Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-04

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outlay of something over 81 900, and is do
ing thriving business. 1t is possible he
will enlarge his building some rs or 100 feet
next spring, and have bank and stores be-
'ow, with large dning-room, and upper
part for sleeping rooms. May success
crown his undertaking. Henry Kolodsick,
| our
! PIONEER BUTCHER,
has bought the old Cromwell House, on
the opposite corner, and it is being thor
oughly ovsrhauled, with glass front,
which, believe is intended for first class
''nobby" meat market Mr. Churchill is
occupying the upper par! as a residence.
Charley Cromwell has built him dwelling
uear the corner, 16x20, one story, keeping
few boarderS, and ready Tor business
when called upon.
II. A. LEARNED
has erected a building next door, 36x4O,
and divided it into three stores; the west
wing is occupied by Mr. Nelson, the gen
tlemanly clerk for c. w. Hull; the middle
room is fitted mp in first. class style by
king 6 sHERWIN,
and is used as drug store. They are car.
rying the heaviest stock of any one in that
line of business. They also have fine as
sortment of musical Instruments, and in
connection an extensive circulating library,
Which is being duly appreciated by their
many customers. They are smart enter
prising young men, thoroughly understand
their business, and are certainly deserving
of success.
MISSES GRIMsTED & HANSON
have opened dress making establishment
IL the east wing, and are over run with
work. It's no wonder that Martins will
hover around such Il fine covey of birds,
for they are ladies worthy Of every respect
and esteem. l should not wonder if they
had yet to put in a steam engine to run
their sewing machines, they are so crowded
with orders, They understand their busi
ness, and may prosperity attend them. /
cross over and take view of the "boss
house" of
C. W. HULL,
who has the largest and incest establish
ment west of the big woods, and it is cram
med with general merchandise. Mr.. Hull,
Nelson and Oaks are host of themselves,
and are doing thriving business. Bad luck
to the ship that runs across their bows. :
WILCOX & MOVES
have erected a fine large hardware store,
and filled from base to garret with every
thing in the line of hardware, stoves etc.
They have also in connection with their
hardware business fine stock of lunl Der.
AIr. Babcock their timer is the boss with
his mallct and shears, the way he makes
sheetiron and tin fly around is a caution,
he understands his business and don't you
| forget it.
nIR. ROBERTSON,
formally with Helgeson & Wilcox, has
! built him a neat little shop next door to
Wilcox & Noyes, and is doing thriving
business in the tailoring line, and now we
will drop in and see some of the old Pio-
neers:
HELGEsoS & WILCOX
are doing heavy business in general mer-
cilandise and their sales this year will not
vary far from $25, 600 to $50 900, this asser-
ton is comment enough, so give us rest.
EMERSON e. MASON
have bought cut the old Englund stand
and are doug fair business,
A. F. ENGLUND
has built small building near by which
is used for post Office, yankee notions, fruits
etc. and is doing nice business.
BREvIG & ERICKSON
dealers in hardware, lumber etc have had
an immense run of trade, their sales this
year run from $50, 900 to $75, 900, they GER
tainly ought not to grumblc.
MR.. T0RGEsoN
is running o small line Of drugs, with Mr.
Dr. johnson as clerk Mr. T's best holt
is in the line of whisky and alcohol. and
Judging from the broken ranes of glass
around his premises is doing smashin5
business, and now if you must play bill
lizards, drink the ardent or smoke a cigar
CHURCHILL s. BUCKLIN
have as fine saloon as there is on the line
of this road, to be sure the out side of 1he
premises are not very inviting, but presto
change, how vain are all things here below
how false and yet how fair. Please stel
in and behold u palace, their bar is first
class in every respect, filled with the choic
est brands in their line of business.
GEssME 6 Foss.
The Pioneer Blacksmith and Wagon
shop has been thoroughly overhauled,
paint shop added, and they are doing ;
splendid business.
Win Page has built him nice residenct
also ye knight of the square and saw, Mr.
Parks, has built near Mr.. Page, snug res
idence Mr.. Pages livery is having fin,
run of trade and is constantly increasing a
ho has been compelled to add to his steet
of horses and replenish with some yer,
fine carriages.
nearly overlooked our gay and festiv
Harness maker
MR.. wINNIGE.
You need not go east for harness, he ca
get you up one that will be a beauty an
! ajoy forever. He has had perfect rus
of business ever sfNce he.opened here, ma
success attend him is the wish of Hace
! berry, and TO clap the climax not less tha
, $50, 900 has been laid tut for Improvement
| In this town and vicinity. 81.