care OF y0tr -
and It, neSds. (. ~ 9g3 ,ss
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