St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTS.

II. G. NEAL.
Leading the awning ana tent trade IN
st. Paul is Mr.. II. G.. Neal. VINO carries
on an extensive manufacturing business
at 16 West Third street. He has invest
ed Sc. 600 in the business. and employs
ten machines and fifteen hands. Mr.
Neal is popular III social and CONNER
cial circles.
E. ID. HORTON TRUNK COMPANY.
1t is a pleasant duty to notice the E.
D. Horton Trunk company, manufact-
turers of and wholesale dealers IN
trunks. bags, satchels and leather goods.
This business was established twenty
five years ago by w. H. Garland, and
was purchased 10y the present company
in 1892 The store is at 3T2 Robert
street, land consists OF a three-St0Ty brick
building tilled with an immense stock
of goods. The factory is at the corner
of Goodrich and Western avenues, and
is thoroughly equipped with all neceS-
sary machinery.
A large force Of skilled WorGmeH IS
employed in the factory, while seven
men are employed at headquarters, aud
a number of travelling statesmen repre-
sent the house throughout the country.
They make a specially of the Horton
lightweight trunk, which is now known
all over the country, and of their supe-
rior sample trunks and cases The
annual sales of the company amount to
SS5, coo year, and the trade extends ali
over the United States. where the goods
have become known for their strength,
durability and general excellence.
! THE CONTINENTAL SAVINGS. LOAN
AND BUILDING COMPANY.
The COntin Entail Savings, Loan and
t Building Company of ST. Paul, with
| rooms al 512. 5l3 aud 5l4 Manhattan
! building. was incorporated III 1889 with
! capital OF S10.00g.0O and its officers
and directors are as follows: w, c. Ed
wards. president; q. Ii. Browneli, vice
! president; c. I. Newcomb. secretary
/ and treasury; directors, W. {. Edwards,
president OF Edwards-McCulIoch Lum-
/ Der company and Kansas Lumber COM
| panv; q. Ii. BrownelI, real estate and
! loans. Minneapolis. Mimi; G.. X. Stone.
/ c. L. NewcomO. aud Walter HOlcomb,
ali of st. Paul: F. B. Rice, of Water
| bury, Conn, and A. DOFman, Of New
1 Haven. Conn. Walter HOlcomb. attor-
| ney. aud the treasurer of the state OF
! Minnesota act as trustees OF the con-
Germ.
The Continental Savings, Loan and
/ Building company Is practically saw
ings bank on the ordinary building
plan.
One of tile most tiOuTishing businesses
IN 81. Paul is that of the Alitsch Wagon
| company. This company makes a Spe-
cialiy of all kinds of business wagons
and trucks. and no better goods than
its can be found CD the market. Its
location is at 81 West Seventh street.
TAUBERT BROS.
An industry that ranks high in this
section of the country is that of tanning
and fur dressing Leading in that line
are the Taubert Bros. manufacturers
of fine goat and calf kid shoe leather.
The tannery is located al South Waba-
/ Sha and BIdweil streets.
ST. PAUL. MARBLE AND GRANITE CO
This house was founded in 1877 by
MI Frank Even, VINO still stands at The
head of that line of business in ST Paul
The yards OF this mammoth concern are
located at SOP ST. Peter street.. where II
has an attractive Office. tine ware an1
work rooms This company carries {
large stock OF head ana foot stones. an,
makes ali kinds Of special work Il
order.