The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-03-21

the volume of its business and the scope
of its trade territory, is justly regarded
as specially prominent and representa-
tive corporation. This business was
originated in 1857 by Mr.. E. ]. Smalley.
It's history has been one OF self creation,
of pluck, perseverance and ultimate
triumph. The organization of the present
company was effected In 1881, with a
capital stock of 100000. The works of
the company cover some two acres OF
ground and are perfect IN their equip
ment. Built under practical direction
expressly for the purposes OF the busl-
ness, every suggestion of experience was
adopted in the construction OF the build
ings and the very latest improvements
that mechanical skill has. yet devised are
found in the plant of these work. The
machine and wood working building is
35xS5 Beet and three stories high; foundry
50x56 feet; warehouse and paint shop
40X100 feet and a second warehouse
50x130 feet both two stories high. When
it is added THAT they have unsurpassed
facilities for shipping by both rail and
water and give work to a force of 100
men, with trade embracing within its
territory every state In the Union and
all Of Canada, some idea of the magni-
tude of this industry will be given. The
products OF the woks embrace Ensilage
hand and power feed cutters, feed mills,
horse powers, tread powers, drag and
circular saws, plows, road scrapers, steam
engines. The speciality is ensilage ma
chimes embracing cutter, power and
carrier. Many of these are inventions OF
Mr.. G. @. Smalley and are constructed in
accordance with scientific requirements
for securing the best results in operations,
coupled with the greatest economy in
labor. Extensive as the operations of
the business are, they are conducted with
perfect system and regularity and in all
dealings, the company maintain name
for fairness and accuracy beftting the
prominent position it occupies in the
manufacturing world. The officers of
the company are President E. J. Smalley,
Secretary and Treasurer G. f. Smalley,
Supt. G. G. Smalley, all of whom are
prominent citizens.
MADISON & ANDERSON, Dealers
in Agricultural Implements, Buggies and
Horses. One of the best known and
we'll established houses in Manitowoc for
the sale of agricultural implements is that
of Messrs. Madison & Anderson. They
deserve much praise for the able manner
in which they have conducted this bust
ness which shows in every way their e1-
callent judgement in all business trans
actions as well IS thorough knowledge of
the details of the same. No one has
served with greater zeal to bring to the
front this branch of industry than this
firm and they have been rewarded, tor
to-day they occupy the leading place in
the agricultural trade and have acquired
widespread reputation for the reliable
and substantial manner in which they
manage their business which is excelled
by. none of their contemporaries. The
business was originated eleven years ago.
The ware and saleshouse is large two
story building 35x 30 feet which was built
and designed for the purpose for which it is
now used. They deal in all kinds of agricul-
tural implements and supplies, also bug
gies, horses and etc. The firm are resi-
dent agents for the Mccormick and Pla-
no Binder and many other lines of goods
An important item of the business is the
buying and selling of horses in which
they do large trade both here and else
where. The salestables are 22x30 feet in
area and two stories high. The business
gives employment to eight persons which
number Is increased during the busy sea-
son. The copartnership consists of G.
Madison and L. j. Anderson both of
whom enjoy the general esteem of the
commercial leaders and are exceedingly
popular with the trade and their efforts
to please the public have won the hearty
of large and lucrative
patronage.
CASH BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 124 n. Sth St, E. krummheuer, Prop.
The establishment known as the Cash
Boot and Shoe House" is too well known
and too highly regarded by the residents
OF this city, to require extensive mention
by rs, were it not for the fact that the
Importance of an enterprise of this kind
demands suitable recognition in this
account of the city's industrial growth. |
This business was founded in 1872. and at |
the present time occupies store room, |
2Ox50 feet in area. As regards the in
terror arrangements of the store, it is |
and every convenience has been |
provided for the accommodation OF |
patrons. A well selected stock is carried |
all kinds of boots. shoes, slip |
pers, rubbers in all the new and fashion |
able styles, and all grades. Mr.. Krumm- |
heuter buys from the leading manufac- |
5urers Of the country and secures the |
most favorable discounts. and is in posi- |
ton to challenge successful competition. |
He makes speciality of custom work and |
repairing and performs all undertakings
n this department promptly. The bust
less gives employment to four persons. |
Mr.. krummheuer has lived here since /
1855 and is we'll known. to all. He is a
member OF the 1. 0. O. F. Knights of
Honor and Sons of Hermann, and as
business man spares no pains to maintain /
he confidence and good will so long
hown him.