The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19
FROM BREMEN
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| John Fl. Steineck has been Bre-
men hardware dealer for seventeen
years, and at present has large
stock of shelf hardware, stoves and
agricultural implements. Mr.. Steineck
| is jolly gentleman and entirely salts
fed with the excellent trade coming
his way.
Mrs. S. A. BARTLETT, who has been
dealing in millinery at her residence.
on Plymouth street, will move her
stock of goods into store room soon
as the workmen have it ready for her
occupancy.
! S. S. Lauderman deals exclusively
in furniture, and for nine years has
been a hustling, successful business
man of Bremen.
! You furnish the face and d. S.
Koenig will do the rest. For nine
years Mr.. Koenig has been taking
pictures without ever having been
indicted for doing bad job, and, SO
proficient has he became, that very.
few people go away from Bremen for
their likenesses. Mr.. Koenig does all
kinds of Photographic work.
! c. 6. Mikel sells buggies, harness
and furs, but when the Tribune man
was at his salesroom he discovered
that Mr.. Mikel had failed to sell the
odor usually attached to the overcoat
of flag pole Kitty, but that DIDN'T
matter much, as the retained odor
served as an excellent invisible fur
sign. G. G.. Mikel is a genial fellow,
just the same, and the Tribune wishes
him all kinds of success in his business
undertakings.
Henry Listenberger is a native Of
German township, and has made
harness in Bremen for twenty years.
His store is we'll stocked with ready
made harness, and he does all kinds
Of repair work.
Isaac Litman is proprietor of the
Everything Store" and from az.
pearances Mr.. Litman has his store
properly named. He has quite
stock, and being a newcomer at Bre-
men, expresses himself as we'll satis-
fed with the patronage rendered him
by the people.
DR.. G. E. Nushaum enjoysa large
and lucrative practice in medicine and
: surgery. The doctor is popular M.
d. in Bremen and vicinity.
Harry L. Rice is now running the
Old Koontz blacksmith shop, and re-
ports work plenty. Harry has been
proprietor of the shop for nearly four
: years.
Bremen's substantial banking insti-
tuition is named the Union State
Bank. 1t was established in 1891,
and has capital stock of s35, 900,
with $40, 900 surplus. VIM. HUFF is
: its president. and l. I. D.. Seller,
q cashier. .
The Star Cafe is a nice lunch stand
: beneath the s. F. Weiss hardware
store.
At present, if there is anything the
: people of this section of the world
warm up to it is a warning machine
Bremen makes 'em, or rather the
Holland Radiator company makes the
fixins which will warm anything
placed in touch with them. This
Radiator company is an extensive
manufacturing concern and employees
lao hands. The writer regrets bis
inability to meet any OF the officials
Of this company, but from appear
ances the plant is very substantial
affair. Its products go all over the
world where steam, hot water or hol
n air heating appliances are needed OF
used. If this enterprising concern
e could only produce some contrivance
q for warming its Radiators independ
e ent of the coal barons their manu-
factory would have a world wide
fame 10 fifteen minutes and the name
; OF Bremen, Ind, U. s. A, be writer
In letters Of gold on the door lintels
ofS the land.
Talk about millinery stock Mrs
: G. Listenberger has store room full
> Of it. When one enter her stor,
there are hats and bonnets on the
IS right, the same in front, and NOR,
IS hats and bonnets to the left of you
n Mrs. Listenberger has been engaged
4 in the millinery trade at Bremen
b since 1869. and is now supplying wed
!, ding millinery to the daughter of TIL
+ girls sac. furnished with the sam
IS necessaries years ago. She is Bre
N men lady through and through AM
T. considers it one OF the best bushes
f. and home places on the map. ~.
The Bremen Enquirer is the pape
of the town, and Charles Scott, it
editor and publisher, gives the read
'e ers and patrons of his paper publica
It tion that would do credit to muc
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