The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-19
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The boys intimate that they intend
building a new grain elevator in Bre-
men and again engaging in the grain
trade.
Valentine Fisher makes and repairs
harness, and has done so ia Bremen
for Al years. Mr.. Fisher is one of the
Oldest mechanics In the place who is
in active service today.
Charles and Frank Koontz are pro-
prietors of a nice drug store, and they
have enough telephone wires running
into the store to be able to connect up
with the whole United States. -
Franklin s. Koontz are proprietors
of neat barber shop, and when the
Tribune man called razors were flying
in the air with the chairs all full of
patrons.
Irwin L. D. Seller is manager for
the Bremen Grain and Elevator Co.,
and it does large business in buying
and shipping grains from the place.
F. Ponader, G.. f. Vail. w. F.
Schilt anu J. H. Rteineck make up
the grain buying firm.
For twenty years f. Ponader has
INDUCED in general store and bakery
at Bremen This store has an extern
sive trade, and It's proprietor keeps its
stock apace with the times.
J. F. Weiss speaks officially for a
large hardware and farm machinery
store. Mr.. w. says the store was es-
tablished in 1885, sand that he hasn't
a kick in the world comm regarding
trade-it is good.
Huff Brothers is an exclusively i'm
plement and wagon firm. In season
this firm does large business.
Philip Stockinger has everything
from a bar Of Santa Clause soap to a
SEWN machine, and from "Virginia
Cheroot" to pillow shoes and opera slip
pers to sell in his store. Mr.. S. also
operates bakery in connection witt
the other lines of business.
The Carver Hotel is the .'only" at
Bremen at present. d. Fl. Hess il
proprietor and the house is modern in
all its entertainments.
Miner & Davenport conduct liv-
cry, feed and sale stable, and report
business prosperous.
Edward Henry is the Center street
barber and his shaving parler is neat
and tidy one.
Milton G.. Koontz is a photographer,
but talks of going out of business on
account of i'll health
| Everybody knows &C. Yockey, the
Bremen jeweIer. g. c. is native OF
Bremen and has been engaged in the
I jewelry business fortwenty years. Mr.
Jockey took a vacation in 1890 and
ran for county recorder. but, being a
minority party candidate, he Won
only the experiences. Anyway, @. G
is genialand jolly and no political sore
spots can be found about him. he
8 has nice jewelry stock, and the long
distance Bell telephone. central is. To-
Gated In bis store. ~ = r1s Rsc..
w. F. Schilt is proprietor of the
Roller mills, and the white Rose. ;
the favorite brand Of -four from thi.
mill, enjoys large sale in all neigh.
boring markets. This mill also buys
and ships all kinds Of grains.
Mrs. Joe Balsley is the pioneer mil
liner and dressmaker. At this time
however, Mrs. b. only worries abou,
keeping the ladies of Bremen supplied
with new and fashionable gowns. She
contemplates again engaging in the
millinery trade, but is not just sure
about it as yet.
Nathan Vehon is proprietor of the
Bremen cgeralls, mems shirts anC
jumper factory. This is a THRIVING
industry and affords employment fol
from 20 to 25 women and girls. Mr.
v. also runs dry goods and gents
furnishing store, and Is one Of the
elterprising business men of Bremen
+ Fries & Horein have a well patron
lied restaurant, lunch, and confec
!, tionery store.
= DIR. s. B. Shonkwiler is the DENTS
, Of Bremen, and everyone speaks il
high terms OF DR.. SIS skill and ability
Last year Louis F. Gerber purchas
ed the Wilhelm merchant tailoring
business, and now has well stocket
tailor shop. Mr.G. is a Bremen boy
born and bred. and enjoys larg
: trade in his line of business.
Jonas Deisch is proprietor of mod
! ern grocery. lunch room and confec
! tionery combined. He reports trad
good
SchlosSer Brothers of this city ais
: have a large creamery plant at Bre
men, and George Kelfer operates tn
Spring Brook dairy. These two iu
; dustries keep lot Of money IN Gil
culation in Bremen and vicinity.