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.FIRST NATIONAL BANK M. Lo BARGER, President JOHN MEIER, Cashier PHONE 51 — LINTON, N. D. “The Old Reliable” No: better barometer could be had kote First National Bank of Linton, for recording the growth of the suc- cessful financial and business con- cerns of this community than is re- flected in the growth and expansion | m™ of the admirably managed ‘banking |" Aerie ean National vont to (a ars the cunomers Kina. “today. w of successful Pa to their credit, one finds street ee banking Hight at were adopte by Strict adherence oven, their worth, ib exem} the large suns of business Se inniistied each pee and the many increasing-satis- fied customers. progressive institution ioe may Peal be ud and have gained a ay bang frat is not enjoyed fy many. eneine to| institutions e: business in mi lisgen Syne We are pleased to he Roraan: mention to Aa finan towed by this splendid FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY R. F. BOEHM, MGR. \ “There Is No Substitute Ever since the first Farmers Ele- vator Co. was organized about fifty years ago, it has been demonstrated that this slogan is a tive fact, namely: “There is No Substitute a @ Farmers Elevator.” During tl fifty years there have been many sub- pe tried and they have failed. Your Farmers Elevators have stood the most disturbing financial storms a all time. Every stockholder should PHONE 27 TURTLE LAKE, N. D. for a Farmers Elevator” the common good or whether -he con- tinues to do business as a eee oy entity in a world in which coopera- tion, in all lines, grows steadily more necessary. i The latter course means continued his | 1 rices, @ dec! » general de- mor: tion of his business. The former course means eventual pros- perity and a sound, jive agri- cultural structure. ¢ line is sharp- ly drawn between cooperation and be very proud of his own institution. | bankruptcy. ae manager of this institution, Mr. Boehm, 1s always on hand to ine every one to the best interest} an of all patrons. The ers Elevator Co. is a co- operative nome institution, composed ‘of farmers and citizens of this com- munity. The future of agriculture is cana tar on the choice the indi- farmer makes today—whether he co-operates with his fellows for| i The Farmers Elevator Co. has to offer for the approval of the farmers citizens an up-to-date establish- sient: under the very capable man- agement of Mr. R. FP. hm, and conducted upon high business prin- ciples, and a service unexcelled. We feel an unusual degree of satisfaction in recommending ers Eleva- tor Company. “Boost Your Own Bus- iness.” MOTOR INN OSCAR BAUMAN, Prop. PHON! Ford Sales The Ford automobile enjoys a dis- tinctive classification and an unex- celled performance through years of service. This car has always rated a high performance with the automobile dri ils Publis, and their confidence has been well placed. It is an auto- mobile of distinction and it has thoroughly earned its splendid repu- tation. The Ford car offers the best resale value. You can safely buy with confidence, drive with pride and know that at the time you are ready to trade for a newer model, your used Ford has the highest resale value of me all the cars on the market today. The | a! Mt INN can make prompt deliv- ery on all of the fou models. ie Motor Inn built its splen- bel business on service to its custom- This popular garage is conven- fentiy located. They specialize in car E 117 and Service washing, complete chassis lubrication and tow-in service. This establishment also maintains complete, up-to-date equipment for all repair work, using on! nuine Ford parts. ‘They guarantee all work to give satisfaction. Their stock of accessories is complete in every re- |Spect as they carry a full line of tires, tubes, batteries, electric equipment, lubrication oil and gasoline. The Motor Inn has ample facilities for giving complete lubricating and hea! service on all makes of cars. tie less of whether you are stalled oe Sou , or in the market for trou to well’ to plo eee” and one them an: ae will do thi P e" rest. certainly roprietor, Mr. Oscar Bauman, “knows his oil” as well as the repair businesd, Give him portunity to serve you. LINTON, N. D. an op- BANK OF STEELE HARRY GEORGE, Cashier “The Bank of Far The Bank of Steele, of Steele, N. D., under the management and su- | ion of a capable board of direc: | rs, has made a healty growth ever nee their organization and stands st among the strong financial in- utions of North Dakota. They Steele and adjoining ter- ae well and faithfully and have made a healthy growth since their organizatio: tion. Under the direction of Harry ee the cashier, this institution has n able to render many per- sonal services to their customers. You will find Mr. George a congenial gen- Hleman who ts capable and willing advise you regarding your finaniclal PHONE 64 STEELE, N. D. Reaching Service” fleece and willing to give you the nefit of his many years experience in the banking business. The Bank of Steele extends to you @ welcome and also an invitation to drop in and talk the matter over if you are poe ue selecting a banking home. will find them willing and also able to give finan- cial assistance for the betterment of the individual and the citizens of the Steele community when the financial assistance asked for is consistent with good banking practice. It is a pleasure-to recommend this enterprising banking institution to to | the eens, of Steele and adjoin- ing territory. DOT’S BEAUTY SHOP DOROTHY PARSONS, Prop. in Hazelton, Baut; catstop is steadily gaining popu- tary y PY constantly aprovig their They feature only the high- est type of permanent and finger wav- mele Permanent waves are with- @ peer. They are considered auth- on this work. fe ofession of the cosmetician should be one of most importance and we cannot fail oe this review of our; onward progress to devote some 5] in a well merited tribute to the ex- cellent work performed by Dot’s Beau- ty Shop. They have made an in- Lee study of beauty culture from the scientific standpoint and have N. D., Dot's; PHONE 26 HAZELTON, N. D. ‘supplemented this with many years ;of actual experience, which makes their service both tried and modern. Beauty culture has advanced the moe rapidly in the last few years and t's Beauty Shop has certainly kept abreast of the times, Intelligent care of the hair is most essential to lasting beauty. Go to them for thorough treatment and you will indeed be pleased with the re- sults. Their permanent waves are the talk of the Hazelton cmmnty, Nowhere can they be excelled. . The Beauty salon is fitted with a etined and comfortable surroundings. Its atmosphere is one of dignity and art. Phone 26 for an appointment. BANK OF HAZELTON MR. G. A. LENHART, Cashier PHONE 54 HAZELTON, N. D. “The Friendly Bank” This is another one of the banks of this community that has made a healthy growth ever since its organiz- Peg and high among the hantty. te i any ot ome comm serve e com- munity y wali and ae They render many pe! serv- ices to their customers, “in matdition to their banking service, which is of det very best. It is a safe place to ie your funds. They are cap-| ness, ab! willing to ane you re- oT your financlal pro and they ive you the bench Wok "their Raaiy Seats oC ennepeanee in the bank- ‘business. The Bank of Hazelton extends to you a welcome and also an invitation to drop in and Pe the matter over if ou are contemplating a banking iome. You will find them wilting and 4 to give you financial assist: ance for the betterment of the indi- fired or the citizens of the com- mi Honesty and integrity above re- proach; 5 Bioneers. in the banking busi- . is a basic foundation that this aaa dedicated to g sound banking business, is pull a It isa pleasure to recommend paaration to kereriang bi ‘fhe cltizens of this communi WISHEK DRUG COMPANY JAKE HOFER, Prop. PHO! NE 16 WISHEK, N. D. “This old reliable was established 34 years ago today” Wishek is fortunate in possessing this drug store which renders a very | in, iepectant seryice to the community more than a mere store, “Try Co. First,” and you | et merchandise Hao store in this 9ec- any ara . Every depart- ment is in a ot order and has a high yutat for service and quate ofl i rendered eapecleny Feed the be madiet and di bi Bee: as treatment, has truly made the Wi i tus come pepecaiption headquarters The Wishek ee Go. is headauat= ters for stock rem stationery, candies, Perfumes, tobaccos, cigars, Your Srungiss carries thousands of items in ler that he may heed is te your wants when your greatest. Hofer oneal class store where you will find any art that Phedigcirs could He to find in a store of maintains ae eo give you service ‘Wishek Brtorc HERR MERCANTILE CO . HEER, President Sovture HERR, Vice Pres. “Buy for Cash and Herr Co., has served the penis of Wishek is fong and faithfully and has always given good values in At this store the housewife knows she can secure the best in foods and Hier Mere Co, stax up to date in every icular, and PHONE 5 EDWARD HERR, Secy.-Gen, Mgr. ERNEST W. HERR, ‘rrene, Save the Difference” tore you will find that Sao Tand tte clerks. have the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1935 . STONE DRUG STORE PHONE 141 PETE DE SOER, Prop. shape cl ipa attach ion and ables his pat exacl ie Peithout 8 substitutions. usiness has been have a set to sell, and that the Inerehait owes as much to the community in A. FISCHER, President The First State Bank is a safe place ae and if you are con- a ie Ik the matter ‘over’ with eS or ‘and glad pee eer h a mont for a good is ihe lo | eee Tet tlelt aig to aid. an Foster all a timate home enterprises, and kee] loans and investments in such Form that they are worth 100 cents on the dollar. In other, their assets are in Boers form,” read- ily converted into cash in time of stress & em Poul ‘to wel Established 1906 * Drugs, Candy, Cigars and Prescription Headquarters. eas i that. the Hint’ Stet | 8 merc! Pa service aS well as a product | bus! the way | Drug FIRST STATE BANK PHONE 17 — STRASBURG, N. D. ere ton is one} lines of the Strongest in this section—do- | flourish LINTON, N. D. vo as the com- of any oes te and prices anh ie yt DeBos's ellot iat the business be- eld Desires ng can a cons it ee he has established a thriv- trade, J. 8. FISCHER, Cashier ing a general banking business, with an insurance department in connec- tion, If you have money to deposit they have a very attractive propo- ig SOE are invited to make this nk your bank ‘Stare an account with this bank to- day and grow with thon. a is an Be stitution that re: service of which proud and have gina a that is not enjoyed Bes barr ee ors ene Ses ene in much 5 i =e ce the This fi bora nt followed are in best. Any business conducted along ae followed by them is bound and prosper. Heirs of the Sadie D. PHONE 69 When beater poe capenes you, make the WOO! and CAFE for a good meal and a s plessant night's rest at most reasonable prices. ‘The Woodlawn Hotel and Cafe is known for good clean beds and good | pa’ food. A reputation sustained by the community as va as motorists and the travel i wel Ic. The service here is very pleasant and courteous, and you are made to feel at home. “" @ home away from home.” 't fail to try their cafe. Here the management selects the food, scours the market and ac- cepts only choice and fancy food. In the kitchen you will find modern WOODLAWN HOTEL AND CAFE Smith Estate, Props. STEELE, N. D. ee ee of sanitary laws in this hotel and cafe The courtesy and attention of the attendants is a feature that receives Lea pes passing notice from the par <8 “hot necessary to order a whole meal, the patrons are assured of the same attention for a sandwich, cof- fee, tea, or ee and oes drinks, as a@ well appoint It makes no "ditrerence’ whether you live to eat, or eat to live, you can be most conveniently served here. Therefore, we déem it most fitting and proper that we in this business review direct the special attention of the readers, to the Woodlawn Hotel and ee and_utensils kept scrup- lously clean, There is never a ques- | Cafe fate, HARROLD BURNS, MGR. This -is one of the best known firms in this section of North Dakota and they have built up an enviable reputation for eens high quality oils, greases and gasoline that have always given satisfaction, If you wish to reduce your motor troubles to a minimum, depend on the Farm- ers Union Oil Co. of Garrison, N. D. Their wide experience in lubrication enables them to select the best Ci of oils to suit your individual needs. If you are having es troubles, consult these oil specialists. It will cost you nothing and may save any chain organization. Spend your you. many dollars. The Farmers Union Oil Co. has FARMERS UNION OIL CO. PHONE 1 Free Tank Wagon Service GARRISON, N. D. brication. Why not you? Their free tank service is of special benefit isa the farmers; all thal obtain prompt delivery is to tee: prone them and tell them your wants. ey cater to all automobile, tractor and truck lubricating wants, extend- ing courteous treatment to all cus- tomers. Co-operate with them and use ee high grade pricier oils and . nee ae nan einige oot much cheaper repairs. ange oil and grease your car regularly. The Farmers Union Oil Company operates a home-owned station and Hs not interested or connected with money with home merchants. They assisted many to secure perfect lu- are deserving of your patronage. JOHN DOYLE, President The Security State Bank of Wishek, N. D., is a progressive institution in this sectjon. They have to offer you a complete banking service conducted upon con- ars|servative methods and sound and ae hte policies. ity State Bank, under the arene as and supervision of a strong directorate, are steadily forg- ing ahead, and mounting confidence in the minds of the people of their commu ty. is bank is always ready and glad to Saaere its customers with loans when the money loaned is for a good purpose and if the loans are col onsistent with actice. It is their aim to aid ani foster al in mais | home enterprises, and kee, loans and investments in such ten that they, are worth 100 cents on the dollar. In other words their assets are in ane form” | we readily converted into cash, in times of _stress or cmergenc 4 The Security State Bank also con- Philadelphia’s. Athenaeum is a le brary formed by six young graduates of the University of Pennsylvania in 1814, It now has 90,000 volumes, avail- able only to members. 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Not do they do the more material off ices with the writin: but they are at all times re advise ve friendly, disinterested a aed on their wide experience in th je! by them a large number of the peo: le in this community look for Pine surance service e. Wishek and community point with BAIES 0) lk DERE aa and in this review wend of the oportinally. 0 to give favored mention Security Bank, that enon the entire eaten of their community. Z Twenty publishers turned down “Robinson Crusoe” before it was pub- lished. It has been a best seller for 215 years. | Your jaws generate electricity when you eat. Approximately 5-1000th of @ volt is generated at each chew. 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