Kaminsky & Sons

1888 - Kaminsky, M.; (holding dissolution of partnership sale 3 Feb 1888, no longer M. Kaminsky & Son))

1888-02-03 - Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaminsky departed on Sunday for Lewiston, Idaho, where they will remain until they decide upon their permanent location, which will be somewhere in the Palouse country.

Many Thanks

It is our pleasant duty to express our hearty thanks and grateful appreciation of the generous manner in which the people of this vicinity have bestowed their favors upon us during the time that we have been doing business in Cheney. Four our own part, however, we are not too modest to say that our constant aim has been to merit the commendation of our patrons by conducting our business upon plans and principles which could not fail to secure the approval of the most critical. As one season has succeeded another we have placed in our stock every novelty that has appeared in any of the great commercial centers from which our styles and fashions emanate and we have exhibited the utmost care in selecting only such goods as we know would fully satisfy the requirements of this community. In the matter of prices we are fully conscious of having done even more than we promised a year ago. Small margins of profit have contented us and as a result of our liberal inducements in this direction, we point with pardonable pride to a largely increased list of customers.

We feel that the heretofore extended patronage, if continued to the new firm of M. Kaminsky, will encourage to still greater efforts in the future.

We again that those who have favored us with their trade during the past and in soliciting a renewal of their confidence to the new firm who promise to faithfully endeavor to deserve it.

M. Kaminsky & Son

Dissolution Notice

The firm of M. Kaminsky & Son, doing business at Cheney, W.T., and at Oaksdale, W.T., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Herman Kaminsky retiring therefrom. The business of the late firm will be continued by M. Kaminsky, who will pay all liabilities of the old firm and to whom all claims and demands are to be paid.

Herman Kaminksy

M. Kaminsky

Thankful for past favors, I ask a continuance of the same to my successor.

Herman Kaminsky

1890-02-27 - M. Kaminsky expects to move into the Granite block in Spokane on the 1st of April.