111STOKY OF GOODHUE COUNTS 601 ard II.); The Leader Dry Goods Co., 325-329 Main and 209 Bush (M. Ii<'>' Murphy, prop. : ( I rondahl Bros., 215 Bush (It. L. Gron- dahl, pres.; G. L. Grondahl, vice pres. ; J. K. Grondahl, see. and treas.) ; The Fair, 105 Third (Rob. N. Davenport). The grocery stores are: H. L. Hjermstad & Co., 417-419 Main (II. L. Hjerm- stad) ; Wintervold Grocery Co., 228 Plum (Ole E. Wintervold) ; Hanson & Gustafson, 221 Plum Charles A. Hanson, Gust A. Gus- tafson) ; August J. Becker, 302 Plum; Goodhue County Co- operative Co.. 301 Main and 1 530 West Main (George F. Gross, manager ) ; Sidney S. Lundquist, 305 Push; Henry Maetzold, 501 Plum; Henry C. Kohn, 125-127 Plum; (Jus) Lillyblad, 306 Plum: Irvine B. Harrison, 301 Seventh; Morley & Stromberg, 1529 West Main (Samuel L. Morley, Louis ('. Stromberg); Peter M. Swan- son, 1619 West Fifth; Herman E. Akenson, 1121 Main; C. H. Tiedeman, 528 Plum; Frank Sherman. 413 Third (oldest retail grocery in Red Wing) ; Henry W. Santelman, 1302 South Park. The hardware stores are : Augustine & Wilson, 317 (John Augustine. Harry W. Wilson) ; Swanson & Anderson, 312-311 Main (J. Fred Swanson. Joseph L. Anderson) ; Adler & Vihstadt. 320 Main (Henry F. Adler, Henry F. Vihstadt). Fur- niture: Swanson & Son, 316-318 Main (Theodore A. Swanson, manager); John J. Ferrin, 205 Plum. Clothing: Adler, Schacht & Co., 315-317 Main (Oscar H. Adler, John H. Schacht, Frank H. Erickson) ; F. A. Bartron & Co., 310 Bush (Fred A. Bartron, Theodore F. Becker) ; Alfred Josephson, 215-217 Bush (oldest clothing store in Red Wing) ; George E. Smith Clothing Com- pany. 208 Bush (George E. Smith). Bakeries: Adolph Berg. 313 Main; H. M. Swanson, 119 Third; Bismark, 321 Bush (John M. Peterson, Edward M. Dodd). Boots and shoes: Robert Ring- strom. 322 Third street ; Beekmark Shoe Co., corner of Bush and Third (F. M. Frye, pres.; Charles E. Beekmark, sec. and treas.) ; Joseph Beau, 219 Bush; F. A. Sommers, 303 Bush; F. W. McNeil & Co., 321 Main (Francis B. and Francis W. McNeil) ; Goodhue County Cooperative Company, 301 Main (George F. Gross, man- ager). Meat markets: Christ C. Bracher, 521 Plum; Jacob Brown, 1527 Main; D. Wilkens & Co., 433 Main (Diedrich Wil- kens) ; Paul Eames. 110 Third; Victor F. Gustafson, 318 Plum. Jewelers : Thor Erickson, 308 Bush ; Albert G. Scherf , 403 Third ; Frank M. Schouweiler, 206 Bush; Koch & Co., Third (Bert V. and Frank X. Koch) ; Maleus Q. Lindquist. 331 Main. Harness shops: H. G. Jansen, 307 Main (Gerhard A. Jansen, manager); A. G. Skoglund, 322 Plum (Clarence L. Skoglund, manager) ; Theodore T. Kruger. 310 Plum. W T all paper and paints: B. A. Olson. 209 Plum ; G. S. Fisk, 324 Main ; W: S. Scott & Son, 439 Main (Wilbor S. and Wilbor A. Scott) ; Benjamin S. Hawkins,
