New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
WHOLE NUMBER 81.

WHOLE NUMBER 81.
Hauenstein Brewery gives forth It's
most excellent manufacture. The build
ings are in various parts 2 stories in
other sections / stories in height, ex.
elusive Of the immense and perfect
cellarage.
The brewery contains fine copper
and iron kettle Of Is barrels capacity
and all the anxiliaries which gives
rapidity and quality to manufacture.
The cellars are five in number and are
devoted to fermenting lager, and malt
purposes.
They are splendidly ventilated, high
II arched and with stone floors through.
out. The malt house, malt cellar and
malt kiln are not excelled.
The cooling and other apparatus arc
of an equally high standard Of merit.
The splendid patent ice house is Of 600
tons capacity and the entire establish.
ment from the depth Of subterranean
passage to the roof elevation is worthy
of high commendation.
j. Hauenstein Esq. is as implied one
of ourmost solid men and worthy Of the
position which he holds in commercial
circles, and in the hearts of the people.
Frank Rurg
has resided eight years in New Ulm.
The gentleman has instituted and man.
ages one of the best cigar factories In
this section. BY using the best materi-
al and employing only the best mechan.
les he has gained an extensive and
lucrative trade. The New Ulm store
house and factory has an active branch
at Sleepy Eye. The fine brands which.
cause appreciation are the "Yara,''
1.-THE Home" and the slump" is not
behind in call. Mr.. Burg is business
man of ability and responsibility.
JOHN G. TOBERER,
A native of Germany, located here In
1859. The gentleman possesses most
excellent qualifications as a mechanic,
and as knower of chronometer re-.
quirement he is unexcelled. His fine
store is stocked with all that is fitting
for birthday, marriage and holiday
gifts, from all that is embelishing in
jewelry to that which aids the sight
and warns the heart.
Mr.. Toberer is not only business
man but socially he is also one of New
Ulms lights. His establishment is in
every regard worth Of extended patron.
age and he of the highest esteem.
Hesry Ruaelphi
is without question one of the noblest
sons Of King Crispin. Since IA years
of age he has gained incubation in that
which has sole and il not a. well
heeled in worldly wealth he is certain.
ly upper in the hearts of the people.
His store is well stocked with all suit
able Tor foot covering for every degree
or ages of human kind. His custom
work is unexcelled and his patronage
an increasing one. For 10 years tho
gentleman has resided here and as q
German, as mechanic and as gentle.
man he is worthy of commentator.
Charles RslleSf.
Called of from lower pecuniary Of
position to one of enrichment by ener.
gy aforethought and by causing pro.
crastination to have no hold upon
him.
In Mankato he proved his ability and
that for four years, and Lulsdor6, that
prince of hardware men, can endorse
the statement.
In little corner, in May "a, in New
Ulm, his industry became q matter Of
his own interest and as q well doing,
energetic man deserves he saw his
business thrive. The Grasshopper
took hold and yet he thrived. Mr..
ROll0f has now an institution Of which
any business man might we'll feel
proud. The stock comprises ali that
adorns a home in store furniture and
comfort. The copper and tin manu-.
facture is unexcel]ed as the numerous
shelves give exhibition of. From .
parlor comfort to a kitchen range this
house is complete, and from floor to
ceiling filled, and from first to last
transaction the house shows most ad.
mirable measurement.
Chas. Rolloff Esq. is known through.
out this section as a business man of
merit and his father, Chas. Rolloff Sem.
is one of our leading farmers and with
all the bad harvests 1900 bushels of
wheat least season attest the manage.
ment and extent of the farm owned by
one of our best agriculturists, and the
buildings speak of the innate character
and the purity thereof being all that
is decreed rot only for the comfort Of
the family but the lowest animals are
clothed with protection as would bl
suggested by BERG.
The writer considers in this article
it is not too late to mention that Ed.
ward Baer, 81 young gentleman of excel
lent mechanical skill and educational
ability, combines all the qualification
which give pr0phesy of future great
ness and from apprenticeship has be
come a master of his trade. The y0unf
gentleman will honor trade and soci
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