St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-16

this bank will amount to over 81, 100000 for this
year.
Bank of Redfeld, D. r. N cashier, and
Geo. Beadsey, is a solid institnn- with almost
an unlimited amount of capital.
NEWSPAPERS.
Redfeld has three weekly newspapers. The
Sun, IL. G. Rising, editor and who is also post
master, is the pioneer paper of Redfeld. Mr..
Rising Is small man but allows no man to step
on his toes He is Redfeld man from to z.
The Journal is a large paper, Frank j. Corys
its editor, is young man, but his editoriae
would do credit to man OF sixty. 1t has larg-
circulation, and local paper it is not surpass,
ed in the territory.
The Dispatch, w. G. H. Smart editor is a
large well edited paper and is receiving good
patronage.
HOTELS.
The Dodge house, located near the n. W depot
is large well furnished and well kept house.
The Jarvis house is the most centrally located,
and is well kept. These are the two principal
hotels, but there are several other smaller ones,
the Milwaukee, Dakota and Sackwood, who also
feed the hungry in good shape.
RESTAURANTS.
z. A. Ransom keeps frst-class restaurant
and ice cream parlor. He also sells all kinds OF
farm machinery.
r. G. Hopkins Co, also conduct irst-class
restaurant, bakery and confectionery store.
FURNITURE.
A. B. Anderson carries the largest stock of
furniture west of Winona, and sells at wholesale
and retail.
DRY GOODS.
ia. Wilson carries the largest stock Of dry
goods III Sphinx county. Mr.. Wilson is also the
pioneer dry goods man in the county. He is
young mana ladies man-and of course knows
just what kind of goods to purchase for his lady
customers,
A. W. Greenman carries large general stock
and is enjoying gocd trade.
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED.
Hillard & Cole carry large stock, are square
dealers and are always in the front rank.
DRUG STORES.
G. D. Young g. Co. are proprietors of Dakota'a
palace drug store. They carry full line Of
drugs, also headquarters for all the latest daily
papers, especially the St. Paul GLOBE. Ward ~
Friberg also carry large stock of drugs and
novelties, and always have good trade.
FIGURING MILL.
Kutnewsky & Co. proprietors of the Redield
City Mills, have milf that turns out $50 barrels
of flour daily. Their flour has an smmense sale,
keep their customers supplied.
BILLIARD HALLS.
There are several billiard halls in Redfeld but
Geo. W. Witherspoon claims to have the best,
and Geo. ought to know.
HARDWARE, &C.
Briggs & Brown have fine and well selected
stock of heavy and shelf hardware, also all kinds
of sporting goods. They agents for several
wagon and carriage factories.
MACHINERY, &C.
L. Kemmer is the leading machinery man OF
Redfeld, knows everybody and everybody has
confidence in him.
Stoute & Hough keep the old reliable st. Paul
self binder ''on tap Hough knows good ma
chine O. well as good horse
BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR SHOPS.
W. ID. Beebe is a first class mechanic and is a
good business man, he also runs one of the best
farms i'll the county.
LUMBER YARDS.
Laird, Norton & Co. carry an immense stock
of lumber and building material Their gentle
manly agent, Mr.. j. c. Rsinger, is one of the
peasantest and most obliging young men in the
county. The Empire Lumber Co. is another
immense concern, and ''Uncle Jimmy Houston,
he is called all over the county, is one of the
early pioneers, and the man that buys lumber OF
Jimmy never gets swindled.
LAW, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE.
Messrs Hunt, Howard & Thomas are one of
the oldest law firms in the city,
Messrs. Hassel Il Myers are the pioneers in
the law, loan, real estate and insurance business,
and have gained for themselves a reputation that
they may well be proud of.
Ferris & Chase are new corners, both young
and industrious, and any business intrusted with
them will be promptly attended to.
Warnoch & Warnoch attend exclusively to law
and collections only.
Coswell & FOUGHT are also new firm, but have
already gained foothold and are fast climbing
the ladder TO success.
mem l93 DENTAL OFFICES.
Messrs. e. C. Gridley and c. N. Boardman
knowing that every community are troubled more
or less with tooth ache. have opened up each .
dental room.
PUBLIC HALLS.
Anderson's hall has just been enlarged and
reftted, and is a credit to any city. Size, BOX
$780, and lighted by tabular gas lights" The
city owns new city hall, and underneath is the
engine house for fire departments
REDEIELD.
Redfed has two good churches, the Congre.
gational, Rev Geo. Lindsey, pastor, and the
Methodist, Rev. o. S. Bassford, pastor
SCHOOL BUILDING.
The new school building was erected at cost
of s., 900, and is beautiful structure, Miss
Sadie Ward, principal; Miss Helen VandercooA
and Miss Fannie Vandercook, assistants.
PHYSICIANS.
Notwithstanding Dakota is q healthy place to
live in, Red1eld boasts Of five physicians, name ly:
Drs. Dahl, Hayden, Bateman, Plackett and
Plunkett.
Redfeld has many other business houses, but
we have named the principal ones, and but fol
want of space would try and mention them all.