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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
LITTLE FALLS PLUMBING
AND C. co.

No modern convenience or necessity
has gained more rapidly in popularity
in every part of the world than the
automobile and today it plays a most
important part in the pleasures and
commerce of the country. In keeping
with their we'll known progressiveness
the proprietors OF the Little Falls
Plumbing & Cycle company have
added facilities for all kinds of repair
work on automobiles of all makes,
storage, etc and they also carry a
complete line of supplies and sundries
which are furnished to auto owners
at right prices. Low charges are also
made on repair work. Messrs. Geo.
Schroeder and Charles Guernon are
the able proprietors Of this Aourishing
establishment. and they are meeting
with deserved success in their venture,
the only one of the kind in Little
Falls. They have automobiles for rent
or sale, are agents for the ever
popular Studebaker and Buick
machines and have sold a number in
this part Of the state. In addition
to the garage business the firm does
a general plumbing and heating bust
ness, carries a, splendid line of bicycles
and sundries, in fact has one of the
most u%p-to-date places of the KIND out
of the larger cities of the country. A
liberal patronage is extended these
we'll known and popular business men
by local people. and their business is
increasing at a most satisfactory rate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

territory with an opportunity to secure
the very latest Of everything in dry.
goods, ladies furnishings, shoes, etc.
An exceptionally large stock is always
carried, the leading markets of the
country being closely watched with a
view to securing for patrons of this
progressive institution the best there
IS to be had. The prices prevailing
in the various departments are ex-
tremely low because of the large
cash purchases made and the splendid
judgment exercised in buying. Be-
aust OF other extensive interests
Burton's Dry Goods store is under the
management of 81. y. 81. Munson, an
experienced gentleman in that line.
Mr.. Burton's Dry Goods store is
accorded a most liberal patronage, it
being generally known that full
values are given for the money ex-
pended, aside from, the fact that at all
times and under all circumstances
the most courteous attention is given
to all customers alike. A number of
experienced clerks are employed IN
order to properly handle the large
volume of business transacted. Taken
altogether this institution is a dis
tlnct credit to Little Falls and the
business ability, progressiveness and
energy of Mr.. Barney Burton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
T EFALLSP D co.

Little Falls people have just cause
to feel proud of this fine establish
ment, tor if there is another city
where a better equipped and nam
tanned market is conducted, it IS not
IN this section of the country. With
fine fixtures of all kinds. making the
market look inviting. Messrs. Zalou-
dek and Medved make absolute cleanll-
ness one of the prime features Of their
place and, furthermore, they handle
the very best Of everything ! the
meat and produce line, selling at
lowest prices for cash and maintain.
ing a first class delivery service to all
parts of the city. This enterprislng
firm has done much for the farmers
and stock raisers of Morrison county
since they started in business, paying
the highest price for cattle, hogs and
sheep and distributing large sums Of
money annually among those from
whom they buy. stock. They handle
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
MAILMAN OPTICAL co.

There are few cities the size of Lit
tie Falls where it is possible to have
opticians prescriptions filled the same
day they are ordered, The Walman
Optical company, wholesale and man
ufacturing opticians have an establish
ment here in Little Falls where glasses
are ground and fitted, filling all Of DR..
Walman's orders as we'll as those of
several opticians through the North
west.
DIR. j. A. l.. WaIman is an expert on
eyes and las a very large practice
throughout the Middle West, all parts
of which he visits regularly. However,
it is possible to have eyes examined
and glasses fitted at the we'll appointed
establishment at 1903 Broadway at any
time and many people avail themselves
Of the opportunity offered. DR.. Wal
man examines eyes in the most ap-
proved scientific manner, fitting
glasses that straighten cross eyes and
relieves all forms of nervous troubles
in each individual case, at moderate
prices. A large stock of all kinds of
optical goods are carried and sold at
wholesale and retail, supplying other
opticians through the Northwest.
While he is called away a consider
able portion of the time. DR.. Walman
makes frequent trips to Little Fails to
lock after his many patients, the date
OF his coming always being about the
first eight days of each month, and
advertised in advance for accOmmoda-
ton of those who desire his services.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
Retail Merchants Who Practice the
Square Deal" the Gen
eral Rule.

men who adopt progressive methods
along which to conduct their business,
than in the phenomenal success at
taineo by the foregoing mentioned
firm, wholesale and retail manufacture
ers Of ice cream and confectionery,
and dealers and caterers. This enter
prise was started n a small way as
compared with the present fine estab-
lishment at 1903 First street, southeast.
and which is acknowledged to be one
of the finest equipped places Of the
kind IN any Middle Northwestern city
outside OF St. Paul and Minneapolis.
In the wholesale trade the firm fur
nishes confectionery and ice cream,
etc., to dealers in the territory sur
rounding Little Falls. while at home
they enjoy a liberal and rapidly in
creasing patronage. Charles Sylvester
and Ralph Nichols constitute this en-
terprising firm and in the conduct of
their business they have always main
tanned a high standard of business in
tegrity, invariably furnishing the larg-
est possible value for money expend-
ed. Ice cream, soda and all the popular
soft drinks are dispensed and lunches
served to order. Luncheons are also
furnished and served for all social
functions, and this feature Of the bust
ness has proven highly popular with
the social leaders of Little Falls. Syl-
vester & Nichols place is the most
popular place IN Little Falls, not
alone because of the fine quality of
goods manufactured and sold but also
the cordial and courteous attention
given to all customers and the general
air of good fellowship prevailing at all
times.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
S. E.. BELTS
JEWELER AMI OPTICIAN

~ AND OPIIClAN
If there is any one time when people
wish to particularly know that they
are dealing with a man of the utmost
honesty and who thoroughly under
stands his business, it IS when they are
suffering from any defect of their eyes,
for unless properly treated the conse-
quences are liable to be most dlsas-
.trous. Since making his establishment
l n Little Falls several years e Mr..
S. E. Belts has enjoyed a high repu-
tation, giving genuinely safe and
sane advice regarding the treatment
of affected eyes and furnishing scien-
tlically fitted glasses and spectacles.
Mr.: Belts is a registered Optlclan
and carries a full and complete line Of
everything essential to maintain a first
class establishment of that nature.
His charges are marked by moderation,
and courteous and painstaking atten-
ton are given all customers alike
MI. Belts is an expert matchmaker
and Jeweler and has a we'll selected
stock of watches and jewelry suitable
for everyday purposes, wedding and
other presents, while a speciality is
made of lodge buttons. badges and
charms Mr.. Belts is widely known
to the people Of Morrison county a. a
business man of high standing and
splendid personal characteristics. His
establishment is in the drug store of
l.. D. Brown IN the Gaudet Building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
ROBERT MUSKE
FARM MACHINERY

During more recent years there has
been a wonderful development in the
agricultural resources of Morrison
and in consequence there has
been a greatly increased demand for
agricultural implements of every des-
cription, and as Little Falls is the
acknowledged commercial center of
this section Of. the state it is but ma
tural that the greater portion of this
trade should be done here. Robert
Muske is one of the leading and most
reliable dealers catering to the farmers
Of Morrison and adjoining counties,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
& son
HARDWARE

With the general prosperity of the
farmers and people of Morrison county
the retail establishments OF Little
Falls have enjoyed an unusual protita-
BILE business, selling more goods than
ever before and furnishing customers
with a far better opportunity for
selection by carrying much larger and
more comprehensive stocks of goods.
One of the leading stores in the gen.
eral hardware and building material
line is that of E~llenbecker & Son.
There is nothing in heavy and shelf
hardware which this firm does not
carry and sell at extremely moderate
prices, giving customers the benefit of
large cash purchases. and long sxper-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

Of hats suitable for the local leaders of
fashion or those who desire more
modest hats at lower prices-anybody
and everybody may be suited at their
splendidly equipped store. There is
certainly no necessity of going to the
larger cities for the latest thing in
millinery for the Sand Sisters sell for
considerably less money than is
possible with city stores where ex.
penses are sc much higher, and mean
time their styles are all that could
possibly be desired. For a number of
years they have successfully catered to
the Little Falls women and those from
the surrounding territory, and each
season finds them better prepared than
before to satisfactorily serve their
many customers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
BUCHANAN HOTEL

In the matter of hotels the city of
Little Falls is far ahead of most cities
in the country of similar size, tor the
splendid Buchanan Hotel is acknowl.
edged by the travelling public to be
strictly up to the standard of the
better class Of hotels of the larger
cities and a genuine surprise to most
people who visit here and partake OF
the genial hospitality which at all
pervades the establishment.
Under the able ownership and manage
ment OF Col. S. R. Snow, the Buck
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

fence in the business. In all respects
the Messrs. E%llenbecker are enterpris-
ing and reliable citizens and they in
variably Join movements for the up
building and prosperity of this section
of the state. A speciality is made Of
the best known makes of heating and
cook stoves of all Sizes and suitable for
any desired purpose, and anyone in
need of these highly essential articles
or hardware OF any kind will find it to
their advantage to see the Messrs. FL
lenbecker before buying.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

lContinued from Previous Pagel
favOrably known than Duclos Brick
Yard of Little Falls or one which has
IContinued from Previous Page

favorably known than Duclos Brick
Yard of Little Falls or n which has
enjoyed a more prosperous and success
full business since its establishment.
Very recently Mr.. Duclos secured an
extensive contract for furnishing brick
for the Watab Pulp & Paper company
at st. Cloud, his brick being
recognized as Of superior quality.
uniform make and the best obtainable.
The Duclos plant is, n OF the most
modern and complete possible to erect,
all Of the most approved methods be-
ing utilized in its operation and
special pains being taken in the selec-
tlon OF material used IN order to
always maintain the splendid reputa-
tion enjoyed for the high standard of
quality. Oscar Duclos, the proprietor
and under whose direct management
the business is conducted. IS one of the
best posted and most expert brick men
in the country, having spent his entire
career in that line of endeavor.
Furthermore, he is a gentleman of
marked business ability, progressive
ness and energy, pushing his business
forward with that ability characteristic
OF the successful citizen. In Little
Falls business, financial and social
circles he Is held in high regard and is
looked upon as M of our most
representative citizen. Ample ship
ping facilities have been provided at
the plant and yards whereby 1T is
possible to promptly till all orders for
stictly high grade wire-cut brick of
uniform Size and quality and strong
inducements are offered the trade as
regards prices. Tue plant has an
annual capacity of over 4, 600, 900 brick
and furnishes employment to. a large
number of men at good wages and is
IN all respects one of the important
manufacturing establishments of this
section Of the state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

having established here in 1890. Since
that time he has sold a large amount
Of machinery of all kinds. including
the well known Deering harvesters,
John Deere plows. the leading. makes
Of threshlng outfits. etc. ; in fact there
is nothing in the line of farm machin-
cry or vehicles which he is not pre-.
pared to furnish. and at prices which
are much lower than those possible tor
smaller dealers to quote. In his deal
ings Mr.. Muske is reliable and honor
able, applying the square deaf.
policy to all transactions and extend
ing every possible courtesy to all
customers alike.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
Hotels Are First Class and Up-to-Date
and Contain All Modern
Conveniences.

eight years ago, and during the
intervening time has maintained it as
a strictly first class hotel with all
accommodations incident to a first
class service. including hot and cold
baths, electric lights. local and long
distance telephone service, etc., while a
fine sample room is furnished for com
mercial travellers. The cuisine is of
the best. everything the markets
afford being served in a most appetite
ing manner, the best chefs procurable
being employed. Since coming to
Little Falls Col. Snow has taken an
active interest in all questions in any
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

strictly fresh eggs, dairy and cream
cry butter, buying only from those
having an established reputation for
the purity and high standard of their
produce. The Messrs. Zaloudek and
Medved are men of strict business in
tegrity, progressiveness and enterprise
and have always exerted their best en-
deavors in building up the city of
Little Falls and surrounding country.
They have adopted for a motto for
their firm THE Name That Stands
for Quality and no expense is spared
in living strictly up to 1t in every
instance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
SAND SISTERS
MILLINERY

It IS highly essential that there be at
least one first class establishment
where the women may secure hats in
which are embodied all the elements of
fashion aud which are nevertheless
admirably suited to the requirements
of the individuality of different
women. No city of equal size is
better equipped in that respect than
Little Falls for the Sand Sisters are
recognized as distinct leaders in the
millinery line carrying a large stock
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
LITTLE FALLS IRON WORKS

Among the manufacturing establish
ments of Little Falls there is none of
greater relative importance than the
Little Falls Iron Works, for it's opera
tion makes 1T possible to have all kinds
of repair work to saw mill, flour mill,
threshing and other machinery done
without the long delay caused by send
ing it away and with the further
satisfaction of knowing that under all
circumstances it will be done in the
best possible manner and at most
reasonable prices. Mr.. John Denis
established this fine plant in Little
Falls in 1889 and during all OF the
intervening period he has kept it i n
continuous operation in serving this
section Of the state. A large number
of skilled workmen are employed in
the plant on repair work and the
manufacture Of fittings of every
description, the various manufactur-
ing establishments for u considerable
distance depending upon Mr.. Denis for
everything in this line. With a view
to promptly forwarding of work to out
side points the plant is located close to
the Northern Pacific depot and in all
instances Mr.. Denis gives special
oUSOAoAOA w ANSA OlNO1S, l0dllZlIR lu0
Importance of the essential element of
in such cases. The operation OF
the Little Falls Iron Works has also
meant much to our merchants and
for the annual pay roll
amounts to a considerable sum.
In conjunction with Robert Click,
the patentee, Mr.. Denis is now
engaged IN manufacturing a device
whereby a pump may be disconnected
from a windmill and attached to the
pump handle by simply pulling a
handle made for the purpose. It is SO
a child may operate it, and
when the water has been pumped all
that is required to attach the pump to
the windmill again is a push on the
handle OF the device. Already a large
number have been sold and as fast q
they are manufactured they Will be
offered for sale in all parts of the
country.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

man stands even higher in the
esteem of travelling men, for he is not
alone M of the best known and.
popular hosts, but a gentleman of
genial disposition, who puts forth
every possible endeavor to make
pleasant the stay of guests. He is a
travelled gentleman of fine personality
and his friends are limited only by the
extent Of his acquaintanceship, which
is extended. He has been ably assisted
In the management of the hotel by his
son, H. G. Snow. who has enjoyed a
wide experience in the business. Col.
Snow took charge of the Buchanan
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

manner affecting the general welfare
OF the city and surrounding territory
and is a constant and conscientious
booster for a better and larger city and
the settling of Morrison county. Any
n visiting here is assured of splendid
hotel accommodations if they stop at
The Buchanan. Rates are 81. 90 per
day on the American plan. The house
is centrally located, only a block from
the heart of the business center, and a
bus meets all incoming and departing
trains for the accommodation of
guests.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
R GOODS
STORE.

OF the business men responsible for
the growth and prosperity of Little
Falls and Morrison county there is
none whose influence has been more
strongly felt than that of Barney Bur.
ton, proprietor OF Burton's Dry Goods
store, one OF the leading establish
.ments OF the kind in this section of
the Middle West outside of the larger
cities, and which has long furnished
the people Of this city and surrounding
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
NEW GLOVE FACTORY

Although started or a very small
scale, the glove factory recently opened
by F. r. Heed in this city has ex-
%perienced a rapid growth, and with
new and modern machinery added Is
proving a valuable adjunct to the
manufacturing interests. No trouble
is experienced in disposing OF the pro.
duct and there is no question that
within a short time this will be one
of the most important establishments.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
& NICHOLS
CONFECTIONERS

There is in Little Falls or this. part
OF the country no better demonstra-
ton OF what may be accomplished by
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
DUCLOS BRICK a

There IS probably no, manufacturing
establishment of any kind in the
Middle West which is more widely or
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune


Tuxedo Park, June y - Pleasant v-ea+hA-
combined with social attractions brought out q
large gathering Of well known persons TO Tuxedo
for the week end. Golf. lawn tennis Yachting
house parties. followed by dinners az the club
houses and cottages, were in vogue. A special cup
for the weekend golf handicap was given hy @
F. Harris, who Won the cup presented last week.
The horse show next week will be Of the
social affairs Of the season at Tuxedo. All the
rooms at the clubhouses have been engaged, and
the cconists will all entertain 4 large scale
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Tuckerman will give a dinner
and dance for their daughter. Miss Dorothy Tuck
ernan. Friday, and many large dinners and
luncheon parties will take place. The show prom
ises 70 he successful. and q large entry list has
been received.
The Tuxedo Lake Yacht Club has been organ
lied. and viii hold a series Of yacht
Tuxedo Lake during the season II. s. Redmond
has offered q cup which has proved attractive
Among those who will compete for the cup are
Grenville Kane Frederic Foster. William B. Dins-
more, Pierre Lorillard, jr.. J. Q. Haveueyer, jr-
Lewis Stuyvesant ChanleC, J. Frederic Tams and
others. The first of this seasons races will take
place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert Davies have re-
turned 10 their Tuxedo house for the season.
Other arrivals are Mr.. and MIS-. Hoffman Miller
Mrs Z NJ Post Mr. and Mrs. 2. S. Pilot Mr..
and Mrs. y. TTlton Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Clinton. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Seton. Mr.. and Mrs.
George F Baker. Mr. and Mrs Q. S. Lee. Mr- and
Mrs Rowland Pell Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vogei.
Mr. and Mrs. William Y Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs
II. H. Gage, Miss King, Bayard Hoppin. Malcolm
Sloan. Sumner Gerard, Edward y. Taller. Charles
". Gould. Norris Kellogg. Edward Roberts T. NJ
Cravath. John Rutherford, Anson Beard, r 3
Keech. Thomas Hutton. Edward Livingston Ernest
Fuller Cecil d I4andaIe, MI and Mrs Alfred Ely.
Dr. r. Van Nest, @. x. Van Nest and William
Post.
The boxes for the horse show being sold
apidly Among the boxhoIders will he a D.
JuilIiard Z. l. Rurrell. Eben Richards. ". N v
Hoffman. CirenvilIe Kane. Mrs z Scoheld. j /
Tower, Herman VoEel. L. s Chanler, Il g Pen
r 2 Lewis z H Hartman. ?. T. FreinEhuysen
- J. D Prince Mrs. J. u. Mitchell. @ ". Baker g
2 Alexander T. p. Keech. Mrs. g II Coster A
s Carhart, W 3. Dinsmore, Richard Mortimer
. . Mason. Mrs. q. 2. Dodge. George GrisVoid
7 C Condon Richard Delaheld. Fulton Cutting
" RodewaId. Paul Tuckerman. 7. W Porter, B
? S-einrnan. J ?. Renkard p. : Pillotr. H X
Winthrop L. J. Pooler. Mrs 6 W cooper J. F
Harris Dr. f /. Eeyes. j G. Elliott, r. = GRIMM
Charles E. Sampson and william g. Davies.