The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-27
ST. PAUL MANUFACTURERS TO DIS
CUSS BUSINESS AT THEIR
BANQUET.
GENERALLY FEELING GOOD.
A VISIT TO A NUMBER OF HOUSES
FINDS THE FACTORIES ARE
BUSY.
DEMAND FOR HOMEMADE GOODS
Found to Be Excellent, Not Only in
the Northwest, but as far as
the Coast.

Nearly lis representative manufac-
lures Of the Northwest will assemble
In the rooms of the Commercial club
tomorrow night as the guests Of the
Commercial club and the Northwestern
Manufacturers union, and discuss the
advantage Of st. Paul as a manufacture
ing center and distributing point for
the Northwest. The gentlemen who
will contribute with their eloquence to
the felicity Of the evening in eulogiz-
ing the character and excellence of st.
Paul manufactured goods are all in
terested in the welfare Of the city and
have watched its progress since it was
small burg, to It's present prominence
as the Capital City on the bluffs and
the headquarters for the Western
trade. The occasion has been looked
forward to in local manufacturing cir
cles for some time past, and the ban
quet promises to surpass all previous
efforts Of the Commercial club in en-
tertaining the solid business men of
the city. to whose efforts the prosper
ity Of the city is largely due. 1t will
be the third banquet which the Com
mercial club has rendered the business
men of st. Paul The first was to the
jobbers, followed by one given to the
retailers last fall.
The occasion will be promotive Of
much interest, and the impetus which
will be given by the gathering will be
promOtive Of new zeal among the man
ufacturers of st. Paul, in advocating
the patronage of home industry and
the manufacture of home factoried
goods. The banquet will begin at $50
p. m, after which there will be num-
Der of after dinner addresses. Condo
Hamlin, president of the Commercial
club, will Officiate as POSTMASTER; Rev
A. B. Medium, D. D.. will deliver the
invocation. President George F. Kuhles
of the Northwestern Manufacturers
union, will follow with an address in
behalf Of the union.
G. J. Whellams, secretary Of the
union, will follow with an address in
The Work Of the Northwestern Man
ufacturers' Union" NJ. A K Pruden
will respond to the toast Banks and
Manufacturers" c. w. Hall. editor Of
the Trade Journal, will speak on Re
lation of Agriculture to Manufacture
ers." Archbishop Ireland will close the
toasts with an address upon How to
Build Up the Manufacturing Interests
of st. Paul" Seats at the banquet ia
bic have been arranged for the fol
lowing IL firms:
Twin City Varnish company.
f. d. Perkins & Co.
Pioneer Press.
Northwestern Bedding company.
NJ. y. Weber.
The Andrew schoch Grocery company
B. Simon.
Franklin Machine Works
American Biscuit company.
Rich & Clyner
Northwest Engineering company.
The Konantz Saddlery company.
H. l.. Collins & Co.
Towle Maple Syrup company.
Towle Manufacturing company.
Guiterman Bros.
The Wolterstorf- Haskell company
Northwestern Electric company.
J. H. Roach G Co.
Sharood & Crooks.
c. Gotham & Co.
C. r. Croft & Co.
South Park Foundry and Machine company
Brown, Treacy & Co.
Maendler Bros
McFadden. Mullen & Co.
Italian Maccaroni and vermiceIu COM
pany.
Twin City Brick company.
National Acetylene company.
St Paul Roofing and Cornice works
A. T. Rosen.
The Yillaume Box and Lumber company.
81 Paul Barrel company.
Whaley Manufacturing company,
THEM & Co.
Twin City Rattan works
The Minnesota Soap company.
Charles Wenhagen & Co.
P. r. L. Hardenbergh & Co.
Foot. Schulze & Co.
T. l.. Blood & Co.
The Horne & DAM company
st. Paul Rug and Carpet factory.
John Martin Lumber company
St Paul Sash, Door and Lumber company
ST. Paul Gaslight company.
The Peoples Ice company.
McGill-Warner company
ROberts-G css company.
St. Paul Lake Ice company.
Horeis Bros.
St. Paul Refrigerator company.
st. Paul Trunk company.
Electrine Manufacturing company.
f. NJ. Johnson & Co.
P. n. Peterson Granite company.
II. C. Neal.
West Publishing company.
Noyes Bros. e Cutler
St. Paul Furniture company.
Z. Albrecht & Son.
Thad C. Jones.
st. Paul Foundry company.
Capital City Furniture COMPANY
J. F. Tostevin & Son.
Drewry Sc Sons.
c. l. Johnson.
Kuhes & Stock.
Abbott Manufacturing COMPANY
Gribben Lumber company
Bohn Manufacturing company
OSSood, Biodgett & Co.
Theo. Hamm Brewing company
H. NJ Smyth Printing company
William Yungbauer.
Bramblett & Beygeh.
Prussian Remedy company.
Kenney Bros.
Dovetail Box company
John German
Walter A. Wood Harvester COMPANY.
Waterous Engine company
american Hoist and Derrick company.
Lea e Hoff
Valley Iron works.