Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-05-29
"A MODEL MEAT MARKET Y ],
The Packing Co.'S Building
Enlarged New Fixtures &
Water Motor Power. s

The Transcript wishes to call the
attention of the public to the ex AZ:
tensive interior improvements Just
completed to the meat market OF the
Little Falls Packing company on
Second street. TOaccomlnOdat e the
fast growing trade Of that estab lish-t
ment, the manager, "a. w. Zaloudek,
has added to his former building
another Of the same size, and the
building throughout, is now one q
the most complete in that line TO be
found outside the large cities.
The salesroom now has q floor
space Of 44x3O feet. The cold storage
capacity has been more than ,dOnb-
led. and the rear rooms. in which is
the machinery for sausage making,
lard refining, ETC., are corresponding
ly enlarged. NJ I. q M, n 3.5
To the salesrOom have been added
new marble top counters, nickel
plated racks, and new utensils, Civ
ing it a neat and clean appearances,
which never fails to have it's effect.
upon customers. There is nothing
that catches the eye of the purchaser
of articles for the table more than
cleanliness, and in that particular
the meat market OF the Little Falls
Packing companyis kept to- a degree
OF perfection seldom equaled by
dealers in it's line.
The cold storage capacity OF the
plant is now such that about thirty
beeves, about as many hogs. and
mutton and vealin plenty tn. supply
the trade can be kept in the ice box
very easily. The advantage Of this
increase IN cold storage Ia great.
The average small dealer ON account
of a lack of storage facilities ia COM
PEELED 70 sell his meat too soon after
killing. 1t. Now, by keeping his re-
frigeratOrs constantly filed. Mr..
Zaloudek is able to supply his Gus
toners with meat as thoroughly
cured as that which IS shipped from
Kansas CITY aud other points.
! New machinery for the manu-.
facture Of sausage, lard refining, etc.
will be added and run by water
motor. These improvements would
have been put in before, but Mr..
Zaloudek was awaiting the result Of
thu Transcript motor, which was a
success, and he will put one in his
esta blishInent Immediately.
The business enterprise which Mr..
ZalOudek has shown during his
short time In this city. (about two
years. together with his honest and
liberal dealings with his patrons,
has established for him q reputation
as one of the leading business men
not only in his line, but In the entire
commercial circles Of the city.
To him is largely due the credit
that farmers find q ready marker
and good prices for all kinde OF stock,
and also for the fact that retail
prices In this city are lower than in
nearly all the surrounding towns.
An evidence Of this fact is an lad"
which appears in this issue, in which |
Mr.. Zaloudek cannot fail to draw
the attention of cOnsumers, and also
open the eyes of his competitors to
the fact that they will be compelled
to compete with a man Of ability
and enterprise, who is worthy of
their best efforts to draw trade.
The Little Falls Packing company |
received todaya herd of about fifteen
head of corn fed cattle from the farm
OF Arnold Maggie, Of Buchanan, and |
finer lot Of beeves We're never driven |
to this market.
Mr.. Zaloudek invites the public to
inspect his quarters throughout and |
see the manner in which he and his
employees handle every article OF
food which he offers for sale. |