The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-09-24
; Kastrin Or & Neunaa, Clothing.

kastrner & Neuman at ol9-221 Fitty-tifth ave
| nue., West Duluth. Their stock comprises. cloth
ing, hats, and caps, boots, shoes and complet
! outfits for lumbermen. They make specialt,
OF pushing home made manufactured goods mad
in Duluth and have pushed right stralgh
| through here for the past eight years. These few
| blu .iness men we mention here are made OF tn
stuff which will make West Duluth again bloom
and blossom like the rose
G. j. Petruschke, Packing Boxes.
| Between the main street OF West Duluth ant
| thelake we find this gentleman manufacturing al
| kinds OF wooden boxes and shocks. Shocks means
| knock-down boxes-that is boxes which are ship
ped in pieces to be put up by the parties receiving
| them. Beginning an empoye he bought ou
| the factory and now employs six workmen II
general box making with a growing business.
George Lautenschlager, Planning Mill.
| We do not need to mention Mr.. L.'sHplanlne
mill SASH door and blind factory on Lake ave
nue. SOUTH No. 2O92l1, to advertise this place. at
this has been prominent institution mere 1or
the past thirty years. large share OF the DOORS
sash, blinds, mouldings, brackets ana turneo
work in Duluth has come right from this factory
and the hope is that the proprietor will live
thirty years longer to furnish the builders
supplies to aid in making the great new Chicag
of the northwest.
p. G.. Kraemer e. Co., Flour Merchants.
This firm at 237-239 Lake avenue south, are
large dealers in grain, hay, feed and mlllestuns'
besides being the local agents for the flour OF the
Imperial Mill in ithis vicinity and the range
towns. They have been here eleven years and
sold the first barrel of flour turned out OF these
large mills. They do great bufiness.
D. s. Mckay & Co., Commission Mer-
chants. 1t is well understood fact that the
several large firms doing business in any special
line do best when they locate near each otner'
For that reason we are happy to find in this I'M
mediate neighborhood at 249-257 Lake avenue
south, the commission house of D. S. Mckay Il
Co., who opened here last January, though Mr.
Mckay has been in this business during the past
fifteen years OF his twenty years residence in Du-
luth This firm does a large business in feed, hay,
grain and -four. Having very large stock on
hand they are in readiness to fill large orders
promptly. -. t">
E. j. Bunker, Lumber.
At 401 Lake avenue south E. j. Bunker deals in
lumber lath, shingles and maple flooring. He
has been here for the past five years and makes
a speciality OF promptly filing small orders.
The Clyde Iron Company .
At 3O2 Lake avenue south, carry. on; an eXten-
sive mandatory, giving employment to about
forty workmen, their works including machine
shop, blacksmith shop; foundry, pattern shop,
and general shop for chambers stores. They
turn out f0rgings, pattern machinery, iron ana
brass castings, besides giving careful attention
to mill, mining and steamboat REPAIRS" They
make a speciality OF marine trade, and having
been established here for eighteen years are well
known. -. I'll "
T. F. Trevillion, Groceries and Provis-
ions. We find Alderman :Trevllon at $40
Lake avenue south hurried in putting up gro.
ceries for his numerous customers. He was one
OF the sufferers from the great fire here but nav
ng been in this locality for the past six years
proposes to remain and care for the trade he has
built up, and to that end will this fall begin the
erection OF brick store which will be, when com
pleted an ornament to the locality.
The Booth Packing House.
Everybody knows this great house, established
for the past half century in Chicago the Dulutn
branch, now in charge of John Coventry, mas
been located here on the bay front, Lake avenue
south, for about twelve years. Directly and in
directly this institution gives employment to
from 200 to $50 men all the year round in catch
ing fish, Their line OF trade includes fish. oys-
tiers poultry and game. They run two steamers
on the lake. one to Port Arthur, Canada. and
+ no othor to Aah1an6 Wisconsin,.
The White Line Towing Company,
At canal PIERS foot Of Lake avenue south, is
in charge OF Captain W. II. Singer. The elgnt
beautiful white tugs OF this line tow the large YES
sells about the harbor which enter here and some
times run out fifty and sixty miles as occasion may
require They are open day and night ready to
serve the vessel interests from April Is to Decem-
ber
Fred Grant & Co., Stone Contractors.
At 1902 East Superior street is the Office Of this
firm who do carving and cut stone contract
ing business Their work can be seen on the
Jefferson School building, the cut stone in which
was furnished by this firm. as was also the cut
stone in the Catholic Cathedral and various
other large buildings in the city.
g. Vollard, Hat Maker.
In our mention OF Mr.. Vollard last week we
should have said that he is the only practical
hat maker in Duluth or this region. Many OF
our readers will remember his fine exhibit in the
trades procession on Labor Day. He can
make hat complete or quickly reblock an old
hat and change it into the newest and latest
style. He is located at 100 East Superior street,