New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
BIG IMP lBhENT
FOR NO. MINI. ST
EMIL F. BUENGER INTENDS rs
ERECT MODERN STRUCTURE
ON IS FooT FRONT.
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE STORE,
TO BE HOUSED IN TWO
STORY BUILDING.

New Ulm is going to have first class
furniture store in the near future, This,
In short, is the interesting story given
out on Monday by Emil F. Buenger,
who on that day bought the property
and buildings on a 75-foot front son
North Minnesota street between Second
and Third North streets. The buildings
on these lots are now occupied by Anton
Sinnet's barber shop, Mrs, VIM. Arndt''s
millinery store, Leo spfsnger's haber-
dashery and Jos. Glaser's tailor shop.
The owners. of. these stores we're all noti-
fed on Monday to vacate on or before
May 1st.
81, Planned for Several Years.
For several years it has been Mr..
Buenger's intention to erect most mod
ern and up-to-date building to house
his steadily growing furniture store.
Now that "a suitable location has been
found work on the new structure will
be started as soon as possible. s.
y Plans are being drawn for a two
story building, 75x10O It. The second
floor will be built in balcony style and
the funeral chapel will be on the first
floor. KS 8,
Negotiations for the sale of the present
Buenger corner are still pending. Mr.
Ruenger's new property is between tie
corner lot on Second North street occu-
pied. shy Mrs. Vivian Dorm, millinery
store and F. w. Eibner's bakery It WAS
owned by Messrs. Henningset,, Meile
and Schlumpberger.
Number Of Changes.
considerable number Of business
changes has been made necessary by this
transaction. The owners of four differ
ent stores are forced to look for other
locations. Jos CHASER, the tailor, was
fortunate enough to secure an option
Eon the second floor in the former North
side Meat Market building on NoEth
Minnesota between Third and Fourth
North streets, He win move into the
new quarters on May list. The. pressht
location was occupied by him for abour
a year. !,t.
3 Leo Sprenger was equally fortunate
in his hunt for a new location. Although
|he did not find anything for the present,
he was. assured by Mr.. Buengsr
that he Would be given first chance On
that part of the new building whichsFis.
not to be occupied by the furniture stoke.
This separate. store will be Is feet wide,
the other 50. feet Of the front to be used
by the furniture store. Mr.. sprenger
conducted his haberdashery lat the
present location for the past FIVE years.
Mrs. VIM. Arf1dt, owner Of the mil
linery store next to Leo Sprenger's plase
was in this building since december is,
1918. Her time will not expire until
June list, one month later than the tine
set for the other occupants, the month
(of May being still in the spring and SUN
mer millinery season. Fer the spresent,
Mrs. Arndt does not know where She
will locate after June lst, but If certain
Eplans Of hers materialize she will make a
change for the better.
The buildings occupied by the stores
mentioned above we're owned by Mrs
Chas. Rolldf until November is, 1919,
when they were bough by esas,
Henningssen, Meile and schlumpb ergef.
The other building which is now occupied
BY Mr.. shnnnetas barber shop was Spsirr-
chased blythe same firm from ri. o: de !.
strickler, who in turn bought it frHlh
Otto Tape, contfactlr. TIE tpnspsiSl
parlor Of Mr.. Sinlinet yhas been lin this
building since. 1909.