St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-30
WEST ST. PAUL HUsTLERS.
Men of Business Who Preside at
the Helm of Traffic.

the Helm Oh Ira1HC.
John MauS has made great hit. He
has established frst-class restaurant
at Sc Dakota avenue. He has not been
there long. but has succeeded quickly
in attracting attention to his popular
place. He furnishes meals for Ii cents
each, and they are furnished in nice.
clean, attractive place, and at all hours,
with good service.
NJ. A. Malloy d. Co., located at Is Da-
kota avenue. near the end of the Waba-
sha street bride, are engaged in manu-
featuring marble monuments, and have
many beautiful and elegant ones on
hand. They have been iii the business
six years in West st. Paul. and have
erected many very handsome monu
ments in the different cemeteries of the
city, running in price as high as $500
and $1,000. They manufacture them
from all kinds of granite, brth foreign
and domestic. The work is very
artistic.
8 .tKatZ, at 90 and 9S Dakota avenue,
IS carrying on large and successful
business in furniture, stoves and gem
erat household goods. Everything re-
quired in housekeeping can be found in
his establishment. He seeks to make.
only a small profit on his goods, and is
thus enabled to sell for very low prices.
One article he boasts of is his celebrated
Economy stove, that is marvel, espe
cia1ly in this climate, where coal and
wood are of so much Importance. He
keeps a general assortment of house
goods. tinware and crockery, and sells
wholly on the installment plan.
MeSSrs. Geering d Keller are among
che heavy aud responsible business men
1fN rt.,k ID No. Ia of.,I. rf
10l' Dakota avenue, and are Weil-knOWn
dealers in fresh. salt and smoked meats.
Their establishment is conveniently To-
catea, and is always supplied with the
best assortment OF meats that are to be
had. Besides being among the heaviest
dealers in the city, they are known to
be public spirited and always ready and
prepared to perform their public duties,
and can he counted upon for good work
in every scheme for the advancement
of the interests of West ST. Paul.
NJ. l.. McIntire Il Co. have a very
attractive and convenient general fancy
grocery store at 166 Dakota avenue. 1t
is omparatively a new establishment,
but the reliability of the firm, the quail
ity of the goods sold and the convenient
location of the store have served to land
this firm in very brief period in the
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men.
II. Norman & Co. have very large
trade in general clothing at III Dakota
avenue. The main store is located in
Chicago. and there are two branch
stores in st. Paul. One of the latter is.
located at the corner of Seventh and
Rosabel streets and the other. as stated,
in West St Paul. They carry remark
ably heavy stock of clothing and shoes.
The firm enjoys one decided advantage,
and that is that Mr.. Norman senior
owns the store, which is known as the
Norman block, aud therefore the firm
has no rent to pay, which gives them
considerable chance to make low prices
and still to gather in some profit. The
firm fully meets all competition OH the
north side of the river. both in quality
and price. They have in this way built
uD big trade