St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-04

The shafts which are used to run the ma
chinery displayed here were furnished by
Shadow & Dennis, Minneapolis, while an
automatic Atlas engine, fifty-horsc
power, furnished by the same firm,
runs the machinery. Here may be seen
binders, reapers, etc., in full operation. The
Heyett q Smith Manufacturing company,
Detroit, Michigan, here display an exhaust
ian for removing shavlngs and dust from
factories, and for use in ventilators and Gu
polas. The Appleton Manufacturing COM
pany are represented by hay carriers, seeders
and other agricultural implements. The Van
Bunt & Dayids company, of Horizon, Wis,
display on the same platform the Monitor
feeding machine, grain drill and riding cul-
tivators. Osborne & Co., of Auburn, New
York, and the Plano Manufacturing company,
OF Plano, Illinois, carry on lively rivalry
by running their Irvine binders opposite each
other. Thomas s. Sons, of Springfield, Ohio,
display their rakes, and the Bennett Harvest
ing Machine company, OF Milwaukee, use
the space assigned them by displaying their
twine binders, five and six foot, and the
standard mowers. The Fuller & Johnson
Manufacturing company, Of Madison, Wis
consin, have placed their rakes, cultivators
and plows on exhibition, and the remainder
Of the space Is utilized by s. B. Eddy for a
| grand reception.
On other portions OF the ground are found
the Moline Pillow company, exhibiting plows,
cultivators, hay rakes, seeder and road carts
Deere Il Co., of the same place, displaying
| plows, reapers, mowers, cutters, seeders; the
j. l. Case Implement company, plows. bug
gies, cutters, and platform wagons; the Nc
| Cormick Machine company, with several OF
their machines in operation; the William
Deering company, also with their machines
In operation. In addition to these the fol-
| lowing agricultural implement dealers and
manufacturers are represented:
Walter A. Wood Moving aud Reaping
company, New York; harvester and binder.
Northwestern Manufacturing company,
Saltwater; thresher and traction engine.
M. W. Glenn; two boilers built for the St.
Paul water works.
Ames Bros, Owatonna; feed mill.
j. B. Bushnell, Minneapolis; seeders.
sulky rakcs, harrows.
Norwegian PIow company, Minneapolis
cultivators, sull<y plows and plows.
Austin Tomlinson s. Webster Manufactur-
ing company, Jackson, Michigan; wagons,
buggies and road carts.
Mast, Buford 81 Burnell company, st.
Paul; seeders, drills, hay rakes, plows,
wagons and general agricultural implements.
st. Paul Pillow. Works, st. Paul; plows,
sulky plows, etc.
Mast, Zoos & Co., Springfield, Ohio; tur-
bine and engine.
St. Paul Harvester Works, st. Paul;
wagons, plows, drills, seeders, mowers and
reapers.
st. Paul Storage, Forwarding and Imple-
ment company, St. Paul; wagons, plows,
seeders, platform wagons, and general line
of farm machinery.
c. Aultmau & Co., Canton, Ohio; thresh-
ers and Irvine binders.
| Minneapolis Wagon company, Minneapo-
lis; wagons.
Monitor Plow Works, Minneapolis; plows,
hay rakes, cultivators and corn shelters.
David Bradley & Co., Minneapolis; bug
gies, wagons, plows, sulky plows, hay rakes,
cultivators and pumps.
Kinnard & Haines, Minneapolis; hay
press.