The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-10-11
NICELY LOCATED,
Nyquist & Iverson, Move into the
Messer Corner.
Description of the Fine Stock Which
They are Carrying.

During Tuesday night Nyquist &
IversOn moved their stock from the
old location to the corner building
vacated by Geo. E. Brett, on Front
and Jackson streets. The big stock
of clothing, ETC., was gotten over in
good time, and neatly arranged, and
one looking into the store this morn
ing would not have dreamed that it
was vacantl Monday. The safe was
gotten over Wednesday.morning.
A glance over the stock shows it to
be one of the best in the state out
side of the larger cities. The win
ter goods are all in, and the tables,
counters and shelving are heaped with
clothing of all grades, from the me-
dunn to the finest. Everything found
in the best stores of the kind is here
displayed in abundance, from which
no one can fail to make satisfactory
selection.
If the firm takes more pride in eX-
hibiting any one thing than another,
it is the line of Mankato made fur
coats, which is unsurpassed anywhere
| in variety and good quality. Six peo-
pie are given constant employment
at the factory in this city, and they
turn out a quality of coats twenty-five
per cent. better than the usual fac
tory made coats. This portion of the
stock is valued at $1,000, and COM
prises overcoats of every kind of fur
from dog skin to mink.
The line of gentlemens furnishing
goods is large and creditable one,
and no one can fail to find good Sc
lection. The same is true of all the
other lines of stock carried.
The firm of Nyquist & Iverson has
been in business during the past
seven years, and all of that time in
the building just vacated. 1t was for
the first year and half styled Jor-
genson, Nyquist & Co., and since
then Nyquist & Iyerson. Mr.. Iverson
has sold clothing in Mankato longer
than anyone else, having been in the
business for twenty-one years. Be-
fore going into business with Mr.. Ny
Quist, he was a member of the firm of
Iverson & Einstein. Mr.. NyQuist has
sold clothing for ten years, and both
he and Mr.. Iverson have been resi-
dents of the city for almost quar-
ter Of century. They have built up
enviable regulations for integrity
and fair dealing and rank among the
most progressive of our business men,
broad-minded and liberal. Nyquist &
Iverson have built up splendid bust
ness, and from small beginning have
spread out along conservative lines
I'm til they are now well established
house. They have branch store at
Window which is thriving under the
management of G. A. Peterson.
Harry Howe, the favOrite and hand
some pitcher of the Mankato base
ball club, yesterday began his duties
as clerk at the store, and his friends
will be glad to see him there. Frank
Hodapp, who has been a faithful
clerk lin the store for the past five
years, is still exhibiting bargains to
customers. Lewis Davis, who has
had experience in the county treas
urer's office, has been with the firm
for month and will welcome his
friends to the store.
The new quarters which the firm
now occupy are much larger and more
convenient than the old, and the To-
cation is probably the very best in
the city. The firm has leased the