New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
and two large public halls. Our school.
facilities are nnexcelled and aside from


known as St. Michael's Academy.
which IS in charge Of Sisters Of Charity.
The people Of New Ulm and vicinity
have nobly strived to make both ends
meet during the past five years Of
grasshoppers and blight, but with the
advent Of better times New Ulm will
take a long and mighty step forward.
Already We hear that another large
Touring mill and several new business
blocks will be erected the coming sum-
mer. New Corners are always vel
come and good property can be OBJ
tanned at very reasonable rates. The
following is a partial list Of those now
doing business in this city
Kiesling, Keller 4 CO.
became established in 1872 and have
SO ingratiated themselves in the public
heart as to have disposed of $3.50, 900
worth of goods in one season.
The magnificent establishment,
which is model emporium, measures
50x55 feet, three stories in height, in
Guiding basement. The lower region
is devoted to butter packing and many
car loads are shipped therefrom annual
ly. The main mart is elegantly equip
ped and is stocked from floor to ceiling
with all manner of general merchandise,
from the household calico to the society
silk, in dry goods. From all that is fan
cy to that which is staple in groceries,
and from the soft shoe for the tiny in
FAINT to the buttoned kid for maid or
matr0n or the gaiter or boot becoming
the occupation of the professional man
and Agriculturist.
This house is unsurpassed in this
section in quantity and quality of stock
and in management unexcelled. The
company also own store which is de.
voted to the sale of clothing and gents
furnishing goods, which occupies pro-
minent position on the opposite part of
the thoroughfare. The fine warehouse
which they use is devoted to the hold.
ing of all kinds of grain.
Kiesling, Keller 4 Co. are not only
business men of business experience
but are progressive in thought, word
and deed.
AS a buyer w. H. Kiesling Esq. is
not only man in judgement but as a
valuator our wholesale firms appreciate
him. The office is under the control
of Henry Keller Esq, one of our best
tinanciers and a gentleman who as City
Father and as director of educationary
matters has been beneficiary of the
community. Rudolph Kiesling Esq.
is the president Of the retail depart.
ment and the host of patrons endorse
his ability. To Jacob HGscheler Esq.
the gentlemen are indebted for courtesy
and business energy in the clothing de.
partment.
It will be properly judged from the
foregoing that this firm is one of the
most prominent in the valley and that
it is sound in mind and money.
Hearts and Homes.
Imagine the boyh0od in sport days.
Is that correct! When the world was
at war or Russia was endeavoring to
obtain supremacy there was born JOS
eph x. Rosskopf, one ofour citizens.
He has followed varied career in its
marginal notes.
John Neumann, from Prussia, came
about eleven years ago and he is as a.
live one as you can Idaho, and he has
been there. From the bottom of the
ladder to the intermediate ascendency
thereof those men by grit, by emery,
| by integrity and diplomatic power hold
their present reign of government.
| The peddler's pack has been carried
the scouting has been borne, the
human nation in all its national and
sectual shapes become known, and ex
pansion Of heart, liberty Of thought
freedom of speech and liberal action
seems to be the result at one Of the
best mercantile houses with which ON
hearts are made glad and our homes
become beautified.
i To Neumann 4 Rosskopf the writer
is glad to say shake, go on and prosper
It is with pleasure the writer men
tions Fred. Williams, one of our soci
ETY. boys and one of our best represent
atives Of the rising generations.
n. PFEFFERLE.
Born in Germany, and a citizen u
the United States for % years, and q
resident Of Minnesota for quarter
Of a century, is part record Of one o.
our best business men.
The gentleman has been established
about nine years and does thriving
and safe business in all manner Of gro
ceries, grain and also provisions. Il
glassware also the house has gained
name. r. Pfefferle Esq. is not, no
J, yet has he been, an official aspiran
but in commercial and in social circle,
he is worthy Of being held in the high
est esteem.
John Pfefferle Esq, brother of TIN
!. above named, is the able lieutenant Q
the establi sment and in activity and
!. genial manner he is worthy Of common
dation.
. Frank Friodmann
was born in Alsace and came to But
falo, New York, in 853, and in potter,
: business exercised himself. In Cana