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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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AND BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
RUSH
A village
in the
POINT.
northwestern part of Chisago county, at the foot of Rush Lake, 24 miles from Center City (c h), and
Rush City, 6^^ miles distant, is the nearest 62 from Paul. Population betv.-een 200 and 300. There is railroad point. steam mill in operation here, and the village has 1 Swedish, a Lutheran, and Baptist church and a district school Exports, wheat, potatoes, hides, butter and eggs. A. W. Olsen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dahrlon Meyer
&
Co, general store.
Lec
Olson S
Etiason Olof, constable. yi B, Saw-Mill. W, justice of the peace and general store.
RUTLAND.
In the central eastern part of Martin county, 7 miles from Fairmont (c h), the nearest railroad point. Has a Baptist church and district school, and exports wheat, cattle and hoas. Semi-weekly mail. I. X. Stone, postmaster.
SACRED HEART.
village in the western part of Renville county, and a station on the C, M. St. P. lly, 20 miles from Beaver Falls (c h), and 161 from St Paul." Mail daily. 0. S. Rushus,
A
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postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Anderson
A K, saloon. Cooley S l>. Live Stock
Field
Dealer.
Cultoii August, carpenter.
Evenson Stenson
Gerde
H &
Co, general store. O, hotel and blacksmith. Paulson, general store.
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Gjeithus Ole, millinery. Gunderson E S, general store. «fc ('O, Grain Dealers. ilolum M, boots and shoes.
Lan^e
M
Nelson Ole, saloon. O'Conner Bros, saloon and billiards. Osmundson A, constable. Pratt Robinson & Co, lumber and grain. RcisilKl!^ 8, Druggist and Grocer. Reishus O S, justice of the peace. Rice E B, justice of the peace.
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Kingsbyry& Draper.
Builders'
ics'
Hardware and Moohau35 E, Third
St., St.
Tools,
Paul
xVl
ington Ave. Soutli, MIMEAPOLL^ Charles Johnson/™'"'"'"'™'"'''
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584
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illNXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
Torbeusoii Ole, general store. Walstrom P F, hardware.
\*^olsta<l Bros, Hardware. Wolstad Ira, wagoninaker.
ST.
AUGUSTA.
part of In the township of the same name, southeastern nearest railStearns county, 5 miles from St. Cloud (ch), the till recently road point, and on the Mississippi river, which Has a Catholic church and public gave power to a mill. pork, and calls for a school, exports farm produce, wheat and Semi-weekly mail stage to St. Cloud. Henry mill. flouring
Futsam, postmaster.
BUSIITESS DIKECTOET.
Benmer Henry, general store and Frauendorfer Rev (Catholic). Futsam Henry, carpenter.
live stock.
Heniier
IJ, Physician.
Moller Joseph, blacksmith. Schutz Thomas, flour mill.
ST.
BENEDICT.
southwestern settlement of about 300 inhabitants in the h), 7 from part of Scott county, 18 miles from Shakopee (c .>t. convenient railroad station, and 45 from Jordan, the most church aiM Paul. It has a sorghum syrup factory, a Catholic esportsVheat, corn, butter, eggs, beef and cattle. school, and postmaster. Semi-weekly mail stage to Jordan. John Goelz,
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BUSINESS DIEKCTOKY.
Borget Henry, carpenter. Cassimer Rev P (Catholic). Goelz John, teacher.
Knrl
Mayer
Adaili, Sorghum Mnfr.
Benedict, carpenter.
Klaus Anton, veterinary surgeon. Kurth Henry, builder.
Ochsenreiter Adolph, sorghum mnfr. Schmitz Mathias, hotel propr and produce dealer.
ST.
BONIFACIUS.
miles due In tlie southwestern part of Hennepin county, 4 settled nei-iiwest of Mound City, is a postoUice in a thickly Irom borhood, 32 miles from Minneapolis (c h), and 12 steam ga\^ Chaska, the most convenient railroad point.
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Hall's
Safe f Lock
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THURSTON, ;HiS
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CANTON PLOWS,
3,
Tigor Rakes, RanSfxlers, Mil-
Triumph
itc,,18W,3dSt.,St,Paal
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
run in the vicinity, and there are Catholic and Baptist Mail churches and public and German Catholic schools. -tat^e to Delano and Chaska weekly, and semi-weekly mail, Logelin, postmaster. p'uiix
mill
is
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Co, saw-mill. Ilabeck Lemke Logelin Felix, insurance agent. Shlch Jacob, general store.
&
Weudt Rev John
(Baptist).
ST.
CHARLES.
An incor})orated city of 1,1.55 inhabitants and a station on the W. & St. P. division of the C, M. & St. P. Ry, in the
west central part of Winona county, 28 miles from Winona steam carriage factory, a (c h), and 97 from St. Paul. flouring mill, a brewery, 2 hotels, of which the Kelley House weekly newspapers is the principal, 3 grain elevators, and The Episcopalians, Methodists, Baptists, are located here.
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Catholics and German Lutherans have church edifices, and a *1 2,000 graded school building is one of the features of the place. St. Charles is situated in the heart of a well settled, Telegraph, Xorthwestern. prosperous region. fertile and Daily stage to Chatfield and tri-weekly to Express, Am. Plainview. Two daily mails by rail. John Picket, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American House,
Babcock David
L,
Jacob Wiedemann Propr.
etc.
Aup]>erle Joseph, groceries and provisions.
sewing machines,
St.
CharlGS Brewery
586
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEKK
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Bacheliier Caleb C, railroad agent. Bacon Deles, furniture. Adams, general store. Bacon Bank of St Charles, James C Woodard propr. Barnett Rev J (Methodist).
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Bornholz Adolph H, clothier. Campbell F C, agent Youmas Bros & Hodges, lumber. Cartwright Edwin R, general store. Carter Dennis, wines and liquors.
Clark €oIei»ail X,
Physician.
liquors.
Clemens Nicholas, wines and
Cole Rev L F (Episcopal). Conuell Patrick, saloon and boarding.
K (Baptist). Dennis Rev Dixon Frank, dentist. Gage Henry X, carpenter and builder.
Gardner fweorge K, Druggist. Gates & Wardner, general store. Guthrie & Chamberlin, physicians.
Halde Peter, meat market.
Hall
Hill Hill
W
Wm M, grocer, boots and shoes.
G, justice of the peace. propr St Charles Times. Beach, grocers, boots and shoes. Johnson A & Co, hardware and stoves. Johnson G C, boot and shoemaker. Kecler Kciirv J, Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. Kelly House, John C Kelly propr. Kiefer Nicholas, barber. Ludwig Martin, saloon and billiards. McElhaney & Ackennau, farm implements. McGrath & Bro, grocery and saloon. Mares Robert, blacksmith.
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H W,
Howe &
R J, groceries and provisions. Martin Joshua, dentist. Miller Richard N, sewing machines, etc. Mosher James A, watches and jewelry. Mueller Andrew, wines and li<[Uors. Mueller Frederick Propr St Charles Brewery, head of 3Iain. (See luli}.) Mueller George, meat market. Mueller Henry, cigarmaker. Mueller Phillip, wines and licjuors.
Marks
W,
Nel>iin Charlr>. watches, clocks, etc
Xeiiiiian leeriiliard,
Grucer.
OUN
Truniau T, groceries and provisions.
PerkinSj
Lyons
& Co.
31 Kobeit
St,,
St, Paul, Win:;
iS
have t te Fine?t Stock of C&lifomii
for Medioliial porposyd.
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Hashow,{l/laish&Davis,^Sas=F
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AND BTSINESS
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Wni
R, furniture.
Co, carriage and wagon mnfrs. C Parrott Pike Natlian N, farm implements and livery. Probart Luther X, saddle and harnessmaker. A, barber. Pruner Robertson Mrs Eliza I, millinery goods.
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Brenery, H
Frederick
W
Mueller Propr,
head of Main, (^'tc ad>\) St Charles Times (weekly),
St Charles
W
Hill propr.
Union (weekly), J S Whiton ed and propr. Schalk Frank, boot and shoeaiaker. Schank J G & Co, saddles and h.arness. Sflmcll Loili^^, Grain and Elevator. Seefield C W, grain and elevator. Seefield Thaddeus D, grain and elevator. Sidow Brothers, farm machinery. Smith George & Co, druggists and grocers. Spencer George, saloon and billiards. Stebbins B & Co, photographer.
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Wm, merchant tailor. Hyde, general store, Sudduth John H, drtiggist and physician. Tamblin Jerome B, physician.
Stehmann
Stevens
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Tuttle
Rev
HB
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(Congregational).
Welsh John A, saddle and harnessmaker.
Wliarton
B&
Sons, druggists.
"Whcelock
Ztirs Ellen, Hardware and Stoves. White Misses M & M, millinery and fancy goods. Whiton J S, ed and propr St Charles Union. AViedeiuailll Jacob, Propr American House. WDson Samuel G, boot and shoemaker.
Wurstlein Peter, blacksmith. Youmans Bros & Hodgins, lumber. Zernas John, boots and shoes. Zimmennan Rev John J (German Lutheran).
ST.
CLOUD. &
The
some
seat of Stearns county, i> an incorporated village of .3,000 inhabitants, at the junction of the Brainerd and St.
St. P., M. M. R. R., on the eastern tlie confluence of the Sauk river with the Mississippi. The industrial interests are represented by 2 flouring mills driven by the power of the Sauk river, 2 sawmills, 3 planing mills, 2 foundries and machine shops, a plow factory and a spoke factory, operated by steam. There are in the village, besides, 2 banks, 3 hotels, 3 breweries, 3 news-
Vincent branches of the border of the county, at
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SELDEN & GEYGLA,
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Miimeapolis, Mian.
CROOKERY.S
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French China.
E. A.
Glassware,
wholesale
and
HAEMON &
CO., Minneapolis,
MI>-NESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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papers, a United States land office, and churches of the Epi^copal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational and Catholic faiths. There is also located in this place a homn-pathic pharmacy, Charles S. Weber, proprietor. One of tlir three normal schools of the State is situated in St. Cloud. It occupies a handsome structure, which cost §57,620, employ.-* 7 instructors, and has a large roll of pupils. There are twc superior graded schools in the village, whose school propcrtv cost about §30,000. Catholic seminary is also located herL-. Exports, flour, wheat, lumber, spokes, carriages, sash and
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blinds, etc. Telegraph, Xorthwestern. Express, Am. Daily stage to Fair Plaven and Maine Prairie, and tri-weekly to
Paynesville and Richmond. Daily mail, by east and west. J. E. West, postmaster.
rail,
from
north,
BCSIXESS DIKECTORY.
Albrechl Wm, blacksmith. Aller. Earnest L, confectioner and stationer. Anderson Sons, Wagon and Carriage Manufactur-
A&
ers.
Bach John,
{See adv.) saloon.
Bank of St. Cloud
Barnes
St Germain. F, city justice.
Bait Anton, shoemaker.
(Capital §35,000), J
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Smith Cashr,
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'Tillman. Attorneys-at-Law, St Germain. Groceries," Dry Goods, Crockery, Liquors and Cigars, St Germain. Becker Mathias, boots and shoes. Beebe L, physician and surgeon. Bellenburg Frank, general store. Bennett Horace P, gunsmith. Beitnett Slantlin., Attorneys-at-Law, cor St Germain and Richniond ave. {See adv.) Ben!»on Chariest J>>, Propr West House, Sample Rooin^ Connected, First-Class in Every Respect, cor Lake ^l
Barrett
Bauler Theodore,
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and Washington Benseu J X, grocer.
Blattner Miss
ave.
M C,
dressmaker.
tinware.
Bonham Thomas J, Boyd E A, grocer.
Brick John, brewer. Brick Peter, lawyer. Brick & Kaiser, I'ublrs Dcr Xordstern (German weekly). Bridgman Coleman, lumljer mnfr.
Brigham George S, jihysician. Brower J V, real estate.
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of Boston,
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best
Company' "to lm.cro
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V7ATS0N, Oen'l Agent, ST. PAUL, M.aa.
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Bovmal School
ESTABLISHED
THE THIRD
IN
THE STATE.
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ST.
CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
lor Particulars, see following page.
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At 3t Cloud wit esUbhshed iiil869,-The Third
in the State.
It
occupies a picturesque
site
on the right bank of the
?\Ii-,
sissippi River^
Its
about sixty feet above the level of the water.
a ladies' home.
buildings consist of one large brick building, four storir,
high,
and a large three story frame used as
it
In students
has tributary to
it
a territory extending from
P,i;;i
the St. Croix to the
to the
It
Red River
of the North, and from St.
Northern
Pacific Railway.
has two courses, an Elementary and an Advanced course
THE ELEMENTARY
Academic work through the ordinary high school, with special training in methods and the art of teaching.
includes
THE ADVANCED COURSE
includes Latin through Cicero and Virgil, laboratory practice
i".
Chemistry, Trigonometry, Astronomy, and additional
in
practii
-•
teaching.
THE
Is
LADIES'
of
HOME
Each Studon:
in
conducted on the family co-operative plan.
does one half hour's work daily and pays her share
of provision.
;fi2.5o
the
co--:
The expenses
each student averages
lights.
is
aboi:;
per week, for board, washing, room, fuel and
in the
The average attendance
one hundred.
Tuition
is
Normal department
it
ahon'
sixty
1' •'
'
In the
model or practice school
is
about
free to all
who pledge themselves
to teach at
two years
in the State.
Its faculty consists
of three gentlemen and five ladies.
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ther information
may be
D. L.
obtained by addressing
KIEHLE,
A. M., Princip.il.
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factured for Banks, Mill
Men and
Corpora-
Blank-Books^™'
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and in best of style, by F. F. ackett's Block, MiineapoUs.
HEKNIG,
AXP BUSINESS DIKECTDRY.
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From
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MASTFACTVBER OF
Carriages, Light Spring
Wagons, Buggies
Sleighs.
,
Buck-boards and
received in the past, as well as the abundant cononendalion my work has connd,..!. .. .. from the care and labor expended upon It. lam manufact'n. -, satisfaction. Prices as low as any other Motti' i. kindof icork and rising as good material. My
Correspondence solicited and promptly answered.
JAS. R.
ST.
CLOUD, MINN,
F. E.
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HAMLIN.
BENXETT. Jk
ST.
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CLOUD, MINN.
in
Collectione
made on a New and Approved System
Counties.
Steams and
sis adjoining
Write tor particulars and terms.
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Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
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RAYMOND
Stair Railing, Balusters
&
OWEN,
MANX'FACTl'RERS OF
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Sash, Doors and Biinds, Moldings WzTxdoi^^ ctnd 0oor Frcunes,
and Turninc.
and >"ewel Posts. All kinds of Scroll Sa^'ing Also Re-sa^'ing, Planing and Matching done
to order.
Factory ani Salesrcoa. Lower Town,
ST.
CLOUD, MINN.
Thielman Sl Munsinger,
^Vholesale and Retail Dealers in
PHMPS WOOD Al-TD mO^ fi^'e, le^id iROisr
j^nsriD
All
and kinds of Rubber Hose. Rubber and Hemp Packing-. Iron and Brass Fittings I'nmp Fixtures, etc. Drive Wells a Specialty. WeU Digging and Cleaning Done.
OfSie and
Wareroom on
St.
Germain
Street,
Id door west of Wing'8 Agrioultnral Depot.
St. CiOUCS,
Minn.
Comei
fDnkI DnnC^DO IRUIM riUUrLllOl
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OSITTENDEN &
St.
00.,
Sixth and Sibley Streets,
Paul, Minn,
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I'orBoltbg ClotB, Chilled Iron
comery,
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Brown John,
saloon. Bruener Theodore, city clerk. Bryant Adelbert, chief of police. Burghard Joseph, carpenter. Calhoun T, city justice.
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J E Hayward Propr, cor WashingtuL ave and St Germain. {See a<Iu.) Clark Lewis, flour, feed, lime, etc. Clark & McClure, lumber dealers. Clarke Miss Fanny E, milliner. Coates & Freeman, livery stable. Collillti &; Bruciier, Attorneys-at-Law, St Germain. Cooper John, lumber and real estate. Cramb A L, deputy auditor. Crummett Miss, dressmaker. Dam Freeland H, mnfr sash, doors, etc. De Blun Miss Annette, milliner. De Leo John, barber, cigars, etc. De Long John, saloon.
Central House,
Dominick Julius, saloon. Duber Gustav, haraiessmaker.
Durham Adna
F, saloon.
Durupt Peter P, blacksmith.
Edelbrock Joseph, general store. Enderly Lorcnz, brewery. Evans L A, jtidge of probate and mayor.
Fischer Martin, saloon. Freeman Daniel H, register S land Fulmer Nelson B, farm implements. Gaspard Mathias, saloon.
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office.
Gill T, tailor.
Gilman
Griebler
A O, physician. & Tolman, hardware.
B, superintendent of schools.
Gorman P
Greven Ignatius, grocer. Haberkorn Michael, saloon. Hagemann A, physician. Hammerel & Weber, farm implements. Hayward Josiah E, Propr Flouring Mill and Hotel, cor Washington ave aiid St Germain, {iiee adv.) Henderson "Wales, boots and shoes. Hennemann Andreas, hotel and saloon. Hennemann it Kraemer, meat market. Hersibbach Henry, furniture and marble works.
Ilill .1o«iei)!i, Photographer, First-Class able Rates, AVashington ave. Hines Oscar O, painter.
Work at
Reason-
QPPimrDC DilUOi OUnLrLilO OQHQ
CKAPEKS
and TAILOKS, No. 40
St,
East Third Street,
Paul, Mia:..
EHGmE WORE
a
Sp-ialtr.
Hashow.F^aish&Davis,
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2d
St.
and riftk Ato. Soutu,
Minn,
JliiuieapoliSi
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Jonson, furniture manufacturers. IIo"stroin market. ll.i'w ard Joseph, meat Dentist. Jnqiies Charles S, sewing machine agent. Jones
&
E K,
Jones Thomas, blacksmith. Kaeter Henry, tailor.
Keller J S, tinsmith.
Kainiueriiieyer Henry,
Kieiile
Hotel Propr.
David
Li, Principal t'tate is
,01,1 ormal bchool
Kindler Joseph, tailor. Kindler Julius, harnessraaker. Kindler Michael, barber. Klein John, wagonmaker.
Kramer Peter, saloon. Kuck Julius, baker and
confectioner.
Leisen John, boots and shoes. Co, hardware, stoves and tinware. Leo Levanseler Frank E, mnfr sash, doors and blinds.
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Lieser Leonard, hotel. McClure Thomas C, banker.
The Central House
J.
E.
HJlY^VJlRD,
ST.
<Prop'r.
CLOUD, MINN.
*1.50 per day.
For fraction of day at rate of S2.00 per day. Everything First-class.
in Flour,
Also Proprietor Union Flouring Mills, and Dealer
Feed and Grain,
Jno. H.
Anderson
A.
AE^DERSOi^
ST.
PROPRIETORS OF
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SOI^S,
CLOUD, MINN.
St.
Cloud Spoke and
Wagon
Factory
an.1 Manufacturers of the Bo^t Waeon on Wlieels. of nil siz,-^ an.t ^tyle* Al-o Sl.-.ls Cutt«s. Special attention Kiveu to OUDEKED W uKK. Al-. ,l.-alers ,n W aK-" and Sled materials. Orders by mail will r-c.-ive yn. nipt attention.
DliliuBrS h3rUW3r6biiry& Draper.
35E.TUidSt.,3t.PaiL
Crockery I Glassware,
592
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JIIXXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
district judge.
McKelvy James M,
Macdonald
St
P Ex Cos. and Mackrell Samuel, grocer and agent €"F, Editor and Propr St Cloud Times, cor
Germain and Jefferson
Silas, druggist.
Am
X
ave.
Marlatt
Metzroth John W", clothing.
Miller Michael, hotel. Mitchell Henry Z, clothing. S B^ receiver Mitchell
& J, dry goods and clothing. Molitor Michael, wagonmaker. Moos & Hennemann, harnessmaker. Moosbrugger J A, county treasurer. Moulin Honore, barber. / Mueller Bertus, wholesale liquors.
Mockenhaupt
W
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Land
Office.
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MuUiken Wm, civil engineer. Myers & Haner, meat market.
Naegeli Frank, blacksmith.
Nare Henry J, confectioner. Neid Sigford, saloon. Kewland George, physician and surgeon. Noel M P, county surveyor. Noyes Ira M, mill pick mnfr. Koyes I M, blacksmith.
Ottensmeyer Henry, general store. Otto Wm, saloon. Overbeck B, coroner. Overbeck George H, hotel propr. Palmer B R, court commissioner. Parsons S H, farm implements.
Plattes John, saloon.
Powell C F & Co, hardware. Prondzinski John, clothing, Rathbun Sebra, wagonraaker and blacksmith. Raymond Ambrose, wationmaker. Rayiuoiul 4k Owen, Mnfrs of Sash, Doors and Blind-. (See adv.) Etc, Factory and Salesroom, Lower Town. Reichert Sebastian, liakery. Reichert Sebastian & Son, bakers and grocers. Reinhard Bernard, books and toys. Robertson Alexander JF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, All Kinds Work Done Promptly and Satisfaction Guaranteed, St Germain. Robertson E, grocer. Robertson James W, blacksmith. Robischon & Thielan, soda water mnfrs. Rollin John, sewing machines and farm implements.
Sate AE^'tf^-^^t^A General Agent Hall's Safe . OSgfOrdjLock ST. PAUL, Mina.
'^s'leral
ana and
Oo.,
Ag'tTIQEBBAEE8,MilVraniWaMin, Bog. Cr\ TllimOTnM D U to U 15 e„, Canton 18 W. 3d
Sole
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Plows,
etc..
St., St.
Paul.
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AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
in Iron,
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Heavy and
593
Shelf
llosCllbers^er Bro«>, Dealers
Hardware, Leather and Rubljer Belting, Stoves, Tinware,
Etc, cor Richmond ave and St Geriuaiu. IlosCHbcrjfei* Win li, Bookseller and
Stationer,
Wall
Paper, Mouldings, Picture Frames, Bird Cages, Baskets, Children's Carriages and All Kinds Musical Goods, St. GeiTuain. Weber, foundry and plow factory. Rosenbergers, Hammerel Rupp Frederick, grocer. St Agnes' Academy, conducted by Sisters of St Benedict. Robert L Scott Propr, St Cloiifl C'arriasie (See adv, oj>p p<ir/e 588.) cor Ravmoiid ave and Perrv. SI Cloud Joiirual-J'ress The, V7 B Mitchell Ed and Propr (Journal Established 1857, Press Established 1872, Consolidated 1876), Circulation more than Double that of any Other Paper in Northern Minnesota, St Germain. L Kiehle PrinSt (loud State XorsJial SehOOl, B 3Iitehell Local Director and Treasurer. cipal, (Established 1S61), C F MacSt Cloud donald Ed and Propr, Othcial Paper of the County, cor St Germain and Jetferson ave. Schafer George, saloon. Schafer Miss 3Lary, milliner. Scherer John B, shoemaker. Schindler Joseph, hotel propr. ; Schulten Charles, druggist. Schultz Frederick, saloon. Schumacher John, boots and shoes. Schwartz John, haniessmaker. Seott Rohcrt li, Mnfr of Carriages, cor Richmond ave and Perry. {See adv, opp page 588.) Searl'e 15, Attorney-at-Law. Seberger Mrs ]^[ary A, saloon. Setzler George, dry goods and notions. Spencer George S, druggist. Spicer Homer, furniture. Stevenson J F Co, founders and machinists.
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Strom
Strong
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J, barber.
B, clerk of the district court. Talcott Francis, watches and jewelry. Taylor Oscar, county attorney. Taylor «& Calliouil, Attorneys-at-Law. Tllieliuailll A: SIuusinj?er, Pump Dealers, Etc, German. (.SVt; adv.) Thierse & Balder, brewers.
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Thomas Mrs E
J, milliner.
WILSON
a JOROAN,SS#£S
Merchant 239 GET CADDIMPTHM Exclusive Avenue, Minueapolu, Tl rAlirili^Ul Ul^JjNiooUet
Tailor,
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Tschumperlin Alois, furniture. Vassberg Barney, county auditor. Wakefield Wm," telegraph operator, AValdorl' Pliillip, Saloon. "%Vel)Cr diaries N, Homa?pathic Physician and Ph;irmacy, St Germain. "West House, C S Benson Propr, cor Lake st and Washington ave. West J E, propr
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insurance agent.
\Vetzel John,
Wet/.el Valentine, meat market. Wing J E, Hour, teed and farm implements. Wittich Jacob, washing machines. R. R. W, agent St P, Wright
M&M W Young & Bradford, Dry Goods.
register of deeds. Zeis Joseph, sewing machine agent.
Zapp John,
ST.
FRANCIS.
In the township of the same name, in the northern part'of Anoka county, near the county line, 15 miles from Anoka
(c h), the nearest railroad point, and 43 from St. Paul. Poini3 run of stone grist mill and a saw-mill obtain lation, 50. river here, and the exports are tlour and power from the carding mill is called for. Stage to Isanti, Camlumber. Mail four times weekly. C. C. bridge, Anoka and Bethel.
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Streetly, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bodine John, hotel propr. Clements S W, constable. McClure Pillitich, general Millar II T, wagonmaker.
store.
Ezra, Justice of the Peace. Stewart David, blacksmith. C C, general store. Streetly Woodbury D, Hour and saw-mills.
Woodruff Arthur, wagonmaker.
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ST.
GEORGE.
" village in the east central part of McLeod county, >• miles from Glencoe (c h), the nearest railroad station, and from St. Paul. Poindation, 60. The Crow river gives ]io\v> r to a flouring and saw-mill at this point. The village ha-
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Julius,
Justice of the Peace.
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Shroeder Frank, hotel and saloon.
ST HENRY.
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of special supply postoffice in the central western part Sueur county, 3 miles west of Le Sueur Centre (c h).
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SAINT HUBERTUS.
In Derrynane township, in the northeastern part of Le Sueur stacounty, 6^ miles from Montgomery, the nearest railroad Lutheran church tion, and 10 from Le Sueur Centre. ' It has a and district school. Mail stage to Jordan semi-weekly. John Henry Spaetgens, postmaster.
BUSINESS directory.
Huber
Philip, general store. O'Connell Richard, justice of the peace. Schmitz Peter, seed dealer.
SAINT JAMES.
seat of Watonwan county, is an incorporated and growino- village near the center of the county, and a station First setS. C. Rv, 122 miles from St. Paul. on the St. P. It contains a tled in ISTO, it has now a population of 600. Methodist, Lutheran bank, public and private schools, Baptist, and Catholic churches, 3 hotels, numerous stores, and a weekly newspaper oflice. Exports, wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. Stages to etc. CedarvillefWinnebago City and Sleepy Eye. Daily mail.
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business directory.
Aldritt Joseph S, carriage and wagonmaker. Anderson James S, lumber dealer.
AriHstron;;- Mo»es K, Agent St P Hacon Dr Charles R, gnjcer and druggist.
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Cliapilinil Willis A, Editor and Propr the
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Clark ISuiniier
Dodge Dodge
C, Lawyer, Real Estate, Loan, Colkntion and Insurance Agent!! Probate Judge and Dealer in Implements and Farm 3Iacbinerj-. FaiTii
Brothers, druggists. physician. John W", coal, lime and brick. Gibbs Wesley W, propr St James Hotel. Glispen James, sheriff. S C Ry. Henslev Lee, agent St P
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& Merrick C«COrse H,
General Store, Postmaster Express Agent. Herrick S F »fc"Co, hardware and implements. Holcn Soren, agent J S Anderson, lumber. HoUey Racine K, meat market. Hoscheid Nicholas, saloon. Hoscheid Phillip, boot and shoemaker. Hoskins Nathan, photographer. Johnson George M, superintendent of schools. Johnston George P, clerk district court. Knudsou George, auditor. Laughorn Robert D, barber. McDerraott John, blacksmith. McLean J R, court commissioner. McLean J R & Co, general store. Mathews Lysander, feed store. Maxwell John D, banker. Meideilliaucr Georg-e, Saddles and Harness. Melheim Miss M, millinery and fancy goods. Mullen Milton E, surveyor. Olson Mrs E, hardware and stoves. Olson Iver, propr Central House. Olson Nels C, boots and shoes. Peck A K, carpenter and builder. D, cattle dealer. Rice Richlinger Frank, liquors and billiards.
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Thomas C W,
carpenter and builder.
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general store. Thornton J J, lawyer, loan and insurance agent.
M, cattle dealer. Toothaker Torson Jans, county treasurer and register of deeds. Union House, John Schutz propr.
Veltuiu Thomas, general store.
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ST. JOHN'S.
M. Ky, in the west central station on the St. P., M. and part of Kandiyohi county, 7 miles from Willmar (c h), Population, 25. Exports, wheat, butter, 110 from St. Paul. Mail twice daily. Johannes Arntson, e<,'£,'s, hides and fur.
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Arntson Johannes, general Ebert Daniel, hotel propr.
store.
ST.
JOSEPH.
M. Ry, in the central eaststation on the St. P., M. ern part of Stearns county, 8 miles from St. Cloud (c h), and 82 saw-mill here ta,ke power from flouring" and a from St. Paul. the Sauk river, while another flouring mill is driven by steam.
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Exports, wheat,
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Store.
Culbertson, express and railroad agent. T. Saw-Mill.
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store.
Manvin Bros, general
Tanscher J, general
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Yellow Medicine county.
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ST.
MIOHAEL'S.
In Frankfort township, northeastern part of Wright county, 12 miles from Buffalo (c h), 10 from Itasca and Elk River, Popequally eligible railroad stations, and 40 from St. Paul. ulation, 25~ The Crow river here drives a saw and grist mill.
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Exports, general farm produce. Daily mail stage to F. T. Ayott, postmaster. apolis and Montioello.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayott F T, general store. Hafner Anton, saw-mill.
Kolbreclit Bros, flour mill.
Paul Peter, blacksmith.
Ryder John, physician. Weis G E, brewer.
Zachinan John, general
store.
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NICHOLAS.
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A postoffice
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Stearns county, 20 miles from St. Cloud
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PATRICK.
Lake to-nstip, south cen^ country postoffiee in Cedar mdes from S^.^^^^P^^^^ tral part of Scott county, 15 a hoUc radroad P"?^"^: 10 from Jordan, the nearest m the ^^^^^^/^J, ^'^^ church and common school are r. Semi-weekly mail. J' ^ and farm produce are the exports. postmaster. Flynn, general merchant,
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PAUL.
and great State of Minnesota, St Paul the capital of the occupies^a site thetnTmtlal metropolis of t^o Xonhwest tew strag.,iu the habitat of a fthich 40 years ago, was important cities n IVday'it is one of the most ^.matters e lit riches and strength, at a P^ce
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which was then included in the military reservation of Fort Snelling. They were expelled by the military commandant in May, 1840, but took up new claims in the present lower part of the city. The same year Rev. Mr. Gualtior arrived from Dubuque, la., and established a Roman Catholic chapel, which he dedicated to St. Paul, and thus the settlement obtained its name. In 184C a postoffice was established, in 1S47 a town site was surveyed, the plat recorded, and the first hotel built. In 1849 Minnesota Territory was organized and St. Paul fixed as its capital. In November of the same year St. Paul was incorporated as a town and made the seat of Ramsey county, which was organized at the same time. In 1850 the census returns showed the population to be 1,294. In 1851 the town was permanently fixed as the State Capital and a State House ordered built on a site donated by Charles Bazille, an early settler. The town went ahead rapidly, as immigration poured in, and in 1854, when its population was about 5,000, was incorporated as a city. Real estate speculation became rife in 1856, as the city continued to grow, doubling its population in a few months. New hotels were opened, fine stores and residences built, a police force established, a city hall erected, and the first bridge commenced. In 1857 an effort was made to remove the capital to St. Peter. An act to this effect was passed in both houses of the Legislature, but was defeated by the dilatory action of an enrolling clerk. A similar measure, passed in 1869, removing the capital to some point in Kandiyohi county, was vetoed by Governor Marshall. The crash of 1857 wrought fearful havoc
Paul, precipitating distressing misery, reducing the reputedly rich to penury, putting a period to building and business operations, paralyzing trade, and largely reducing the population. Until the outbreak of the war of the rebellion, the abomination of desolation seemed to brood over St. Paul. The inflation of the war period turned the tide, however, and the city began to renew her promises of future greatness. To the war St. Paul contributed 1,470 men, 124 of whom perished on the field of patriotism, and out of her poverty she made liberal gifts to the Sanitary and Christian Commissions at work among the troops. After the war the city grew ra})idly for several years. paid fire department was established, four steamers purchased, and a board of works entrusted with the control of public improvements created, and in 1874 the city boundaries were changed The census of 1875 gave the SO as to include West St. Paul. population as 33,178, and of Ramsey county aa 36,846. To-day St. Paul is 5 miles square, covering 25 superficial miles of teixitory, having one single street, Seventh, over 6
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miles long. Her population, by the last official census, is 41,738, not including the outlying districts, which, if counted in, would swell the number to some 55,000 souls. She has 200 miles of streets and 5 bridges across the Mississippi, 40 miles of blocks of houses are numbered, 12 miles of gas and 14 miles of water mains are laid, 25 miles of fire alarm telegraph wire are strung, and she has all the appointments of first-class eastern cities of far greater pretentions. To attain to her present condition, she has cut down bluffs, filled up lakes, turned declivities which formerly separated the upper and the lower towns into gently graded ascents, and transformed wooded bottoms into a levee and terminal grounds for the passenger depots of the great railroads which make her the center of a network of steel highways. St. Paul occupies a magnificent commercial position at the head of the navigation of the Mississippi. Until 1868 the river was her essential source of wealth, as the sole means of communication with the terminus of the eastern railroad system at Prairie du Chien or Dunleith, and j irior to the construction of railroads across Illinois and Wisconsin, with Galena and St. Louis. Her importance as a commercial center largely determined the location of the original land grant roads, and though railroad transit has largely superseded the river in the carriage of freight, navigation is still an important factor in the commercial economy of St. Paul. The improvements which have been commenced by order of Congress, in obedience to the popular demand, to secure the deepening of the channel to 4 or 5 feet during the low water season between St. Paul and St. Louis, will restore the steamboat trade to its former prosperity and afford the Northwest an immense advantage by giving an outlet via St. Louis and New Orleans to the seaboard. In 1S79 a very short navigable season the Keokuk Northern Packet line delivered at" St Paul 8,942 tons of freight and 2,124 head of horses, mules and cattle, and shipped thence 7,115 tons, including 56,155 bbls of flour. The Diamond Jo line delivered about 3^000 tons and shipped about 5,000 tons, including 25,000 bbls flour. Other boats from the St. Croix and Minnesota rivers probably received and delivered 1,000 tons of freight. The steamers carried thousands of summer tourists from the South to St, Paul. It is, however, as a great railroad focus that St. Paul is invested with her commanding commercial importance, for the railroad system of the entire northwest is tributary to her. Twelve great roads radiate from the city, and of these eight have their termini and headquarters here. Though there was not a mile of railroad in ^Minnesota prior to 1862, there are n.'W over 3,000 miles. In 1879 about 600 miles were added to the
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system of Northwestern roads centering in St. Paul, while twn of the distinctively St. Paul concerns were reorganized aii.i strengthened. The Xorthern Pacific railroad located its oinrative headquarters in the city, and is erecting a large office Up to January for business and 2 extensive freight houses. 1, 1880, 584 miles of road had been completed; the coinjiaiiy is now pushing ahead at the rate of a mile per day and this year will complete its eastern line to the Yellowstone river, about 225 miles beyond the Missouri. The St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Company has succeeded to the property and franchises of the St. Paul & Pacific companies, has "completed the Alexandria line, built a branch line from Crookston across the Red River of tinNorth to Grand Forks, which is to be continued westward across the wheat belt of Northern Dakota, in all 100 miles of road; built 56 sidings, 121 bridges and stations, and 4t' elevators, including 1 at St. Paul, with a combined capacity of The course of the road is, first from St. 1,016,000 bushels. Paul and Minneapolis to Breckenridge, thence down the Red River Valley to St. Vincent, where it connects with the Wiunepeg branch, continuing to Winnepeg, the flourishing capital of ^Manitoba, and thence to the projected crossing of th.Canadian Pacific Railway. Secondly, from St. Paul and Minneapolis up the Miss'issippi river to St. Cloud, theiicLacross the State to a junction with the other line near BariK-sville. Another branch is building from Sauk Centre south to Bis Stone Lake. The St. Paul & Duluth railroad, 155 miles from St. Paul !> the rapidly expanding Lake Superior city, last year built a short line to Knife Falls, on the St. Louis, and thus opened up an extensive pine region whose products are now making it one of the greatest lumber carrying roads in the country. It connects wtth ilinneapolis by its White Bear branch, ha~ a branch from White Bear to Stillwater, and is building another from Wyoming to Taylor's Falls. The Chicago, St. Paul & 31inneapolis Compliuy has removed its terminal work from Hudson, Wis., to St. Paul. This road runs from St. Paul via Hudson and Eau Claire and the C. & N. W. Ry, to Chicago. The Hastings & Dakota division of the C, M. & St. P. nominally extends from Hastings on the Mississippi to Ortonville on the western boundary of the State, at the foot ot BIl' Stone Lake, but practically has its terminus in St. Paul vi.i Farmington over the L & M. division of the C, M. & St. P. The'St. Paul & Sioux City Company has, by purchase and
construction, acquired a nearly complete line from Stillwater and River Fall? to Omaha and the Niobrara. It is ojieratia^' the W. S. F. branch, 03 miles; the Blue Earth City branch,
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miles; the BLuk Hills branch, the St. Paul, Stillwater and River Taylor's Falls branch, 24 miles, and the Hudson It is pushing its lines forward with Fails branch, 12 miles. all speed from Sioux City, Iowa, to a junction with the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha, westward from Sioux City up the Niobrara, and with the Black Hills division across Dakota to Poadwood, while the Blue Earth City division is being rap-
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extended southward into the coal fields of Iowa. "The Minneapolis & St. Louis extends southward from Minneapolis and St. Paul to Forest City, Iowa, with a branch from Minnea]iolis to White Bear Lake. The main line is being pushed to Fort Dodge. The connecting line between Minneapolis and St. Paul is being pushed to Fort Dodge. The Iowa and Minnesota division of' the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, from St. Paul via Faribault, Owatonna, Austin and Prairie du Chieu, to the State line and the river, or La Crosse division, have their Minnesota headquarters in The Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis furnishes an St. Paul.
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N. W. to eastern outlet via Hudson, Eau Claire and the C. Chicago, while the Xorth "Wisconsin, one of its branches, is being pushed toward an outlet on Lake Superior, at either Ashland or Bayfield. This necessarily condensed survey of the railroad system of St. Paul may be" made somewhat more
complete by some freightage statistics. Unfortunately, at the time of writing, complete and detailed operations of all the roads are not obtainable. The figures given, though but partial, will serve to convey some idea of the extent of the city's trade as a distributing center:
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union passenger depot, to accommodate the huge passenger traffic, is one of the features of the year's business. St. Paul and jNIinneapolis have been dependent for their east<Tn outlet upon the C, M. & St. P., the C, St. P. & M., and the C. & N. W. Rys. It is now felt that the time has come for more extended transportation facilities. new road is
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building a railroad direct from St. Paul to Sault St.Marie, to connect there with a Canadian road to Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. The present St. Paul system is completed by a number of local branches and feeders. In tluwords of a report of the Chamber of Commerce "Within a year one of the distinctively St. Paul roads has become one of the greatest of lumber carriers. Within the same time St. Paul has been placed in position to receivi-. handle and export the wheat crop of the Xew Northwest. A year from now it Avill be cheaj>ly supplied with coal, as it i^ now with wood, and its facilities for obtaining the oi'es and metals of the Lake Superior mineral regions are unequaled. Three years from now it will be the collecting and distributing point for the largest lumber traffic concentrated at any one point in the world."
talists for
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THE WHOLESALE TRADE
of St. Paul is a growth of the past dozen years or so. In that time the steady advancement of the city as adistributinu' point has been rapid. Ten years ago the trade was but §7,500,000 per annum. In 1879 243 wholesale houses, employing 1,927 hands, did business amounting to §37,000,0U(i. Every branch of trade is represented in the city. Wholesahhouses are beginning, as in New York and Chicago, to confine themselves to special lines of business, while the wholesale trade is being supplemented and increased by the e.xti-nsive employment of trained and expert labor. Since thi compilation of the figures from which the above total wataken, several new establishments have been added to the
wholesale and jobbing trade of the city.
MANUFACTURES.
Space will not permit a detailed statement of the manufacturing interests of St. Paul. The total value of products of manufacture in 1879 was §8,967,200. There were, in July, 1880, 665 manufacturing establishments in the city, employing 6,911 hands, and operated by 1,314 horse power of steam. AmonCT the great industrial enterprises are the St. Paul Harvester Works, whose output last year footed up -51,000,oihi; the St. Paul Plow Works, a young concern but one of brilliant promise the St. Paul Foundry and Manufacturing Company, engaged in constructing steam boilers, and about U' add car works the vast car works of the various railroad companies and the great drug grinding and compoundinLT works. Below are S(jme figures taken from the statistical report Bookbinding and blank books, §47,000; boots and shoe'. §534,850; book'and job printing, §172,000; brewing and m:dt; ; ;
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bridge building, $160,000; carpentering and liiiililing, 6675,000; carriages, wagons, etc., $218,000; cigars, farm $J-^5,Oo"o, confectionery, $-05,000; crackers, $107,000; iinplenionts, $300,000; flouring, $615,000; foundries and machinery work, $322,000; furs, $78,000; harness, $149,000; clothing, $217,756; house furnishing, $119,000; chemicalsaud medicines, $127,000; tailoring, $327,000; millinery, etc., $135000; publishing, $384,000; overclothing, duck goods, b.ags, etc., $619,000; pork and beef packing, $178,000; railway shop and yard work, $650,000; architectural iron work, $76,000; sash, doors and moldings, $87,000; soap, candles, lard oil, $152,000; steam boilers, $67,000; tin, copper and sheet iron working, $163,000. Three cigar factories, coffee and spice mills, a distillery and a saw-mill of 140 horse power, the whole employing 175 men, have been recently added to the manufacturing interests of St. Paul. The city requires furniture factories, as there is an unfailing supply of hard wood to be had. There is room for many specialties in the working of metals, for the investment of more capital in wagon making, and the manufacture of all kinds of agricultural machinery and implements, for stone and earthenware makers, for a retlnery of amber cane products, ^or linseed oil mills, paper mills, flouring mills and lumber mills, in fact for the production of goods of every description, which can be sold in the West and Northwest. The retail trade of St. Paul has shared in the general a.lvancement of prosperity, and is constantly expanding. Accur.ite figures have not been collated as to the volume ofbusiness for 1879, but it has been estimated at $20,000,000. It is not confined to the city, but operates, by samples and orders, all over the Northwest. ^ >^j4
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LUMBER
i.--
henceforward to play an important part in St. Paul's comlaiTcial economv. The lumber lino formed in the fall of 1S7'.), by tlie St. P. &"S. C, the C, M. & St. P., and the Kansas City A St. Jo Rys, for the transportation of lumber, from its diff'li lit seats of manufacture in Minnesota and Wisconsin, to N\ (Stern Iowa, Kansas and 3Iissouri, has its headquarters in •*^l. Paul, and there is promise that the carrying out of its i'lans will make the city the center of a vast lumber trade, ^a^t year an extensive sheer boom was constructed in the Mis•ii-sipi opposite Upper St. Paul, capable of holding some 75.000,(100 feet of logs. During the summer a sluice-way was
•
'lie
"iistructed by the government at a cost of $10,00ii, to 'allow logs to pass over the Falls without damaging the apron.
I>iiring the present
season this
St.
Paul boomis being
])ut in
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
&
fall line of Darling, Brown Bh*Tp»'t HAchlnliU' To.:U. 35 E«X
TMfd
St.. Bi.
?.uL
r\^y;v:i
Cutlery and Plated nmn Pnnrin Lamp UUOUS, Johnson's Crockery House, '''l^SllUZt''-'I
"^^^^^
"Ware,
at Chark-s
606
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operation as the receptacle of all logs seeking a market bolcv*the Falls, and several saw-mills are being constructed for tinmanufacture of lumber, an industry which St. Paul has herttofore lacked for a number of years. The subjoined table will show at a glance the progn«which St. Paul has made in the 10 years between 1869" and
1879:
1869.
1879.
55.0(^0
Population Wholesale Trade Manufactures Railroad Freight, tons River Freight, tons Post Office, income
19,000
$ 7,500,000
§ 3,375,000
75,000 63,000 §30,000
e36,94s.(.(Hi
^S.'JUT.imhi
710,. .i")
12,410
Ssi.yt-ti
Banking Capital
Averag:e Deposits
$ 1,125,000
S2,.Wi,ooo
$5,U00.O'«i
$4,5,0(I(».('(kp
I 1,400,000
$16,600,000
Exchange Sold
Personal Property, Assessments Real Estate Assessments
^ 2,647,500 $ 5,977,387
?!5,491.ii-'i.
§17,30(i.4m;
To attempt anything like a detailed statement of St. Paul's financial, commercial "and manufacturing interests, would Seven banks require a volume, therefore we must generalize. have a capital of >!2,523,000, showing an average daily depu-^it sold last year 845,000,000 of exchange, and daily of $5,000,000; discounted an average 'of 84,500,000. Four grain elevators have a combined capacity of 2,358,000 bushels and others are being added. The 5 per cent, bonds of the city sell at She has 12 par, and the city is worth 85,000,000 in money. building associations whose members pay in 85,000 per month; she has 45 secret societies, 3 orphan asylums, 3 hospitals susat the public expense, 25 charitable and beneyoK'at institutions, 15 clubs and societies, social, literary, artistic and She is the headlibrary, and 3 Homes for friendless women.
tained
Army of the Dakota, embracing half a <1o7aii and territories. She is the political capital of the Statr, and the government of the Union is there represented in the and St. Paul custom .house, internal revenue offices, district circuit courts and detective service. SCUOOLS AND CHURCHES. In educational matters St. Paul takes a high rank. >li'' has 12 public schools, among which the Jefferson, Lincoln, Madison and Franklin are three-storied structures, and the whole system will compare with that of any other city in tlucountry. The Roman Catholic population do not send th.ir
quarters of the
states
children to the public schools, but to the parochial, of wiiirii There are also Lutheran and privat-there are a number. The school roster stood as follows at the opening oi schools. the present year:
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dall
TijcT Rakes, EanSeeders, CanSt., St.
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Pulvermng Haxrows, Triumph
etc.,
ton Plows, Boggles,
18 W, 3d
Paal.
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3,500 1,790
Public schools Roman Catholic schools Lutlieran schools Episcopal schools Private schools
Total
300 45 250
5,885
50 churclies, some of them being among the The Assumption church, Roman in the country. Catholic, is an immense and splendid edifice, ^vhioh cost Baptist church, built of pink Kasota N-2'20,000. The First limestone, cost >ilOO,000, and is an architectural triumph. Tlie House Presbyterian, Christ's and St. Paul's Episcopal churches are uncommonly fine structures, testifying to the The denominations laro-e liberality of the congregations. represented by the churches are, Adventist, Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Episcopal, Evangelical, Hebrew, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Swedenborgian,
Paul handsomest
St.
lias
Unitarian and Universalist.
THE PRESS.
So far as the daily newspaper press is concerned, St. Paul The Pioneer Press, published simultanetakes a high place. ously in St. Paul and Minneapolis, is one of the great dailies of the Union, holding its own with the Chicago morning papers. The Globe and Despatch are enterprising and newsy
s^heets.
print.
The Volkzeitung is a daily and weekly German Other publications are the Daily Hotel Reporter, Le Canmlien (French), weekly Warte, weekly ^'^orfhwestern Chronicle, ^fin|^esota Democrat, weekly weekly; A. 0. U. W. Monthly ; Independent Fanner and Fireside Compianion, monthly.
Deutsche
; ;
BUILDING
Paul at a surprising pace since the revival of business and prosperity. Few well-established business houses in the city which have not had to enlarge or
in St.
Has been going ahead
put up new structures, and the business area is constantly swallowing up more and more intramural territory. The building operations of the present year are something stu-
pendous. Six hundred and fifty-five new buildings were constructed last year. Among them were the 2 freight houses of the St. P., M. & 31. Ry, each over 500 feet long, and an defiant 3-story building' on the corner of Third and Wacouta streets. The St. P. tt D. Co. commenced even more extensive promises on the opposite corner. The new market house on ><Vfnth street, 280x80 feet, 3 stories high, was com]>Ieted as t" tlu- superstructure during tlie season, and will be finislieil
WILSON
& JOKDAii^^<^n^^'?»-^-f^i^:.
and Spodfications fnnushed
ou short J kinds of Boildingi
AHCHITECTa,
Minneapolis. ^P!:
Gr ETlKKinn^nn ll r
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^®®P^ °° h&ni tte finest Trench, Engli.i Scotch and Gennan Suitings, Minneapolis.
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elegant stores, the Davi^ison Block, of the same proportions, Fhe German Amerii:iii Bank, the Berkey, Willoughby, Schulte, Warm, and (.ith, business blocks, have enriched the business part of the citv Among the manufactoi-ies erected were Schurmeier's S-stiTv brick wagon and carriage factory, Crittenden's rooting \\iirk>. McAtfee's iron works, O'Leary's pork packing establishnicnt. and additions to the St. Paul iron foundry, to the St. I'aiii manufacturing company's buildings, to the harvester work-, plow works, railroad machine shops and other manufactorii v Large numbers of costly private residences, costing fi-nn. $15,000 to 825,000 have also been erected. The Sherman Hon-.has added a -l-story extension, St. Joseph's Hospital has erert' a large additional building on its grounds, the German Lutlieians have finished a 3-story school house in the upper part d Wabasha street, and the State Reform school has put up ' large 3-story buildings. Among the works undertaken this season is the UninP Depot, to cost SioOjOOO for the main building, and al)oiit $350,000 including site and trackage. The Xorthera Paciti' Railway has on hand a freight depot on Prince street ovti1,000 feet long, and elegant headquarters on the corner -: Fourth and Wacouta streets. The C, M. & St. P. is enga-cl upon a freight house 1,000 feet long on the river bank. Tli' M. is busily at work upon a passenger stati'm. St. P., M. The ."^t. transfer house, round house, and other structures. P. & S. C. Co. has transferred its mechanical headquarters tSt. Paul, and is building extensive machine and car shopwhich will cover 40 acres.
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CIVIC GOVEEXilEXT.
The civic government of St. Paul is vested in the handof a mayor (William Dawson, Esq.) and common couiuil. and the administration is marked by wise economy. Th'
total indebtedness of the city is 81,519,310.71, mainly incni'1 1" red for railroad bonuses and public improvements. receipts of the city treasury, in 1879, from all sources wn--§448,508.62. The assessment on real and personal proiurt;. at about 40 per cent, of cash valuation was, for l-""The tax levy for the same year was, accordin.' $22,791,512. to the report of the comptroller, 7 The total Stair. mills. 1" county, city and board of education levy was 13 mills. paid fire department, of 43 members, is a very efficient oiu'. and the police force is a well disciplined body.
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AS A
St.
SUMMER RESORT
who
Paul has always been popular, especially to southerner^. are beginning to flock back as they did before the " .i'-
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
81 Eobert
St., St.
Paul, Miiuj
h»T»all brindsof Keatnck Boaikj»: lad Kye Wtuakey constantly on t*a
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General ronBdere and MacMiiiiCi, Cor. 2d St, and Fifth Ave. Scntli, UinneapoUs, Minn.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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of the city was due to lu truth, much of the earlv prosperity by men who came the fact of liberal investments being made First-class hotel accomfor health and remained for business. in and near the city, and thus accusmodation keeps visitors and thrift. toms them to the regular sight of its prosperity the Special reference under this head may be made to
lit R<-
This house contains -OO roomi toi iruests, but it can rei Iht building is heited lonably accorainod ite 2oO ptopU A pa-^-tn^'tr ele\itor by steam and Mipplied with ^is Tlie number oi guesis range connects with all the floors. daily, indicating an aggregate of from 100 and upward, about 35,000 yearly. It is but a block from the depot, and The hotel is not is the favorite resort for traveling men. surpassed this side of Chicago in its appointments, and it is in the United States for its capacity and safe to say by none The proprietor, Col. A. Allen, has built up its pretensions. patronage from a feeble beginning until it ranks to-day second to no similar enterprise^in this country, as a steady, payIts worthy head is as popular as is ing, well managed hotel. his house; is generous to a fault, social with all, and a liberalminded, public spirited man. For a number of terms he has been alderman of the citv of St. Paul, and for many years he
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Paper, Pitch, etc. k/JntOfi-al T^^'' ^^^*' ^''^^"S iCUGl lali Selden & Grygla, lU N. 3d St., lliimeapoU».
y;
IMON & OHIO STONEWARES""'"'"-^
00.,
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has been prominently identified with her growth and prosperity.
Another famous hostchy
is
the
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METROnU.IT.O-
This hotel, of which Col. E. C. Belote is proprietor, is 80 feet on Third by -200 on Washington street, H^" on Fourth, tive stories high, and contains 200 rooms, capalil''
of
is
accommodating
'2.50
guests.
It cost 'JloOjOOO.
The
ollici-
very large and airy, fronting on two streets, the flu'ir being of beautiful marble tiles. It has a passenger elevatir, hot and cold water on each floor, is heatetl by steam, anil in Tlie fact is furnished with all modern hotel improvements. proprietor. Col. E. C. Belote, is a whole-souled, genial g<ntleman, and entertains all guests in a princely style. Tluhotel is patronized extensively by tourists and travelers f'lr pleasure. On its register will be found constantly names of famous and noted personages from all parts of the world.
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
of Boetoiu
forfeiture
I
Law of lIaM»cbniett» Broriiies t^fsiM*
J.WaUoa,
6»ii'l
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
A^.,
81.
J.
PmI,
1!;-°-
Largest, Finest and Most Complete Drug in the West.
Warehouse
NOYES BROS.
&
CUTLER,
IMPORTERS
Wholesale Druggists
68 and 70
Sibley, cor. Fifth Street,
ST.
PAUL, MINN.
PEAUCRS AT TH0LE3ALB IH
PAINTS. OILS
S
GLASS.
Chemicals, Patent Medicines.
Homceopathic Medicines,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods and Druggiste' Sundries, Cigars and Smokers' Articles, Artists' Materials, Brushes, etc, Razors and Pocket Cutlery,
Fishing Tackle,
eto., etc.
LUBRICATING
OILS, ETC.
DYES AND DYE-WOODS,
Soda Water Apparatus and Materials; Brewers, Confectioners, Supplies; Fine Coach, S. W. Manufacturers and Soapmakers
Furniture and other Varnishes, etc.; Naval Stores, Tar,
Pitch,
Oakum,
etc.,
Benzine, Gasoline,
etc.
MANTJFACTlJBttaa Of
Standard Pharmaceutical Preparations.
Buyers of Wax, Gineeng and Senega Roots,
eto.
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PIPTI I^^Q r lU 1 UfiLOj
608
Prames and Looking-Glasses,
at
CHAELES JOHNSAI
SOFS, 513 Washington Ave.
South, Minneapol:!.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Everton J, physician, TO "VT 3d. Abramson Mrs Hannah, second hand store, 29 Acly & O'Connor, meat market, 47 Robert.
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George, hardware, stoves, etc, 84 Jackson. Q, Grain Commission, 60 E 3d. Ahern James M, saloon, 66 Minnesota. and Wm), Proprs Albcrlson Bros (Charles Laundry, SB E 3d. {&e adv.) Albrecht Christian, hamessmaker, 178 E 7th.
Adams
Adams John
H
COD
Albrecht
E
& Bro
(Ernst
and Charles), Fur Mnfrs,
{See ad>\ -^d tJ;/ pac/e.) 34 E 3d. Albrecht, L.aiipher' &. Finch (Ernest Albrecht, Obed P Lanpher, Dudley B Finch), Wholesale Hats,
Albright
Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, Umbrellas and Buck Goods, 108 and 110 E 3d. H, agent S Express Co, 30 E 3d. Aldenberg &: Conhaim, wholesale cigars, 70 Jackson. Allen A, Fropr Merchants' Hotel, cor 3d and Jackson. Allen Charles W, silverplater, 82 Robert. Allen James P, druggist, cor Jackson and 7th. Allis &, Alll!^ (Lorenzo and Frederick), Lawyers, Rouni 11 McQuillan Block, cor 3d and Wabasha. Alnaes Arne L, clothing, 48 Jackson. American B H O and Sewing Machine Co, A L Mitchell mau-
W
U
ager, 13
W
3d.
Anicrican Express Co, E F Warner
and Agent, cor 4th and Wabasha.
Division
Supt
Amort
Bros, saloon, 62 3d. Amos Jacob H, cigar mnfr, 72 3d. Anderson Bros, grocers, 82 Minnesota. Anderson Lina, merchant tailor, 34 Jackson. Anderson L, carpets, etc, 86 E 3d. Anderson G W, grocer, 112 St Peter. Anderson watches and jewelry, 151 E 7th.
W
W
Wm
Wm,
Anoka
Eliniber Mills, Thomas Cochrane
Clark Trcas and Manager,
GH
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Warren
Pres, 3d. Sec, 27
W
AE
Anushinsky
Archibald
ILarris, notions, 19
7th.
3d. <fc Schurmeier, merchant millers, 34 Armbruster Joseph, junk dealer, cor 3d and Rosabel. Arzt Mrs Caroline, flour and feed 135 Mississippi. Athey Henry H, painter, 62 Robert. Aureden Henry, propr Minnesota Home, cor 3d and Rosabel. Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson & Co, wholesale dry goods, cor 3d and Wacouta. Austrian Julius, Commission Merchant, 81 Jack.«on.
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Hall's Patent Infallible
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Hashow,Maish& Davis,
E. A.
5 faction
^&ranle«d. Misneapollfc
AXD BCblXESS DIRECTORY.
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RICHARDS,
JCASlTiCnUER OP
Ventilators.
Galvanized Iron Cornices
Window Caps and
ll.^^^-Asphalt, Pitch. Gravel, Iron and Tin Roofer All kinds of Jobbing m Slicct Iron and Metal Work. All Work guaranteed and Estimates given.
G6
EAST srVFNTll STREET.
ST rALL. MIXNKSOTA.
George
L.
Farwell
IN
WHOLESALE DEALER
HARDWARE,
Agricultural Implements
Agent for Howe Scales.
Orders by mail carefully and promptlj' executed.
.
136
«
EAST THIRD STREET
ST.
PAUL, MINN.
Eeep a full line of Darlbp, Brown k Blmrpe'B Machinists' Toc'.s. 35 Eirt
XMid
St.,
Kingsbury
& Draper
8L Pad.
CDD
or
610
?^ 3 K n!i\Ol
5
n VT !D f^ r« T"^ Of Latest Style made to order, at U ¥ LiluUA Og. r. Farrington's, Minneapolis.
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Avcrill. Russell
Wm
&
Carpenter
(John
T
Averill,
A
Russell, Herbert
M
Carpenter),
and Bacon G
Baeon
«& Lamliie (Elijah X Bacon, D D Lambie), Druggists and Depot for Dental and Surgical Instruments, cor 3d and Wabasha. Bahnemann George, grocer and saloon, 280 E 7th. Bailey Andrew O, hides, pelts and furs, 10 Jackson. "Win F, Brass Founder and Mnfr of All Kinds
Mnfrs and Wholesale Stationers, 150 Vaux, lawyer, InsjersoU block.
Paper Dealers and 152 E 3d.
Bailey
of Brass Goods, 67
E
t3th.
3d. Baker & Letteau, dressmakers, 70 Bahne ]SIorgau, grocer, 227 Broadway. Barker ]\Iiss Carrie, milliner, 204 E 7th.
W
BardCll
and
3d.
Kowlaild,
Grain
Dealer,
corner
Robert
Barnuiii Augustus
Bartliel
K
Real Estate, 26
^ E
3d.
^
Barrett Morris E, restaurant, 80 Robert. Barthel Dominic, merchant tailor, 140 St Peter.
E
J, Wholesale Dealer
in
Leather and Findmgs,
29 Robert.
Barwise Thomas, shoemaker, 45 Robert. Bass F B <fc Co, furniture, 57 Jackson. Bassford Edward P, architect, Ingersoll block. Bast John, grocer and saloon, cor Hoppe and E 7th. Bates Joseph W, liveiy, 91 E 6th. Batty Mrs J, milliner, 91 E 7th. Bayer John, shoemaker, 44 Jackson.
Bauer Charles, mnfr show cases, etc, 118 E 5th. Bazille J A & Bro, painters, 97 Jackson. Beaupre, Allen & Keogh, wholesale grocers, 143 E 3d. (Edwin S Beck, Adolph Rank), House Beek «& and Sign Painters, 87 E 4th. druggist, 161 E 7th. Becker R A, Beecher Samuel A, dentist, 6 E 3d.
Rank
Charles, saloon, 97 E 5th. Bell Charles N, lawyer, 60+ E 3d.
Behm
Bclotc lirastus C,
Propr Metropolitan Hotel, cor an<l Washington. Bender Peter, saloon, 138 St Peter. Benning Bernard, grocer, 123 Canada. Benson, Bates & Co, mnfrs harrows, 18 Jackson. Bentle Enijel, baker and confectioner, 240 Robert. Bcnz CjVor^O, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, 93 3(1.
M
W
BerS">"«» J^oloinon,
Jackson.
nide.s, Pelts,
Furs and Wool, 63
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. ^^^^tst^i
and KjB "Whiskey oonBtantly
CPI TIlUriOTHM Dl r UnC UIMl
.
Sole
Ag'tillLBUKS WAGONS, Tiger Rakjs,R«.
d^llP"l«ri2iiig Harrows,
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Seeder., Can-
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Gil
FERGUS FAHEY
No. 68 Third Street
ST.
JNO. A.
PAUL, MINNESOTA.
A. C.
BERKKY.
FRAKV.
JOHN
A.
BERKEY&
CO.,
Spice Millers
ROASTERS AND GRINDERS OF COFFEE.
SLiNVFiCTCRKRS OP
Flavoring Extracts, Baking Powder, Etc.,
JOBBERS OF TEAS, GREEN COFFEE MERCHANTS.
135
EAST FOURTH
St. :E=a.^l.
in the
ST..
of the kind
The Largest Manufacturing Establishment
Northwest.
ffiON&JORDAN^HsSiSi
OHIOSTONEWAREr*"'"""-^^ HAEMON &
CO.,
Minaea,.
612
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Berkey John A
Berkey Peter,
Corners.
Co
(John
A
Berkey), Proprs Riv-
erside Coffee and Sjiice Mills, Mnfrs Baking Powdi-r, Flavoring Extracts, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Etc, 135 E {See ci'h; bottom end and pa;/e 611.) 4th.
Livery and Boarding Stables,
Sev<.-ii
Berkman C C it Son, vet surgeons, cor 6th and Cedar. Berkman Wm, notions, etc, 75 E Seventh.
Bernhard Charles, stoves and tinware, 102 Wabasha. Bernheim Nathan, second-hand goods, 110 Wabasha.
Berrisford Enoch F, b.aker, 6:^ E^jth. Berrisford Thomas, baker, 65 E 5th. Berthiaume Louis, superintendent St Paul plow works. Berttossi Frank, painter, 108 9th. Beulke Theodore W, meat market, 159 E Tth. Biebighauser Otto, hardware, stoves, etc, 270 E 7th. Bigelow, Flanilrau Clark, lawyers, 28 E .3d. Big^forcl .llareilS A, Agent HalFs Safe and Lock Co. 46 Jackson. (.S>: left hand bottom lines.) Biggs Edward II, wholesale druggist, 80 E 3d.
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Bihs;iia9ii Frederiek V, Musical Merchandise, \y 3d. Birmingham T F & Bro, grocers, 272 E 7th. Bjarnstad Julius, stair builder, n e cor 13th and Jackson. Blakemore George, gilder, 85 3d.
Biasing
VI
H
W
A, grocer,
3-tO
E
7th.
BlOfUrett «&
Blumenthal
0!«_s:oo<l (Harvey
F
Osgood), Planing Mill, Mnfrs Boxes
Refrigerator,
Sally,
Blodgett, Benjamin F and the Fi>lier
7th.
w
s
Cedar bet 6th and
Boerilllier Peter,
second-hand goods, 60 Wabasha. Optician, ilodel Maker and Mnfr
..>I
Mathematicnl Instruments, 38 E 3d. «fc Efillllsiok, General Commission Merchants and Dealers in Butler and Eggs, 44 Robert. Bond Peter J, saloon, 12 E 3d. Bonn Henry, coppersmith, 87 Cedar. Booth Walter R, baker, etc, 15 Wabasha. Bowdeil BrOfS, Wholesale Confectioners and Mnfrs of Po]> Corn, S4 Canada. Boivlill Patriek J, Wholesale Wines, Liquors and
Bolirer
Cigars, 38 Sibley.
Brache Charles, cigar mnfr and barber, 169 V Braden J B & Bro, hardware, 47 E 3d. Bradley Alfred, boots and shoes, 237 E 7th. Bradley Wm, carpenter, 10 E 9th. Bradshaw Edward H, saloon, 104 3d.
E
7th.
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HA
A
TivtiAnv^t
l*'^^"
BoBlon.
^ceseeth the
J,
Evil
and Insure:^
.
rrUUSril
•^'"^self."
New England Matc-il Life InsaMHCs C J.WATSON,St.Panl,Gen'lAgeiit:orlIin!i.^
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Hashow, Maish
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& Davis, g|—
cents for Hancock's Icaplr
The Vest tcilerfeedcriunse e.^^^J 2JSt.&5t!iATe.S.,Mimieftpolia
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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013
PeabodyBros.&Co,
ESTABUSHED
1859.
DIPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Wines and
A^^)
Liquors
Packages
in
fixe old kentucky bourbon
RYE WHISKIES.
Imported Liquors
in Original
and out
of bond.
No. 96 East Third
ST. PAUL.
ful attention.
H. B.
Street,
Mail and City orders will receive prompt and care-
SAYNOR.
E. Y.
GASAWAY.
luteruational Hotel
SAYNOR & GASAWAY,
Cor.
Pkop'rs.
seventh and JACKSON
St.
Sts.
Paul, Minnesota.
TEI^ilvdS,
$X.50
^'lEI^ D-^^H".
NO BAR
IN
CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
Qirlln'*
rorractories,Mills, Bridges,
etc.
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Builders and Gfincnl 401 Washington Avenne 3.,.v MioaeapoUa, Mian
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Bradstreet Co The, mercantile agency, Powell Macy sup.jni: tendent, cor 3d and Minnesota. Brady Harry A Co, fish, game, etc, 19 E 7th. Brandhorst, Moeller Co, sash, doors and blinds, cor Otli anl Cedar. Brantbcrg James G, shoemaker, 138 E 7th. 3d. Brautigan Mrs C, toys, 178 Brautigan Frederick, cigar mnfr, 178 AV 3d. (Arnold Brecher, George \V Breclier, Beclit «!fe Bccht), Wholesale Notions, Furnishing Goods, Etc., :\'i.i Mnfrs Overalls and Mens' "Wear, 104 E 3d. Breen & Young, stone contractors, cor Minnesota and 9th. Breg Joseph, grocer, 52 Eagle. Breidert L, hardware and stoves, 20 E 3d. Brennan James, livery, 114 Wabasha. Brewer Nicholas R, artist, 12 McQuillan Block. Briggs Merrill, shirt factory and laundry, 34 Jackson. Brisbine G, physician, 87| 3d. Brouchear & Dillon, blacksmiths,. 85 E 6th. Brown Andrew, saloon, cor 5th and Rosabel.
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Brown Charles, sale stable, rear of postotBce. Brown Edgar A, jeweler, 75 E 3d. Brown James H, grocer, cor 5th and Robert. Brown Peter V, news depot, Merchants' Hotel and
Wabasha.
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Brown
Foster, books, stationery, etc, 124 Jackson. Bruce Robert, barber, 5 E 7th. J Bells Agt. Bruii^^vick 51, Billiard Table Mnfrs, 20 and 22 Jackson. Charles S, Lawyer, 37 Wabasha. Jolin la, Dentist, s E 3d. Buclianan Homer W, dentist, cor 3d and St Peter. Buegor Henry, saloon 168 3d. Buflington Lerov S, architect, cor 3d and Jackson. Burwell Agt, Mnfrs Plou-. 1) Co, J Browne Sulky and Gang Plows, Road Scrapers, Culti\:i-
&
& Blake Co The J
A
Bryant Bryant
W
Buford
tors
B
&
H
and Harrows, and Dealers in Jackson Wagons \See Victor and Star Sulky Hay Rakes, 149 E 3d. front eover.)
{See adv.) II, Florist, 23G E 10th. tlorist, City Market. Schoch, grocers, 80 Jackson. Burch Peter, shoemaker, 10 Washington. Burcs Nicholas, Catholic books, 30 Exchange. Burgess Mrs Josephine, hoop skirts, etc, 32'^W 3d. Burke Ellen, grocer, cor 4th and Minnesota.
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Bunde H Buncman
B,
&
SGHEFERS BROS.
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Third Street, ST.
'^'°''' ""' '' PAUL, Mi:
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Manufactured
for
Banks, Mill
Men and
Corpora-
Blank-Books
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KENNY
BROS.
St.
Corner Third and Wacouta Streets,
Paul,
Steam t oilers, j asomeiers
Water and
Oil
Tanks,
mOIT JAIL
—
.1>-D
VAULT
WORK
Smoke Stacks and Britchens. All kinds of Plate and Sheet Iron Work made to order.
P. O.
Box
1125.
MiniiGSGta
Type Foundry.
FROST, PERRY & CO.
Type Founders, Electrotypers ^Stereotypers
31
FTt-sies
and 33 East Fifth
St. (old Nos.) St. Paul,
Minn.
EloctT0t3T)ins
an
1
and Stereotyping in all il 3 branches at Chicafro prices. Printing Prlntini? Material ot all kinds, manufacture manv kinds of Type, sell the Type of all Tvpe Founders at the same prices as thoufrh bought direct.
and
We
A. E.
MELLGRE.N.
CHAS.
U.
MELLGREN
A.VD
COWHAil.
&
COWHAM,
MELLGREN,
Successors to A. E.
Engravers, Plate Printers,
MANIFACTI-RERS OF
Seals,
Rubber Stamps, Steel Stamps and Wood Engraving a Specialty.
Stencils,
>5
East Third Street,
ST.
PAUL, MINN.
MnUrittenden
& Co.-Si-SS^^^
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Charles Johnson,'"'''"' Ij ington Ave.
616
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South,
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Burkhard Wm R, gunsmith,
E
3d.
Burkley Martin, machinist, 9th bet Cedar and Minnesota.
Burnham Lucius (Burnhara & Jones), res 15 Olmsted. Blirnliaill «k Jones, Cement and Sewer Pipe Mnfr-. n s Nash bet Mississippi and Debow, Office 7 Somerset.
{See adv.)
Burnaud Frederick, saloon, 16t3 E Tth. Burnes John E, cigars and tobacco, 86 "Wabasha.
Caldwell Charles C, propr St Nicholas Hotel, 107 E 3d. Callahan David, grocer, 6 Pearl. Campbell, Burbank & Co, wholesale clothing, 83 E 3d. Canada Southern Fast Freight Line, Angus B Wilgus agent, 46 Jackson. Capehart Augustus R, lawyer, 40 E 3d. Cardinal & Billiard, proprs Chippewa Hotel, 61 Robert. Cardozo Benjamin N, furniture, 75 Jackson. Carel F C. teacher of French, cor E 7th and Jackson. Carey & Makinson, carpenters and builders, 118 Robert. Cariveau, Priedeman & Co, grocers, cor 7th and Robert.
Burr Walter T, la^ryer, u ^^' cor 3d and Robert. Burr & Co, cigars and tobacco, 127 E 7th. Burton B, grocer, 256 Robert. Burton & Rosenholtz, second-hand goods, 85 and 87 Buschmann & Co, wagonmakers, 281 E 7th. Byrne Wm, hotel, 108 Minnesota.
E
7th.
Carlson & Blomgren, painters, 246 Jackson. Carou Ouesime, shoemaker, 99 Robert. Carpenter Warren J, lawyer, 29 E 3d. Jackson, horseshoers, cor 4th and St Peter. Cashill Casserly Frank, confectioner, 9U E 7th. Catholic Colonization Society, Bishop Ireland director, cor
&
Wabasha and 6th. Cavender Abram H, carriage mnfr, 58 E 5th. Cavietzel Louis C, hat and bonnet bleachery, 81 Robert. Caviezel Christian, saloon, 67 Wabasha. D Rogers Chamber of Commerce, H H Sibley pres,
15
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Wm
sec,
3d.
Chamberlin
W
E, grocer, 145 Mississippi.
ChailtUer
Chanson
A, General Agent C, Co, cor 3d and Jackson.
19
John
M &
St
P Ry
& Gautier, restaurant, Chase C \V «fc €o (Charles
mission, 105 Jackson.
W Chase), Produce and Comi:^I
W
3d.
Chase
&:
Dyer,
Proprs Eastern Fish Packing Co,
Jackson.
{See ado.)
Hall's
ST. PAUL Safe I Lock Co. r"'™''°""°"" inga, 46 Jackson
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T, sell
Hashow,Maish& Davis, SI
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aad eicbange all kjndt ngires and M.icliinery. Cor. i, 5th Ave.S., Minneapolis.
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CHARLES FRIEND,
JIanufacturer. \\n>ole«ale and Retail Dealer in
Harness, Saddlery
Whips, Nets, Lap Rob^s, Eorse Clothing,
etc.
No. 59 Jackson Street,
ST.
PAUL, MINN.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber
in
TEAS,
SFICES,
ST.
COFFEES
FR FITS, FTC.
PAUL, MINN.
103 Jackson Street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
MEKPvELL KYDER,
Exporter of Furs and Commission Dealer in
Skins, Wool, Hides, Ginseng. Game And MANUFACTURER of FURS and ROBES.
No. 55 Jackson Street,
Ammunition and Traps. ST. PAUL,
MINN.
(SUCCESSOR TO BENZ
JL
BECHT,)
IN
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
Foreign I Domestic
Agent
for
Wines snd Liquors
Co.. Toledo, O.
the
Lenk Wine
APOLLmAP.IS WATER, LONDON PORTER, SCOTCH ALE,
No. 93 West Third Street. St. Paul, Jlinnosota.
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RllilHoro' Uarrf!''/oi'Q^^^^'^^^<^3"^°o^^ UUnUul nai U t JCil C bnry&Draper. 35E.XUrdSt.,8i.PaaL
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Artistic Tailor.
Dress Suits a
Speci.\lLy.
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Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis,
Mi nu.
iriNNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Chemical
Co
Hair
:?Iauulactiiriu§^ Co, John
3Iiit'rs
A
Berk, y
&.
Proprs,
Pure Flavorina; Extracts, PcrfuuuTv.
Cliieaso, St
Line, H H
W
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I»aiil, 5Iiiinea|iolis «& Omaha Bishop Gen Man.i-.T, K Porter Pros, J Gen Superintendent, F B Clarke Gen Tnitli. Winter
Oils, Inks, Etc, 135
E
-Ith.
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{See ('/'•.) Manac;er, OtHces cor 3d and Jackson. Chicago, St Paul «t Minneapolis Ry, St Paul & Sioux City 11 R, Sioux Citv & Paeitic R R, and Kansas City, St Jn-, j.li lumber line, G E Storkljri.l-^r & Council Bluffs manatrer, cor 3d and Jackson. Sons (John, John Jr, Howard R, and HerCilislett bert G), Boots and Shoes, 37 E 3d. (See adu, bwk <:„,, >.) Chittenden Edwin S, lawyer, cor 3d and Jackson. Christie Mrs E, dressmaker, 129^ E 7th. Christoph Herman, market gardener, 11 City Market. Hotel, C T McNamara Propr, cor tith and
R R
A
Clarendon
Wabasha.
Clark
&
Clarke Trank B,
St Paul, ^linueapolis Classen E, fancy goods, 10
Smith, stair builders, cor 7th and Exchange. General Traffic Manager Chicago. & Omaha Line, cor 3d and Jackson.
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3d.
Claus Hei-mann, artiticial limb mufr, 41 Wabasha. Cleveland Co-operative Stove Co, cor 4th and Coacouta. Jr, Real Estate, Mortgage LoanCochran
Thomas,
11
and Insurance,
Wabasha.
Cole ilyron W, merchandise broker, 121 E 3d. Comfort Oscar II, lawyer, cor 3d and Jackson. Comfort), proprs and man.iComfort's (Allen II and Oscar
H
gers Northwestern
Commercial Agency, Fire and
Mariin-
Bldg.
Commercial Hotel, H S Temple propr, 93 and 95 E 7th. Condit A Dayton, Monitor oil stoves, cor Wabasha and
3d.
Pet.:r.
Congdon Chester A, lawyer,
33
Wabasha.
Conlcy Patrick, propr Conley's Varieties, cor 3d and St Constans Wm, tirewer's supplies, S Jackson. Center John B, lime, 13 Chestnut. Cook John B, livery, 113 and 115 E 4th. Cook N A, salo')n, cor 4th and Jackson.
CooleyDeWitt
C, lawyer,
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3d.
CoopeV J F, upholstere'r, 138 Jackson. Cooper & Wilcox Misses, milliners, 138 Jackson. Cornish \V D, Lawyer, 54 E 3d. Cornman Lorenzo R, lawyer, 122 E 3d. Cornnick & Gotzian, dry goods, etc, 268 E 7th. 3d. Costain & Cloary, wood, 92 Costcllo Mark, carpenter and builder, cor 5th and JIarket. CraisT it Larkin, china, crockery and glassware, 64 Sibley.
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?S Perkins, Lyons & Co. ^r^ptfrnne^'afd Liquet-
Cn TISMf^f^Tfl^l K iHnhXnii^ Hi ilWllW
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SoleAg't TIGER RAKES, Milbnrn Wagons, Bnj gies.KandaUPalvMizing Harrows, Triumph Seed ers, CaiitoaPlows,etc., 18 W, 3dSt.,St.Paa
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KL'SIXESS DIRECTORY.
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Vaughan &
Go's
Show Case Manufactory.
All kiuds of
118
Show Case
Repairiu.? ueatly doiif.
EAST FIFTH STREET.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
ROBERT 8EEGER,
Successor to C. H.
SCHMIDT
No. 136 E. Seventh St., cor. Sibley, St. Paul. Minir
TfllERINffimS,E01AIDIOT.
Billiard Balls, Singly or in Sets, Re-turued, Colored, Etc.
Umbrellas,
Canes, and
all
kinds of Fancy Articles
Repaired and Sold.
D.
McNeill,
S5
lESoloert Street,
Carpenter me Builder
S1:lop,
ST.
PAUL
REPAIRING
I
and
JOBBING DONE WITH DISPATCH.
MINNEAPOLIS
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Special attontioc
to
PubUoBaUdiiigs, Schools, OourVE Buildings, Oourt-Housaa and Chaiches
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HARMON Headquarters for Crockery ^"-"E
620
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Mianeapolia.
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Cripiien Herbert S, Mnfr (>V» front cover.) 74 E :ul.
Crittei»«lcil 3l"ll
«fe
Trunks, Bags and
Co
(Mason
H Crittenden, Eclwai.l
Sci'ibner), Pitch and Gravel, Slate and Iron RootVr-. JMnfrs Galvanized Iron Cornices, Fire Proof Doors aul Shutters, Hayes' Patent Skylights, Crittenden's Patent Iron Siding "for Elevators and Warehouses, cor 6th aibi {See bottom lines.) Sibley. Crocker E F, bed spring mnfr, 125 Wabasha. oth nr Fort. Crocker E F, jr, painter, Cronstedt John, saloon, cor :3d and Rosabel. Co, clothiers, etc, 129i and 153 E 7th. Ci'oonquist, Peterson Cummings E D, commission, 116 E 3d. 3d. Cummings Michael J, saloon, 74 Cummins Lawson C, marble works, cor 7th and Cedar. Cunningham John W, job printer, 19 Wabasha. 3d. Curtice David L, civil engineer, 21 €iirtis!» Biisiiiess fcol!es-e, C C Curtiss Propr, ca3d and Wabasha. {See adv.) Cnrtiss Charles C, Propr Curtiss Business Colkgr, {See adv.) cor 3d and Wabasha.
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Czeikowitz Richard D, saloon, 21 E 5th. Daily Glolie (daily, Sundays and weekly),
II
P
Hall
proj>r, i:
Wabasha.
Daily Hotel Reporter,
.
Frederick
H
Ertel Propr,
>
E*3d.
Daman Theodore, saloon, 34 E 11th. Damroger Henry, grocer. 277 E 7th.
Dauneberg Charles, furrier, 141 St Peter. Danz Jacob, barber, 192 E 7th. Davenport George C, druggist, 76 Wabasha. 3d. Davenport James, books and stationery, 20 Davenport James, jr, physician, 1204^ 3d. Davis James H, boots and shoes, 173 E 7th. (Cushman K Davis, ChriDari<«, O-Brieil topher D O'Brien, Henry A Wilson), Lawyers, cor o'l and Wabasha.
W
W
& WiUon
Davis
&
Daw Wm,
Stevens, lawyers, 112 E 3d. second-hand goods, 90 3d.
Daw<«Oll
&
Co (Wm
W
Dawson, Robert
A
Smith,
AIl"-i'.
Scheller), Bankers, 106
E
3d.
Day
De
Dedolph
ID" J
Alfred, Livery and Boarding Stable, cor 5th ar.l Wa^hinu'ton. {See adv.) Drty David, Postmaster. Decker Adam, hardware, stoves, etc, 61 Jackson. Footer «fc Clark, Furniture, 72 and 74 Jack-on. Frederiek, Physician, 200 E 7th.
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and Cheapest.
New
JjicL--^
ilataal Life Icsniance Co. of Boston. J. J.WAT.-U>, General Ageut, ST. PAUL.
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Minneapolis, Minn.
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ST.
PAUL HOUSE
St.,
Chas. Faber, Prop'r,
No. 142 Fort
7 Corners, St. Paul, Minn.
GOOD STABLING ATTACHED. ALL TRAINS.
BUS MEETS
Manufacturers of
Office, C'liuicli
.lutl
House
FURNITURE
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niture a Specialty. short notice.
Wood-Mantels, Bric-a brae and Art-FurDesigns prepared on
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iind 3:?T:iglitli St..St.
Paul
ALBERTSON'S
C. O. D.
ANT)
LAUNDRY
SIASVFACTORT
White and Fancy Shirts
East Third
St., upstairs,
to Order.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
JOSEPH DINGLE,
Cor, Isabel St.
and Clinton Ave., Gth.Ward,
St. Paul,
Minn.
W.
622
F.
GUNN
&
& CO.S^p|K£s;s£!
Otlice-
Day
Block, MraBeipohs, Minn.
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Sehiler, barbers, 103 4tb. Dofiel tt Ilanly, pi-oprs People's lee Co, 19
Deebaeh
E
Wabasha.
Defmiichy Vt'm,
fiiiits, etc, 39 Jackson. Co, railroad contractors, 105 Jackson. Fanner, lumber, sash, doors, etc, 48 E 7th. Delancy Wni, saloon, cor 4th and Robert. Denian.st J H, locksmith, etc, 6U "Wabasha. Dempsey George, plumber, 130 E 7th. DcpeiV d: '"Laivsoii (Late Depew & Burns), Mnfi-> Steam Engines, Boilers, Flour and Sa-sv-Mill 3Iarliinerv, Iron Building Work, Etc, 120 and 122 E 5th. (.\.
De Graff & De Graw it
adv.)
Der Wanderer (German proprs, 13 Wabasha.
-weekly),
Wanderer Printing Co
Desjardins Joseph, carpenter, 60 Robert. Detlefsen Martin, flour mills, w s Cedar bet 6th and 7th. De Voe Benjamin R, sale stable, 64 E 5th. Dewey James J, physician, 47 Jackson. Deuey Walter W, shirt mnfr, 90 E 3d. Dickinson James, tailor, 122 Wabasha. « Dickinson Samuel G, notions, 6 3d. Diederich Wm, wines, liquors, 8 E 6th. Dieter F, boots and shoes, 67 Jackson. Dietz it WaUev. upholsterers, cor 7th and Wacouta. DiltsSe Jo*iClJ!i, Boat Builder, cor Isabel and Clinton
W
Wm
ave.
{St€
<i,fc.)
Ditcher Samuel, barber, cor 4th and 7th. :M, dressmaker, 110 St Peter. Doherty John, saloon, 47 E 4th. Donnelly Hugh C, saloon, 10 Wabasha. Dorion Charles X, physician, Sherman Block cor 6th and
Dodge Mrs
Wabasha.
Dorn John, so;;p and rrlue mnfr, Carbon w Dotv Mrs B 31, midwife, 14 E 9th.
of Rice.
Dow L, clotnier, 82 E 3d. Dow & BergHeld, clothing,
Doyle John,
Dreis
108 Jackson.
Dowlan Jolin, wood, cor 5th and Wabasha. Dowling ct Ely, builders, 5th nr Fort.
W
saloon, 72 !\Iiimesota.
«& MitsL-h.
Drewi'jand
Duggan
druggists, 114 St Peter. 5*oil. Ale, Porter and Lager Beer Brewcr< Road, nr IMinnchaha. Bro- (John G and Patrick G), blacksmiths, cor 5th
&
-.
Bottlers. Stillwater
sola.
and Miniu
Dunn Charh faiuy goods, 66 Wabasha. Dunn Edwani, uropr Nicholas House, cor
4th and Kitson.
OUnLrLilO DDHQ DriUOi
CPUE'ErErDQ
^^^^ Merchant Tailoring, No. 4C
E. Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
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AM)
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Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Manolactnrer, Brackett'a Block,
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PAUL GREENHOUSE.
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Sts., St. Paul,
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House and Bedding Plants, Baskets. Bouquets. Wreaths. Crosses and Dec. rations made to onler. Send for Pri.-'e List of Plants ami Floral Designs.
h:e3st-:e^"^
sbel,
MAXrFACTlRER OF
Carriages
,^
Wagons
the country solicited.
Horse Shoeing and Repairing done promptly. Orders from
135
SIBLEY STREET,
ST. P.\UL,
MINN.
OLID
II
CLOTHES
J.
3yE.i^IDE
IsTE'W"
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HILYARD & SON,
LATE OF PHILADELPHLI,
S^iC^^
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PiEifale
n rj
By
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of
Mt
Steam Scouring.
ST.
their
Xew Method
125 Sobert Street, al3;ve Seventh,
PAUL; UINN.
METROPOLITAN STABLES.
Good
turn-outs of every description at reasonable
rates.
Horses
Boarded
by
tlie
)Mi
Sts..
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Also storage for Carriages. Sleighs, or any bulky goods.
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and Washington
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ST.
PAUL, MINN.
M. H. Orlttenden i eth »nd SibUy
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PROPKIETOR.
Galvanized Iron Window Caps.S^
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Paul,
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'^^^^^ Cutlery
and
Plated "Ware, at
Oharl.-s
Johnson's Crockery House, ^^^ Yn^^l°f^ouf "•'^'
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StIXNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Jailieiit J, Practical Phimber, Steam aii.l Gas Fitter, Fountains, Pumps, Hydrants, Etc, 14G E 7th. {See adu.) Durant Blakely R, barber, 35A Jackson. Abbott, fancy goodsj 49 E 3d. Dutch Dyer George H, meat market, cor Market and Washington. Howard, pianos, organs, etc, 69 E 3d. Dyer
&
& Eastern Fish Packing Co,
Jackson.
{See adv.)
Chase &DyerProprs,
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Eaton S S, insurance agent, 62 Ebel ISeiirv, Carriage and
Udv.pn.ie h^J.)
E 3d. Wagon Mnfrs,
135 Sibley. {<
2"
Ednillllds
W
Frank
{See adv.)
S, Manager Howe Machine Co,
3d.
Egan John, meat market, 79 ^Minnesota. Egan P F & Co, jewelers, 77 E 3d. Ege Louis, billiard table mnfr, 132 Sibley.
Ehrmantrant Joseph, saloon, 167
E
7th.
Eichelberger Sebastian, saloon, 89 E 7th. Eibert John, meat market, 17 E 7th. Eibert <fc Schrara, grocers, 186 Wabasha. Eighth Street Planing Mills, 8th bet Cedar and Minnesota. Eis Wm, cigar mnfr, 63 Robert. Eisenmenger John F, meat market, 22 E 7th. Eisenmenger L, meat market, 115 Wabasha. Eldredge Julius A, furniture, 106 Jackson. Ehvell James T, mattress mnfr, 81 E 7th. Engel & Veyl, bookbinders, 19 Wabasha. Engelbracht Theodore, confectioner, 40 Mississippi. Engelbracht «fcMoeller, grocers, cor Lafayette ave and Collin>. Engler &. Klosterraann, cigars and tobacco, 142 St Peter.
Equitable Life Assurance Society, Thomas
Cochran, Jr, General Agent,
11
Wabasha.
northwestern agent,
Erd
Erie Erie
& Vahsen, saloon, 99 St"Peter. & ^Milwaukee Line, J W Crippen
cor 3d and Jackson.
&
Erwin
Wm W,
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Ernst Mrs
Ertel
3d.
119 E 3d. lawyer, 3* 3d. P, zephyr worsteds and fancy goods, 89 E 7tL. Frederick H, Propr Daily Hotel Reporter, 6-; E
W
W F Wilson agent,
Esch Mathias, saloon, 5 3d. Esch Wm, saloon and confectioner, 57 Espy John, lawyer, 112 E 3d.
Essery
W
E
7th.
R W, photographer, Esterley & Ileinemann, dry
Evans
cor Sibley and 7th. goods, 101 and 105
E
Tth.
&
Co, salnon, cor
5tli
and Minnesota.
nSl! S 08l 8
d Lock UOi 46 Jackion°St„ S^PADL, fcn.
Do
all
kinds of Machinery Repalrlnff.
to.
Hasiiow,Meish& Davis,
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promptly altenjed
Cor. S<«onil St.
and Fifth Avenue South. Minneapolis.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Theodore
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Propr,
625
Excelsior Brewery,
Hamm
cor
iliimeliaha and Green Briar.
Fabel Phillip, boots and shoes, 110
W
3d.
(.See
Faber Charles,
ml,.)
Propr St Paul House, 142 Fort.
Faddis ^Vlll A.
cover.)
Stratton) Principal St Paul (Bryant (See inside front Business College, cor 3d and Jackson.
&
Fahey
Fers^ilS, Merchant Tailor,
hotel, 77 Minnesota.
(38
W
3d.
[See adv.)
Fahy Lawrence,
Fairbanks, Morse
Franklin Fairbanks,
ers in Scales, 40
Co Charles H
&
(Thaddeus, Horace and Morse), Mnfrs and Deal-
E
3d.
(6'ee l/ack cover.)
Fairellild
Henry
S, Real Estate, and Auctioneer, 42
Jackson. Falkner Frederick, meat market, 186 3d. Farr Joseph, barber, 1 1
W
W
3d.
FarAVell CJeorge L, Wholesale Hardware,
(<See
130
E
3d.
adv.)
Feeser Louis Co, lawyers, cor 3d and Wabasha. Feise & Hutchinson, saloon, cor Washington and Eagle. Ferguson Zachariah, carpenter, 137 Jackson. Fernandez, Soils Co, cigar mnfrs, 15 E 3d. Ferriss Benjamin F, Propr Sherman House, cor 4th and Sib-
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ley.
Fetsch"
Adam, cigar mnfr, 111 E 3d. Fetsch George, wines and liquors, cor 6th and Jackson. Fetsch John, boots and shoes, 73 E 7th. Fifth Ward Building Society, Louis E Hausersec, 106 Fmck & McCauley, commission, 44 Sibley.
Fink Max, saloon,"6S 7th. Finkenstein & Cohen, furniture, 219
First National
E
3d.
W
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7th.
P Upham
Fischer E Fisher Louis, merchant tailor, cor 7tli and Franklin. Fisher Dr F, propr Minnesota Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 144 E 7th. Fisher F, physician. 111 E 9th. Fitzgerald & Curren, grocers and saloon, 59 3Iississippi. Fitzgibbon P F, painter, 137 Jackson. Fit zpat rick Thomas, carpenter, etc, 123 Wabasha. Flagg Samuel D, physician, 123 Jackson. Flint George J, lawyer, 88 Robert. Flint Samuel, judge municipal court, Wabasha bet 7th and
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Bank (capital 61,000,000, surplus 8250,000), cashr, 67 E 3d. Schulze, stoves and tinware, 160 7th.
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Mary
E, shirt mnfr, 84 W.ibasha.
Solid
Bronze Hardware.
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Folsom Simeon P, civil engineer, 76 E 3d. Foos it Priulen, hardware, stoves and tinware, 166 "W Foreiiailg'li Sc Tai*bo\ (Joseph L Forepaugh,
3d.
Jasp._T
Tarbox), boot and shoe mnfrs, 129 and 131 E 3d. Forssell Peter 31, tailor, 48 Jackson. Foss Charles, saloon, 23 Robert. Frank Conrad, hats, caps, etc, 33 Wabasha. Franke & Schnell, cutlers and grinders, 52 E 3d. Franklin Louis P, hair goods, 48^ 3d. Franks Benjamin, cigars and confectionery, 6 Mississippi. JaiJie*« ft, Steam Engines and Mill Sup-
B
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W
Freeman
plier, 133
E
3d.
Frel Franz, hotel, 37 Jackson. Frey C F Rodolph, veterinary surgeon, 86 E 7th. Frey & Czeikowitz. painters, 12S Sibley. Friend Charles, Mnfrs Saddles and Harness, 59 JackFritz
(.Ste adv.) Birkholz, harness and saddles, etc, 172 3d. watchmakers, 105 E 3d. (Theo E Frost, Chas Perry. Ac David Ramaley, Samuel Brearley), Type Founders, Electrotypers and Stereotypers, 31 and 33 E 5th. {See adv.) Fuller Johnson, farm implements, 42 Sibley. Funk M, brewer, cor Cascade and Colburne. Funk Krauft. boots and shoes, 177 E 7th.
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barlier, 2iio Broadwav. Galenie :^5e<lieal liislttiite, 45 Galusha Reuben B, lawver, nnX E 3d.
E
3d.
{See adv.)
lI,'TruDk':\Ianufaeturer, 41 E 3d. Garritv Thomas, hotel, SO Minnesota. Gaston K, lawyer, 5 Odd Fellows' block. Gailljer Au^;il4tus F, Architect, 37 Wabasha. Gaillt S B, >.'orth western Agent Pennsylvania Company's Fast Freight Lines, cor 3d and Jackson. Gay Wni II, grocer, 119 Jackson. Gayle & Dion, lamps, 46 Jackson. Gebert -Christian, propr Green Tree House, cor 4th and Ro>-
Garland ^Vnt
Wm
abel.
Gebhard Bohn, sash, doors and blinds, 116 E Gebhardt John X, saloon, 39 Rosabel.
Geisenheyner
3d.
Wm,
merchant
tailor,
99
W
3d.
Geist Em'il, jeweler, 57
E
3d.
Gembe F M, saloon, 206 Broadway. Genois John, saloon, 248 Robert. George C H tfc Co, grain commission, 27 Robert.
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& Co.
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Willius Pres,
Geriiiaii
Walter
64
American Bank. Ferdinand
Caslir, 6^ E .3d. Hail Insurance Co, John
sec,
Gustav Willius
German American
B
Sanborn
pres.
H
Sanborn
Andrew F Keifer gen mauagor,
E P
:3d.
Gibbons & Co, flour and feed, cor Jackson and 5th. Gieseking \Vm, grocer and saloon, cor .3d and Commercial.
Giesen
Joseph, bookbinder, 10
3d. Gilman & Clough, lawyers, 134 Godske John, painter, 22.5 Broadway. Goette Jacob, meat market, cor Payne and Reany.
W W
3d.
Goette Jacob, shoemaker, 148 Mississippi. 3d. Goldstein Abraham, fancy goods, 52 Gonnella Frank, plaster castings, 284 E 7th. 3d. Gootman David, second hand goods, 50 Gordon «fc FerjfUSOn (Richards Gordon, Paul D Ferguson), Mnfrs and Jobbers, Hats, Caps, Furs, Milliiiery Goods, Gloves, Mittens, Umbrellas and Parasols, 134 E :".d. _Gorman Ellis Stone, lawyer, n w cor 3d and Wabasha. Gottschanimer & Si.m, meat market, 244 E 7th. Gotzian C «& Co (Conrad Gotzian, Channing Seabury), Mnfrs Boots and Shoes, 133 and 135 E 3d. Gotzian, Funk & Knauft, boots and shoes, 177 E 7th. Goulden Sarah A, confectioner, etc, 95 E 3d. Grain Michael, horse shoer, 189 E 7th. Granger James N, lawyer, cor 3d and Jackson. Granger tfe Hodge, mnfrs spices and jobbers of teas, 62 Sibley. Grant & Miller, commission merchants, 72 Robert. Graves F, lawyer, 60^ E 3d. Graves & Vinton, tirst mortgage loans, OOi- E 3d. Great Atlantic and Pacific Co. J C Fitzsimons agent, 314- E 3d. Great Western Despatch Fast Freight Line, GJBorup aiient.
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134
E
3d.
Green Joseph C, aeent Mutual Life Ins Co, 29 E 3d. Green Tree IIoil!«e, Christian Gebert Propr, cor 4th and Rosal)el. Greve H & Co, real estate, 76 E 3d. Gribbin J P, lumber, cor 9th and Jackson. Gribble Edwin, lumber, 88 Robert. Grigirs, Johnson & Rhodes, coal, wood and real estate, -'^ _E 3d. GriiTg'S A: Co, Staple and Fancy Grocers, cor E 7tli and
Jaekson. GrotT Charl.-s R, coffee and spice mills, 124 E 5th. Gro«>«i W'jJl, Bijoks and Stationery and News Depi>!.
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Plows,
St,,
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Buirgies, etc,
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MAN-rFACTTRER OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
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cor.
E. 7th and Sibley Sts.,
ST.
PAUL, MINN.
Repairing Promptly Attended To.
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Florist
^
lireenhouse and BeddinK- Plants for sale. Br,u,iuets, Wreaths, and aU kinds of floral Decorations supplied on short notice.
236 East Tenth
Street, St, Paul, Minnesota,
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Grote Hermann, saloon, Bridge Square. Grout Frank R, painter, 93 Jackson. Gruber Geor<je, hotel propr, Seven Corners. Grunliagen Henry, cigars and tobacco, 119 E 7th. Guerin Adolph, saloon, 51 E 4th. Guerin Vital, blacksmith, 5th nr Robert. Giiitermaii Ambrose, fancy goods, cor 7th and Jackson.
Giithunz
&
Rockstroh, undertakers, 155
3d.
E
7th.
Gutsche Henry, saloon, 114 E Haas George, fancy goods, 45
E
3d.
Haas H G,''meat market, lU E 7th. Haas Henry S, merchant tailor, 23 E 3d. Haas Phillip C, lawyer, 60^ E 3d. Habighorst Henry & Co, dry goods, 181 E
7th.
physician, 49 Jackson. A, cigar mnfr, 137 Mississippi. nag2;enmiller Charles, saloon, 83 Jackson. IlSifl P, Propr Daily Globe, and Newspaper Union, and Stereotyper, 17 Wabasha. Hall Hezekiah, real estate, 10 E 3d. Hall Philip D, teas, coffees and spices, 94 Jackson. A Bigford Ag.-ut, 4(i HaII'!« Sale and Lock Co, Jackson. {See left Iwnd bottoui lines.) Halsted John T, surveyor, 19 McQuillan block, cor id and
Hagan Martin,
Hageman
H
Harden
M
Haraill
Wabasha. & Shea, plumbers, cor 6th and Jackson. Hamilton Edward F, hardware, 100 Jackson. Ilanilil Tlseodore, Propr Excelsior Brewery, cor Minnehaha and Green Briar. Hammer Edward, boots and shoes, 180 3d.
W
Hammer
Jacob, harness, 115 Jackson.
physician, 1204
Hami» C, baker and confectioner, 62
Hand Daniel W,
sota.
W
s
W
7th.
3d.
Hanft Albert, cigar "box mnfr, n
9th bet Cedar and Minui'-
Hanft Charles F, l)arber, 8 Mississippi. Hanft Sebastian V, justice of peace, 294 E 3d. IIaii;i;';;'i, *'ad> A: Medioke, Mnfrs of Office and Ciiurch Funiiture, Etc, 31 and 33 8th. [See ndr.) Hanley Thoma-i, horse shoer, 68 Minnesota. Hansen Henry J, jeweler, 148 E 7th. Hanson A L, hardware and stoves, 10 Mississippi.
Hansom Jacob,
mai-l^k;
works, 168
Uai-deiil»er;;ii
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7th.
Co
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Findings,
El)ed L Schaeklonl), Wholesale Leather and 132 E 3d.
SCHEFERS BROS, e" ''^^°'"' Third
E.
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PAUL,
Minn.
Street, ST.
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Are Agents
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for all
kinds of MaSt.
oMnery. 2d and liftb Hashow,Maish&Davis."~^^F^^>^^Minneapolis, Ave. Sonth,
Cor,
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Haren Miss Alice,
milliner, 31 E .3(1. Harmon John, vegetables, 17 E Tth. 3d. Harnish Anton, horse shoer, 196 Harris Thomas, shoemaker, 6.S E 3d. 3d. Harrison James, cigar mnfr, 90
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Hart John, cigar mufr 104 Jackson.
Sprligue, physician, 11 Wabasha. Hatfield Samuel, saloon, 50 Minnesota. 3d. Hauck Ferdinand, barber, 15 Haugled Arue L, merchant .tailor, 138 E Tth. Plauser Leopold, clothing, 121 E Tth. Hauser Louis, cigar mnfr, 103 E 3d. 2d. Hauser Co, maltsters, 18
Haskell
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Havcock John, wood, cor 5th and Robert.
Hayward
& Edwards,
railroad lands, 116
E
3d.
Hazen Abram,
Uazzard Gcorsre Oi
116
Wabasha. Agent M & St L and B, C R & X Rys, and Ticket Agent St^PA Sioux City Railroad, Lake Superior Steamers and Cunard Line Ocean Steamers,
milliner, 84iV
E
3d.
Heard Isaac V D,
Heck Peter, blacksmith,
Lawyer, 64 E 3d. Heber John, propr Minnesota "House, 99 Rosabel.
14
W
4th.
Heidenrich Ernst, blacksmith, 2T9 Helland John, saloon, 3 7 E 4th.
E
Tth.
Helm Charles
Tth.
F, Sample Room and Restaurant,
351
E
Hendrickson Eugene A, lawyer, Ingersoll Block. Henniug Frederick R, saloon, 12 Wabasha. Henrikseu Andrew, tailor, 11 3d. Herrmeyer Christian, wood, 246 E Tth. Herwegen .^Irs C, Zephyr, Worsteds, Embroideries, Fancy Goods and Masquerade Costumes, 28 3d. Herz Joseph, fancy goods, 13.3^ E Tth. Uerzosj- t'harles E, Mnfr Wood and L-on Fences and Roof Crestings, 9th bet Cedar and Minnesota. Herzog Daniel, saloon, 114 Jackson. Herzog Philip, iron fence mnfr, cor 6th and Sibley. Hess Charles B, grocer, 230 E Tth. Hess George E, grocer, 2TT E Tth. Hesse & Damcke, wholesale toys, 68 Robert. Heyderstaedt F V, pork packer, 9T and 99 E Tth. ' Hicks John H, saloon, 31 Jackson. Hildebrand Carl A, saloon, 100 St Peter. Hill Mrs Julia, physician, 129 Robert.
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Jackson.
SELDEN & GETGLA
Fire-Proof Doors I Shuiters.
114 North Third
St n--.,
Minneapolis, Minuesof.",-
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Prames and Looking-Glasses, at
CHARLES
JOR!,'-
SON'S, 513 Washington Ave. South, Minneapol.i
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Hilvard J
Scouring,
Renovators and Repairers ..i tents' Clothins; by Their New French Method of Stenm
12.5
K&
Son,
Robert.
{See adv.)
Hirschy Charles, general engraver, 87 ^Y -Sd. &, Co, furniture, 110 Jackson. Hitchcock G Hodgson Edwand J, real estate, cor .5th and AYabasha. Hoduni Hermann, tailor, 213 Broadway. Hoeniger Mrs Clotilda, books, etc, 126"W 3d.
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Hoffman Adam, barber, 157 St Peter. 7th. Hoffman Jacob, grocer, 58 Hoffmann Peter, saloon, 13 Sibley. Hogan AVm, blacksmith, 27-t E 7th. Il6kau<iOn 3IOU«, Propr North Star Planing
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Mill, nr
Holl
7th St bridge. Paar, wholesale grocers, cor 4th and Sibley. Holland ^liss Elizabeth A, dry goods, 88 Wabasha.
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E
3d.
A
Matthews,
cor 6th
lines,
Horgan P J, grocer, 209 Robert. Horn Charles, saloon, 80 Wabasha. Horn Henry J, lawyer, 11 Waliasha.
Homung Frank, brewer, 124 Washington. Horst Ernest F, physician, 40 Jackson. Horst C L, hardware, etc, 146 St Peter. Hortou «fc <«reeiie (Hiler H Horton, Clement Greene), Lawyers, 6 E 3d. Hou^lii Sherwood, Books and Stationery, cor 3d an.l
M
Wabasha.
Howson &
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Mullally, founders, cor Franklin and 3d.
^^laeliiiie
Co, F S Edmunds Manager,
25
W
3d.
{See adv.)
Hoxsie
Jaggar, produce commission, 14 Jackson. Huelster HerTry F, books, etc, 144 E 7th. Hughes S, lumber, cor 8th and Wacouta.
&
Wm
Hughson
& Hemenway,
insurance, 22
E
3d.
Hull George, barber, 2824 E 7th. Hutchinson Henry, physician, 97 AY 3d. Hyues Anthony, vegetables, etc, 44 City Market. Ilfingworth AYm H, photographer, 79 E 7th. Iltner Christian H, cigar mnfr, 36 Jackson. Imhoff IMicliaol, s.aloon, 30 Mississippi. Ingersoll U ct Co, dry goods, G E 3d. Ingram & Corlius, sash, doors, etc, n w cor Jackson and
W
8th.
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Manufacturers of rire and BnrgProof Safes, St. Paul, Minn.
F. F.
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AXD
Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Mannfactarer, Brackrtt'a Block,
lliimeapoliB, Minn.
ISUSIXESS DIEKCTORY.
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lilleriialioiial Motel, Savnor
&
.I.-nk.son
E 7th. (See adv.) Irvine Bros, flour and feed, 140 Jackson. Andrew, saloon, 229 7th. .Jacob Simon, second-hand goods, 191 E 7th. .lahnke Charles, grocer and saloon, 7th nr Ross. .Taniieson David L, dyer and scourer, 82 Wabasha.
Gasaway Proprs, lu
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Theodore, propr Washington House, 198 3d. Jarshishek & Andersen, brush mnfrs, 19 Wabasha. J diet I A; Co (.James I Jellett), Commission Merchants, 16 Jackson. Jerome Peter, saloon, 57 Robert. Johns Peter, grocer, cor Payne and Reany. Johnson Anderson C, merchant tailor, 944 Jackson, .lohuson Charles G, saloon, 110 E 7th. Johnson Eric, shoemaker, 1.36^ E 7th.
.Tans
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Ilenry T,
Clothing, 66
E
3d.
Johnson Henry J, subscription books, cor 6th and Wabasha. Johnston H H, lawyer, 43 E 3d. Jnnes Clarence, watches and jewelry, 113 E 7th. Jones John, veterinary surgeon, 91 E 4th. Jones Mrs J J, milliner, 38 3d. Jones Thaddeus C, hatter and- shirt maker, 5 E 3d. Jones G (Burnham & Jones), res 7 Somerset. J add A, livery and sale stable, 18 4th. Judd & Co, printers and oigar box mnfrs, 25 Robert. Judson & Brack, painters, 9 4th. Jjistus Henry, wagonmaker, 80 7th. Kaeablo Daniel, shoemaker, 334 E 7th. Kaese, Mahle & Sutmar, wagon mnfrs, n e cor 8th and Olive. Kahlert Justus, machinist, 58 6th. Kaufman Frank, saloon, 83 E 7th. Kavanagh Patrick T, clothing, 33 E 3d. Keigher P & Co, grocers, cor 5th and Wabasha.
Wm
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bird store and saloon, 5 Pearl. A: Co, Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Etc, E 7th. (See adv, mside back cover.) Kellermanii Charlesi, Saloon, 65 Washington. Kilicnnann Henry, tailor, 194 E 7th. Kcllogr; :\Iartin N, toys and fancy goods, 48 E 3d. r^<'l!y Francis, saloon,' 50 E 4th.
K\il
Wm,
Iteller
CE
cor Minnesota and
Kelly
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sale Grocers, cor
ielly "Will
(P Kelly, Alfred Dufrene), Whole3d and Sibley. L<Olli!«, Lawyer, n w cor 3d and Robert.
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V">l'er August, button mnfr, 70
Vi'ip*-"''
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Henry, flour and feed, cor 6th and Rosabel. Kennedy James, barber, cor 6th and Robert.
Sixth Tmv^-ao;^^.^ f- TENDEN Hayes' Patent Ventilating and Bjbl»y & CO, Oomer UiuPtol. Q
Stt., St.
Skylights.
M. H. OEIT-
FINE MERCHANT 634
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MIN'XESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
Kennedy James J, shoemaker, 55 E 5th. Kennedy M F & Bros, gunsmiths, 50 E
Kenny Bros
Kent
(Terrence and John), Boiler Manufacturer-, (See adv.) cor 3d and Wacouta. Kenny & Iludncr, plumbers, 105 3d,
W
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Little, fish,
game,
etc, tiO '\^'abasha.
Keokuk
J H Reany Agent, Levee foot of Jackson. (See adv.) Kernich Christian, saloon, 98 St Peter. Kerf Charles D, lawyer, cor 3d and Robert. Kiefer Andrew, live stock, E 7th nr St Paul Plow Works.
Xorthcrii liine Packet Co,
Kieffer Jacob, sausage dealer, OS Tth. Kiemen John, confectioner, 249 E Tth.
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Kimball Charles R, Railway Ticket Broker, 35 Jackson.
saloon, E Tth, nr St Paul Plow Works. (David L Kingsbury, Frederick A: Draper), Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tools anl House Furnishing Goods, 35 E 3d. (See bottom lines.) Klein Phillip J, propr Green Tree Hotel, cor 4th and Robert. Klerner John, saloon, 109 Jackson. Kloos Bros, meat market, 170 3d. Knauft Charles F, flour and feed, 226 E Tth. Knauft Ferdinand, hardware, etc, 222_E 7th. Kneutsou Kneut, farm implements, 27 Robert. Moore Knife Falls Lumber Co, Brandenburg pres, C sec and treas, IngersoU block. Knight Augustus F, architect, 61 E 3d. Knox Thomas E, lawyer, 43 E 3d. Koch J H, boots and shoes, 282 E 7th. Koch Louis G, saloon, 54 3d. Koch &, Co, brewers, cor Commercial and Prospect.
Kimpin August,
Kiug:sbliry
Draper
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Koempel Henry J, artist, 21 3d. Koenig Arthur, gen agt Phil Best Brewing Co, 103 E Kohl John, second-hand good.s. Seven Corners. Konantz Charles F, dentist, S4i Wabasha. Krahmer & Son, painters, 76 7th. Kramer Isaac L, clothing, 53 Jackson.
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Kreyer Charles, merchant tailor, 246 Robert. Kuck Henry, baker and confectioner, 149 E 7th. Kugler & Kormann, grocers, cor Lafayette and Westminster. allies stock (George F Kuhles, Henry F Stock
&
Cigar Mnfrs, 70 Robert. Laabs John A, upholsterer, 77
E
7th.
Lafferty Co, pump mnfrs, cor 6th and Sibley. Lahr Francis J B, saloon, 98 E 3d. Lalley John, .saloon, cor 4th and Kitson. Lamb George, me.at market, 139 Jackson.
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Lyons
& Cc^SlP
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Sons, pork packers, 90 E -Ith. Lambie John, boots and shoes, 14 E 3d. Lambrecht Frederick, grocer, 19.5 Mississippi.
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Laniberg P A, restaurant, 131 E 7th. Lang Henry, millinery goods, 139 St Peter.
& Co, railroad contractors, 116 E 3d. & Co, hats, caps and gents' furnishing, 109 E 3d. Larochi Jacob, saloon, cor 7th and Wabasha. Larpenteur August L, commission merchant, 18 Jackson. Larson O & H B, carpenters, 213 Broadway. Laurent George, architect, 61 E 3d. Charles H, Oculist and Aurist, cor 3d and Wa-
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Lawton David, shoemaker, 39 Wabasha. Lawton George 0, dentist, IngersoU block.
Lazarus Moses, tailor, 113 Jackson. Leasure Daniel, physician, 40 Jackson. &. Co (Wm Lee, George Lee), Wholesale Dry Lee Goods, 63 and 65 E 3d. Lehmicke ifc !^L^gin, carpenters and builders, 290 E 7th. Leib H, voice teacher, 6 Odd Fellows' block. Leigh L & Co, undertaker, .56 3d. Leighton Joseph, manager Yellow Stone line stmrs, 121 E 3d. Leitner John C, shoemaker, 67 Washington.
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Leonard Charles, contractor and builder, 145 Jackson. Lesher A B, saloon, 74 Wabasha.
Leverass John J, saloon, 170 E 7th. Levy Michael, clothing, cor 3d and Minnesota. Lew'is Robert P, lawyer, 64 Wabasha. Leyde F A, farm implements, 89 E 6th. Lichtenauer & Engel, china and glassware, 89 E 3d. Liedman Charles, painter, 80 Rosabel. Liedman John, painter, 134 Sibley. Liggins Wm, barber, 72i Wabasha. Lindeke & Bro, dry goods, 9 E 3d. Lindeke Wm, propr Union Flour Mill, E 4th nr Brook Creek. Lindekes, Warner Schurmeier, wh dry goods, 137 E 3d. Liuiuger Michael, barber, 75 Robert. Linstad B, saloon, 193 E 7th. Lion & Son, clothing, 99 E 3d.
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Berrisford, mnfg confectioner, 74 and 70 Robert. H, carpets, oil cloths, etc, 147 E 7th. Lohlker ;3d. Lucas James 11, photographer, 92 Lufsky Robert, confectioner, 120 Wabasha. Luhrsen Frederick, saloon, cor 3d and St Peter.
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Luth John,
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Luther Leopold, saloon, etc, 203 E 7th. Lyles Thomas H, barber, 14 Wabasha. Lyles Mrs Thomas H, hair goods, 2 Opera House block. 3d. Lyon Louis W, dentist, 29 and 31 Lyons M, saloon, 156 and 158 Mississippi. IJytle JEllSiliCt, Pawnbroker, 41 Jackson. McAfee Hugh J, machinist, Sibley bet 6th and 7th. ^McCardy Joseph J, real estate, n w cor 3d and Robert. McCarthy & Donnelly, books and stationery, 54 Wabasha. 3d. McClung John W, real estate, 3 McFarland Osgood, wholesale grocer, 32 Robert. McGrath Wml., merchant tailor, 105 E Sd.
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Grain and Commission Merchants, 112 E 3d. Mcintosh John F, meat market, 79 Robert. Joseph & Co, clothing, 43 E 3d. McKinney Edward, livery stable, 56 Wabasha. McMahon Daniel, confectioner, 90 Wabasha. McManus T S & Co, mnfrs confectionery, 21 E 3d. 3d. McMasters S Russell, druggist, 122 McMillan James T, pork packer, 118 E 7th. McMillan & Reals, lawyers, 29 E 3d. McNally Terence, butter and eggs, 19 E 7th. McXamara Cyrus T, propr Clarendon Hotel, cor 6th and Wabasha. ^IcXeill SJatliel, Carpenter and Builder, 55 Robert.
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!9Iaiinill^ Thomas, Grocer, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish and Oysters, 130 and 132 Jackson. Manship Claarles H, agt Bickford knitting machines, 92 E 3d. Mark John, cigars and tobacco, 01 Wabasha. Market Hotel,"Rothmeyer & Acterling proprs, 93 Wabasha. Martell & Johnson, wood, cor 4th and Robert.
Martin John, barber, 102 3d. 7th. Martin John & Co, lumber, 78 Martini Rudolph, baker, etc, 22.5 E 7th. Martinke Ludwig, milliner, 116 3d. Marty John, meat market, 278 E 7th. Marvin Richard F, insurance agent, 40 E 3d. Mason F, hats and gents' furnishing, 13 E 3d. Masterson Henry F, lawyer, 134 3d. Matheis John, carpets, oil cloths, etc, 11 E 3d. ScJiursaicier (Jacob Mathes. Mathcs, Good Emanuel Good, John H Schunneier), ^Merchant Tailors and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 82 Jackson. {See t"ifk
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Maxfield & Co, flour, grain, etc, 133 Mayall Samuel, real estate, 10 E 3d.
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Louis, barber, 25 E 7th. Mayo Clark, wholesale hardware, 127 E 3d. Mead, Thompson &. Rolcrt, lawyers, cor 3d and Wabasha. Mealey Son, dry goods and notions, 115 E 7th. Mechanics' Building Society, Louis E Hauser sec, 106 E 3d. Meek F, clothes wringers, etc, 23 3d. Meier Alois, saloon, 129 Jackson. Meier John, saloon, 148 St Peter.
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Grocer, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish !91ailllill^ and Oysters, 130 and 132 Jackson. Manship Charles H, agt Bickford knitting machines, 92 E 3d. Mark John, cigars and tobacco, 01 "Wabasha. Acterling proprs, 98 Wabasha. 3Iarket Hotel, Rothmeyer Maitell & Johnson, wood, cor -tth and Robert. 3d. Martin John, barber, 102 Tth. Martin John & Co, lumber, 7S Martini Rudolph, baker, etc, 22.5 E 7th. 3d. Martinke Ludwig, milliner, 116 Marty John, meat market, 2 78 E Tth. Mar%-in Richard F, insurance agent, 40 E 3d. Mason F, hats and gents' furnishing, 13 E 3d. Masterson Henry F, lawyer, 134 3d. Matheis John, carjiets, oil cloths, etc, 1 1 E 3d. ScJiurincier (Jacob Mathes. Mathes, Schurmeier), Merchant Tailors Emanuel Good, John and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 82 Jackson. (See hack
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Maxfield & Co, flour, grain, etc, 133 E 4th. Mayall Samuel, real estate, 10 E 3d. Mayer Louis, barber, 2514 E 7th. Mayo & Clark, wholesale hardware, 127 E 3d. Mead, Thompson &, R^lert, lawyers, cor 3d and Wabasha. Mealey & Son, dry goods and notions, 115 E 7th. Mechanics' Building Society, Louis E Hauser sec, 106 E 3d. Meek F, clothes wringers, etc, 23 3d. Meier Alois, saloon, 129 Jackson. Meier John, saloon, 148 St Peter. (Axel E Mellgren, CharI.-> V Mellj;-rou A: Cowhani), Engravers, Stencil Cutters and Rubber Stamp Mnfrs, 1.5E3d._ (S._,: adv?, ilenk Bros, commission men'hants, 77 Jackson. Mercantile Trust Co of Xew York, 11 Waba-ha. Merchants'DcspateliTi"iu>portation Co, Albert S White agent, cor 4th aii'l Wabasha. HercliaJlts' Hotel, Col A Allen Propr, cor 3<1 and Jackson.
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Minnesota Eye and Ear Infirmary, Francis Atwood surgeon in charge, cor 3d and St Peter. Minnesota Masonic Relief Association, Gen R Johnson pres, J C Terry sec, room 12 McQuillan block. Minnesota Real Estate Agency, D D Merrill pres, O E Terry sec and treas, cor 3d and Robert.
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31 and 33 E 5th. (.Se-i -/(/(.'.)* Co, carpenters and builders, 9 E 6th. Mitchell Andrew, saloon, 86 Jackson. Mitchell George, saloon, 91 St I'eter. Mitsch & Haupers, wagonmakers, cor 7th and Washington.
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Mohr Christian, tailor, 44 Jackson. Moll Emil, saloon, Cedar bet 7th and 8th. Charles, J and George Co (Delos jMoilfort C .1 Monf ort, Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 3 E 3d.
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Morrison A J, artist, 123 Jackson. Morton, Doran & Co, com merchants, cor 3d and Minnesota. Morton George, saloon, 38 E 4th.
Moses Harris, saloon, 27 E 7th. 3d. Moss A B, grocer, 164 3d. Moss Henry L, lawyer, 5 Mosser Mrs Anna Si, cigars and tobacco, 46^ Jackson.
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Nachtshein Henry, baker and confectioner, 150 St Peter. Nagel Charles, market gardener, 41 City Market. 3d. Nash George A, manager L'liion Mutual Life Ins Co, 5 Nealey Jeremiah, market gardener, 40 City Market. Neid George, saloon, 133 St Peter. Nelson John, carpenter, 242 Jackson. Nelson J C, physician, 119 E 7th. Nevens Frank W, overall mnfr, 118 3d. Nevens MrsPE, dressmaker, 12s Canada. Eiiglniid ^Iiitiial liil'e Ins Co, J J Watson Gen Agent, 122 E 3d. (jSte Itft hand bottom lines.)
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Nichols Charles, contractor, 121
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Northern Pacific Express Co, Wabasha.
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Sanborn Gen Frt and Pass Agt, T B Power Offices 43 and 4.5 Jackson. {See adv.) Coiiiiiiercial Agency, ComfortProprietors and Maiia-t-rs, Fire and ^larine Building. Xortliivestorii Expre^iis, Sta^e and Traii*-
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Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co, F B Jilson manag' r, Pioneer Press Bldg. XortOlls AVare (Edward S Norton, George H N(M-ton, Robert B Ware), Mnfrs and Jobbers, Saddleiy Hardware, Etc, 30 Robert. Xoyes Bro<i A: Cutler (Daniel Rand Charles PNoye-, Edward 11 Cutler), Wholesale Druggists, 68 and 70 Sili-
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Oakland Cemetery Association, R Marvin Wabasha. O'Brien James F, lawyer, G4 E .3d.
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B, milliner, 137 E 7th. Olsen Miss Olsen Charles C, saloon, 70 Rosabel. Olsen Louis, merchant tailor, (i7-i Wabasha. Olston n A, physician, 151 E 7th. (Joseph Oppenheim, Olipeiliieisu
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Silbarstein), "VVholsale Millinery, 101 E 3d. Oreall Edward, saloon, 95 Jackson. O'Regan Patrick, saloon, 78 Robert. Orlemann Heniy, saloon, 91 3d. Ormond Mrs Mary, intelligence office, 16 E 6th. Osborne Eugene F, heating apparatus, 60 Sibley. Ostvig Oleson. grocers, 136i Jackson. Otis 6eorge L Charles E, lawyers, cor 3d and Wabasha. Otto Pet«r, restaurant, Levee foot Rosabel. Ovenu B, saloon, 84 7th. Overbeck Hermann, saloon, 46 3d. Overpeck Reuben, livery stable, 96 E 4th. Owens Jay, physician, 40 Jackson. Palmer Edward C, lawyer, 67 E 3d. C«eorg-e, Merchant Tailor, 81 E 3d.
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(Wm L Perkins, ilauricLyons), Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 31 Robert. {'See left Jiand bottom lines.) Peter & Greive, sto\-es and tinware, 190 E 7th. Peters John, saloon, 137 Wabasha. Peterson John, boots and shoes, 153 E 7th.
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Peterson & Scluveizer, meat market, 215 Broadway. Peyer Emil, tinsmith, 33S E 7th. Peyer Frank X, saddle and harnessmaker, 63 Wabasha. Peyer I I, boots and shoes, 224 Robert. Peyer Robert, confectioner, 205 E 7th. Pfeifer's Hall, Peter Pfeifer propr, 106 to 112 Wabasha.
Pfeifer, Elles, Wholesale Wines, Liquors, and Re-Distillers, 108 Wabasha. Pfeifer Peter, market gardener. City Market. Pfeifer's Block, e s Wabasha bet 7th and 9th. Phillips Henry, cigar mnfr, 118 Jackson. Picha John, merchant tailor, 60^ 3d. Pierce Squire L, lawyer, 37 Wabasha. Pierson Victor, shoemaker, 127 St Peter. Pigott John, market gardener, 5 Citv Market. Pilkini^foil, Bllieh Co, Proprs St Paul Agricultural Warehouse, s e cor Robert and 4th. (.See adv, bock
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(Daily, Weekly and Sunday), PioPublishers, 54 E 3d. Wheelock Pres, F DrisJ coll Sec and Treas, Publishers The Pioneer Press, Lithographers, Blank Book Mnfrs and Book and Job Printers, 54 E 3d. Pollock, Donaldson Ogden, crockery, glassware, 36 E 3d. Poison Olof, shoemaker, 23 3d. Popp Christian E, merchant tailor, 76i Wabasha. Potter Samuel, furniture, 99 Jackson. Pottgieser Nic, jr, saloon, 55 Wabasha. Pottgieser Mrs Nicholas, propr American House, cor 'Wa-
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Prendergast Bros, stoves and tinware, 474 Prescott Mrs Martha A, pawnbroker, 4S
Presley B «fc Co (Bartlett Presley, John S Robertson, O E Patridge), Foreign, Domestic and California Fruits, Agents Dupont's Mining and Gun Powder, 72 E 3d.
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Presley George, saloon, 17 E 3d. Price David C, dentist, 6 3d. Priedeman, Lewis & Co, proprs St Paul Steam Cracker Work-, 105 and 107 Robert. Prince John S, lumber mnfr, 84 E 3d. Prince & Shandrew, insurance, 84 E 3d. Prudhomme Louis P, shoemaker, 63 Robert. Push Charles F, merchant tailor, etc, 113 St Peter.
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(John C Quinby, Enoch {See adv.) Hallowell). Carriage Mnfrs, 54 to 58 Robert. Rndclifr AhraliJUll 31, Architect, Inger.^oU Block. baker and confectioner, 52 Wabasha. Ranialey S B, RanneyA Hodgman, rubber goods, 42 E 3d.
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Reardon Timothy, carpenter, 105 Minnesota. Rebhold :Mrs IMarv, vegetables, etc, 35 City Market. Red Line Trausit Co, James Doran Northwestern
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Reder P & Co, meat market, 14 Mississippi. Reder ifc Van Iloven Bros, com merchants, TO Robert.
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Recs Theodore, clothing, 82 E 3d. Reese George W, contractor and builder, 216
Reichart J C, boot and shoes, 266
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Retzmann Henry,
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Roofer, 66
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7th.
(See adr.)
Richeson Wm, j.hysician, 161 E 7th. Richter Frederick," wholesale liquors, 88 E 3d. Riede Pius, saloon, 138 E 3d. Rinck Wm, saloon, near St Paul Plow Works. Rinchof Michael, florist, 13 Citv Market. Ritchie Miss G A, milliner, 144 St Peter. Ritt Gregory P. grocer, cor Minnehaha and Payne. Rittmaster Reuben, drv goods, etc, 55 E 7th.
Riverside Collee and Spiee Mills,
John
A
Ber-
kev & Co Projirs, Mnfrs Baking Powder, Cream Tartar, Mustard, Etc, 135 E 4th. (See adv, bottom end.) Roach Michael, stone contractor, Robert bet 9th and 10th. Rob Rnv Laundry, ^Irs D Morrison propr, 158 Jackson. Robbins D :\I, safe and feed stables, n w cor i4th and Jackson. Robertson Daniel A, real estate, cor 3d and Wabasha.^
3d. drugcrist, 88 Robinson, Sylvester Supplies and Contractors, 139 E 3d. Cary), Railway Rocliat George, jeweler, 89 w 3d. R'lchette Stephen, furniture, 13 E 7th. .J{<ichford James, saloon, 58 3Iinnesota.
Roliiiison
Henry W,
A:
RobiiiMOn
Car y'"] Charles H
W
M
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
i
full line of Darling, Brovm 35 Eiut Sharpe's Mactlnists' Tools.
TUrd
Bt., St.
PanL
Largest Slock Crcc!(Gryl,VK'f oa,
64-t
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Roedler August, furniture, 44 3d. Roese Prof Carl, jirofessor of music, 172 Fort. Rogers Josiah X, lawyer, 30 E 3d. Rog°ei'§ Rotfers (Edward G and Frederick L), Law-
W
&
yers, 24
E
Sd."
Rosenbaum Samuel, dry goods,
Co, jewelers, 19 E 3d. etc, 201 E Tth. Rosenfield Ximrod, whol liquors, 29 3d. Rosenfield X, wines, liquors and cigars, 224 E 7th. Rozenkranz Wm, soda water mnfr, cor 6th and Washington. Ross Peter, awnings, tents, etc, 111 E 7th. Rothmund L <fc Bro, com merchants, 35 Wabasha. Rothschild Henry, clothing, 117 E 7th. Rothschild Joseph, fancy goods, 22 3d. Rothwell Joseph, jr, toolmaker, cor Robert and 6th. Rouleau Joseph, saloon, 52 Robert. Rouleau Mitchell, barber, 128 E 7th. Rourkc John, saloon, 77 Robert. Roy L A, physician, 70 3d. Rubenstein & Levy, furniture, etc, 51 and 53 E 7th. Rudawsky ^Lix, second-hand goods, 120 Jackson.
Rosenband J
&
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W
31111, Railroad and Plumbers' Steam and Gas Fitters' Supplies, and Dealer in Engines, Boilers and Mill Machinery, cor 3d and Jackson. Rusche Peter, grocer, 37 Mississippi. Ryder ^lerVell, Mnfi Furs and Dealer in Hides, Skins, Ginseng, Game, Etc, 55 Jackson. {See ado.) Sabili Julill A, Gen Agt Washington Life Lisurance Co.
Rnj^g- iSorace P,
45 Jackson. Safe Deposit Vault of the German American Bank, Herman Trott custodian, 64 E 3d. St Aubin John B, truckman, 46 Jackson. St Xichol.as Hotel, C C Caldwell propr, 107 E 3d. St Paul A^iricultural Wart'Iioiise, Pilkingt n, Busch & Co Proprs, s e cor 4th and Robert. (Sec '"In, back covtr.) St Paul and J«itationerv Co, Lane K Stone Pres, True S White Sec, H E WedeKtaedt Treas, D E Merrill .Manager, f^7 E 3.1.
Book
St Paul Itryant
lej;c
and
Strattosi business ColA Fad lis TeIc^ial^i^k• ausHtule,
A
W
Principal, cor 3d and Jackson.
(S,;e
inside front cocr.)
St Paul City Railway Co,
St Paul
James
R Walsh
Wra
Treas and General
Manager, 15 W"4th. Conservatory of Music,
W
3Lanner director. 114
3d.
K Q ID U U" U Q n Ul ^M «. w «r
!
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Best and Cheapest. New Ea-'.-'-:id Msml Life iLSTirance Co. uf Boston, J. J. WALTON',
Olclest,
Geceral Agcat. ST.
PAUL.
CD
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Tl!?;DOTnM
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Sole Ag't
J bura
CASTOR PLOWS,
Tis-cr Rakes,
Ra
Wagons, Bagsies, etc., 18 W. 3d
St., St'.Pa'ul
AXD BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
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Paul Disiiatch Priiitiiis: Co, Hemv A Castlu Pros. Mark D Flower Sec, Publishers St Paul Dispatch
au.l Printers,
100
E
3d.
Paul Dispatch (daily and weekly), St Paul Dispatch Printing Co publishers, 100 E ;?d. St Paul Fence Works, C E Herzog propr, n s 9th bet Cedar and Minnesota. St Paul Fire and Marine In«* Co, C H Bigelow S Timberlake Asst Sec, cor 3d Pres, C A Eaton See, and Jackson. R Merriaru St Paul Foundry and 5Infar Co. Pres, Chas N Parker General 3Ianager, Arkwright nr Eastern terminus street R R. Sibley pres, A J Goodrich sec St Paul Gas Light Co, H and treas, 92 E 3d. Deane pres, John E Miller sec St Paul Harvester Works, E and treas, cor 4th and Robert. St Paul Lilnary, Mrs H J McCaine librarian, 6 E 3d.
St
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W
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St Paul
St
Iiit!ios;"rai»liic,
Enifraving:
li<iliili;^'
Co, G Jav
Rice
&
and Pubpres,
Co
Proprs, 27 Robert.
(See a^'v.)
Paul
Medical
Wheaton
James J
MD
School, Alex J sec, 129 3d.
St Paul, Minneai)oli<«
Hill
3Ianitol)a Ry Co, General Manager, E B Wakeman Supt, A\'
W
Stone
MD
C
A
&
S Alexamler General Freight and Ticket Agent, Offices cor 4th and Wacouta. [See ac7o.)
St Paul
low Vice-Pres,
top end.)
Plow ^Vorks, W B Dean Pres, C H BigeA E Clark Sec and Treas, 27 W 3d. (See
H
St Paul Real Estate Exchange, C S Uline pres, Charles Eaton sec and treas, 22 E 3d. St Paul Society for Relief of the Poor, il Rice pres, E Chase sec, 53 Robert. St Paul Union Depot Co, John Estabrook sec, 122 E 3d. St Paul Warehouse and Elevator Co, C Bigelow vice-pres, S Timemian manarrer, cor St Peter and 3d. St Paul Water Co, C Gilfillan pres, John Caultield sec, 17
W
D
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H
D
E .5th. St Paul
George
Agent,
St Paul
ifc'
«fc Duluth U R Co, J P Ilsley Pros. H Smith General Su]jt, R S Hair General Ticket A M Eddy General Freight Agent, Philip S Hair
Manager Land Dept,
Sioux- City
RR
Ollices 76 Jackson.
(.SVe
adu.)
Co Land Department, James
H
Drake
coninii-siniier, 70
E
3d.
Sailhoril Cj;eor;;e
Agent
CJ, General Freight
and Passenger
N PR
R, 43 Jackson.
WJLSON
& JORDAN, STS.^'.tr.sr"""'^ J
reotljr
vrasged.
Uliuitipclii,
Uhui.
WC
640
Pit
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Plans and Specifications
for
N.wPrx--.,
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Sanborn John
B
<&
AV
H
(John B, Walter
H
and
Edward P Sauboru), Lawyers, 04 E 3d. Sandell John, merchant tailor, 251 E 7th. Sanders, Henry D Sanders «& 5IatllClVS (Joshua Mathews), Lime, Plaster, Cement and Storage, 71 and 72 Levee. Sandwich Mnfg Co, harvesting machines, etc, 27 Robert. Sanford David, lawyer, 37 Wabasha. Saroni S, professor of music, 87 Cedar. Sattler Bros, clothing, 61 E 3d. Sauer Casper, harnessmaker, 76 Minnesota. Sausen Anthony, market gardener, 42 City Market. Sauter & Rau, stone contractors, 9th bet Robert and Min-
H
H
nesota.
Savings Bank of St Paul, John S Prince pres,
cashr, 84
H Sahlgaard
Y Gasadu.)
(Sec!
Saynor
& Gasaway
E
3d.
(Harry
B
Saj-nor,
Elmore
away), Proprs International Hotel, 114 E 7th. Schaettle Frederick, sausage mnfr, 91 St Peter.
Sclicfers Bros, Merchant hand bottom liiies.)
Thomas
Tailors,
40
E
3d.
(See left
Scheig & Phillips, barbers, 45 Jackson. Scheldrup & Wold, druggists, 151 E 7th.
Schell
Scherfenberg
F
C, physician, 44 Washington. C, produce dealer, 26 Bantil.
3d.
Scllifiinaiin Kudolllh, Physician, 69 E
Schiller J J, shoemaker, 127 St Peter. Schilling C F, gunsmith, 175 E 7th. Schillo John»fc Co, crockery, etc, 108 Wabasha. Co, boots and shoes, 59 E 3d. Scbliek Schlieman Peter, grocer and saloon, 121 Canada. Schmidling J M, grocer and saloon, 232 E 7th. Schmidt Conrad, restaurant, 40 3d. Schmidt Mrs E, milliner, 171 E 7th. Schmidt Otto A, music teacher, 144 E 7th. wholesale liquors, 25 Robert. Schmidt
&
W
Wm,
& ^liller, wholesale saddlery hardware, 66 Sibley. Schneider Henry, meat market, n e cor Robert and 12th. Schnell & Co, patterns, models, scroll sawing, etc, 9th bet Cedar and Minnesota. Schnittger C H, boots and shoes, 179 E 7th. Schnitzius Jacob, saloon, 12 Washington. Schoch & Wechsler, grocers, 184 E 7th. Schonarth Peter, saloon, 141 Wabasha. Schorn John, market gardener, 39 City Market. Schott Ca.sper, grocer and saloon, 1 1 1 Mississippi. Schriel John, boots and shoes, cor Fort and 10th.
Schmidt
QPf^FCCDQ DDflQ OunLrLRO DriUdi
importers of line VooleM, No. 40 Third Street, ST. PAUL, Mina.
E
Tbe Hashow,Maish&Davis,ffiS
Ai^enta for Hancock's Insplrbest boiler feeder in U98.
5tli
Ave.
S.,
Minneapolis.
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AKD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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047
.3d. Schroder Henry, taxidermist, 128 Schroder Henry H, furniture, etc, 12 E 6tli. Schuler August, cigar.s and tobacco, 33 Wabasha. Schulte D & Co, commission merchants, cor 4th and Wacouta. Schulte & Weiss, wholesale millinery, 102 E 3d. 3d. Schultz Bros & Hansen, grocers, lU Schultz Frederick J, miliiner, 55 E 3d. Schurmeier John H, wagonmakcr, 101 Rosabel. Schuster Adam, barber, 127 E 7th. Schwartz Mrs Maria, milliner, n e cor 7th and Broadway. Scott Peter W, saloon, 97 E 3d. & Co, carriage mnfrs, 119 E 4th. Scott Sculley & Co, general repair shop, 21 E 7th. Sealy "Edward, state agent Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co of New
W
W
W
Jersey, 22
E
3d.
Second National Bank (capital 8200,000, surplus $76,000), ES Alexander cashr, cor 3d and Wabasha. Edgerton pres, Seeger John, lumber, cor 6th and St Peter. Seeger John, builder, 24 Market. Seeder Kobcrt, Metal, Horn and Ivory Turner, 136 E
TK
7th.
(Scemh:.)
11
Selines Tildeil R, Lawyer,
Seng
Wabasha.
Wm, saloon, 18 Chestnut. Senkler A E, physician, 88 Wabasha.
Shaber Mrs M, propr St Paul tiour mill, Minnehaha. Shank David, meat market, 183 E 7th. Sheehy J W, grocer and saloon, cor 3d and Commercial. Sheire & Bra, architects and builders, 109 Sibley. Slierinail House, B F Ferriss Propr, 4th cor Sibley. Sherwood George W, bridge builder, 80 Robert. Shirk Elwood R, livery, cor Sth and Sibley. Siegenthaler Godfrey, lawyer, 3 3<l. Siguier "\Vm BI," Mnfg Pharmacist and Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, 104 Wabasha.
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Sigo Marcello, barber, 51 E 3d. Simmer Jacob, grocer, 12 Mississippi. Simmon Karl, druggist, cor 3d and Market. Simmons John C, restaurant, 88^ Wabasha. Simon Adolph H, pawnbroker, 40 Jackson. Simon J Alonzo, physician, 70 3d. Simonton Thomas D, dentist, 30 E 3d.
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W
Siinoilton
Lawyers,
«Sc
Keid
I'-H
W
(Edward Simonton, Rufus J
Reid),.
3d.
i^inRcr :W[ainiracturiiij;
Agent, 19
Co The, A
Hutchinson
E
3d.
tailor, 97
Sissward Louis F,
E
4th.
Galvanized Iron
Window Caps.
SHi
LQIii|J
648
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Cutlery and amnPnnHe Jolmson's Crockery UUUUOj
'^^^^^
Plated Ware, at CharL;
House,
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illXXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
Skaffaren,
office
A P Monten
E
7th.
manager,
Hermon Stockenstron
& McKay, painters, 16 W -tth. Slater & Kelly,' borseslioers, 90 E oth. Slater & Riley, horseslioers, 41 E 4tli. Sloan & Dony, painters, 174 W 3d.
Skank
Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith
Bros, saloon, 29 Jackson. G, dentist, 29 3d. E, physicians, cor 4th and Market. Henry, mnfg jeweler, 15 Wabasha. James E, barber, cor 3d and Jackson. Louis B, tropical fruits, 93 E 3d. Nathan, saloon, 166 Mississippi. Pascal, capitalist, s w corner 3d and Jackson. T M, fruits and vegetables, 23i- E 7th. Egau, lawyers, cor 5th and Wabasha. 8lllitli A: Lewis, Coal, Wood and Hay, 139 E 7th. Peters, tish, oysters, etc, 108 Smith 3d. Smith Schmitz, wholesale saddlery hardware, 46 Robert. Smith Co, grocers, 102 Jackson. Smyth Co, printers and binders, 100 _E 3d. Snyder J Co, confectionery mnfrs, 78 Wabasha. ChastSociety for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, E sec, 53 Robert. Soderhtronz Franz G, saloon, 4th nr Rosabel. Somers John, tailor, 32 Minnesota. South Shore Fast Freight Line, C Parker agent, 120 E 3d. Spangenberg Albert, meat market, 162 St Peter.
Edward
F R& C
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SpierCharles
Spillk
and
&
W,
seeds, lime, etc, 286
E
7th.
s
!°^OU.,
Vinegar Mnfrs,
w
Minnesota
bet 5th
6th.
Sproat L, gen agent Atlas Engine Works, 116 E 3d. Squires George C, lawyer, 28 E 3d. Stahlmann Christopher, brewer, cor Oneida and Fort. Stahlmann John A, saloon, 21 Wabasha. Stailllll Gottfried, Physician, 93 3d. Standard Oil Co, 11 Searle agent, cor 3d and Jackson. Staples Isaac, lumber mnfr, 120 E 3d.
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State Arsenal, office 182 Wabasha. Stees Bros, furniture, etc, 51 E 3d. Stein Charles Ji, veterinary surgeon, 84 3d. Stephenson Oscar, lawver, 33 Wabasha. Sternberg II &, A, clothing, 33 Jackson. Sternberg Samuel, clothing, etc, 165 E 7th. F, merchandise broker, 116 E 3d. Stetson
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Stevens
tects,
Joiill A:
Son
(John and J Walter), Archi-
20^
E
3d.
MA ^ A.
.
EllgTOra,Lock
I
^i£ ^ E« ^
General Agent HaU's Safe and Co., ST. PAUL, Minu.
DIonI/ Dnnl/O
Dtalii\''DUUl\0
Manufactured
for Banks, Mill Men and Corpora^"iSi at low r^tes and In lest of Btylo, by F. F. HEIOfia, Brackett's Block, Minneapolis.
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AND BUSINESS DIEKCTOKY.
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049
&
Robertson, picture frames,
Wheaton, physicians, 9 3d. druggist, 200 E 7th. Jones, physicians, 49 Jackson. , Stornier Otto, grocers, cor 7th and Broadway. (Charles Stroiljf, Ilat'kett Strong, Charles Hackett, Freeman P .Strong), Wholesale Hardware, Tinware and Stoves, 137, 139 and 141 E 4th. Stniuse M, fancy goods, 2.5 E 3d. Strulzell John, shoemaker, 49 Robert. Stuart «fc Lutz, druggists, 72 Wabasha. Studdart Hauser, insurance agents, 106 E 3d. Sullivan Miss Sarah A, mnfr ladies' underwear, 88 Wabasha. Sulzhach Sylvester, cigar mnfr, 40 Jackson. Sllliniier<ii A: ISaii;i'h (John Summers, John Baugh), Proprs Wiiid-or Hotel, cor St Peter and 5th. Swain Allen, photographer, 71 E 3d. Swanson Thomas, grocer, 200 E 7th. Swedish Co-operative Association, grocers, etc, 157 E 7th. Sweeny Robert O, druggist, 7 3d. Swiek J<jseph, meat market, 188 Wabasha. Swirt IBciiry, Wholesale Teas, Coffees, Spices, Fruits, Cigars, Etc, 'l03 Jackson. {See ad u.) Sui>lier Frederick S, Northwestern agent Blue Line, 121 E 3d. 'I'ayloi* II KltO\, Wholesale Fish, Oysters, Game and
.'^tiwart it
St ierle E,
W
etc, 15
E
3d.
Stiine
«fc
&
W
&
Co
D
H& &
W
Fruit, 8
E
3d.
Taylor J G, guns and ammunition, cor 7th and Sibley. Taylor & Craig, builders, 5th near Fort. Teeple Addison V, lawyer, 43 E 3d.
Temple
H
100 E 4th. wholesale liquors, 98 Jackson, Thill John, saloon, 243 E 7th. Thomas Christopher, picture frames, 12 3J. I homas & Adams, laundry, 28 Minnesota. I h-.mpson Mrs James & Son, news depot. 111 Jackson. 1 I'.nipson & Petsch, R ticket agents, cor 3d and Jackson. 1 ii"n & Hamm, proprs Brainerd Flouring Mills, cor Minnehaha
4 beol>ald
Thaiiwald
Wm M, saloon,
S, jr, saloon,'93
E
7tli.
Wm,
W
R
1
llMirstou Cyrus B, Wagons,
I'ui.icinents, 18 I'lime II II, grocer
,'^;P1"T (i
and Green Briar, horp Frederick A, insect and vermin destroyer, 111 lyirwarth Jacob, shoem.aker, 89 E 5th.
3d. {See ado, top lines.) and saloon, 159 and 101 St Peter. H, horseshoer, cor 4th and Exchange.
W
3d.
W
Carriages
and Fanu
O^teviii
"
J
F, Propr Minnesota Steam Marble Works, M
CRITTENDEN & 00
St.
Robert.
H,
,
and Grave! Roofers.
Oor. Birth
and Sibloy Streoti, Pad, Minn.
SPRING OVERCOATSr'""'"°°"'"°°*"' Parrington's, Miimeapolia.
'
G, F.
650
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
J,
SAI
dressmaker, 109 Robert. Travis Henry II, confectioner, 136 Jackson. Treasure Edwin, boots and shoes, 87 Wabasha. Tusler, Goucher &. De Long, farm implements, 69 and 70 Levee. Tuttle & Griswold, government lands, 120 E 3d. Ullman Joseph, hides and furs, 65 Jackson. Albright Agent, Fiiiled States Express Co,
Trask Mrs
A
WH
30
E
3d.
Unten Nick, saloon, 223 w 3d. Uphara Albert T, jeweler, 124 Jackson.
Upham, Wyman
tilizing
T, dentist, 109 E 7th. & Co, proprs Minnesota Rendering and FerCo, 64 E 7th. Upman's Hotel, Frank Upman propr, cor 3d and Cedar. Van Auken P & Co, grain commission, cor 3d and Jackson. Vanderhoof Lewis Vt, blacksmith, 30 E 7th. Van Slyke & Co, commission, 40 Sibley. Varney E C »& Co, boots and shoes, 70 Wabasha. (Thomas Vaughan), Show Case Mnfrs, Tnu^hail 118 E 5th. {fieeadv.) Villaume Joseph, saloon, 126 Robert. F, saloon, 228 E 7th. Vitt Vitt J Frederick, saloon, 140 E 3d. Voges Henn', florist, 12 Citv Market.
Upham A
WA
&
Co
H
.
Yolk^zeitiiiii^ Printing:
A Munch
Pres, Finck Treas, Publisliers Volkszeitung and Printers, 100
A
and Publishing: Co. Vice-Pres, C H Lienau Sec and
E
3d.
(German Daily and Weekly). Volkszeitung Printing and Publishing Co, Publishers, 100 E 3d. Vollmer M, marble monuments, etc, 213 E 7th. Von f nruh Ilermaim, jeweler, 186 E 7th. Wadsworth W, agent Pullman Palace Car Co, 116 E 3d. Wagener John, grocer and saloon, 226 Robert. Wagner J, rectifier, E 7th nr St Paul Plow Works.
Yolkszeilung-
The
W
"Wagner Nic,
saloon, 108 St Peter.
Sam, laundry, 59 Wabasha. Walker Miss A D, milliner, 113 E 7th. Wall & Bigelow, grain and provision com, Walla Anton, merchant tailor, 31 3d.
Wah
W
61
E
3d.
Wallace Thomas, horseshoer, 64 E 4th. Walsh George W, lawyer, 31 E 3d. "Walter :^Ioritz, t'<Jiiper and Brass Works, 89 Jackson.
Waltlier Edwar.l, physician. 111
E
7th.
Wampler Andrew
J, druggist, cor
4th and Jackson.
.obert St,. St. Paul, Miim. brands of Kentack Boarbo: tti t«ae Whiskey oocbtantly on
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. ^'i|
.
;
7/
Hashow, fylaish
SAI
& Davis, ^^^^^^
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Wanderer Printing Co, Maximilan J Loskiol manager, publishers Der Wanderer, and printers, 13 Wabasha. Warne Bros, contractors, 5th nr Wabasha. Warner John M, auction and commission, 27 E 3d. "Warner liUoieil, Mnfr Chaska Brick, 98 E 3d.
Warren House, D A Miller propr, cor 4th and Jackson. AVa>*liinsrton Lite Insurance Co, J A Sabin Gen
Agt, 45 Jackson.
"Warner "Win P»
Lawyer, cor 3d and Jackson.
Watson
W^atson
Webb
Weber Weber Weber Weber
Lisurance Co, 122
&
Joint J, Gen Agt New England Mutual Life E 3d. {Se£ left hand bottom liniis.) 0\ley (John J Watson, Wm H Oxlej-), Gen-
Weaver George,
eral Insurance, 122 sale and
E
5
3d.
boarding stables, St Peter.
Edward, lawyer,
Fellows' Block. Charles, chief of police, City Hall. Charles, shoemaker, 14 E 3d. Fridolin, grocer, 282 Fort. John, grocer, 212 Fort.
Odd
Weed &
Wedelstaedt Edward K, dentist, 9 Lawrence, insurance, 119 E
W
3d.
3d.
Weide John A & Co, musical merchandise, 42 Weis Oswald, grocer, 252 Fort. Weis & Son, grocers, 112 Wabasha.
W
3d.
W
Weller
A
S, saloon,
25
E
7th.
3d. Wenger Joseph ^I, grocer, 64 3d. Werner Frank, saloon, 120 Werner Mrs M, milliner, 209 E 7th. West Frank C, wood, cor Market and
W
W
4th.
AVest Publishins: Co,
'
Publishers and Dealers in Law Books and Legal Blanks, 11 Wabasha. Western Commercial Agency, A E Beasley manager, cor 3d and Jackson. Western Railroad Company of Minnesota, George L Becker pres, Reese M Newport sec, Francis R Delano Gen Agt, gen offices 103 Jackson. Chase sec, 53 Robert. Western Seaman's Friend Society, E Wevl & Ehnnanntraut, meat market, 195 E 7th. Dewey as^t, 90 E 3d. Wheeler & Wils(m Mnfg Co, Whitcher Sylvester C, livery, 94 and 96 E'7th. Whiteomb Mrs Diademe, restaurant, 6^ E 7th. White John W, lawyer, cor 3d and Minnesota. White Sewing Machine Co, Lucien Warner state agt, 93 E 3d. Wickersheim^iLrs Mary, fruits, etc, 186 E 7th. Wicinann Theodore, grocer, cor loth and CoUeLje ave. Wil.ktn & Runier, builders, 41 Ramsey. Wild Joe M, meat market, 33f. E 7th.
W
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Builders'
bury & Hardware"'""™"™"
p
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Draper. 35 E. Third 8t„Sl. Paul.
OPflPl/PRV utlUuiXLIllj
652
^'^^"'^^
retail.
China,
E, A.
Glassware,
wholesale
and
HAEMOlf &
00,, Minneapolis.
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SAI
Wilde Francis F, lawyer, 33 E 3cl. Wilder Amherst H, contractor, 100 Jackson. Wilgus Edmuud P, grain com, 46 Jackson.
Wilkes Arthur P, druggist, 106 Fort. Williams Charles H, sign writer, 5 3d. Williams C D, physician, 193 Broadway. AVilliauiS l>avid<<Oll (Henry L Williams, James II Davidson), Lawyers, Rooms 5 and 6 McQuillan Block, cor 3d and Wabasha. Williamson John, restaurant, Robert bet 2d and 3d. Willis John W, lawyer, 13^ 3d. Wilson A & Son, stoves, tinware, etc, 187 Broadway. Wilson Charles C, general agent .^tna Life Ins Co, 3 Odd
W
&
W
Fellows' Block.
Wilson Charles, carpenter, cor Bridge and 6th, 6th ward. Wilson Charles S, cooper, 19 Eagle. "Wilson «k Rogers, Jobbers in Iron and Wood Pumps, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters' Supplies, Heating Ajiparatus for Public and Private Buildings, 18 E 3d. ' {S,_>:
adu.)
W'illdsor Hotel, Summers
Peter and
-ath.
&,
Baugh Proprs,
cor St
Winker John,
Winley Winter
saloon, 162 E 7th. Miss Mary, milliner, 36 3d. Andrew, grocer, 118 Wabasha.
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AVirklund & Dahlstrom, photographers, 111 E Vth. Wittelshofer J, jeweler, 71 E 3d. Wolf Mary, wholesale milliner, 94 E 3d. Wondra Mathias, grocer, 275 Fort. Wolterstortf & Moritz, hardware, stoves, etc, 125 E 7th. I-iduard II, Lawyer and Justice of the Peace,
Wood
3i
W^OOdward
Co, 46
W
3d.
dJeoi'tfe
B, Manager
Fairbanks, Morse
&
E
3d.
Woolsey James H, mill supplies, 29 E 3d. Worley Mrs Adam, dressmaker, 107 3d. Wright & Galloway, livery stable, 167 8th.
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Conrad, grocer, cor Randolph and Fort. & F, physicians, cor 7th and Jackson. Brewer, cor Commercial and Ohio, 6th ward. 6c (George B Young, Stanford Xewel), Lawyers, 60 i E 3d. Yungman Frank, saloon and barber, 115 St Peter. Zahm & ilann, dry goods, eor 3d and Wabasha. Zahonyi Julius, music, 58 3d.
Yarnall
Wurm Wurm
iirs Catherine, brewer, Stewart ave, nr Cascade.
Wm
YoerS' Anthony,
Young
Xewcl
W
NEW
MUTUAL
Boston.
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LIFE INSURANCE CO.
best Comcany to Insure witu. Gen'l Agent, ST. PAUL, lUaa.
ENGLAND"/ WATSON,
The
WILSON & ROGERS.
DEAT.ERS IX
WROUGHT IRON
Mills, Railroads,
and
FUK
LEAD
PIPE,
SITPPLIES
Plumbers, Gas and Steam
Fitters.
MAhTJFACTURF.RS AM) ERKCTORS OF
Hot Air Furnaces and Steam Warming and Ventilating
Apparatus
for
Public and Private
Buildings.
No. 18 East Third
St.,
ST.
PAUL, MI\X.
PRICES FURNISHED OX APP1,ICATI0X.
Sole Ag't
C.B.
THURSTON
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J barn
CANTOK PLOWS, Tiger Rakes, RanHanows, Triumph Seeders, MilWagons, Buggies, etc., 18 W. 3(i St., St. Paul
AXD BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
saloon, 1S2
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Zimmerman Bros, photographic materials, Zimmerman Charles A, photographer, S
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saloon,
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7th.
SAINT PETER.
seat of Nicollet county, is an incorporated city of &. St. P. and St. 3,000 inhabitants, at the junction of the S. C. railroads, in the eastern part of the county, 75 P. It is located on the Minnesota miles distant from St. Paul. river, which is navigable for 100 miles beyond this point, and at one period was sfrongly urged for the capital of the State. The leading industries of the city are 2 steam flouring mills, 2 sash and blind factories, 1 fanning mill factory, 2 furniture factories, 2 grain elevators, 1 foundry and 4 breweries. There
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are 4 hotels, the Nicollet popular of the hostelries.
House being the leading and most There is in the city a National Bank, with a capital of *(50,000 and a surplus of 89,000. Two Times, Democratic, and the Tribune, weekly newspapers, the Republican, are pulilished here. The religious tendencies of the population are represented by 4 Lutheran churches and 1 each of the Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian and The Gustavus Adolphus college, Catholic denominations. founded by the Swedish Lutherans, has three courses of instruction, classical, normal and high school. The graded school system, employing 12 teachers, represents an outlay for buildings of 827,000. There are 2 denominational schools in Saint Peter, and a public library of 1,000 volumes. A State Hospital for the Lisane is located here, whose property value is 8600,113. The surrounding country is a favorite resort for the sportsmen of the State, as it abounds in game. Exports, grain, flour, pork, live stock, furniture, etc. Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. Daily mails. J. R. Moore, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Amundson C
Allen John N, dentist. & Co, general store. Anderson Oliver, general store. Baberich Caspar, general store. Barnes Charles F, confectioner.
Bauer Jacob, Propr Union House. Benhain A H, omnibus and baggage line.
BlonibiTg
Birki-nhauer Henry, watches and jewelry. Son, merchant tailors. G
A&
L M, fanning mill mnfr. Boethin Wra, wagoninaker.
Boardni.a'n
WILSON
& JORDAN,
AKOHITEOTS,
Minneapolis. PLias and Specifications furnishwi for iii kinds of Building, on fibort notice.
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physician. Bolsta Peter, carpenter
Bohn U,
and builder.
Bornemann
l>t?rnhard,
propr Farmers' Home.
Brandt John, saloon.
II, County Surveyor. Carlson Andrew, farm machinery. Carpenter S. propr Nicollet House. Carter & Montgomery, real estate and insurance. Cashion Peter, livery stable. Cashion & Sherry, saddle and haruessmakers. Childs John, blacksmith. Clark James, saloon and billiards. Coffin John H, photographer. Colbv Cyrus D, gunsmith. Coliilis B, Physician.
Bri^^s Stephen
H
Commercial House, N S Lee propr. Cosner Isaac, physician. Cox E St Julien, judge district court. Daniels Asa W, physician and surgeon. Davis Charles R, County Attorney and Collection Agent. Davis Svdnev W, meat market. De Graff H C & Co, dry goods, etc. Delany James, register of deeds. Deutschman Carl, general store. Dick Philip & Co, clothing, boots and shoes, etc. Downs Thomas, sheriff Nicollet county.
D
Dunning Samuel,
Essler
cattle dealer.
Eiigesser ^latthew, Brewer. "Wm C, founder and machinist.
Evanson Christian, wines and liquors. Evanson Mathias G. hardware and stoves.
First A'alloiial Stank,
Wm Schimme Pres, F A Don-
ahower Cashr. Foot John, dry goods, boots and shoes. Frazier Aaron, gunsmith. Frey Henry M, barber. Fritsche Frederick, county treasurer. Galles Nicholas, wagonmaker. Gebhardtifc Co, tanners and cun-iers.
Hanscome
Melville G, lawyer.
Hargis Miss S R, milliner. Harkee Frederick, flour mill.
Harris A J, cooper. Herrick 3Irs Frances, dressmaker.
Herrmann August, boot and shoemaker.
Hesnault August, carpenter and builder.
CPUCCCRQ DPnC OUnLrLilO DflUOi
Importers of Pine Woolens, No. 40
E.
Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
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Maoliiiisry, Oor,
2d
St.
acd F
Avenoe South,
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Iletherington Ramsey, painter. Hildebrandt Henry, meat market. Hohman August, brewer. Jacoby Hiram J, books, stationery, etc. Jake Christian, blacksmith. Johnson Charles A, blacksmith. Jones Henry, druggist. Kemmits \Vm, blacksmith. coroner. Klein Klein "Will, Furniture Mnfr. Klitzke Hermon, general store. Kneip Xicholas, saddles and harness. Kllie^^tndt Julius, AVines, Liquors and Cigars. Knoll Theodore, general store.
Wm,
Koelfgen Henry, wines and liquors.
Koeuig Michael, saloon. Kohl & Thiets, carpenters and Kramer Anton, wines, liquors,
builders.
etc.
Kramer George,
barber.
Krieger Joseph, wagonmaker. Krohn John, boot and shoemaker.
Ladd & Stone, lawyers. Lamberton Alfred J, general store. Lamberton Robert W, agent Winona & St Peter R R. Lange P'rancis E, watches and jewelry. Larabach Frederick E, restaurant and confectioner. Lee N S, propr Commercial House. Lester Cassius C, sewing machines. Lillenquist H, watches and jewelry. Lloyd Benjamin, groceries and crockery.
Ix)renz August, blacksmith.
Lucken Martin, blacksmith.
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Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
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TOBACCO AND SMOKERS
ARTICLES, St.
Peter, Minnesota.
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and Sheet-Iron Architectural Pyiir/IrS ^0°^"^ Workers, 114 N. 3d St., Minneapolis.
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Crockery
656
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CHARLES
Glassware
South,
imnTEAPOLIS,
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McAllister Chauncey, grocer. McCrackin L, ageut St P & S C R. McLeod George A, supt public instruction.
Wm
R
McOuatt
Wm,
chief of police.
Martinson John, saloon and billiards. Mason Joseph, hardware and farm implements. Merritt George F, physician. Meyer John, saloon. Miller Henry C. Wholesale and Retail Dealer Mnfr of Cigars, Minnesota ave. (See ado.) Moll E & Son, saddle and harnessmakers.
and
Montgomery Thomas
C, city justice. Publr St Peter Tribune and Postmaster. Nicollet House, S Carpenter propr. Northvrestern Hotel, Sander Swenson propr. Nutter & Heritage, hardware and lumber. Nyquist Rev J P, principal Gustavus Adolphus College. Paetow F Louis, hardware and stoves. Paul Benjamin F, druggist. Perry Charles X, painter and upholsterer.
Moore J K,
H
Perry TliOinn^ M, Editor and Propr The Times. Peters O H, agent G W Van Dusen & Co, grain and
vator.
ele-
Peterson John, judge of probate. Peterson John M, blacksmith. Pettijohn Elias S, county auditor. Poison Peter A, saloon.
Powell Randall
Wm 0, painter.
&
Noble, groceries and crockery.
Rniiiiey
Harvey H,
Wagonmaker.
court.
Rausch John B, meat market. Rogers Benjamin, clerk of district Rolk Rudolph, coojier. Rost Anton, propr Railroad Hotel.
Rost Charles, saddle and harnessraaker. Rounseville H, lumber and farm implements. Sackett Judah B, ju-itice of the peace. Sackett & Fay, flouring mill. St Paul and Sioux City R R Co Grain Elevator. St Peter Tribune (Weekly), J Moore Editor and Propr. Samblad Charles, photographer. Scheuer John, wagonmaker. Schimniel Wm, pres First National Bank, grain and general produce dealer. Schleuder Julius, watches and jewelry. Schmidt Frederick, bouts and shoes.
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Jackson
St., ST.
PAUL,
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F. F.
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l)00ts
Book-Biuder and Blank-Book
-MaEnl'actnrer, Brackett's Block,
Minneapolis, Mian,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
and shoes.
Store.
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August,
iSclilllliacher Stephen, General Seymour John F, grocer.
Shuncll Ole A, boot and shoemaker. Smith John H, blacksmith.
Snyder James H, books, stationery, etc. Spiess Stephen, boot and shoemaker. Davis, general store. Stark Brothers Steinke Gustavus W, farm implements. Phillip, saloon and boarding. Stelzer Stempol Frederick A, general store. Strand Mrs S O, millinery and fancy goods. Swenson Sander, propr Northwestern Hotel.
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Thomas John, boot and shoemaker. The Times (Weekly), Thomas M Perry Editor and
Treadwell John N,
Propr.
Van Dusen G
Walen John,
W & Co, grain and
loans.
elevator.
Vcith Frederick, brewer.
Volk and Co, furniture mnfrs.
furniture.
"Woods Charles R, stoves and tinware.
.
ST.
THOMAS.
settlement of some 200 souls in the north central part of Le Sueur county, 8 miles from Le Sueur Centre (c h), and 56 from St. Paul. Belle Plaine, 8 miles distant, is the nearest It contains a steam saw and grist mill, railroad point. Lutheran and Catholic churches, and 2 schools. Exports, wheat, oats, potatoes and pork. Tri-weekly mail. P. Ronan, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRKCTOBT.
A
Ronayne J
"VV,
general store.
Roiinii Patriek, General Store. Spellacy Grace, school teacher.
ST.
VINCENT.
is the state terminus of tlie St. P., :SL& Ry, and also of the St. Vincent branch of the Canadian Pacific Ry. It is situated in the extreme northwestern point of Kittson county and of the State alike, "U the Red River of the North, is 390 miles from St. Paul, and the >eat of the county of Kittson. regular line of steamers m.akes daily trijis on the Red river from St. Vincent to "Winnipeg, Manitoba, carrying passengers and freight and making, dose connection with the arrival and departure ot
This growing town of 500 inhabitants
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W^ken Eheet-Iron Architeotaral Sibl»7 and Roofers. Oor. Siith and BtreetB. St. Paal, Minn.
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trains.
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on hand the finest Pronch, Engli,
Scotch and
Gennan
Suitings, Minneapi..!;,
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5IINXES0TA STATE GAZETTEER
SAN
Vincent has a steam elevator of 90,000 busli.U capacity, a bank, a brewery, a brickyard, a hotel, a ncwspajx r, the Herald, 3 general stores and a district school, while ;i church is being erected. The town is only a little over oiryear old. Daily mail over the St. P., M. & M. and Canadiai; Pacific railways. D. F. Brawley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brawley
F, brickmaker. Buie John, livery and sale stable.
D
Flyilll Sc O'Keel'C, General Gooding C J, railroad agent.
Store.
Head
Felix G, justice of the peace. Felix G, Publisher St Vincent Herald. Lowery Robert W, general store. Nobles L, express agent. O'Keefe M, register of deeds.
Head
Wm
Provouchoe John,
saloon.
Raywood G & Co, St Vincent Brewery. Red Wing Mill Co, grain elevator. Rich J H, cashier St'Vineent Bank and mngr
St Vincent Bank, J
Elevator Co.
H Rich cashr. Shepard J W, lumber and building material. Stewart John W, propr Pacific Hotel. Yan.Htruill JoliU A, Sheriff Kittson County. Vanstrum John H, real estate agent. Winter J B, general store.
SAINT WENDALL.
In the eastern jiart of Stearns county, 8 miles northwe-t of St Cloud (c h), the nearest railroad point. It contains .i Catholic church and district school. B. Murphy, postmaster.
SANBORN.
A A
newly established
postoffice in
Redwood
county.
SANTIAGO.
settlement of some 300 souls in the township of the same name in the north central ])art of Sherburne county, miles from Elk River (o h), 70 from St. Paul and 13 from Clear Lake, the nearest railroad point. St. Francis river givipower to a stave and saw-mill here, and there are 3 district Mail stau"' Exports, staves, beef, butter and cheese. schools. to Clear Lake weekly. W. L. IJabcock, postmaster.
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SAN
H.ibcock IJabcock Bailey
& Davis, ^HII3^"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
W L, merchant and farmer. & Walker, cheese factory. W H, stave
mill.
SARATOGA.
A
village of 100 inhabitants in the southwestern part of
23 miles from Winona (o h), 6 from St. It Charles, the nearest railroad point, and 60 from St. Paul. Las a Free-Will Baptist and a Congregational church, and Stage to St." Charles an.i Troy semiexports wheat and beef. weekly, and tri-weekly mail. T. P. Dixon, postmaster.
Winona county,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Cory George, blacksmith.
Cox L, live stock dealer. Dixon H M, money lender.
blacksmith. Murray P, live stock dealer.
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SAUK CENTRE.
incorporated village of 1,200 inhabitants in the northwestern part of Stearns count v, and a station on the St. Vincent division of the St. P., M. & M. Ry, 45 miles from St. Cloud (c h), and 117 from St. Paul. It "is situated upon the Sauk river, which furaishes unfailing water power, utilized by a 7 run flouring mill. flouring mill of the same capacity, a saw-mill, a feed mill and a fanning mill factory are operated by steam. The Citizens' Bank is located in the village; there is also an elevator, 4 general and a score of special stores and mechanic shops, 3 hotels, a steam elevator, a brewery and a newspaper, the Sauk Centre Ilerahl. The churches are Episcopal, ^Methodist, Congregational, Baptist and Catholic. The Union High School employs 7 teachers, and the building cost 810,000. The village wants an iron foundry and machine shop, a wood working manufactory and a grist mill. Exports, flour, wheat, oats and barley. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Mail stage to Grove Lake, Otto, L.ike Amelia, Glenwood, Little Sauk, Round Prairie, Long Prairie, Hartford, Grey Eagle, North Fork. Daily mail by rail east and west. Samuel Simonton, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Apf,4d
&
ItanK of Sauk
Robhins. lumber. <"ciitre.
{^ee adv.)
Barnaul Edward P, furniture.
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a full line of Darling, Brown & Sharpe's Machinists' Tools. 3o East
Third
St., St.
Paul.
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660
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Barto Alphonzo, lawyer. Badell Mark, carriagcmaker. Bennett George M, real estate and insurance. Bishop Mrs George M, milliner. Bishop Leroy S, jr, general store.
Bradley
Xatliniiiel G, Watchmaker.
Bressler Bros, proprs Eastern Hotel. Bridgeman Eliot, lumber. Briggs Robinson P, lawyer.
Brink & Hansen, saloon. Bruce Samuel M, grocer. Canfield A, pliysician. Capser Joseph, general store. Carney E B. lumber. Carr Jaiuesii D, Justice of the Peace and
facturer.
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Coe Lemuel E, propr Sauk Center House. Corey Rev I L (Congregational.)
Alfred, grocer. & Co, hardware. H cfe E, meat market. Dinkle & Stevens, farm implements. Doty Henry S, constable and deputy sheriff. Gallup Hiram P, hardware. Gruber George, brewer.
Dahlem
Danalier
Davenport
Hall Robert A, livery. Hanna Mrs Emma B] dressmaker. llolnie!) &, Co, Flour Mill, Grain and Ele-
Harmon,
vator.
Harrison Edwin
J, general store.
Hendry Nicholas, general store. Hendryx Charles F, propr Sauk Center Herald. Hickman Peter S, carriagcmaker. Hinman Charles M, blacksmith.
Hinman
&
Lord, farm implements.
elevator.
Hoople Nelson, grain and
How Calvin
F, lands.
Hoivard John R,
Agricultural
Implements,
Ca?e
Threshers, Marsh Harvesters, Wire and Cord Binders, Mowers, Seeders, Etc, a Full Line of Repairs. Hudson Rev Theodore (Episcopal.) Johnson Andrew H, saloon. Keller Henry, fanuing-mill maker. Kells Lucas, insurance and loans. Koterba .John W, hariiessmaker.
Iflct'llirc
Thomas
€, Flour
Mill.
McMasters James
31, j)hysician.
Kir\A/
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MUTUAL
f„f,it„el
J.
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INSURANCE
St. Paul,
CO.
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Pl,,3, Buggies,
etc.,
Rakes, EanTriaoph Soede.-s, Can18 W. 3d St., St. Paul.
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MaJland Bros, saloon and billiards. M:idland JohiiO D, insurance asxent. Allison, Founders and Machinists, Iron and .Maim Brass Foundry and ilaohine Shop. Mcdlaud 3Iiss Emma E, milliner. Mctzsrer John, meat market. Miner Xelsoil II, Lawyer. BenMoore Sc Bennett (Alexander Moore, George
^
nett),
Title,
Land Agents, Wild Lands, Improved Farms, Etc.
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Lands, Absttacts of
Xieolaus Lorentz, tailor. Nichols Jose]>h, boots and shoes. Xorris James A, express and railroad agent. Oakford & Nelson, druggists.
Palmer Benjamin R, physician. Parker John W, projir Parker House. Pendergast «fc Kellss, Proprs Sauk Centre Bank, Bank{Se<i adv.) ers, Insurance Agents. Pendergast & Wille, hardware. Perkins & Sprague, druggists. Peters & Lux, saloon. Pettit Asahel H, gen store. Roid John M, meat market. Rire X & Son, livery. I6ia:gs Robert P," Lawyer.
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Robbins James L, real estate and insurance. Robertson Thomas D. jeweler.
Sank Centre Herald.
Sole
Charles F Hendryx Propr, Advertising Medium in this Village Specimen Copy and Terms on Application.
;
Sank Centre
Scherftius
Ilonse, L E Coe
Propr.
(See adv.)
Schaaf John, saloon.
Wilhelm, harnessmaker. Storey (Frank E Searle, Leo T Storey), Lawyers. Smith Andrew J, banker and general store and insurance. Spoor Rev (Methodist). Stewart & Moore, blacksmiths. Taylor Win C, constable. Thurston Ell O, jeweler.
Searle
&
WMM
T<>bey Uriel M, grocer. White Robert, general store. WilliauLs Frederick, saloon, billiards and barber. ^\ illiaius & Johnstone Misses, stationery, etc.
Woodruff Rev C
^N uttke
W
(Baptist).
Hermann H,
carriatremaker.
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SAUK RAPIDS.
In the southwestern part of Benton county, of which it is the seat, 75 miles from St. Paul, is a village of about 'Jmi inhabitants, and a station on the Brainerd branch of the N. P. R. R., situated upon the Mississippi river at the confluence of the Sauk. The rapids here have been improved so succes-,fully that 600,000 cubic feet of water per minute pass over tliLdam at the ordinary stage of river height, thus afFordiii^,' power only second to that of Minneapolis. Two tiouriiiLr mills, a cheese factory, several hotels and a number of general and special stores are the business interests of the place. The churches are Congregational, Episcopal, Methodist and Catholic, and the village has a fine graded school employing Telegraph, Northwestern. three teachers. Express, Am. Weekly stage to Duellin and Maywood. Daily mail. W. L. Niemaa, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Barron John, shoemaker. Benedict & Getchell, livery.
Berg
& Neils, hardware. Carpenter S P, hotel.
Cheney Mrs A J, druggist, etc. Cross Eramus meat market. Davis M, saloon. II, wagonmaker. Fletcher
W
,
Grain Dominick, harness. Homan John, saloon.
Johnson
C, blacksmith. L, drucrsist. J K, blacksmith. Naimbach Charles P, jeweler.
A
Mayo
Miller
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Newman
A, harnessmaker.
mill.
Sauk Rapids Water-power Co.
Stanton J A, tiour
Sullivan J
M,
S,
saloon.
Taylor
Wood Wood
beer faucet mnf r. Charles G, general store.
A
James N,
clothing, etc.
SOANDIA.
settlement in the northern part of Washington county, 17 miles from Stillwater (c h), 35 from St. Paul," and 8 from Forest Lake, the nearest railroad station. Marine Mills, 5 miles south, on the St. Croix river, is the shipping point in
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DRAPERS
East
and
TAIL0ES,Nr40
St Paul, Minn.
TMrd
Street,
Do
all
kinds of Machinery Repaltln;;.
Hashow,Maish& Davis,
tlio
promptly alunded
to. Cor. Secoml St. and Fifth Avenue South, Minneapolis.
A>-D BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Scandia has a Lutheran open season of navigation. church and common school. Semi-weekly mail. Johan Joua--on,
postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Kkdahl C, farm implements and sewing machines. IKdin Rev E (Lutheran). Rose J G, justice of the peace and farm implements.
SCOTLAND.
In Preston township, south central part of Fillmore county, 6 miles from Preston (c h), and 4 from Harmony, the nearest railroad station, contains a Presbyterian church and common school. Exports, wheat and pork. Tri-weekly W. B. Mitchell, postmaster. mail stage to Harmony.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Duxbury "Wm, stone mason.
Hutton David, stock raiser and dealer.
Larson Severt, stone mason. Miller John C, carpenter. Mitchell B, justice of the peace Wrenn T E, constable.
W
and blacksmith.
SEWARD.
A discontinued postoffice in the northern part of Nobles county, 14 miles north of Worthington (c h), and 5 miles from Fulda, on the S. M. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
SHAKOPEE.
The seat of Scott county, is a city of about 2,500 inhabitants, situated near the northern boundary of the county, and
on the Minnesota river, lies at the intersection of the St. P. & S. C. R. R. and the H. & D. division of the C, M. & St. P. Ry. In industrial interests it has a steam wagon factory, a steam flour mill, and the repair shops of the St. P. A S. C. R. R. The St. Gertrude Academy is an educational institute of note, and the graded school conducted by the city employs a staff of S tiMchers. The churches are Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran and German Roman Catholic. A National B.-ink is located in Shakopee, and the exports of the place are principally flour, wheat, wood and produce. Telegrajih, Noitluvfstern. Express, Am. and U. S. Seven mails daily. Charles H. Lord, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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B F, dentist. B.uinihager Hermann, saloon.
Tanedrelt, Building Paper, pitch,
etc.
Rnnfiniy JIUUIHlg MatOrisI IVlQlgllClii
Selden&Grygla,n4N.3dSt.,KinDeapoiis.
WTiolesale
and Katail.
CHAR
Av Crockeryl Glassware, JOHNSON, 513 MEiTfEAPOLlS,
Wi,=tuz.-ton
Sooth,
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Baumhoffer Franz, flour mill, Berens Michaol, milliner.
miles
s.
Berens & Gellonbeck, general store. Berens & Nachtsheim, general store. Bone Xavier, jeweler. Bornarth Charles, insurance agent. Brown Luther 31, lawyer.
BiiS!^e A:
& Plunistead, Mrs and iliss, milliner, etc. Busse Christian E, grocery and saloon. Heidenreich :^Iisses, The Latest Styks of Millinery Goods, Worsteds. Notions, Etc, at the Baz^iar
Brown
of Fashion, Dressmaking a Specialty. Cassidy James, tailor. Chewning Reuben J, farm implements. Conter John B, lime kiln. Dean John A, blacksmith and farm implements.
Dunn James H,
physician.
billiards.
Edert John, saloon and
Edwards David W, dentist. Entrup Mrs E, physician.
First Xatioiial
Strait Pres,
Bank
(Capital
s.
$50,000),
Horace
B
Frazee John
Frey Gardner George B, confectioner. Geisor J C, carpenter and builder. Gelleilbceli Georg'e "^V, Propr Occidental Hotel.
Dayid L How Cashier. W, general store 12 miles Rey L F (L^utheran).
.
Geyermann Peter, general Grady Wm, grocer. Gro>s Henry F, barber.
store.
Gutenlierg John, general store and meat market. Hall Mrs Josephine, milliner. Hartz Bernard, saloon. Heidenreich Wilhelm, saloon and billiards. Hinds Henry, general store.
Hircher F X, furniture. Hoffmann Abe L, sewing machines. Flour Mill, 7 Miles East. Hlllillllirey J Hussmann Mrs Anna T, brewery. John, sMoon. Kauth Kertson Dayid W, photographer. Kodylek John, painter, pictures and frames. Koener Anton, meat market. Kohler Benjamin, saloon. Kohls & Berens, general store. Logefeil Daniel A, propr U S Hotel. Lord Charles, ))liysician.
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Insurance Agent and Postmaster.
McGowan Rev
M.ihoney
J, druggist. Jolui L, lawyer and district judge. (Presbyterian). J
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Rev John
(Catholic).
M.inson ^lelville H, physician.
Marx Hubert, saloon.
Mather Rev F C (Methodist). Mergens Peter, saloon. Nachtsbeim Joseph, baker and confectioner. Xachtsheim & Wagner, carriagemakers. Xcwell Thomas R, jeweler. Nvssen Hubert, brewery, 1+ miles w,
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Lawyers.
Phillips Bros, livery stable.
I'iiilipp Heinrich, Furniture. Pinger \Vm, saloon.
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Rev A (German Catholic). Pond Bros, Flour Mill, 1 mile Powell Rev W R (Episcopal).
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Kausch Carl F, stationery. Reis George, hardware. Ri'is John, harnessmaker. Hies J, soda water mnfr. King John J, propr Merchants' HoteL Holliiiger Mrs Mary, saloon, ^t Gertrude Academy, Sister Ignatia Superior. >cherkenbach August, marble works. N-herkenbach Mrs Barbara, milliner. •N'hmitz Adolph, harnessmaker. Jn-hott Caspar, boots and shoes. •Vhott George, boots and shoes.
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Thieni Mrs Catherina, saloon. Thola II Ilemrich, saloon. Vessey Robert, Flour Mill. Wamjiach John, carriagemaker. Wilder John A, lumber. ZoUer Valentine, boots and shoos.
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SHARON.
Le Sueur county, ? miles northwest of Le Sueur Centre (c h), and 5 southeast of Le Sueur, the nearest railroad point. Two saw-mills, a Hour mill, a Church of Christ and a district school are located here, and the exports are lumber, wheat, corn, beef and dairy proDaily mail. ducts. Stage to Le Sueur and Waterville. James A. Farthing, postmaster.
settlement in the western part of
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BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
King James,
Schlafer
saw-mill.
flour mill.
Wm,
Winegar
W G, saw-mill.
SHELBYVILLE.
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village of about 200 inhabitants on the Blue Eartli division of the C, M. St. P. Ry, in the southwestern part "i
' Blue Earth county, 25 miles from Mankato (c h), and from St Paul. It is 2 miles distant from Amboy Station, aii'i 16 from Lake Crystal. Three grist mills, run by water po«'r.
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church and
common
The village has a Jlethodist EpiscM]' >. school, and exports hogs, cattle and win a'-BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Two
mails daily.
Virgil Tiffany, postmaster.
Dav P D,
flour mill.
mills.
Marsh
J, Flour Mill. Thomas & Thompson, flour
Tiffany Virgil, hotel propr. Richardson R, general store.
SHELDON.
In Sheldon township, near the center of Houston county, '' 8 miles from Caledonia (c h), and 8 from Houston Station.
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Beaver creek here gives power to 2 Houring Population, 94. Has a Presbyterian church and commills. mon school, and exports eggs, butter, flour, cattle and boss. A wagonmaker would do well here. Mail stage to Caledonia Lorenzo Curry, postmaster. .iiid Houston tri-weekly. Ry.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hreiieraan George, blacksmith. Carpenter J, physician. Curry L, druggist and justice of the peace. Krcotnan R, constable. Flllliier E, Boots and Shoes and Justice. Knox Hiram, live stock dealer. Nt-mberg .James, constable. Nemberg Martin, hotel propr. Ness B C, boots and shoes. I'helps John, live stock dealer.
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Scluiider Joseph, Flouring Mill. Swfct J & Co, blacksmiths. Webster E E, justice of the peace. Williams J B, general store. Willsey A S, carpenter and millwright.
SHERBURNE.
village of 150 inhabitants in Sherburne township, west oentral part of ^Martin county, 1.3 miles from Fairmont (c h) an'l 20U from St. Paul. It is a station on the S. M. Ry, has a Congregational church and a district school,
is the hea'd•luarters of the La Crosse Lumber Co, has a hotel and several "tores, and exports butter, cattle, wheat and oats. steam
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fl'-uring mill
S.
M. Ry.
line.
tstberville,
postmaster.
for here. Express, Am. Telecriaph, Stage to Cedarville, Minn., weekly, and Iowa, tri-weekly. Daily mail. J. P. Farmer,
is
called
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
A.lams G, blacksmith.
Autrusteeii
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Co, general store.
"liiKiu C L, lumber dealer. l>ilteinore John, Express and Railroad Agent.
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contractor and builder.
^\'enzle,
hardware.
iniuT J P, general store. '•rLM-n N S, bfacksmith. '•r.-y John, saloon.
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Mrs Marv,
milliner.
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retail.
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Glassware,
wholesale
and
HAEMON &
CO., Miimegpolis.
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LaCrosse Lumber Co, lumber dealers.
Leukne C,
Livergood
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hotel propr. F, druggist.
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Wra, boots and shoes. Morrell B F, wagonmaker. Mvers J, well driller.
Odell C, builder.
Persons TV
Scott Scott
C, Hotel. Shaub F, harnessmaker. G M, livery stable.
G W,
meat market.
store.
Talmadge S D, general
SHERMAN.
A
farmhouse postoffice
in Danville township, southeastern
part of Blue Earth county, 25 miles from Mankato (c h), 4 from Minnesota Lake, the nearest railroad point, and lli' from St. Paul. A stock raising neighborhood. Tri-weekly mail. James McBroom, postmaster.
SHIELDSVILLE.
of about 100 inhabitants, in the central -w-estern part of Rice county, 8| miles from Faribault (c h), the nearest It has a Catholic churcli, railroad point, and 50 from St. Paul. a public school, a steam tlouring mill, 2 hotels and several stores, and exports wheat and pork. Semi-weekly mail.
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Thomas Coleman,
Brown M,
postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
general store.
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Corcoran Michael, blacksmith.
Dooley
Keiientsou, Saw
and Flour
Mill.
Hagerty Joseph, general store. Hanlon Patrick, hotel. McCann & Bro, wagonmakers. McKenna P, hotel and saloon.
Stack James, blacksmith.
SHINGLE CREEK.
of about lOo souls, in Crystal Lake townshii', eastern part of Hennepin county, 3 miles north of Minneapulis The Shingle creek here g'vi ;* (c h), and 12 from St. Paul. power to the Crystal flour mills. Brick making is the prominent industry of the place, anil the exports are bricks and tlour. Has a Methodist Episcopal church and district scboul. aud Tri-weekly mail stage to 31 incalls for a good general store.
A settlement
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Monticello.
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Willard Bohanon, post-
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
G, carpenter and builder. Johnson Bros, brick mnfrs. (ailipbell "Will, Grocer. ll.istv R H, brick nmfr.
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baler.
Mason Miirch, hay
Oswald Henrj-,
Morrison S D, brick mnfr.
flour mills.
SIBLEY.
In Sibley township, near the center of the southern line of Sibley county, IT miles from Henderson (c h). La Sueur, 10 miles distant, and Henderson, are equally favorable railroad points. cheese factory, a German Lutheran church .111(1 common school are located here. Mail on Saturdays
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Henry Ostermann, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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cheese factory.
SILUARDS.
In tlie eastern part of Yellow Medicine county, 12 miles from Granite Falls (e h), the nearest railroad point. The Yellow Medicine river here gives power to a flouring mill. Lutheran church. Exports, wheat, butter and eggs. Semiw_f<;'kly mail stage to Granite Falls and Marshall. O. G.
Voldey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
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T, farm implements.
I'.ilily
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J, justice.
H.uiune S O, blacksmith.
IvitteUoil
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•'"irson E, farm im])Iements. ^orly S, flouring mill, riiorstenson Rev (Lutheran).
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Vildey
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G, general
store.
SILVER CREEK.
In the
p-irt
t'oiii
township of the same name,
P.-iul.
in
the northwestern
of
Wright
point.
St.
'••••ilroad
"county, 13 miles from BufTalo (c h), and 5 8 Big "Lake, 1.3 miles distant, is the nearest The Silver creek, at this i.oint, drives a'saw-
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Exports, -n-heat, oats, ginseng, beef and pork. Plcniv of^ low-priced timber land is to be had in this vicinitv Weekly stage communication -with Monticello and weokl'v mail. E. il. Laa\bert, postmaster
BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Andrews T
Cutting Grant J
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J, millwright.
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book agent. "
J, constable.
& Chub, saw-mill. Locke J X, justice of the peace. Melrose Thomas, justice of the peace. Stirewalt D, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Lamber
SILVER LAKE.
In the north central part of McLeod county, 10 miles north of Glencoe (c h), the nearest railroad station.' It has a steam saw-mill. Catholic and Presbyterian churches and a public school. Exports, wheat. Weekly mail stage to Glencoe. A. P. Williams, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Halva Wencel, blacksmith. Kastunck Joseph, carjienter. Makouski Xicolas, wagonmaker.
Mims Theodore,
Taska .-ItlSfUst, Hotel and Saloon. Totusek John, boots and shoes. Williams & Custer, saw-mills.
SIOUX VALLEY.
A
special
sujijily
1 7
general store.
Jackson county, road point.
postoffice in the southwestern part of miles from Jackson (c h), the nearest rail-
SIX OAKS.
In the township of
Quincy, on the northeastern
(c
line of
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Olmsted county, 20 miles from Rochester
h),
and
from
Plainyiew, the nearest railroad point. Tri-weekly mail stage to St. Charles, Winona county. Jolm H. Olin, postmaster.
SKYBERG.
A
yillage of 50 inhabitants in the southwestern corner of
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Goodhue county,
55 from
St.
miles from
Red Wing
(c
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and about
a
Paul.
Claremont, 14 miles distant,
the nean-t
railroad point.
Has a Norwegian Lutheran church and
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street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
Hashow,Maish&Davis,«- 2d
Cor.
alFcucderjo-^tlacf. St, and rifih Ave. lUjmeapoUa, Mina.
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common
school,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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vcekly to
and exports farm produce. Mail stage semiZumbrota. Ole Abelson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abelson
&
Skyberg,
General Store.
Akin Miss, dressmaker. Ells Edward, justice of the peace.
Ilaupf John, blacksmith. Squier C, constable. Stevens Wesley, carpenter.
SLEEPY EYE.
incorporated village of about 450 souls, situated on X. W. Ry, in Sleepy Eye lake, and a station on the C. Home township, western part of Brown county, 15 miles from branch New Ulm (c h), and 140 by rail from St. Paul. railroad has been recently completed from Sleepy Eye to Redwood Falls, which has greatly increased the trade and activity of the village, which is rapidly growing, a large number of buildings having been constructed during the past year, and many others being under way. The churches are Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, German Lutheran, Congrega-
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and Roman Catholic. The village is situated in the center of an excellent farming country, and exports produce, live stock, hides, etc. Telegraph, Xorthwestern. Express, Am. Stage to St. James weekly. Daily mail. L. Hanson, postmaster.
tional
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Anderson James P, saloon and billiards. Bangs Dwight, photographer.
M. C.
BUKNSIDE.
G.
W. SOMERVILLE.
BuRNSIDE
& SoMERVILLE,
and Insurance Agts.
Collections a Spec-
Collectors, Eeal Estate
Loans Negotiated.
ialty.
FIFTH STREET,
Mills, Bridges, etc
For lactories,
Sei-
Sheet-Iron Siding.
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Berg Charles, propr Minnesota House. Bertrand J Peter, saddle and harnessmaker. Bingham H, Hardware, Stoves, Etc.
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Gebser Wm, cigarmaker. Goettsche Henry A, saloon and
billiards.
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Hanson Hans
J,
saloon.
lumber,
etc.
Hausou
tionery,
Lars, Postmaster and
Dealer in Books, Sta-
Wall Paper, Confectionery, Etc. Hillesheim Matthew, wagonmaker.
Ibberson Francis, druggist. Keegan Bros, general store. Kimm Theodore, boot and shoemaker.
Kimm Mrs
Kuapp Sc Chapi'ii, Proprs Revere House. Kohne Fritz, cattle dealer. Kramer & Burgess, Proprs Sleepy Eye Brewery.
T, millinery goods.
Landen Rev (Presbyterian). Lang G A, house and sign painter. Legge John J, druggist. Loba Rev V E (Congregational). liOreilO Hoil.se, R White & Son Proprs. Majewskie Peter, furniture and undertaker.
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and builder. Minnesota House, Charles Berg propr. Thomas H, general store. Moe Christ, watches and jewelry.
contr.actor
Miller
Wm,
Mitchell
Hail's
Safe I Lock Co. I tr8r.""l'S
Tot County, Township and City
Officers,
in
Book-Binding,
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best of jtyle and on short notice, &t F. F. EEJiTTIGHS,. Briokatt's Block, ilinneapolls.
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Moll Daniel, blacksmith. Moll & Mauch, hardware, stoves, etc. MuUon Michael, sewing machines. Nicolai Giistav, physician. IVdersens Andrew, blacksmith. Peterson S D, farm implements. Phelps Mason W, propr Union House. Porth Charles S, wagonmaker. PresLOtt C F ifc Son, machinists and blacksmiths. Revere House, Knapp Chapin Proprs. Rising E, editor propr Sleepy Eye Wide-Awake. Robinson Rev J (Methodist Episcopal). Kunitz Bendixen, general store. Russell I, farm implements. Russell E A, general store. Salkowske Christian, general store. Sanderlin Andy, barber. Schleif Charles, wines and liquors. Schmidt John B, wines and liquors.
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tailor.
Sendmyer Rev
B (Catholic). Sleepy Eye Witle-Awake
and Propr. Smith Rev E (Methodist).
(Weekly),
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Rising
Ed
Soiiierville CJeorye
W, Lawyer.
Soramcrfield August, blacksmith. Talbot ]Mrs E V, millinery and fancy goods. Talbot & Rinke, general store. Taylor Frederick, mason and builder. Thompson James M, lawyer. Trautman Joseph, meat market. I'nion House, Phelps Propr. \N ellcome Howe, physicians.
AVIiite Son, Propr Loreno House. Young Rfv H E (German Methodist Episcopal). Zieske John C, saddle and harnessmaker.
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SMITHFIELD.
postoffice in the eastern part of "Wabasha county,5l5miles south of Wabasha (ch), and 10 from Kellogg, the most convenient railroad point. farming neighborhood. Daily *tage to Wabasha and Plainview. Two mails daily. C. G.
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Dawley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Dawley C G.
justice of the peace.
Tarred Polt, BaUdln? Papef, Pitch,
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Slaytoii
D H H,
L, constable.
blacksmith.
SMITH LAKE.
station on the St. P., M. &, M. Ry, in the southwestern part of Wright county, IP miles from Buffalo (c h), and r,: from St. Paul. Water power for driving a saw-mill is derived from the lake. Exports, sawed lumber, and wheat. Popul.i-
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tion
350.
mails daily.
Express, Telegraph, Northwestern. R. M. Morgan, postmaster.
Am.
Two
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker
Green, blacksmiths. Binette John, physician. Clark A, justice of the peace. Cochen, Hynchraan & Co, flouring mill.
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Doble
Z, Nurseryman and Lawyer.
General Store and Grain.
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Erath A, saloon.
Mortran
Watson
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Olson John, hotel and lumber.
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L. constable. C, hardware. Charles, shoemaker.
SMITH'S MILL.
lumbering settlement of about 150 souls. on the north part of the western line of Waseca county, ami & station on the W. & St. P. R. R., 15 miles from Waseca c h), and 90 from St. Paul. One saw-mill is in operation here. and wood and lumber are the exports. Daily mail. Charles
postoffice in a
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F. Stokes, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gohen
Heisler
Wm,
W
Lane Mrs
carpenter. F, canvassing agent. H, boardinsx house.
Smith S
S, Saw-Mill and General Store.
SOMERSET.
A settlement in Kimball Jackson county, 14 miles Windom, on the St P. & S. Mail stage to Windom and Johnson, postmaster.
Perkins,
township, northwestern part of
C.
from Jackson (c h), and 7^ from Ry, the nearest railroad point. Namsos 4 times weekly. John
Lyons
& Co.
31 Eobert BtTee^ ST. PAUL, M;aa EotabUshed 1859. Oldest Liqnar Otil-
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In Bt.
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SORLIEN'S MILL.
In the eastern part of Yellow Medicine county, 8 miles from Granite Falls (c h), the nearest shipping point, and on the Yellow Medicine river, -nhich here drives the mills from which the place takes its name. Mail stage to Redwood Falls and Minnesota Falls 4 times weekly. E. H. Sorlien, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Sorlien
EH&
Bros, flour mills.
SOUDE.
Near the center of the southern line of Brown county, IS miles from Xew Ulm (c h), and 10 from St. James' Station on the S. C. & St. P. Ry. Is a discontinued postoffice.
SOUTH BEND.
incorporated village of 122 inhabitants and a station P. & S. C. Ry,ln the northern part of Blue Earth county, 3 miles from Mankato (c h), and 89 from St. Paul. Il has a Presbyterian church and district school, and exports wood and stone. grist mill and stone yard are needed here. Weekly stage to Judson and Butternut Valley. Daily mail. D. P. h;avis, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brown
Davis
D
Charles, railroad agent.
P, general store.
SOUTH BRANCH.
In tbe east central part of
^Vatonwan countv,
12 miles
from Madelia (c h), and 7 from St. James, on the St. P. & S. (' Ry, the nearest railroad point. Exports, wheat, oats, corn and cattle. Stage to St. James and Winnebago semi-weekly, ihuinas Marsden, postmaster.
SOUTH STILLWATER.
A postoffice in the eastern part of miles south of Stillwater (c h).
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SOUTH TROY.
A
postoffice in the southwestern part of
Wabasha
countv,
^0 miles distant from
Wabasha
(c h).
Biiders' Hardware Z%'^^'S7^.ST.
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Headquarters for Crockery
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SPENCER BROOK.
In the township of the same name, central western pan o\ Isanti county, 1-t miles from Cambridge (c h), 20 frmii Elk River, the most eligible railroad point, and 40 from St. Paul. Spencer brook drives a tlouring and saw-mill at thi-i The village has a population of 40, a district schnnl. point. and exports wheat, corn, oats and potatoes. Weekly mail Mary E. Smith, postmaster. stage to Cambridge.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. E G, hotel. Griggs S S, flour and saw-mills. Smith "\V A, justice of the peace and general Walker & Sehumaker, live stock.
Clough
store.
SPIRIT LAKE.
A
postoffice in the northwestern part of Otter Tail county,
13 miles southwest of Frazee City, on the N. P. R. R.
SPRING CREEK.
In Cherry Grove township, southwestern part of Goodhue county, 28 miles from Red Wing (c h), and 9 from Zumbrota, the nearest railroad station. Weekly mail. J. O. Strandness,
postmaster.
SPRINGFIELD.
station on the C. N. W. Ry, in Brownstown tow nship, western part of Brown county, 30 miles from New I'lm 90 from St. Paul. Population, 125. It has Catholic. (c h), and
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and stock. A grist mill is required M. H. Gamble, postmaster.
Aarnes A E, grain dealer. Anderson A G, grain and lumber
here.
Two
mails daily.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
dealer.
Ba§:en John,
Justice of the Peace.
Bendixen H, general store. Baria M, barber. Colomy J S, express and railroad agent. Crone & Mussle, general store. Cutland J S, blacksmith. Fecker Lucas, hotel propr.
Gamble John, hotel propr. Gamble ^I If, Genenal
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18 W. 3d
St., St.
Paul,
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Hitchcock, physician and druggist. llurds M, constable. Kittle Rev G (Lutheran). lililldson ll. Hardware, Stoves, Etc. Low John, wheelwright.
McCarney, physician. Mussle Paul, meat market. Parsons Ambrose, live stock dealer. Penkhart Joseph, blacksmith. Ray I I, notary public and insurance agent. Roth John, general store and druggist.
Schewd
Sist
Christ, saloon.
Schwarzrock
& Tooth, blacksmiths. Altennat, general store. Wangerm August, boots and shoes. Warnkis 11 C, harnessmaker. &
SPRING GROVE.
incorporated village of over 200 inhabitants, in the southwestern part of Houston county, 11 miles from Caledonia (c h), and 140 from St. Paul, and a station on the C, C, D. & M. Ry. Spring Grove has a Lutheran church, valued at $20,000, a graded school, and exports wheat, stock and farm produce. Express, Am. Daily mail. Nils Olsen, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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JBartheman Frank, express and railroad agent. Ucrgh T T, farm implements.
Brume
Otto, blacksmith. Christian Xilsen, blacksmith. Kngel Christopher, photographer.
FIadag:er 3Ions,
General Store.
store.
Gilbertson T, hotel propr.
Halvorson O, justice and general llelden H H, blacksmith. Uendricksen Nils, general store. Horgh Charles, hardware.
McCormick M, grain
McMichael
Olsen
dealer.
& T, grain dealers. Kielard, general store. Hefue Rev St S (Lutheran). lleierscil E, Druggist. Hosendahl P A, boots and shoes. Hosendal A, restaurant and constable. Tbostansen Ole, watchmaker.
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SPRING HILL.
In the central western part of Stearns
county,
40
mili-s
from
St.
Cloud
It
station.
and 12 from ilelrose, the nearest railroad has a Catholic church and district school, and
(c h),
exports wheat.
Weekly
mail.
Henry
J.
Emmel, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIHECTORT.
Einiliel Henry J, General Store. Hennen Mathias, carpenter. Lenz & Emmel, live stock dealers. Lethert Rev A (Catholic). Odermann Joseph, blacksmith.
Weier, general store and saloon. Weissert F J, school teacher.
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SPRING VALE.
in Bradford township, central part of Isanti county, 5 miles from Cambridge (ch),40 from St. Paul, saw and 14 from Xorth Branch, the nearest railroad point. and grist-mill is in operation half a mile distant. It is a mission station of the Protestant Episcopal church, cout.ains a district school, and exports wheat and other grain. "Weekly mail stage to Cambridge and Spencer Brook. A. E. Booth, post•
A
country postoffice
A
master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Booth Rev Charles (Episcopal).
SPRING VALLEY.
incorporated village of about 1,800 inhabitants, in Spring Valley township, and a station on the S. M. Ry, in the western part of Fillmore county, 10 miles from Preston (ch), and 130 by rail, from St. Paul. Of its 5 iiouring mills 4 are rnti by water power, ami 1 by steam. It has a manufactory, turning out school and office furniture, a foundry, 5 churches. Congregational, Baptist, Methodist, Wesleyan and Catholic, a graded school of 7 departments, a weekly newspaper, tliu VUIette (Republican), a bank, a public library, 3 hotels and 'J elevators, with a combined capacity of 50,000 bushels. Exports, wheat, flour, hogs and general country produce. Land in the vicinity is worth from SIS to 830 per acre. Express, Am. Telegraph, Southern Minnesota, at tlie depot. Stage to Washington, Rochester and Lime Spring, la, S, '>'"', and 22 miles distant, respectively; fare 75c, ?;2.00^and >=1.5l», Daily mail. B. F. Farnur, postmaster. tri-weekly.
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DEAPEKS
and TAILORS,
St.
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East Third Street,
Paul, Mian-
Are Ag''nt3
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SPll
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for Hancock's InspirTbobestboilorfoederinnsa. 2d Bt.t 5tli Ave. 3., Minneapolia.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Adnill^ Ethan (i BE, Jub Printer and Xotion.s. .Iliulcrscil IX J» Arehilect, Contractor and
Dealer.
Lumber
Andrews Mrs S E,
milliner.
Avelssjord 01c, merchant tailor.
IlaltUvJn Ileiiry
C
&
Son,
Livery,
Boarding and
Sale Stables. Bassctt II S, judge of probate.
Reck Herman, lumber. 15eers Bradford E, blacksmith. Benson Sivert, shoemaker. Bonner & Hyde, grain elevator. Booth Nathan R, assessor. Booth ifc Ashley, general store.
4c Itra«<!i Alniblid vator. Buckwell John, constable.
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Grain Dealers and Ele-
Burleson Asa R, lawyer and justice. Burnham H, painter, house, sign and carriage.
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Cargill
&
Chaj/man
T M, notary
Van, Edward Duulap agent, grain. and collection agent.
Clark Charles M, general store.
Cobb & Lee, druggists. Colman C L, Bonteeon agent, lumber. Coiiiniercial Slotel^ N B Smith Propr. Cooksey Francis M, barber. Culberton Mack, barber.
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Cusick Peter, farm implements. Denninger P G, physician. Dettelbach Leon, general store. Elliott & Riddle, live stock dealers. I-van<< Charles II, Grocer and Grain. EvcilM'n Oie. Furniture Mnfr.
Fairbaiik
Farmer Iteiijaiiiiii F, Postmaster and Farmer .lames I), Attorney-at-Law. Farmer & Fastoii, Banker's.
Flower A P, City Flower A P, hardware,
Treasurer.
stoves, etc.
Rw
John
B
(Conrrregational).
Insurance.
John E, photographer. Gahaghan Connor, meat market. Gale Rev S C (Methodist). Gould Augustus, carpenter. Gould T L, agent Jewel nursery. Gray A D, county clerk.
Fuller
Greincr Bros, Houring mill.
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C, Dry Goods, Groceries and Boots
and
Shoe>i.
Johnson, blacksmith and wagonmakers. Hardie Rev Robert (Wesleyan Methodist). Hargreaves S, grain dealer. Ilart Ablicr X, Propr Hart Hotel.
Hande
&
Heudershot David C, blacksmith. Hermis Charles, shoemaker.
Hoard Lauren
lloliiiail
Hill Kdivard,
Flouring Mill.
.4. Jeweler. 15, Justice of the Peace, Notary, Insurance and Collection Agent. Holllian Albert R, Justice of the Peace, Insurance.
Albert
Hood George Howard C O,
Ho\ie
F, grocer. constable and deputy sheriff. Jlilillit Groceries, Cigars and Crockery.
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Hunt Sidney A, hardware. Hyde Mrs H C, dressmaker. Kelley Mrs L M »X; Co, milliners.
Kellogg
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L, recorder
and town
clerk.
& Gray, general store. Kumm Christian F, wagonmaker.
King Xiammond
Larson
Xiasher
Wm D, horseshoer.
& Bro, general store. Wm, carpenter.
R C, agent Jewel nursery. Henry, Wagonmaker.
Lawrence Martin, harnessmaker. Lee J S, grain buyer.
Livingston
Liloyd
Xobdill Stephen C, stoves and tinware. Lore & Clark, carpenters and builders. McDermott John, blacksmith. McLenbergh F G, physician.
Mastenbrook John
J, billiard hall.
Merrill Bradley L, meat market. JMetcalf Mrs A, milliner.
Miller
JMinott
Henry W,
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General Store.
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furniture. Hjelle, general store. L, physician.
2^elson Christopher, carpenter and builder.
Xortii Star Iron Work.-*,
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W A Potter Propr, Mnfr
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Cane
Mills.
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Proof
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store.
Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Manafaotnrer, Brackett's Blook, Miimeapolis, Uiim.
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Payne Hros, general Perry R A, livery.
Persons Chandler, real estate. Porter Horace S, harnessmaker. Pryts Andrew, flouring mill. lU'nslow Horace F, shoemaker. Ke.\ford O F & H, druggists. Koirdan Rev Father (C-itholic).
ieo!<<!iitiau II «fc Soil, Flouring Mill. Rossman John, carpenter. Schilling Anton, meat market. Schmoker J, grain elevator. Schraut Henry, baker and confectioner. Shipton John H, groceries and crockery.
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Smith Dryden, lawyer. Smith James, brick mnfr. Smith J C Co, Genera! Store. Siiiitlt B, Propr Commercial House. Stoddard Chancey C, shoemaker. Stout J C, loan agent. Sturdivant E J, cigars ami tobacco. Sullivan Daniel A, Harnessmaker. Thayer Burdett, lawyer. Thayer Thomas J, hardware, stoves, etc.
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Estus, dentist. Thornhill F W, physician. Tinklepaugh X, general store. Todd, Pennie & Co, brick mnfrs. Valley House, Collins propr.
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Van' Leutcn II C, Propr Spring Van Mackelenbergh F J, physician.
Viall Julius B, boots
Valley Vidette.
and shoes. Warren George M, jeweler and Am express agent.
Washburn
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Charles, carpenter.
ashburu Wilbur W, grocer. Weisbeck George, carpenter.
Whitman
A F,
physician.
WiiitMian A:"Brown,
Farm Implements.
Wilson George W, flouring Witter Rvv F S (Baptist).
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Mnfrs School Furniture and
mill.
OOfUvard
Win
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Mnfg
Confectioner and Baker.
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In
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HILL.
nortlieastern jjart of
(c h), 13
Ak-xandria
Douglas county, 14 miles from from Osakis Station, and 138 from St.
CO., _ H. Oor. Blith and Sibley StrwU, Bt. P»al, Minn.
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lath mills on the Spruce Hill stream jifjduce the lumber which is the sole export. grist mill i^ needed. There is a Lutheran church in the village, tjomiweekly mail stage to Osakis and Parker's Prairie. Mrs. S. K.
The saw and
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BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Gordou Dro$,
Saw and Shingle
Mill.
STACY.
station on the St. P. & D. R. R., in Lent township, southwestern part of Chisago county, 9 miles distant from Centre It has a population City (c h), and 3-t from St. Paul. of 40, a district school, and exports wood, ties, hay, pork and Express, U. S. Two mails daily. potatoes. S. K. Lyou,
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postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Havens E C, blacksmith. Hayes & Co, general store. Kalmasson M, dry goods, etc.
Ijyoii!^ S K, Boots and Shoes. W'alker Stanley, railroad agent.
STANOHFIELD.
In the township of the same name, northern part of Isanti county, 9 miles from Cambridge (c h), and about 55 ilue north of St. Paul. Rush City, 10, and Harris, 13 mii.s distant, are convenient railroad points. grist mill is driven by water power here and a saw-mill by steam. Has a Baptist church and 3 public schools, and exj)orts wheat, dairy and farm produce. Weekly mail stage to Cambridge.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Peterson A, justice of the peace. Soderlund & Co, flour mill. Troolin, Peterson <fc Beckman, saw-mills.
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STANTON.
country postoffice in Stanton township, northwesteni part of Goodhue county, 22 miles from Red Wing (c h), and 8 from Xorthfield, the' nearest railroad point. "There is a Methodist Episcojial church in the vicinity, also a distrift Mail stage from Northfield weekly. Wm. Goudy, school.
postmaster.
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Wilcox
A, blacksmitli. James, justice of the peace. C, O.xford Flouring Mills.
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STAPLES.
A newly established
postoffice
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Todd
county,
STARK.
In Fish Lake tow-nship, northwestern part of Chisago county, 20 miles from Centre City (c h), and 45 north of St. Paul. Harris, 5 miles distant, is the nearest railroad point. steam saw-mill, Swedish Lutheran church and school house are located here. Tri-weekly mail stage to Cambridge and Harris. Lars Hunter, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIKECTOEY.
Brink Rev J (Lutheran). Elmquist Charles, boots and shoes. Elstrom, Olof & Oss, blacksmiths. llnll Frederick, General Store. Hammargren Juhn, blacksmith. Lee, Gilmoro & Co, lumber mnfrs.
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STAR LAKE.
A
newly established
postoffice in the northern central part
of Otter Tail county.
STAVANGER.
In Norraania township, near the center of Yellow Medicine county, 18 miles from Granite Falls (c h), the nearest
railroad point.
Has
a
common
schools. 8ou, postmaster.
Weekly mail
Norwegian Lutheran church and foar stage to Marshall. R. Swen-
BUSINK.SS DIRECTORY.
I>otseth
O, justice of the peace. Kise J O, boots and shoes. Nyberg E, blacksmith.
J^eland
A
M,
tailor.
Swensen K, justice of the peace. Thorstensen Rev K (Lutheran).
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
fall line of Darling,
Brown
35 Eart
&
Sharpe'a Machiniets' Tools.
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STEELE CENTRE.
country postottlee near the center of Steele counlv about 5 miles south of Owatonna (c h), the nearest railro;;.! point. M. D. Whitman, farmer, postmaster.
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postofiice in the western part of
(c h).
Big Stone count \-
'n
miles from Ortonville
STERLING CENTRE.
village of 50 souls, near the center of the southern line -of Blue Earth county, 25 miles from ilankato (c h), 5^ from Amboy, the nearest railroad point, and about 120 from St Paul. Maple river drives a flouring and saw-mill here, and tnere are 2 sorghum factories. Has a Congregational church, a district school, and exports farm produce. Mail stao-e
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weekly.
\V. Ellis, postmaster.
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•Courand Rev J
Ellis
Wm,
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E (Methodist). general store.
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Wm and hotel. X A (Conorretjational). Johnston Wm H, blacks^mith.
Furman Hunt Rev
Pratt
Francis
L, physician. G, flour mill
Rev F A.
Sorghum Mnfr.
sorghum mnfr.
Webb Wm,
Randall IVm,
STEWART.
station, population 100, on the C, M. & St. P. Ry, on the western line of McLeod countv, 20 miles from Gleucoe (c h). It has a German Catholic and a Presbvterian church, and exports wheat, oats, barley and country produce. Express, U. S. Telegraph, Xorthwestern. Stage to Preston Lake and Swansea, semi-weekly. Daily mail. J. H. Bird-
A
well, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
Bauer John, saloon. Blanchard M, express and
railroad agent.
Boedi^heillier A, General Store. Bracket Bros, grain dealers. Brown J F, general store.
Bryant
X J,
carpenter.
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St. J. J,
and Insurcth
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Agent
for
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Ag't TEIUITPH PEEDEES, EondoU Pulvorising Harrows, Tiger Kakos, Cacton Plows, MLlburn VTagoas, Buggits, otc,, 13 W. 3d St., ST. PADL.
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Clinton E II, boots and shoes. Di'gree Eli, blacksmith and wagonmaker. L, agent, farm implements. Donaldson
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blacksmith and wagonmaker. D, agent, farm implements. Live Stock Dealer. G, farm implements and wool dealers. Hall A J tfc Harrington Wood, hotel and livery. Horgan R, lumber dealer. Jackson A F, hardware and drugs. JaekiiOIl &- ISoedi;;liciiher, Grain Dealers. Kampf August, meat market. Smith M, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Watson Andrew, general store.
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STEWARTVILLE.
In the southwestern part of Olmsted county, near the county line, 12 miles from Rochester (c h), the nearest railThe Root river here drives road point, and 80 from St. Panl. a flouring mill, and the village has a population of 50, Presbyterian and Congregational churches and a common school. Daily stage to Rochester and High Forest, and mail twice daily. W. E. Smith, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Bonner
D L,
justice of the peace
Collin A; Stewart,
Fairbairn
and boots and shoes. Flouring Mill
Howard
P, dentist. Kelly James, blacksmith.
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Thomas, blacksmith.
Knapp A K, nuseryman. McCarby M, constable.
Sage Hiram, hotel propr. !Slllith AV E, General Store. Stevens J S E, carpenter. Stewart David, boots and shoes. Tichnor W, carpenter.
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STILLWATER.
city of Stillwater, the lumbering centre of Minnesota, pleasantly situated on the left bank and at the head of Lake St. Croix, is miles from St Paul. It is the seat of Washington county,and has a population of 10,0.59. TheSt. P. D. and the St. P., S. T. F. division of the St. P. S. C. railroads run their lines into this citv, giviii!; it direct communication with the east via the C. N.' W. and the great lakes via Duluth,
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while a line to Hastings, already partly located, will givr it commercial relations with the vast territory between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers by way of the H. & D. divi>i"ii of the C, M. & St. P. Ry. Sti'llwater was first settled in October, 1843,
Wisconsin.
when Minnesota was yet a part of the territory of The Stillwater Lumbering Company, composed of
Greely, Elias McKean and C. F. Leach, located tlie The village was site and erected a mill in the place. platted and recorded in September, 1848, and incorporated It has now a fine county buililas a city in March, 1854. ing, a city hall, a public library, 2 graded schools, and school property representing a cost of 8100,000. The public schools employ 18 teachers, and are attended by some 1,000 pupils. The Lutheran and German congregations have parochial schools. The churches are Episcopal, Methodist, German Methodist, German Lutheran, Swedish Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congregational, Catholic and Universalist. The city has a large number of fine dry goods,
Elam
town
stores, together with a full representation of the various trades, professions and occupations. mills, with a combined daily capacity of Too barrels, furnish flour for home consumjjtion and export. The State Prison is located here, and has upwards of 250 inmates, whose labor is let to contractors at 40 cents per day. Lumbering is, and has been, from the infancy of Stillwater, the princfpal interest of the place. Since 1856 over 2,500,000,000 feet have been shipped from here, going as far south as Texas, west to Salt Lake City, and largely meeting the wants of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Dakota. Nine saw-
hardware and grocery
Three flouring
Co. is another great industry. They manufactured and sold 1,100 Minnesota Chief threshers in 1879, and their capacity for 1880 is 1,500. They employ 390 men, have the largest threshing machine factory in the world, and are about adding facilities for manufacturing portable steam engines. W. B. Hall & Co. have an important agency for Hale's wire band-cutter, Ashland's sack holder, the Nesmith grain register, and the Champion speed indicator. J. M. Burbridge, hat and clothing dresser, has an establishment of metropolitan
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The mills have a capacity of 125,000,000 feet annually. Brown, has a largest lumber concern, that of Hersey, Bean mile or more of lake frontage. One of their two immense saw-mills is run all the year round on long timber for railroad purposes. Their cut for 1879 was about 19,000,000^ feet. The manufacture of threshing machines by Seymour, Saline
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completeness. W. S. Conrad's tobacco factory and warehouse is a prominent feature of Stillwater's business interests, while the StilhcaUr Luiahcrtnan faithfully and ably represents tin-
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trade of the place.
The LiDnbermaii's Steam Printing
House is fully equipped with the most improved machinery and typographic material, and is prepared to execute orders of any dimensions for printing, ruling, blank book manufacturing and binding. The press is otherwise represented by thc Crcizette, Messtngtr and St. Croix Post, the latter the oldest and largest German paper in this part of the State. There are 5 hotels in the city, the Sawyer House being the most popular. The Lumbermen's National Bank has a capital of ¥150,000 and a surplus of $20,000. The First National Bank is another financial institution of the city. Stillwater saw ¥000,000 expended in building in 1879, and a larger showing is expected for 18S0. The grain trade last year aggregated nearly 1,000,000 bushels, while the river tratfic footed up 30,000,000 lbs. The steamboat interest aggregates more than that of any other city in the State. The total business of 1879 was near $10,0O0,o00. Daily stage communication with every point in the county. Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. and U. S. Daily mail.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Albenberg Louis, dry goods, etc. American Express Co, Frank B Netzer agent. All<Ier«>Oll Jacob, Boot and Shoemaker. Anderson James S, logs and lumber. Armstrong D W, grain inspector, etc. Bean Isaac, restaurant.
Beniister
I\Iiss
B, bath rooms.
Bennett Clifton A,
ton Co.
Clerk District Court, Washingalley.
Bloomer Samuel,
billiards
and bowling
Boo
Charles, saloon and boarding. Booren John W, propr Central House. Borrowman Geofge, saddles and harness. Brenner Carl, wines and liquors, etc. Bromley Carlisle A, livery stable. Bronson David, pres Stillwater Hour mills. Bronson Frank, confectioner and fruits. Bronson He Fnljsoni. General Store and Lumber. I>ru>h George M, agent C, & St P Ry. liuluv Frederick, merchant tailor.
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Son,
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Cleaned and Repaired, 2d Burke John F, clothintr, etc.
Dyers, Scourers, Clothes of Postoffice. {See adv.)
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news depot.
Lawyer, Real Estate and Postmaster,
ELDEN & GRYQLA.
August, boots and shoes.
Mitts Iklniund ii.
Chestnut.
Fire-Proof Doors I Shutters.' 14 Nonli Ttird StreoU Hinneapolifl,
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Caesar John, watches and jewelry. H, physician. Caine llenrvAV, Cashr Lumberman's National Bank, Main. (.Srt' adi'). Capron "%V ^I, Hardware, Etc, Chestnut. Card well & Dyson, wines and liquors. •Carey J E, pumps and wind mills.
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Carli Christopher, physician. Carli Mrs C H, dressmaker.
Casey James, blacksmith. Castle J X & Ira W, lawyers. Booren propr. Central House, John Chapin Rev D D (Episcopal). Cliasc Zciias ^V, Surveyor, Logs and Lumber. Christiansen Miss Anna, dressmaker. Clegg Ch.irles, confectioner and fruits. Coles Robert M, real estate.
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Conhaim Charles
&
Co, clothing,
etc.
Conrad Win
Crandall
Connors James, wasjonmaker and blacksmith. *i, Mnfr and Jobber of Cigars, Main. {See adv).
Tobacco and
Henry M,
druggist.
Dahm Joseph,
Culver George X, books and stationery. groceries and crockery.
Daimond R, merchant tailor. Darms John X, groceries and crockery. Dera^ii^Cil Plazi S, Wines, Liqiiors and
Wm
Billiards.
Desougelle Henry, confectioner and fruits. Donohue Timothy, tobacco and cigars. Drechsler Conrad, wines and liquors. Duel A: Sclierninly, Proprs St Croix Post, Insurance' Agents, Dealers in Books and Stationery, Chestnut.
Dunn Thomas
J, confectioner, etc.
Durant, Wheeler
Easton
AB&
&
Co, logs, lumber, etc.
Son,"Prnprs The
Stillwater Gazette.
Eldridge Arial, books and wall paper. Ellison & Co, lumber mnfrs.
Farmer Henry C, livery stable. Farmer & Fitzgerald, wines and Fassett John S, upholsterer.
liquors.
Ferguson Bros, boots and shoes. Field Miss F A, milliner and fancy goods. First Xational Bank, Louis Hospes Pres,
FA
Srv-
mour Cashr, ^lain. Fitzgerald James P, blacksmith. Fliesburg, Opsahl «fc Co, druggists. Foster Hiram L, farm machinery.
FAUI' Hali'sSafelLockCo.*^""'"'"'"-"' ings, 46 Jackson St, ST.
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M INNESOTA
BEST THRESHER
rHTRF
^i;^^
ON WHEELS.
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more square feet of separatinnand clean aruj can not be overloaded. It is both ovf rXG ATrACH.MENT is new and very des _
«Ji5VI!;«?,.^™ Jinea/or steam or horse power, as desired.
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SATIsf^OTORV v'frHivi-'-';^;^^?^^^^^ bATISFACTOR-i JIACHI.NE IN THE 3IAEKET. WUl handle wet grain as weU as timothy, threshing and cleaning both as w7liandn?frf.?«™r,ln?o"°'i^^,''''°i' requires no weU and nearly as rapidly as wheat, and change except the
sieves.
expensive and
MOST
Has
rface than under-blast.
H-^l"?
ilachjne.
"SEPARATORS
Our CLOVER HULLwork more rapidly
'ofthe^ri^o.^'
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piPRO^-ED WOODBL-RT the\lw^TSrr?TJfvr°^?-^R'^° mounted on four wheels, POWER, and are manufacl,L*rK^^3>;^"?'^'^ POVlr^R.all m the tured by us, and c urpaased by any
market.
of Lumber, Doors. Sash, Blinds, .Mouldinffs, TTlndow and Frames, Wooden Ware, Straight and Hrcular Stair Rails, Balusters and Newel" Matching and Planing, Sawing and Turning, Office, Store and Hall Furniture and other Job Work done in the best style and at the Lowest Prices Glazed windows constantly on hand.
J>oor
rosts.
Akomanufacturers
For Price
List
and
Circulars, address
SEYiMOUR, SABIN & CO.
MANUFACTUKERS,
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA.
A
:.'.:!
G. F.
FARRINGTON,'^^'""''"'"''^^^" Nicollet Avenue, MinneapoLi
STI
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
'^
.
Francis Thomas, restaurant. Frederick Adolph, manager Opera Hall.
Gregfory
Had ley &
Frye Daniel, conTectioner. Gillespie & Harper, lumber commissioo. Glass Miss B, millinei' and dressmaker. Goeck Henrich, urines and liquors. Godley ^liss E, manager Northwestern Tel Co. Goodrich Bros, meat market. Gorrie F, citv supt public schools. Grojgfory Clinrle§ P, Citv Attorney, Main
D
M
Wm
Hall IVlH
ister Wire Band Cutter, Ashland's Sack HoldeT t airbanks Scales, Etc, Main. (See adv.)
& Comfort, Lawyers, Main. B & Co, Mnfrs Agents Nesmith Hale's
Jackson, barbers.
Co, meat market.
Grain Re"-
Hanitsch Bernhard, boot and shoemaker.
Hanson
&
Harrigan Dennis, carpenter and builder Harrington Rev H (Universalist).
W
Harris Mrs 11, dressmaker. Harv-ey & Shephard, saloon and restaurant Hathaway Calvin M, blacksmith. Hawkinson August, boot and shoemaker
Heilman & Bekers, baker and confectioners. Hening & Millard, druggists. Heunin^sen Christ, watches and jewelry Hersey Herbert S, phvsician. Hersey Roscoe F, sec'Stillwater flour mills. Mersey IJeau Brotvii, Mnfrs Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Doors and Windows, and General Store,
naM-kiiigoil John, Propr Wexio
Hotel.
&
Hospes & Cutler, clothinir, etc. Jordan A E, carpenter and builder. Jordan Miss Fannie E, milliner, etc. Jordan & Matthews, lumber and logs. Joy Frank E, insurance. Kahn Ludwig, dry goods and carpets. Kane James E, carriage painter. Karst J(jhn, stoves and tinware. Keeley Samuel W, freight agent St P & Kelso Josej-h, plumbers and gas fitters.
{See adv.) W, musical instruments. P, sheriff. Hospes Adolphus C, general store. Hospes Louis, pres First National Bank. Hospes E L Co, hardware, iron, steel, etc.
:\Iills.
Office at the
Hitchcock Charles
Holcomb Charles
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R.
R
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. "'s^'^l
Eobert
"
St., St. Paul, Miuc, jentB for the New Orle&r«
Life Oiifars.
ufactured for Banks, Mill
Men and
Corpora-
Blank-Books S^'
STI
ate3 and invest of style, by F. F. Brackett's Block, MmnoapoUa.
HEKNIG,
^XD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
STI
STILLWATER LUMBERMAN
CIRCULATIOK,
Best Advertising
1,600.
Midium on
ilinnesota and 'Wisconsin Line.
Published by
LUMBERMAN STEAM PRINTING CO.
Book and Job
turers.
ManufacPrinters, EiUers, Binders and Engravers and Blank Book Facilities second to no office in the State. Bids on aU classes of work given promptly and orders by mail faithfully filled.
STILLWATER, MINN.
WM.
B.
HALL
General State .\gents
for ttie
8i
CO.
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA.
NESMITH GRAIN REGISTER
isWai
Sacl[ Holier
Ol
M\
Win Bui
Culiir
Xl
Special Piicounti
Speej iicator
IRflM DnnCirPC inUI>i riUUrLllOi
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ORITTENDEN &
St.
CO.,
Corner
Sixth and Sibley StreeU,
Paul, Minn.
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n;v.
OHIO STONEWARE KSrot'Lt^
692
STI
MINNKSOTA STATE G-^ETTEER
STI
Kenny John,
Kern
eoufectioner. Frederick W, boots and shoes.
KevsfOIie lIoil<«e, Horace Volignv Propr, Myrtle. A (Presbyterian). Kiehle Rev Kilty Bros, groceries and meats.
A
King & Seymour, druggists. Knapp Avery R, dentist. Kruger Emil, saloon and billiards. Lanners Mrs M, laundry. liCCky TllOllias, Lawyer, Real
tion Agent, Main.
Estate,
Loan and
Collec-
Lecomb
Charles, meat market.
Lehmiekc Rudolph, lawyer and judge of probate. Lendbloom Charles, confectionery and cigars. Lilly Lake Driving Park Association, Isaac Staples Lindholm A T, real estate. Linhoff Wm, boot and shoemaker. Loeb & Albeuburg, meat market. Looniis Frank E, photographer.
Lotz
pres.
Wm,
barber.
LOM'ClI Albert, Propr Sawyer
Myrtle.
House, cor
2d
and
Lowell Jotham, general store. Lull Abraham C, books and stationery.
Luiiiboi'snnii Steam Printing' Co, Publishers Stillwater Lumberman, Steam Job Printers, Blank Book
Mnfrs, Engravers, Etc, Main.
Pres,
{See adv.)
LuinbcrnihnN Xational Bank,
Henry Cannon Cashr, Main. Lundahl John P, merchant tailor. Lung Sam, laundry. Lyons John, wine and beer hall.
-LdcSfl
W
Isaac Staples {See adc.)
McClure ]?Iarst, Lawyers, Main. McCoy James A, grocer, etc. McKusick, Anderson & Co, saw-mill, west end Chestnut
bridge.
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st
McKusick Daniel W, livery stable. Malcolm Mi^-s M, dressmaker. Manthey Anton, root beer bottler.
Marcell Alfred, saloon.
Marsh George W, carriage
painter.
Mellin Albert, restaurant and confectioner. Merrick 11, sewing machines. Men-y Benjamin G, ileiitist. Millard Perry H, physician and surgeon. Moffatt Micliael, blacksmith. Mondeau George, saloon.
Wm
NEW
MUTUAL
ENGLAND:'!
•
Boatoii.
Thu
LIFE INSURANCE CO —
beet
Company
to lofaro
»
WATSON,
Qen'l Agent, 8T.
PAUL,
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Hashow,iVlaish& Davis,
STI
Do all kinds of Hachlnfry ReT^.^i^ Orders by tclcpl.ooe. vira or ie promptly atttnJcd lo. Cor.Sccon,
and
Fifth
Avenue South. Minneip
AND BUSIXKSS DIRECTORY.
STI
W. S.COINRAD,
MA-SI-FACTt-RE
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STILLWATER, MINN.
STILLWATER, MINN.
CASH CAPITAL PAID
3S.V.\C
IN, $150,030.
officers:
SURPLUS,
H. W.
$20,000.
STAPLES,
Pres't.
K. F.
HERSEY,
Vice-PreBt.
CANNON,
Cashier.
DUtECTOHS:
ISAAC STAPLES, JKO. McKUSICK, H. W. CANNON,
D.WID BRONSON,
D. N. R. F.
E. S.
EDGERTON,
SABIN,
L
D.
E.
HERSEY,
STAPLES, TOZER.
MILLER BROTHERS,
S!AKlTA(m.-RER.S OF
BATTEAiJi,
In the very
SAIL BOATS, ETC.
reasonable pricfs.
mm
at
&ale.
BEST STYLE, and
Oars constant!}- on hand for
I
on Levee, south Uii Wareho
STILLWATER, MINN.
Kingsbury
& Draper.;
Euilders'
Tools,
ics'
Hardware and Mechan35 E Third St., St. PauL
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•.i:ii-i.;-:.i.
W. F. GUNN
694
& CO. SfSfSsS-fc": ^'
eapolu, Mil
STI
MIXNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
STI
Mower
Orrin, ice dealer.
;SIliellcr lIro<i, Furniture Mnfrs and Boat Builders. (See
aJc.)
Mueller Philip H, furniture. Mueller Wm, carri;\Ljeniaker.
Murdook
Murdot'k
Xelson
Bl, Lawyer and Real Estate, Main. A: Coililbrt, Insurance, Main.
llolli<<>
Murphy Rev Morris E (Catholic). Neibling Rev J (Catholic).
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Xethaway John
Co, lumber and general store. C, lawyer.
Netzer Frank B, express agent. Nolen Louis E, barber. Northwestern Tel Co, Miss E Godley manager. O'Brien Edward, wines and liquors.
M
Adorniram J, livery stable. O'Shaughnessy John, boots, shoes and sewing machines. Patwell Mrs Mary, confectioner, fruits, etc.
Orff
Patwell Xapoleon, confectioner, fruits, etc. Peterson P Nickels, marble works. Potts Philip, wholesale wines and liquors. Pratt Willis H, physician. Proctor John S, mayor, and sec St Croi.x
tion.
Boom Coq)o ra-
Quinlan John, plumber and gas Rahr & Hanson, livery stable. Raitcr Frank, saloon.
fitter.
Read Frank
E,
Reed John A, warden
Notions. State prison.
Rees Julius, clothing and gents' furnishing. Rees Theodore, clothing. Rhodes James C, physician. Rice Benjamin F, saddles and harness. Rogers H A, agent sewing machines. Rohrbaeh Abe, clothing, etc. Rothman Louis X, saddles and harness. Runge n. ])hysician.
St Croiv 'Boom Corporation,
John S
Pruct.ir. Sec.
Isaac Staples Pivs,
St Croix Flouring Mills, Isaac Staples propi-. St Croix Iron Works, Isaac Staples propr. St Croix Lumber Co, L E Torinus manager, lumber and gen
store.
St Croix Post, Duel
ife
Schermuly proprs, Chestnut.
Sawyer House, Albert Lowell Propr, cor Jd and Myrtle. Sa%^"\-er Wallace it Co, stoves, tin and sheet iron ware. Scannell Miss M J, hair goods.
SCHFFFP^ RRfl^
-10 ^'"^ Merchant Tailoring, Ko. E. Third Street, ST. PAUL, Miuu-
Cn TMSIOOTOM n. nUnO LiIMi Ul llt^llW WI^J
i
So!9Ag'tTSIiraPHSEEDEE3,RaTi(JanPdT«rising Harrows, Tiger Kakcs.CantoaPlowi.Milbnra Wagons, Bcggiea, etc., 18 W. 3d St., ST. PAUL.
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STI
AND
Bl'SIXES.S
DIRECTOUY.
STI
Mnfr.s
Mcliiilenbiir^ &.
Boeckeler
Liiiniber Co,
of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Etc, and General Store, Main. Schupp Joseph, general store. Schwarz Nicholas F, boots and shoes. .^ell) Paul, boarding house.
Solleck Sturges, clothing.
Sfward
Seymour," Sabill
& Taylor, proprs Stillwater Messenger. «&; t'o, Mnfrs Minnesota Chief Grain 'Threshers, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Office Fixtures, Etc, ilain.
(See adv.) Shepliard Myron, city surveyor and land office. Sicbold Mis^ Johanna, milliner.
Siegrist
Simmons Simmons
Lutheran). &. Co, saddles and harness. Grant, blacksmiths. Simonet Sebastian, furniture and undertaker.
Rev J (German
H
<fc
Simjison A, barber.
Sinclair
Singer Sproat
Mnfg
James, photographer. 11 Merrick manager. Co,
Wm
Smith Mrs
grain elevator. Staerkel Mrs Julia, grocer, etc. Staples Isaac, lumber, flour mills and general store. Staples Karney, blacksmiths. Stein J, watches and jewelry. Stenstrom Peter J, bi'Ot^, shoes, cigars and tobacco.
H
E P, milliner. O, agent St P A
DRR
Wm
&
Stillwater Uiiildiu^ As'^ociatioii,
pes Pres, Frank Si^ymour Sec. Stillwater Flour Mills, David Bronson
Ernest
L Hos-
A
pres,
Roscoe
F
Her-
i02«i'
HAT AND CLOTHES DRESSERS.
Silk, Fur,
Straw and Panama Hats Cleaned,
Blocked, Ironed and Shaped.
Reaiiy-madc Clothine Colored, Restored and Rc-lustcred
tiy Stroiiir's liotanic Svbtuni of Re.storing Colors to Faded Goods" and Lustering Black Broadcloths.
LADIES' GOODS, such as
Dresses, Shawls, Sacques. Cloaks, Gloves, Ribbons, Scarfs. Ties, etc.. Cleaned, Colored and Restored.
Second Street, south
of P. 0., Stillwater ^linn.
WILSON
& JORDAN
j
Acccnstics, Heatln? and Te.ntUiticn carcnlly and CCJrccUy arranged. Jlianeipolia, Mica.
ARCHITECTS,
flharlp^? ^UIIUDUIIjington UIIQIICO InhnQlin
696
^™°^"y
^^
Glassware, 513 VTicbSouth,
Ave.
MDOTEAPOLia
STI
STI
illXN-ESOTA STATE
GAZETTEER
Stillwater Gas 1As:ht €o,
Cannon Sec, cor Main and Mvrtle. Stillwater Gazette (weekly), B Easton Son proprs. Stillwater Library Association, Mrs E J Treat librarian
W
Isaac Staples Pros, IK.nrv
A
&
(Weekly), Lumberman Steam Printing Co Pubirs, Main. (See'adv.) Stillwater Messenger (weekly), Seward & Taylor proprs.
Stillwater
LllUlberman
Stillwater Savings Bank,
Stillwater IVater Co, E
Isaac Staples Pres, Henry Main and Myrtle. Durant Pres, H Cannon Sec and Treas, Otlice Lumberman's National
W Cannon
Sec, cor
W
W
Bank. Stussi R, tlour mill. Sulliyan Daniel J, carriagemaker. Rros, Founders and Machinists, 3d near Myrtle. Sweeney &, Rogentine, barbers.
Swaiu
Swenson Emil, confectioner,
etc.
Taenbauser Joseph, watchmaker.
Tanner Joseph, barber.
Tepass Uermauil., Brewer, Main. Tice Rey Dayid (Methodist). Thelen Bernard, saloon and billiards. Thomp!«OIl Levi E, Lawyer and Prosecuting Attorney Washington County, cor Main and Myrtle. Thou Bros, merchant tailors. Thome E, dry goods, etc. Torinus Louis E, hardware and stoves.
,
Wm
Tornell
Rev A F (Swedish Lutheran). Townshend J H & Co, flour mills.
Tozer David, lumberman. Ulen Andrew A, saloon. United States Express Co, Frank
B Netzer agent. Van Buskirk & Webster, painters. Vincent Mrs Lena, laundry. Volij?liy Horaee, Propr Keystone House, Myrtle. Watier O A, physician. Welsh John, confections and fruits.
Wicr Emil, harnessmaker. Wier & Hanitsch, saloon.
Wilkinson Albert, drugs, paints and oils. Willett Octave, restaurant. Willett P & Co, restaurant. W^illilil "Win, Contractor and Builder, cor 2dandLocu>t. Wilmet Alfred, wine and beer hall. Wheeler Bros, groceries and crockery.
White ^Michael, saloon. Wolber Otto, saloon and
billiards.
Hall's Patent Infallible
Double Ohronomentric Attachment Time-Loci, 46 Jackioa etrwt.
Hashow, Maish
STI
& Davis, -ISi^a
AND BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
AVolf Joseph, brewer and propr Pacific Hotel. Wright & Mosier, sicjn and carriage painters. Yorics J C, blacksmith.
Ziircher Alfred, physician.
STOOKTQN.
village of about 400 inhabitants, and a station on the N. W. Ry, in the central W. &, St. P. division of the C. eastern part of Winona county, 8 miles from Winona (c b), and 107 from St. Paul. The Rolling Stone river here furnishes
A
&
power to 2 flouring mills, and the exports of the section are flour, wheat and general farm produce. Methodist and Episcopal church and a public school are located here. TeleExpress, Am. Mail twice daily. W. graph, Northwestern. II. Churchill, postmaster.
A
Churchill
W
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
II, General Store.
Lourish C, blacksmith. McNutt George, general store. Mowbray & Sons, flour mills. Priewe F, harnessmaker. Raum S, dry goods and boots and shoes. Stein J, meat market.
Wiseman H,
Yacle
II,
furniture.
wagonmaker.
STONY RUN.
Scandinavian settlement in the northeastern corner of Yellow Medicine county, 7 miles from Granite Falls (c h), the nearest railroad station. It has a Lutheran church, a Norwegian and several district schools, and is in the midst of a
thriving agricultural country. Exports, wlieat, butter and beef cattle. It is on the stage route from Granite Falls to Lisbon, and has a weekly mail. A. J. Sundahl, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIEECTOHY.
Bergh 11 S, justice of the peace. Bergh Rev O N (Lutheran). Hide B M, cooper.
Ilaxeltoii
J»
Leonard,
Justice of the Peace.
nsvold L M, constable. Shcrdal O N, teacher.
»\
ilson
Hans, constable.
^plHon
J?/
Pfl/ol^
Eoofers and Sheet-Iron Architectural
Workers, 114 N. 3d
St.,
Minneapolis.
FINE MERCHANT"
TAILORINC A SPECIALTY
G. F.
FARKINGTON'S, 239
Avenae, MinneapoUa.
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
STORDEN.
nortlnvestern part of Cottoiuvoo.l county, 18 miles from Winilom (ch), and 12 from Lambirion Semi-weekly mail. U. Station, on the W. & St. P. R. R. Christopherson, postmaster.
postoffice
in
A
the
SUEL.
In Credit River township, east central part of Scott county, is 12 miles fom Shakopee (c h), 4 from Prior Lake, the nearvsi saw-mill is run Iriirailroad point, and 30 from St. Paid. by water power, and the village has a Roman Catholic chiinii, and exports beef, pork, wheat and produce. Population, 1<mi families. Stage to Shakopee and Xew Market twice a week, and semi-weekly mail. Peter Barbeau, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barbeau Peter, blacksmith.
Clary Peter, state representative. Clary Thomas, justice and saloon. Doody Michael, constable. Hull t, hotel propr.
\
Reed Reed
& Brothers, general store. & Hull, grain and live stock.
SDNBURGH.
In the northwestern part of Kandiyohi county, near the county line, 23 miles from Willmar (c h), and 12 from Kerkhoven, the nearest railroad j^oint, on the St. P., M. & M. 11:1an Evangelical Lutheran church and common school, aii'i Weekly mail stage to Chi(>exports wheat, cattle and butter. pewa. Ole Eliasjen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bendiksen Lasse, town treasurer. Eilasjen Ole, justice and town clerk. Olesen Evans, chairman supervisor. Olesen R, supervisor. Petersen H, supervisor. Torgesen Oles, constable. Torseth C K, constable.
^Vig Ole O,
Justice of the Peace.
SUNRISE CITY.
village of about 200 inliabitants, in Sunrise township, 1'). eastern part of Chisago county, lo miles from Centre City
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A
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
ST. PAUL, M;: SPEOULTT-Full Une of W:iim
31 Robert
Street,
Llqaors for family use.
For County, Tovmship and City
Officers,
in
Book-Binding,
SUN
7
best of style and oa short notice, at F. F. HENi'IO'S, Brackett'a Block, Mianeapolis.
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TAO
O'.CJ
from North Brancli, the most convenient railroad point, and Sunrise river here affords excellent water 50 from St. Paul. privilep;es which are utilized by 2 grist-mills and 1 saw-mill. A wa<;oii Exports, Hour, wheat and pork. 1854. Settled in shop, shoe shop, lawyer, doctor and minister are called for Three mails weekly. J. H. Warner, postmaster. here.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Collins S, blacksmith. Lowe S, flouring and saw-mill. McClure Samuel, general store
Mold Mrs J M, general Vose F, hotel propr.
store, hotel
and lumber. and flour
mill.
SWANSEA.
A
postoffice in the northeastern part of Renville county, 3
miles north of Stewart, on the northeast of Beaver Falls (c h.).
C,
31.
&
St.
P. Ry, and 33
SWENODA.
Swenoda township, south central part of Swift county, 8 miles from Benson (c h) and nearest railroad point, and about 150 from St. Paul. Serai-weekly mail stage to
postoffice in
,
A
Benson and Montevideo.
Ole 0. Sienenstad, postmaster.
SWIFT FALLS.
In Camp Lake township, northeastern part of Swift county, miles from Benson (c li), and nearest railroad station, and 130 from St. Paul. flouring mill here receives power from the east branch of the Chippewa river. Exports, flour and wheat. Semi-weekly mail stage to Benson and Gleuwood. J. M. Danelz, postmaster, and flour mill owner.
11
A
TAMARAC.
M. & M. Ry, in the township of Stephen, northwestern part of Marshall county, 4T miles from C'rookston and 350 from St. Paul. It is quite a new place, and the population consists of but a few families. Express, Am. Three mails daily, except Saturday and Monday. John Huglies, grocer, postmaster.
station on the St. P.,
A
TAOPI.
An
hliip,
incorporated village of 100 inhabitants, in Lodi townsouthern part of Slower county, and a station on tlio
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CEITTETOEN
4;
CO
,
Pitch
and Gravel Roofers.^'
Sixth and 8ih''>yBtrcot«, 8t. Paul, Mum.
Largest Slock CrockgryMo^f oa,
700
mtlX
TAY
1
TAO
MIXNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
C, M. & St. P. Rv, 20 miles from Austin (c h), and loo ,hhsouth of St. Paul. It contains 1 Presbyterian and MfthExpress, U. S. Daily mail. odist church, and exports wheat.
C.
AUeman, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIKECTOKT.
General Store and Hotel Propr. E, lawyer and insurance agent. Barker Bradberry E L, express and railroad agent. Brainerd P, grain and lumber dealer. Campbell George, wagonmaker.
Alleiuau C,
W W
Corbitt
G W,
general store and grain.
grocers.
Edwards VTm, physician. Koto P O & Co, druggists and
Mitson Bros, saddle an<i harnessmakcrs. Mitson B, saddle and harnessmaker.
W
O'Brien, blacksmith. N, general store. & Swenson, general store. Justice of the Peace. Smith C, lawyer. Son, hardware, stoves, etc. Smith C Styre Nicholas, blacksmith. Tubbs L M, groceries and provisions.
Olberg Olberg
Paul James,
&
TAYLOR'S FALLS.
incorporated village of about 800 inhabitants, on the St. Croix river, in the eastern part of Chisago county, 8 mi' from Centre City (c h), 18 from Wyoming, the nearest r: road point, and 40 northeast of St. Paul. It is the prospective terminus of the St. P., S. «.t T. F. Ry, now in course of coi The St. Croix river here would afford inexhaustil pletion.
An
water power were
The
stave
it utilized for manufacturing Industrie village contains 2 saw-mills, a feed mill, carding mill ami The Presbyterian, factory, all operated by steam.
Methodist and Catholic congregations have churches, ami there is an independent graded school. Daily stage to A\ yoming. Mails twice daily. N. M. Humphrey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agrell Otto, wines and liquors. Anderson Charles J, boot and shoemaker. Arnold Mathew 11, hardware, stoves, etc. Badger Edward, barber. Baier Anton, boot and shoemaker. Ballard & Tang, flour and feed. Blirtll Theodore, Wines and Liquors.
"A Prudent
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Christoverson Georare, blacksmith ^]^^ ^^'' ^*^""''^' ^"'''' Lan>ber, Etc. Comei Comer wJ!^ ^
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store.
Dalles House,
i;llison & btannard, general store and lumber i^mery bamuel, toll bridcre keeper Falls House, Henry Kattenberg propr.
Dorothy Frank B, lawyer and
Harmon .Xettertield propr
real estate.
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groceries and provisions. IC, Real Estate. Gontram Aloise, confectioner, fruits, etc ^°' contractors and builders. t/n^ Hallberg^f: Alfred, watchmaker.
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o1m„u Levi
M Olsom W^
and Projr fi3 Edhor Receiver U S Land
Georjfe B,
Taylor's Falls Journal.
Office.
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Hallberg Samuel M, drusrgist. Hobbs & Grant, meat market Humphrey Mrs E C, books and
i^eske ii-rnst,
Kattenberg Henry, propr Falls House. Kistner Thor, watches and jewelry Lamberson Rev John (Methodist)^ Leavy C, Wagonmaker and Blacksmith.
notions.
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tailor.
Lungbarg Gust, tinner. Murdoek A J, physician llaritton, Propr Dalles House. S.u*/*'*'?!*''** H, ^ewberT Henr\surveyor
Newell Miss Mary A, restaurant, etc. Owens John P, register S Land Office. I'ayne James, saloon and billiards
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Peaslee Mrs \\ m, milliner. Peterson Charles, saloon and
General Store.
billiards.
fruits, etc
Reynolds Eli C, confectioner,
aetyer
Sarjfeut Sanrord C, Photographer. ^chon Moran, wines and liquors. ^chottmiller Joseph, brewery and saloon,
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lawyer.
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Send Your Orders ^'^S^M^S'^^^"'W. Qnnn &
chicery, to
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Wm,
MIXXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
saddles and harness.
livery stable.
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Winslow James H,
TENHASSEN.
In the tO'WTiship of the same name, southern part of M.irtin county, 12 miles distant from Fairmont (c h), the nearest Population, 50. II;i-, railroad station, and 150 from St Paul. a Methodist and Adventist church and district school, ami «xports general produce. Semi-weekly stage to Fairmont.
BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Decker A
Personins
Ij
M,
Justice and Insurance Agent.
Decker C E, general store. Osman Don, constable.
C
D, hotel propr.
Williams Rev
RJ
(Methodist).
TERRITTIN.
A
discontinued postoffice in the central eastern part of
Traverse county.
THIELMANTON.
In a township of the same name, is a station on the M. M. Ry, near the central part of Wabasha county, 19 miles from Wabasha (c h), and 89 from St. Paul. Population, 50. Exports, wheat and farm products. Express, Am. Tclegraj)li, Northwestern. Two mails daily. Peter Hall, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hall Peter, general store. Reil Nicholas, boots and shoes. Thielmann Christian, railroad a^ent and grain. Thielmann George, express agent.
THOMSON.
seat of Carlton county, i? a village of some 200 inhabSt. P. D. R. R. It is situated in the northeastern jiart of the county, on the St. Louis river, which furnishes unlimited water power, utilized by lumber Exports, lumber, shingles, etc. Teleand shingle mills.
The
itants
and a station on the
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graph, Northwestern.
Litchfield, postmaster.
Express, U.
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Mail daily.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hawkins H II, lawyer and Hayes J P, general store.
Johnson
real estate.
A W,
saloon.
QPUrrrDC DllUOl OunLrLSlO PDOQ
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and TAILOES, No. 4
St,
East Third Street,
Paul, Miua.
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hotel propr.
IIIRECTORY.
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general store.
Lovejoy C O, shingle mnfr. McMillen A, contractor.
Miller
A
M, lumber.
Wallace
R
B, justice of the peace.
THOTEN.
A postoffice in the township of Belvidere Centre, 14 miles from Red Wing (c h), the nearest railroad point, and about The Wells creek drives a flouring mill 50 from St. Paul. There are Lutheran and Methorlist in the neighborhood. churches and a common school. Exports, wheat. Weeklv A. W. Jensen, postmaster. mail.
TIVOLI.
settlement in the northeastern part of Blue Earth county, 6 miles distant from Mankato (c h), the most convenient railroad point, and 90 southwest from St. Paul. The Le Sueur river gives power to a saw-mill here, and the village has a Methodist church and a common school. Daily mail stage to Mankato and Minnesota Lake. Enoch Morse, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
Bennett & Harvey, saw-mill, carpenters, Burgess H M, justice of the peace. Cate & Zimmerman, flouring mill. Dickerson N W, millwright. Dickerson «fe ISalf, Flouring Mill. Englerth J S, justice and cabinet maker.
etc.
McBeth
Charles, constable.
TORAH.
center of Stearns county, about 150 inhabitants, 24 miles from St. Cloud St. Joseph, the nearest railroad point, and about 95 from St. I'aul. Has a Catholic church and district school, and exports wheat, oats, barley, rye, corn and butter. Triweekly mail stage to St. Cloud and Paynesville. Jacob Simonitsch, postmaster.
In
Richmond township near the
15
is
a village of
(c h),
from
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bakfs Joseph, blacksmith. Becker George, justice of the peace. Berghoff Joseph, carpenter and cabinetmaker. Busseu ;M a, notary and collecting agent.
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& Jordan, ^— ^^^-^^°^«-^-^^
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Dueber Josoph, saddle and hariiessmaker.
Englehard George, justice of the peace. Etheii John, liotel and saloon. Gertken Lucas, school teacher. Heimert E, boots and shoes.
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coal miners.
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Schneider John, carriage and wagonmaker. Scholen Michael, meat market and pumps. Shaefer J P, hotel and saloon. SilllOllit!>>cii Jacob, General Store and Grain. Souther Rev (Catholic).
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B, constable.
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Tscheueperleiu J, carpenter and builder. Weber Claudius, brewer. Welling Henry, boots and shoes. Wieber Wm, hotel propr and barber.
TORDENSKJOLD.
settlement in the township of the same name, in the southwestern part of Otter Tail county, 14 miles from Fergus Falls (c h), and. 3 from Dalton Station, on the St. P., MT & M. Ry. The Pomme de Terre river here affords power for driving a mill, in which hardwood timber is worked up. lias an Evangelical Lutheran church and school. H. Hoff, postmaster.
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country postoffice in the south central part of Otter Tail county, 18 miles from Fergus Falls (c h), and 11 from Dalton, the nearest railroad point. Exports, farm product-^. Weekly mail. K. K. Tuete, postmaster.
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TRACY.
In Monroe township, southeastern corner of Lyon county, 18 miles from Marshall (c h). It is a village of 350 inh.abitants, and a station on the W. tfeSt.P. R. R,"'l50 miles from St. Paul, with Congregational and Presbyterian churches, and a public school, and exporting farm produce. bank will shortly be established here, and a steam flouring mill is required. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Stage to Currie six times weekly. Daily mail. E. O. Brauns, postmaster.
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Are Aeentfi for all kindi of MaoMnery, Cor. 2d St. aad Fifth
Ave. Soath, IliniieapoUa.
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BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
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Beach
Cr.ui^
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Co, lumber.
L, livery stable.
John
Davis J P, general store. Evans D, hardware and farm implements. Finch Neil, hotel {iro])r. D, hotel propr. Gibbs Ilangen & Peterson, blac-ksmiths. llartigan James, saloon. IIll^li!« «fc Owens. General Store, Kloiu Jacob, saloon.
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Lehman
F, saloon.
Loudon Rev L (Presbyterian). O'llcaru J C, Lumber Dealer.
Reierson K, t'ann implements. Schlilp John, blacksmith. Selck John, wagonmaker. Stafford D, hardware, stoves, etc. Torkclscu I E, Hotel Propr. Trumer E, express and railroad agent. Ward J ifc Co, lumber and furniture. Warren & Co, groceries and provisions.
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Weidman
J, druggist.
TRANSIT.
In the western part of Sibley county, ZO miles from Henderson (c h), 10 from Brownton, on the C, M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and about 75 from St. Paul. German settlement, with a Lutheran church and district school, exporting wheat. "Weekly mail to New Auburn and New Ulm. Carl Bubolz, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Rabcock Krueger
Bubolz Carl,
W
F, justice of the peace.
Farmer.
J, constable.
TRENTON.
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on the northwestern line of Freeborn county, miles from Alden, the nearest railroad point, and 25 from
postoftice
(c h).
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Albert Lea
TROUT BROOK.
little village of 27 inhabitants in iliesville townshii>, southeastern corner of Dakota county, 12 miles from Hastings (ch), 30 from St. Paul, and 7 from Etter, the nearest railroa^l
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and Gravel Roofers. 'St.t'Sti'p*;
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point.
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Merchant
Tailor, Minneapolii
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
TAVI
.111.
Has a Catholic church. Mail stage to Northfield Hastings four times weekly. John Anton, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Anton John,
Kump
General Store.
Diech Anton, tailor. Eulen G, saloon.
Michael, saloon.
Manier J, blacksmith. Mies John, wagonraaker.
TROY.
In the township of the same name, southwestern part of Winona county, 30 miles from Winona (c h), 7 from St. Charles Station, on the W. & St. P. R. R., and 120 from St. Paul. The Trout river drives 2 flouring mills in this vicinity. Population, 40. Exports, wheat, pork and produce. TriMark Campbell, postweekly mail stage to St. Charles. master. BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Boetger John, hotel propr.
Braitliivait
T
V, Flouring
Mill.
Clawson Thomas, county commissioner. Cravath B !M, live stock dealer. Damier C W, flouring mill. Fuller M H, town treasurer.
CJerry
E B,
Town
Clerk.
Olsen Amund, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Spcrlin A, boots and shoes. Stevens Bros, general store. Sutherland Robert, blacksmith.
TUMULI.
A A
recently established postoffice in Otter Tail county.
TURTLE LAKE.
postoffice in the south central p.art of Otter Tail county. 12^ miles east of Fergus Falls (c h).
TWIN VALLEY.
In the central southern part of Polk county, 45 miles from Crookston (c h), and 12 from Ada Station, on tlie St. P., M- '^ M. Ry. The Wild Rice river here affords power for a s:ivv and grist mill. Weekly mail stage to Ada. P. S. Alsaii. mill owner, postmaster.
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707
TWO
RIVERS.
village of SO inhaViitants on the Mississippi river, in the POUthTvestern ]>art of Morrison county, '2A miles from Royalton Station on the N. P. Ry, 13 from Little Falls (c h), and The Two Rivers drives tj mills at this 100 from St. Paul.
point, 2 flouring
Catholic and
ber,
and
calls for a blacksmith.
and i saw-mills. The village has Methodist, Lutheran churches. Exports, wheat and lumSemi-weekly mail from RoyBUSINESS DIRECTORT.
alton.
Mrs. C. M. Tuttle, postmaster.
Bourgraff John, flouring mills. Geisel George, general store. Gunderson F, general store. Holding Randolph, seneral store Tuttle A, Picturing Mills.
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Young Bros, saw-mill. Young Thomas, millwright.
TYLER.
the southeastern part of Lyon county, on the Minnesota and Dakota division of the C. &, N. W. Ry, 3l Populamiles from Marshtield (c h), and '200 from St. Paul. tion, about 100. Has a Congregational and Methodist Episgrist mill, copal church, and exports grain and stock. furniture, boot and shoe, harness and drug store are needed here. The Lincoln County Trihune, the ofticial paper, is printed in Tyler. Daily mail Henry G. Rising, postmaster.
Is a station in
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bockas Bros
Di-an
W E, lawyer.
S,
&
Story, farm implements.
Dnnnell
Hall J
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express and railroad agent. 6c C"o, Hardware.
E, hotel. Laird, Norton Co, lumber dealers. Lochler ,1 P, general store. ItlMinS' II C», Printer and Publr Lincoln County Tribune. Simon Chark-s, blacksmith. Ti.sdale & Harris, general store and clothing. >\ akefield. Trow Co, general store and lumber. Wilsex E S, physician.
Hodgeman
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country postoffice
in
the northwestern corner of
(c
Mower
unty, 12 miles from
Au^^tiii
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and
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Prairie Station, on the C, stage to Blooming Prairie.
M. & St. P. Ry. Weekly mi:! Gideon Stoddard, farmer, iiu>!
master.
UNADILLA.
(See Kalmia).
UNION HILL.
13 miles
Near the center of the northern line of Le Sueur county, from Le Sueur Centre (c h), and 48 from St. Paul.
Exports, wheat, oat~, Valentine Leuz, post
is the nearest railroad point. barley and com. Semi-weekly mail. master.
Trague
UNION LAKES.
growing agricultural settlement in the northern part «'. Rice countv,"l2l miles from Faribault (c h), Vi from Nortlifield Station, on the C, M. & St. P. Ry, and 40 from St. Paul. A steam saw-mill is in operation here. The settlement has Baptist church and district school, and exports cordwoo-i. lumber, grain, hay, beef and pork. A feed mill and sugarcane mill are wanted here. Weekly mail stage to Northliell and Dundas. G. E. Prunk, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Albers
Wm,
saw-mill propr.
Prunk Rev G E (Baptist). Swain N H, physician.
URNESS.
In the western part of Douglas county, 19 miles from Alexandria (c h), and 7 from Brandon, on the St. P.,M. & M Ry, the nearest railroad point. It contains a Norwegmii Lutheran church and a district school, and exports wheat. Semi-weekly mail stage to Alexandria and Herman. John N.
Hanson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Barsness Albeit, town treasurer.
Buge
Jenz, assessor.
£riksoil
l:^rik. Justice and Town Clerk. Halvorson Albert, constable. Lindstrum Lars, supervisor. Moe Ole O, constable Tostad John C, supervisor and jtistice."
Walsta.l Ole, supervisor.
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
of Bostoa.
LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
LawofMaaa«:hD£utuprovia»»a»>-^'yat8on,Qen'lAgt.,SuP»nl,M.
Hashow, Maish&D3vis,s-?|.s^i«xUTI
AND UUSIXKSS DIKEOTORY.
UTIOA.
village of 300 inhabitants an.l a station on the W. P. K. R., in the western part of Winona county, 20 miles
A
&St. from
Paul. The Whitewater river There are 2 hotels here furnishes power to a flouring mill. Tri-weeklj- stage to and a district school in the village. Express, Am. Two mails C'lvde. Telegraph, Northwestern. L. W. Rowley, postmaster. daily.
Winona
(c h),
and 90 from
St.
BUSIXESS DIRECTOET.
Brown Daniel, hotel propr and meat market. C'hi>holm Alexander, blacksmith.
C'ollliau L, Express and Railroad Agent. Ellsworth Benjamin, grain and live stock. Evans George, general store.
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Hammer T
Flick John, hotel propr. J, grocer.
Johnson A, boots and shoes.
McCutcheon
C, grain denier. Robbins H, physician. Rowley L W, justice of the peace. Seafield Charles, grain dealer.
Miller Porter L
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WM
M,
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Co, grain dealers.
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VAALER.
A
Norwegian settlement
in
Riverside township, south-
eastern part of Lac-qui-Parle county, 8 miles distant from I.ac-qui-Parle (c h), 15 from Montevideo, the most convenient railroad j)oint, and 120 from St. Paul. Has a Norwegian Lutheran church and common school, and exports wheat. Weekly mail. John Olsen, postmaster.
VALLEY CREEK.
settlement of about 300 souls in Afton township, in the eastern part of Washington county, miles from Stillwater (e h), the nearest railroad point, and 10 from St. Paul, Water power here operates 2 flouring mills. Exports flour. Daily stage to Stillwater and Langdon. Erastus Bolles, postmaster.
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BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
E, flour mill and blacksmith. Holies E, general store.
l>olles
C
Builders ndl UVvdl C
bury&Draper.
35 E. Third St.BuPaol.
W.
710
F.
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MDiNHiPOLIS,
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Horan, grain dealers. Bu«)ivell «& Persons, Flouring Ender John, blacksmith. Geer S G, carpenter.
Buswoll
Mill.
Holmes
Charles, carpenter.
Meeiier Charles,
Meyer \Vm,
Boots and Shoes.
carpenter. Shultz Charlus, boots and shoes. Walingbury, meat market.
VAROO.
settlement of 50 souls, and a station on the B., C. R. Ain the western part of Mower countv, 5 miles south of (c h), and 100 from St. Paul. Exports, small grain, butter and eggs. Daily mail. C. R. Varco, postmaster
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N. Ky, Austin
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Bassett
& Hunting,
«.fc
grain dealers.
mills.
Brimicum
OiKcer
Wm & Co, flouring
M
J, machinist.
Parmenter J E
J, blacksmiths.
Vareo C K,
General Store.
Varco J P, book agent.
VASA.
In Vasa township, central northern part of Goodhue county, 12i miles from Red Wing (c h), the nearest railroad point, and 50 from St. Paul. Bell Creek drives a tlouring .mill in this vicinity, and the tOT;\aiship has 5 churches and s common schools. "Stage daily to Red Wing and Cannon Falls, and daily mail. Lewis Engberg, postmaster.
BtXSISESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Rev A (Lutheran). Anderson Rev J A (^lethodist).
Brynildson
H
L, physician.
Deflisiit J AV,' Justice of the Peace. Engberg Lewis, general store.
Hagman
John, constable.
Hoffland D, music teacher. Lindberg Rev O S (Baptist).
Lindquist D, blacksmith. Lindquist P J, constable. Nelson S & Co, flouring mill. Norelius Rev E (Lutheran). Xorelilis Joliu, Hotel Propr. Pearson T G, justice of the peace. Swaerd Rev P J (Lutheran).
QPUCCCDO PDnC OUnLrLaO ynUOi
Importers of Pine Woolens, No, 40 TMrd street, ST. PAUL, MiniL
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C.B.THURSTON,
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dall Pttlveridag Hirrowa,
ton Plows, Buggies,
etc.,
AGON'S. T:--: R.uef EaaTriamph Seeders, Can18 W. 3d St., St. Piul.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
VER
711
VERDI.
A
recently established postollieo in Lincoln county.
VERMILLION.
In the township of the same name, near the central part of Dakota county, 8 miles from Hastings (c h), and 22 from D. division of the It is a station on the II. St. Paul. {.'., M. St. P. Ry, and has a population of 100. Two Nicholas Klotz, postmaster. mails daily.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Keert
&
Regan, grocers, druggists and saloon.
Krausen G, saloon.
Pleiffer II, saloon.
Powell George, grocer. Reudler & Fischlor, blacksmiths. Sausen J, harnessmaker. Webber Henry, shoemaker.
VERNDALE.
inhabitants, and a station on the N. P. Rv, in Wadena county, near the center of the southern line, 7 miles from Wadena (c h), and 175 from St. Paul. Settled first June 1, 1S77. Wing river here offers available water Jiower. Verndale has a graded school, a hotel and several general and special stores. Stage to Kindred semi-weekly. Two mails daily. C. C. Parker, postmaster.
village of 375
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ajiplegate C, grocer. Brewster C O, lawyer.
Hrown A A, carpenter and builder. HuUard Sc Butler, farm implements.
Clark II G, hotel propr.
CT.andall
•'rave.s
M
M,
II,
hotel projir.
Dealer. general store. Harding Dr J, druggist. Harris H C, general store. I'lgals & Jones, blacksmiths and wagonmakers. In;;rani George, boots and shoes.
Harwell L \V, Lumbur
W
H
I.add W, builder. I-alnme T, saloon.
-McCuUum Mrs
M
A, milliner and dressmaker.
AECHITEOTS, MlnTieapoUa. PUn* and 3peci£cation3 fomishod ht all kiada of Boildingi oa tttoti sotioe.
WILSON
& JORDAN,
Lani|J UUUUOj
712
Johnson-s Crockery House,
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MISXESOTA STATK GAZETTEER
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Montgomery Mis3 Minnie, milliner and dressmaker. Ormsby C, cabinet maker.
Palmer Bros, meat market. Sharpe C, blacksmith. Smith C E, hardware.
Smith E
E X,
A
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Co,
General Store.
Smith
Thompson H,
express and railroad agent. hotel propr.
VERNON.
In the southeastern part of Dodge county, 10 miles from Mantorville (c h), and 110 from St. Paul, by the traveled Kasson, 8 miles distant, is the nearest railroad station. route. Lutheran church, a public and private school are locatol Exports, general farm produce. here. Semi-weekly mail stage to Kasson. Ole A. Chilson, general merchant, postmaster.
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VERNON CENTRE.
In the southern part of Blue Earth county, is a village of 150 inhabitants, and a station on the Blue Earth division oi the W. & St. P. R. R. Power obtained from the Blue Eartii river drives a flouring mill. The village has churches of the Methodist and United Brethren creeds, and exports wbL:ii and stock. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Daily stage to Myrna. Two mails daily. J. B. Pierce, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berry & Rogers, flouring mill. Blauchard J D, blacksmith.
HillJ^ F C, Hardware. Jaynes J W, blacksmith. Klatt John T, harnessmaker. McMichacl O II, physician. Morris L L, express and railroad agent.
Brown E C, blacksmith. Cooke Rev U A (United
Brethren).
Morrow
Pierce J
R W, miller. B & Co, seneral store.
II, Grain Dealer. Rotrers F L, hotel. Tubl,s Rev F II (.Methodist Episcopal). Washbiiriie lu \V, General Store.
Robinson J
Washburne
Wilcox
3Iis
E W,
milliner.
"Westover Alexander, wagonmaker. R, builder ami contractor.
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General Agent Hall's Safe and Minn. Co., ST. PAUL,
Hashow,Maish&Davis,»S
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Scrath,
MiuneapoUi
VICKSBURGH.
the Minnesota river, in the southwestern part of Renville county, S miles from Renville Station, on the 11. it D. St. P. Ry, and from Beaver Falls division of "the C, M. "Weekly mail. T. Baade, postmaster. (c h).
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VICTOR.
A
postoffice in the central southern part of
5 miles
south of
Howard
Station on the St. P., M.
Wright county, & M. Ry.
VINELAND.
postoffice in the central southern part of cine county, 13 miles from Granite Falls (c h).
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Yellow Medi-
Weekly mail.
0. Reisiius, postmaster.
VIOLA— Olmsted
(See Corra.)
Co.
VIOLA.
Formerly Viola Centre, is a station on the Plalnview Ry, central eastern part of Olmsted county, 12 miles from Rochester (c h), and 128 from St. Paul. Population, 16. Exports, wheat. Three mails daily. S. Ford, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong O G, grain and salt. I'ord S, Lumber, Coal and Groceries.
Phillips
O
L, blacksmith.
Watts D, general store. Williams George, meat market.
VIOLA CENTRE.
(See Viola.)
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VIVL^N.
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In the township of the same name in the southwestern corner of Waseca county, 18 miles from Waseca (c h), 90 from St. Paul, and 10 from Xew Richland, the nearest railruad point. Stage to Alma City, Freedom and Janesville. Weekly mail. A. Kaibel, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Fisher
Wm,
49
blacksmith.
constable.
German John,
Galvanized Iron
Window Caps.Ell5l
GF FamrSjytnn li ran inglUllj
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Dress Smts a Spemltr. 239 NicoHet Avenue, Minneapolis, M;aL
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WAL>
Kaibel A,
Ketchum Ketchum
Justice of the Peace. Frederick, constable. W, justice of the peace.
WABASHA.
The
seat of
Wabasha
oouiity,
is
an incorporated village
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some 2,000 inhabitants on the Mississippi river, at the juiirtion of the C, M. & St. P. Ry with the M. M. R. R., it.
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Wabasha branch. The village is situated near the center of the eastern line of the county, was first settled in 1830 bv French traders, and the Indian title was extinguished in l-^r,',. It contains a tlouring mill, planing mill, chair factory, frmndry and machine shop, all operated by steam. The churrho are Congregational, Episcopal, Methodist and Roman tatliThe graded school building is a handsome structun-, olic. Grain is the principal export, the wheal costing 826,000. acreage of Wabasha county for ISSO being 103,233, again>i Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwe^stern. 101,829 in 1879. Stage to Plainview and Alma, Wis., daily; to Oronoi'o, weekly. Daily mails by rail. Mary E. Wetherbee, postmaster.
BtJSENESS DIRECTORY.
Aberlee August, boot and shoemaker. Affeld Gottfried, propr Green Bay House. Arnold J, city recorder and justice. Bailey 5Irs \V, Propr Riverside House. Bartlett J C, register of deeds Wabasha county. Baumgarten Henry, wines and liquors.
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Baumgartner Friedrich,
saloon.
Belor Friederich, blacksmith. Benedict Charles, bakery and restaurant. Bills E C, ship and boat"yard.
Brown Fremont S, lawyer. Bulletin Printing Co, pubhs Wabasha Bulletin. Caillllbell 8ailiucl Ij, Lawyer, Real Estate and Loans
Main.
Collier
Casparis Paul, insurance. Freeman .1, probate judge and justice.
Conilliercial Hotel, Herrmann Oswald
Cratte David, city marshal.
Propr, Main.
Do"»Vllcr
Drury Simon
<Sc
Porter,
E, groceries
Founders and Machinists. and provisions.
Dugan Edward
J, general store.
Eicheuberger Rudolph, meat market. Elkins Henry, watches and jewelry.
E\cliail^e
Bank, A D
Southworth
& Co Proprs.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Eobert St., St Paul, Minn., u» A««nU for E««d'i GUt EJ^ »=i
Oocktotl Bitt«ri.
Manufactured
Blank-Books
tions, at
for Banks, Mill Men and Oorporalow rates and in test of style, by F. F, HENlfia,
Brackett'a Block, Mirineapolis.
WAB
F:iller
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Cbarlcs, saloon. Funk Jacob B, grocer. Funk Michael, saloon. Funke Gustav, cigar mnfr. Gcngnagle Jacob, furniture and undertaker. Ginthner Lawrence, clothing. Grant E C, photographer. Green Bay House, Gottfried Affeld propr.
Gregg Lyman M, sheriff Wabasha county. Grub"& Miller, general (store.
Hahn
Hart
Martin, lawyers. Co. I C, agent Singer S Ilenson Ole, wines, liquors, etc. Hermann Charles E, meat market. Humeston C, house and sisn painter. Ilurd's Hotel, Bloys S Ilurd Propr.
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Ingram, Kennedy & Gill, planing mill. Jewell ilenry H, hardware and stoves.
Johnson E, livery. Kennedy Malcolm, boots and shoes.
Klein Mrs Christina, millinery goods. Krull Albert, boot and shoemaker. KruU Wilhelm, saddle and harnessraaker.
Kuehn Conrad,
groceries, wines and liquors. Llica!>, General Store, 'Wines and Liquors, Main. Lawrence James G, real estate and loans. Lawrence & Clarke, flour mill. Lawrence A: Krick, Grain and Commission, Levee. Layes George A, saloon.
Kuehu
Leslin Charles, brewer, 1 mile n. Lincoln Van Dyke, physicians.
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Low Mrs Cornelia E, manager Low Quincy A, physician.
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Tel Co.
Luger Bros, furniture mnfrs. McAuillf John, saloon. McKiuzie Duncan, livery stable.
^Larqnard Hi-rmann, cigar mnfr. .^L'isou George, restaurant. -Hattesoil X: Xeivark, Proprs Meyer Joseph, bouts and shoes. Milligan Francis II, physician. Monroe Peter, blacksmith. ilorton Mrs R, milliner. ilullin James, saddles and harness. Murdock & Stewart, lawyers. Murjihey Michael, grocer'
Wabasha County Herald.
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Northwcstcru Tel Co, Mrs Cornelia
Odink
Jose]ih, saloon.
Oswald Herman,
Propr Commercial House, Main reseh MatLias, merchant tailor.
Ray Jacob, saloon. Redmond Miss Winfred,
Riverside House, Mrs J
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millinery goods. Bailey propr.
Rockwell Mrs Caroline, milliner. Rohrbech Christian, carpet weaver. Saueressig John, wagonmaker. Schermuly John, saloon. Schmidt John, merchant tailor.
ScllwirtK John, General Store, Main. Shebat Valentine, general store and marble works Sigler J A & N E, publrs Wabasha Bulletin. Smith Plarvey X, saloon. Smith's Hotel. Sidney H Smith propr.
South wort ii
A D &
Co,
Bankers,
Insurance
i^xpress Agents, Main. Stearns Ernest E, photographer. Steel John W, lawyer. Steutzel Frank Co, grocers.
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Tenny George AV, grocer. Thaney & Evans, meat market.
Toussaint
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Van Dyke &
Wabasha
Wabasha County
Alilwaukee, James G Lawrence Sec, Wabasha, John Lakey Supt, Wabasha, Offices Main. Webb Xathan F, notary public. Whitmore John L, drugs, books, etc.
Odink, druggists. Fawcett, lawyers. Herald, Matteson Div C. A: St
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Newark
proprs.
Pres.
S S Merrill
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WACONLA..
In the township of the same name, near the center of Carver county, IS a village of 300 inhabitants, 11 miles fn.in Chaska (c h), and 42 from St. Paul. Benton, 5 miles distant, liS the nearest railroad point. Steam operates a r^rist ni.-i saw-raill here, and there are Catholic and Lutheran church, and Catholic, Lutheran and public schools. Exports, wluat. Tri-weekly mail stage to Chaska and Watertown. Albert ivohler, postmaster.
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Life Insurance Co, of Boston.
General Agent, ST.
J.J.WATSOS, PAUL.
Hasho w, filaish
& Davis, Si-tat^s.^:
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AXD BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boetcher Gustav, furniture. Hraun Gustav, wagonmaker.
IJiisse
Wm,
tailor.
Dunnin Albert, blacksmith. Dicssner C F, phvsician.
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lioliler Albert, Ha^d^vare, Furniture, Etc. Kiihlcr Joseph L, tinsmith. Kolb Eugene, meat market.
Lassen C, general store. Lipp Gaudenz, saloon and boardino-. ° B, grocer.
H..hman John, boots and shoes, and saloon
A
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Grist and Saw-Mill -Mock Ferdmand, boots and shoes. Radde Jacob, wagonmaker. Sichr.rraer D, blacksmith.
Miller & Bicrliiie,
SfhiHidt Carl, Dry
S.chutz
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Goods.
Weisser
S,
F, hotel propr. saloon
shoes.
Wartman A, boots and
WAOOUTA.
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from^?/w"'-^'/°^ '^' ^'""^ ?^ '^' ^' ^- ^ St. P. Ry, 6 miles ^^^^^'Ct' goods should be shipped, and ecf^n!!; i l'°i ^'^P?' ^'''- ^^''' \' ^y^i\^hle water power on Balkrd's cre!k I
postmaster^"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brown E, propr Centennial Park.
WADENA.
and'^A^f.T^
counu
flour
iZiT
is a village of 250 inhabitants, southwestern part of the S'-P^"'- Itco"taini a steam nVillK^i'"''^"'^'"''"' ^ "«^•^pape' office, publishing the lYortkem h
of
Wadena
county,
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mechanic shops.
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Pacitic.
l^eake,
«emi-weekly stage to Knightstown ^'"^^y '"^ beerl^eek and Inman.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
«abcock
L W,
physician.
Buiiders^Hardware r^Se'S^sls^S
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
Meyer, general
Baumbach
Bennett
Burch
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& Yates, saloon. H F & Co, general store. & WisVell, harnessmaker.
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Miller <fe Foss, hardware, stoves, etc. Northfoss & Sons, planing mills. Ostrander Royal, barber. Ostrander & Luce, lumber dealers. Peake C II, farm implements and grain.
CJardiier
&
Peake
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Giles, notions, etc.
Potter «fc Whitney, furniture. Presson H F, propr City Hotel. Rawson Wm, propr Rawson House. Shanlis Wm, propr Farmers' Home. Skinner O B, druggist. Strasburg J C, harnessmaker. Stuart C J, express and railioad agent. Swindlehurst J, blacksmith. Taylor George ^M, real estate agent. Van Zant P L, saloon.
Walker Herman, saloon. Whitney George A, teacher.
WALNUT
LAKE.
In the central eastern part of Faribault county, 14 mil''-' from Blue Earth City (c h), 8 from Easton Station on tin-
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iSSV BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
St.
WAL
719
Paul. Has a district school and Mail stage to Wells semi-weekly. M. M. exports wheat. Sheldon, postmaster.
M. Ry, and 120 from
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Shelden M M, justice of the Tuttle Rev M (Methodist). Zimmerman O, constable.
Rugg Rev
(Baptist).
peace.
WALNUT
STATION.
In the township of Walnut Grove, is a village of about N. W. Ry, in the 300 inhabitants and a station on the C. southwestern part of Redwood county, 35 miles from Redsteam tiouring mill, a Congregational wood Falls (c h). Union church and a district school are located in the village. grist mill is called for Exports, wheat, barley and oats. ' Mails twice daily. John A. Anderson, Express, Am. here. postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes
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B, lumber dealer.
Dedal E? Burns D W,
Grain and Lumber Dealer.
groceries and provisions. B\Tam J L, justice of the peace. Ciementson C, hotel. Comstock John S, express and railroad agent. Fitch John R, general store and farm implements. Hills F H, hardVare.
Hoyt R W, physician. Hoyt & Anderson, druggists. Longnecker S A, furniture.
Masters S O, justice of the peace. Masters J, hotel. Nelson E C, meat market. Owens H, general store. Quaiton T M, blacksmith. Sandquist Paul & Co, saloon. Simmons Rev H C (Congregational). Sinkler A F, blacksmith." Spurr C B, blacksmith.
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Tliompson Daniel, constable. Thorp ^I, Lawyer. Tunis Rev G S (Methodist Episcopal). Webber C L, farm implements. Weliber X W, groceries and provisions.
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joedan. j^,;r uC^c^^: ARRHITFrT^ ^^^^^^ ^ and Privat* BuildiBga. Hmneapolu. miUIII I LU I Oj Btmotion of PulUo
Crockery
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imnrEAPOLis.
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WAR
WANAMINGA.
In the south central part of
Goodhue county,
25
miliM
from Zurabrota, the nearest railis driven by power obtaini'^l from the Zumbro river. Exports, flour and wheat. Population, 75. Semi-weekly mail. Martin Ilalverson, postraastor.
(c h),
from Red Wing
and
7
road point.
A
flouring mill here
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Halverson Martin, general Kulass P T, shoemaker. Munson M, shoemaker. Uness R A, general store.
store.
WANGS.
population -30, in the northwestern part of Goodhue county, 30 miles from Red Wing (c h),and 12 from Nashfield, the nearest railroad point. Exports, butter, egg^ and wheat. Weekly mail. George E. Sheets, postmaster.
A post village,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bjerva Charles J, blacksmith
Brusej^aard
Hoheu
OI«>on, General Store. II A, constable. Kulaas P T, boots and shoes. Kulaas T P, carpenter. Lee A A, carpenter. Lien C N, justice of the peace. Locken G G, justice of the peace. Sheets George E, town clerk.
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WARNER.
supply postoflice in Colfax township, northwestern part of Kandiyohi county, 25 miles from Willniir (c h), the nearest railroad point. Exports, wheat. Weekly
special
A
mail.
BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
Cruver J B, constable.
Warner C A,
justice of the peace.
WARREN— Cottonwood
(See Odell.)
County.
Hall'sSafelLockCo.:rSz:S::^
A^dnts
Hashow,Maish&Davis,aS; WAR AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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for Hisoock's Insplrbest boiler feeJer in us*.
S.,
6th Ave.
MianeapoUa.
WAR
721
WARREN.
line thereof,
seat of Marshall county, is situated on the southern M. Ry, 357 and is a station on the St. P., M. Population, miles from St. Paul and 31 north of Crookston. The village is situated in the most fertile part of the Red 150. River Valley, has a Jlethodist church, a district and a select Express, Am. Mail school, a hotel and 3 general stores. Ethan Allen, postmaster. twice daily.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Benniwitz
G, harnessmaker. Co, Hotel Proprs. Bolton Wm, wagonniaker. Flint A E, lawyer. Gilbert P & Co, general store.
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Griffith it Fess, painters.
Jolin<^on. Allen Co, General McCann M, blacksmith. McCrea Bros, general store.
Mclntyre D, blacksmith. Mentzer H C, farm implements. Nelson J P, lawyer and laud agent. Ross E R, justice of the peace.
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Rossman Emmett,
dentist.
Schuwiler J G, saloon. Snyder R C, wagonniaker. Titus I B, express and railroad agent. Welch J J, physician.
Wood
W W,
furrier.
WARSAW.
village in the southwestern part of Rice county, 7 miles Po]iula(c h), and about 60 from St. Paul. tion, 150. Has a steam saw-mill. Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal churches, a district school, and exports eggs, butter, stock and lumber. paper mill and sorghum mill are required here. Abundant water power is available. Warsaw is on the stage line between Faribault and Waterville, and has a daily mail. J. B. Gowen, postmaster.
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from Faribault
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. & Snyder, saw-mill. Dargavel Wm, blacksmith. Evans Alexander, carpenter.
Coats
Evans F,
painter.
Gowen
Harper
B, notary public. H, blacksmith.
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Outhouse J
general store. Piatt Hollister Co, general store. Piatt H, blacksmith.
Parriiigton's, Minneapolis.
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WASECA.
An incorporated
few miles northeast
it is
and growing
city of 1,708 inhabitants, a
,
of the center of Waseca county, of whicli St. P. division of the junction of the W. St. L. Ry, 72 miles from St. the C. X. W. Ry, and the M. Paul. It is located in the midst of a fine agricultural country, has 2 banks, 2 hotels, 1 flouring mill, 1 planing mill, 1 sawmill and 2 elevators run by steam, a brewery, 2 newspapers, fine public buildings and private residences, a graded school of 3 departments, employing 5 teachers, and a public library. There are 2 German Methodist churches, and churches each of the Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal and Catholic denominations. Two fine lakes are situated within the limits of the city. Exports, wheat, flour and live stock. Telegraph. Northwestern. Express, Am. Stage to Wilton tri-weekly. Seven mails daily. Wm. C. Young, postmaster.
the seat,
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Amos Wm,
Bailey P Baiik of"\Vaseca, A P Jamison
physician and surgeon. C, wines and liquors.
Manager. Barr A A, confectioner. Blake Lucius S, dry goods, clothing, etc. Bohen Thomas, insurance and real estate. Brandrold Knut T, general store. Breen Nicholas J, blacksmith. Broughton & Wilson, farm machinery. Brown Theodore, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Brownell & Kinder, lawyers. Brubaker J C, physician. Buckman George R, real estate and insurance. Buehler Gottfried, boots and shoes, etc. Butsch Christ, saddles and harness. Butsch Valentine, saloon. Callahan Miss J, milliner and dressmaker. Carmody John, lawyer and justice. Castor Edward, watches, clocks and jewelry. Child James E, lawyer. Child James Co, Publrs Minnesota Radical and Liberty Blade, cor 2d and Lake ave. Claghorn Charles C, agent Austin, Jackson & Co. Cla^lioru Josiah L., Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, cor 2d and Elm.
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Lyons
& Co.^^^'vHi^r^^^^
Hashow,Maish& Davis,
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aSSSS
WAS
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AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clayton Philander A, restaurant and saloon. Clcary J L, physician. Coleman Mathew, propr Waseca House.
painter and calciminer. Coles L, lawyer. Coilester Coraee Bros, furniture and undertakers. Cramond James C, livery stable.
Wm,
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Craven Milton, farm irajilements. Cristie Rev Alexander (Catholic). Cronkhite Edgar, county auditor. Curamings Damon S, physician and surgeon. Currier J A, saddles and harness. De Long Thomas D, propr Eagle Hotel. Eagle Hotel, Thomas D De Long propr. Ebbinghausen Charles, saloon and billiards. Everett & Eckenbeck, general store. Everett &: AVard, Propr Waseca Flour
Mills.
Fassbinder Michael, clothing. Fischer Charles, meat market. Fiske E W, architect. Forbes Edward C, saloon and billiards. Garland & Claghorn, meat market. Gatzman Joseph, groceries and saloon. Gilbert Rev Levi plethodist). Goodwood House, D E Priest propr. Au§:iist, Furniture and Undertaker. Gutfleish John, boots and shoes, trunks, etc. Hall & Cummings, druggists. Halverson Julius, boot and shoemaker. Hanberry Roger, boarding house. Hansen JCels P, general store. Hansen & Murphy, wine and beer hall.
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Hayden James
B, clerk district court.
Herbert Henry, saloon.
Hermsmire Rev F (German Methodist). Hunt Mason V, physician and superintendent of
Irvin
schools.
Rev
RD
(P']>iscopal).
Jaini«(Oll
Jennison
Karstedt
Wm J. lumber.
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Porter, Manager Bank
of
Waseca.
Johnson John
W, groceries and provisions. Herman A, saddles and harness. Keeley Mathew, sheriff. Keeley Mathew B, groceries, etc. Kraft Simon, propr Kraft's Hotel. Krau?se Christ, grocer and shoemaker. Kreuzer Wenzol, bl.icksmith and wagonmaker. Laird, Norton '& Co, lumber, etc.
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
fall
hue of Darling, Brown
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Headquarters for Crockery E.
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Leslie Charles E. Lawyer.
Lewis Beuedict S, lawyer and loan agent. Lohren Anton J, blacksmith. Lowell B A, justice of the peace. Lucas John H, barber.
McCutcheon & Co, grain McGovern Peter, lawyer.
Mcintosh Dr Lyman
Store.
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elevator.
dentist.
^eKeillia Charles,
McLaughlin Dennis, general
County Treasurer and
store.
Gener.il
Madden J
Maire
&
C, grocers.
F Wm, wines and liquors. Maloney John, boarding house. Manderfield Hubert, house and sign Mazy Caroline, wine and beer hall.
Merrill Rev C (Congregational). Merrill S, boat house.
painter.
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Miller ISeillhart,
General Store.
Minnesota
Murphy
fiiadieal
and
Libertv
Blade
(Weekly), J E Child & Co Publrs, cor 'id and Lake a\r Muedeking A H, agent, farm implements and lumbei-.
Phillip, saloon.
W, milliner and dressmaker. O, agent Winona & St. P. Ry. Neidt Christian, n-ine and beer hall. Pres Waseca County Bank. Xeivell Xiebels Jacob, gunsmith. Norton Huson P, agent American E.xpress Co.
Myrick ]\Irs S Nanscawen
Wm
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Oleson John,llotcl
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Parker E C, barber. Parmelee Martin E, carpenter and
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE TKini AMn °f ^o^'""- ^be best Company to In»ur. CO. r Nlll MWII J. -ffATSON, Gen'l Agent, 3T. PAUL, M.ax l-l>iUI-MI>IU
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C.B. THURSTON,
gies,
ers,
SoUAg't TIQER KAKES, MUbnrn Wai^ni, BouKasdaU PuiTerincg Harrows, Triumpli SeedCanton Plowa,
etc.,
18 W. 3d
St., St.
Paal.
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Publrs Waseca County Herald, Elm. Frederick H, farm machinery and lumber.
Morse,
Saiidretzhy Julia, grocer, etc. .'^aii Galli Charles, register of deeds. Scliildknecht Gust, cigar mufr. Grain, -nagoumakers and blacksmiths. Sohliglu
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Micrwin &; Hawkes, farm machinery. Simons Rev J G (Lutheran). Skinner Charles E, carpenter and builder. Smith Austin, surveyor. Solon Patrick, wines and liquors.
Spars Frederick, saloon. Sproat Wm, groceries and crockery. Stevens Charles, groceries and crockery. Stoughton Greenwood Misses, dressmakers. Strong Wright, druggists. Sutter Miss C, milliner and dressmaker. Thompson Ole, boot and shoemaker. Van Dusen George W^ & Co, grain and elevator.
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Wadsworth Henrv
J, airent
M .t St L Rv.
\A'aseea
County Bank, G
W "Newell
Pres,
F A
Morse
Xewell Cashr.
AVaseca County Herald
Publrs, Elm.
(Weekly), Rose
&
Waseca Flour Mills, Everett & W^ard proprs. Waseca House, ]NIatthew Coleman propr.
^V'eber
J J
&
Son, boots and shoes.
Welch Darling, livery stable. Welch Mrs K G, millinery goods. Wert James, restaurant and confectioner. Wevrauch Conrad, merchant tailor. White John C, Hardware, Stoves and Farm Impts.
Willard
& Bro,
saw-mill.
Winston Alexander, saloon and billiards. WoUschlaeger August, saddle and harnessmaker. W'oodbury Henry C, judge of probate. Young Henry J, physician and surgeon.
WASHBURN.
In Eden Prairie township, central southern part of Hennecounty, 2\ miles distant from Eden Prairie Station, on the M. & St. L. Ry. Has a flouring mill, xMethodist, Presbyterian •ind Episcopal churches. Exports, wheat. Daily mail. S. Smith, postmaster.
Jiin
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Balm Joseph,
flouring mill.
rreneral store.
Goodrich J C,
ARr.HITFPT^ ^IIUIII I LU I Oj
Special attoniioQ toPobUoBoIlding8,8<)liool3,Oourt-Hoincei and Oiiarctiet.
WILSON & jordan,
KUTNTAPOLIS.
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W.
F.
GUK'N
& CO. S' '-^^^^-^^'^^^^^ -^
o.lJisg
Office-Day Block, Mianeapolia, Mj;j
NEW PROCESS Keller Horrrl! "
SflN'NESOTA STATK
GAZETTEER
WAS
WASHINGTON.
village of 34 inhabitants, in Sumner township, .southwestern part of Fillmore county, IS miles from Preston (c h),
A
100 from St. Paul and 8 from Spring Vallev, the nearest railroad point. The middle branch of the Root river furnishi* power to a saw and flouring mill. Exports, cattle, ho^s, hutter and eggs. Semi-weekly mail. Stage to Sprino- Vallev. Robert Yearian, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Bogart J
Greiner
W,
Greilier
W
X
blacksmith.
J,
J, Flouring wood dealer.
Mill.
Hanna Rev
Joseph. Kilborn T O, flouring mills. Yearian Robert, general store.
WASIOJA.
of 250 inhabitants, 5 miles northeast of the center of Dodge county, 4 miles from Mantorville (c h), and from Dodge Center Station, on the W. St. P. Ry. The Zumbro river here furnishes power for a flouring mill of 8 run of stone (which is being supplemented by steam), and another of 3 run. Has Baptist and Methodist churches and a district
:.
A village
&
and Wesleyan Methodist school. Exports, Daily mail. Henry Sprague, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
fl.our
and produce.
Cook D \l\ Flouring Mill. Dewar David, blacksmith. Gould Rev John (Wesleyan Methodist).
Ilitchcock S S,
Martin
J, physician.
Blake
&
Crawbonel,
flourin<j mills.
Hotel Propr.
Rhodes Rev (Wesleyan Methodist).
Shepardson Rev
D F (Wesleyan Methodist). Spragruc Henry, Harnessmaker.
Wm, druggis't
and general
store.
Vinton
WASTEDO.
In the west central part of
Red Wing
point.
Goodhue county, 22 miles from
(c h),
Has
and 12 from Zumbrota, the nearest railroad a Lutheran church and district school. SemiGust A. Ryden, postmaster.
importers of Fine Woolens,
E.
weekly mail.
QPUFFFRQ DSnC OOnLrEiriO DitUO.
Na 40
Mina.
Third street, ST.
PAUL,
Hashow.Maish&Davis^"^""^"^'^'"'^"^^^ Minneapolis. and Tifth Ave.
J
8.,
Bnilders of City Water-Works for frontier towns. Oor. 2d St,
WAS
AN'D BUSIXE.SS DIRECTORY.
WAT
727
BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
C.irlson Frederick, bl.acksmith.
C.avalin
Ojisal
Rev O J
(Swedish).
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Kydeu
Martin T, general store. G A, general store.
WATAB.
A postofEce in the western part of Benton county, on the Brainerd branch of the N. P. Ry, 6 miles from Sauk Rapids Has a population of 35, a Station, and 81 from St. Paul. district school, and exports wheat, beef, butter and farm proDaily mail. Burt Sabin, postmaster. duce.
Barr Joseph
King Lake
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. «& Son, Dealers in Furs, Etc.
Campbell David, broker.
Cniltpbell Joseph, Live Stock and Produce.
S, express and railroad agent. justice of the peace. Miller James, blacksmith. Sabin Burt, section man P Ry.
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WATERFORD
village of 12.5 inhabitants in the southwestern part of Dakota county, 25 miles distant from Hastings (c h), 2 from Northfield Station, and 35 from St. Paul. Power is here derived from the Cannon river for a flouring mill, whose product forms the chief export of the place. The religious services of Waterford are held in the district school building.. Mail four times weekly. Mrs. Abby Mattison, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anthony E, cooper.
Burke Charles, blacksmith. Cannon River Mnfg Co, flouring
Eiupey
P, general store. J, cooper. Mattison S, cooper. Partch T H, justice of the peace. Reed Thomas, cooper. ^'uyers George, cooper. Way George, cooper.
I
mill.
Hodgson
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WATERTOWN.
northern part of Carver county, 21 miles from Chaska (c h), 9 from St. Paul and 7 from Delano, on the St.
In the
RnnfiriT ^^3tQ^•|C^I
Tarred relt, Building Paper, pitch,
etc.
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CHARLES JOH\
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MI.VXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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M. Ry, the nearest railroad point, and is an iucoriio. rated village of 400 inhabitants on the Crow river. It has flouring mill of 3 run of stone driven by water and steam power, steam plow works, 2 saw-mills, 3 hotels, a brewery, ; general stores, Catholic and 2 Swedish Lutheran churclii-. public and Swedish parish schools. E.xports, wheat, flour and plows. Stage to Delano daily, fare 30c; and Chaska triweekly; fare 81.50.
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Daily mail.
C. G. Ilalgren, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIKECTOET.
Ahlstrom Olof M, shoemaker.
Barth
Bleedoru
Wm,
&
Dressier,
bellraaker.
General Store.
'
Campbell Peter, general Halgren C G, druggist. Hecks Y, hardware.
Japs, Barnick
store.
& Lienau, plow mnfrs. Hotel and Saloon. Kohler C, hotel propr and harnessmaker. Kohler Sebastian, harnessmaker. Lienau & Rescheisen, flour mill. llcrillian Hal^reu, Druggists and Farm ImpleKeilcl Julius,
&
ments.
,
Moebus & Warta, blacksmiths. Moers Ejiduss, furniture.
Mueseler Frederick, blacksmith.
Raunwanz A,
saloon.
billiards.
Schlefke G, general store.
Yager Jacob, saloon and Zeyer Charles, hotel and
saloon.
WATERVTLLE.
A prosperous incorporated
a
village of 900 inhabitants
aii'i
station on the M. & St. L. Ry, in the southeastern corner oi Le Sueur county, 17 miles from Le Sueur Centre (c h), anil 65 from St. Paul. It is situated upon the Cannon river, from which power is obtained for a flouring mill. It has also
.i .i
steam saw-mill, a planing mill, a furniture factory .and an elevator. There are ^Methodist and Episcopal churches and fraded high school, with seating capacity for 350 pupil~. Ixports, grain and wood. Expresis, Am. Telegraph, Xoriliwestern. Stage to Faribault daily, Le Sueur tri-weekly. Elysian serai-weekly. Three daily, and 2 tri-weekly mail>. George E. Green, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Babcock John, furniture
factory.
General Agent Hall's Safe and
l.A.Bigford,
Lock Oo„ ST. PAUL,
Mini:.
Hashow, Maish Davis,'^-^^I3!S^^WAT 729 WAT AND BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Carlton & Kol»erts, Hardware Case E P, physician.
Cox Rev J S '(Baptist).
Giles
&
Botz F, meat market.
and Farm Implements.
D
C, restaurant.
(«rccn Will,
Justice and Insurance Agent. Ilawes J C, hotel. Higgins & Fowler, saw-mill. W, hardware. Jacklin Jordan J S, express and railroad agent.
R
Keaz.er S, restaurant.
Kletschke V, hardware. Kiiaak Ferdinand, general store. Merrill A P, lumber dealer. Miller D G, planing mill and wagonmaker. Potter D E, general store. Powers J X, lawyer. Rice iS; Quade, meat market. Rogers lion L Z, general store and elevator.
CJ, Hotel. ScIillUz Sheriden A, blacksmith.
H
Smith Rev S
B
{:\rethodist).
Stowe ;^Iajor LiCWIS, Farm Implements. Warner H, harnessmaker. White M V, druggist.
W
Zander
Zieski
F H,
grocers.
Wm.. harnessmaker.
WATONWAN.
In the western central part of Blue Earth county, ~0 miles from Mankato (c h), and lA from the line of the Blue Earth City branch of the St. P. & S. C. Ry. The Watonwan river here gives power to a flouring mill and a fanning mill factory. Semi-weekly mail. C. F. Buttertield, postmaster.
WATSON.
D. division of the C, M. St. P. part of Chippewa miles from 3Iontevideo (ch), and 100 from St. Paul. Pojtulation, Uio. Exports, wheat and oats. Has a hotel and ^rain elevator and wants a steam tlouring mill. Express, U. S. Daily stage to Lac-qui-Parle, and daily mail. Helger Iverson, postmaster.
station on the
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Ry,
in
Amsberg township, southwestern
county,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adamson R,
Anderson
50
Idacksmith.
A
M,
hotel propr.
etc.
^*hDDt-lrnn Qirlinff Porraotorie3,MiUs, Bridges, OlICCl nun OIUiIlgid6n&Grygla,114N.3dSt.,MinaeV^^
Sel-
FINE
730
ivIERCHANT"'--^^^^^^^^^^^ Avenue, MianeapoliB
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEEK
WAT
Ole,
WAV
clerk. Eidem Hanson Theodore, treneral
town
Store.
Ivei^son II «$: Bro, General Store. Johnson C ^I, justice of the peace. Lang C V, grain elevator. Nerbovig & Sparby, saloon.
Peterson Lewis, constable.
WATSON CREEK.
_
In the west central part of Fillmore county, 7 miles from Preston (c h), and 5 from Wykoff Station on the S. M. Ry. Has a Baptist church and district school. Weekly mail stage F. Walrod, postmaster. to Wykotf.
WAVERLY.
country postoffice in Nashville township, northeastern part of Martin county, 12 miles from Fairmont (c h), and ^ from Winnebago City, the nearest railroad point. Stage t" Windom and Winnebago City. Four mails weekly. Oliver H. Sperry, postmaster.
A
WAVERLY
A station
MILLS.
on the St. P., M. & M. Ry, in Marysville township, southern part of Wright county, 12 miles from Buffalo Waverly Lake furnishes power (c h), and 49 from St. Paul. for a grist mill, and a steam saw-mill is in operation in tinExports, wheat, oats, wood, potatoes, hoop pole-, village. Has a Catholic church and good district school. Teltetc. Express, Am. Mail twice daily, fraph, Northwestern. alome Kyte, postmaster.
BUSrNESS DIEECTOET.
Barrett
T R, Propr Keystone House.
Berkner Adam, saw-miU. Bonniwell C W, miller. Cochran David, lawyer. Cullen J K, general store. Dike L, carpenter. FnlliliCC Ac O'Ciorinail, General Store. Flannigan Dr Charles, druggist. Flanuigan D W, saddles and harness.
Giblin .John, general store.
Kelly Patrick, carpenter.
Kenny Rev P
Kyte Li V,
Perkins,
(Catholic). Ex])ress, Railroad
and Elevator Agent.
31 Robert Street, ST. PAUL, Mmn, M0ITO-Sqna.-9 Deaiinj and Give
Lyons
& Co.
Value iUo«lved every
time.
For County, Township and Oity
Officers, in
Book-Binding,
best of stylo and on short notice, p.t F. F. ffiENNlQ'S, Brackett's Block, Minneapolis.
WAV
Low
J, barber.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
WEA
731
Menard F, blacksmith and ^agonmaker. Charles, justice and propr Waverly House. Marneaii Payent Joseph, saloon and billiards. Pctznick F, blacksmith and wagonmaker. H, telegraph operator. Pike Quinn & Bro, farm implements.
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WAYZATA.
M. &. M. Ry, in the central part of Hennepin county, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka, the charming and favorite summer resort of Minnesota. It is distant 14 miles from Minneapolis (c h), and 25 from St. Paul, and has a population of 150 souls. Contains a Methodist church and district school, and exports wood, staves and headings. Telegraph, Xorthwcstern. Express, Am. Daily mail. G. W. Hedderly, postmaster.
station on the St. P.,
A
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Gleeson
H
L, hotel propr.
General Store. Hedderly Heyser & Bowun, hotel propr. Johnson G V, boat builder. Manver Henry, hotel propr.
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WEAVER.
A station
part of
on the C, M.
& St.
P. Ry,
in
the
southeastern
Wabasha county, on the Mississippi, 13 miles from Wabasha (c h), and 85 from St. Paul. Population, 200. There is a flouring mill here, driven by power obtained from
Indian creek. Exports, grain. Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. !Mail twice daily. H. I. Uanscome, postmaster.
CA. UTIOJSr.
Pay no money
in advance to itinerant Directory Canvassers. We are led to mention this from the fact that parties have been fraudulently nsin^ our boolf as a specimen, and by that means, collectincr moneys in advance. We ask no payment until the work is delivered, and onr Solicitors have strict orders uot to take payment for either advertisements or
subscriptions.
H. L.
FOLIZ
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CO.
Elevators, MIHb,
SHEET-IRON SIDING.
m £fF™^'^«-
^^. o. i^AITTEKDENtL-.. .-. Slith and Sibley Su., St, i-aol, ilinn.
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Glassware,
wholesale
aal
retail
E. A.
HAfiMON &
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Mimieapolii
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
WEL
Brooke Bros,
Fitzgerald
Lumber and Grain
I, Railroad Agent.
Dealers.
Wm,
Hauscoilie
H
saloon.
Hitchcock John, liouring mill. H, express agent and general Hopkins Jones S P, physician.
W
store,
blacksmith. O'Neill J, grain dealer. Weaver Wm, propr Weaver Hotel.
J,
Mealy
H
WEBSTER.
postoffiee in the northwestern part of Rici' county, 38 miles from Faribault (c h), and 14 from NorthfieM Semi-weekly mail. Ferdinand Butzke, postmaster. Station.
A farmhouse
WEGDAHL.
In the southern part of Chippewa county, 6 miles from
Montevideo (c h). It is a station on the C, M. & St. P. Ry, and contains a Norwegian Lutheran church and district Daily mail. H. Amdtson, postmaster. school.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ericksen Rev E (Lutheran). Hagen O N, blacksmith. Husby K E, carpenter and painter.
Neste Bros
«&
Arudtsou,
General Store.
Olsen Andreas, blacksmith. Rollevson Prof O J, teacher. Soustelie J E, justice of the peace.
Soustelie
O
E, constable.
WELDON.
A
postoffiee in the western part of
Redwood
county,
1
miles from
Redwood
Falls (c h).
WELLINGTON.
recently established special supply postoffiee in the eastem part of Renville county, 25 miles from Redwood Falls (c h), and 10 from Hector Station, on the C, M.f& St. P. Ry.
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WELLS.
of 1,000 inhabitants, eligibly situated at the junction of the S. M. Ry, with its Mankato branch, in Clark township, northeastern part of Faribault county, -"'
An incorporated city
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Hashow, Maish&Davis,s£2ssB£rS WEL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WEL 733
miles from Blue Earth City (c h), and 140 from St. Paul. In manufactures it contains a steam flouring mill of 5 run of stone, a creamery, producing a superior quality of butter and It has also a bank, 4 hotels cheese, and a vinegar factory. and a number of stores. Fifteen artesian -n-ells, bored to an average depth of 115 feet, are features of the village. The Wells Advocate, a weekly Republican paper, is published The churches are Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyhere. terian, and the village has a graded school of 4 departments, and a public library of 800 volumes. Exports, corn, oats, Land in barley, live stock, wool, vinegar, butter and cheese. the vicinity of Wells is worth, unimproved, from *8 to 812 Stage semi-weekly to per acre; improved, from 6^15 to >^2o. Banks,? miles distant; Alton, 14; Clayton, 16; Brush Creek, 13;
Walnut Lake, 4, and Homedahl, 16. Telegraph, S. M. Ry, and Northwestern. Daily mail by rail. W. W. Woodard,
postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adamson John, general
Bangs James
Bonner
store.
Anderson Xolin, Merchant Tailor. Baldwin & Reed, blacksmiths.
W, photographer. Barnes George, notary public.
& Hyde, grain dealers. Breitkreulz John, meat market. Bunnell James E, wagonmaker.
Burke J
P, Hotel Propr and Dealer in Agricultural Implements. {See adv.) Burton & Crandall, grocers and jewelers. Cargill & Van, E C Gale agent, grain dealers.
Colman C L, Hans Gilbertson agent, lumber. Dickenson Mrs A, milliner. Dickenson Jolm E, blacksmith. AV^ni 11, Justice and Hotel Propr. Eaton Andrew, grain dealer. Eckenbeck A F, farm implements.
Dunn
Ellingson A, shoemaker. Elliott C E, confectioner and livery. Everets Herman, barber. Fellows S, Physician. Foster James, harnessmaker. Gallup Elliott wagonmaker.
Thomas
George Mrs Al)bie, grocer.
^reen 5Iansir 'W,
Handlin
Lawyer and Notary.
]\Iichacl, hotel propr.
Harman
Wm,
milliner, etc.
Hober John, stock breeder.
Kfngsbury
& Draper. SXfr^alts",!"-
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MIJTN-ESOTA STATE
734
GAZETTEER
WEL
Holmquist Berger, wagonmaker. Johnson Mrs E R, milliner. Kelley Wayne W, constable. King, blacksmith. Knox J M, carpenter. La Crosse Lumber Co, B F Smith agent.
Leiaiicl
Murct X,
L
Merrill ]Mrs
General Store. V, milliner.
furniture.
Merriman Henry L
Morris Josepii D,
Ogden
Hardware, Stoves, Etc.
etc.
Myers Matthew J, stock breeder. Nye Joseph M, drugs, wall paper,
Wm,
painter.
Park A P, dentist. Park Ilezekiah A, hardware,
stoves, etc.
Paul John, Ole Haberstad agent, lumber. Pelan Rev (Presbyterian).
Wm
Perriiie John, 6rocer. Pratt Andrew (coFd), barber.
Robbins Frank, sewing machines. Rodgers Edwin D, blacksmith.
Schellen Augustus, general store. Schleuder Frederick, jeweler. Shields Cornelius, telegraph operator.
Siebert Charles^ General Store. Slade George W, express and railroad agent. Smith F A, grocer and crockery. Oriu F, General Store. Starr Hiram S, grocer. Stearns Joseph S, deputy sheriff. Straw Daniel, physician. Taylor L «& Co, livery. Taylor Bros, grain dealers. ThOIltllsou Clarke 'W, Propr Wells' Creamery, Vinegar Mnfr and Live Stock Breeder. {/See adv,page\7o5.) Townsend Rev I J (Episcopal). Tripp Seneca, hotel propr. Tuttle Rev F L (Methodist).
Soutimick
A
"Watson Freil E,
tions
Exchange,
{See adv,
Real
Estate,
Collec-
and Insurance.
cooper.
page
735.)
Welch L B V,
Props.
W>lls Advocate
(Republican),
Woodward &
Fo-<
Wells Creamery,
and Butter ilnfr.' Wells Flouring Mill,
sec.
Clarke
W Thompson Propr,
treas,
Cheese
A
Eaton pres and
A B Thomb
^PMCCCPQ DltUO. OUnLr tnO PSnO
fills
Merchant Tailoring, No.
street, ST.
^
E.
TUrd
PAUL,
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J ton Plows, Bnggiee, etc.,
MILBITEI! WAQONa, Tiger Bakes, Ran--. rerinng Harrows, Triamph_Si>eder3,C.inTriumph Seeders, C.in^"^'"i,^"? 18 W. 3a St., St. Pad,
WEL
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange, Mjgj!^ Collectigiis
IJSrSURJLl^CE,
Mortgage Loans, Agent
for Railroad
Lands.
WELLS,
-
-
-
MINNESOTA.
Wells Vinegar Works,
MA.VtJFACTURERS OF
Wlttta ^Vine
#
Cider JT,
^JC | JX'^JC
VINEGARS,
OP SUPERIOR QUALITY AND EXCELLENCE.
C.
W.
Thompson, Prop'r.
Correspondence Solicited.
WELLS, MINN.
PROPRIETOR OP
ALSO AGENT FOR
A>-D
GENERAL DEALER
IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
WELLS, MINN.
WILSON
& JORDAN,
rectly arraugod.
ARCHITECTS. Acconstica, Heating and Venuktion carefully and coriiinueaptilis, Miao*
Phai'loC Inhncnn Crockery and Glassware, 513 W.i.=hUilOlICO JUilllOUIIjmgtoii Ave, South, MDINEAPOLIS.
736
WEL
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
J
WES
page
735.)
Wells House,
West
P
Burke Propr.
{See adv,
Justin P, lawyer.
Woodard
A
Whiteis Harvey J, grocer. Wilkinson Morton S, county attorney. Wise Nicholas, shoemaker. Woodard T W, druggist and stationer. Editor Wells Advocate, and Postmaster.
W W,
WESELY.
settlement of 100 souls in the northwestern corner of Kiec county, -5 miles from Faribault (c h), and 50 from St. New Prague, 8 miles distant, is the nearest railroad Paul. Has a Catholic church and district school, and e.\ports station. Weekly mail. Albert Wosejpka, postagricultural produce. master.
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Lapic Theodore, druggist. Lapic Thomas, hotel and saloon.
Machadek F, blacksmith. Pavek John, restaurant. Staska John, Watchmaker.
Stepan John, loan agent.
Tomek
J, blacksmith.
Tronda Mathias,
saloon.
Wanek Wanek
Frank, farm implements. Joseph, boots and shoes.
WEST ALBANY.
station on the M. M. Ry, in the central part of county, about 15 miles southwest of Wabasha (c h).
A
Wabasha
WEST BROOK.
settlement in the northwestern part of Cottonwood county, 20 miles from Windom (c h), 125 in an air line from St. Paul, and 8 from Lamberton, the nearest railroad
station. schools.
A Norwegian
Has a Lutheran church and common and Lutheran Semi-weekly Exports, wheat, butter and wool. mail stage to Lamberton and Windom. 11. M. Anderson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson A O, blacksmith. Anderson C H, justice of the peace. Anderson H, hotel and wagonmaker. Anderson H M, physician. Brekke H H, meat market.
HairsSafelLockCo.", 46
A. Bigford, General Agent, Jackson St., ST. PAUL, MIm.
Hashow, Maish
& Davis- '^^s^,^^^^^^
ohicery.
J
Are Agents
for all kinds of MaCor. 2d St. and Finh Ave. Soath, llinneapoliB.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Kleven Ole O, farm implements.
J^elson Peter E, constable. O.'sen Knud, cooper. Peterson C P, boots and shoes.
"VVES
Thorp
D
M, lawyer.
WESTERN.
postofRce in the southwestern corner of Otter Tail county, 11 miles from Fergus Falls (c h), the nearest railroad Has Presbyterian and Methodist churches and a dispoint. Daily trict school, and exports wheat, oats and live stock. stage to Campbell and Fergus Falls. Semi-weekly mail. E. Robbins, postmaster.
A
WESTFIELD CENTRE.
farm-house postoffice in the southwestern part of Dodge county, 18 miles from Mantorville (c h), 10 from Dodge Centre, the nearest railroad point, and 80 from St. Paul. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churches and a district school. Mail stage to Dodge Centre weekly. R. Brooks, farmer,
A
Wm
postmaster.
WESTFORD.
In the northeastern part of Martin county, 8 miles from (c h), 10 from "Winnebago City, the most convenient railroad point, and 120 from St. Paul. Has a Congregational church and district school, and exports sheep, hogs and cattle. Serai-weekly mail stage to Windom and Winnebago City. Four mails weekly. Charles O. True, postmaster.
Fairmont
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Brownlee James, justice of the peace. Clemons H H, constable.
Eells
Rev
(Congregational).
constable.
Hall
Wm,
Reader George, blacksmith. Serrensen Hans, boots and shoes. True Charles O, justice and propr Westford House.
WEST LAKE.
In Arctander township, northwestern part of Kandiyohi county, 18 miles from Willmar (c h), and 10 from Kerkhoven, the nearest railroad point. It has a Lutheran church, common and Lutheran schools, and exports grain, butter,
wool and
live stock.
Weekly
mail.
L'rjens Iverson, farmer,
blacksmith and notary
putilic, [lostmaster.
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SELDEN & GEYGLA, 114
St.,
N.
Minneapolis, MiuiL
Gjr CnKI'illfytnn K^^ps on hand the 11 rdl lirQlUilj Scotch and German
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EngliaL
Suitings, Minneapolis
738
WES
A
MIN>fKSOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WES
WEST
LINE.
special supply postoffioe in the western part of Redwooil county, 21 miles from Marshall, the nearest railroad point.
WEST NEWTON.
In the north-western part of Nicollet county, 40 miles from St. Peter (c h), 115 from St. Paul and 9 from New Ulm, the Population of the to-miship, 9ih>. nearest railroad point. Methodist, Lutheran and Catholic churches, and -i district Exports, wheat, farm produce and schools are located here.
Stage to New Ulra, Ridgk-y, Renville, Beaver Fall-. Franklin and Redwood Falls. Tri-weekly mails. Alexander Harkin, postmaster.
-wool.
BUSINESS DIEECTOP.Y.
Brunner Frederick, hotel propr. Brunner Xavier, hotel propr.
Garrioch John, wheelwright. Harkin Alexander, general store. Huber Michael, blacksmith. Yonker John, hotel propr.
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WEST
SIDE.
In the southwestern part of Nobles county, 23 miles from Worthington (c h), and about 200 from St. Paul. It is 1 mile south of "the Worthington & Sioux Falls Ry, and in the midst of a fine farming country, offering a good opening for a gi-"eral trader. Has Methodist and United Brethren churclaand a district school. .Semi-weekly mail. R. Simmon-, farmer, postmaster.
WEST
UNION.
In the township of the same n.ame, southwestern part of Todd county, 20 miles from Long Prairie (c h),and about 1">" from St. Paul. It is a flag station on the St. P., M. & M. K.v. has a population of 20, a grist mill, exports wheat, oats ;ui'l potatoes, and has a daily mail. Henry Walcott, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Broker
Haney
A
Wm
J, general store
and grain.
J, flouring mill.
Harrison Edward, general store. Kellogg George, grain dealer.
Masttdler
W,
blacksmith.
T O iBrkinSj Lyons
& COi
for
pJe Wiiles
and Liquori
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AND BUSiyES S DIKECTORY.
WIIE
739
WHALAN.
An
east central part of
V^J-'^ rauL
district
incorporated yiWage of 140 souls, in Holt to^v-nsl,i„ F.Hmore county, and a station on the S.' •'"' ^''''°" ("^ ^)' ^"-^ ''^'^°"t 10*^ f'-o™ St. ^^ l-he Root river furnishes water power here to 3 Hourschool
S.
and exports grain and
1 el^graph,
M.
%. Two
flour.
Express,
Am
mails daily.
A. Backman, post!
Larsen Christian, boots and shoes. Paulson Peter, hamessmaker. Stein Hans, wagonmaker. Streeter John, general store Treadwell A H, blacksmith. Ward Mrs A, general store.
Coleman C L, lumber dealer. G C, lumber and express ao-ent ° G H, general store. Gunderson O, saloon and billiards. Haudlan J B, raUroad agent. Holmen C, saloon and bTlliards. Jones F, Grain Dealer and Justice.
Cooley
BUSIXESS DIRECTORY. Backman A, druggist and town clerk Canfield Nelson, hotel propr and constable.
Dyer
D
Williams, Falls
A:
Co,
Flouring Mils.
WHEATLAND.
In the northwestern part of Rice county, 22 miles from '^'/"' ' ''if ^^''"'"'"g''^^li'^T ^'•'^--' the'nearest railroad °\'ll' ^ Catholic church and a school. Weekly mail. Thomas Paisane, postmaster. district
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Bates Georg-e, General Store. Wildreth Bartlett, school teacher. i'avoie Joseph, blacksmith. Mathias Joseph, justice of the peace. St Ament Prudent, mill propr. raber Peter, general store and mill proprietor Iherman Martin, miller. Thompson Andrew, notary public.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WHEELING.
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HAKMON i
Minneapolia.
Headquarters for Crockery"
740
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MINXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
Will
WHITE BEAR CENTRE.
tion.
In the northwestern part of Pope county, 7 miles frc.m Glenwood (c h), and 20 from Morris, the nearest railroad staHas a Lutheran church and common school, and export^
Semi-weekly stage to Morris aii'i wool, butter and wheat. Glenwood, and 4 mails weekly. Nels B. Wallan, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Annet O C B, live stock dealer. Koefod Rev M M (Lutheran).
Standlies J,
Wallan
Carpenter.
Sundar O C, blacksmith. Wallan Nels B, justice of the peace.
& Peterson,
general store.
WHITE BEAR LAKE.
station on the St. P. & D. Ry, in White Bear townshij), northeastern part of Ramsey county, 10 miles from St. Paul (c h). It is a thriving village with a population of 50u, an Episcopal and Presbyterian church and a common school. Wheat is the sole export, and a grist-mill is sorely needed. Express, U. S. Telegraph, Northwestern. Two mails daily. Daniel Getty, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIKECTOBT.
Benson Bros, carpenters. Barker Joseph, blacksmith. Clewat R, livery. Cobb C B, express and railroad agent. Getty Daniel, grain dealer. Getty Daniel &, Co, general store. Greenman S P, hotel propr.
Leamon A E, boat builder. liCip Wui, Hotel Propr. Long John, boot and shoemaker. Long J, restaurant. McGrath D, saloon.
Milner Thomas, meat market.
Silbur Frederick, saloon.
Southmaid C E, restaurant. Waters James, hotel propr. Welles Rev Benjamin (Presbyterian). Williams E C, hotel propr.
WHITE EARTH.
In the central northern part north of Detroit City (c h).
of
Becker county, -2 miles
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
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LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Mu-.
Boston.
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Law of Maasaohusetta proviJea ( J. J.Wataon, Geu'l Agt., Bt, Paul,
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Hashow.Maish&DaviSjS
Win
ng np of Engine Boilers and
all
kinds of machinery, Minneapolia.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WIL
WHITE ROCK.
In the north central part of Goodhue county, 14 miles southwest of Red Wing (c h), the nearest railroad point, and about Daily mail. M. F. Monson, 50 in an air line from St. Paul. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Ilcelistrom
W'esterson J
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A F, Tanner.
S,
general store.
WHITE WATER PALLS.
A
settlement of about 75 souls, in the northwestern part of
Winona county, 20 miles from Winona (c h), and 106 from Either Weaver, 8 miles, or Minneiska, 10 miles disSt. Paul. Water power is availtant, are convenient shipping points. able on the White Water river. Exports, farm produce.
Semi-weekly mail stage to Minneiska.
master.
A. C. Randall, post-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Skidmore Lewis, justice of the peace.
WHITE WILLOW.
post village of 25 sonls, in the central part of Goodhue county, 17 miles from Red Wing (c h), the usual shipping
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and 5 from Zumbrota. Exports, wheat. Tri-weekly stage to Red Wing and Zumbrota, and mail accordingly. Peter Peterson, postmaster.
point,
niail
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n enrich
L, carpenter. -Morgan C, constable.
l*eterson Peter,
t'ingilly
Blacksmith. Henry, justice of the peace.
WILD
A
15 miles -! from
RICE.
settlement in the central southern part of Polk county,. from Crookston (c h),on the St. P., M. & M. Rv, and Lake Park, the nearest railroad point. The "Wild Kice river here drives a flour mill, and there is a Lutheran >^liurch and public school. Exports, farm produce. Weekly 'uail stage to Lake Park. N. E. Nelson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
t orrrersen
Thomas,
assessor.
•lohitHon AlitliOll., General
J'Tge
Store.
R
P, blacksmith.
Kingsbury
& Draper fiKe?^^hg»3?Brt
W. F. WWI1I« ISII GUNN
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742
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WIL
Lin P D, road overseer. Nelson N E, justice of the peace. Olson P S, tlour and saw-mill. Presting A P, blacksmith and constable.
Ragur O
Sagen Rev
F, justice of the peace. (Lutheran).
AK
Thompson R, constable. Tomtenyen E L, chairman board
of supervisors.
WILLMAR,
The seat of Kandiyohi county, is a busy and prosperous incorporated village of about 1,200 inhabitants, and a station on the St. P., M. & M. Ry, near the center of the count v. about 104 miles from St. Paul. It contains a flouring mill and grain elevator, operated by steam, 3 other elevators, a bank, 3 hotels, the repair shops and round house of the St. P.. M. & M. Ry, 2 newspapers, the Bcpublican Gazette (Re]).) and the Western Gazette. Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Cathulic Baptist and Lutheran churches, and a graded school oi departments. Exports, wheat, flour and live stock. ToUgraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. Semi-weekly mail sta<_"' to New London, 18 miles, and Croydon, 12 miles. Daily mail by rail. Charles F. Clark, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Adams, Larson & Sperry, flour and saw-mills, 15 miles Arctander John W, lawyer and insurance agent.
Bjelkengren Axel, carriaacemaker.
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Booth Rev D T (Episcopal). Brookens R C & Son, flour and
Bunker
Clark
&
feed.
Jacobson,
Grain and Elevator.
Burr Wesley, confectioner. Carlzen Sven W, photographer.
Christi.ansen iliss Martha, milliner.
Sc Frost, Druggists. Cnell Peter, blacksmith. Cofield Co, boots and shoes. Costello Richard A, hardware. Dale Roise, general store. Davidson F, grain and elevator. Ek^trom H, confectioner. Ekstrom &, Bergley, painters. Ericks John, photographer. Estrum Rev O (Lutheran). Forsberg Charles, veterinary surgeon. Forsstron Olof, merchant tailor. Fox Horace, dentist.
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Frost
AND BUSINESS DIKECTORT.
S, jiliysioian.
WIL
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Edward
(<nlc Iliraill R," Propr Willmar Republican Gazette.
(Torwell & Rice, lumber. (Jlarum Ole B, hotel.
Glarum Sivert
<)il'iffin lections
S, grocer.
(Joldli.ahn Hienrich, grocer.
llanscom
S, Lawyer and Insurance Agent, ColAttended to. Co, flour and feed. IlailsiiCOlll «fc 5JoiIlltaiu, Meat Market and Live Stock.
Darius
AF&
J.
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C. F.
CLARK,
Vice Frest.
R.
SUXDE,
Cashier.
KANDIYOHI COUNTY BANK,
WILLMAR, MINN.
Orgaiuze43 under the
Laws
of the State of Minnesota.
PAID UP
C.VPIT.4L, S.JO.OOO.OO.
SURPLUS,
810,000,00.
CORRESPONDEXTS.
Metropolitan National Bank,
New York
City,
and
First Nat'l
Bank,
St.
Paul, Minn.
w^de.
Willmar, Minn.
E.W, KNOTT, Prop'r.
First-class in every respect. This house is pleasantly located directly opposite the depot, and is well
a new addition recently built containing 17 large rooms, and offers superior accommodations to the traveling public.
and newly furnished, having had
the road, for Agents, respectfully solicited.
Spacious Sample Rooms, the largest on the line of A share of the public patronage
AECHITEGT8.
aid Ventilation rectly arranged.
Acconstios, Heatkj earofnlly and errMinneapolia, MiT_.
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Hanson Peter, general store. (Presbyterian). Harvey Rev H Hennings Christian, saloon.
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Hillson Charles, confectioner and restaurant. Hoyt Charles II, jeweler. Jenness & Ransom, la^\•7e^s and insurance agents. Johnson James P, furniture. Johnson Peter, saloon and billiards. Jorgenson Martin, harnessmaker. (Capital -$50,ooo), JoLu {See adv.) Spicer Pres, Reinert Sunde Cashr, EdM'ard T\'', Propr Pacific House. [See ado.) Korte Rasinus, grain and elevator. Lambrechts Bernt, physician, 3 miles east.
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milliners.
Manning Michael D, grocer. Marlow Alexander, propr Marlow House. ZHorrissey James E, Founder and Machinist.
& Bro, druggists and grocers. Otos Bros, saloon. Parsons & Sperry, meat market and live stock. Poulson Hans, general store. Paulson Rev Oie (Lutheran). Prem Jacob, saloon. Quist Peter M, Real Estate Agent and Consul f«'r Denmark, 100,000 Acres of Choice Wild Lands For Sale Rains John il, physician.
Mossberg
Rennewanz Friedrich
Rice
J, saloon.
Co, general store. »fc Co, lumber. Robbins, Rice & Co, farm implements. Kol)bin!» «fc "Weston, Bankers. Rodluii & Johnson, general store and tailors.
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Rasmusson Peter, barber. L, saloon and billiards. Ross Sioqvist Peter A, carriagemaker. Sonnen John B, furniture. Spicer, Larson & Co, general store and
Wm
Spottswood
Thorpe
farm implements. C-liarles C, Propr Spottswood House.
Stoner Samuel, flour and feed.
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Perkins, real estate and abstracts.
Hall'sSafe
I Lock Co.rptrzr^:
Hashow,Maish&Davis,=3i!l^^'^
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Ward Herbert
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
C, harnessmaker.
White Charles L, farm implements. Williams Bros & Sharp, carpenters and builders. Willson George, saloon. Wright Wm,"hotel.
WILLOW
In Pleasant
CREEK.
Blue
Mound
to^-nship, southwestern part of
Earth county, 28 miles from Mankato (c h), and about 100 from St. Paul. Amboy, 6 miles distant, on the Blue Earth branch of the St. P. tfe S. C. R. R., is the nearest railroad point. Has a ^lethodist church and district school. Tri-weekly mail. John R. Wilder, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIKECTORT.
Boek Charles, blacksmith.
C'Oilkliu L H, Justice of the Peace. Long F E, constable and wagonmaker.
Luedtke F, blacksmith. Mueller Rev J H (Lutheran). Nibbe Karl, blacksmith. Parks Wm, boots and shoes. Robbins H, constable.
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A postoffice
11
RIVER.
in the central
western part of Aitkin county,
miles north of Aitkin (c h), on the N. P. Ry, the nearest
railroad point.
WILMINGTON.
In the central southern part of Houston county, 10 miles from Caledonia (c h), and 150 from St Paul. Has" a Methodist
church and district school.
Semi-weekly mail.
R. E,
Shumway, postmaster.
WILSON.
In the east central part of Winona county, 8 miles from ^ Winona (c h), the nearest railroad point, and 118 from St. Paul. Has Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist and Catholic
charches, and
common schools. E.xports, wheat. Stas:e to Rushford, Hart, Frank Hill and Winona. Daily mail. Henry Blaesser, country store and hotel, postmaster.
WILTON.
A
village of 50 inhabitants
near the center of
St. L.
Waseca
5
county, one mile from the
M.
&
Ry
line,
and
from
SELDEN & GRYQLA,
Fire-Proof Boors I Shuners,
114 North Third
Street,
UiiuieapoUi, IdaseioUu
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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It contains
Waseca
(ch), the most convenient railroad point.
school, and ships butter and eggs. <3ray, postmaster.
an Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal church and distrirt Daily mail. Eliza L.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CJray Eliza
1., Hotel Propr. Hallander F, saddles and harness. Kenyon S S, druggist. Parker John D, pjhysician. Scott C », General Store. Strangl Wenzel, blacksmith.
WILTON CENTRE.
In Harmony township, southeastern part of Fillmore county, 10 miles from Preston (c h), 115 from St. Paul and from Harmony Station, the nearest railroad point. Population, 25. Tri-weekly mail stage to Harmony. Thomas Thomsen, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Bruflodt
O
G, blacksmith.
Store.
TltOlllSCn TllOUia!^, General
WINDOM.
The seat of Cottonwood county, founded in 1871, is an incorporated village of 600 inhabitants in the central southern part of the county, and a station on the St. P. S. C. Ry, 1-lT miles from St. Paul. It is located on the Des Moines "river, which affords power to a flouring mill of 4 sets of burrs. A steam flouring mill and machine shop are in operation hero, as also a feed and flour mill operated by wind power. U:\^ one Methodist Episcopal and one Presbyterian church, and another in course of erection, one graded school of thru' departments, a newspaper. The Reporter, 4 hotels, a sorghum syrup factory, a number of general and special stores an<l mechanic shops. Windoni is in the heart of a fine agriculturiU country which is being rapidly settled, is a growing and bu>y village and calls for a foundry, syrup refinery, bank aud cheese factory. Exports, grain and flour. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Semi-weekly stage to Lambert^n and Winnebago City. Two mails daily by rail. H. A. Cum.'. postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY'.
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Bigelow Lewis L, carpeuter and builder. Bosworth Mrs A H, baker and grocer.
Bowman B
J «fc Co, lumber. City Hotel, John Nolan propr.
Clark llousc
adv, jxKje
(62.00 per Day),
John Clark Propr.
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Clark Hugh M, meat market. Clark James H, lumber. Clark John, Propr Clark House. {Sec adv.) Clark Lyman, blacksmith and machinist. Collins S & Co, tlouring mills. Cone A, Postmaster.
Cook
Ellis
Wm B, wagonmaker.
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mason. boarding house. Boot and Shoemaker. Greene Charles A, physician. Grimes Michael, jimpr Windom House. Hoople Joseph, saddle and harnessmaker. Hlintiug'tOU S «& C, Publrs The Windom Reporter. Hutton John, general store and grain. Barlow, propr. Hyatt House, V\'ni Jenness Robert R, general store. Johnson Seth S, flour and feed. Klock Charles, boot and shoemaker.
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Leonard Edward L, barber. Ludden Collins A, watches and jewelry. McGregor Robert E, hardware and stoves. Macomber George L, supt of schools. Nason Orrin, clerk district court. Nolan John, propr City Hotel. Patten D & Co, druggists and grain elevator. Perkins Alfred D, county attorney. Priest Reuben N, carpenter and builder. Quevli Andrus, general store. Redding John Ci, Judge of Probate and Lawyer. Richards Charles E, carpenter and builder.
Riis Frithjof, register of deeds. Ruhberg P A, blacksmith. Seeger Paul, general store, feed mill and elevator. Sevatson Erick, farm impts. Sherwood Burdett L, blacksmith. Smith Mrs A, millinery goods. Smith Lyman D, furniture and undertaker. Swenson John, blacksmith.
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HENNIG,
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
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Thompson & Kendall, flour mill, 7 miles west. Tilford Dr John H, di-iiggist and coroner. Wilson James S, carpenter and builder.
Willdoill IIou<!>e, Michael Grimes Propr. Windom Reporter The, weekly, S & E C Huntington
publishers.
Woodward Samuel
J, wines, liquors
and
cigars.
WING
A
newly established
RIVER.
Wadene
county.
postoftiee in
WINNEBAGO AGENCY.
village of 200 inhabitants in the eastern part of Blue Earth county, 12 miles from Mankato (c h), the nearest railroad point, and 90 from St. Paul. It contains Lutheran, Congregational, German Methodist and Catholic churches and district schools. Exports, flour and wheat. Tri-weekly mail stage Mankato and Minnesota Lake. J. L. Cook, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Cook J
li, Justice of the Peace.
Haynes E B, physician. Jost M, general store. Kruse August, wagonmaker. Lassow & Hunter, blacksmiths. Manaige Charles, hotel propr. Miller Henry, boot and shoemaker. O'Connor Charles, fjeneral store.
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B, constable. hotel propr.
Stalenwerk
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carpenter.
Wheeler
W'^ilson
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WINNEBAGO
S.
CITY.
An incorporated village of 1,500 souls, a station on the M. Ry, and a junction of the St. P. & S. C. Rv with its Blue Earth branch and is situated in the northwestern part of Faribault county, 10 miles from Blue Earth Citv (c h), and 124 from St. Paul. It is located on the Blue Earth river, which aft'ords power for 4 flouring mills. A large steam flouring mill and elevator are in operation here, and the village has an independent weekly newspaper. The Times, a bank, 3 hotels, a graded school of 4 departments, and Presbvterian, Methodist and Baptist churches. It is situated in "a f^plendid stock raising region, producing more sheep than any
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C, lawyer.
Easton
X. Ariiistroiis', Bankers.
Fagan Daniel, wagonmaker. Fawcett Francis M, agent S Fellows Henry R, restaurant.
M Ry.
Fox
A
L, harness.
Froehlich
&
Co, meat market.
in
Gayman A C, irrocer. nai^iit AV Z. Dealer
and Mill Maohincrv.
Wind
Mills,
Pumps, Well Augers
Heard Rev T
Ilolliday
M
{See adu,p(ige 751.) (Methodist).
A A, flour mill. Hotchkiss Edward A, real estate.
CPUtZniTDQ RPflC
OunLrLnO
DKAPEES
and TAILOKS, No. 40
Bt.
DnlfOi
East Third Street,
Paul, Miun.
Hashow,Maish&Davis,g^^ga:
WIN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WIN
751
Humes J P, physician. Kamiar Isaac, blacksmith.
Kelly Alonzo, shoemaker. Kimball C S & Son, grocers and crockery. Koell Ac AVasjfatt, Grain Dealers. Koeblc John, saloon. ]\IcArthur & Merwin, farm implements.
McCabe Cornelius, general store. McDonald Miss Jennie, milliner.
McKiustry Paul & Co, general Mapson Mrs Ann, grocer.
store.
Masters Alfred,
Jeweler. Masters Mrs M, confectioner. Matthew J V, barber. Mell J V, lawyer and justice of the peace. Merwin Andrew H, Express agent. Mitchell Samuel, livery. Moore Frank, blacksmith.
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B.
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H.
SAFFORD,
WINNEBAGO
Proprietor,
MINN.
CITY,
ALUKED
D.
DENNE,
-
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OLERK.
—DEALER
C—
,
Pumps,
MANUFACTURER OF
Cane Mi
Flouring Mill Machinery, Plumbers' Goods, etc
AL.SO
WINNEBAOO
DUiiUClO
liai
CITY, MIXX.
3 BE. Third
Paul.
UVwdlC bury & Draper.
St., St.
^''°'=W rhsrIoC JUIIIIOUiljington ^^ Glassware, 513 W.-uhVnaiiCd InhnOnn Ave. South, ItraiTEAPOLIS,
762
WIN
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MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WIN
Nelson George E, saloon.
Payne C
Quiggle
Co, flour mill, 2 miles w.
& Chipman, druggists. RaVHbrd € II, Lawver and
Ret>Iofr
Richardson Richardson
City Justice.
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Reynolds
Ritter J D,
€J, Lawyer. John L, meat market. Silas, grocer. furniture.
B
1
,
Jeweler.
Robertson John S, furniture and undertaker. RockT\ ood Rev (Baptist). Rubey Isaac, meat market. Satterlee N D, physician. Scheldnecht II R,"agent St P & S C R R. Sherin Wesley, barber.
Slagle
C
G, pliysician.
Smith John, blacksmith. Spiekerman 11 B, carpenter.
8tOCklliail Charles, Flour Mill, 2 miles Sullivan Miss Anna, dressmaker. Sweet Robert, blacksmith, 3i miles w. Wallace Charles, hardware, stoves, etc. Wallace John S, lumber and fanu machinery. Ware & Son, coal and wood.
8.
DN
Warn Asa S, wagonmaker. Warne Joel H, carpenter.
Webster Charles, blacksmith. Webster Wm, blacksmith. Webster Mrs 11 C, photographer. Weed Mrs M A, milliner. Welch John H, hardware, stoves,
etc.
West
N
G, general store.
saloon.
Wheeler J M,
Williams Albert, live stock dealer. Wilson Richard 31, general store.
"Wiiinebago City Times,
Winship Josiah F, postmaster.
.
Allen
&
Sherin Proprs.
WINNEBAGO VALLEY.
lu the southeastern part of Houston county, 10 miles from Caledonia (c h), about 150 from St. Paul, and 8 from New Albin, Iowa, the nearest railway point. Winnebago creek here affords power to 2 flouring mills. Exports, flour and Has a ^Methodist churcli and district school. Semiwheat. weekly mail stage to New Albin, Iowa. E. Stevens, postmaster.
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S o8I8
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LOCK uOi 46
Jackson
St., ST.
PAUL, Ml=n.
Ag'tTPJUMPH SEEDERS, RaadallPulveriz-
CBJHURSTG^ll
WIN
Barber
agons, Buggies,
HaiTowa, Tiger Kakes, Canton Plows, Milhnrn etc., 18 W. 3d St., ST, PADX.
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRKCTOKY.
Johnson
T B, general & Olander,
store and propr tiouring mill. proprs tiouring mill.
WINONA.
"Winona county, the "Gate" city of southern Minnesota, and the third city in population and commercial importance in the State, is situated on a beautiful level prairie on the west bank of tlie Mississippi river, was first settled in 1851, and was surveyed and laid out as a town in June, 1852. Upon the putting of the government lands into the market in 1855 it began its forward march, was chartered as a city in 1857, and has progressed steadily till its population, as now The two great railroads of the estimated, exceeds" 11,000. Northwest, the C. & N. W. and the C., M. & St. P., center here, giving a double outlet to the products of the Northwest, and two direct lines to the east via Chicago. The W. & St. P. traverses the most fertile sections of southern Minnesota, and enters the vast wheat region of Dakota, having for its The G. B. & M. Ry, ultimate terminus Deadwood. traversing Wisconsin from east to west, gives an outlet by Lake Michigan to the Atlantic seaboard, and manages to keep transportation almost at water rates, besides giving ready access to the hardwood region of Wiscnnsin, a most important "matter to Winona's manufacturing interests. The Mississippi river, at her very door, opens to her steamboat communication with the south and west, and completes a chain of
The
seat of
Winona for years stood unrivaled transportation facilities. only second to Chicago and Milwaukee as a grain shipping Though the port, in 1873 handling nearly (5,000,000 bushels. method of distributing grain in elevators along the lines of the ^reat railroads has apparently diminished this showing, the tirms formerly bringing all "their grain to the city handle
substantially "the same amount of wheat as in former years. In lumber the trade of Winona is immense. It is the The Misoutlet of the pineries of the Chippewa river. sissippi Logging Co. alone, in 1879, cut and bought 175,000,000 feet of logs. Tlie supply of logs at Winona must be for years unlimitl:-d, and the trade bounded only by the enterprise and sagacity of its dealers. Two saw-mills at Winona now have an annual capacity of 60,000,000 feet, and there are, besides, other large lumber concerns, 4 planing mills and sash and door factories, all swelling the lumber interest to the value of §1,200,000 per annum. The flouring interests of
Winona
is
are
1
about
75,1)00 barrels ]K'r
Their product now growing with great strides. annum, and 2 new milling concerns
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WILSON & JOEDM, f,™fSo^
to PublioBnildingB, Schools,
Court-Housoa and Ohurctes.
Can be found
at Q. P. Parringtoa's,
The
754
Latest Designs
MIN'XE.SOTA STATE
Merchant
Tailor, Minneapolis.
WIN
GAZETTEER
WIX
The combined capital of the 4 bank-* are going into operation. The press is represented bv t'n.' located here is -$300,000. Winona Republican, daily and weekly. The Herald and 'Don ocrat are -n-eeklies, and the Adler is the only German paper in southern Minnesota. The schools of Winona have long enjoyed There are three public school buildiuLTa high reputation. erec^edat a cost of 8130,000, and, under able management, giving instruction to nearly 2,000 pupils. The tirst of the tbrcij It is magniiicently State Normal Schools is located here. housed in a structure which cost $145,000, and enjoys wide fame as an institution imparting a thorough training to teachIt has a tine library and ers for every grade of school work. well furnished reading room, the largest general museum in the west, a superb art gallery, and a large collection of physical apparatus. The faculty numbers 10 professors, tuition to both sexes is free, and the expenses of students are low. W.present, on the next page, a handsome engraving of the institution. The Catholic and Lutheran churches maintain several
-
denominational schools, and there also is a preparatory medical academy. Winona's public library contains 3,000 volumes. There are 14 regularly organized churches, of the Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational, Bapti'^t. Lutheran and Catholic denominations. There are Masonic. Odd Fellows, Druid, A. O. U. W., Father Mathew and various other secret benevolent and temperance lodges and societies in the city. Wiuona has city water works, an efficient fire department and police force, and is lighted with gas. The rate of taxation is about l-5th of 1 per cent, and the total debt about -S220,000. The Winona Board of Trade is busily at work seeking to develop the manufacturing interests of the city. Through its exertions and by the raising of $30,000 stock, the Wiuona Rushf ord-Wagon Company's works were removed from Rushford into the city, and are' now manufacturing at the rate of This coiupany, of which H. 3L 1,200 wagons per annum. Kinney is general manager, makes but one grade of farm wagons, the strictly first-class. Bohn & Wilce's lumber, sash. door and blind factory yearly turns out an immense quantity of work. The Gate City Carriage Works produce tine carriages and sleighs which have no superior, and make a speThe ^Merchants' B.ink. cialty of ordered work and repairing.
capital -$100,000,
The Merchants'
is a .solid and progressive financial institution. Hotel, J. Schweitzer, proprietor, is a comfortable and home-like house. The printing house of the Wlnvmi Democrat has complete facilities for every description of work kno-mi to the typograi)hic craft. Otto' Sontag is a heavy and enterprising dealer in grain, hides and wool. J- 1'-
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
Wmei have tho Finest Stock of O&lifomia
for
31 Eobert
St,,
St, Paul,
Minn-
Medicinal puiposae.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AT WINONA.
[for PARTICl-LAR.S. SEt OTHER SiDE.J
'
Minnesota State ^lormal School
An ELEMENTARY COURSE and an ADVANCED COURSE fitting teachers thoroughly
for
every grade of PubUc
School Work.
Amdng
tlie
ailviintiiires
olTi'ivil
)>v
the In^litulion aic n
;
tiin'
I,ii;k\kv
anrl a well furnished
Rkadino limni
;
the
lar^'ot
<;kni:kai.
MrsKVM
iu
till'
^Ve^it
a piactiral (.'hemkai,
Lahok^-
TORY, au
Art Gallery
coutainiug several
hundred rnpies of the old masters, and a large collection of Physical ArPAHATls.
The Expenses
be obtained
of jiupils are very low.
at
Board
in
private fanulies can
from two one-half
to three
and one-half dollars
per week, including fuel and lights.
By
l)oarding in
clubs students reiluce their exjienses to two
dollars per week.
Reduced Fare has been obtained
Winona.
for Students over
the Railroads leading from
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, AUG.
18,
19, and 20. 29.
SCHOOL YEAR CLOSES APRIL
Graduates n{
111-1, S,h,.,,U
and ulher- wlm aiv
fully
prepared u|».u the
the course
.\<-ademic Studie-. take the prute-inaal u..,k
..f
IRV/IH SHEPARD,
TUITION FREE.
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HashovV;
Maish&Davis,S°S-'£E^
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WIN
WIN
755
Schoonmaker manufactures patent copper lightnins: cable. The North Star Marble Works, E. McDonough, proprietor, Charles Hille, are among the most extensive in the State. dealer in hides, -n-ool and pelts, and S. C. White, wholesale grocer, occupy enviable positions in the commercial world. These are but a few of the business concerns of Winona, but they serve to indicate somewhat the extent of its importance as a commercial and manufacturing center.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alguren Nels A, saloon, Lafayette bet 2d and 3d. '
Allen
Rev
TK
(Adventist).
American Express Co, J Hall agent, 26 E 2d. American Hotel, D Hatch propr, Main. Anderson Andrew, shoemaker, 84 E 3d. Anderson Peter, grocer, 95 E 3d. Anderson & Norquist, plumbers, 12 E 3d. Anger Gustav, pork packer. Walnut. Arnold Wm, clothing, etc, 13 E 2d. Baldwin Brothers, proprs North Star Iron and Plow Works,
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3d.
Bally John, books and stationery, E 2d. Bambenek John, grocer, 125 E 2d. Barber Lloyd, lawyer, 6 Ely Block. Barnes L, photographer, Simpson's Block. Barrie James, merchant tailor, 18 E 2d. Bartle John, saloon and grocer, 121 E 2d. Bartlett J, gents' furnishing, 15 Center. Baumann Frederick, saloon, E 3d. Becker John S, brewer, Sugar Loaf. Bedo Lucien, harncssmaker, 13 2d. Bcllaire Frank, saloon, 16 Main. Beutley AlfVed X, Lawyer, 21 Center. Berry 5lorey, lawyers. Center. Beyerstedt Arthur, grocer, 2 2d. Bierce Calvin A, real estate, 22 Center. Biltgen Henry, saloon, 112 E 2d. Blunt Arthur W, physician, 4 2d. Bbyewski Rev J (Polish Catholic). Bogart Edward V, marble works, 45 3d. Wilce, Mnfrs Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Lumber, Lath and Shingles, cor Front and Laird. {See adv.) Bolcom J C, real estate, cor Front and Market. Boiler & Schwebel, barbers, Winona. Borth Herman, grocer, 110 E 3d. Bourmeister John, saloon, 101 E 3d.
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Pilch
and Grave! Roofers.
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Glassware,
wholesale
and
retail.
HAEMOX &
CO., Minneapolis.
756
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jnXNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
grocers, 62
WIN
2d.
Boynton Sons, wholesale
and 64
E
Bratka & Dlouhy, cigar mnfrs, 52 E 2d. Breslauer Harris, merchant tailor, 15 E 2d. JBrink John L, dry goods, etc, 2 Ely Block 2i Brink Vincent A, grocer, 11 E 2d. Lester R, Pres Winona Mill Co, cor Front and
Brooks
,
Walnut. Peter, brewer. Sugar Loaf. Busdicker Henry, propr St Louis House, 44 2d. Butler Charles, contractor and builder, Broadway. Castle A T, furniture, 65 E 3d. Chamberlain Den, photographer, 13 E 2d. Chapman & Meredith, auctioneers, 24 Main. Chappell Thomas, blacksmith, 25 Lafayette. Choate Hannibal, dry woods and notions, cor 3d and Center.
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City Hotel, F McCarthy propr, 23 2d. Clark Harry, shoemaker, 28 Main. Cockreli Francis M, Propr Huflf House, cor Johnson and 3d. Cole George M, carriage trimmer, 3 E 4th. Cone Royal D, hardware, 46 and 48 E 2d.
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Cook J, shoemaker, 1U6 E 3d. Cotter Rev J B (Catholic), res Crook Rev Isaac (Methodist).
cor Center and Sanborn.
3d.
Crossgrove Robert, saddle and harnessmaker, E Cummings &, Vila, boots and shoes, 17 E 3d.
F, grocer, 15 E 3d. Cussin Josephine, hair goods, 73 E 3d.
Curtis
Edward
Cysewski Frank, saloon, E 2d. Daering Charles, meat market, 22 Main.
Damm
Frederick, saloon,
Davenport House, Palsen propr, 119 E 3d. Degenhart P J, saddlery hardware, 20 E 2d.
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3d.
J>eniocrat
Priiitiiiis; Co, H Busdicker, Jr, Sec, 18 E 3d. Dietrechson Rev (Lutheran). Diligent Collection Agency, L Sherwood mngr, 22 Center. Dixon Alfred C, insurance and real estate, cor 2d and Center.
M
Dixon A M, dentist, 19 E 3d. Dooney Patrick, saloon, 11 AV 2d. Doud, Son & Co, coopers, Wilson bet 2d and 3d. Doud & Thomas, boots, shoes, etc, 1 Ely Block. Drew Myron K, real estate, P O block.
Drew
Wm
S,
insurance,
PO
Dyckson James W, lawyer,
block. 55 E 2d.
Eckert Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 20 3d. Elmer & Cunningham, hardware, 18 E 3d. Elmer & Tenny, photographic stock, 18 Center.
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n&OiJ AOOTTO OVER UnUII #^UOI.IO
SI5,000,000.
The "New En.-U^i
Bt. Paul,
General Ageat for Mmii..ot».
«
F. F.
WIN
Hennig,
AND
BUSINTi:S3
Book-Binder and Blank-Eook"
Manufacturer, Braokett's Block, Minaeapolis, Minn,
DIRECTORY.
1S56.
WIN
"57
ESTABLISHED
WHOLESALE
AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
GREEN APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS
Oysters, Cigcurs, and,
Agent
for
Cccr'boTi. Oil.
liSin
I,
Rand's Dranfe HiSe
hdih
WINONA,
5URK WILLSON, President. THE
H. D.
MINNESOTA.
PERKINS,
Vice-President.
Merchants Bank,
OP WINONA, MINN.
CAPITAL,
.
-
-
-
-
$100,000.
Doing a General Banking Business, Collections will receive our careful and prompt attention.
PUBLISHED BY
THE DEMOCRAT PRINTING COMP'NY
Book and Job Printing
JJo. 18 West Third
Street,
a Specialty.
WINONA, MINN.
ROOFING MATERIAL, r
^^^^^'
Send Your Orders r'»*'l»"«s
758
WIN
MIN.VKSOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WIN
Ely Charles E, carpenter, 106 2 J. Emerson J D, flour mill, Front foot Carmonia. Ernst Charles, meat market, Lafayette. Essing Ferdinand, physician, cor 2d and Lafayette. Evans Daniel, real estate. Center. Evans Eliezer, merchant tailor, Center. Evans iliss 31, dressmaker, 53 E 3d. Feiten P H, shoemaker, E 3d. Felgate Henry, shoemaker, 26 Main. Fellows, Rebstock & Clarke, abstracts, Court House.
Artz, gunsmiths, Lafayette. Felsted Field Rev T G (Baptist). L C Porter Pres, C First Xatioiinl Porter Cashr, 38 E 2d. Fischer Bros, merchant tailors, 3d. Fischer Louis, shoemaker, 58 E 3d. Fisher John, sr, propr Lake Shore Hotel, 11th. Fitzpatrick Martin, prop Green Bay House, cor 2d and John-
&
Bank,
H
W
son.
Fladeland John G, boots and shoes, 27 E 3d. Flint Furnace Co, hot air furnaces, 15 E 2d. Flint G T, internal revenue collector, 15 E 2d. Fockens & Dolan, grocers, 117 E 3d. & Co, wholesale fruits, 4 Foster R 2d.
A
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&
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Forest, clothing, 24
E
2d.
Frank Bruno, milliner, 36E2d. Frank Charles, pickle mnfr, 8 E 4th. Friedman Samuel, clothing, 19 E 2d.
Friend S & Co, clothing, 34 E 2d. Frohlich Henrv, saloon, E 2d. Frost Louis 1), Cigar Mnfr, 22 E 2d. A & Co, planing mill. Front. Gage Gannon Patrick, saloon, 5 Johnson. Garlock & Stout, grain dealers, Front.
W
date City Carriatfe "IVorks, 25 E 4th. Gensmer & Newman, farm implements, 86 E 3d.
George David
J,
{See adv.)
mnfr, Johnson bet 4th and 5th. Gerdzel Ernst A, conveyancer, 37 3d. Ocriies Charles ^I, Groceries, Provisions, Toys, Crockery and Glass, 52 and 54 E 2d. Geriies «fc !»l>Oll, Grain and Commission, cor 2<^ an.l Market. Gersteilliauer Eu:;:eilC, Propr Winona Adler, cor 2d and Walnut. (.SVe <(di;.) Giese J & Son, hardware, etc, cor 3d and Kansas. Girtler Jacob, saloon, cor 3d and Walnut. Goedde Gnstav, saloon, Walnut.
pump
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^™^ Merchant
Tailoring, No. 4C
E. Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
r
0. B,
OOUIJ), President.
H. M.
JOHN ALBERTSON,
J. C.
^/
Superintendent.
Secretary.
KINNEY, General Manaper.
BLAKE,
The Winona
^^
P-
lU.VVFACTl'RERS OF
FARM WAGONS.
Winona, Minn,
"We manufacture one grade of wagons only, and that Strictly First Class, and making a specialty of
Farm "Wagons, we
are able to offer reasonable prices and terms.
To the Minnesota Trade we offer Special Inducements in Low Rates of Freight and Quick Transportation.
Send, fcx
oiar E'rice I..ist ar-d. crd.or ple T7;rag-cii.
a
SamCo.
The
Wii::::a
Rushfcrd-Wagox
Crockery •^ hISQQWflrP
760
JOHUSON, 513 Waahin^n Av.a,,
WIN
MINXKSOTA STATE GAZETTKEK
WIX
Goltz Gustav, saloon, 09 E 3d. Lawyers, P O Block. Gould A: Grafton John H, sii^n painter, Center.
Show,
Gray
Russell, bill posters, 13 Co, crockery, 3'.t E ^d. Grecjory
&
W 3d.
&
Grillisliaw ISeilJaillill J, Carpenter and Winona and Sanhorn. Gudtner Andrew J, blacksmith, 48 Walnut.
Ilaberle Louis, boots and .shoes, 59 E 3d. Son, druggists, 2 E 3d. Hackley L E E.x agt, 26 E 2d. Hall Jason W,
Builder, cor
&
Am
Hamilton Samuel
W,
county
treas.
Court House.
Hanson Emily, dressmaker, etc. Center. Hanson Ole, shoemaker. Center. Hass John H, meat market. Main.
Hass and Schlueter, cigar mnfrs, 14 Main. D, propr American Hotel, Main. Hatch Haves Wm, propr Tremont House, 14 Washington. Boots and Shoes,^71 E 3d. Hcckleiiinil Jolill
Wm
W,
C & Bro, clothing, 40 E 2d. (Catholic). Heller Rev 3d. Heller Theodore J, blacksmith, 3d. Henhardt John, cooper, Henning Christian, grocer, 175 E 2d.
Heintz
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Henrichs Amelia, saloon, 41 E 2d. & Bro, grocers, 193 E 2d. Herring Higgin^ Henrv C, propr Warren House, Washington. Hlfle Charles, Leather Findings, Hides and Tallow, 54
W
E
3d.
(See adv.)
Hillyer George, cabinetmaker, 7 E 2d. Hirth Francis E, milliner, 53 E 3d. Hitzker John, barber, 20 Main.
Hoerger Rev (German Methodist). Hofmann John G, tailor, Lafayette.
S, wholesale liquors, 77 3d. Hollowell Georee L, grocer, 10
Hollingworth Francis
nortoil
&
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2d.
lEailiiltOll. Lumber Dealers, cor Front and
Market.
Howe Wm, carria^-e mnfr, 3 E 4th. Ulihbcll Ittcrbcrt t», Insurance, VLllil Ilousf, F M Cockrell Propr,
Hughes John,
17
E
3d.
cor Johnson and 3d.
Humphrey
Hurlburt M, propr Phoenix Iron Works, cor Winou.i and 3d. Jacobs Charles, confectioner, 33 E 3d. Jansen Frederick, boots and shoes, 77 E 3d.
Wm
2S Johnson. Ilolman S, physician,
tailor,
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3d.
Hall's Safe
PAUL I Lock Co.!^«1""'"""'^ 46
lings,
JackBonSt., ST.
Are Agents
Hasliovv,Maisli& Davis
J
for the best Cylinder Lnbrlcator in the world, Satisfaction guaranteed, Minneapolis.
WIN
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WIN
TOl
BOHN &
V/ILCE^
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
All
Kinds of Building Material furnished ready to
put up.
North Star Marble Works,
E.
Mcdonough,
=^^=a
Prop-r,
Manufacturer of
Forelffir
O^ ^^^^
i^/-i-ii?^ 'P
and American
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Lami.s,\i,:,.
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f
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111 West Fifth
St..
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
full line
of Darling,
Brown
j
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^'^Jstic lallor.
Dress suits a SpedaltT
Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Mies.
762
WIN
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WIX
Jarvis Alexis, jeweler, cor 2d and Winona. Jenkins Joseph H, civil engineer, cor 3d and Main. Jenkins & Johnston, real estate, cor 3d and Main. Jewell iloil!»e, James Law Propr, cor 2d and Jobnsuii.
Johnson A, painter, 4th. Johnson Kels, saloon, lOo E 3d. Jordan Ephraini A, grocer, 34 3Iain. Kaehler Henry, wagoumaker, US E ^d. Kasinior, Prochowitz & Co, merchant tailors, 12 E 2d. Kelley & Dunne, grocens, 12 3d. Kelly LillH A,' Physician and Surgeon, Buffum's Blo.k. cor Main and od.
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Kihler E, Windom House, Johnson. Adam, wagon mnfr, Main nr 4th. Kindall John, druggist, 17 E 2d. Kingsbury, Holland & Co, grocers, 3 E 3d. Kirch John B, farm implements, 82 E 2d. Knapp Charles H, agent C & Ry. Knoepfel Frank, taifor, 3d bet 3Iain and Johnson. Knowles Hugh M, livery, Johnson. Koelmer Leo'pold, barber, 58 E 2d.
Jvilian
Wm
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Kossum Christian, Krumdick Gerhart
saloon, cor 1st and Washington. 11, grain, wool, etc, Center.''
Kruzer Josejih, harnessmaker, 99 2d. X<nil*d, Xorton Co, Lumber Mnfrs and Dealoi-. Front bet Kansas and Liberty. Lambert Ro?eol A, propr Winona Business College, 38 E 2 Lamberton Henry W, land commissioner & St P R B
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1.
Co, 20 Center.
& Roberts Bros, hardware, 11 E 3d. Fredej-ick, meat market, 2d. Langley Benton H, agent C, & St P Ry, 23 E 3d, Larrabee O, dentist, 7 E 3d. Larson Mrs Clara, hair goods, cor 3d and Market.
Landon Lang J
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Latsch John, tjrocer, 103 E 2d. Lauer J iCCo, druggists, E 3d. .Tallies, Propr Jewell House, cor 2d and Johnson. Leighton Michael, tailor, 62 2d. Leirer Rev John (German Presbyterian). Lessing Ferdinand, physician, cor 2d and Lafayette. Lewis <k Co, dry goods, 23 E 2d. Lichtensteiger Thomas, saloon, .5.5 E 2d.
Law
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Logefeil Albert, saloon,
E
2d.
Ludwig's Hotel, Jolin Ludwig propr, 34 E 3d. Ludwig John, propr Ludwig's Hotel, 34 E 3d. McCarthy Florence 'SI, propr City Hotel, 23 McCrumish Jolin, merchant tailor, 14 2d.
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2d.
?2Perkins,Lyons&Co.y-£E^'Si-
Sole Ag't
CANTON PLOWS,
etc.,
C.B.
THURSTON,
WIN
dall PolTerizin? Harrowa,
burn Wagons, Boggles,
Tiger Eaies, RanTrinmph Seders, Mil18 W. 3d St., St.Paol
IXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GATE CITY CARRIAGE WORKS
Fine Carriages
25 and 27 East Fourth
Street,
*»»
Sleighs.
WINON A, MINN.
Ordered Work and Keimiriiig a Specialty,
E.
GERSTENHAUER
Editor and Publisher of the
The only German Paper
in
Southern Minnesota.
Sts.,
Erpelding's Bl'k, cor. Second and
Walnut
WINONA, MINN.
Job Printing eseeuted vrith neatness and despatch.
CHARLES
LEA.TI'IER
Wllonn »»
HILLE.
I
lETAEL DEALER
HIDES, V/OOL
cLixcl
Fl^JJl^ZaS.
Minneapolis, Minn.
^t llbUII Oi» JuiUall5 AEOmTEOTS,
WINONA, MINN. IopMom James K. Wilsoii, Eobert W. Jordan,
Largest Stock Crockery LVKTca, M^ifpit
764
WIN
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
WIN
1st.
W & St P R R, 10 Center. Co, grain and produce, McCutclien Win G McDoilOligh Edward, Marble Works, 111 W
McCullough Hiram R, agent
ifc
5ili.
{See adc.)
McCJailg-hey Jailie!^ B,
Mclsie
Physician and Surgeon,
i:
Co, books and stationery, 25 E 2d. Maass Frederick, sewing machines, 108 E 3d. Mackay George H, justice of the peace, Mue's Block. Mallery Joel, well driver, 26 Main. Manning Robert, junk, 19 2d. Marsland Jacob, auction and commission, E 3d. Mason Frank B, news dealer, 13 E 3d.
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Mathews John A, real estate loans, 74 Maverick Munn, hardware, 49 E 2d.
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3d.
Charles G, architect, 20 E 3d. Melvin Samuel, auction and commission, 18 Main.
Maybury
Merchants' Bank, Mark
Willson Pres,
11
D
Perkin-
Vice-Pres, Center bet 2d and 3d.
Merchants' Hotel.M
Schweitzer Propr, cor 2d and
Walnut. (See adi'.) Merigold J A & Co, dry goods, 21 E 3d. Merriam F W, music teacher, 17 E 3d. Meyer Mary K, saloon, 37 3d. Milanowski Joseph, grocer, E 2d. Miller Charles, grocer, cor 2d and Walnut. Millier Charles B, music dealer, 12 Center. Miller & Ellsworth, flour mill, Buffum's Block. Mitchell Wm, district judge. Court House.
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Moore Charles, saloon, 12 1st. Morehead John B, livery, cor 3d and Walnut. Mors'au fii^dward Sj, Books, Stationery, Etc, 9 Morgan Stephen W, watches and jewelry, 15 E 2d. Mortey Rev J H (Congregational).
Morrell & Son, grain, cor Front and Lafayette. Morse Henderson D, real estate, 39 E 2d. Moses Al>ram. guns and notions, 47 E 2d.
W
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3d'.
Mowery
Jacol), grocer,
Mlics" Edward F, Dry Goods, Groceries, Toys and Xotions, s e cor 2d and Lafayette. Mues Miss M C, hair goods, 56 E 3d. Muntz L M A, music teacher, 1 1 E 3d. Myers John J, lawyer, 16 Center. Kagler John H, grocer, 16 3d.
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Hats, Caps
W
store, cor Franklin and 3d. Neviiis L Bro, livery and 'bus line, cor 4th and JoIuim'H. Niedeiiliofen ^Liry, cigars, tobacco, etc, cor 2d and ^laiii.
Netz Charles, gen
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for
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in use, llinneapolia.
WIN
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AND
BUSiyjiSS DIRECTORY.
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PO
765
Stelhvagen, builders, cor 3d and Vine. Northwestern Telei^raph Co, B Thornton mngr, Oi hlcr Rev (Evangelical). Ofenloch Henry, barber, E 2d. O'Hara Jean, physician, E 3d. Pauley George W, wines and liquors, 5 E 2d. Peirce Thomas A, physician, 4 2d. Pelzer Edward, druggist, cor 3d and Market. Peregrine Joseph L," dentist, 2 2d. Perkins Hollis D, grocer, 18 3d. Pfeffer Adam, tailor, IS Center.
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MILWAUKEE &
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IN
PAUL
R. R.
ELEVATOR,
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Wool
Walnut
St., bet.
Second and Third
Sts.,
WINONA, MINN.
J.
H.
SCHOONMAKER,
MAKI"FACn.'RER A>T) DEALER IN
scnoo3sr:M:..^2^Eis's
PfflT COPPER ;^!|^jLIGrai CABLE
No. 9 East Fourth Street,
WINONA, MINN.
Merchants' Hotel
J.
SCHWEITZER, P
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS, WINONA. MINN
Rates reduced
NpIHdH J?/ OCIUCII OU Pflfwla Uiygldj
to
$1.S0 per day.
Roofers and Sheet-Iron Architectural
Workers, 114 N. 3d St, Minneapolis.
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WIN
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEKE
WIN
Phelps B, lawyer, over Second National Bank. Hurlburt propr, cor Winom Phoenix Iron Works, and 3d. Pierce Marshall N, agt Diamond Jo Line, foot Washingti.n. Pindell Geortxt-, saloon, Main. O, Attorney-at-Law for Mankato. Pitcher Polsen Wm, propr Davenport House, 119 E 3d. Porter L C Milling Co, cor Front and Franklin. Potter Joseph, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 21 Main. Prentiss Joseph A, lawyer, cor 2d and Center. Prentiss Joseph E, insurance and real estate, 18 E 3d. Procho%vicz Albert, undertaker, 44 E 2d. Putsch Augu-tus, physician, 5*7 E 3d. Putsch Christian F, jeweler, 57 E 3d.
Wm
W
Wm M
Hon O
Rackow
Fr.ank, blacksmith, 105
E
3d.
Ralphe Michael, wines and liquors, 6 Center. Randall John J, coal and grain, 20 E 2d. Rebstock Eerst W, county register, Court House. Reinarts IMichael, propr Dakota House, 2d. Reuss Wm, saloon, 99 E 3d. Rheinberger Bros, dry goods, 16 Center. Rice Mrs E P, dressmaker, 20 Main. Richardson's Hotel, Kate Gallart propr, 21 2d. Richardson Thomas A, jeweler, 18 E 3cL Richardson C, shoemaker, 26 Johnson. Richter Henry, harnessmaker. To E 3d. Rising Franklin A, loans and insurance, 8 E 2d. Robinson Frank W, agent Singer Mfg Co, 33 E 3d. Robinson George^propr Central House, cor 4th and Center. Robinson James E, lawyer, cor Lafayette and 2d. Rohland Gustav A, grocer, 45 E 2d. Rohwerder John, meat market, 124 E 2d. Rose Wm, sewing machines, 15 ilaiu.
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Wm
Rounds James, liquors, Jewell House. Rowley Rev Jonathan (Baptist), cor Winona and Sanborn.
Ryan Wm, faiTu implements, cor ]ilain and 1st. Salisbury John, restaurant and billiards, 17 and 19 Main. St John Thadfus F, organ mnfr, 5 E 3d. St John H, watches and jeweliy, SE 3d. & St P R, cor 2d an .Sherburn, Supt Center. Scherer Conrad, boots and shoes, 56 E 2d. Scherer Conrad, jr, dry goo<ls, 53 E 2d. Scherffius Jacob, hardware, 75 E 2d. Schini Jacob, saloon, 82 E 3d. Schmeltzer John, blacksmith, Walnut. Schmidt Henry G C, grocer, E 2d.
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Sanboru
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and TAIL0B3, No. 40
St. Paul,
East Thiid Streot,
Mias.
R|Pnlf-Rnn Vq ]^^°^^tnred for Banis, Mill Men end OorporaBrackett'a Block, Minneapilis,
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AND
liUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
WIN
767
Schmitt Jacob, barber, cor 3d and Main. Sdineider Bros, livtTy, E 2d. 8clmeider Frank, grocer and saloon, E 2d. JScluiicder Joseph,"saloon, E 2d. Schneider Wm, shoemaker, E 2d.
Schoenborn Benjamin, barber, 43
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Lightning
Rod
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Schrady John M, saloon, Walnut. Scbroth& Ahrens, sash, doors, etc, cor Front and Franklin .Schumacher August, meat market, E .Sd Schumacher &, Son, boots and shoes 67 E 2d P^P'- Merchant's Hotel, cor 2d *^'''ln^*'w'l*-'*r'*"fJ'"'r.' and \\ alnut. (*See adv)
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Sehler Charles, saloon, 2d. Shannon Hannora, saloon, 60 Lafayette Sheardown John M, clerk district court, Court House. ^hepard Henry C, agent Star Union Line, 17 E
W
3d
School. ^nln.^T-r upholsterer, Simon Phihp,*'*YV'' Lafayette. " ^'«»«"»a«, Attorney and President State o^aNw.*!'! iNormal School Board, cor 2d and Center.
P^i^ciP'-il State
Normal
sT«nIoi/"i*'T'i;'^' 'f ^^'' ^ Simpson's Block. **' ^"'^'' ^^'^"°" Republican, cor 3d and^JL^r.
Slade Arthur 0, druggi.st, 22 E 3d Smith Frank W, baker and confectioner, E 3d. -mi h Henry G, insurance, 10 Simpson's Block.
^mlth Jay H, neNvs dealer, postotfice. Smith T H, barber, P O Block.,
^olberg Jalmer, shoemaker, Center. ^'^'^'" '""^ Produce,
(£^z5V**'
Walnut
bet 2d and 3d.
Soule Rev (Weslevan Methodist). Staak & Einfeldt, grocers, E 3d. Stadelmaun's Hotel. Stadelmann
Wm
M
propr, 68
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St*aK »tark Charles, meat market, 61 '^^•''««», Pfindp'^af"'"'
Staughton Neville,
S it\cns
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N W agt M C R R Co, cor 2d and Center Wacksmith, E nr Center. nsTY Son, books and stationery, 4th E 3d 11 A i^^r^' 19
Simpson's Blk, 2d.
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MIXXKSOTA STATE GAZETTKEK
WIN
Stewart Herbert O, druggist, 35 E 2.1. Stilkey Hiram H, baker, Lafayette. Stimenman Jacob, baker and confectioDer, S 3d. Story George F, barber, E •2d. Story Jacob, probate judge and justice, Court House.
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Potter, furniture^and crockery, 102 E 3d. Stott Stovall James W, restaurant, 4 E 2d. Studt Peter, saloon, 25 Main. Swart Jerome G, commission, S E 2d. Swenson Frederick, saloon, cor Center and 11th. Tallmadge ]\Irs E N, physician, Center. Talmadge Judson L, station agent, C, & St P Ry depot. "Taye Michael, steam and gas titter, 14 3il. Thayer H, propr New England Hotel, 13 E 4th. Thode Herman, meat market, E 3d.
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Wm
W
Thode
A: Soriis, Meat Market,
2
W
3d.
Thomas John W, drv goods, 20 E Thomas Rev D (Presbyterian).
Thornton Hubert, manager N Tel Co, P O block. Thompson Hugh, loans, cor Market and Front.
Co, furniture, 42 E 2d. Tiepus Daniel, blacksmith, 31 Lafayette. Tourtellotte Jacob F, loans, 16 Center. Troost & Co, wholesale liquors, 16 E 2d. Ilavid E, Lawyer, 16 Center.
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3d.
W
Thrune
A&
Vance
"V^an
Natter Henry, propr Eagle House, Washington. Villaumie Jeannette, milliner, E 3d.
Simpson's Block,
2d.
Yon Rohr Rl-v P (Lutheran). Von Wimiitfen Lebrecht F, architect, Wade & Bavin, milliners, T E 3d.
"Wakefield Charles N, lawyer, 37 3d. Walser Baptist, harnessmaker, E 3d. "Warren George, livery, cor 3d and Washington.
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"Warren House,
Warren S, shoemaker, 15 2d. Wasehoshe Woldus, wagonmaker, 50 Walnut. "WaukuUa Mining Co, copper miners, J Bolcom
Front and ^larket.
Wm
HC
Iliggins propr, Washington.
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pres, cur
2d.
T^'edel lleury R, Physician and Surgeon, 60 E
"Wedel
Wm,
furniture, 10
W
2d.
"V\'eibel Peter, hotel,
Weise Herman
93 2d. F, crockery, 32
E
3d.
"V\"elch Alfred, dentist, 11
'E 3d. Wells Jose)>h A, saloon, Main. Werner Frederick W, meat market, 32
Wheeler Whipple
Wm F, confectioner, 10 E 3d. Wm J, proj)r Winona Herald,
Alain.
22 and 24
E
2d.
Hall's Patent Infallible
^ite^^S
Hashow,Maisii&Oavis
WIN
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BnT, sell and exchacge all kindf of inginos and Machinery. Cor. EdStricttAve.S., Minneapolis.
AXP BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
"WIN
Fruits,
(*S'ee
769
AVIlite !*»idliey C, Wholesale Grocer,
Cigars
adv.)
and Illumiimtins; Oils, 28 E 2d, cor Center. \VilIiams Edward VT, boots and shoes, 37 E 2d. Williams R, grocer, 29 E .3d. "Willis Henrv. lime, etc, cor Ist and Main.
Wm
"WillsOll "^lark, Pres Merchants' Bank.
Wilson Charles T, harnessmaker, 30 Main. Wilson & Gale, lawyers, cor Center and 3d. U S Senator, cor Harriet and Broadway. "Winona Adler, E Gerstenhauser Propr, cor 2d and Walnut. (.SVe adv.) Winona Carriage Works, cor 3d and Washington.
"Willdoiil Slon' AVill,
Tl^inona Democrat, Democrat
18
W
Printing
pres,
Co Proprs,
3d.
(See adv.)
Winona Deposit Bank,
Winona
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Lamberton
C
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2d.
sec,
ton cashr, 20 Center. Herald, Jay Whipple propr, 22 and 24
AVinona Mill Co," L R Brooks G Mowbray supt, Levee.
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Winona Preparatory Medical School, board Staples M D, J D McGaughey M D, J
Stewart D. Winona Republican, daily and weekly, proprs, cor :^d and Center.
of instructors
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M Cole M D, D
Sinclair
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AVinona Ku^lilord-W a^on Co. O B Gould Pres, H M Kiiinev Gen Manager, J C Blake Sec and Treas,
5th nr
Winona Savings Bank, F A Rising treas, 8 E 2d. Winona and St Peter Land Co," H Lamberton commis-
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St Peter
cor 2d and Center.
{See adv.)
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Supt,
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Co,
Sherburn Sanborn
Winter Wm, shoemaker, 2d. Wirth Henry J, confectioner, 6 3d. Woolsey Christmas H, ticket agent
Center.
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Wright Thomas, insurance, 16 Center. Yale & Webber, lawyers, 13 3d. Yansen & Perrot, carriage mnfrs, cor ^Lain and 4th. Youinaif^ Bros A: IIodi;^ins, Lumber Manufacturers,
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west end 2d.
WINSTED LAKE.
In Winsted township, northeast corner of McLeod county, 20 miles from Glencoe (c h), and 45 from St. Paul, Howard, 9 miles distant, is the nearest railroad point. Contains a
Builders'
Hardware bury & Draper.
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lllhl«''jScotch and German
Suitings, Minneapolis.
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MINNKSOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Steam saw and grist mill, Lutheran and Catholic churches and Semi-weekly a district school, and exports wheat and pork. Semi-weekly stage to Howard, and weekly to Gleucoe. mail. John Baker, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker
A
F, hotel propr.
Baker J
&K
J, Blacksmiths.
Dickey Rev (Presbyterian). Gahl Wm, furniture. Garske John, boots and shoes, and constable. Gigrich S, wagonmaker. Goetz Matthias, saloon. Green Edward, general store. Hentz August, boots and shoes. Lewis A C, physician. Miller Earnest, Justice and Meat Market. Moschner & Smith, blacksmiths.
Moy
Fritz, general store.
Povolny Rev H (Catholic). Seymer John, constable. Smolke August, saddle and hamessmaker.
Storis
O
D, justice of the peace.
store
Thompson John P, general Voluier F, Flour Mill.
and
hotel.
Wemer Wm,
Wineback
tinsmith. Henry, furniture.
WISOOY.
central southern part of county, 12 miles distant from Winona (c h), the It is nearest railroad point, and about 100 from St. Paul. located at the head of iloney creek, which gives power to '2 flouring mills. Population, -200. Exports, wheat and oats. James Tri- weekly stage and mail to Winona and Houston. Clark, postmaster.
village in
A
Wiscoy township,
Winona
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Calkins George, hotel propr.
Clark L J,
Wells
11
Flouring Mill. C, douring mill.
WTTOKA..
In Wilson township, east central part of Winona county, 10 miles from Win(jna (c h), the nearest railroad station, and 90 from St. Paul. Population, 50. Has a graded school, exports wheat, oats, corn, hay and wood, and calls for a steam
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. g
_ Eobert St., St. Paul, Minn,. hive all brinds of Kentuck Bonrboa arJ bani. and Ky6 Wtiakey oonstantly
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
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grist mill.
Daily mail stage to Houston and Winona.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Otis
Abell, postmaster.
Abell Otis, general store. Bourne Philip, blacksmith. Dra^S^ B, Carriage and Wagonmaker. Crandall J C, physician. Ford Daniel D, meat market. Hand A, hotel. Miller Samuel D, physician. Morse Wm, meat market. Searles T, justice of the peace. Thomas L, hotel propr. Tisdale J, constable.
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WOODBURY.
In the south central part of Washington county, 20 miles from Stillwater (c h), and 9 from Langdon Station, on the C,
M.
&
St.
P. Ry.
WOOD
A
LAKE.
postoffice in the southeastern part of Yello-w Medicine county, 12 miles from Granite Falls (c h), the nearest railroad point.
WOODSTOCK.
A village
line of
of 50 inhabitants, near the center of the eastern
Pipe Stone county, 12 miles from Pipe Stone (c h), and 180 from St. Paul. It is the present terminus of the i51ack Hills division of the St. P. & S. C. R. R., and in the center of a fine -wheat region. Trades generally are called for here. Daily mail. T. T. Fitzgerald, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIKECTOKY.
Anderson E, boarding house. Bodon J M, railroad aeent.
Fitzgerald
Winters
T T "Ac
€o,
General Store.
Luhde August, blacksmith. McSherry James, farm implements.
Wm,
justice of the peace.
WORTH.
In Scranton township, southwestern part of Winona county, 25 miles from Winona (c h), and 4 from Utica, the nearest railroad point. lias a Methodist church Population, 100. and district school. Semi-weekly mail stage to Utica. J.^T. Bl air, postmaster.
WILSON
& JORDAN,
AEOHTTEOTS,
and
Minneapolis.
Plana
for
all
iu>t;Qe.
Sfx^ciicationfl fnijilElied
Unda
of JBoUding, oa ebort
OHIOSTQMEWAREr*"""-""^ EAEMON &
CO.,
Minneapo;
;esota state gazettkek
WORTHINGTON.
is a flourishing incorporateil city of about 900 inhabitants, situated at the junction of the St. P. '& S. C. R. R. with the W. S. F. Ry, in Worthingtou township, S miles southeast of the center of the county, and ITS from St. PauL It was tirst settled in 18T1, contains churches of th« Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational denominations, and a graded public school. The press is represented steam tlouring mill and a by two weekly newspapers. cheese factory are in operation in the village. There are -i
The
seat of
Kobk'S county,
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the Worthington House takes the lead, 2 banks, and the principal exports are wheat, flour, wool and Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Am. Stage cheese. to Spirit Lake and Round Lake weekly. Four mails daily. Martin B. Soule, postmaster.
hotels,
among which
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co, H ^l Allen agent. Anderson Henry H, flour and feed. Baartz "Wm F, boot and shoemaker. Baker Robert F, clothing and gents' furnishing. Bank of "Worthinerton, A M Smith cashier. Barber Dr Rio D, Druggist and Probate Judge. Bennett Lucian B, collection and tax paying agent.
Bennett L B, coroner. Bigelow O & Co, meat market and grocer.
Bowen Liberty, cabinetmaker. Carrier Burton X, clerk district court. Chadwick J, register of deeds. Chaney Allen, county surveyor. Chase Charles C, blacksmith. Clark L, blacksmith. Clark Emory, lawyer. Craft Dr Josephus, surgeon. Davis Henry, general store. Davis Samuel A, restaurant and confectioner. C);eor2:e J, Cashier The Nobles County Bank. Forbes ^\j:om, lumber and farm implements. Grirtin Thomas, carpenter and builder. Grinager Mons, register S land oflice. Hewitt Samuel S, watches and jewelry. Hewitt Martin, hardware and stoves. Hildreth Sampson A, barber.
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Humiston Henry D, real estate and justice. Johnson John H, harness, boots and shoes.
Law D
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&
Son, druggists.
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
ibrfeitura
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LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
PwU, ili^a.
Law of MaBsachasetts J. J.Watson, Oea'l Agt., St.
Hashow,Maish& Davis,
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General Ponndera and Machiniati, Cor. 2d St. and Fifth Ave. South, MiimeapoUa, Minn.
AND BUSINESS DIRKCTORY.
WOR
773
L.iw Mrs George, millinery goods. Loveless Charles B, propr Third Avenue Hotel. J, Groceries and Crockery. Lvon Burr W, general store.
Ludlow Horace
>fcManus Jerome S, propr MoManus House. Madison Wm, meat market. P, Publr Worthington Advance. Miller Miller R R, sheritT. Miller Stephen, field agent St P & S C Ry.
A
Smith, druggists. Miller Mills Edward S, county auditor. Moore George O, physician. Moulton J P, receiver S land office.
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The, Peter Thompson Pres, George J Day Cashr. Ogle Rev J C, supt schools and publr Worthington Journal. Okabena Mill Co, E Y Reid agent, mnfrs of flour. Parsons II, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Robinson A C, carpenter and builder. Reid E Y, agent Okabena Mill. Rohrer Daniel, la-\vyer. St P & S C Ry Lands, Stephen Miller agent. Shattuck Calvin T, groceries and restaurant. Shell Daniel, '^Propr Worthington Hotel and Livery. (Seemh.) Shepard Harvey C, county treasurer. Sliepard n"C &, Co, 'Agricultural Implements, and Lum-
Xoblcs County
Bank
U
Thomas
ber, Coal, Etc.
Smith
A W, cashr Bank of Worthington. Soule Martin B, Lawyer, Insurance Agent
and Post-
master. Sutton Charles Z, flour mill and elevator. Third Avenue Hotel, Charles B Loveless propr.
Thompson Peter, farm implements and grain. Torrence Henry E, grocery and furniture.
D.
SHELL,
Proprietor.
WORTHINGTON, MINN.
tiood
Sample r.ooms, and Livery connected
Tarred ?''"'^ Selden
Pelt, ^''''
nitli
the Hous
Roofing Material,
Building Paper, Pitch, ei ^'^'^' ^"'''' ^'"^'' '""
& Grygla, 114 U. 3d Su, Minneapolis.
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Wortliington Advance (weekly), A P Miller editor and proi.r W^ortllins^tOJl Hotel, Daniel Shell Propr. (t->cc atU:') Wortliington Journal (weekly), Rev J C Ogle publr. "Wyckoft' Stephen Y, general store.
WREN.
In the western part of Chippewa county, is on the line of the C, M. & St. P. Ry, 9 miles from Montevideo (c h), and IGO flouring mill here obtains power from the from St. Paid. Minnesota river. Exports, wheat. Daily mail. James Oleson, postmaster.
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WRIGHTSTOWN.
In Woodside township, southeastern part of Otter Tail county, about 50 miles from Fergus Falls (c h), and 150 from Wadena, ISi miles distant, is the nearest railroad St. Paul. Semi-weekly mail. J. H. Aldrich, postmaster. point.
WYATTVILLE.
A
postoffice in the south central part of
Winona
4 miles south of Lcwiston Station on the W. W. Ry, and 13 southwest of of the C.
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& St.
county, P. division
Winona.
WYKOPF.
incorporated village of about 400 inhabitants, and a station on the S. M. Ry, in the west central part of Fillmore county, 12 miles from Preston (c h), and 110 from St. Paul. branch of the Root river here gives power to a flouring and The village has 2 hotels, a sorghum mill, a wagon saw-mill. and carriage shop, several general and special stores, a German weekly newspaper, Baptist and United Brethren churches and Exports, wheat, barley, oats, butter ami a district school. Express, Am. Telegraph, S. M. Ry. Tri-weekly hides. weekly to Watson Creek. Two mails stage to Fillmore Charles W. Grain, postmaster. daily.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Bartlett
E
D, grain dealer.
Karthizer, boots and shoes.
Benning
&
Bierbach A, meat market.
Boyd E
C, lawyer.
Cliiii!i>ou
&"lJicrl»aiier, Flouring
Mill.
Colen J V, hardware. Craill Ki'Oj*. Grain Dealers.
€raiii thai-les \V,
Davis
W F, brick yard. QPUPCCDQ PQflQ OuriLrLriO DllUOi
Justice of the Peace.
Importers of Pine Woolens, No. 40
E.
Thua
street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
F. F. WYK
Hennig/Ss^^.^iSlS'*
Minneapolis, Mian,
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WYO
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Drew A, propr Wykoff House.
Egleston M, general store aud grain dealer.. E^'loston & Stiner, general store. Fife A Murrel, druggists. Jorris J R, agent John Paul. Jorrisifc Gut, cigar mnfrs. Kilborn & Sherman, insurance agents. Kroeger Frederick, propr German Xews. Lipe C A, express aud railroad agent.
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Ludwig PI S, lumber dealer. .^alioocl!^ Co, Saw-Mill. Morse C II, harnessuiaker. Odell R, general store. Perington Mrs J, dressmaker. Phillips J H, physician.
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Rau
J, general store.
Robbins C H, physician. Rundell & Crain,%orghum mills. Rutherford A, blacksmith. Rut liCrrord C, Carriage and
Schaftler Charles, painter.
Pump
Mnfr.
Steppre Herman, furniture. Stout & Bro, grain dealers. SlowC, Propr WykoflF Weekly.
F
Theoni S, carriage and wagon shop. Torrolli C, merchant tailor. Wendorf F, blacksmith.
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M
(Baptist).
WYOMING.
,., part
J°f ^A*°'^"'^''' °^ ^^"^a '^P'^ "^'^^' of Chisago county, is village of
o the Sunrise river, has Catholic, Methodist and Lutheran churches, a common school, and exports wheat, potatoes and fann produce, wood, staves, ties' and heading^
station on the S. P. & D. R. R., 12 miles from Centre and 30 from St. Paul. It is located on the west
^" the southwestern 150 inhabitants and a C ty ?c h^
bmLh
Express
v'rt' ^'°'-t>-estern. Stage TkL Falls, Centre City and Chisasro iaylor
.
to St. Croix
s
Fali;'
mail.
M.
C. Tombler, postmaster.
City daily ^' ^
D^ii; '
Comfort J, physician. Lewis Nathan, patent medicine mnfr. Kodgers O, express and railroad agent. 1 ombler L O, farm implements.
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BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
Wm
Tombler Mrs L O,
hotel propr.
Tor Private Eesidences and PnbBaildinys.
Solid
Bronze Hardware.! DRAPES, 35
lic
KINGSEITRT &
E, Sd
St., St,
Paul.
^"^ PinTURF Q ^^""^^^ 513 Looking-GIasses, at OHAELES JOil'; lU UllLO,
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SOIL'S,
Washington Ave. South, Minneapou"
WYO Miy,VE soTA state Tombler M C, general store.
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gazetteer
YUC
Wright Randal,
carpenter.
YELLOW
MEDICINE.
In Sioux Agency township, northeastern part of YellouMedicine county, 10 miles from Granite Falls (c h) the iicir est railroad point, and 140 from St. Paul. The Yellow Medicine river offers available water power here. Exports, whe.it Stage to Redwood Falls and Granite Falls. Semi-weeklv mail. George E. Olds, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Christian J, justice of the peace. J, justice of the peace. Wyman C, constable.
Falkingham
YOUNG AMERICA.
from
Paul. Population, 200. Has Lutheran and Catholic churches and a district school, a large steam flouring mill and a hotel, and exports flour an,i wheat. Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. Stage to Norwood twice daily, and mails accordingly. J. II. Ackermann, postmaster.
St.
A settlement in the western part of Carver county, ll miles from Norwood Station, on the & D. division of C., M & St. P. Ry, 18 miles from Chaska (c h), and 5o
II.
tl,.
BUSrNESS DIRECTORY.
Ackermann
Bros, flour mills.
Ackeriliniiu «& Co,
Bahmann
Charles, builder.
General Store.
Doelz Frederich, carpenter.
Mau Win, wagonmaker. Perschon Henry, harnessmaker.
Hoernemann Bros, blacksmiths. Mahngreen Oscar, cooper. JVIankenberg Charles, hotel propr. Martin Julius, stoves and blacksmith.
Rauch Frederick, general store. Schaler Julius, boots and shoes. Sclllin««>«e «fc Co, Brewers. Trenoe & Herning, mnfrs buffalo coats,
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etc.
YUCATAN.
iiaptist,
village in the western part of Houston county, 12 milefrom_ Caledonia (c h), and about 150 from Contains St. Paul. Presbyterian and Catholic churches and a graded
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Bi^fOrd
^^"^''^^ ^g^'^t Sail's Safe and
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Look
Co.,
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
HashoWjMaish&DaviSjEsI
YUC
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Telegraph, Western Union. school. to C.iledonia, Riceford and Hudson.
J.
partionlar ftttention to setip of Engine Boilers and all
dflofmacMneiy. Minneapolis.
ZUM
Am.
777
Statje
Express,
Semi-weekly mail.
F.
Wilsey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Howe E
B, flour mill.
ZIONS.
village of 275 inhabitants in the south central part of Stearns county, 2S miles from St. Cloud (c h), the nearest railroad station, and 103 from St. Paul. The north branch of the Crow river drives a number of mills at this point. Has an Evangelical Association church and a district school, and exports butter and wheat. Stage to St. Cloud and Paynesville. Tri-weekly mail. John Bartinger, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hotel Piopr. Freitag Christoph, carpenter. Helmer Christ, blacksmith. Keoigsreider Geortre, carpenter.
Baitinger John,
McBakly
&
Phips.'^flouring mills.
ZUMBRO FALLS.
of 186 inhabitants, in the western part of "Wabasha county, and a station on the Wabasha branch of the C, M. St. P. Ry, 25 miles from Wabasha (c h), and 115 from St. Paul. Two flouring mills here are driven by water from the Zumbro river. Has a Methodist Episcopal" church and common school. Exports, wheat, barley, pork and produce. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Semiweekly stage to Farm Hill and South Troy. Two mails daily. E. A. Haradon, postmaster.
village
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bielfulett
H, boots and shoes. Bright T, harnessmaker. Bryant C D, blacksmith. Carlev A, Hotel Propr.
Churchill
W W, druggist.
wagonmaker.
Dale J
W,
Doty Elden, hardware.
Fryar Thomas, wagonmaker. Haradou K A, General Store.
Hostetter
M S,
flouring mill.
Huddleson
J, grocer.
Hyde E
Kegley
S, express J,
and railroad agent.
mason.
Kingsbury
& Draper.
Builders' Hard-ware
ioa'
and Mechan-
Tools, 3 5 E.
TMrd St., St. Paul
G. F.
FARRINGTON,^"'""'''"'"'^^^" Nicollet Avenue, Miimeapolii
IXESOTA STATE GAZETTEER
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Rndal>Olls:h
X
C, Agricultural Implements.
Rocher Joseph, blacksmitli. Rogers H M, physician. Santerschlayer J, boots and
shoes.
Seeley Buck, general store. Strickland S, billiard hall. Sllg-g- A, Hotel Propr. Vogel John, meat market. Bros, flouring mill.
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ZUMBROTA.
In.the southern part of Goodhue county, 22 miles from Red Wing (c h), and 36 from St. Paul. It is the terminus of the Wabasha branch of the C, M. St. P. and of the Roclu-ter Northern branch of the C. N. W. It is situated upon the ZumbroTiver, which gives power to flouring mills and has a number of business houses and hotels. The ehurchv^ are Congregational, Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal and Lutheran. high school, grammar, intermediate and primary schools are located here. Exports, wheat, oats and produce. Express, Am. Telegraph, Northwestern. Tri-weekly stage to Red Wing, Wastedo and Concord. Daily mail by rail. H. E. Blanchard, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Alrick Bros, boots and shoes.
Allder^son CharlC!« B, Harness and Boots and
Anderson John, general
store.
Shoes.
Ballentine Rev G (Baptist). Of* Zuiiibrota The, J C Pierce Pres, S B Bar teau Vice-Pres, E V Cantielil Cashr. !«»tCl)!iCU B, Hardware, Stoves, Agricultural
Bank
D
Barteau
Implements, Etc. Beeman Joseph, propr Central House. Blake & Giles, watches, jewelry, etc. Blanchard H, boots and shoes. Blaitchcr Henry, Postmaster and Dealer in Boots and
en AVin K, Propr Zumbrota House. Brown & Kezar, billiards and saloon. Cady Stephen G, lawver and insurance. Cailfiold E V, Cashr Bank of Zumbrota.
Carpenter Mrs E L, millinery and fancy goods. Central House, Joseph Beeman propr. Clawson C, general store. Cockburn & Tuppor, physicians. Cogswell A I, blacksmith.
Bow
Shoes.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Robert
Street,
ST.
PAUL, Mini
Established 1S59.
Oldest Liquor IX'al-
ers in St.
Fad.
C.B.
THURSTON
ZUM
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gies,
J ers,
SoleAg't TIGEK RAKES, MilbarnWagona, BugKandall Pulverizing HarrowB, Triomph Seed-
Canton Plows,
etc.,
18 W. 3d
St., St.
PaaU
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ZUM
T79
Haskins, photographers. ('r:im James, furniture and undertaker. frosiiei* Jacob, Wines and Liquors. D.ilil Peter E, restaurant. DcLong & Co, lumber, etc. D.irmaii James B, general store. KiMy Stillman B, sash and blind mnfr. Kiigiish John C, lawyer. Kaulkerson Frank, carpenter and builder. George Frederick, general store.
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Grover Barker C, livery
Halbert
stable.
(Jrover Chester, carpenter
and
builder.
T, propr Zumbrota flouring mills. Hall O I, druggists and physicians. Haskins Bros, barbers. Hubbard L F Co, grain dealers and elevator. Huff August F, druggist. Iversou Bent, wines and liquors. Jefferson Thomas, barber. Johnson C E, railroad agent C Ry.
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Kellett TliOinas P,
Kellctt
Wm B, house and sign painter.
General Merchandise.
Koehler Harmon, wagonmaker. Lathrop Rev Noah (Methodist). Lee Thomas X, grocers and confectioners. McKinstry Howard L, physician and surgeon^ M.ason Bros, hardware and farm implements. Midland House, George B Wright propr. MiUer George, carpenter and builder. ^litcliell A, Editor and Propr Zumbrota Independent. Mueller August, meat market. Myron Alexander, painter. Nelson I, tailor and repairer. Nickerson Seth, blacksmith. Osborn Almon, stone mason. Palmer Heman H, general store. Person George, hardware, stoves, implements, etc.
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Powers
R'igers
•^i-utield
erson Ralsa, groceries, provisions, etc. C, Pres Bank of Zumbrota.
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Robinson, meat market.
Rev C
Uoivoll
•"Maith
& Co, Groceries and Crockery.
justice of the peace.
A
(Coni^regational).
David B,
^tuart
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Hubert, groceries and i)rovisions. C L, agent C, & St Paul Ry.
an Dusen
G
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alker Miss
H
W A Co,
M
ijrain and elevator. F, millinerv and fancv goods.
ARCHITECTS
WILSON & JORDAN. ponence tbe cou™^y-8T^y/'^:«in
J
stniction of Public and Privat© Bniidinga.
MinnBapolia*
Headquarters for Crockery
780
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NNESOTA.
4.
CO.,
Mlimeapolii.
ZUM
&
<£SOTA STATE
ZUM
Ward Wm,
Wells
brickmaker. Dickey, Hour mills.
Wiseman George, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Woodbury L, organs, sewin'T machines, etc.
Youmans Bros
B, propr Midland House. Miles T Wedge agent, lumber. ^lills, E T Ifalbert propr. E Bowen Propr. Zlllllbrota l£oil<!>e« Zumbrota Inilej)en(lehi, E Mitchell publr and propr.
Wright George
& Hudgins,
Zumbrota Flouring
A
Wm
Manthe
Brothers,
MANUFACTURERS
BUGGIES
3ri
sleigh:
Horseshoeine: ami
IJcpairin;,'- iloue
iu
>Vorkuiiiiilike
Mauucr.
No.
311
Fort Street,
5ir."
J. J.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
foresocth tho Evil and Insurcth
New Enpland Mctail Life Insurance CWATSON, St. Pad, Gen'l Asoct for Min;;c... -
"APruden!?!^
Boston.
R. L.
POLK &
CO.'S
Dakota Territorial Gazettear
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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In the foUowine section of the work the cities, villages and postofflces of Dakota, are arrantrea in alphabetical order, and a description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. In all the farser places the names have been procured bv personal canvass, but in the smaller thej have been furnished bj' postmasters. Great care has been taken to ens ness, as well as completeness.
The Territory of Dakota lies between the 42(i and 49th degrees of north latitude, and the 19th and 27th degrees of longitude west from Washington, It is as large as the State of California, three times as targe as Iowa, twice a^ large as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and larger than the Republic of France. It embraces within its boundaries every variety of climate and soil. Classed as a prairie country, it is well wooded; the mighty Missouri traverses the territory diagonally from northwest to southeast, navigable for steamboats for the entire distance, while hundreds of smaller rivers and streams pour their waters into the great flood. The soil is principally a rich, dark loam, sometimes seven feet deep, apparently inexhaustible. Great valleys on either side of its rivers favor the cultivation of Indian corn and hay. Extensive tracts of table land of rolling prairie, the most prolific grain lands on the face of the earth, extensive plains and upland pastures covered with nutritious grasses offer fortunes to the stock raiser and the farmer,
W. F. GUNN
782
& Ca, SsSSrteit:::^^
MianeipoiU, Minn.
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
e in the depths of the Black Hills lies untold wealth in gold, silver and coal. These are but few of the character istics of a favored portion of the American Union, which I„„ a tew vears ago, was regarded as a howling wilderness
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Germany. The boast of l^abotians that the .society of their countrV is good, is a justie one. The schoolmaster moves simultaneously witli settlement, and Dakota is well supplied with good schools. or the rest, Dakota abounds in the useful minerals,:!:^ well as in precious deposits of gold and silver. E.vtensiv,.coal beds, as yet undeveloped, have been found in Sullv, J>rule, Charles, Mi.x and other counties. Sandstone, limesto.,;-, granite and chalkstone, a soft but beautiful and useful sto.i.-, all used for building purposes, are plentiful. Salt has b,-. n discovered in the Red River Valley, while the more the Bla.k Hills are explored the more does their varied mineral w.alt!; appear. Timber abounds along the rivers and streams, and
viduals and colonies from the east, from Canada and fnuu JMirope. In 18 72 the first railroad train crossed the bonhr «t Minnesota into the territory, over nj In the same year were built the the line of the N 1' first five miles of tl„. IJakota Suuthei-n Ry, now the Sioux Citv and Dakot i division of the C., M. & St. P. The crash of 1873 put a stop to railroad building in the territory, but settlement went o,I, and the world was made to know that the soil was of amazi.iproductiveness. The revival of prosperity brought about I new mfiui of immigration of the most desirabl^ charact.r, railway building was taken up with vim and vicmr, the discoveries of vast mineral wealth in the Black ifills gave ti.c territory a world-wi.le fame, the establishment of the Bonanz.i farms aided the impulse, and, with one thing and another, in a single decade Dakota multiplied her population seven fmu^. until Dowit numbers upwards of 135,00o. Rival railroads annow piercing the Territoiy. The Northern Pacific traverse t from east to west, the St. P., M. & M. is throwin- .in important spur into the great wheat belt of the Red Riv, r V alley, the C, 31. & St. P, and C. & N. W. are racing a> it were, to the Black IIills, and aiding wonderfully in th? development of the southern and central portions of 'the territory, immigrants are pouring into the country in a veritable tloo;i. iJie population, as a whole, is drawn from the better class.-s of the ^ew England and Middle States, of Canada, of Greai ^ntain, Norway, Sweden and
yakota was organized as a territory by Congress in th.. ^inter of 1860-61, when her population" was about 1 -,(,„ Indian raids and scares retarded settlement, but after 'l-;t^e territory began to receive important accessions of indi-
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^rHFFFR^ RPriQ OUIlLrmO DnUO.
DRAPEES
East
and TAILOES, No. 40
Street, St. Paul, Mraa.
IWrd
Do
ill
kinds of Machinery Rei>ilrlnir,
ndbiiuwji
Crockery I Glassware, ^^^-^^'^'I'w:!?^' }—.„„.,, ^ij South,
ALE
DAKOTA GAZKTTEKK
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At
"fts-ini;toa
MIKfEAPOLIS,
ALE
Bell Albert P, dentist Bell Mrs Ellen S, milliner.
Bronson Rev S
M
(Methodist)
^^^"^••^l Srore.
Brundage Thomas
Burr Daniel A,
SrT'V^
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*J, ^«'
grocer
Dam & Johnson, lumber. De Bill George, baker. Deniston Charles H, physician.
Dowd Rev Q L
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and feed. Canfield Charles F, merchant tailor. Clark & McClure, lumber Cotleld Charles W, meat market Cowing Thomas F, farm implements. Cowing & Robards, hardware Crorj' Robert, flour and feed.
tlour
^^^•^'- ^'^d Notary. DrmVl'^*'***? ""^'^l""^*^". u'-^V'* ^^ Proprs Alexandria Post. Doud ?.! t 31, constable JJoudna Joshua
(Congregational).
«*
:E^yans
Benjamin F, watchmaker
^["1^' iiine xAlrs II E, dressmaker. Af^r°'T?fe ^T^^^' <^°""^y News. Hougen George O propr Minnesota House.
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'^'^ peace. P-^TiT^'^i^^''' J"'''^^' ?«'"I»>l>CiI, Flour Mill. f,,t"''r,'^ Fulton Clark 8,
harnessmaker
fS;:^l^S.^t^J^l/-^^
Larson & Peffer, harnessmakers Letson J II, hotel propr. Lewis Frank E, physician
""^-^^^on
Hotel.
Lindh Rev L O (Lutheran). Loring Albert E, lawyer
MnVM?-;^ Y"^' Mc>Mll Robert
°^ ^^e peace. ^i'''''" J, harnessmaker. Mashciiser Ilemrich, saloon and billiards.
^^^'^l
Mmiso,,
Ac ^e
JNelson
Osborn Rev
Faulsen
son August, blacksmith. son O II ^ Co, druggists. Ames, lawyers. ^orde Kortsch, general store. Isichols Barzilla carpenter and builder. Opel Christian, boots and shoes.
"' -"^V Mole &\v,f'v general store Estate and Loans. \\ iiev, ys r. Flour Mill, 9 miles s w.
luo^t.-, iv
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(Episcopal).
Labo, saloon
^""''
Hall's Safe ^^
Lock Co. f*' °'Jackson ''"" PAUL. ings, 46 St, ST.
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Tor Oounty, TownsLip and Oity
Officers, in
Book-Binding,
ALE
&
best of style and oa short noticn, at T. F, Braokett's Block, Minneapolis.
HENOTO'S,
AND BUSINESS DIRKCTOKY.
Ilurlbut, grain elevator. Pillsbury I'urdon Andrew, carriagemaker. Kaiter Christian H, meat market. Keader Peter, propr City Hotel. Koynolds George H, lawyer. Koe George H, express and railroad agent. Schultz Carl, gunsmith.
Shipper Hiram, livery. Shot well Mrs Harriet A, confectioner and fancy goods. JSims Lorenzo G, Druggist and Postmaster, also Dealer
in Paints, Oils, Glass,
Machine
Oils,
Books and Stationery,
and Circulating Library. Sims & Jenkins, hardware. Smith Rev E L (Free Methodist). Solum & Narvesson, hardware. Strong Lemuel D, propr Douglas House. Siiiidblnd, liarsen «fe"Co, General Store. Swenson Adolph W, dry goods.
Tanger Andrew, constable. Torgenson Albert, physician.
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Trenham Newton J, photographer. Tway James H, justice of the peace. Van Dyke & Larson, saloon and billiards. Van Iloesen Frank B, and Pillsbury & Hurlbut,
elevator.
grain and
Victs
Hesurich
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Clothing and
Farm Implements.
Vivian Godfrev, phvjician. Volk Carl, brewer. ^\ agoner Edward C, sewing machines. Walker James, constable. Walker Robert, blacksmith and farm implements. Walker & Ward, grocers. Ward, Hoesen «& Raiter, Bankers.
Van
Wells
Rev
>Vilson
H
Wm M
(Baptist).
store.
H, lumber and farm implements.
Zimmerman Rudolph, general
ALLENTOWN.
In the central northern part of Turner countv, 8 miles from Parker, on the C, M. ifc St. P. Ry, and 16 from Swan Lake (c h). There is a grist mill in the village driven by power furnished by the Vermillion river. Population, 60. Exports, grain. Stage to Parker and Cameron. Semi-weekly
mail.
:Mi-s.
a. Allen, postmaster.
H.
CRITTENDEN A
et
CO.,
Galvanized Iron Cornices."
Oor. Eiith
and Sibley Streoti, Fan), Ulniu
n.,:,-ir-
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TAILORING A SPECIALTY
FINE fvlEECHANT
ALM
At G, F. FAREIKaXCN'S, 239
Avenoo, Mianeapclia.
Nloollfi
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
ALMA.
Red River of the North, on thi' eastern border of Pembina county, 18 miles from Pemhiiui M. Ry. (c h), and 10 from Ilallock, on "the St. P., M. the nearest railroad point, though goods should be shipped to The district i^ St. Vincent by rail, and to Alma by steamer. crowding up rapidly with settlers, principally from Canaihi, and there is a great demand for land. Stage to Grand Fork> and Pembina daily. Two mails daily. Wm. Hogg, fanner, postmaster.
on the
A new settlement
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ALSEN.
Clay county, is miles from Vermillion (c h), the nearest railroad point.
postoffice in the northeastern part of
A
ALTAMINE.
mining village in Pennington county, population 250, 2Y5 miles from Sidney, 38 from Rapid City (c h), the nearest railroad point, and from Rochford, on Castle creek, tu which landing goods should be shipped. The Alta Lodi quartz mill, of lo stamps, is in operation here. Mail three
A
H
times weekly.
Matthew
S.
Daly, postmaster.
Daly S, Groceries, Notions, Etc. Pevine S K, grocer. Martin J A J, D, superintendent stamping Reader Bros, saw-mill.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
M
mill.
ALTAMONT.
A
Ry,
N. Wstation on the W. St. P. division of the C. in the north central part of Deuel county, 15 miles from
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Gary
(c h).
ALWILDA.
In Miner county, 28 miles from Firesteel, on the
St. P., the nearest railroad point.
C, M.
«5;
AMENIA.
station on the Casselton branch of the N. P. Ry, now in course of completion, and a village on the Amenia «.t Sharon farm of 25,000 acres, in Cass county. PopulatuMi. 100. Exports, wheat. steam flour and feed mill and ^i general merchant are wanted here. Mail tri-weekly at V^'-'^' Edwin NcNeil. ent, but daily as soon as trains are running.
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postmaster.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Robert Street, ST, PA0L, M^^ Keep constantlv on band the fanniii Brand -Club Hoaao Bourbon, iry
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Hashow, l^^aisli
AME
& Davis.
J
Are Acent3
fnr all kinds of Machinery, Cor, ^"»^^->^' 2d St. and Fi Ave. Socth, Minneapolis.
y.^'-^.^-
AXD BCSISESS DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ASH
787
Boetcher Herman, blacksmith. Chaff e E W, sec Amenia and Sharon
Land
Co.
ANTIOCH.
village in the northwestern part of Lincoln county, 20 miles from Canton (c h), and S from Sioux Falls, the terminus of the L. & S. F. Ry, and the nearest railroad point. Has a district school, and exports wheat, oats, barley, rye and flax. Stage tri-weekly to Sioux Falls and Yankton; fare, §5. Mail six times weekly. Ira Soule, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allibone Wm, justice of the peace. Kinsey George, constable. Laudwig A, blacksmith and justice.
Parlilliau Ed, Lawyer.
Poleman
Wm,
constable.
ShefHer F, boots and shoes.
APPLETON.
A
marck
newly established
is
postoffice in Burleigh county. the nearest shipping point, on the N. P. Ry.
Bis-
AQUILO.
A newly
A
established postoffice in Beadle county.
ARGO.
country postoffice in Argo township, Brookings county, 18 miles distant from Medary (c h), and 16 from Aurora, on the C. N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad point. Exports,
&
wheat.
George Headley, farmer, postmaster.
ASHTON.
seat of Spink county, near the proposed junction of the C. N. "W. and D. C. Rys, 06 miles from Watertown, the nearest railroad point at present. The James or Dakota river here offers three or four available water powers. It is a new place, needing tradesmen of every kind. Semi-weekly stage to Jamestown and Yankton. Five mails weekly. W. C. Smart, postmaster.
The
&
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alden Rev E H (Congregational). Beebe Warren 1), blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
full
Hne of Darling, Brown
36 East
&
Bharpe'B Machimsts' Tools. Thiid St., St. Panl.
PDnPl/CRV UnUUlXLIilj
788
^^^'^'^^
China.
E. A.
Glassware,
wholesale
and
retail
HAEMON &
00., Mimieapolia.
ASH
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BAI
BotVlliail Brown Rev.
Guiart
S AV,
Hotel and Land Agent.
C, land agent and clerk of court. Hinckley Perrin, blacksmith. Hunt D X, jr, general store and hotel.
W
Kneisel Louis, hotel.
Myers C H, lawyer, etc. Rogers Rev J M (Methodist). Runser Phillip, blacksmith.
Watson Rev
(Methodist).
Wheeler E G,
A A
Lawyer and Agent.
AURELLA..
newly established
postoffice in
Miner county.
AURORA.
N. W. Ry, in the southeastern part station on the C. of Brookings county, 5 miles from Medary (c h.)
&
BABY
on the Missouri
MINE.
in a
A recently established postoffice
BADUS.
In
son
tlie
river, in the eastern part of
newly settled district Morton county.
(c h),
northern part of Lake county, 14 miles from Madiand 31 by post road southwest of Volga, on the C.
&
N. ^y., the nearest railroad point. It is quite a new settlement, with a Catholic church, a district school, and a population of 47. A shoemaker is wanted. Joseph Miiggli, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bass Joseph, carpenter and builder. Casutt J C, blacksmith and farm implements. Mug^Ii Jostepli., Hotel. Wolf & Muggli, general store.
BAINBRIDGE.
A country postoffice
in a
wheat growing
district in
Brook-
ings county, 16 miles from Medary (c h), and 12 from Aurora, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Has a district school, exports wheat, and banks at Brookings, to which point a mail stage runs serai-weekly. Miles White, farmer, postmaster.
NEW ENGLAND"/
MUTUAL
Boston.
The
LIFE INSURANCE CO. vua.
beat
Compiny
to
Imaro
WATSON,
Gen'l Ageat, ST.
PAUL, M.na
Solo Ag't
C.B.THURST0N,1
BAR
TRItTMPH SEEDERS, Randall Palvemg Harrows, Tiger Eikea, CanUiE Plows, Milburn \9agons, Baggki, etc., 18 W. 3d St,, ST. PAUL.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
BEA
BARRIE.
settlement in tlic northwestern part of Richland count}-, 40 miles from Wahpeton (c h), and 32 from Fargo, on the N. Weekly mail. P. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
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BARTON.
in Brookings county, 10 miles distant from and 9 from Aurora Station, on the C. & N. TV. Ry. Deer Creek offers available water power at this point. A district school is located here, and a blacksmith is wanted. It is on the stage line from Canby, Minn., to Brookings, and
A postoffice
(c h),
Medary
has a semi-weekly mail.
W.
Drieken, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
Drieken
Wm,
general store.
BATTLE CREEK.
In Pleasant Valley township, east central part of Lake county, 8 miles north of Mailison (c h), and 24 from Volsa, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest shipping point. The S. M. Hy is graded to a point 5 miles south of this place, and trains
be running to Madison. The surrounding country rapidly filling up with settlers. Battle Creek has a district which is also used as a place of worship by several denominations. Exports, wheat. Opening for almost any kind of business. Weekly stage to Oakwood and Madison. Weekly mail. Leslie T. Crow, postmaster.
will shortly
is
school,
BATTLE RIVER.
A
post station in Custer county. Black Hills.
BEAR GULCH.
A mining settlement in Lawrence county, .35 miles from Deadwood, the nearest railroad point. E.xports, gold dust. Banking is done at the First National Bank of Deadwood. Population, 100. Semi-weekly mail stage to Deadwood; fare
?3.00,
and Spearfish, fare
-^1.50.
J.
D. Fisher, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Benson
Fisher J D, Mining Agent. Johnston John, notary puVJlic. Van Valkenberg A E, blacksmith and deputy sheriff. V an \ alkenbcrg & Fisher, general store and saloon.
Wm D, district recorder.
WILSON
& JORDAN,
AECHITECT3.
Accoostica, Heatinc and VontUatloa carefully and cor-
rectlj txranged,
UiimeajwUa, Minn.
Send Your Orders
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Wlieat Cleaners, Flour Packers and Mil
c!iinery,to
W.r.Gima& Co., Minneapolis,
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BELCHER'S FORD.
the cast bank of the James or Dakota river, in Spink county, 8 miles from the temporary county seat, and 65 fnuu Watertown, the nearest railroad point. grist mill is in process of construction on the James river, and the district is fast organizing for school purposes. The settlement has a population of 50, and is A mile from the C. N. W. Ky survey, at the intersection of the Watertown and Fort Pierre, Yankton and Jamestown stage routes. Tri-weekly mail stai,'c to Watertown; fare >!:3.00, and semi-monthly to Yankton and Jamestown; fare 815.00. Ten mails weekly. F. W. Rogers, postmaster.
On
A
&
BUSINESS IIIRECTOKY.
Bevier
Oliver
F
G, blacksmith.
S,
Hasten J
Wm
house and sign painter.
S,
nursery.
«fe"Co, Proprs Cass House«& Dealers. real estate agents. Rogers Bros Rogers & Hammond, general store.
Robiil>«oii
!•'
Rogers
Z W Co, Lumber & Hammond,
BELLMONT.
In the northeastern corner of Traill county, 22 miles from St. P., M. & 31. Ry, and 12 from Caledonia Daily stage to Fargo, !Moorhead, Minn., Grand Forks (c h). and Pembina. Daily mail.
Grand Forks, on
BEN LENNOX— Lincoln
,
County.
(See Lennox).
BERLIN.
In the east central part of Richland county, 18 miles from Wahpeton (c h), and 19 from Breckenridge, on the St. P., 3L & M. Ry. Has Lutheran and Methodist churches and a diPopulation, 40. Tri-weekly stage to Wah])— trict school. ton, and weekly to Abcrcrombie and Fargo. "Weekly mail,
George Worny, farmer, postmaster.
BIG SPRINGS.
A postoffice
in
the eastern part of LT"nion county, 7 miles
railroa'i
from Portlandville, on the S. C. & D. Ry, the nearest point, and 24 from Elk Point (c h),
QPUFCCRQ PlPHQ OunLrLRO DnUOi
Importers of Fine Woolens, No. 40
E.
Third Street, ST.
PAUL, Mina
Hasho w, Maish
BIG
& Davis, "^laia^a:
BIG
791
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
BIQ STONE CITY.
In the eastern part of Grant county, of which it is the seat, is situated at the foot of Big Stone lake, the source of It is the startthe Minnesota river, and oj)posite Ortouville. ing point of the western extension of the C, St. P. O. Rv. Population, 400 and rapidly increasing. Big Stone City has a bank, a grist mill of 2 pair of burrs, driven by the Whetstone river, a district school, a hotel, a newspaper, the Grant County Ileral'I, and exports wheat. steamer plies between Big Stone City and Brown's Valley and intermediate landExpress, Am. Daily stage to Ortonville, ings, regularly.
&
A
Sissetou
semi-weekly to Garry and Watertown weekly to Home and Agency, fare 25c to Ortonville and $2 to all other points. Sixteen mails weekly. W. R. Monius, postmaster.
;
BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Achlcr Tobias,
Aumodt
Flouring Mills.
A
M,
saloon.
Bennett E M, lawyer. Betcher Charles, lumber, etc. Bliser & Evans, land agents. Bradberry C J M, hotel propr. Coward & Stevenson, general store. Dearborn E, agent C Betcher.
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AV Co, Bankers and Insurance Agents.. & Jackson, editors Grant County Herald. Dunnell Samuel, wagonmaker. Furber & Requa, hardware and stoves. Gillett J M, restaurant.
Downer
Glasser
D
A
&
&
Co, saloon.
Gorwell A, saloon. Habien Bros, pumpmakers. Haight Bros, hotel proprs. IleiliCA Co, General Store. Holbrook D W, propr St Charles Hotel.
&
Holmes C
L, grocer.
Jones
Knapp Knapp
liOlid
&
Jones,
Lawyers.
Brothers, blacksmiths. Charles, hotel propr. Movius W, county surveyor. Movius Bro-i. insurance and fai-m implements. Moviii** R, Deputy County Treasurer.
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AVm
Munroe J O
Osborn
Munroe F
J, ]iainter.
A:
Co,
Druggists.
L
S, physician.
Schaefer
&
Dickey, meat market and feed.
Galvanized Iron
Window Caps. IHBI
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Charles Johnson/"^'^^ "' South, J ington Ave.
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BIS
792
BIG
DAKAXA GAZETTEER
Simonds S
W,
Thompson
lawyer. Bros, livery.
Thorndike F W, flour and feed. Williams E O, lumber dealer and insurance agent.
BIJOU HILLS.
postoffice at the foot of the hills of the same name, in the southern part of Brule county. The hills have numerous springs, which form streams flowing into the interior of tho country, contain vast quarries of valuable building stone, and rich mineral deposits have been found by prospectors.
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BISMARCK.
seat of Burleigh county, is an enterprising and growing city of 3,000 inhabitants, situated at the Northern Pacific crossing of the Missouri river, is the western terminus of tlf N. P. Ry, and the beginning of the Missouri division, whicli
The
extends "to the Yellowstone, and is being pushed forward :U It is and has been since tinthe rate of one mile per day. days a central receiving and distributing point, tlu' region in which it is situated having been the great battle ground of the Sioux and the allied tribes of the Arneckarits, Gros Ventres and Mandans. When the Sioux conquerc-1 their weaker enemies they made Bismarck the gathering placiWhen the for their annual sun dance and great festivals. Territory began to be settled Bismarck became the center nt the great stage route to Deadwood, Keough, Yates, Abraham Lincoln, Buford and Mandan, and of the steamboat trade ol It now has 2 daily newspapers, 2 bank>. the Missouri river. one of them, the Sheridan House, being iln' 8 hotels dealers in general groceries an>i largest in the Territory merchandise, clothing and gents' furnishings, dry good-, boots and shoes, drugs and chemicals, furniture, luuib<r markets, flour and feed stores, flciuryards, bakeries, ing mill, wholesale liquor houses, breweries, blacksniitli, wagon and gun shops, numerous saloons and plaf There are Catholic, Presbyterian, Mctli"of amusement. The public schools are gradfl dist and Episcopal churches. in three departments, and the Benedictine sisters havi A $25,000 fire-proof court hi>nexcellent graded schools. and jail is in course of erection. Five steambo.at lines, controlling some 40 vessels, headijuarter at Bismarck, and ]>ly i" Fort Benton, 1,200 miles above, on the Missouri, 300 miles <<u 7'' the Yellowstone from Fort Buford to Fort Keough, and on the Big Ilorn from Fort Keough to Fort Custer. Tlurc boat. .are, beside, the Gen. Sherman, a government dispatch
earliest
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Bfl-
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as^l General Agent Hall's Safe ST. PAUL, Miui.
Co.,
D anK'DUUilb UtUliU fc»wwnw
BIS
nlnril/
Dnn!'P
Manufactured
for Banks, Mill Men and OorporatloBB,atlowrateB»nd In best of stylo, by F. F. EENHia, Bracken's Block, KinneapoUs.
AND BUSINESS DIRKCTORT.
BIS
793
W.
H.THURSTON &
WHOLESALE
CO.
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GROCERS
Airo
DEALERS
IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
No. 78 Main Street,
Bis:Ld:A.i^cs:,
d
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t.
Carpenter, Builder,
AND DEALER
I.N
Lumber.Shingies.Sash, Doors, Nails
Glass, Paints, Oils
and Moldings,
D. T.
BISMARCK,
WHOLESALE DEL4LEK
IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
SOLE AGENT FOR
Val. Blatz's
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Milwaukee
D. T.
Beer.
BISMARCK,
Galvanized Iron Window
Caps-SSa
I'll
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Latest Designs ";roirT",rittis;;;
BIS
DAKOTA GAZETTEEK
BIS
i
the North Pacific transfer steamer, the steam ferry Uni. the Eclipse and the Red Cloud. Daily stages run to F,,-' Benton, 340 miles, fare »;40; Fort Buford, 250 miles i'v Dead wood, 240 miles, «24 Fort Yates, 60 miles, -s7.50 Mand V.i 6 miles, 81, and Fort Abraham Lincoln, 5 miles, >>1. Fully vV. teams are engaged in freighting from Bismarc'k tc the Bl'u'k Hills and other points. Trade of every kind is fully represent.-,! in Bismarck, and it is an excellent point for men with capitil to place in lands and farmius, etc. The surroundino- couiitris among the richest in the Xorthwest. The great^bonanz'i farms along the line of the X. P. Rv pour their prod.u. through the city on its way to market. Burleit^h county ln> 60,000 acres of timber and vast beds of coal which are"n..u being actively and profitably worked. The total amount ni tonnage, including grain, delivered for contractors on account supplies for the Government was, during 1ST9, 133,687,48- UiThe receipts for freight at the Bismarck office of theN. P Rv averaged -s 75,000 per month. The steamboat freio-hts of tl^' year footed up in round figures 15,000,000 pounds.* Bismank IS the headquarters of the United States military teleo-raph line, the officer in charge controlling 2,500 miles of^vir.'. The Lnited States Government offices located at Bismarck are those of Deputy Collector of Customs, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, Deputy U. S. Marshal, U. S. Laiui Office, L. S. Signal Station, and Depot Quartermaster. Tlir Baby coal mine, 46 miles west of Bismarck, is puttino- out coal at the rate of 100 tons per day. Exports, wheat,''fur-. hides and coal. Express, N. P. Ry. Telecrraph, Xorthwestern and U. S. military. Daily mails by rail and sta-f. Clement A. Lounsberry, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Bailey
(i>ee
D
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Co, Hardware and Farm
Implements.
adv.)
Baker & Gooding, soda water mnfrs. Barr John C, agent T C Power & Bro. Barrett Patrick R, saloon. Beal Orlando II, gunsmith. Bennett & Burt, tlour mill. Bentley Win A, physician. Berkelman Charles & Co, saloon. Bigelow A T, dentist.
Lounsberry Propr, a Re]'resent.ative Newspaper full of Army, Indian, Mining an^i other Western News, Subscription Price 82.50 per ann. Blakely Henry, agent Exp.-es.s, Stage anl Transi)ortation Co.
Bl<«lMarck Tribune, C
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W
rerftlllS,
PoflfinO
31EobertSt.,St,Panl,iIinu.,aro l/nno P; Lyons 06 Pn Agents for ToIu, Eock and E;. 10.
I
Hashow,Maish& Davis,
BIS
J".
ENGINE WOEK
Cor.
2d
a Bp«clalty, 8t, aad Fifth Avf, Sont'n, Mianeapolia, Minn.
AND
:EZ.
BL-SINESS DIRECTORY.
TTIT-..^ IL.
GENERAL
2^ IE ^,
Also Proprietor of Star Brewery.
Special attention given to consignments of Oats, Corn, Feed,
Butter and Eggs.
WALTER
JLVNN.
St.
Paul, Prt-st.
G. H.
FAIKCHILD,
Cashier.
First National
Bank
of
D. T.
Bismarck,
BISMARCK,
Paid
Up
Capital,
DIRECTORS:
Asa
Fisher,
$50,000
G. H. Fairchild,
Walter Mann,
Dan Eisenberg,
H. R. Porter.
CoRREspoNDE-vrs— American Exchange Xational Bank, New York. First National Bank, Chicago. Jlerchants National Bank, St. Paul.
Interest
Allowed on Time Deposit^.
Exchancre on Europe.
Agency
for Principal
33. s. ^j^^-K:K^:^'^r cSc C5<c^.
DE-VLtRS JS
IN-
'General Hardware
Farm Machinery.
Manufacturers of
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Tinware and House Furnishing Goods.
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MAIN STREET.
BISMARCK,
D. T.
CA UTIOJV.
Pay no money in advance
ers.
to
itinerant Directory Canvass-
Vie are led to mention this from the fact that certain parties have been fraudulently usiu^ onr hoolc as a si)ecimen, and by that means, collectina: moneys in advance. Wea.sk no payment nutil the work is delivereil. and our Solicitors have
s-trict
orders not to take payment for either advertisements or
i-uhscriptions.
.
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J^OLK
ry
CO.
Mrs' Hardware wS:^rS,s"S
Headquarters for Crockery E
796
IN
MINNESOTA.
A.
HAEMON 4
Minneapolis.
CO,,
BIS
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BIS
Jiostwick
Bly Eber H, Propr Sheridan House. & Arnold, carpenters and builders. BOWCII John, Land Agent N P Ry.
Boyle John, grocer.
Bragg Justus, meat market. Broholm E, boot and shoemaker. Brunsman Edward A, barber and baths. Oady James C, furniture. Carlaud John E, Lawyer, Prompt Attention Given
all
to
Cliff Bros, painters
Kinds of Legal Business and Collections. and wall paper.
& Molloy, livery. H W, barber and baths. Miss Melissa J, shirtmaker. Cooper •Cooper Stephen J, carriagemaker. Cressy Alfred, confectioner. Cu.shman C 31, deputy collector of customs. Custer Hotel, Thomas McGowen Propr, the Best Family Hotel in the City, Terms Reasonable, near the Depot, SLoO per Day.
Oomeford
Comer \Vm
Vllllll
Day & Plants, jewelers. DunklebcrJi" Xatliail, Lumber, Etc. {Sec adv.) & Co, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Etc, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles. & Westhauser, saloon and billiards. Eisenberg Daniel, dry goods. Elder George W, saloon and restaurant. Emmons Christopher C, tobacco and cigars. Emmons James A, propr Bismarck Sun.
Eades
Eppinger & Co, clothing. Fairchild George H, insurance agent. (Capital *50,000), Walter Mann First Xatioiial Pres, George II Fairchild Cashr. {See adv.) Fisher Asa, Wholesale Wines and Liquors. {See adv.)
M
Bank
Flannery and Wetherby,
lawj-ers.
Forster John P, restaurant. Franklin Wm, barber and baths.
Gannon John
P, hotel and saloon.
Millinery,
Gekhardt Miss Henrietta E,
FancT
Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Latest Fashionable Shapes Coustantly Received, Dressmaking in all its Branches. Glass George II, city justice of the peace. Glitschka Wm, grocer. Goff Orlando S, photographer. Goss James R, lawyer. Gould & Dahl, merchant tailors. Griffin Levi N, propr ^lerchants' Hotel.
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OWest, Eest and Cheapest.
New
Enpland
MntualLifelnsuraDceCo. of Boston. J.J.WATBOS. General Agent, 8T. PAUL.
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1^" fil^«'"'«!>S Harrows, Tnamph Seeders, Can; ton Plows, Bsggiea, etc., 18 W. 3J St., St. Paal.
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Kake,,
Ban-
BIS
AXD
BUSns-ESS DIRECTORY.
Hannifin Dennis, saloon. H;iiiuT?f Sigmund, clothing and merchant tailor. Lire Joseph, saloon and billiards. Hausinann Jordan, bakers. H..L,'lund John P, carpenter and builder.
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IloIIeiiibaek ^'ui A, Druggist.
Ives Mrs Harriet, milliner. Jewell Marshall H, job printer. Kirk Ezra B, S depot quartermaster.
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Kupitz
&
Griffin,
I-arsen Louis, boot
grocer and meat market. and shoemaker.
Leo Patrick, saloon.
Logan James A, grocer.
Lounsberry Clement A,
Ludswig John, general Lnng Sam, laundry.
store.
Propr Bismarck Tribune.
3IcClear Michael, "grocer.
Macnider D & Co, harnessmakers. Malloy Bros, proprs Western House.
-Marsh Martin L, saloon.
-McGowen Thomas, jironr Custer Hotel. -HcLeail A: ^I.ieilider, General Store.
Marshall James H, boots and shoes. Mason John A, blacksmith. Merk John, saloon. Meserve & Co, saloon and billiards. Missouri River Transportation Co, proprs Coulson Line. Mister Henry M, blacksmith.
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portation Co. Ilenrv Blakelev,^ Agent. Oberne, Hosick & Co, 'hides a'nd wool. Ostlund John, liverv stable. I'eoples George, bl^icksraith.
Xorlhwestern Express, Stage and Trans
4^M\
JOEDAN, ARCHITFPT^ WILSON & Bohoola, Conrt-Hi '^IWIIIIL.UIOjto Public Bdldingj,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Special attention and OhnroiieB.
'osaea
W.F. GOC'IN
798
& CO,--""™-"*'DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BIS
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BJO
Proprs Fort Sully Stage Line. Perterson Jonas, gunsmith. Porter Henry R, physician. Poster Hiram R, physician.
Heoples
Co,
Power T C
agent.
&
Bro, proprs Benton line steamers,
J C Barr
& Williams, lawyers. •Quinlan & Halloran, saloon.
Preston
Racek Bros, harnessmakers.
Raymond
Hoberts
J
W & Co,
&
grocers.
RayiuoncI
Bell,
Bankers.
Rogers Rust Charles B, blacksmith.
Schiffler
& Griffin, saloon and billiards. J & Co, wines and liquors.
F
R, merchant
tailor.
.Sharpless Bros, barbers.
.Sheridan Mouse, E B
and Start from
ritory.
this Hotel,
Bly Propr,
all
Trains Stop at
the Largest Hotel in the Ter-
Sherwood Stephen J, barber. Slattery Michael P, grocer. Slaughter B F, physician. Stewart David, carriagemaker. Stimpson H, news depot and confectioner. Stoyell John A, lawyer.
Wm
Stoyell Strauss
li:
EL
Leib, livery stable. tfe Bro, jewelers.
real estate.
Sweet
G W,
BI <& Co, Wholesale Grocers and Farm Implements. [Sec adv.) Tulley Terence J, merchant tailor. "Vaile, Miner &, Williamson, proprs Ft Keough Stage Line. Wah Wal Sam, laundry. "VValdron John, city mar.shall. Jud»Oil K, Grocery, Wines, Liquors and Brewery. (.S:t ddc.) "Watson Wiilard B, dry goods. AVeaver C S «V Co', Contractors and Builders, Whok-alc Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Building Paiior and Building Materials. Whalen John, crockery. Whitney Samuel, variety theatre. Williams Charles R, saloon. Yegaii John, grocer and baker.
Thurston
W
Walker
BJORN.
A
recently establi^^hcd postofKce in
Graud Forks county.
^P[4F^PPQ PSHQ OUnLlLRO DilUOg
Fine Merchant Tailoring,
Nrio
Jlinn.
R
Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Hasho w, Maish
BLA
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a.
& Davis, r^-^ -BLAIR.
BoUdeiB of Oity 'Wat*r-'Works for frontier townj. ^^ ^^ «"^ Cor. 2d St. and Pifth Ave. S., Minneapolis.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BLO
Formerly Lennox, country postoffice in the northcistem of Union county, 30 miles from Elk Point (c b), 5i from I'.illiope, Sioux county, Iowa, and 10 fromEden, both eligible
I'Art
r.iilro.id
tiic.ition
('JLirk'S
points. fine stock raising region. Stage commuwith Canton and Portlandville four times weekly. Mitchell, fanner, postmaster.
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BLJNSMON.
In the southeastern part of Moody county, 14 miles from Fl.indreau (c h), on the S. M. Ry. Has a Lutheran church .md a common school. Stage to Flandreau, fare §1.50, and Sioux Falls, fare $3.00. Mail weekly. Olof Olson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Olson O, blacksmith.
BLOM.
A
postoffice in the central southern part of
Deuel county,
E. Quickstad,
20 miles from Gary (c h). Weekly mail. postmaster and general store.
M.
BLOOMFIELD.
postoffice in a newly settled district in the east central part of Traill county, 15 miles from Caledonia (c h), on the Rod River of the North, the nearest steamboat landincr, and 30 from Casselton, on theN. P.Ry, the nearest railroad "point.
It
A
Las Methodist Episcopal
and Lutheran church
organiz.a-
tions,
holding services in the district school house. Exports, ^heat, banks at Fargo, and calls for a store and grist mill. Stage to Caledonia and Newburgh fare 81.00 and" 81.50 re;
spectively.
Four mails weekly.
John Ostlund, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dakke Ole P,
Harstad Ostlund
justice of the pe.ace.
G
A, ju<lge of probate.
J (>iethodist Episcopal).
Rev
BLOOMINGDALE.
small village in the central part of Clay county, 10 miles north of Vermillion (c h), on the Dakota Southern Ry, the •••arest railroad point. The Vermillion river here drives a fl''uriiig mill of 3 run of stone. The village has B.iptist and - uthodist churches, a public school, exports grain, stock and fl'jur, and offers openings to a blacksmith, wagonmakcr, storeki'oper and stock raiser.' Tri-weekly mail st.age to Vermillion,
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Iron
Roofers.'"'^'^""''^'"^'''' Ttird Minneapolis, Minn.
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Cutlery and Plated Ware, Omn UUUUbj Lamp PnnHc Johnson's Crockery House, ^^^Its'Zl!':'''^''
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Rev.
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Lodi, Riverside and Centerville. "^Idridge, postmaster.
Daily mail.
K.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Eldrids-e
Rev J
K (Baptist).
mill.
Nastlund J P, tiouring
BLOOMINGTON.
A discoutinued postoffice
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in
Brookings county.
BLUFF CENTRE.
country postoffice in the west central part of Clay county, 14 miles from Vermillion (c h), and 6 from Mechlino;, There is a Methodist church and the nearest railroad point. common school in the neighborhood. Semi-weekly mail stage H. A. Long, postmaster. to Mechling and Swan Lake.
BON HOMME.
county, is a decaying town on the southern border of the State, situated on the Missouri river, 13 miles from Tyndall, on the C, St. P. O. Ry. It had a population of 300, but Tyndall is drawing heavily from it. Exports, stock, pork and wheat. lias a Methodist Episcopal church and public school. Daily stage to Yankton and daily mail. A. Zienert, postmaster.
seat of
The
Bon Homme
&
BUSINESS DIEKCTOEY.
Cogan R,
hotel.
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Hutter Society, flouring mills. Markley F N, blacksmith.
Nicklas
D
P, physician.
Zienert A,
General Store.
BONNERSVILLE.
settlement of 120 souls in the as yet unorganized county of Ransom, on the Cheyenne river, 28 miles from New Buffalo, on the N. P. Ry, 40 from Fargo and 31 from Casselton. There is abundant water power on the Cheyenne river here,
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and millers are wanted to utilize it. The country is rich and fast filling up, and there are good openings for merchants and tradesmen. Exports, wheat, cattle and dairy products. Semi- weekly mail stage to Fargo; fare §3. John P. Knight, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bascomb Kuig;l>t
W F,
J P,
lawyer. Surveyor.
UrjU'o^'^fo nali O Oald
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1^1 nofr' Pft Manufacturers of Tire and Burg-
LUUii UUi lar
Pioof safes,
St.
Faul, Minn.
F. F-
Hennig,
Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Maanfactarer, Brackett's Block, MinneapoUsi Minn.
BON
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Merrj; O, carpenter.
Khinehart E D, blacksmith. Virgin S, physician.
BOWESMONT.
A
recently established postoffice in
Pembina county.
BRANDON.
A station on the W. & S. F. division of the St. P. & S. C. Ry, in the southeastern part of Minnehaha county, 8 miles from Sioux Falls (c h). Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Am. Daily mail. BUSIXESS DIRECTOET.
.
Rouland
N
J, general store.
BRANT LAKE.
In the southeastern corner of Lake county, is 7 miles distant from Madison (c h), 22 from Flandreau, the present terminus of the.S. M. Ry, and 35 from Sioux Falls. Has a
Methodist church and common school, exjiorts grain, and wants ^ blacksmith and a merchant. A village lot of an is offered any one who will start business in the place. Tri-weekly stage to Sioux Falls. Daily mail from Madison. Mrs. E. A. Bishop, postmaster.
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BUSIXESS DLEECTOEY.
Hastings
Rev
(Methodist).
BRIGHTON.
post village in the northwestern part of Union county, 22 miles from Vermillion, on the D. S. Ry, the nearest railroad point, and 36 from Elk Point (c h).
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BRISTOL.
A
newly established
postoffice in
Deuel county.
BROOKFIELD.
A
Moody
village of 50 inhabitants in the southeastern part of county, 15 miles from Flandreau (c h), the nearest
railroad point
BROOEONGS.
station on the I\Iinne«ota & Dakota division of the C. & N. W. Ry, near the center of Bri)okint,'s county, 14 miles from Mcdary (c h). Express, Am. Daily mail.
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STaTE RDOFERS.Lt"™™^' St Paul, Minn, Sixth and Siblay
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pTrri'^fftnn GF rCil lliglUIIj li
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-Artistic Tallor.
Dress Suits a Specialty.
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Nicollet Avenue, Miuneapolis, Mina.
802
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County.
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BROOKINGS CROSSINQ-Miner
(See Aurelia.)
BROOKLYN.
In the southwestern part of Lincoln county, on the line of the prospective Yankton branch of the C, St. P. O. Ry, -lo miles from Canton (c h), and 36 from Venuillion, either of which is an eligible railroad point. Has Methodist, Baptist, Swedish Lutheran and Universalist churches and a common school. Daily stage to Vermillion and Worthing, and daily mail. M. II. "White, M. D., postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Adaill§on John,
Amburn Rev
Boots and Shoes.
(Methodist). Bonine B, barber. Bouine S, hotel propr. Egerstrom L P, constable.
Wm
W
Hurlburt Rev
EH
(Baptist).
Lundin Rev C H (Lutheran). Palmer W, livery. Wallen Erick, constable. White 31 H, Physician and Justice of the Peace.
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Wimple
A
J, justice of the peace.
BROWN
A
road point.
EARTH.
post station in the southwestern part of Grant county, 20 miles distant from Big Stone City (c h), the nearest rail-
BRULE
The
OITY.
seat of Brule county, is situated on the Missouri river in the centre of the western boundary. 0. The C, St. P. has located a line to this point, but thus far Mitchell, on this road, TO miles distant, in Davison county, is the nearest railroad point. Goods should be shipped by water via Dry Island, on the Missouri river, 4 miles distant. Populatinn,
Ry
&
100. Has a public school, hotel and general store. Exports. hides and grain, and banks at Yankton. Stage to Yankton
and
all
•weekly mail.
lower towns semi-weekly; fare §15 to Yankton. Emily J. Spalding, postmaster.
Senii-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bond E
Bonnell
il, justice
O
11,
of the peace. boots and shoes.
Collins C, journalist.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
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Dert St,, St. Paul, Minn., Agents for the New Oilcioj High Life OiRMs.
Kashow, Maish
BRU
& Davis, ESS^^^r;^,!
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store.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hciui»gway & Co, general lAxikcr S C, druggist.
Lowis Lvwis
L W, justice of the peace. Meyer, surveyors. Ixiuvre Lafayette, blacksmith. General Store. iSpnlding:'
&
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D W,
Stout II G, propr Brule City House. B, jeweler. Struthers Wall «fc Disney, lawyers and loan agents.
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BUFFALO GAP.
A postoffice in
Custer county.
BURBANK.
A station on the S. C. & D. division of the C, M. & St. P. Ry, in the southern part of Clay county, 6 miles from VerPopulation, 50.' Exports, grain; banks at million (c h). Vermillion, has a district school and saw-mill, and wants a blacksmith, shoemaker, hotel, dry goods and lumber dealers. Daily stage to Ionia, Nebraska. Three mails daily. Frank P. Dutton, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams J D,
Andrews
Cusick
N
blacksmith. C, grain dealer. W, grain dealer.
Dutton
A K &
Son,
General Store.
Dutton Frank P, railroad agent.
Soul "Walter, engineer.
Stafin J, saw -mill. Stewart D H, carpenter. -Stayer D, wagonmaker.
CALEDONIA.
seat of Traill county, on the eastern border of the county, at the junction of Goose creek with the Red River of M., the North, 25 miles to Ada Station, on the St. P., ]\[. the nearest railroad point, and 40 miles north of Fargo, with
The
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has steamboat communication during summer. Population, 100. Goose creek furnishes power to a flouring mill at this point. Has a church, a common school and a hotel. Exports, wheat; banks at Fargo, and calls for a shoemaker and wheelwrirrht. Express, N. P. Stage to Fargo, farex4; Ada *2.50; Grand Forks 83; Mayville *2.50. Mail daily. Asa Sargeant, postmaster Morgan & Bro, deputy postmasters.
which
it
;
Kingsbury
& Draper.
Builders'
ics'
Tools, 3 5 E. Third St., St.
Hardware and MechanPaul
OH!OSTONEV/ARE'^"'""°""^^ HAEMON &
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Mianeapclu.
CAL
Armland L Clark C M,
Clark J P Cleveland
Corliss
J,
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DISECTOET.
CAN
blacksmith.
saloon.
W P, physician.
E, lawyer.
it
Bro, lumber and farm implements-
Comfort ^V 111,' Grocer.
A A,
L
harnessmaker.
Francis
Hobson H D, lawyer. Houghton Mrs, hotel.
Jahr
E
F, hardware.
Little Joliu,
Druggist.
.
McGuire Frank, blacksmith. Morgan & Bro, general store.
Paulson J E, general store. Sargeant Asa & Co, flour mill. Shuttleworth Mrs, milliner.
Sibley
"
Wm, lawyer.
Sundet John, hotel and meat market. Weston George E, lumber, lime and salt..
CAMERON.
The seat of McCook county, in the southeastern part thereof, 14 miles from Bridgewater, o'n the C.,M.&St. P. Ry. Population, 30. Has a Methodist church and common school. Triweekly stage
respectively.
to Sioux Falls and Parker; fare ^2.50 and 81.50^ Tri-weekly mail. J. Clark, postmaster.
W.
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Clark "W J,
General Store.
Hegley George, blacksmith. Lamphire C, hotel.
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CANNON BALL.
settlement on the Cannon Ball river, in Morton county,, near the center of the Territory. Shipments should be made by Missouri river steamer.
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CANTON.
of Lincoln county, is a thriving and growing town of 800 inhabitants, situated in a rich agricultural and grazing St. P. aiid neighborhood, and at the junction of the C, M. D. Rys, on the Big Siou.x river, the dividing liii<j the S. C.
The seat
&
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between Iowa and Dakota,
Congregational churches,
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has Episcopal, Methodist and common schools, a bank, 4 hotels,
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NEW ENGLAND "j"S^HS^^^^
Sole Ag't
0AHT05 PLOWS,
Tiger Bakes, Ran-
C.B.
THURSTON
CAN
aall Palverisia? Harrows, Triampli BeeJera, Mil-
J
bam Wagoaa, 'Bnggiea, etc., 18 W, 3d St., St.Paul
AND BUSIXKSS DIRECTORY.
CAN
805
MYLOR HOUSE
$2.00 Per Day.
G.
W. Naylor, Prop'r.
CANTON,
D. T.
FIRST-CLASS IN
LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS.
EVERY RESPECT. FREE 'BUS TO ALL TRAINS.
NEWLY BUILT AND NEWLY FURNISHED.
Dakota Poultry Yards
Breeder of and Dealer in Holstein Cattle
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Poultry.
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Light Brahmas, Partridge Cochins. Houdans, .\nit>rican liominiques. White Crested Black Polands. Plymouth Rocks. Imperial Pekin Ducks, Toulouse Geese. Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. -'^
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Pohnd
Cliini
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H.
HOLSEY,
Canton, D. T.
TAYLOR
W. TAYLOR,
&
ZELLER
Real Estate, Loan, Insurance
AND COLLECTION AGENTS.
Dakota Loan and Trust Company,
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President.
R. H.
WALKER.
J.
M.
ZELLER,
Sec'y and Treas'r.
CANTON, LINCOLN COUNTY, DAKOTA.
Money invested in first mortsa^e to 5 year loans on improved farms; interest from S to 9 per cent, payable annually or semi-annually. Loan not to exceed oneU*rd of appraised valuation. Written application required and sworn appraisal of *t l,?ast two freeholders. Morttra^e and mterest coupon note taken. Clear abstract o' titl- shown after record. Special rates and commission to banks and capitalists,
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further information furnished on application.
WILSON
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JORDAN,
AKOmrEOTS. Aoconstlcs, Hsating and Ventilation etrefoUy and correctly krranged. llknttpolis, Minn.
W,
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CAN
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Oificc-Day Block, Mr^eapolia, Mma,
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general grocery, dry goods, furniture, hardware, drug, wacron an^ carriage stores and mechanic shops, and a fair representation of the learned professions. The exports are principallv wheat and stock. Canton is the receiving and distributing center of an important, thickly settled and rapidly growing portion of the territory, and is constantly receiving' accessions to her population from the western tlow of immigration. Express, Am. and U. S. Stage to Richland, D. T., an°d Port" landville, Iowa. Two daily and two weekly mails. Maggie °^ Bailey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY. Alexander & Lane, livery and sale stable. American Express Co, T J Fosdick agent. Bailey 51rs 51, Postmaster. F &. Corson, Wholesale and Retail Liquors, Cigars and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. (See adv.) Bear Harvey, furniture and undertaker. Bedford Clayton A, agent St Croix Lumber Co. Benedict Joseph S, general store. Brown Elihu Y, physician. Burnstrom Magnus, blacksmith. Canton Advocate The (Weekly), Carter Bros Public. Carpenter James A, flouring mills, 2 miles s. Carter Bros, publrs Canton Advocate.
Barrow
Christopher Charles, grocer, etc. Clark Michael M, physician and surgeon. Kline J C, lawyer. Coloney John, Propr Merchants' Hotel. Conklin Rev C V (Baptist). Cuppett ^Vni :^I, Clerk District Court. Dahl John L, Ixjot and shoemaker.
Dakota Loan and Trnst Co,
Dixon Andrew P,
sheriff.
J
W Taylor Pres.
Falde John, groceries
Gale Bankers. Gifford Oscar S, lawyer. Gilbert G, general store. Glover J F, Lawyer. Guinter D S, blacksmith.
& Ward,
H
anii provisions.
Herman Manual H, livery stable. Hewitt Joel C, saddle and harnessmaker. Hewitt John W, saddle and harnessmaker. Hewitt &, Alexander, carpenters and builders. Hicks Joseph W, grocer.
UolMCy John
Stock and Cattle.
Hood Thomas W, drugs and
II, Dealer in Poultry, Essex Swine, Live {See a<lu.) wall paper.
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Pine Merchant TaUoring, No.
street, ST.
lo
PAUL, Minn.
Hashovv, f.laish '
& Davis, =.. '&.;rss;
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lliimeapoU*, MiimeapoUji Minn.
CAN
Horn J
AXD BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
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Co, wagon and carriagemakers. iMckson Ole R, blacksmith. JacoKs B C, county treasurer. Jenkins Mrs S J, millinery goods. Jerauld A, lawyer. Jones Edwards, saloon and billiards. Keeler George P, lawyer. Keller James, druggist and grocer. Keyes P, Railroad and Express Agent. Kingsbury Rev Lucius (Congregational). Lane Henry C, lumber, etc. Linderman Gustav, saloon. Loken Mrs Lyder, milliner and dressmaker.
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McBride Rev J (Episcopal). Mackey S P, supt of schools.
Hinkley, general store. Martin Bros, meat market.
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Merchants' Hotel,
Jliller
H, general store. Nash Ne^vraan C, editor and propr Sioux Valley News aylor George Propr Naylor House. (See adv.) Navlor Ho.pe, George Naylor Propr. {See adv.) r / kelson Gustav A, boots and shoes. \ Olson Rev E (Norwegian Lutheran). Pattee J B, carpenter and builder Pattee 3Irs S C, laundry.
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John Coloney Propr.
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Phillips John, live stock. Rea Oscar E, insurance agent. Robinson H, bakery and restaurant.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers
domestic
whs
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Cigars and Selilitx :»IiI«aukee Beer. OANTON, DAKOTA TEEEITOEY.
SELDEN & GKYGLA,
Tliird Street,
Fire-Proof DoorslSliuners. "'4 North I! aoeapolis,
ilinaeiota.
rhorloe Infincnn OrooW UiidllCO
JUllllOUHjington
808
Ave.
and Glassware, 513 WashSouth, MUflTElAPOLIS.
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Ross Alphonzo M, wagonmaker. Rosj Hiram W, manager Oshkosh Lumber Co. Rowley F M, general store. Rudolph Arthur F, clothing, boots and shoes. Rudolph Otto A, hardware and farm implements. St Croix L<»inil>er Co, C A Bedford, Manager. Shufelt & O'Xeill, sign and carriage painters. Sioux Valley Xews, N C Nash Editor and Propr. Skillerand John H, merchant tailor. Southard Ilaviland, physician. Syverud Matthias L, watches, clocks, etc. Lawyer. {See adv.) Taylor JohlL
Zeller, Real Estate, Loan, Insurance and Collection Agents. (See adv.) Thompson Oley, propr Thompson House. Thompson Thomas P, hardware and stoves. Thonstad Thore J, county clerk and register. Webb George W, barber. Webster Rev B (Methodist). Wendt Eniest, general store. Wiggins H, judge of probate. Woerc Herman, furniture and undertaker. Woodruff Mrs E M, milliner and dressmaker.
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CARLISLE.
settlement of about .30 inhabitants in the northeastern part of Pembina county, 11 miles from Pembina (ch), and 1from St. Vincent, Minn., the nearest railroad point. Has district schools, exports wheat, banks at St. Vincent, and is badly in want of a flour mill, blacksmith and store keeper, as the neighborhood is rapidly filling up. Weekly mail. Adolph
•Carl,
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postmaster and propr Carlisle House.
CARLTON.
newly founded town on the N. P. Ry, near the centre of the eastern line of Barnes county, 45 miles from Fargo. It is in a splendid wheat district, beautifully situated, and thousands of acres are being broken this season. Fine opening for a general store. Population, 20. Two mails daily. John il. Dennett, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Dennett John :^I, Propr Town Dennett & Eaton, lumber dealers.
Hubbele John E, propr town
.Johnson
Site.
Wm A, propr Carlton House.
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Jackson St, ST. PAUL,
Klaa.
site.
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Dnnl^ Rinflsnrv
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Oonnty, Township and Oity Officers, in test of style and on short notice, at F. F. EEMia'S, Brackett'e Block, Mianeapoik,
lxd business directory.
CASSELTON.
thriving business town of some 600 inhabitants in the Cfntral part of Cass county, 8 miles from Fargo (c h), on the line of the X. P. Ry, at the point where the Fargo, Casselton
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Xorthwestern branch diverges down the valley. There and Presbyterian churches and a public school together with a number of handsome business houses. A large trade is done with the Red River Valley country to the north, south and west of Casselton. The villao-e has a machine shop and several mechanic shops, and want's a grist mill and newspaper. Exports, wheat, oats and corn. Exj.ress, N. P. Ry. Stage to Amenia tri-weekly. Two mails
anil
are ^Methodist
here,
daily.
Edward
T. Slingsby, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
Aldrich
&
Lockwood, clothing.
Ambler Rev
RC
(Methodist).
Baldwin Rev J H (Presbyterian). Hannard H F, druggist. Barnes & Tennv, Errain dealers. BierbaiicrHeury, Hotel Propr. Brown J T, blacksmith'and constable. Cornwell A C, hotel. Crasswell Wm, farm implements. Crooks lEall, Contractors and Builders. Uajiper J P, laundry. Fish Peter, shoemaker. Fisher & Hunter, general store.
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Ilansuld
«fe
Shain, restaurant.
Holland James, liverv. Holmes F, banker. Hopkins & O'Conuell, general store. Hubbard & Parlin, general store and grain dealers.
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.laoobson F,
K'-itli
jr,
druggist.
D, justice of the peace. L, Lawyer. jviiight S H, builder and contractor. baiidquist V, insurance agent.
Iinij;ht
M
j.ane L) E, physician.
Lawrence Bros, c^neral store. •McDonald D A,1jlacksmith. -McDonald Samuel, blacksmith.
Moore James
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W,
contractor and builder.
lyers it Lowman, hamcssmakers. ^t-nloii C, Express and R.ailroad Agent. - 'jrnslj ct Wood, farm implements.
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M
H.
Pilch
and Gravel Roofers.
Ooi.
amh and
CEITTENDEN &
St. Faol,
CO., Sibley fltreeta,
MinA.
SPRING oyERCOATsrr:r:i°fMr;:iCAS
Ousley
liellock
Wm R, barber.
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Privic
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lawyer. Co, furniture.
hotel.
Riugrose James,
Rowe
H
J, physician.
Schroeder Peter, saloon. Shanks L, physician. Sliug-sby Eil T, Cigars and
M
Xews Depot.
JMcDonough, hotel. Steil Frederick, saloon. Stretlow Fisher, farm implements.
ifc
Smith
&
Tritchler Frank, wagonmakor.
Turner F
^Yatso^
!^,
Hardware.
&
Burdick, hotel.
physician.
Wilson A,
CAVALIER.
Otherwise known as Dewey,
is
a post station in the north
central part of Pembina county, 24 miles the nearest railroad point.
from Pembina
(c h),
CAVOUR.
A post
"W. Ry,
is
station in Beadle county. the nearest railroad point.
Huron, on the C.
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CELTON.
In the southwestern part of Minnehaha county, IS millfrom Sioux Falls (c h), the railroad shipping point.
CENTENNIAL PARK.
In the Black Hills, 6 miles from Deadwood, the scat "i' Lawrence county, 24S miles from Bismarck, on the N. P. !•}• and 200 from Fort Pierre, the nearest landing on the M:souri river; Has a district school, exports lumber, and bankat Deadwood. Dry goods and grocery stores are neci'l
Mail stage to Sidney t-ndee daily. Fare to Bismarck or F't; Pierre, S35. George F. Richards, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY. Brasch John, grocer. Jones T L, saloon and wagonmaker.
Powers
W T, saw-mill.
T
Kiclinr<Ss
"Weatherwax
George
J, Hotel and General
Store.
J, blacksmith.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. sESsH^
Are Agents
Hashovv,Maish& Davis,
CEN
obinery,
for all kh:ds of MaCor. 2d St. and Fifth At6, Soath, HianeapoliB.
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CENTRAL
A
CITY.
mining town in Lawrence county. Black Hills, 2 miles from Deadwood and 242 from Bismarck, is the nearest railPopulation given as 3, .500, of which a considerrond point. From 800,000 to §75,000 in gold .il'k- proportion is floating. The town has Methodist and tiiillion is exported monthly. Daily stage C'uiigregational churches and 3 public schools. Daily mail. Deadwood, Bismarck and Sidney, Xeb. t.p Nathan S. Gilbert, postmaster.
Alden
Altjeo
BUSINESS DIEECTOET. H A, lawyer and notary. James, boots and shoes.
Alien
is
James
W,
livery stable.
AlllCl'icail
Robinson Propr. This House House, Centrally Located and has the Best Accommodations in the City. Knrc'Iay Charles «k Co, Mnfg Jewelers, Etc. {See
adv.)
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Barnes Alexander M,
Herald.
Hassett Iloauvais
Ih-1I
Books, Stationery, Blank Books, Tobaccos, Cigars, Mag.izines, Periodicals, Etc.
Hills
Knrtlioloine^v Jaines S, Propr Black
{See adv.)
Dailv
&
Edelman, bakers. & Le Beau, jewelers.
John, carriagemaker.
Ik-Uivieau Joseph, dry goods. Ki'inenderfer Le^vis, restaurant
&
and
hotel.
IJi-rtsrhy
r.i~^ull
George, restaurant.
Arnold L, founder and machinist. inaek Hills Daily Herald, J S Bartholomew Propr.
(See adv.)
llogle Daniel,
I
stamp mill (40 stamps). l>"wman John H, saloon.
!"yer John C, barber, 'irinneman John, carriagemaker. liurgoyne Felix, saloon.
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liarbono Edward, carriagemaker. lirney James B, physician.
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'>:dton
n
(See adv.)
''avidson
"Mway Christian, jeweler. Henrv V, saloon. & Mills, saloon and
billiards.
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
full line of Darling,
Brown
35 East
&
Bharpe'a MMhlnists' TooIb. TMrd St., St. Paul.
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China.
E. A.
Glassware,
wholesale
and
retail
HAEMON &
00,, Minneapolis.
CEN
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
CEN
Davis & "Delaunay
GiLstafson, saloon.
& Rainwater, saloon and billiards. Fuller, Druggists and Saloon. Dine Danit-l G, news dealer and carrier. Dixon it Hall, proprs Rustic House. Father i>e fSiiiet Consolidated Gold ^liiiiii;:
DillOli
&
(Cajutal -slO,OOU,OoO), Archibald Borland Pres, Thiudore ^Yidman Sec, Louis L Alexander Supt and Agi-ut, Gold Mine (Quartz— 80 Stamps). (Methodist), Field Rev Footo, Hildcrbrand & Co, stamp mill (20 stamps). Fortin Joseph, saloon. Fowler Elijah P, saloon.
Co
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Frank
&
Gottstein, grocers.
Fyler Carleton C, blacksmith and livery. Garden City Hydraulic Co, Gold Placer Mines, 3 miles n. Gilbert Xathan, grocer. Goldboom David, clothing. Golden Gate Gold Mining Co, (quartz— cap $10,000,0001. Theodore Widman sec, Louis L Alexander supt an
i
agent.
Gopher Consolidated Gold Mining Co, George
supt, i mile s. Great Eastern Gold Mining Co, Silas
H
Purnior;
C Hays
sec, Marti:;
Lewis
supt.
Hebbard & Hubbell, saloon. Hehl Christian C, confectioner. Anderson, Brewery and Saloon. {See ado.) Heilll Hewes Julius, grocery and clothing. Hickey Joseph, barber. Higby & Co, grocery and general store. Johnson Solomon P, meat market. Justice Consolidated Gold Mining Co (quartz), Theodore 'Wil-
&
man
sec,
Louis
L
Alexander supt and agent.
Kennedy George M, saloon. King Jeremiah, saloon. King ifc Osterndorf, meat market. Leavenworth Thomas B, assayer.
Lindale Carl, carpenter and builder. Lutz John, blacksmith. McLaughlin & Cassels, stamp mill (25 stamps).
Mann A
Marsh
Bass, druggists.
& Barnett, fancy goods and saloon. Matthiessen Peter, grocery and saloon. Meillens & Gay, restaurant. Meisel Louis, meat market. Miller, Silkenson & Co, planing mill.
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
of Boston. °f B»st"n.
^-aw^fMasaacOBaiUapr Law of Masaacbnattta pro^-
LIFE INSURANCE CO -'^
?«•.-^,
forfeltoiel J. J. Watson, G«n'lAgt.,3t.
f*M:
,
Black
Hills
I^ep-aTolicasa iaa :E=clitics.
Issued first in 1876 as a daily in
advance of the
Post Office and Telegraph.
ONLY
STEM
mWlE
IN
BOUSE
THE
BLACK HILLS
TBisMs
Jcumes
ms wmm year
S.
BcL-rtKolorrzew
PROPRIETOR.
Central
City,
Dakota Territory.
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W.
814
F,
GUNN
CEX
& CO. ^'^^Ss&^:i
Office— Day Block, Miaceapolis, Minn.
DAKOTA
G.Vi'.ETTEER
silver, 6
CEX
miles
s
Milwaukee Mining Co, goKl and
Moran Michael G, -n'ines and liquors. New York Minintr Co. A Fish sec, Daniel Greene sin,' Occidental Ilotel, PSTetreault proj.r, a Strictly Fir^t Class Hotel, has Good Beds, Airy Sleeping Rooms, an. is Kept for the Accommodation of the Travelino- Public '^ Ogden David, grocer. Overman Achilles M, physician. Ferryman R H, physician. Ferryman R H ifc Son, druggists.
w.
Wm
W
Phillips Bros, grocers.
Fierce Closes, tlour and feed. Pincus Samuel, tailor. Fohalski Heinrich, saloon. Portland Mining Co, O P & 11 Ankenny proprs, silver mine, 8 miles s w. Poss John F, boot and shoemaker. Reed Mrs Maria, restaurant. Reilly & Hefner, general store. Robinson Rodnev'W, propr American House.
K
ROisenkrauz Ileury,
adv.)
Brewery
and
Saloon.
(5f
Schloredt Wilhelm, baker and confectioner. Schultz & Charles, boot and shoemakers. Seedall Joseph, boots and shoes.
Shannon Edward, restaurant.
Siinp-iiOll Mrs Harriet J, Propr Denver House. Suyder Joseph, saloon. Sparks & Allen, grocers. Stannus John, lumber and ice.
Stebbiiig,
Steele
Miiud
&
&
Fox,
Bankers.
Tippie, saloon.
Sutto Henry, jeweler. Sutton Wm, carpenter and builder. Taylor John T, carriagemakcr. Tetreault Peter S, propr Occidental Hotel.
Thompson O B, stamp mill. Treanor Mrs Mary J, dry goods. Wasserman Bernhard, gun"smith.
Wenke John
G, har<lware.
Wilkinson Huger, lawyer. Williams Henry, physician. Williams Robert, barber. Wilson James, saloon.
Wisner Higby J, livery stable. W'oods & McDunald, hardware.
QPUFCPBQ yllUOl OUnLr LnO RSDnO
DRAPERS
and TAILOES, No.
St,
-3
»
East -nurd street,
Paul,
il;i::-
B
C.B.THOriSTGN,
CEN
^"^.
3,
Ag't TIGEE RAKES, Milboni Wagons, BngKandall Ptilveriziag Harrw j, Triaraph SeedCiDtOtt PlowB, etc.,
18
VT.
3d
St., St.
Paal.
DIKECTORY.
Ches. Barclay
&
Co.
#? WATCHMAKERS
\"
^^^
,'
\/
All our goods
made from
native gold
Henry Rosenkranz,
CITY BREWERY
Beer Five Dollars per Keg.
in the
Black
Hills.
Best Beer Manufactured For Sale Wholesale
and
Main
St.,
Retail.
Central City,
Main
St.,
Deadwood,
sec,
D. T.
Wyoming & Dakota Water Co, Theodore Widman L Alexander supt and agent.
Zink Nicholas, baker.
Zoellner Jona-", clothing.
Louis
OENTREVILLE.
settlement on the Vermillion river, in the southeastern corner of Turner county, 20 miles from Lennox, on the C, M. &, St. P. Ry, and 12 from Swan Lake (c h). The Vermillii'n river gives power to flour mills here, and the exjjorts are butter, eggs, flour and wheat. lias Baptist, Methodist and Universalist churches and a district school. Stage communic-ition with Vcnnillion and Parker tri-weekly, and daily niail. William Eye, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Aiid.orn Rev (Methodist). iKiuglas George, pro]ir Cciitreville Mills. I' ye AVill, General Store.
A
ARCHITECTS,
WILSON & JOEDAU,
to
FabUo Builiiui^
gS?SS
and Cboiciies,
SchoolB, Coort-Housea
ames and Looking-Glasses, at
CHAELES
JOH:-:.
LOsSO SON'S,
j
513 "Washington Ave. South, Minneapolii
CEX
-/
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
CLA
,
Hurlburt Rev E (Baptist). Lowrif Wm, live stock dealer. Wakefield Rev (Universalist).
OHANKA.
In the central western part of Davison county, 12 miles from Firesteel (c h), on the C, M. St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
&
CHILDSTOWN.
settlement in the western part of Turner county, 14A miles from Swan Lake (e h), and 13 from Marion junction, the nearest shipping point. Has Mennonite and Methodist Episcopal churches and a district school. Stage to Jlarion Junction and Yankton, fare -Si, Canton and Milltown. Ten mails weekly. Andrew Schrag, farmer, postmaster.
A
CHOTEAU CREEK.
creek a
postofHce in a settlement near the mouth of Choteau fine stream in the southwestern corner of Bon Homme county.
A
CLARK
pioneer settlement in Clark county, 30 miles from TVatertown, on the C. & Js. W., the nearest railroad point. The C. N. W. is rapidly pu.shing its way in the direction of Clark. Has a Methodist and Congregational church, and a school house is being erected. The neighborhood is settline rapidly. Exports, farm produce, and calls for a blacksmitli and physician. Population, 125. Daily stage to Watertown and Foster City; fare -SI. 50. Daily mail. J. W. Hutchingson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
The
&
Fountain Bros, general
store.
Hosking
&
Williams, land agents.
Hlltchin^<soil J AV, Propr Clark House. Jonson Rev H B (Congregational).
Taft Adelbert, propr Taft's Hotel and stage Williams J A, commission agent.
line.
CLARKE'S FARM.
A postoffice in the Clark bonanza farm of 4,480 acres, 1" miles east of Bismarck, in Burleigh county.
CLAY
A
miles from Vermillion
(c h).
POINT.
Clay county, H>^
postoffice in the central eastern jiart of
Hail's Safe
I Lock co."-""-""-^I
lar Proof Safos, St. Paul, Miwi.
Hashov/,Maisli& Davis,
Orders
t
AXD BUSINESS DIKEOTOKY.
CRO
^
A
CLIFTON.
post village in the east central part of Moody county, 10 miles from Flandreau (c h), the nearest railroad point.
CLINTON.
A
Grand Forks
recently established postoffice in Grand Forks county. (c h) is the nearest shipping point.
CLYDE,
postoffice in Spink county, 10 miles from Hastings (c h, temporary), and 75 from Watertown, the nearest railroad jioint. Mail stage to Jamestown and Firesteel semi-weekly. Theodore Lower, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
McXab
Daniel,
Turner
judge of probate court. "^V J, General Store.
jr,
Spencer Allen, flouring mill.
COLUMBIA. A A
recently established postoffice in
Brown county.
CORNELL.
farmhouse postoffice in ^liner county, 18 miles from Huron, the present terminus of the C. «& N. "W. Ry. George Arnold, farmer, postmaster.
CROOK
In the Black Hills,
(c h),
CITY.
Lawrence county, 10 miles from Deadand 250 from Bismarck and Fort Pierre. The ^^ bite Wood creek here gives power to a saw-mill and a flour mill. Has Catholic and Methodist churches and public and Jirivate schools, and exports furs, hides and potatoes. Population, .300. Express, S. & B. H. S. &. E. and T, & E. Cos. Daily mail stage to Bismarck and Sidney, Neb. Frank W.
wood
Ives, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Ash Henry,
grocer.
C'arlson Si Freese, meat market. <]hariaberlain Co, saloon.
H&
t'razier tt Gorman, saloon. Gray Mrs, hotel. liaild Alva, Stationeiw and Tobacco.
Pitch
and Gravel Roofers. ^T^atXe"";
GIT Ti
I
Coi't'l'^
I
u!
I
iliHlUilj Scotch and German
Wtnn
^''^P^ °° ^'^^'^ ^^^
finest,
Trench, English,
Suitings, Minneapolis.
818
_^Hobert
I\Iattox
CRO
C
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
CUS
G
Powers
Wm T, lumber miifr.
&
Co, general store.
store.
F, hotel. W, ploveiuaker.
Rowland J
Shannon Thomas, general
Sparks Joseph, hotel propr. Vaubuskirk J & Co, drncrgists. General Store. Valentine Ij
Vroman
H
W,
Williams
W H, druggist.
31 &, Son,
hardware and farm implements.
CROW CREEK
Formerly Fort Thompson,
is
AGENCY.
an Indian agency on the Missouri river, 'in the western part of Buifalo county, 90 miles from Firesteel, the present terminus of the C, M. & St. P. Ry, and 175 from Yankton. There is 1 Episcopal church at There is the Agency, and 2 at the Upper and Lower camps. an Indian mission school, with 35 scholars, here, and the exports are hides and horns. Population, -iO whites and 875 Sioux. The asfency is not open for settlement. Stage to Yankton, S15,"'Fort Pierre, 8G.50; Fort Sully, 89.50; Fort Randall, 810.25; Yankton Agency, §12.75; Springfield, Sl4. Mrs. M. E. Dingan, postmaster.
•
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Brown S
J, catechist.
Dingan Mrs M E, matron Indian boarding school. Dougherty Capt E, acting Indian agent. Eby J N, Indian trader.
W
Saul
Wm,
catecliist (native).
CRYSTAL.
A
recently established postottice in
Pembina county.
CUSTER.
seat of Custer county, Black Hills, inhabitants, on tlie daily stage route to
The
is
a village of 50
Cheyenne City,
Wyoming
Booth
Sager
Territory and Deadwood.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
&
Shaukland, general store.
Charle-;, general store.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Eoljert
Street,
ST,
PAUL, Minn.
GPECIALTY-rull
line of Wines anJ Liquors for family lue-
Fff Hen nig, F.
S».^ .-k rA» i/« I
^>-vi
Book-Bluder and Bl Blank-Book
.
«-'ss,r£
neapolis,
s
Block,
Mian.
DAH
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DAHL.
A
.M.,
[loiit
station in
tlie
central eastern ]iart
(< h),
'>(
(ii-:uul
Forks
."\I.
roiiiity. 10
miles from
Grand Forks
on the
St. P.
ct
the nearest railroad point.
DALESBURG.
eountry })ostofKee in the eastern part of Clay county, 15 The miles from "S'ermillion (c h), the nearest railroad ])oint. Vermillion river provides power for a flouring mill in the nei^hljorhood. Has Lutheran and Baptist churches and a coiniuon school, exports farm produce, and requires a store. Semi-weekly stage to Vermillion and Sioux Falls; fare §5. John jMickkleson, farmer, postmaster.
A
DANBURY— Bon Homme
(See Tyndall.)
County.
DANVILLE.
Lake
In the soutliern part of Turner county, ti miles from Swan (c h), and is from Parker, the nearest railroad point, on the ('., M. <fe St. P. Ry, is a country postottice in a fanning and grazing neighborhood. Has church denominations and a school, and exports wheat and cattle. Semi-weekly "tage to Parker and Mechlin, and mail each way. ]\r. Rosinersen, jiostmaster.
common
DEADWOOD.
One of the most striking of the many evidences of rapid growth and development that are characteristic of this propressive age is a city of 0,000 population, dating its existence Irom 1RT7. It is located in the canyon of Whitewood creek, and is almost entirely shut in by hills of considerable altitude. The Deadwood of to-day, however, is a city that has "ITung up, Chicago like, from the ashes of that memorable '•ontlagratiou of the 2.5th of September, 1879, and is con•tructed in a much more substantial and tasteful manner 'lian the original city, which was entirely composed of ['•i>tity constructed wooden buildings, designed solely for immediate occupancy, and without the least regard for style '" permanence. During the present season, which has been
"He of marked activity in building, a large number of neat an.l substantial brick business blocks and other structures, fi'iblic and private, have been erected, and various other 'nipn.vements are rapidly being made. Besides the quartz
VIIUUI IIIUII SlDiMG SHEET-IRON WlliSnUl '"'^m^^^^f;:: and
Sixth
Sibley St., St. Paul, Minn.
IN
Headquarters for Crockery
820
rai
s,
MINNESOTA.
EASMON 4
Minneapolia.
CO.,
E. A.
DEA
MI.VNKSOTA STATE GAZETTKKK
DEA
resentmg as many denominations; i graded public schools having R teachers, and an attendance of 250 scholarsbanks, the First National and the Merchants' National, the former having a capital of »; 100,000 and a surplus of 820,000a public hall with a seating capacity of 400; there are 6 good hotels and several tirst-class restaurants, Roberts & Roscbrough bros. being the most popular of the latter. Four newspapers having daily and weekly e.litions, are published Ihe city has a bonded indebtedness of >i3 75,000 and an assessedvaluation of property, real and personal, amounting
'
located in and around the city, there are 9 or more saw mills, 2 [.laning mills, a shingle mill, a feed mill, a brick van! a brewery, and other industries. There are o churches"
rei,-
(18,9) by the three stage foots up 12,500 tons.
/?o''-'.^f
/
^''^^
'•'^l^'^'^^'^-
^"'^""t of fj-ei^Jit received last yea^ and express '^lines centerincr here
^
.
arrive daily.
Deadwood is the county seat of Lawrence county, in the northwestern part of which it is located, 20 miles east of the line ot A^ yoming territory, 15 miles south of the Belle Fourche nver, 50 north of Custer City, 225 southwest of Bismarck, and about the same distance from Sidney, Neb. and Cheyenne, -VN voming territory, from all of which places stages
.Sol.
Star, postmaster.
s h^
DAILY,
-
1 imes, x
D. T.
DEADWOOD,
Dailj/ and ^Veekly. The Jirst cLctily in the ^vestcTTh end of the Territory,
JEstcthlisJied
1876.
'
CIRCILATIOX.
-
1,100.
I
WEEKLY,
-
-
-
700.
TEU.tlS.
DAILY,
-
-
-
$18.00'" r WEEKLY,
-
-
$4.00.
PORTER WARNER,
EDiTon AND Proprietor.
I I
RJ U^
R— J"
I
I
SPn U Ul
°^'^'''^
^"^
"^-^ Cheapest.
New Er.rhnd
KntualL.fo Instance Co. of Eo.lon. J.J.WAXbON, General A^ent ST PADL,
Hashow,Maish& Davis
DEA
J faction gnaxanteed, MiuseapoUap
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DEA
821
Pollock
& Boyden's
liotograpliio Eoiporiyin
or the ehuk
Cor. of
Hills,
Lee and Sherman
Sts.
Deadwood, D.T.
All kinds of tlie latest scenerj- of
the Black Uills Radius of
Deadwood and
lowstone.
Yel-
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Tonrists are cordiallj- invited to
step into the Gallery
while in Deadwood and
examine tliem
D.
WJ.V
W
R bTKLLE.
McLaughlin.
>/[6L(kugl:(liri
&
Steele,
Attorneys
D. B.
at
Law.
C. E.
DEADWOOD, DAKOTA.
CURTIS.
BARNEY.
GR.AYES & BARNEY,
Succe^-or^ to Orave.s. Curtis
^\^lol, ^.Ue
&
Co.
in
and Retail Dealers
.C^j FURNITURE, CROCKERY, "'" """"^ Oil Clotli.s, JIuttre.s.ses, Bed^
'
.
_ ij
' I
_
'
'liiisx,
"Window
Glass, ^Yin-
\
-
*-'
fi
f
.
'low Shades,
''" ^'fiins
etc.
Agents
,-/?-.
"-^^--i^&s.^
"^
C^^^
aud Pianos.
Deadwood, D. T.
142 Main
Street,
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
fall line of Darling,
Brown
If
You V/eni a Complsie Gunn &
DEA
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
^°^-^^°-^'^"'-^'^Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
DEA
Abbott Frank, ]ihotop;rapber. Aclnin«i ISielinrcl O, Propi- Daily and Weekly Pioneer.
Adams
Alber
&
Bros, grocers. Co, carpenters and builders.
S, livery.
Ammennan John
AnJrus Brazil, merchant "tailor. At wood Rev E F (Congregational).
At«"OOd
«&: I^OCBiaili (Julius P Atwood, Squire P Romans), Lawyers, Mining Patents a Specialty, Lee. Ila!)fOcl» Lyilinn F, "Physician, res on Williams st. Badger State ISlining Co, M CHfEord sec, David Fitch supt, gold mine 3^ miles s. Baer lieu, Wholesale Liquors and Cigars, Sole Agent for Anlieuser & Co's St Louis Beer, Main st. Barnard George L, junk store. Barnett Eugene, livery and corral. Bauman Andrew, barber and baths.
Beals G W, painter. Bear, Butte & Deadwood Railway Co, Ferdinand Jensen
pres,
Benson & Elliott, saloon. Bent & Det'tken, druggists. Bernard Mrs Mary, propr French Hotel and
Wm Ilaydon
sec.
saloon.
Bews &
Casfv, saloon.
Black
laiils
Paily and W^eckly Times,
Porter
a Large Circulation, Latest Telegraphic and ^Mining News, for Terms Address as Above. Blandin & Withan, feed and shingle mill. Bloom Solomon, clothing.
Warner Propr,
Boraeisler
L
E, assayer.
Borchers Carl, saloon. Brendlinger Hiram J, tobacco and cigars. Brennicke Wilhelm, saloon. Brison S, restaurant. Brown Wm, tobacco and cigars. Browning & Wringrose, grocers. Buchanan Rice K, dentist. Blldcril!) 'IVlll C, Lawyer. Bueter John, grocery and saloon. Burleigh Andrew F, Lawyer. JBurnham Daniel P, stationery and fancy goods. Burus John H, lawyer. Butler Joseph, barber. Butler Squire T, jeweler. Butterfield Bros, meat market. Caledonia Mining Co, D F Verdenal sec, A J Rigby supt. miles s. gold mine
Wm
.'i
QPHFFFRQ RRn^
^'°^ Merchant TaUoring, No. 4C Third Street, ST. PAUL, Minn.
E
Sole Ag't
CANTON PLOWS,
otc.,
CB.THb'RSTCN,
DEA
HENRY FRAWLEY.
dall PulvenzinfT Harrows,
born Wagons, Bccgies,
Tiger Rakes, EanTriumph Seeders, Mil18 W. 3d St,, St.Panl
AX1> BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DEA
E. L.
&23
KOHN
FRAWLEY & KOHN,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
OFFICE
:
Corner
MAIN
and LEE Streets.
DA^^D
G. TALLX.N'T, Attorney at
Law,
STEPHEN
J.
SCRIBER.
Notarj' Puhiic.
Tallent
&
Scriber,
Abstracts of Titles furnished.
Branch
Inquiries by Mail answered free.
Golden Center, D. T.
Principal 0£ce, opposite Court House, corner of Slierman and Pine Sts., Deadwood, D. T.
Office,
comer
of
Main and Gates
Sts.,
MABBS BRUTHER.S,
Agents tor all kin,l.s of Machinery. Quartz Mills. Engines. Boilers and General Mill Machinerv a specialty. Practical Machinists. Civil and Hvdraulic Engineers and 5Iilhvri?ht3. Water Powers surveyed. Special
attention given to
tlie
construction and erection
DEADWOOD,
R. C.
D. T.
O. J.
LAKE,
President.
SALISBURY,
%-ice
Prest
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DEADWOOD, D.T. PAID UP CAPITAL. SIOO.OOO; SIRPLUS.
and
sells
I
8^0.000.
|
Gold Dust. Coin, Government Vouchers, Bullion and Exchange.
Drafts on the principal cities of Europe for Telegraph. Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission. Inter on time deposits. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
M.
C.
THUM,
Cashier.
Roberts^ Restaurant
SHERMAN' STREET,
at the
FOOT OF
LEE.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS. BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
O-eorg-e
.A-.
lEBoloerts.
Proprietor.
WILSON
& JORDAN, S^eSSS
Crockery I Glassware,
•*
1
«
(See
-'
South,
iHNlTEAPOLIS.
^.:^j!^^^i
824
DEA
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
DEA
Carney James, blacksmith. Carpenter & Gallup, grocers. cfc Carev. lawyers Cliadwick Will t, Lawyer.
Caulfield
'''""°
'"rmile?f e.
""''
^^
^^^
a<U
)
^'P^ ^^' ^^-P^)-
Chase Isaac H, clothino-. Chew Robert, wines aiJil liquors. Cheyenne cfc Black ffills Telegraph Line, Ilibbard
.
pro])rs,
Eernest ^V
cS;'s,ts:;-.
'"•
Emery manacrer ""'>- ^'-
.t Xa^^le "^
'*^
«"<-)
Clagett & Dixon, lawyers. Clark Henry C, justice of the peace. Clark James, confectioner. Clark John J, dentist
Fancy Goods ^'"r!",-^^'**,! ^*'"r**' Lad.es' Bazaar, Latest Styles and Shapes Consnantlv ' Received, Laces, Ribbons, Silks and Ladies' Suiu Jackson, carpenters and builders. Col burn \\ J, assayer. Colman Daniel, saloon.
Clay
^^ ^mm^rj and
&
m
Colman Nathan,
Conwav
&
justice of the peace Covle, saloon.
^'''Exp'^es7ca'^''^'''
Cornell John D, propr Cornell \\ m, painter.
^^^^^'^^^^ ^^^ Custer Stage and
Wentworth House.
Cornforth Thomas T,
liles'sf
Wholesale and Retail Confectionery Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Figs, Dates Etc Etc '^"'' P-P- Lexington Gold'^ints, "'
^
3
^***Wvert
^^'Shton Corson,
^l^'!"!,')'
A D
Thomas),
Cronm Thomas,
Curtis
Court Bros, livery stable. Court & Plaines, lumber mnfrs, 16 miles n Craig Andrew, wood turner.
w
DB
saloon.
cfc
Co, harnessmakers.
.
Cushing Bros, gents' furnishino-
Damon Jeremiah H,
Daugherty
&
grocery and saloon Co, proprs Ft Pierre Freight Line.
iul i^. ^gO'"frtB*rl (General Agent Hall's Safe BVMi-*igTOra,Lock
Co, ST.
^
and
PAUL,
Minn.
Hashow,Maish& Davis,
DEA
D.
iSISS
DEA
A
D.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
825
CORSON.
THOJIAS.
'
CORSON
p. O. Box, 622.
&
THOMAS,
DEADWOOD,
D. T.
OVERLAND HOUSE.
Sherman
Elegantly Furnished.
Street,
Deadwood, D. T.
PILOHEE & BARTELS,
and Complete
is
Prop'rs.
This House
is
entirely
New
in all its
appointments, and
the
L.\RGEST HOTEL ly THE CITY.
MOSES LIYERMAN,
Notary Public.
DEADWOOD,
D. T.
SANDERSON & LEEMAN,
Carriage and Ornamental Painters
ANTHONY'S BLOCK, UPPER MAIN DEADWOOD, D. T.
ST.,
MERCHANTS' HOTEL
The only
first-class
House
Street,
in the City.
Wertheimer Block, Main
Deadwood, D.
T.
Centrally Located, First-class Accommodations at low rates. Stage and Tolocrraph Oeices in same Building. Proprietor. J.
WERTHEIMER,
&
GrT-:l.i,
Sr.,
Galvanized Iron V/indow
Caps.E
N. Tiird
eapolis,Jiiiiii.
'-'t
SPRING OVERGOATSr"''*''''""*""*' Farrington's, Minneapoli;
F.
826
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Deadwood and
Deadwood
Decker Peter,
Centennial Valley Road and Tunnel Co, Louis C Richards pres, Stephen J Scriber sec, 4 miles in length to the Foot hills. Evciiiaiili" Press, Press Publishing Co Proprs, C C Moody 3I;uiagei-, Largest Circulation of any Daily in Dakota, Only Evening Paper Taking Associated Press Dispatches.
saloon.
Deetkin Julius, druggist. DefEebach Bros, live stock, 30 miles w. Delfel George, barber. Dextraze Thomas, saloon. Dickinson Daniel K, physician. Dickinson Frank E, cracker mnfr.
Dougherty Daniel, saloon. Doyle V, lumber mnfr, 8 miles 9. Dudley, Cakhvell & Co, lumber mnfrs. Duncklee H L, jr, gold mine owner, 25 miles e. Duncklee Horace L, sr, propr gold mines. Edmonds & Pinney, clothing and merchant tailor.
W
EsSt^rt
Elliott Elliott
CiJeors'c, Propr^Great Eastern Hotel.
Mrs Ellen "M, milliner. John M, confectioner.
Epstein & Lowenthal, clothing. Erb & Lane, saloon. Evans Frederick T, propr freight line. Fargo S C »t Son, grocers. Ferris Edsoil E, News Depot, Stationery and Full Line of School and Miscellaneous Books, at Post Office. Fink Joseph, watchmaker. (Cap 8ioo,ooo, surplus S20,ooo), First National {Stc Richard C Lake Pres, Marvin C Thum Cashr.
Bank
adv).
Fisliel 5Iax, Wholesale and Retail Tobacco, Cigars and Fancy Goods, Notions, Stationery and Musical Instruments, Bohemian Glassware.
Fisher Peter H, sewing machines.
Flaherty
L. Barber and Baths, Pioneer Barber Shop of the Black Hills, First-Class Artists Always uii Hand, Hot ami Cold Baths. Ford Jackson, barber. Forest Isaac, saloon and billiards. Fortier Joseph, physician. Haydon sec, Ft Meade Hydraulic Gold Mining Co, Robert Florraann supt, 40 miles s e. Frank Natlian, meat market. Frank Solomon, tobacco and cigars.
Edward
Wm
CO D«wb:«« w««« TO Perkins, Lyons
I
n« & Co. ""*r£|
p.
?1
Stre^et,
Row
ST.JAOU
Manufactured
Blank-Boo!(S
tions, at
for Banks, Mill Men and Oorporalow ratea and In best of style, by F, F, HENOTQ,
Brackett's Block, Minneapolia,
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liUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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J^. J^.
OSIOTJTEl^'Cr,
Attorney-at-Law
DEADWOOD,
This euphonious expression applies to the
class Restaurant
D. T.
u-iNrs-cr:R:E=^f^S3^]XD
i
first-
neiit, comfortable and conducted by
ROSEBROUGH BEOS.
^^h.'never a fine supper is to be gotten up for a Banquet, these gentlemen are at once sought for and arrangements are immediatelj- made with them to prepare a grand culinary collation without a parallel in modem cookery. One of their usual dinners to-day.
3: a::d try their Bill of Fare.
DEADWOOD,
D. T.
W.
L.
CHADWICK,
Public.
Attorney ^ Coui|^elor-at-I<kw
And Notary
SHERMAN
ST.,
DEADWOOD,
D. T.
IIEIM &
GayvillQ
ANDEKSON,
PROPRIETORS
Export Beer Brewery
CAYVILLE,
D. T.
MALTHOUSE AND BOTTLING WORKS,
P- O.
Box, 408.
DEADWOOD,
D. T.
M.
H. Criitsnden
& Co.lS&^^Sf ^''^^
i.
I
:'f;..V
^'U:
Largest Slock Crockery l,V»'foo:,
828
l^:
Bernanl
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Frawley A: Kolill^ Lawyers. {See adv.) French "Hot el and Kestaiiraiit, Mme M
for Sale. Friedrich Friedrich, baker and confectioner.
Propr, Up])C'r Shennan street, -si. 25 per Day, Boavl §5.50 per Week, Beds -S2.00 per ^yeek, This Fine Hole!
FuUin-vrider Samuel N, grocer. Gaffy Loring E, lawyer. Gandolfo Joseph R, confectioner. O'Brien, mining stock brokers. Gaston Haydon sec, Gen Merritt Gold and Silver Mining Co, 10 miles s e. Gerard J 11 & M, barber and baths. Gerrish Co, grocers. Gilbert Cliarles yi, Clothing. Gillette Daniel M, jeweler. Gilmer, Salisbury Co, props Sidney and Black Hills Stage and E.xpress Co. Gleason Rev E (Catholic). Glesaz John, confectioner. Glover George W, explorer. Glover G W, lumber mnfr, 4 miles n w. Goldberg J, clothing.
&
Wm
&
&
D&
Oott*«teiil
&
Franklin,
"Wholesale
Wines
and
Liquors, Pure Bourbon and
Rye Whiskies and
Cigars,
Main st. Goughnour E, lumber mnfr, 40 miles
'
Graves
adv.)
&:
Barney,
8 w. Furniture and
Crockery, Main.
{Sec
{See adc.)
Great Eastern Hotel,
Greenley
George Eggert Propr.
Burd, saloon. Grimshaw R E, meat market. Haight & Offenbacher, stamp mill, 13 miles s e. Hale John D, live stock, 12 miles n. Hamilton A: Uockfellow, "Wholesale and Retail Books and Stationery, Books, News, Picture Frames and
&
Paper Dealers, 148 Main
st.
Hammond
I B,
Handlin John
W,
Hanley Thomas,
Harding John Harlow L>aac L,
millwright, 4 miles notary. Saloon. A, grocer.
saloon.
s
w.
Hartendorf Heinrioh N, merchant
tailor.
& Gantt, lawyers. Hastie & Plowman, lawyers. Hattenbach X & Bro, grocers.
Harvey
A OOTTO OVER SI 5,000,000. The "KewErJcIaLi WATSON', ^ LAon nvv>t.ivr I^«"J^I'UKELT MUTUAL. vs^evcii A^i^t
n/^OM
!
J. J.
St, Paul,
General Agent for Minsesuta,
Hasho w, Maish
llaydoil
& Davis ^^^^ -- oJ Fifth
Fnrcish Shafdngs, Pnlleys, etc., 2i St. and en stort notice. Oor. =. s^. .a Ave. Boath, llinneapolis.
AXD BUSrSESS DIRECTORY.
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Allci», Lawyers, Collections Made and Min'iiii: Litigations and Examining Titles a Specialty. {/See adv.) Ilcriililllll A: Trebcr, Wines and Liquors ll.tzel, Johnston & Co, whol and retail grocers.
mil Gale E, constable. Ilineman Jacob, wines and liquors,
nines
<k
*
Piper, lumber mnfrs.
nin-eii Timothy K, saloon and billiards, llirsrheld Martin, sewing machines.
HolTniann Abraham, clothing and merchant tailor.
Hiil-.tein
Benjamin,
live stock.
Herrmann & Treber,
Liquors, Wines, Cigars
And Anheuser's
St.
Louis Beer,
MAIN STREET,
DEADWOOD,
P. T.
Great Eastern Hotel.
BOARD BY THE WEEK, DAY OR MEAL.
Mrals reduced to 35 cents— Three three bit California dishes for 25 cents. is stocked with the choicest brands of
The Bar
WINES,
LIQUORS® CIGARS
r.
GEORGE EGGERT, Prop
WENTWORTH HOUSE
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS.
CORXEI.E, rropr. A SHARE OF THE PATRONAGE OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY
J. D,
SOLICITED.
3De3.d.-^77-ced.,
XD.
T.
SoJiJBronze Hardware, s-
SS?SSI
."'"'!
t,
W.F.GUNN&CO.
830
Flour Mill Builders and General Mill
Fumishers, 401 Wistuagton Avenne South, MinnoapoUs, Mian.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Holzman David, assignee Ed Whitehead, dry goods. Holzman David, clothing.
Hood &
Hornet Frederick, saloon. Scott, lumber mnfrs.
Houghton
Joel, physician.
Howe
Robert, baker. Hukill Richard S, restaurant. Hnnter & Co, druggists. Ickes Samuel, carriagemaker.
Jacqueillill Charles B. Mnfr
tive
of and Dealer in NaGold Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Etc, cor Lee and
sts.
Main
Jennings
& Browne, carjjentcrs and builders. Jensen &- Bliss, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware
and
Mill
Furnishings, Miners' Tools, Rope, Belting, Iron, Steel, Gas Pipe, Copper and Sheet Iron Work to Order, Hercules Powder, Sherman. Jensen & McGren, merchant tailors. Jewett, Hank & Co, livery. Johnson John H, livery stable. Joy Frank F, dry goods. Karcher Charles, boots and shoes. Kelley Bishop B, physician. Kelley Robert D, grocer. Kelio «fc Bruce, Surveyors and Engineers. Kidd & Benn, planing mill. Kiemer Ilcinrich H, painter. Kimball R P, tobacco and cigars.
King Edward, jeweler. KiU|;' Joseph, Propr Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Kingsley
W
C, lawyer.
Knowles Ansel E, flour and feed. Knowles & Marshman, druggists.
Koenigsberger Bros, tobacco, cigars and guns.
Kohn Abraham,
confectioner.
Krieger Frieilrich A, furniture and undertaker.
liakc Richard C, Wholesale and
Main
Lancaster
st.
Retail Hardwan-. Stoves, Iron and Steel, Belting, Hose, Gas and Steam Fittings, General Agent of Atlantic Giant Powder Co,
Law
& Springer, stamp mill, 4 miles s w. Richard S, physician. Lawrenson Job, ice. Lewis Charles II, grocer. Liebmann Morris, dry goods. Little Rapid Placer Mining Co, Southard Homans
miles
e.
sec,
2''
Importers QPMf-FFR^ RRfl^ K Third
of Tine Woolens, No.
Street, ST.
40
PAUL,
Minn.
t
TRIUMPH
SEEDEKS,Eand.iUPulTeri3-
Eakes, Canton Plows, Milbura „, C. B. THURSTON,l^^^'"^°-''"^'s"^^^"^^ W. 3d St., ST. PAUL. J -Wagons, Bufgies, etc., IS
rrows, Tiger
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(See adv.)
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Liveriiiore Moses, Lawyer.
I.ojfkamp J & Sou, boots and shoes. Love & Whealen, confectioners. McAlcer & Hayes, saloon.
.McCausland Bros, gun.^miths. McDonald Edward, harnessmaker. Wm, wines and liquors. McKinney A, ]>hysician.
Mi'IIugh
Mc-Kown Zejihinias S, physician. Mcliailg:lilin Steele, Lawyers. (See adv.) McPherson Donald A, ticket agent U P R R. 3Inbbs Bros, Machinery Agents. (See adv.) Madden M, merchandise broker. Maloy Norton, carriagemaker.
&
Wm
Planning & Leonard, physicians. Mather Charles W, hides and wool. Matthiessen & Goldberg, grocers.
Meeker John A, grocer.
Mcreliaufs' Freight Line,
Bramble, Miner'^A' Co, and Jewett it Dickinson Proprs, Through Route^^^from Chicago and all Points East via Ft Pierre.
(See adv.)
Mereliailts' Hotel, J Wertheimeyer
Propr. Merchants' National Bank, Seth Bullock pres,
Hennan
H
Mund
cashr.
Meyer Charles W, physician. Millard Henry, saloon and vinegar mnfr. -Ililler EdWiu B, Propr Black HUls News. Miller James K P, grocer. ^Miller John C, lumber. Miller Llieilis C, Life and Fire Insurance and Real Estate, Lee st M N Bank Building. Miller Thomas, saloon. Mochel George L, tinsmith and plumber.
'
W
Molitor Stephen, assayer. Moody Charles C, pro"pr Deadwood Evening Press. Mullaly James S, lawyer.
Munter
Nelson
&
Lilientlial, clothing.
Murphy John M, lawyer.
& Van
Deusen, saloon and
billiards.
X'eyeils l»eter. Heavy and Light Haraess, Riding Saddles, "Whips,
Brushes and Comljs Constantly on Hand.
(Cajiital, nUki.imiu),
—
Xortli western fi^xpress, S(:meaiuITraiis|iortatioil Cephas
W Carpenter
Co
Sec,
Wm
&
Ku^sell Blakuley Pres, (tSee adv.) Selbie Agt.
Olsen Peter, boot and shoemaker. O'Neall J C, physician.
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Bartels Proprs." (See adv.)
Overland House,
Pichler
•mvill
I
L.U
I
Wl stmoUon of Public and
Private Buildings,
eapclia. ttiimeap
Phsj'JfiC
832
UllaiieO JUiUiOUi^jington
Snhnf*''^'^'^
Crockery and Glassware, 513 Wash-
Ave. South,
MimEAPOLIS.
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it
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Parker Parker
Kuowles, proprs European Hotel.
Scofield, lawyers.
&
Parkliurst
& Co, brewery and saloon. Patten John D, livery stable. Pease Henry, livery stable. Peebles Mrs Jane W, milliner. Phillips Kirk G, dnie^-i^t. Picliler «fc BarJcIs. Proprs Overland House.
adv.)
{.See
Pollock
«fc
Boycleil, Photographers,
cor Lee and Sher-
man. (.See adv.) Potter Daniel T, lawyer. Pratt »fc Beatty, lumber mnfrs, 2 miles n Pratt & PoM-er, saw and planing mill.
e.
Price Bayard R,
Quakers E, saloon. Quong, Soon & Co, grocers.
Wm
Lawyer.
Ramsey Herbert, boot and shoemaker. Haymond A A, furniture.
Reiff James B, jeweler. Reitz Marr, meat market. Richards, Lewis C, ^\-ines and liquoi-s. Riggs T, brick mnfr, 2 miles n.
».fc
Wm
Roberts Abraham, restaurant.
Roberts Georg-e A,
Robinson Henry,
saloon.
Restaurant.
{See adv.)
Roche Theodore, gunsmith.
Rodenhaus, Jacob & Heinrich, grocers. Roderick Dhu Gold Mining "Co, A J Chambers
miles
s e.
supt,
4
Rogers M, physician. Rohleder &, Smith, civil engineer.
Rosebroilg:!! Bros, Restaurant and
adv.)
Saloon, Lee.
(>'"'
Rosengarden Morris, grocer. Rosenthal Solomon, clothing. Rowland John, stoves and tinware.
Russell
Thomas H, passenger
atront
Sammis
Sanborn
UPR
R.
31 E, carpenter and builder.
Eastman, carriagemakers. 8aildcr<>Oll A; I^eeiliait, Painters.
&
{See adv.)
Sasse C'hristian, saloon. Scholer John G, barber. Sclinielzer '^Villieliu, Meat Market, Nice Fresh Juicy Steaks, Best \'eal and Lamb Dressed, Fresh Eggs and
Vegctaliles Brought from Ranches Every Day. Schuckard August, saloon.
Hail's
Safe I Lock Co. I tSr^'/r^iS.
Are Agents
J
for
Haneoci'a InppirS.iilianeapoUa.
HashoWj Meish& Davis, r**^-^'-"-^2dSt.&5tliAve.
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S.'ifert
ator. Th'iljestlmlerfeederinnse.
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Levi, hotel and restaurant. Stvoy Bros, blacksmiths,
.^hoiuly Jacob,
&
Gen Manager, E E Corbin Supt, D A MePhersou Agt', Dead wood," C F Iddiugs Agt, Sidney, Xeb. & Vanocker, hides. Sicfel Simpson John B, corral. Smith B P, undertaker. Smith Mrs Mary C, milliner. S.jyster Samuel, auctioneer. Sficar D H, livery stable. Spiliiiail G, Lawyer, Mining and Land Office Business ^Ltde a Specialty, Starr & Bullock, hardware.
««idiiev
& Black Hills
moat market.
Slasje
and Express Co,
U
j"Salisbury
Edward
Stein Hermann, |ihvsician. Stein Co, druggists. Steinagle Andrew, saloon.
n&
Stephens John M, baker. Stevenson John H, blacksmith. Steward D, lumber. Stone Gib »fc Co, furniture. Stone Louis P, restaurant and hotel. Stone & Lackous, saloon and billiards.
A
Strass
lib Kohorn, dry goods and clothing. D, grocer. Swearingen ElHs A, theatre and saloon.
Swan
Wm
Tallent
David G, lawyer.
Talleut
&
I^crii>er, Real Estate, Mining Brokers and
Abstracts. (.SVe adv.) Tt-rhune constable.
Wm,
Thornton Augustus, saloon.
Thullen Frank C, blacksmith. Troanor Jose])h, hardware. Lsher Ezra C, mattrassmaker.
I'
S Land OHice, Alexander F McKenna Receiver.
Cise
S Stewart Register, John
Van
Wilson, lawyers. ^ aughan Baker, grocers. Walker Henry, saloon.
W.inlner
& & &
Warner Porter,
Times.
^^
"_alker it Sims, barbers. Baxter, saloon.
Propr Black Hills Daily and Weekly
atson James F, lawyer. WV-delstaedt Heinrich L
A
Von, physician.
lor Pactories, Mills, Bridges,
etc.
Sei-
Sheet-iron Siding.
dell
&
Grygla, 114 N. 3d
St.,
MinneapoUj.
834
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GAZETTEER
DEL
Welch, Farley
Wentworth
Hills.
«& Co, Agricultural Implements, Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, Storage and Commission, Grain, Fire-Proof, on Sherman st. liotlSC, J D Cornell Propr, Elegantly furnished. This House is Entirely New and Complete iii all its Appointments, and is the Leading Hotel in the Black
{;^eeadi'.)
Werthheimer
M J & Co,
dry goods.
Wetmore Edward A, la-vvyer. White Thomas H, civil engineer.
Whitney
&, Avery, lumber mfrs. Glover Gulch, Whittaker Thomas, grocer. Williams Rev James (Methodist). Williams Lyndon 0, grocer. Williams & Worth, saloon.
9
miles n w.
Wilms F W,
physician.
Wilson James A, baker. Witzel August, blacksmith. Wolsey Wm, saloon and billiards. AYorth John, saloon and billiards. Wright Archer D, saloon and billiards. Young James M, lawyer. Zipp Friedrich, boots and shoes. Zoeckler Wilhelm J, meat market.
DELL RAProS.
A busy and thriving village in the northern part of Minnehaha county, on the graded line of the S. M. Ry, 20 milis south of Flandreau and north of Sioux Falls, either of which
a convenient shipping point. Population, 325. It is on the Big Sioux River, where the best water power in Southern Dakota, excepting that at Sioux Falls, is partly utilized by a flouring mill of -i run of stone. It has a Baptist church, a district school, a newspaper, 77ie U.rjw»f-n(,i;en(.'ra\ stores, hoteN. hardware, machinery, furniture, drug and other stores, lumber yards, and a general representation of the trades and professions. Its requirements are a paper mill, bank and wagon factory. It is situated in a tine agricultural region, and i^ going ahead rapidly. Daily stage to Flandreau and all senilpoints north, and Sioux Falls and all points south wcekly to Ramsey and eastern, and to Highland and western ilails daily, two routes each way. points, A. C. Folsom. postmaster. BUSIIfESS DIRECTORY.
is
;
Wm, meat market. Bevier Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Arnold
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. ^ £^|.»
For Oonnty, Township and Oity
Officers, in.
Book-Binding,
best of style and oa short notice, at F, F. E.-ickett's Block, Minneapolis.
HENKIG'S,
DEL
IJolster
AXl) BLSIXESS DIRECTORY.
DEN
S35
Alvau, lawyer. Hratten John A, barber. Cadd Henry A, drugf^ist and stationer. Collins Michael R, saloon and billiards. Crossiliau SIros, General Store. Ervin E A, propr Ervin House. Exchange Hotel, Potter & Angell proprs. Folsoin Albert C, Postmaster. Gift'ord Carmi S, lumber, grain, coal, etc. Eager & Nisbet, milliners and dressmakers. Heberle Louis, hotel propr. Heywood George, general store.
.'
,
Hoyt John E,
painter.
Johnson Cornelius, wines and liquors. Kent Rev T O (Methodist). Le Clure Rev G F (Congregational). Loomis & Laythe, saddles and harness. ^Inrtill «fc Scriver, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Agricultural Implements.
Moore & Hoag, blacksmiths. Morris Bros, general store.
Neher Isaac N, hotel propr. Norton John, general store.
Parker
Potter
Wm B, physician.
&
C, general store and grain. Richardson James R, farm implements, grain and live stock.
Putnam
W
Angell, proprs Exchange Hotel.
Sawyer O O, physician. Tliorne Albion, lawyer and insurance. L'lilie Gust av A, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Etc, Farm Implements and Grain. Van Eps propr Dell Rapids Mills. Walters John W, furniture and undertaker. Wheeler Edwin W, propr Sioux Falls and Flandreau stage
Wm,
line.
Winsor Lewis
S,
blacksmith.
Woodruff AVllI
A recently
J, Lumber.
DELNO.
established postoffice in Cass county.
DENTON.
A
farm house
postoffice in
Bramble county.
Tarred Felt, Baildine Papor, Pitch,
ROOFING MATERIAL. •»
etc.
Siith and Sibley Su., St. Paul,
M H ™."-«->c..c„ - " TRITTESDEN &, CX).,Cor
lli-.n.
CROC li FRY ^JllUUiVm i,
^^'^
^'™'^
retail.
^^'^"E. A.
Glassware,
wholesale
and
HAEMON &
CO,, Minneapolis.
PES
DAK OTA GAZETTEER
DEU
DE SMET.
°^ Kingsbury county, is a vill,J"f^-L'•'\^^^''"^''^' l^'"*''' lage of oOO inhabitants, and a station on the Dakofa CentrU division of the C. N. W. Rj-, at the foot of Lake Thon Kingsbury county, has Episcopal an 1 Presbyterian churches and a public school, and exports <rrai, and stock. Its needs are a steam Hour mill, a .vagonmlik.r ^^' ^^ ^^' S^'^'i ^'«t^l«' ^ newspaper, tluK^-1 1 Kingsbury ^n^' ''""'t County Vl'..s, several stores, and is gro^in^
& Vr\il'"'^T\°^
,
steadily.
Daily mail.
J.
H. Carroll, postmaster.
"
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
;
Alexander Rev A L (Presbyterian). Barker C P, grocer and baker. Barnes V V, lawyer. Beardsley J C, propr Beardsley House. Broadley J C & Co, druggists.
Cr^oof G^ti^^art'^' Dietz Dr, physician. Fayant J G, meat market.
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•
W
^'''''' ''°"''*"- ''''
^^^°
^Se'^^"
Hmz &
Fuller I>ox, Hardware. Gore Frank E, grocer. Harthorn E M, constable. Harthorn E .AI & Son, groceries and feed. ilinz Henry, boots and shoes.
Hall, billiard saloon.
*
^galls C P, justice of the peace. Kingsbury County News (weekly). Maguire H & Co, hardware.
W
Mathews
Mead &
feheldon
fehortley
Noyes J W,
G A, lawyer. Byington, Exchange Hotel
carpenter.
Ruth Thonias
R
b,
H&
Co,
Sterling
propr De Smet W, blacksmith. E E, lawyer.
P, barber.
Bankers. House.
Storey
G
Wilmarth Geon^e, grocer Woodruff J & Son, flour and
Woodworth
H
feed.
G, railroad agent.
DEUEL CENTER.
wheat raisinur Deuel county, lo miles from Gary
A
postofliee in a
district
(c h),
in
the center of
on the C.
&
N.
W.
A
ireseeth
r
riluGnt
hirtTsel'f.''"
BoEtoa,
J,
K.. Eaijlanrt f-'^T E.^la^rt Mutual Li;.^ lusnr.inco Cj. J WATSON, St. Paul, God'I Agent for Minae.o
the Evil and Insurel
U^
erf
of City 'Water-'Vrorka
Cor.
St.
S.,
towns, 2d Hashovv,iV]aisii& Davis,? Fifth Ave. Minneapolis. and
for frontier
DEU
Ky,
tlie
AND BUSINESS DIKKCTORT.
point.
DRA
837
P. J.
I'liibcite,
nearest railroad postmaster.
Semi-weekly mail.
DE VILLO.
A
recently established postoffice in Richland county.
DE WITT.
A postoffice in Miner county (as yet unorganized), 10 miles from Mitchell, the nearest railroad point. Semi-weekly mail. A E Nash, assistant postmaster.
DIAMOND.
City, a new mining camp in Liwroncc county, in the Black Hi'lls, 25 miles froni'Deadwood h), and 265 from Bismarck, the nearest railroad point. There are two quartz mills here, and gold is the only export. The population fluctuates between 100 and 1,000. Tri-weekly mail stage to Rockford. C. W. Yan.a, postmaster.
postoffice in
{<.•
A
Diamond
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Duffield
"W
&
Bros, carpenters.
Enos C H, quartz mill and miner.
Gates, saw-mill.
McAuley N, blacksmith.
McKiiiiion Evans,
saloon. saloon. .Sawyer J, grocer.
Morrissey
W D,
Quartz Mill and Miner.
Sawyer H,
-Shaw T, restaurant and boarding house. Thompson L, restaurant and boarding house. i ana C W, general store.
DRAYTON.
post hamlet in the eastern part of Pembina county, on Riyer, 30 miles from Pembina (c h), and 14 from Kennedy, on the St. P., M. M. Ry, the nearest railroad J'omt, accessible by steamers during the season of navigation. -^ grist mill is needed here at once. Daily sta^e to "Far<To and Grand Forks, fare U; and to Pembina, 82. Twelve mails weekly. E. A. Ilealy, postmaster.
the
A
Red
&
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. A, carpenter. lawcett J W, proiir hotel and constable. <.OirAV P, General Store. Gray G A, blacksmith.
j>issell
'
•
Kingsbury
& Draper.
Builders'
ics'
Tools,
Hardware and Mechan35 E. Third St,, St. PauL
Send Your Orders
838
!»J
,
Cloth, Chilled Iron,Eo!: rionr Packers and Mi!l y
Gunn & Co., Mianeapolis, M.:.-
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DAKOTA
ga7.ette?:r
EGA
Public, LauJ
Healy Rev Almon.
Healy E A,
Justice of the Peace, Notary
Agent, Bookseller and Stationer. Vancarap R, carpenter.
DURHAM.
A newly A village
established postoffice in Traill county.
EDEN.
of 200 inhabitants in the to-sniship of the same Lincoln county, and a station on the S., C. ct P. Ry, IT miles from Canto'n (c h). It is located on the Big Sioux river, which affords power to a grist mill. Has Episcopal and Congregational churches, good common schools, and exports grain, hogs and cattle. There are two hotels here, also several general and special stores. The town is in a good farming district, and bids fair to assume importance. Semi-weekly stage to Yankton and Lodi. Two mads daily. S. P. Culbertson, postmaster.
name
in the southeastern part of
BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
Avery
A
M, physician.
Blount C E, druggist. Branigan Wm, barber. Brown E Y, physician.
Culbertson" S B, General Store, Live Stock
Gray H.
hotel propr.
and Produce.
Express and Railroad Agent. Jackson Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmakers. Law Mrs T R, milliner. McBride Rev J (Episcopal.) Odell & ilillard, meat market. Overseth &, Dyste, general store. Quint B, grocer and insurance agent.
Holt A,
M
M
St Croix, lumber dealer. Slade & Co, hardware and implements.
WR
Snyder A, hotel propr.
Sophy Bros,
saloon.
T, livery. Vreeland J P, general store.
Striibic Van Sickle
Bros
&
Co,
Millers.
Waterbury S M, shoemaker and harness Wheelock A B, justice of the peace and
dealer. real estate dealer.
EGAN.
county,
Formerly Roscoe, is situ.ited in the central part of Moi'dy i miles from Flaudreau (eh), the nearest railroad point,
SCHEFERS BROS,
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St.
East Third Street,
Paul, Minn.
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EGA
DIRECTORY.
ami on the Big Sioux river, which here gives power to a flourIt has a population of 57, a common school, iiiir mill. exports wheat, and banks at Yankton. Daily mail and stao-e to Flandreau, Sioux Falls and Dell Rapids, fare 25c, 81.25 and ^2.2o, respectively. Two mails daily. S. R. Moore, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hidwell D, flour mill. Hardin & Co, dry goods and groceries. Iliihart John & Co, hardware. Jnrdan P, saloon. Moore Bros, general store. Smith J D, blacksmith. Smith N, propr Roscoe House.
l>idwell,
R
Wilson
M J, propr Wilson House. ELKHORN CITY.
in
A
mining settlement
La-m-cnee county, Black Hills.
ELK
POINT.
on the Dakota Southern Ry. Population, 1,200. In the line of the current of western emigration, and at the doorway of the Territory, Elk Point is very favorably situated for commerce. steam grist mill is in operation here, and there are aUo hotels, general stores, groceries and various other busine<;s e-,t.ablishmeuts. Has Baptist, Metho.list, United Brethren Episcopal, Congregational and Catholic churches, and a graded school of 4 departments. Exports, wheat, oats, corn, barley hogs and cattle, and banks at Vermillion. Express, I wo mails daily. James E. Blair, postmaster.
The seat of Union county, is situated in the southwestern part thereof, near the 3Iissouri river, and is a station
A
Am
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American House, Flannery Bros
neg-i;-s
ln-g'j;s
';>--'L,'s
Cliarles
W,
pro]-.rs.
General Store.
Mrs C W, millinery and fancy goods.
&,
Brace, live stock. Caton, grain dealers and elevator. P, physician. j5i,L,'eIow N, grocer and confectioner. I'l.-iir Henry II, drupes, wall paper, etc. HIair .Jailie<i K, Postmaster. jiovee Alson, sheriff Union county.
I'l
u'i^'s
&
|>ynnc'tt
G
||i'igg.s Benjamin, furniture. Brubacher Joseph B, groceries and provisions.
WILSON
& JORDAN,
ARCHITEOTS, Mbneapolia. and SpeoificatioaB furaishfui
Plans
for
ail
kiads of Building, on short notice,
I
Ldilip UUUUiSj
840
amn Pnnrlo
ELK
"^^^^^ Cutlery
and Plated Ware, at Charl
_
JohDson's Crockery House,
"^
Y.^Sout:"' ^^
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
ELK
Bryan J Hickman, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Budde Frank M, groceries and restaurant. Conley A D, coroner Union county. Conly J G ifc J, physicians.
Costar Wm, painter. Coverdale John, blacksmith and farm implements.
W
Cowles Leonard B, physician.
Crill
L
X&
Co, flour mill,
ti
miles
n.
Criiiiirine Solomon, Flour and Feed. Dawson Artemas h, watchmaker and repairer. DeMers Philip, barber. DeWitt Elden C, druggists, grocei-, etc. Dragoo Jacob M, carriage and wagonmaker. Duncan & Henry, windmills and pumps.
,
Elk Point House, "Ward Mallorv propr.
Elk Point Tribnne
Propr.
(Weekly),
C
H
Fullerton
Ed and
H H, sujit of schools. Fate Flannary Bros, proprs American House. Fleming Henry, meat market and grocer.
Freeman Bros, general store. Freeman George R, livery stable. Freeman Rev George (Baptist). Freeman & Lansini;, c;rain and elevator.
Wm
W
Fullerton Charles
bune.
II,
Ed and Propr Elk
Point Tri-
Gore A »fc A E, grocers and dining hall. Havens 3Irs C E, milliner and dressmaker. Havens G W, physician. Heald A W, surveyor t^nion county. Hines Rev Joshua V (Episcopal). HofFman Michael, hardware and farm implements.
Hughes Alexander, lawyer.
Hutchinson Rev D T (t^nited Brethren). Kellogg George W, collection agent. Kent J R & Son, carpenters and builders. Kirk N A, clerk district court. Labelle Vincent, saloon and billiards. 'LaBreche Charles, commissioner. Ijincll GeortfC ]?S, Boot and Shoemaker.
McCready Rev N (Motliodist). Hallnlian Cliarles F, Ed and Propr Union County
Courier. JIallory Ward, propr Elk Point House. Miller Ezra W, lawyer. Mounsey John, saloon and billiards.
W
Murphy Hans, farm implements.
HEH
S SSl 8
'^i
Lock COi ines! 46 Jackson StTsT. PAUL
Hasho w, Maish
ELK
I'l'ttis
& Davis, SSiSHS
EMM
841
AND
liUSINKSS DIRECtORY.
Murtha Charles, brick
E
nianfr. L, livery stable.
Quick Edward, carpenter and builder. Kingsrud A O, register of deeds and county clerk. Rouan Thomas, commissioner. Kowe A A, grocer. Rowe E & Son, hardware and stoves.
Seville
«fc
Muhs, general
store.
Mark W, jr, flour mill and city mayor. Smith T W, judge of probate. Smith Watson, express and railroad agent. Smj-the Francis W, haniessmaker and justice. Steckman George B, jewelry, dry goods, etc. Stickney George, county treasurer. Stough Solomon B, lumber mnfr and dealer. Strobel Frederick, meat market. Talcott J M, brick mnfr. I'uioii County Courier (Weekly), Charles han Ed and Propr. Wallace J A, lawyer. Wixson Ely B, commissioner.
Sheafe
F
Malla-
Wood John R &
Son, livery stable.
ELM
RIVER.
In the southern part of Traill county, is the terminus of the Casselton branch of the Northern Pacific Railway, and is a thriving village with a population of .300, in a rich agricultural country. Daily stage to Fargo and daily mail.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Block
&
Stroeter, blacksmiths.
John & Clemment, hardware. Jollllison JoElUiii, Dry Goods.
&
EMMETT.
In the western part of Union county, 20 miles from Elk Point (c h), and 12 from Portlandville,"on the S. C. D. Ry, the nearest railroad point. Population, 100. Has Lutheran, Bajdist and Catholic churches and a common school. Exports, wheat, oats, butter and eggs. Stage communication ^'ith Canton and Richland 4 times weekly and mail weekly. Thomas Ronan, postmaster.
&
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Crowron G
Ronan Thomas,
AV, Nurseryman.
store keeper.
^°°^s'^ ^"^ Sheet-Iron Architectural
Flutden Ole P, wagonmaker.
^olHon
J?/
Pfl/olfa
Ij
Workers, 114 N. 3d
St.,
Minneapolis.
Thp J lie
842
atoct UCOigila LdlCOl noci0nc^^'^^®^°'^'^^*^'-^'-^"^^° Merchant Tailor, Minneapolii
1
ENT
DAKOTA G.VZETTEEK
PWR
ENTERPRISE.
of 25 souls iu the southwestern part of Moodv county, 12 miles from Flandreau (c h), the nearest railroa.'l Has a good school, exports wheat and stock, banks at point. Flandreau, and wants a merchant and blacksmith. Semi-ft-eekly mail stage to Dell Rapids. W. Crowson, postmaster.
A village
ERNEST.
In Motmtain View township, northern part of Pembina county, 25 miles from Pembina (c h), and 20 from St. VinHas a Presbyterian church, a common school, exports cent. wheat, and requires a grist and saw-mill. Weekly mail stage Ileniy McGuin, postmaster. to Pembina.
BUSIXESS DIEECTOET.
Hurley John
J,
blacksmith.
General Store.
ESTELLINE.
A
settlement in the southeastern part of
Hamlin county,
20 miles from Goodwin, on the C. & X. W. Ry, and 19 from Volga, on the Dakota Central. There is a good water power on the Big Sioux river here, and a tlouring mill, store and blacksmith shop are badly needed, as there is nothing of the -kind within 20 miles. Weekly stage to Sioux Falls and Watertown. James H. Bos well', postmaster.
station on the C, St. P. O. Ry, in the southeastern part of Lincoln county, 8 miles from Canton (c h). flouring mill here obtains power from the Big Sioux river. Exports, grain, hogs and cattle. Express, Am. Two mails daily. W.
A
PAIR VIEW. &
A
H. Hubbard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Davison Bros, general
Hllg'g'ill!^
store.
51, Groceries, Etc. Jackson Joseph, blacksmith. Smith E, flouring mill.
T
,
D
FARGO.
The largest and most populous city in Northern Dakota, and the seat of Cass county, is situated on the X. P. Ry, and on the Red River of the Xorth. Founded in 1S72. A' mere
hamlet
in 1873,
it
i,s
now
a
live,
bustling city of 2,700 inhab31 Kobert
Street, BT. PAUL, Mica Dealing and O'ti Value £«oeIv6d every time.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
MOTTO- Sqaara
F. F.
FAR
it.int!*,
I^ennig,
Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Manufacturer, Braciett's Block, Minceapolis, Minn,
AXD BUSINESS DIRKCTORY.
FAR
843
the receiving and distributing center of the vast arable wheat region of the Red River Valley, a granary unsurpassed The city is pleasantly situated and oil the face of the earth. mihstantially built, is governed by a mayor and common It has ccMiiicil, and has eflicient fire and police departments. M.'thodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist and Lutheran ciiurches, and district schools, a First Xational Bank, a Cham)m r of Commerce, a Library Association, a Bar Association, a l!n:ird of L^nderwriters, a daily newspaper. The Argits, asemiwiekly and three weekly newspapers, an opera house and a mn-ic hall. The L'nited States and Territorial courts are held in Fargo. Last year 150 new buildings were erected at a cost of $250,000, among them an elevator of 140,000 bushels capacitv. The IJ. S. land office in Fargo sold over 1,000,000 acres of land to settlers; 4!400,000 worth of agricultural implements were sold in the place; 51,000,000 lbs. of local freight were delivered to the merchants of the city, and 35,000,000 lbs. (.liijiped east, while 20,000 cars were handled in the yard of the N. P. Ry within the city limits. The hotels of" Fargo, notable among which is the Headquarters, the largest in the tcrr'.tory, and the leading hostelry, have been doing a driving business, as the rush toward the fertile lands of the west has iiu-reased travel to an unprecedented degree. All trains arrive, and depart from the Headquarters, under whose roof are the telegraph, ticket and express offices of the X. P. Ry. Fargo enjoys the advantages of steamboat communication with all Ix'ints on the Red River, and does an extensive business with Manitoba. Exports, wheat, oats, barley and vegetables. I>.iilv stage to Pembina, 12© .miles, fare" Sl3; tri-weekly to Hrickenridge, 50 miles, >;3; semi-weekly to Bonnersville, 62 uiiles, *4. Three mails by rail daily." Edward A. Grant,
I'ostmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aidrich Lockwood, clothing, boots and shoes. Alsop Bros, proprs Red River Freight Line. Anderson &, Larson, cigarmakers. l.:il)y Thaddeus, confectioner. '^k Henry S, lawyer. i'aiik of Fariio, Charles Sweatt Co Proprs. ^
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&
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^
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IJarLer "ariies
;irri.-it
Edward
D, Propr Fargo
Times.
{See adv.)
'"ili,'er
.r:i.ll(.y
& Co, farm imi.Iements. & Rinfjrose, saloon.
Hev C^F
,fc
A; Tcilliey, Grain and Elevator.
'"'
n.bnbcck John
(Methodist). S, jeweler.
Iiri;;f;s
Elders,
Lawyers, Real Estate and Insurance.
GalvapizeTiron Cornices.
-»i"S-^
the State.
Largest Stock Crockery M( N
FAR
Brown
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
E
A.
HAR-
&
CO.,
Miuneapol;,,
FAR
Charles E, carpenter and builder. Buckley & Co, saloon. Burger' L D & Co, general store. Campbell James S, carpenter and builder.
Cantieny Anton, confectioner. Cary Il'O, propr Red River Posten. Cli'apill .IJlsper IS, Propr Continental Hotel, Witt Mngr. (Seeadc.) Chapin Jasper B, lands and real estate. Chapin Miss Mary R, milliner.
Wm
.
II
& Lovejoy, lumber. Clarion Fredcrifk ^V,
Chesley
Cigar Mnfr.
Conan John W,
ilanager.
plivsician.
Coiltiueiltal Slotei, J B Chapin Propr,
(See adv.)
W
H
Witt
Cooper
fwCOrg'C, Mnfr and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Collars, Concord Team and Buggy Harness, Single and Double, Trunks and Horse Clothing, Front st. Cooper Heri)ert W, harnessmaker.
Cornwell J
II,
painter.
,
{Se^ adv.) A: Shotwell, Lumber, Coal, Etc. Crucial J B, jihysician. Cudihee <!fc Wiley, Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishin:r, Shirts ]Made to Order, New Styles Received Every Week.
Crockett
Dalrymple Oliver,
office for
Daniels
«&
Torkelson,
Grandin, Cass and Cheney farm-. Lawyers, Real Estate, Insur-
[See adv.) Darrow Edwin M, physician. Davis Elias D, boots and shoes. Davis Frank, confectioner.
ance and Architects.
DeLendreeie
Dry Goods,
«fc
Cliiniquy, Wholesale and
Retnil
Notions, Millinery, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Douglass & Smith, blacksmiths. Eberman S & Co, druggists. Eberman &; Co, druggists. Eddie & Reitau, sahion.
W
Ed\Tards
Alail!!«on AV, Propr Daily and Weekly Argus. Egbert George, saloon and restaurant. £^^Uill £dtvard, Fine Boot and Shoemaker, L.a<lii:*' and Gents' First-Class Work to Order on Short Noticr.
Elmer Rev
O
II
(Presbyterian).
Erickson John, saloon.
Excelsior iSiihscription Aj^ency,
Agent, Lowest Club Rates for azines, Sent to Any PostotKce.
all
Seann.J Xew'spajters and Mi^-
W
NEW ENGLAND
SS
MUTUAL
"Boston.
.
The
WATSON,
LIFE INSURANCE CO «. b.^st Ompany to Insure U.— Oea'l Acont, 8T, PAUL.
Hashow,Maish&Davis,=3li£F^'£
FAR
AND BUSIXES3 DIRECTORY.
FAR
845
Continental Hotel
Corner Second Street and Broadway,
FARGO,
D. T.
The largest and best appointed Hotel in the New North-TVest. Everj-thing new and first-class. This hotel has just been completed; with wide corridors, large airy rooms, furnished in first-class style, with all modern improvements. Rooms can be had singly or en suite, and guests charged according to accommodations. The table 'will have every delicacy obtainable, and the Continental will be conducted upon the most modern gauge.
FREE 'BUSSES
And convey
will be in attendance at
ALL TRAINS
Proprietor.
guests to and from the hotel to railroad depots and steamboat landings.
J.
W. H. Witt, llanager.
B.
CHAPIN,
AUGUSTUS ROBERTS,
LAND LAWYER
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
Bogluess by'Mail carefully and promptly attended to. United States Land Office Practice a Specialty, and all oases brought to a successful issue or
(Late of the flna of Roberts and Berg.)
Rooms
3
and
4,
United Block,
H. F.
FARGO,
D. T.
BANK OF FARGO
CHAS.
CH.VS. KWE.\TT.
MILLER, Attorney
SWEATT
Tr
.
&
1
CO., Bankers,
tlu'
'
FARCO,
V. Ill
D. T.
United States and Europe.
".
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buy and
A
eschance on all Gtneral Banking Bu.-iii
sell
\'.
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i',
i
••iti.-s ..f
•
-tions will receive
H^fer by permission to Four:,: i: 'i-'-tNatlbaDk. Chicago; 11 '-':rg'-, Pre-it. .Second Safl r.u, \i;i.l, ^•'••, H.,T.. Justin S. Morrill. Wasl„„-i,,„. i. c
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Citv; L. J. Gae-e. Cashier Uank. Au.stin. Miun; A. [.x.-liange Bank. Jlilwau.MUs.mi. DubuMUL-. Iowa;
lo-.va;
H'.ii
:
Samuel
.Merrill. D.-t M.mi,.s. I„,v.i;
Hun. Cj
ru.s
tureman. U^age,
Cliaud-
^r. Hr,,wn.S: Co..
Milwaukee. Wis
"UllUCIO RdlUVs ale
bury & Draper. 85E.Tidid8t„8t.Pau:.
If
You Wsni a
FAR
~'"^'-^'='-"-^
GDiiiolefe
Gunn
&
Co., Minneapolia, Minn.
840
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
FAR
IJ
F.nrjfO !5t»im!>Iacau (Semi-Weekly and Weekly), J Hall Proprs, DevotoJ to the Development &A
W
of
the
New
Northwest.
Fargo
Fil'Sl
Pres, Ernest
TiuiCii, E D Barker Propr. Xatiosisd SSailk (Capital, S75,000), Ezra B Eddy C I']ddy Cashr. {See adv.)
})hysician.
Galloway Hector,
Goodittait •& Yerxa, General
Store,
Groceries,
Drv
Goods, Clotiung, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Oats and Feed. Grandiu J L »t Co, proprs stmr J L Grandin and barge line.
Grant Eelward A, Books and Stationery. Gronvold Christian, physician. Guptil A B, lawyer and real estate.
Haas Nicholas, propr Merchants' Hadley & Son, livery stable.
Hotel.
Hagaman Benjamin,
real estate.
Hall J B <t A W, proprs Fargo Republican (weekly ami semi-weekly).
Hallenberg C A, saloon.
Hardy Albert, jeweler. Harwood Arthur J, lands and
Haynes F Jay, photographer.
Hector ZMartin S, saloon and Hedin Peter A, saloon. Hellraan J E, laundry.
abstracts of
title.
Headquarters Motel. XK Hubbard Propr.
billiards.
{See
a-cJv.)
IIeiider!>on Augustus E, Hardware. Herbert C D, confectioner.
Hibbard
Hill
B, grocer. Kesler, dentists. Hillabrant J, harnessmaker. Hillestad Edward O, saloon. Hollinshead &, Shattuck, feed and sale stable. Holzer Samuel & Co, meat market.
&
Wm Wm
Houghton & Tahnage, jewelers. llu>)l)ard Xewton K, Propr Headquarters
{See adv.)
Hotel.
Hughes & Brewer, merchant tailors. Hunt Randell, civil engineer.
Johnson George B, blacksmith. JoIiUKOU Peter, Propr Minnesota House.
.Jones
Kindred A & Co, real estate. Kissner Gustav J, propr Sherman House.
Wm Wm
il, confectioner.
Kjos & Jensen, general store. Lacy Charles F, jeweler.
QPHFFFRQ
R'^HQ
E. Ttird Street, ST.
importers of Fine Woolens, no. 40 PAUL, Mien.
KILPTJSN WAGONS,
Tiirer Rakes,
H=2CazPaul.
CBJHllRSTONaS
FAR
AND BUSINESS
zin;;
Ea-CTTs,
Trltiir.ph Seeders,
3i;ggic2, etc.,
13 W. 3i
St., St.
DIRECTOR-i
-;--i^
aiy.^iTEiS BTEL
FARGO, D.T.
All Trains stop for Meals at this House. Lunch Room adjoining Ticket and Telegraph olHce for those not wishing warm meals. This H.^use contains ninety-eisht rooms, and is the best Two Dollar a Day House in the West.
N. K.
y
V.
HUBBAKD,
Proprietor.
Pres't.
E. C.
EDDY,
Pres't.
N. K,
HUBB-UIP, Vice
EDDY.
Cashier.
First National Bank, FARGO, DAKOTA.
Paid up Capital, ¥'5.0no.
Surplus and Undivided Profits
^:34.000.
Do
a General
Banking Business.
Pay Taxes
charge.
for non-residents without
«
New York
ent,
C'hici!go CorrespondCorrespondent, Chase National R.mk. Comnierrial National Bank. St. Paul ('orre--iioiuleuls, Firn National Bank, and M.rr:hanl>' Nati..iial Bank.
Wllonn K|IC)UII
C^JUIUall3
J?/
Ini'rI'jn
James K. WUson, Eobert
'W.
Jordan,
ARCHITECTS,
Minneapolis, Minn,
84S
FAll
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
FAR
Liaiziire t'Isarles H, Lawyer, Real Estate, Collection, Made, Money to Loan, Paper Bought, French and Ger-
man
Sjiuken.
Lasenske & Bickert, carriagemakers. Lewis Everett W, civil engineer. Lowell Jacob, Jr, Lawyer. Luger Bros, furniture and undertakers. Luther August, liquors and saloon. McCarther John T, real estate. McCauley & Kessler, carpenters and builders. McCauley & Reynolds, saloon and theater.
McChesney Bros, blacksmiths. McDonald .T<ihn, propr Fargo House.
McDoiiitcn
Thomas
I>
!^,
General Store.
McLaughlin ,Iohn K, farm implements. Maartman Karl, drtiggist. Madland Jens G, farm implements. Marelius Geurgo, meat market. Marsh Frederick E, dentist.
]\Iarx Isaac, clothing.
Messingham 11 D, flour and Miller Henry F, lawyer.
feed.
JflilluesiOlia Mouse, P Johnson Propr, Nos 7 and ^ Front street. Near the River, Terms 81 Per Day, Good Stabling in Connection. Mitchell Charles IL saloon. Moore Charles H, barber. Morrison Joseph M, saloon and billiards. Nelson Truls, tailor. Nord David, general store. Northern Pacific Railroad Co's Express, Benjamin E Franklin
agent.
.
Oakford & Nelson, druggists. OllSlter Krt>vard €i, Furniture and Notions.
Olson Olson
& Kjellman, merchant tailors. & Nelson, i^eneral store.
Sc
O'Xeil
Ai^eo,
Wholesale and Retail Wines,
Liqur.r>,
Cigars, Tobaccos and Saloon. O'Neill Wm, saloon. Overpeck A, insurance agent.
R
Paine Samuel
8, grocer.
Parrett Eilward, hardware.
Perry Edward A, grocer.
Peters Claus F, confectioner. Peterson «fc Thomson, farm implements.
Phillips
:\I
M,
jeweler.
1^.
A. Bigford,£rt^^sSi
Hashow, Maish
FAR
& Davis, - tlii^^s
jinxes,
paper in Northern Dakota.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
gjixe ^nx'cia
E. D.
BARKER,
and most
Prop'r and Publisher.
influential
The
It
oldest
and
largest
makes a specialty of -wheat statistics and local market reports. The TnrES Steam Printing House is the only establishment of
the kind northwest of St. Paul.
§3.00 per year in advance.
Sample Copies sent Free.
f. N.
FARGO,
C. S.
D. T.
D.\NIELS.
TOHKKL.SUX.
DANIELS & TORKELSON,
gent;r.\l
Insurance Agents
C.
N'.
D.IMELS.
Lands
in
.\rdiitcot.
I
C. S.
TORKELSON. Atf yat-Law.
Conveyancing a Specialty.
R4?Uable Estimates Furnished.
|
Dakota and Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices and long time, to actual settlers.
Office,
United Block,
:F.A.IE?./(3-0,
ID T.
CROCKETT&SHOTWELL
LUMBER I COAL.
WBOLESiLE AND RETAIL.
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Building Paper, Blacksmiths'
Coal.
H. C. STEVEN-S.
W.
E.
ROLPH.
STEVENS
E^I^
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&
ROLPH,
IN
JOBBERS AND DEALERS
STOVES AND TINWARE, IK.OIT, IsT^ILS. GXj^SS, FARCO, P. T.
Henrys Paient Ventilating ^SHSill
="
G. F,
850
FARRINGTON,''"'""""'*"'"'™" Nicollet Avenue, Minneapoli
I
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Taxidermists.
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Poilieroy C ^I
Co,
Gunsmiths, Locksmiths and
{See adv.)
Raymond
Quaw &
Kine, grocers.
Wholesale Grocer. Ready James, grocer. Rentschler & Sehoeinger, meat market. Reynolds Benjamin P, propr Reynolds Hotel. Roberts Hera:, Lands, Loans and Collections.
Aoorhies M,
i
{See
adv.)
Spalding, lawyers and loans. T, physician. Rolph Rositer Charles W, machinist. ?tJarlill L, Laundry, the Oldest and|Only [FirstClass Laundry in the City, ^York Done on Short Notice, and Called for and Delivered. Rnpert C & Co, boots and shoes. Scott James 3L propr Park Hotel. Newspaper Subscription Agency. Searing" Jolill
Roberts
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Rude
H
W,
,
Shrimski Isaac, clothing. Siverson Elaf T, dry goods.
Skll!<e
of
John
Land
Skuse Riehard H,
j". Lawyer, Special Attention to all Classes Office Business, Office Next Door to Land Office. Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Smith John A, saloon and billiards. Smith Miss Laura F, confectioner.
Sorenson & Bye, grocers. Spaulding John H, dentist. Stack & Hazen, lawyers and real estate. Stevens Rev C B (E]Mscopal). Stevens «fc Rolph, Hardware. {See adv.) Stevens & Co, livery stable. Stewart David, saloon and billiards. Sweatt Charles Co, Bankers. {See adv.) Taylor Mrs Amanda S, milliner.
&
Thomas & Renton,
&
confectioner.
Y.
La^-yers.
Tonseth
Mathison, proprs Union House.
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Twomey Franeis (Daniel H Twomey, Grin W and Lyman Francis), Lawyers. U S I^aild OlJiee, Horace Austin Register, Thomas N
Pugh
Receiver.
Tour Joseph,
Vachon Moses, barber and baths. Yiknes John P, photographer.
W^hite Rros, Lumber
and Planing Mill. Wilson Peter, hanlware. 'Wilson «& Ball (George P Wilson, Wilbur F Ball), Lawyers, Practice in all Courts of Minnesota and Dakot.i.
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Fargo,
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attention.
class.
of Breech-Loaders to
All work tirstSatisfaction
sTuaranteed.
Winslow Jeremiah
WoM
Rev C
C, lumber. (Ltitheran).
Wonzor Allen, barber.
Wright George C, confectioiier. Youngrin Gustavus, blacksmith.
FARMER'S.
miles south of country postoffice in Lincoln county, 8 and hog- ^re Canton (c h), the nearest railroad point. Mock Canton. Stage to Elk Point and the exports of the vicinity.
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Sivert Alness, farmer, postmaster.
FARMINGTON.
miles In the southern part of Hanson county, 12 nearest railroad Rock-port (c h), and 6 from Bridgewater, the and Tri-weekly stage to bioux Fall:, point Exports, grain. Bnidlove, postmaster, Rockport. Semi-weekly mail.
from
Wm.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barrett Charles, notary public. Huchanan James, land locator and surveyor. Knellie P D, general store.
Taylor
K
A,
Hotel I'ropr.
Tibbits David, physician.
Willson Thomas, blacksmith.
station on the C, M. e miles from Swan Lake (c h).
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Ry,
in
Population, 50.
Turner county, Daily mail.
FIRE STEEL.
The
M.
&
Am.
the C, seat of Davison county, is a small station on Express, St. P. Ry, in the coiitrar].art of the county. The postotlice here has been discontinued.
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Streets,
St Paul, Minn.
r°"""'"""^^^ OHIO STONEWARE HAETION & Mm
CO.,
DAKOTA GAZETTEKK
FLANDREAU.
The seat of Moody county, and the present terminus of the Southern Minnesota Railway. Is situated a little northeast of the centre of the county on the Big Sioux river, whicli here furnishes power for a grist mill. Population, about :30(). The village has 2 Indian mission churches and a public school, general stores, hotels, a bank and a newspaper, the Moody County JEnterprise. It is in a fine agricultural country and exports wheat. Express, Am. Stage to Roscoe, Dell Rapids, and Sioux Falls daily; Vinton, Madison, Frankford, Verdi
and Herman, weekly; Ralph, Medary, Oakwood, Volga and
Brookings
tri- weekly.
Marshal Morse, postmaster.
BUSrXESS DIEECTOEY.
Andre
Charles, meat market.
1>, Propr Sioux Valley House.
au'ent Knox Bros, lumber, etc. Flantlreail, O D Brown Pres, C C Brown
Andrews James
Axford Thomas B,
Bank of
Cashr.
Barron Daniel, blacksmith. Bolles G, general store, etc. Bonner & Hyde, grain, John Brayton Wm, meat market.
H
McMillan agent.
Brown C C, cashier Bank of Flandreau. Brown O D, pres Bank of Flandreau. Brown Richard L, hardware and tinner.
Camberlin Martin N, dep register of deeds. Cargill & Van, J E Stowell agent, grain. Carter & Youmi, farm implements.
Central Blouse, Thomas
Colman C
O'Xeil Propr. Clark Wilber A, saddles and harness. L, L Knudson agent, lumber. Craney Jerry, boarding house. Currier Miss Emma, dressmaker. Dickson & Few, hardware, groceries, etc. Dodge & Bray, druggists.
Dunn Wm, blacksmith. Eastman Rev John (Congregational).
Finch "\Vm R, photographer. Flagg Alfred, district attorney.
Flandreau Mouse, M b L
tailor.
Pettigrew Propr.
Freeman Thomas, merchant
French
restaurant. Hall Charles F, groceries
Wm,
and provisions.
Hall John H, barber and restaurant. Heath Seneca A, saddles and harness.
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GenT Apoat
d. ^• MinnewU.
Attorn ey-at-Law
t-UGENE HUNTINGTON,
REAL ESTATE,
LOAN,
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INSURANCE AND COLLECTION AGENT, JUSTICE OP THE PEACE.
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Laitd Titles
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Spoc Laity.
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Uakota
erritory.
General Foundere
Hashow.Maish&Bavis
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Cor.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Ab<tra\ns, Justice of the Peace and Collection Agent.
. .
Enscne.
Jariil>s
(^ccadi:) Dennis, county commissioner. 51. General Mdse Dealer and Postmaster. 3I»fc Co, general store. .Ic.iK'S
JonCH
lii'ciian
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M
Itt'cler
Gcorgie P, Lawyer.
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& Sperry, saloon and billiards. H, carpenter and builder. Kelley Knox" Brothers, T B Axford agent, lumber, etc. Knudson Louis, lumber, C L Colman agent. Co, general store. Laiidin Nelson Loomis T C, sheriff Moody county.
Wm
&
McDonald Mrs A, dressmaker. McMillan John H, agent Bonner
Marsh
& Hyde
grain.
II C, grain de.iler. Martin Charles C, hardware and farm implements. Milam Benjamin A, general store. Millard Frank, livery and sale stable. Minier F E, agent John Paul, lumber. Williamson ed and Moody County Enterprise (weekly),
HM
propr.
Moulton Albert S, furniture and undertaker. Ober Benjamin, wagonmaker. llans. Register of Deeds and County Clerk. O'Neil Thomas, propr Central House. Otis Joseph, county surveyor. Paul John, lumber, etc, FE Minier agent.
OUon
Pettigrew Frederick W, clerk district court, real estate.etc. li, Propr Flandreau House and Livery. I'ettiijl'ClT Dl Pettigrt-w Richard F, Hour mill.
D
Pfttit
John C F, physician.
and Collection Agent.
Rice Georsje, countv treasurer. Rice Georg-e, "Attornev-at-Law
{See adv.)
Rice Rev H V (Presbyterian). Ricker Leonard, restaurant.
Roirers Manlius, supt of schools.
Roper H, livery stable. Seaman John A, physician. t>erle Henry M, wines, liquors and cigars. Sherwood W, contractor and builder. Simon John, countv commissioner. Siouv Valley House, James D Andrews Propr. Smith Arthur J, 'express and railroad agent. Smith Matthew H, barber. Stowell Jerome E, agent Cargill & Van, grain.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Thibau John E, boots and shoes. Whalen J C, county commissioner. Wheeler Edwin, propr Sioux Falls and Flandreau Stage Lino.
White Daniel S, druses, books, etc. White iirs D S, millinery and fancy goods. WillianisiOll IleiirV 51, Lawyer, and Editor and Propr The Moody County Enterprise. Wood Harvey B, watches and jewelry. Wright Benjamin, probate judge.
FLEETWOOD.
In Minnehaha county, 20 miles from Sioux Falls (ch), the nearest railroad point. lias Methodist and Lutheran churches, and exports wheat. Tri-weekly mail. Dennis Walters, postmaster.
FORESTBURG.
settlement in the west central part of Miner county (as yet unorganized), on the graded line of the Southern Minnesota extension, -25 miles from Mitchell, the nearest railroad point. fine stock raising country, but the rapid grist influx of settlers is forcing large herds farther west. Semi-weekly mail mill and blacksmith are needed here. stage to Firesteel and Jamestown. Wm. G. Santee, postmaster.
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BUSIITESS DIRECTORT.
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Santee
Whalen
"W^
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G,
Hotel Propr.
general store.
FOREST A post village of
Lawrence
CITY.
75 inhabitants in the western part of county, Black Hills, 20 miles from Deadwood (c h).
FOREST RIVER.
In the northeastern part of Grand Forks county, is a post station in a township of 000 inhabitants, 30 miles from Gr.ind Forks, the nearest railroad point, and 17 from Acton, a landing on Red River. ILas a church, used as a school house, exports wheat, and wants a flour mill. Weekly mail stage to Actoa and Grand Forks. J. B. Warren, postmaster.
BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
Campbell Peter, general store. Carpenter James, justice of the peace. Skatteboe K O, justice and notary public.
QrMFCFRQ PPHQ aUilLrLriO DUUOi
DEAPEES
and TAILOES, No. 40
St,
East Third Street,
Paul, Miun.
C.B.
THURSTON
FOR
AND
Bole Ag't CANTON PLOWS, Tiger Rake«, Bandall Pnlverizinu Hajrows, TriniEph Seeden, Mil1 bnia Wagons, Buggies, etc., 18 W. 3d St., St.Paul
BUSIXES.S DIRECTORY.
FOR
FORK.
A
from
mill
postoffice in a new settlomont in Traill county, 30 miles grist Caleilonia (c h), the nearest ship])iug point.
A
Semi-weekly mail stage is badly needed. Kvcn Larson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
to
Fargo.
Anil John, county surveyor. lOrit'kiiion Tlio-steii, Ju>tice of the Peace. Johnson Jacob, blacksmith.
Waage Rev
(Lutheran).
FORT ABEROROMBIE.
An abandoned post and military reservation on the Red River, not yet open for settlement. The Government has improved the river, and wheat and stores may be transported by steamer to and from Fargo. John Hazlehurst, judge of jirubate, superintendent public schools, and chairman county
commissioners, postmaster.
FORT ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
In Burleigh county, on the Missouri river, 5 miles from Bismarck, on the N. P. Ry. Population, 500. Stage com-
munication with Fort Keogh, Fort Yates and Deadwood. Daily mail. Wm. Cannon, post trader, postmaster.
FORT BENNETT.
Or Cheyenne Agency, in Stanley county, on the west bank of the Missouri river, is 300 miles distant from Yankton. Has an Episcopal church and Mission school, and exports furs and hides. Population, about 100 whites. Stage to Bismarck, Yankton and Black Hills. Scott Boyce, postmaster.
FORT BERTHOLD.
military post in the southern part of Stevens county, on the Missouri river, 85 miles northwest of Bismarck. Goods "hould be shipped by river direct. Congregational services are held 'in the fort, and there is a United States Indian
A
department school. Exports, corn and furs. Population, 25. Tri-weekly mail to Bismarck and Fort Buford. C. M. Wood,
postmaster.
FORT BUFORD..
In the southwestern angle of Malletto county, 250 miles m Bismarck by wagon road, and 388 by the Missouri ri\
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and Ventilation ^^.^'^''^'''? Mfftl/ UTUigtd.
Aoeon.tlc8, H«tinj Aoconstica, H«j oarefnlly carefnUy «.d cor.
md
KiastapoUi, ilins.
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858
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Glassware, 513 ¥asli-
ington Ave. South,
MINNEAPOLIS.
FOR
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
FOR
is a military post and settlement, with a population of l,Oi)ij, including the garrison. The post church is Presbyterian, ainl Exports, robes and furs. there is an English school. BusiMail line Express. ness men of every class are called for. Tri-weekly stage to Bismarck, fare §25 in summer and >;lo in Mails three times winter, and semi-weekly to Miles City. weekly, east, and twice west. George S. Hazen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Ayott
Bell
A
T, blacksmith.
R
H, physician.
Crampton L
W,
physician.
Davis John, justice of the peace.
Gaylord
Jordan Leighton
W
Morgan
& G W,
I> X, Justice of the Peace. B, banker. Jordan, post traders.
livery.
O'Connell Samuel, hotel.
'
Robinson Rev Geo (Presbyterian). Rorke Peter, boots and shoes. Scott John, boots and shoes. Spaulding Samuel, barber.
FORT HALE.
In L}Tnan county, on the ^lissouri river, Running Water, the nearest railroad point, is garrisoned by two companies of the First weekly mail stage to Fort Thompson. F. B. trader, postmaster.
140 miles from
a military post, Infantry. TriWether'ell, post
FORT MEADE.
military post in Lawrence county. Black Hills, 20 miles east of Deadwood (c h), 170 from Fort Pierre, 270 from Sidney, Neb., and 224 from Bismarck.
A
W S Fanshawe & Co, post
BC8INES.S DIRECTORY.
traders.
FORT PIERRE.
On the west branch of the Missouri river, in the southeastern part of Stanley county, is important as the terminus of the stage lines to the Black Hills, and as a shipping point. The C^& X. W. Ry is being rapidly pushed to Fort' PiiTre. Freighting and forwarding and carriagemaking are the leading occupations. There are 3 hotels, a public school and sevTri-weeklv stacre to Yankton, Fort Sullv and eral stores. Bisnuarck and the Black Hills. Tri-weekly steamer' fnun
Hall's Patent Infallible
sst^sP^
Hasho w,
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Mmh & Davis, ^•:^^^t&
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Ave, Booth, MinaonpoliB.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOR
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857
Sioux City, Io..-a, and Yankton. Fort Pierre promises to be one of the most flourishing points along the Missouri, il C Kousscau, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hartlett
bnggs H,
Bros, -vvagonmakers. Ijramble Miner Co, freighters and forwarders.
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Propr Maple Avenue House. t harbonneau & Weeks, blacksmiths. Daugherty & Co, for\varders and freighters
i;,
Kross
U
freighter.
Dcrauleau Lucien, stock
raiser.
Doherty John, freighter. Duchesnan Napoleon, ferry. Evans F T, freighter and forwarder.
Ilarjiin
C, freighter.
Harpin P, freighter.
Harris
G W,
iioald it
groceries and provisions. Brown, blacksmiths.
Herren John, boots and shoes. Hoffman C D, clothing. Kcteiiuiii R, General Store. ivinley Joseph, ferry. Landry Alexander, stock raiser. LaPIant Louis, freighter and stock
F
'
raiser
^^'^'^^'^'^ith
wr^omSer''™^''
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and
Lodgins John, wagonmaker. McGarry James, saloon and
McManus P W,
billiards.
freighter.
Mathieson G D, wagonmaker. Miller George, saloon and billiards ^ancelle H, freighter and stock raiser. Uwens G W, propr Broadway Hotel,
i
arant Louis,
wagonmaker.
Koach
Pfotenhauer Henry, meat market.
Wm,
baker.
Rue J
Uoiisseau C, General Store. Kousseau R, freighter and stock raiser.
S,
M
carpenter.
^>P'" Stou7^*T?^** atout Herbert, J^' blacksmiths. \\ aldron G P, freighter.
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Central Plotel.
^Ust J H, wagonmaker.
\\ est &, *V ickert
RoweTl, restaurant and saloon. R, baker.
Iron KoOfprQ
SELDEN & GETGLA, 114
N.
FINE fi1EBCHANT-^^?i-A^^^;is
DAKOTA GAZJSTTEEE
FORT RANDALL.
military post in Jilis.soun River.
A
Todd
county, on the south bank of the
FORT RANSOM.
military post in Ransom county. U. P. Ry, is the nearest railroad point.
A
Valley City, on the
FORT SISSETON.
military reserve and post in the central western part of the Territory, 73 miles from Big Stone City, and 58 from Watertown, on the C. N. W. Ry, the nearest railroa.l
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&
point.
J Vanderhorck
&
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Co, post traders.
FORT STEVENSON.
Tri-weekly mail.
military post in Stevens county, on the north bank of the Missouri nver, 70 mUes from Bismarck, on the N, P Rv
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
J S Winston, post
trader.
FORT SULLY.
military station on the Missouri river, western part of Sully county, 300 miles from Yankton. Exports, hides and antelope skms. Only the military trader is allowed here, and the population depends upon the strength of the garrison.
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The
W yommg
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Stage
Company
Bismarck tri-weekly.
is. Ii.
runs stages to Yankton and
Fare to Yankton, $20.
Daily mail.
oung, post trader, postmaster.
FORT TOTTEN.
In the unorganized county of Ramsev, on the shore of Lake Minne-^Vauken, or Devil's Lake, 82 miles north »l Jamestown, on the X. P. Ry, and luO miles west of Grand Forks. Population, 125. It has a Catholic church and a public school, taught by the Sisters of Charity, and exports Semi- weekly stage to Jamestown, fare ^8, and weeklv to Grand Forks, fare -sio. E. W. Brenneo, postmaster.
furs.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brennor G, post
trader.
Cramond J W, Indian
trader.
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Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.^^^l^S'i!^^^^^^^
For County, Township and City
Officers, in
Book-Binding,FOR
K1.11.T
st of style
and oc short notice, at F. F. Brackelt's Block, Miuneapclis.
HENNI&'S,
AND BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
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859
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Rev C
I'.iliiur
(Catholic). F, Indian trader.
I'Ofli
rii'inias
W
S, Post Trader, Frank, school teacher.
FORT YATES.
on
military post in the ea-;teru part of Boreman county, Missouri river, 75 miles south of Bismarck, on the Population. 25. The fort is reached by ilisS. 1'. Ry.
tiic
.
.
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Kitiri
river
steamers and stage from
Bismarck and Fort
J'urre.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
D-iii^'lass
HF
<fc
Co, post traders,
nioinpson John
& Co,
traders.
FOSTER
A
postoffice in
CITY.
Spink county.
FOUROHE.
A
Hills.
newly established ^ postotKce
in
Lawrence county, Black '
FOUNTAIN.
Brookings county, 14 miles 6 from Brookings, the nearest railPopulation, 200. Has a Baptist church, a comnion school, and exports wheat, corn and oats. steam grist mill is wanted, as there is not one in the whole county. Stage t-' Canby, Minn and Brookings 4 times weekly. Six mails fcitkiy. Frank H. Newton, postmaster.
from Medary
f'jsd point.
In the east central part of
(c h),
and
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
^•x Rev
'>";i;,'htv
C C (Wesleyan
Daniel,
Methodist).
wagonmaker.
N-wton Rev
I
F
11 (Baptist).
:'ft
U alkor
A
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A
\V, blacksmith.
J O,
Hotel
FRANKFORT.
post station in the northeastern corner of
Moody
county,
riiiks
from Flandreau
(c h),
the most convenient railroad
••ition.
FREEMAN.
A
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station
on the I. D. division of the C, M. St. P. the southeastern corner of Armstrong countv, 1« miles
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H. Crittenden
Bt.
4
Co.,
Fire-Proof Doors
I Sliimers.
Cor. Sir.b ind Sitley Sti.,
Piol, Mian.
IN
MINNESOTA.
HARMON
4,
Headquarters for Crockery" A.
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CO.,
IkliiiiieapoUs.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEEK
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Population, 40. Exports, whom. from Millstone (c li). Wants a lumber yard, blacksmith and hardware dealer. ExDaily mail. John C. Diraock, postmaster. press, U. S.
BCSIXESS DIRECTORY.
Buechler C, general
store.
Diinock John
Hotel.
C, Express and Railroad Agent, and
Putnam
D R,
grain dealer.
PRIEDENTHAL.
farmhouse postoffice in Hutchinson county, 10 mile? from Olivet (c h). Semi-weekly mail. Martin Schamber,
postmaster.
A
GALE.
post village in the most central part of Moody county, 12 miles from Flandreau (c h), the nearest railroad point.
A
GALENA.
A
Black
mining
village, population 100,
in
Lawrence county,
Daily stage
t'>
Hills, 12 miles
from Dcadwood
(c h).
Deadwood.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brumford
<fc
Co, saw-mill.
Case J A, grocer and saloon. Finegan Arthur, groceries and provisions.
Harley J C, Grocer. McDonald A & Co, smelters.
GARY.
seat of Deuel county, and a station on the W. & St. P. picturesquely situated on the Lac-qui-Parle river, on the easterly boundary of the county, in a region of great ferFounded in 1878, it has tility and abundantly wooded. population of 400, and is growing daily. It has Melhodi-t and Presbyterian churches, a tine public school and conn house, a live newspaper, the Inter-State, S hotels, a number of general and special stores and mechanic shops. ExGary offers excellent openings f'-r ports, grain and stock. Express, Am. a bank, flouring mills, a lawyer and a doctor. Semi-weekly stage to Big Stone Citv, weekly to Estellin'S Togstad. Norden, North Star, Grant and Blom. Daily mail. Fred. J. Bou-man, postmaster.
The
is
Ry,
;i
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Almond & Oswold,
boots and shoes.
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
of Boston,
forfeitnr*
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Law
J.
LIFE INSURANCE CO. "
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J.WaUon, Gen'l
of Musachasetts protiJes >!--• Agt., St, Paul,
Hashov/,Ma!sh& Davis, E
GAR
&
Bay, sell and exchange all kindi 'Enjinea and Machinery, Cor, 5th Ave.3., Minneapolis.
AXD BISIXESS DIRECTORY.
GAY
861
Ilodgins. .\rmstroin; C E, agent Youmans Bros r. ull.t (i \V, insurance agent and clerk of district court.
lliMViiiail
Fred
J, County
Clerk,
Editor and Propr
The
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loter-State.
Hr.idiey Davis, lime burner.
A, agent
Van Dusen
&
Co, and general store.
<-!.irk
Ci irk
Mrs C P, milliner. George P. constable.
Jicxter
C W,
I'rtoil
F.>ti'.Xer
&
I'riiik II
<i;itis
11.
W H, physician.
Fred A,
C
II,
li, General Store. Jebb, druggists and grocers. I>, general store and justice.
H
painter.
rriek II II, hotel.
II
CHS
ll'iucs
l-li:iin
W C, express and railroad agent.
grocer. agent Laird,
Sub-Editor Inter-State,
Mi.iiu
Jclib
J'.iii-s
Jvhnsun
F M, Norton & E R, phvsician and dentist. Rev H B (Presbyterian).
Co.
&
Swartz, hamessmakers.
Kininion
Kirkland
I-iinl,
W, barber. E & Son, hardware
and farm implements.
Norton
Martin
•M.-rril!
&
Co, lumber. Inlagen, blacksmiths.
&
C, flour
and
feed.
Bros, wagonmakers. H.fd P, agent Wakefield, Trow
I't-at-hv
&
Co.
Hiiik
&
^lathew, blacksmiths.
Bros, druggists. •^^ .ininl II, furniture. >ha\v J T, saloon and restaurant.
Il'i'j'^les
W
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S, milliner.
•'niilh John, constable. Snyder Rev S (Methodist). >t;iiiley 11, physician and justice, 1 "r'.,'erson A .J, farm implements. «itcliell C W, general store. -in Dusen & Co, sirain buyers. ^Vaketicld, Trow & Co, lumber. *\ 'lis J V, hotel projir and general store. »» ells, Kirkland A: Feton, Grain Dealers. » '•'Uiuaii Bros & Ilodgins, lumber.
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.Htatior^on the D. S. Ry, on the eastern line of Yankton <"utity, ly miles from Yankton (c h). Population, 100. lias
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a coniiiioii sohool, banks at Yankton, exports wheat, and wantn lumber,'gi-aiu and agricultural iuijilement dealers, general
merchandise, drug and hardware stores.
master.
J.
Bagstad, post-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bag'stnd J, General Store and Hotel. Halvorson Ole, wagonmaker. Hustvedt Rev H E (Lutheran). Johnson B, blacksmith. Mickling I II, express and railroad agent. Wright ^Kev (Methodist).
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GLENWOOD.
In the northeastern corner of Clay county, 26 miles from Vermillion (c h), the nearest railroad point.
GOODWIN.
St. P. Ry, in the western* part of Deuel county, near the county line, 22 miles from Gary (c li). Population, 200. It has a grist mill of 3 run of stone, a Baptist church, a common school, 3 hotels, 3 general storos, and exports wheat. Express, Am. Daily mail to OakwooJ, Estelline and Valley Farm. Daily ma'il. C. R. Westcott, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
A
station on the
W. &
Bathrick
D
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D, land agent.
Beard
A
Coilkliu Garver T H,
Hall
&
general store.
I<>axer, Publr Goodwin
Enterprise.
j>hysician.
P, justice (_)f the peace. Hand F S, physician. Herman C F, shoemaker. Horton & Co, lumber. Kelsey R P, insurance agent. Kelsey C, juopr Goodwin House. Kennedy F E, hardware. Laiid, Norton &, Co, lumber, paints, etc. Lawrence N S, propr Lawrence Hotel. ZIIcKinlay A: Millard, Farm Implements. Mahoney John, express and railroad agent. Nelson & Ilebae, general store. Parkinson C B, general store.
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Phillips R, drugu'ist.
Ramsdell
W R,t:rain dealer.
'IVlH, Hardware and Grain Dealer.
Tailoring,
RoiiWeder
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40
street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
Sole Ag't
MILBURN WAGONS, Tiger Rakos, Ranetc.,
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dall Palveri:ing Harrows,
ton Plows, Buggies,
Triumph SeeJers, Can18 W. Sd St,, St. Paul.
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B, livery. Kos..i Levi, propr Central House. Saiil)oni T E, lawyer. T.tylor Harvey, bfacksmith.
I'tter
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Rev S S
Dusen G & Co, grain Weeks >I L, flour mill.
V.^n
W
(Baptist).
dealers.
Wcidnian Frank, blacksmith. West cot t C R, Xotary Public and Conveyancer.
GOTHLAND.
A
postoffice
in the
northern part of Union county, 36
miles from Elk Point (c h), railroad point.
and
13
from Eden, the nearest
GRAFTON.
Pembina
to
In the southeastern part of Pembina county, 45 miles from (c h), and the same distance from Grand Forks, the
nearest railroad point.
Goods should be shipped
in
summer
Acton Landing, on the Red River. It is quite a new settlement, principally of people of some means, from Prince Edward Island, Canada., and is on the line of the extension of the Casselton branch of the N. P. Ry. Weekly mail stage to Acton. T. E. Cooper, farmer and fruit tree dealer, postmaster.
GRAND FORKS.
seat of the county of the same name, is a stirring and thriving town of 1,700 inhabitants on the Red River of the
The
North, at its continence with Red Lake River, and the terminus of the Grand Forks branch of the St. P., M. & M. Ry. Four years ago it was a mere steamboat landing and station
for stages, now it is flourishing in progressive strength as a well established city, situated upon two navigable streams,
and
in the very heart of the fertile and rich gr.anary of the Hed River Valley. The county of Grand Forks has in 10 Jears grown from a wilderness to one of the most populous in the territory, and its immense volume of products pours through the county seat on the way to market. The city has Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian and Catholic churches, and a graded school, banks, general stores, grocery, hardware, clothing, tin, drug, boot and shoe, harness, furniture stores, hotels, boarding houses, flouring mill, sawmills, grain elevators, a number of machine and mechanic f'liops, and a full representation of the learned professions. 1 wo additional elevators have just been coinjileted, another fl'mring mill, and the largest depot on the line of the St.
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M. Ry, outside of St. Paul, are in course of constructiou. Within two years the city has more than douhlfl in population. Ex])orts, wheat and oats. Express, Am.
Telegraph, Northwestern.
fare §5;
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Stage to Fargo, 80 miles,
miles.
daily.
mail by train.
Pembina, tio miles, -So; Fort Totten, 100 Donald McDonald, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Daily
Allen Franklin M, confectioner. Ames Mrs Lydia E, milliner and dressmaker. Anderson Charles, carriagemaker. Avraliaiiiseii General Store. Barden, grain and elevator.
Abraham,
Barker Charles, saloon. Barnes & Tenney, grain and elevator. Barton & Roberts, saloon and billiards. Bell & Larrivie, bakery and restaurant. Itelzilll^ Jainesi', Merchant Tailor. Brooks Bros, grain, elevator and lumber. Brown & Metzler, hardware. Budge George, druggist. Busse VTm, confectioner. Bye Peter J, clothing. Callaghan Michael, stoves and tinware.
Harris, general store. Xatlian R, Livery and Sale Stable, First-Cla-.^ Single and Double Rigs on Short Notice, the Custom of Commercial Travelers Solicited. Carroll Peter, propr Northwestern Hotel. Carter Rev T E (Methodist). €assellliail «fc Cant, Lawyers and Real Estate. Casswell C, furniture. Charlesworth James, veterinary surgeon. Childs E & Co, grain and elevator. Cline Henry H, saloon and billiards. Collins Thomas, farm implements. Collins «.fc Hdgen, jihysicians. Crandall Francis M, grocer.
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&
Riet:i!i, salo,,n.
Eckles &.Morgan,
Druc;s and Chemicals, Standard Patent 3Iedicines, I'aints, Oils, Varnishes, Dve Stuffs ^'""':
Goods, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal I'urpo-,-^
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Loans
Taxes Paid
for
H.
W^ A L S H.
and
Abstract Office
Goverment Lands.
or small quantities.
Locates Settlers upon
Lands
for sale in large
non-residents.
GRAND FORKS, D
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FRANK
The Plaindealer
L.WITT,
PUBLISHER OF
CRAND F ORKj PUINDEALER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
is the oldest established newspaper in the Valley north of the X. P. R. R. It is extensively circulated throughout the Valley, and offers special inducements to advertisers. Sample copies sent on application.
GRAND FORKS,
D, T.
Pine
Lumber, Lath and Shingles
etc., etc.
Sash, Doors, Moldings, Plastering Hair, Lime, Cement,
GRAND FORKS,
D. T.
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Editor and Proprietor.
Devoted to the interests of Grand Forks and the Red Eiver Valley.
Printing of Every Description.
PUBLISHED AT
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D. T.
Fire-Proof Doors I Shutters.
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Foster Friederich <t Co, meat market Iranklin Wm, saloon and billiards
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and Negotiator of Dakota and M.n
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Goldberg Amos M, prop Goldberg House.
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Propr.
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Griggs Alexander, flour mill. Griggs & McCormick, real estate. Haggerty Patrick H, blacksmith
(John G "t n'*?f*T* Tallant Insurance Hamilton, Drury * Tallant), Law, Land and Haney Burton E, saloon. Hanrahan James, propr Red River Valley House,
Hill
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Hogan Thomas
O, general store
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Telegraph
Office.
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Hurst Anthony C, insurance agent
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grain
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tavethe Finest Stwk of Or.lifor'ma Wins*
for
Medicinal purposos.
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L.
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D. T.
Attorn ey-at-Law
GHAND FORKS,
Insurance and Real Estate.
Lots and Farming Property for sale on easy terms and long time. Collections a Specialty.
Town
W.
G.
V/OODRUFF,
Sttoi'riey-kt-I^kAY
Collections a Specialty.
D. D.
Vv^EBSTER,
Attorn ey-at-Law,
Collections, Insurance
and Money Loaning.
D. T.
J.
GRAND FORKS,
FLAr>ELANIJ. Attorney-at-Law and Notary
T. O.
E.
FI.AHELAND.
Public.
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books and stationery. McKelvey Johll, Lumber, Sash Doors, Blinds, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement, Plastering, Hair, Etc, and Real
Estate.
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McL<aii;;'hIili Stiiiiiiail IV, Agricultural Implements, Agents J I C.ise it C'o's Threshing Machinery and McCormirk's Iliirvestiiig Mac-liinery, Van Brunt's Seeders. Malouey Charles 6, Tonsorial'Parlor and Bath Room, Only Bath Room in Town, Everything New and FirstClass, 7 A M to 9 p M, Sundays 7 to" 1 1 a m. Malouey 15mju!i F, Pro])r Mansard House. {See adv.) Mansard E6ou«ie, H E Maloncy Proin-. {See adv.) Metier Pliitip T, General Store, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
MOler John B, wagons and carriages. Moosette John B, propr Central Hotel. Mundigel John, boot and shoemaker. Myers L S & Co, farm implements. Xagle Miss E, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Feathers, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Latest Shapes and Fashions, Constantly on Hand. Nash Charles W, laVyer. IVasli &; CJroveilor,Real Estate Brokers, Special Attention Given to Collections and All Business Connected
May
With Land Ottiees, Opposite Postoffice. Peterson & Thomson, farm implements. Porter & Swan, saloon and billiards. Robinson Alexander, blacksmith. Ross ^'ni. Blacksmith, Horseshoer, Plowmaker and Repairer and General Jobbing and Repairing Wagons, Carriages and Farm Machinery.
Sattem
Scott
Milow
Amund B, jeweler. W, physician.
Contractors and Builders, Lumber, Lath, and Yard, 3d st bet Gertrude and Franklin avcs. Smith & Wisner, general store. Sproat, Ormiston & Co, farm implements. Starbird Melvin B, confectioner. Steele, Luke & Co, hardware and farm implements. Steep & McNeil, painters. Stewart Donald, blacksmith. Stewart Robert, liarnessmaker. Sullivan Martin W. saloon.
Shingles, Etc, OtKce
Smith
& Dowj
Tharaldson
Tecl Charles E, Physician. H it E, general store.
CASH ASSETS
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General Artnt
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Minnesota.
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Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Maaafactnrer, Bracket:' s Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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MANSARD HOUSE.
H. E.
MALONEY,
Proprietor.
FREE
'BUS TO ^^LL
TJi^VJ^S.
Livery in Connection, Two Fine Sample Rooms on First Floor. The Largest and only First-class House in the City, with 50 rooms; Newly Built and Furnished.
Terms, $2.00 per day.
GRAND FORKS,
D.
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Thomas Oscar E,
Titus
furniture.
it Smith, bankers. Trepanier Miss MavA, milliner. S L.ail<l OJfice, Byron
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TVm J
Anderson
Receive!-.
Walsh
Webster Dennis
W'ilder
adv.)
Viets Frank, flour and saw-mill. Propr of Bank of Dakota, Lands and ficorji'e {See adv.) Real Estate Loans. D, Lawyer and Insurance. {See adv.)
H,
Wesenberg Michael F, propr Nordstjernen. White Thomas, grocer.
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Law^'er, Insurance
and Real Estate.
{See {See
{See adv.)
Winship
adv.)
CJeorg-e
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B,
Propr Grand Forks Herald.
Plaindealer.
Witt Frank
Witt
Propr Grand Forks
WoodrnirWni GRAND MEADOW. A settlement in the northwestern part
point.
& Winter,
farm implements. «, Lawyer. {See adv.)
of
Minnehaha
county, 25 miles from Sioux Falls (c h), the nearest railroad
GRAND
A
recently
RAPIDS.
established postothce in Lamoure county. Jamestown, on the N. P. Ry, is the nearest shipping point.
GRANT.
In the center of the northern line of l^rookings county, 23 miles north of Medarv (c h), and IG from BrookPojiings, on the C. & N. W. Ry,"the nearest railroad point.
Hayes' Paten! Ventilating
Skylights. TENDEN k CO
»nd Sibley Su.,
M. H. CEIT,
St. Paul,
Corner Siith Minn.
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SemiExports, wheat. Tradesmen wanted. weekly mail from Gary. Easton O. Rice, farmer, postmaster.
GRANT CENTRE.
miles from Big In the central part of Grant county, Stone City (c h), and 1| from the line of the H. & D. Ry. There is available water power on the Yellow Bank Creek at this point. Has United Brethren and Methodist churches, a public school, and exports wheat and farm products. Population, 125. Stage to Watertown and Big Stone City. John B. Lock wood, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Geil Harry C, justice of the peace. Heath E J, veterinary surgeon. " Ladd Robert, hotel. Lenley Thomas, barber and shoemaker.
liOC'kwood
&
Pettis, Grocers and Dealers
in
Farm
Implements.
GRANVILLE.
€ity
settlement in Grant county, 9 miles from Big Stone and 10 from Ortonvil'le, on the line of the extension of the II. D. Ry, and a prospective station. Has a United Brethren church, a district school, and exports farm blacksmith and doctor are produce, wheat, oats and corn. needed. Stage to Watertown and Big Stone City. Weekly mail. George Bartlett, postmaster.
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GREENFIELD.
postoffice in the central eastern part of Clay county, 12 miles from Vermillion (c h).
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GREENWOOD.
east
is an Indian agency ou the bank of the Missouri river, in the southern part of Charles 25 miles from Running Water, the nearest railroad point. There are Episcopal and Presbyterian missions and schools in the agency, and the population consists of about 2,000 Indians and 30 whites. It is the seat of the
Known
as
Yankton Agency,
Mix county,
mission diocese of Niobrara. C. Sperry, postmaster.
C
Tri-weekly stage to Yankton.
Andrews
Canfield
WD
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. E, Indian agent.
D, hotel propr.
^^°^ Merchant
E,
QS^UCCCPQ DilUOi OUnLrLnO DOHQ
Tailoring:,
Na
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Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
H3show,IV!aish& Davis,
GRE
Cook Rev J
aSSSSS
IIAY
S71
of Niobrara
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
rector.
W,
l)awes Henry, sehool teacher. (Gordon P B, m.ister mechanic.
Hare
Ri|;:ht
Rev
W
H,
]5ishop
(Epis-
copal).
Nicholson George T, agency clerk. Smith N S, agency physician. Sperry C C, Indian Trader, Express Agent, Etc. ."^porry C'harles il, notary public, etc. Strong J G, farmer (agency). Tnimbo Z T, assistant farmer (agency).
^S'hitten
Rev
W V (Episcopal), principal agency
GROVE
HILL.
school.
Williamson Rev John B, Presbyterian missionary.
settlement in the northern part of Union county, .30 miles from Elk Point (c h), and 10 from Calliope, on the S. C. D. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
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HAMILTON.
A A
miles
newly established
postoffice in
Pembina county.
HARRISBURG.
village in the northeastern part of Lincoln county,
11
from Canton
(c h).
HARTFORD.
A
A A
recently established postoffice in
Minnehaha county.
HARTSLAND.
discontinued postoffice in Traill county.
HASTINGS.
newly established
postoffice in
Spink county.
HAWLEJEK.
A
newly established
postoffice in
Bon
Homme county.
HAYWARD.
mining settlement of some 200 souls in Custer county, Islack Hills, 65 miles south of Dead wood, and KJO from Sidney, Neb., on the U. P. R. R., the nearest railroad point.
A
Kingsbury
& Draper fi.'.^™;»
Brown
35 East
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIKECTORY. Co, miuiuc;.
ni:R
Duncan, Savage & Pushan & Dustin, grocers and live stock Push an & Leighton, general store.
dealers.
HEGTON.
village of about 100 souls, in ^IcKinock township, near the center of Grand Forks county, 25 miles from Grand Fork.s the nearest railroad point. Turtle river here offers _(c h), inexhaustible water power. Exports, grain. grist mill, general and hardware stores are needed Weekly mail. II. E. Hansom, postmaster.
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A
HENRY.
village in the southwestern part of Codington county, 16 miles west of Watertown (c h), and on the graded line of the extension of the W. St. P. Ry. general store and blacksmith shop are needtd. Daily stage" between Water-
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town and James
mail.
river,
and
all
intermediate points.
Daily
A. L. Buell, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buell
A
Thompson C
L, hotel propr. B, hotel propr.
HERMAN.
In the central part of Lake county, on the graded line of S. M. Ry extension, 30 miles from Flandreau, and 47 from Sioux Falls. Madison (c h) is 6 miles distant. The village has a population of 100, Presbyterian and Methodist church organizations, a newspaper, the Lake County Leader, and a flour mill is needed. hotel. Tri-weekly mail stage to Sioux Falls, and weekly to Flandreau. H. N. Luce, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
the
A
Brawn George, justice Dodge S, blacksmith.
of the peace.
Finks S
51, Physician. Hall John, blacksmith Hastings Rev (Methodist). Hutchins C, constable. Hutchius Sparhack, hotel propr.
Leclere
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Mullen & MfGillivray, Murry R A, lawyer.
Robbins
II,
Rev G F
(Prcsbvterian).
General Store.
insurance agent.
Sowe F
C, propr
Lake County Leader.
n3ll S Oalu
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Jacksou
St., 8T.
PAUL, Klau.
ilPH SEEDEHS, Randall Polveriz-
C.B.THiJaSTCN.ilS:! Wagons,
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*'iger
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etc.,
Rakes, Canton Plows, Milburn 18 W. 3J St., ST. PAUL.
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lilSINESS DIRECTORY.
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HIGHLAND.
A village of 60 souls, in the northe.asteru corner of Minnehaha county, 20 miles from Sioux Falls (c h), and Ui from Valley Sprmgs, the nearest railroad point. Exports, farm produce. Stage to Flandreau, Sioux Falls, Valley Springs and Dell Rapids. Four mails weekly. J. J. Simenson, general store and postmaster.
,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Binn
A
11,
I.
wagonmaker.
Ilalstad
M, blacksmith. 8illiens0U J J, General Store and Hotel Propr.
HILL CITY.
village of 50 inhabitants in the Black Hills, southwestern part of Pennington county, 30 miles from Mount City (c h),
A
and 200 by stage, route from Fort Pierre, on the Missouri landing. quartz mill is wanted here. Stage to Deadwood, Custer and Kapid City. Mail 9 times weekly. Ozro F. Carr, postmaster.
river, the nearest
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bronson
E
J, general store.
Cameron M, constable.
Carr O F,
Mc Williams
Palmer J
Farmer.
Hobbs Wm, justice of the peace. Holdman Ed, blacksmith.
Frank, live stock dealer.
S, hotel propr.
HILLSDALE.
In the south central part of Moody county, 9 miles from Flandreau, on the line of the extension of the S. M. Ry. Has a d^trict school, and exports farm and dairy products. H. H. Platz, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Runyon J M, blacksmith.
HOOKER.
village of 40 inhabitants in the southeastern part of 1 urncr county, 8 miles from Swan Lake (ch), 22 from Parker, on the I. D. division of the C, M. St. P. Rv, and 28 irom ^ ermillion, on the D. S. Rv. The Vermil'lion river anords power here for a flouring mill. Exports, general pro-
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& JORDAN,
AECHITECTS,
MinnespoHs.
Plans
and Spedficatjoas fnraiahed lor all ilndi of Building, oa ihort notice.
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Merchant FARRINRTflM S^^l'^-^eAvenue, 1^110,23,/ mimiMUl UHj
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Nicollet
Minneapoli.,
HGO
DAKOTA GAZETTKEU
public
JAM
school.
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duce. Has a Methodist church and stage to ^ ermillion and Parker. master.
mad
Dailv
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John Hoeflinger, *
post-
HORACE.
A
(c h).
country postotfice in Cass county, 10 miles from Far.^o Four mads weekly. N. T. Nelson, postmaster.
HOWARD.
A
fann house
county, 15 rndes from Swan Lake (c h), and 7 from Finlev on the I. & D. division of the C, M. St P Ry Tri-weekly mail. Decatur Stewart, postmaster. '
fetation,
postoffice in the northeastern part of
Turner
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HURON.
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100.
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^^'^^ °^ Beadle county and a station on ^ "*'''' ^""^ ^'V}^b- growing settlement. Jixpress, Am. Daily mail by rail.
the
CAN
Population,'
HDXLEY.
farm house postoffice on the southern line of Lake county, 12 miles from ^L^dison (c h), the nearest point A supply store is wanted in the neighborhood.railroad Semiweekly mail. Henry Guth, postmaster.
A
HYDE PARK.
the central northern part of Pembin.i county, one mile from the boundary line of the Dominion of Canada, and 26 from Pembina (e h).
in
A
postoffice
INKSTER.
A A
newly established
postoffice in
Grand Forks county.
station on the C. of Kingsbury county.
IROQUOIS. & N. W. Ry, in
the southwestern part
IVANHOE.
A
recently establish,.! postoffice in Brookings county.
JAMESTOWN.
The
is
a
Dakota
seat of Stutsman county and a station the X. P. Kv. vilhage of 5u0 inhabitants, situated on the Jame> or
river,
a
few miles southeast of the center
of
tli.-
Perkins,Tyons¥Co.^-S^^
;a:
Hashow,Msish& Davis, 'Saiiss
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AKI) BUSINESS DIRECTOKT.
JAM
875
The water power of the James river is to be utilized county. Jamestown has l.y a flouring mill now in course of erection. ajiut'lic school, several hotels, a newspaper, the Alert, 3 land Semi-weekly i.ilices, and several general and special stores. fare §6, and to Fire Steel, fare $10. st:i,i;e to Fort Tott\^n, Mrs. F. C. Kelley, postmaster. Daily mail.
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
I>il
W W, general
«!b
store.
Curt in
I)>-cker
Kliiier
Winslow, general
•
store.
t-Jrinun,
House. Geusters ifc Co, hardware. Hagor &, Co, bankers. Harris T B, express and railroad agent.
II\if[riian
E W, confectioner. W, druggist. riiiit & Dale, Proprs Dakota
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P, barber.
KcIIcy
Kflley W, confectioner. Killoch il, propr Jamestown Hotel. Klaus A, flour mill. Kiiapp S S, painter. Lees James, saloon. Leonard Bros, hardware. Lvon L, general store. ^fl'C'lure Marshall, clerk. McFarlin Sc Galenger, blacksmiths. Moran P, saloon.
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A W,
Land
Office.
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Hiiiijuett
H, shoemaker.
•Snith
Sons, blacksmiths. Tanij.ksens J M, barber.
'rililiii!i«
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Boarding House.
VfiHium
^
\\, land othce. t<vcy &, Smith, general store.
G
Wells
E
P, land
o^ftice.
JAMESVILLE.
In the northern part of Yankton county, 18 miles from aiikton (c h), and 12 from Mennoc. Either station is a l-'vurable shipping point. The James or Dacota river fur•!-lus power here for a flouring mill of 3 run of stone, and
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exjiorts are flour and feed, and grain of all sorts. There " a district school in the settlement, but no church as yet, and the population is between 50 and 60. Any tradesman ^'Juld lie welcome, especially a blacksmith. Stage to Yank'"11 semi-weekly and semi-weekly mail. C. Ellerman, notary |ul>lic, farmer, postmaster.
Galvanized Iron Cornices.
>Ss\Zt't
p.'^'^r.h
I.
ARnpi/rpy
876
Frencli
retail.
China.
Glassware,
wholesale
UllUUIXLUlj
JAM
and
E
A.
HAEMON &
CO.,
MinneapoUs.
DAKOTA GAZETTEEIt
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
JOL
EUcrinan C, notary public. Jaiuesville Mills Co, tlour mills. Herver H, general store and hotel. Huber F, farmer. Gustav, Flour Mill.
Kochitzky
Launspauch
J, ^Miller.
Olsen Johann, farmer. Rindolph Carl, fanner. Rudnest J, farmer.
Sperber P.dward, flour mill. Wemlaff Charles, tlour mill. TVinsthoff Otto, live stock dealer.
JEFFERSON.
Formerly Adeleseat, in the southeastern part of Union county, and a station on the D. S. Ry, is a village of :3oii inhabitants, 8 miles from Elk Point (c h), and 1| from boili The latter drives a flourthe Missouri and Big Sioux rivers. ing mill in the neighborhood. A Catholic church and pulilic Exports cordwood. Express, Am. school are located here. Two mails daily. C. M. Ryan, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRJECTORT.
Authiers & Montague, general store. Bartolome Michael, shoemaker.
Bedard
Brunell
J, physician.
Rev P
(Ciitholic).
Bemers Louis, blacksmith.
Irundean L, physician. LeBrech Ludger, hotel propr. Paradee L O, restaurant and constable. Romeson J A, physician. Ryan Michael, justice, general store and railroad agent. St Peter Gilbert, hotel and saloon.
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JEPSEE.
A
discontinued postofticein Kingsbury county.
JOLIETTE.
A landing
on the
Red River of
the North, in the ca>t.n)
part of Pembina county, 12 miles nearest railroad point.
from Pembina
(c
h), ''""
1835--I880.S
est,
Best and Cheapest.
New
En-l.^-';!
Manufactured
Blank-Books
tions, at
for Banks, Mill Men and low rates and in best of style, by F. F,
Corpora-
HENOTG,
lXd husixess directory.
kid
JULIAN.
A A
recently established postoflice in Clark county.
KAMPESKA.
station on the C.
&
X.
W.
Ry,
in
the central part of
Codington county.
Express,
Am.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wiley
C
C, propr
Kampeska House.
KEATOR.
fanners, clustering around the 8,000 Preston, in Hamlin county, 12 acre wheat rauche of Keator X. W. Ry. There •niiles south of Watertowu, on the C. is available water power on the Big Sioux river at this point. Semi-weekly mail stage to Oakwood, Volga and Watertown. \V. Marshall, postmaster.
Is
a settlement of
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KELLEY'S POINT.
landing on the Red River of the Xorth, in the southe.Obteni corner of Perahina county, 14 miles from Tamarac, on the St. P., M. & M., the nearest railroad point. Daily stage to Pembina, Grand Forks and Fargo.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Budge, Eshelman
&
Co, general store.
KENSINGTON.
In the central southern part of Pembina county, 55 milesfrom Pembina (c h), and 48 from Grand Forks. Is one of the leading Canadian farming settlements in the county,
and
is
is fast growing into prominence. Population, 150. It in a ric-h farming region, and exports wheat. A fanning-mill manufactory is in course of construction. Grist and saw-mills •iiid tradesmen generally are needed. Weekly mail stage to> ^ Pembina. E. O. Faulkner, postmaster and storekepeer.
KIDDER.
A
postoffice in tlie
southwestern
jiart
of Lincoln county,
from Canton (c: h), and 12 from Lennox, the nearest railroad point. IJeef. ])i>rk, butter and grain are the exports "f the neighborhood, wliieh requires a storekeeper and black'-'"niiles
^"iith.
Daily mail.
John Stevenson, farmer, postmaster.
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CEITTENDEN &
Sts., St.
00., Corner
Sixth and Sibley
Paul, Minn,
W. F. GUNiN
KIL
& CO. ^M^™ -"?rs.^
Miaiieapolia, Minn,
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
KRxV
KILBORN.
A country
county,
postoffice in
the north central part of Grant
IT miles from Big Stone City (c h), and l^ from Ortonville, the nearest railroad point at present. It ih on the line of the extension of the C, M. and St. P. Ry. Has a church of the United Brethren and a district scho.Jl, and exports wheat. A flouring-mill is wanted. Weokly mail stage to Big Stone City. Ira V. Ferrin, farmer, post-
master.
BCrSIXE.SS
DIRECTORY.
Tucker
A
C, general store.
KOMSTAD.
•20
district school,
in the northern part of Clay count v. miles from Vermillion (c h). Has a Lutheran church aiid and stage communication semi-weekly with Lodi and Eden. G. Xorgren, postmaster.
A country postoffice
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hayes P J, dry goods and Hoyer P Y, general store.
groceries.
KONGSBERG.
In the eastern part of Richland county, 10 miles north of Wahpeton (c h), and the same distance from Breckenridi,"'. the nearest railroad point. Has a common school, which ialso used as a church, and exports wheat, oats and barky. Daily mail. H. C. X. Myhra, county assessor, coroner, steamship agent, etc., postmaster.
KRANSBURGH.
A
station on the
W. &
St. P. division of
the C.
&
N.
W
-
Catholi. church, public school, 2 hotels, 2 general stores, exports wh'-at Express, Am. and banks at Watertown. Daily mail.
Ry, in the southeastern part of Codington county, from Watertown (c h). Population, 75. Has a
10 mil'
Mathias Kranz, postmaster.
Bohn
W&
BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
C, lumber dealers.
Brechter Francis, general store. Chrysostoiie Fotle llev P J (Catholic). Fox Bros, General Store. Hoover & Campbell, hotel proprs.
SCHEFERS BROS.
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PAUL, Mi^-
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TLird Street, ST.
riashoWi Maish
& Oevis, l-^^^^^^-^"-^^'
^ ip of Engine Boilers and all 5 kiadaofmachinery.Minneapolis,
particular attention to Bet-
AXD BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
.-'[.oonor I
W,
hotel propr.
elbaum Joseph, blacksmith. \(\.ichs,-
LA GRANGE.
A
recently established postoffice in
Yankton county.
LAKE BADGER.
In the northeastern part of Kiiitisbiiry county, on the shore same name, S miles from Xordland Station, the C. X. "W. Ry. newly settled prairie region. Siini-weekly mail. Enoch Molyneux, postmaster.
of the lake of the
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BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
n.irber
(''>i>k
Lynn, blacksmith.
Justice.
Ciiristesoil P, General Store and
C
B, constable.
Molyenux Enoch F, farmer. I'.ilmer Douglas, mason.
LAKE
A
CITY.
rural postoffice on the banks of "Wall Lake, in the south<rn part of Minnehaha county, 12 miles from Sioux Falls. Weekly mail. T. J. Collins, postmaster.
LAKEPORT.
In the southwestern part of Yankton county, 11 miles from (c h). Two mails daily. Anton L. Peiffer, postmaster.
Yankton
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
I'tiffer
Bros, general store.
LAKE THOMPSON.
^jf
& N. W. Ry, in the south central part Kingsbury county, about 100 miles north of Yankton.
station
A
on the C.
LAKE VILLAGE.
A A
discontinued postoffice in Brookings count}-.
LEAD
f^-nce
CITY.
1,400 inhabitants, in
busy gold miniuE; town of county. Black Hills, 3^ miles ''''-ntains what is claimed to be the *orld, having over 3U0 stamps, and
LawIt
from Deadwood
exports">;3.50,000
(c h).
largest gold mines in the
worth of
Kingsbury
& Draper.
Builders'
ics'
Hardware and Mechan35 E, Third.St., St. PauL
Tools,
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p mQ PiCTU iit-Oj
880
i'l'iiues
and Looking-Glaoses,
at
CHAELES JOE
SON'S, 513 Washington Ave, South, Minneapol
LEA
DAKOTA GAZETTKKK
LEA
gold bullion monthly. It has Congregational and Cathoilr churches, and a public school, a bank, groceries and drv goods stores, and hotels. Daily stages to Deadwood, IVti marck and Sidney, Xeb. Daily mail. William H. Fawcett,
postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abt Frank,
Allason
Abfs Motel,
Andrus
Wm J, jeweler.
Propr Abt's Hotel. Frank Abt Propr.
(.sVe
adv.) {See adv.)
Brazil, tailor.
Beaujire & Bro, grocers. Beussie Bros, grocers. Brady Bros, dry goods.
Birdsell
Wm F, milliner.
su]it, 15 to
Black Hills Canal and Water Co, J
K
Goodrich
sec,
Samuel
McMaster
20 miles tlurae.
Brady
Brown
I5ros Dry Goods.
dentist.
Bragg John, boot and shoemaker. Bragg Mrs Sarah, dry goods.
W G,
P
Carr Hugh, restaurant. Chisholm Roderick, pro]ir Major House. Clyne R G, physician.
Cohen Pincus,
Connolly
Deadwood Mining
Dean
clothing. C, physician. Co, J Goodrich sec, supt. Gold Mine (quartz). Epiiraiiii, Grocer. Dickenson K, physician.
K
Samuel McMaster
D
John, meat market. «fc Campbell, grocers. Endres Friedrich H, grocery and saloon. Eveleth Albert C, livery stable. Faust Emil, baker.
Dundon
Edwards
.
Fawcett
Wm H grocer.
Fisher Daniel, saloon and Fossel & Ryan, saloon.
billiards.
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Crardlier's Ilolel. Mrs Kate Gardner Propr.
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Gardner Krs 3Iate, jirojir Gardner's Hotel. Genteges Paul, brcwerv, saloon and billiards. Giant "& Old Abe ^luiincr Co, J K Goodrich see, Samuel McMaster supt, gold mine (quartz). Golden Terra Alining Co, J K Goodrich sec, Samuel IMcM i-tir su])t, gold mine (quartz). Green Frank G, carpcntL-r and builder.
Gushurst Peter A, grocer. Hage August, baker.
Haii'sSafel Lock
Mi-Co."-'"""""^^
lar Proof Safes, St. Paul,
j't
CANTON PLOWS,
C.B,TilOmON,Ei
LEA
Terizing Harrows,
Tiger Rakes, RanTriumph Seeders, KilBDggies,etc.,18W.3dSt.,St,Paul
AND BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
LLA
S-^1
Board by the
Day
or
Week.
Mill St
,
Lead
City, D. T.
lu connection with this hotel, are thirty neatly fitted
and well furnished
rixjms for the
accommodation of
is
its
many
patrons.
The
BAR
in
connection with the hotel
always stocked with the
finest
brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
StaUs Accommodatioa
for
14 horses.
FR.VNK ABT, Proprietor.
riRST-CLASS iX i:VER\ RESPECT.
Springer House,
LEAD CITY,
Dakota Territory.
The traveling public will find the Springer House equal to any in this part of the Territory. The largest and the only one with hard finished rooms in the City; and may be siu-e of finding clean beds, good table and courteous attention. Sample Rooms on first tloor. Bath room. Good stabling and livery
in connection.
^
Give the
trial.
Springer a
^^^^^^
l\flrs.
The only
Gardner's Hotel.
Hotel and Palace Dining
first-class
Room
in
the City.
Half
Block from the Largest
in the
Business Houses
Hills.
Black
The
best
at-
tention
paid to Transient Guests.
Mill Street,
Lead
City.
Wilsa JORDAN, SiilSSIS
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Cjai'finrt'fftn
I
Artistic Tailor.
Dress Suits a Specialty.
I
ni'QtUlij 239
Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolia, Mien.
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882
LEA
DAKOTA
GAZETTEER
LEA
Hanson August, confectioner. Hayes Mrs Eliza, grocer. Highland Alining Co, J K Goodrich sec, Samuel Mc^Iastor supt, gold mine (quartz). Hill Wni T, propr Homestake House. HinleyRev George (Congregational). Holzman it Hershtein, clothing. Home Stake Mining Co, J B Haggin pres, J K Goodrich sec, Samuel McMaster supt, gold mine (quartz), 200 stamps. Howe Hiel H, physician. Hurley & Kappelkom, meat market.
Hutcheson & Matheson, saloon. lug-nll*) Albert O, Druggist. Jacobs Mosl'S, saloon and billiards.
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James Thomas, general store and saloon. King Jeremiah, saloon and billiards.
Kohler John, saloon.
Larimer ^Vin J, Lawyer. Larock Nelson, saloon. Lawie Alexander, druggist. Lewis Joseph R, blacksmith.
Loenthal Moses,
tailor.
Lon^ James M,
Propr Miners' Hotel.
Lynch James, constable. Lynch James H, lumber mnfr. McKown Z S, physician. McLennan & Barber, saloon. Marshall Romeo, barber. Martin Edward, saloon and billiards.
Martin James, propr Martin's Hotel.
May E
Miller
&
«fc li, Grocers. Kelley, physicians.
Minzer Louis & Co, clothing. Moil roe CJeora^e, Lawyer, Notary, Mining Brokerage, Titles and Patents a Specialty.
Nau & Ost, Nermann A
confectioners. B, jeweler.
O'Connor David, blacksmith. O'Connor Thomas, boot and shoemaker. Ost John P, boot and shoemaker. Philips Dorr B, barber. Pierce Gold Mining Co, George McClure foreman. Potter George D, carriagemaker. Pryor Thomas D, grocer.
W
A, Justice of the Peace, Not.ary, Real Estate and Mining Broker. Sackett Co, proprs Racine stamp mill.
Rilieliart
Wm
&
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Roh«rt Street, ST. PAUL, !!;-= "••* Keep constaatlv on hand the i^^'^-' it. Brand -Club Souse Bourbou. Iry
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!m ,' v.sia?
Hashow,f^aish&D3vis,S'SS^lSS
LEA
Salinoil
Sciiiller
AND BUSINESS UIEECTOEY.
LES
883
BarUcy
E, Hardware,
Stoves
Miners' Tools, Steel, Nails, Etc. Jacob A, clothing. Jacob, meat market. .<ilviT Bros, clotliiiig and saloon.
.•^Iioudy
and Tinware'
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Seth
SHriilser
16, Furniture. EdM-Jird II, Propr Springer
House.
(See adv.)
{See
Spriiijfcr l!oil<sc, E
T,.,,hoyRev
H
Springer Propr.
.Steward Stephen, barber. Thinn, Lake & Co, bankers.
JM.
Webster Thoinns J,
NWiite John C, physician. NVright Henry S, propr Globe Hotel. ^ ost E Son, grocers.
W
Propr Western Enterprise.
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LE BEAU.
A
recently established postoffice in Potter county.
LENNOX— Union
(See Blair.)
County.
LENNOX.
oi
mair^'*
Formerly Ben Lennox, a station on the L & D. division tlie O., M. & bt. P. Ry, in the western part of Lincoln ^^ ™ ^™"^ Canton (c h). Express, Am. Daily
LESTERVILLE.
In the western part of Yankton countv, 16 miles from lankton (ch), and 10 from Scotland, the 'nearest railroad I-'-mt Has a Lutheran church and district school, and exports ^neat. Daily stage to Yankton and Mitchell, fare 81.25 and
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Running, post-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
I|.ieto
Frank,
tailor.
t-ook Henry,
ginning
A S,
wagonmaker. hotel and farmer,
jl'.we S W, justice of the peace, ^iidd Henry, blacksmith.
I^iyler
Ludwig, stonemason.
><-ler
Rev Henrv (Lutheran). ^toller .Mieliael, Physician.
Galvanized iron
Window Caps. lU
Selden & Grvgli, K. Third St., iIiimeapoUs,lImn.
Largest Stock CrGckery^K^f ca,
LES
DAKOTA
Lt'";
Swanson Andrew, constable. Wahrhouse H, shoemaker.
W
Webber
Christian, blacksmith.
LINCOLN.
In the southwestern jiart of Clay county, 2 miles from tho Missouri river and 8 from Vermillion (c h), is a farming settlement with a Lutheran church and common school. Exports, farm products. Daily mail stage to Meckling. Hans Myron, postmaster.
LINDEN.
A
S. C.
post office
in
the
northi-rn jiart of
miles from Elk Point
(c h),
and
5
Union county, ;!ii from Virginia City, on the
& D.
Ry.
LISBON.
A recently established postoffice in Ransom
ley City, on the U. P. R. R.,
is
county. Valthe nearest railroad point.
LITTLE MUDDY.
A post
the
station in
Howard
county, northwestern part of
territory.
LOCKWOOD.
A newly
established postoffice in Grant county.
LODI.
In the north central part of Clay county, 15 miles from Vermillion (c h), the nearest railroad point. The Vermillion river here gives power to a grist mill. There is a church of the United Brethren and a common school, and the villaire exports grain, beef, pork, butter and hides. Population, lO'i. Wagon, boot and shoe, and cheeseraakers, and a physician arc -called for here. Tri-weekly stage to Vermillion, fare ?1, and Parker, jl.oO. Semi-weekly to Yankton and Eden, i^l.oO each. Daily mail. H. E. France, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bancroft D E, blacksmith. Dye Miss Dilla, milliner. France 11 E, druagist. Oliver A, Hotel Propr. Rudd A J it Co, ijeneral store. Rudd H H. stock \leal.'r. Rudd S & Son, tlour mill. Shirk J, jr, constalile.
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LIMULMIMi;
J.J.
WATSON,
Gon'l Agent, 8T,
PADL, M-v-
For Ootintv,
TownsHp and
Book-Binding,
AXD
SiivdtT
W'olls
b;>. of style and on short notice, at T. F. Brackett's Block, MinneapoUa.
City Officers, in HENNIG'S,
BL'SIXESS DIRECTORY.
Rev L piethodist Episcopal). C R, harnessmaker and justice of
the peace.
LOGAN.
A
inih's
postoffice in the northern part of Minnehaha county, 25 from Sioux Falls (c h), the most convenient railroad
point.
LONE TREE.
A
recently established postoffice in
Moody
county.
LONG CREEK.
St. P.
A country postofHce in Lincoln county, 17 miles southwest from Canton (c h), and 7| from Ben Lennox, on the C. M. & Ry, the nearest railroad point. Daily mail stage to
,
Worthing and Swan Lake.
G. McClurg, postmaster.
LONGLEY.
A
recently established postoffice in Miner county.
LOOK
mail.
OUT.
In the northern part of Minnehaha county, 36 miles from' Sioux Falls (c h), the nearest railroad point. Semi-weekly
LOST LAKE.
In the northwestern corner of Turner county, 18 miles St. from Swan Lake (c h), and S from Marion, on the C., M,
&
P.
Ry.
A
farming region.
Tri-weekly mail.
John Kappen-
nian, postmaster.
LOUREN.
A
recently established postotlieo in
Pembina county.
McCOOK.
A station on theS. C. & D. division of the C, M.&St. P. Ry, on the peninsula forming the southeastern extremity of Vnion county.
McKINOCK.
recently founded farmlntc settlement of -200 souls, in the east central part of Grand Forks county, 20 miles from Grand Forks (c h), the nearest railroad point at present. It i^ on the line of the western extension of the St. P., M. M.
A
&
Pilch
and Gravei Roofers. -^liF":
W. F. GliNN
5^^
& CO, -oS^°B"Sf.s-jSK
Miimeapolis, Miim.
MAC
flouring
here.
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
mill,
MAN
^n ^"S called for
general
mail.
store
Weekly
postmaster.
and a blacksmith anRobert Blakely, farnier ''^'""^'^' •''
MADISON.
The
seat of
Lake couBty,
is
on the semi-weekly stage route from Sioux Falls, the nearest railroad point It has a chureh, a school and several .reneral and farm implement stores.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Clough Mrs A E, milliner. Costlon T, boots and shoes.
a villaere of 100 inhabitants
Dyer C W, hardware and drugs. iE:iI>Ii 1» II, Dry Goods and Groceries. JMcKay A, general store. Wadsworth J G, lumber and farm implements.
MALETTE.
A
newly established
postortice in Cass county.
MANDAN.
fy.
\ ^P
southwestern part of Burleigh county, a station on
!.L I a newspaper, the Mandan Z™"' school several stores. Express, N. P.
Itiompson, farmer, postmaster.
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Bismarck
Ry.
(c h).
;3
Has a
public
Criterion,
Daily
hotels and mail. Andre
Byrnes
BUSINESS DIEECTORT. Bateman Mark, grocer. Buckley E, hotel propr. Bush & MiBratney. restaurant and saloon.
1» II, Hotel Propr.
Chilstron & Mead, lawvers. Davie C, clothing'and dry goods. Doyle B, restaurant. Grant John, grocer. Hancock P L, stationer and news depot. Hope E, meat market.
M
Wm
Mif clJCll
\\
Lang Michael, grocer. Mahon M J, saloon. T J, Lawver.
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Poiner Bros, boots shoes and harness Robiil-40ll SSarry, Editor Mandan Criterion.
instun
]i
Younck Henry,
L, dniL'LTist. hotel ],roi)r.
SCHEFERS BROS. ^fS ^JT^;:!
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Hasho w, Maish Davis- ^^ ^- -- ^^ ^^ ^^ and MAN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 887
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Builders of Oity 'Water-Worka for frontier towna. Cor, 2(1 St, Piflh Avo, 8., UioneBpolia,
MANSFIELD.
,
A
from Parker, on the I. & D. division of the C, M. Ry, and 8 from Swan Lake (c h).
settlement in the central part of Turner county, 4 miles St. P.
&
MAPLE GROVE.
village of 200 inhabitants in the central part of Lincoln county, 14 miles from Canton (c h). Has 2 general and one hardware store and a forge. Semi-weekly mail.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
RoynfOll A,
Brown
Hardware.
Georsje, blacksmith.
Conklin J V, general store. Schafer & Co, general store.
HH
MAPLETON.
station on the N. P. Ry, in the eastern part of Cass county, 13 miles from Fargo (c h). Telegraph, Northwestem. Express, Am. Daily mail.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Durgan C, hotel and saloon. Shephard O, general store. Weaver C S & Co, lumber.
W
MARINDAHL.
in the eastern part of Yankton county, (c h), the nearest railroad point. Exports, wheat, oats, barley and potatoes. Daily mail. Oliver Olsen, grocer, postmaster.
A
country postoffice
15 miles
from Yankton
MARION.
Otherwise Marion Junction, in the northern part of Turner county, 18 miles from Swan Lake (c h), a station on the C, •M. & St. P. Ry, is a village of about 300 inhabitants. It is a new place, but has already church organizations, a §2,500 school house, a loan and savings bank, a newspaper, the Gaz<''«,
sjieeial stores.
machine shop, 3 hotels, and a number of general and A furniture dealer, boot and shoe" dealer, and wheelwright are wanted. Express, U. S. Serai-weekly stage to Yankton and Childstown. Daily mail. Peter Allen, post-
master.
Pot Private Kesidonces and Pub-
Solid
Bronze Hardware. DEAPEE, 35
lic
Buildings.
KLNQSEIJKT &
E. 3d
St., St.
PanL
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wholesale and Retail.
CHAELEC
1
CrockerylGlesswers
8S8
J
JOHNSON, 513 Waahiaeton Aveuc^ South, imnrEAPOLIS,
MAR
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAR
Allen Joseph, general store. Beecroft Frederick, painter. Beucliler C, boots and shoes. Uieb, General Store. Beucliler Bingeiiheiiner Joseph, meat market. Carpenter C, salt and flour. Flowers C H, lumber and coal. Franz Jacob, butcher. Freseman A A, nurseryman.
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W
Gardner Bros,
Hudson J
Farm Implements.
Hart Orange, notary public.
E, barber. Irvine Charles, saloon. G, physician. Lass McKay L, fawyer. Fuller publr. Marion Gazette,
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G
MA
Marion
liOaii
and
Saving^s
Bauk,,E
Reiff Pres,
G L McKay
Cashr.
Master J B, restaurant.
Mehsen F "W, saloon. Montgomery John, general
store.
Pool H, "Hotel Propr. Reiff & Xagel, hardware
Roeber H, shoemaker.
and drugs.
Ryan
John, general
store.
Sawady
Louis, jeweler.
Sexton P, hotel propr. -^'s. boots and shoes. Shafff . ii, lumber and coal. Shan Stile Frank, Hotel Propr. Sturgeon R, livery and justice of the peace, Tenny S B, physician. Tinker J K, blacksmith. Winn F C, harnessmaker.
MARSHALL.
A
discontinued postoffice in
Moody
county.
MARSHALLTOWN.
A prairie
point.
farm house
is
postoffice in the eastern part of Clay
(c h),
county, 15 miles from Vermillion
the nearest
railroail
a flouring mill on the Vermillion river in tlie neighborhood, also Lutheran and Baptist churches and a common school. Mails on Fridays and Saturdays. Cora Egbert,
There
postmaster.
,„„„.„ Chronomentric AttactiTime-Lock, 46 Jicluoa Btrwl.
t,
HsII's Patent Infallible^leat
Fiul, Uiui.
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TIGER RASES, Milbora Wagons, Bng3eedPanl.
Cl Bl 1
Randall PuWeriring Harrows, Triumph riURSTONl g"".?"'^'^"IP°i"'"-^°gHamw8rfrinmph'3'eed. Canton 18 W. 3d AND BUSINKSS DIRECTORY. MAR MEC
o-.s,
J ers.
Plows, etc,
St., St.
MARTELLA.
8
postoffice in the north central part of miles from Milltown (c h).
A
Armstrong county,
MAXWELL.
village of 50 inhabitants on the southern line of Hutch inson county, 5 miles from Olivet (c h), and the same distance M. Ry, the nearest railroad from Meuno, on the C, St. P. The Dakota river here gives power to a tiouring mill point. of 2 run of stone, but whose capacity is to be doubled shortly, Daily mail stage to meet the growing wants of the vicinity.
A
&
to
Yankton and Fire
Steel.
John E. Maxwell, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Maxwell
&
Co, flouring mill.
MAYFIELD.
A postoffice
miles from
on the northern line of Yankton county, 24
(c h.)
Yankton
MAYVILLE.
In the central part of Traill county, 2.3 miles from Caledonia (c h), the nearest landing on the Red River, and 40 from Wheatland, the nearest railroad point. Population, 25. Has a Lutheran church and common school, and exports wheat. A flouring mill, shoemaker, hotel and doctor are needed. Stage to Caledonia and Newburg semi-weekly, and S' "-"'kly mail. John Chautland, postmaster.
Bl'SIXESS DIEECTOKY.
Ciiautlnild Jlro»t
&:
Co,
General Store.
Knutson :Muns, bhu-ksinith. Paulson, Reyerson & Co, drugs and farm implement.^.
MECKLING
C.
&
In the southern part of Clay county, a station on the S. D. division of tlie C, M. '& St. P. Ry, Si miles from.
Vermillion
village,
With a population of 150, it is a busy little (c h). liaving Congregational, Universalist and Methodist churches, a district .school, and exporting grain, wood and hay. Express, Am. Stage to St. James daily •' to Swan Lake and. Parker, semi-weekly. C. X. Taylor, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Baker C L, hotel proi>r. Taylor C X, general store, grain and stock.
AKuHlTECTSj uVumBuaa^.,
JOEDAN,
pfNEAPOLIS.
Bpucial attentiou
'
ScIiooIa, Conrt-Houfies
and Ciiurclitis*
I
lie
LUlUOl UOOIgllO
Merchant
Tailor, Minneapolis.
890
MED
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
MEN
MEDARY.
Brookings county, is situated near the center of the southern line thereof, and OA miles south of Brookin<T>i, on the C. & N. W. Ry. Population, 25. Tri- weekly nniil -stage to Flandreau and Brookings. James Natesta, postseat of
The
master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bolles George, general store. Harvey Wm, hotel proprietor. Katesta James, general store and farm implements.
MEDICINE ROCK.
A landing on the Missouri river, in the western part of Potter county, 373 miles from Yankton. Onion raising is the •occupation of the district. Tri-weekly stage to Fort Sully, fare $3, and to Fort Yates, -$5. Daily maiffrom Fort Pierre. George N. Gage, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bastied George, onion grower.
Dolphus Jacob, stock ranche. •Gage George X, stock ranche. Ryan James A, onion grower.
MELAS.
A newly A
established postothce in
McCook
county.
MENNO.
village of about 250 souls and a station on the C, M. & Ry, in the south central part of Hutchinson cotmty, miles from Olivet (c h). lias a German Lutheran church. •district and German schools, a newspaper, the llutcliiiis'in County Clu-onicle, and exports grain and stock. doctor, lawyer, dry goods and grocery stores are required. Exjiress, U. S. Two mails daily. Carl Winter, county treasurer, postmaster.
St. P.
'>
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chronicle, G & ^V A Williams, proprs. Feivk John, saloon. Ileib Jacuf) A: Co. General Store. Huff John, hotel jjrojir. Landow & Co, saloon. Levy Carl, blacksmith. Mak & Hell, general store.
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?gPfirkins. ! vnns iPerkins,Lyons&Co.i! Wines, of
k ^Mi^:S^''^
Liquor* and
Ch(jir»-
Are Agsnts
for
Hancock's Inspir8.,
Hashow5Maish& Davis,
MID
ator. ITie beat boiler ffeder in nao,
2d St.i 5tli Ave.
MinaeapoUa.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Olson G B, grain and stock dealer. O»iko.sli Lizmber €o. R, grain dealer. Schnaidt it Co, hardware and froekery. S, shoemaker. Stockholm Swantou John H, lumber, grain and stock dealer.
Putnam
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MIDDLETON.
In the central eastern part of Turner county,
8
miles from
is
Swan Lake
(c h),
and
10
from Parker
(e h).
There
avail-
able water power on the Vermillian river near this point. Exports, wheat, cattle and hogs. Tri-weekly stage to Parker, fare 81.50; and Vermillion, *2..50. Daily mail. Junia Sargent, postmaster. ,
BUSIXJ;SS lURECTOBT.
Sargent Junia, real estate. Waterman Sada, general store.
MILLBANK.
A
recently established postoffice in Grant county.
MILLTOWN.
In the center of Armstrong county, of which it is the 20 miles from Scotland, the nearest railroad point. The James or Dakota river here gives power to a grist mill. It has a church of the United Brethren, a public school, exports wheat, and banks at Yankton. Population, 100. Daily mail. George H. Miner, postmaster.
seat,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Fonslow M, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Gray John, blacksmith.
OfTeson, physician.
Shearer
Spooner
ifc
^Viisoii, Hotel Propr. 3[cLaury, druggists.
hotel propr.
" alters WooK'y
Wm,
M
T, flour mill and general store.
MINERAL SPRINGS— Bon Homme
(See
County.
Running Water).
MINTO.
country postoffice in the northern part of Grand Forks coimty, 30 miles from Grand Forks (c h), and 12 from Acton
A
i^ch and Gravel Roofers,
'*"""''^'^"*''Third St, Minneapoll:
.a .Ih ..
R R n n iV L U Y U li U U K F R
I
^'''"'^
) retail.
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Glassware,
wholesale
,:r
E. A.
HAEMON &
CO.,
Minneapoh^
892
MIX
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
river.
NAT
JohnOBio^n
Landing, on the Red
farmer, postmaster.
Weekly
mail.
MINNEAPOLIS.
A
discontinued postofficc
in
Lawrence county. Black
Hill>.
MITCHELL.
seat of Davison county, is the present terminus of t!„St. P. Ry, at the gateway of the vast, unoccui.i, .1 stretching westward to the Missouri an<i beyond It i^ situated on a high, level plateau, is w-ell laid out with wi,l,streets, h.as 100 buildings in course of construction and itpopulation IS increasing so rapidly that no estimate c.in Inproperly given. Hotels, blacLsmith shop, dry o-oods and ecueral stores are needed here. TAe Capital, a'w'eekly paper, iJ f f published the town.
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The
M.
L.,
&
domam
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dc I^a D, Real Estate. Robbins &, Pratt, lumber.
Vanalstine
Rue A
&
Baker, livery.
Capital.
Walsh J W, publisher The
MONTROSE.
A recently A
established postothce in
McCook
county.
MORRISTON.
postoffice in
Davison county.
MOUNT HOPE.
A discontinued
of Yankton.
postottice in
Vankton county,
10 miles «-,-t
MOUNT VIEW.
A
recently established postotlice in
Pembina county.
NATION.
l.Ry, in the southwestern part of McCook county, 1: miles from Cameron (c h). Pojuilation, -.'00. Has a ptiMi'school, 3 general stores, exports grain, banks at Sioux Fail-. and wants grain buyers, a hardware store and tradesmen "tnerally. Express, Am. Stage to Sioux Falls and Kockprt tri-weekly, fare f2.50. Tri-weekly mail. O. K. Bullanl, i--master.
St.
Otherwise known as Bridgewater Station, on
tlie
C, M. A
NEW ENGLAND ""^^^^^^^^^^^-^^^^
forfeiture
I
J.J.W»lMJi,<J«ii'lAgt.,3».P»nJ,J'-^
F. F.
Hennig,
Jook-Binder and
Blank-Book
Mannfactnrer, Brackftt'a Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
NAT
Inilhird Bros,
CctiLI.,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NOR
S93
general store. Joseph, boarding house.
_
iu'htheiser, hotel propr.
SlilU-k II C, Lumber.
>niiim i'eter, blacksmith.
Smith
|";ibiir
I)
A, physician
anil
boarding house.
& Barry,
general store.
NECHE.
A
uiihs
postoffice
on the northern
(c h),
from Pembina
line of Pembina county, 14 the nearest railroad point.
NEW
A
.\iidb(j;irding
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BUFFALO.
village of 150 inhabitants in the central western part of Cass county, and a station on the X. P. Ry, 36 miles west "f Kargo (c h). It contains a public school, several hotels
tc.
11.
I>.
Exports grain and banks at Fargo.
Strand, postmaster.
houses, farm machinery agencies, a general store, Two mails daily.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Frederick, druggist. II:i>ford & Buckley, livery and sale stables. iluWfU George, boarding house. Ilowk J, boarding house. Kringler Nils E, blacksmith. I.iiu-olii Bros, Hotel and Livery Stable. oiiii.toad & Barrett, blacksmiths.
F'.verheart
W
"^"luth
""tilis
Miss, milliner.
R, boarding house.
>irand
H
B, general store and lumber.
NEWBURGH.
'" miles
ii.a^tir.
country postoffice in the northern part of Traill county, north of New Buffalo. Goods should be shipped via '•"go. Semi-weekly mail. Halvorfierg, store keeper, post-
A
NEW
A
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HOPE.
farm house
""I'v, in miles
the central part of Minnehaha from Sioux Falls (c h). F. IL Tapper, post])0st office in
NORDEN.
A
-ettlement in Deuel county,
V
miles from
Sheet-Iron
Gary
(c h).
M.H.Crinenden&Co.
Architectural Workers and Koofera. Cor. Siith ajid Bibley etreeti, 8t. Pan!, ffino,
,
7.II
.
-
villi W.F.
894
VlViVI\l k CO.--"-S"S--i;i;»;rt: GUNN %^VWi
Improvements,
MnTNEAPOLia,
a,-.
NOR
PAKOTA GAZETTEKR
XOR
NORDLAND.
station on the C". &. X. W. Ry. in the southeastern cm ner of Kingsbni y Oijunty. Population, 100. The town wm^
A
only founiled
will be grain.
ilurinir
the present summer, and its shipment Churehes and schools are being organized, .iii.l
wagon and harnessmakers, shoemakers and
wanted.
master.
Express,
Am.
Daily mail.
a physician :i\:Philip Lawrence, pc.Nt-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Cornell Wm, hardware and stoves. Johnson Andrew, blacksmith. Laird Norton & Co, lumber. Lawrence 31 H, general store. 3IaVM-cIl iSatier, Hardware and. Farm Implements. Mead & Armstrong, livery. Morris John, butcher and feed store. O'Conner & Cramer, builders and contractors.
&
Ol!>)Oll &.
Stroinback,
General Store.
Sweezey
D R, blacksmith. Williams J D, hotel propr.
Winsor S, hotel pro]ir. Younian Bros & Hodgins, lumber.
NORMAN.
settlement of about 300 souls, in the southeastern pnit of Cass county, 20 mi'es from Fargo (c h), on the N. P. ]{;• the nearest railroad point. It is on the line of the exten-i'n: of the St. P., M. & M. Ry, has a Houring-mill, driven power from the Cheyenne river, a Lutheran church, and Norwegian and English schools. Semi-weekly mail stage t" Fargo and Bonuersville. A. Boderna, postmaster.
l'.'.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rexford
M S,
miller.
NORTH
STAR.
In Blegstad township, south central part of Deuel county. 13 miles from Gary (c h). Is a Scandinavian settlcincn:. with a Norwegian Lutheran church. wheat region. Sliuiweekly mail. Ole K. Blegstad, farmer, postmaster.
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Gulbiam, constable. Brietloth Anton E, blacksmith.
Jakobson Christian, justice of the peace.
CrUrrrDC PDAC OUnLrLnO DilUOi
importers of lineWooIens, no. 40
L
Ilurd street, ST.
PAUL,
U\:.^
/ T'.
'VJU _)M
Hashow,M8ish&Davis,=iaHga;
NOR
Jurirtrsoii
AND BCSIXKSS DIRKCTORY.
J, justice of the peace.
OAK
895
Andrew
ToiiUon George, constable.
NORTHWOOD.
A Norwegian
i':irt
farming settlement
in
the central southei-n
of
Ha-i a
Grand Forks county. 3r miles from Grand Forks (ch). Lutheran church and common school, and exports,
wheat.
Weekly
mail.
Paul C. Johnson, farmer, postmaster.
NORWAY.
A post office
wiles
in the
northern part of Yankton county, 25
the nearest railroad point.
from Yankton
(c h),
NUREY.
A
postoffice in
(c h).
Lincoln
county,
10 miles
southwest of
Canton
OAKDALE.
post office in a sheep-raising district on the eastern line of Y.aiikton county, IS miles from Yankton (c h), and 8 from
G.^yville,
ilibs
A
the
nearest
railroad
point.
Semi-weekly
mail,
Florence Bagley, postmaster.
OAK HOLLOW.
A
postoffice in
Hutchinson county.
OAKWOOD.
A village of -300 souls, on Lake Totankaha, in the north»e>iiTu part of Brookings county, 10 miles from Medarv (c h), and 8^ from Volga, ^n the C. &, N. ^V. Ry, the neares"t railroad point. steam grist-mill of 4 run of stone has just t'ccii com])leted, and the village has a Baptist church and a public school. general store and a shoemaker are needed, rive htage lines run to Oakwood from neighboring point.s, giving it ten mails weekly. Joshua Downing, postmaster.
A
A
liVSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Ij.-irncs
&
nr;i(Jhury
downing
Shuler, butclurs. \V II, hard \\ are and farm implements. Bros, general store.
''oodwin G R, shoemaker. MilKr Wni, constable.
•'ay Byn.ii, hotel jiropr. j'ay B K, notarv publir and land agent. I'-n.-r I)r C F,"druggist an,l stationer.
Buiiders'
Hardware r.^S^S:i'S
!
r
Charlp^ ;UllllbUII,ington UimilCJ) InhslQnn ^^°^W
and Glassware, 513
V.
ington Ave. South,
UDfNEAPO UrNNEAPOLJ.i
^
,
OAK
DAKOT A GAZKTIEKR
ORA
Ross Kev AV (Baptist). Sutton C Z & Smith, tiour
mill.
Werner John, blacksmith.
ODESSA.
A
discontinued postoffiee in Yankton county.
OLIVET.
The seat of Hutchinson county, is a village of about .".o unhabuants,and ,s situated in the soutliernpart of thecou ,tv 5 miles from Menno, on the C, 31. & St. P Rv. There i," P?'"*""" f}?f"^-ku'T''}^and theobtained from the James river i„ the neighborhood, village has a Free Methodi' church and a common school. Exports, wheat, butter an.i If-flu^'^JP Yankton, 30 miles, fare .s2.50 als„ to Mitchell and Firesteel. Dailv mail. B Whte .,',.. '^'"
i
master.
W
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1
BUSINESS DIRKCTORY.
Ardery S F, wagonmaker and
i>egg
Rev
Wm
cariienter.
(Christian).
AlJVed, Stock Dealer Chetter L T, stoek .lealer. Daboll S M, hotel proi>r. Douglass AVesley, sheriff.
Haynes J E, stock dealer. Sharp Rev J (Free Methodist).
Bro«u
Branch C J county surveyor and shoemaker. ^oyles M M. h,,tel j.ropr and blacksmith.
W
M
Wi,',Y*?lJ^''!' A\ (Free AN iiulust Rev (t .?\i"'''? Methodist) Wood Rev J (Christian).
°^
'^''
^''"'^
^"d general
store.
OPATO.
St.;?" City -Otone r-l"'''7.r''''^'''' (c h).
'"
^'"^"t county, 20 miles from B,,-
ORAN.
country postoftce in the west central part of Minneh.-.l.-i count\ 20 miles from Sioux Falls y, (c h). Wheat and tlav arthe exports of the vicinity. Semi-weeklv mail. W. IL \-,t> Horn, postmaster.
A
Van Horn
W H,
BUSINESS DIKErxORY.
hotel, general store
and physician.
a:.
iwi Itfl.
i^ PI 5 &r^e^ wri #^. K&BglOra,Lock
General Agent Hall's Safe
Co.,
ST,
PAUL,
M....
Sole Ag't
C
B1THUR5 1
OKA
01\l J
TRIUMPH SEEDERS, Randall Polyerijing Harrows, Tiger Eakes, C.inU)a ^SHarT05s/Ti5crEakes, Can-Jou Plows, llilbaro Milbaro Wtgons, Buggies, etc., 13 W. 3d St., ST, PAUL.
AND BUSINESS DIRKCTdRY.
ORANGE.
settlement in the central part of Grami Forks county, :M miles from Grand Forks (c h), the nearest railroad point.
A
OSCEOLA.
western part of Grant county, 22 miles from Big Sidue Citv (c h), 4 from the line of the extension of the H. & I>. division of the C, M. & St. P. Ry, and 2:^ from OrtonIn the
\ille,
the nearest
and oats.
Express,
Ex])orts, wheat railroad point at present. Am. Weekly mail. Stage to Big Stone
S.
City; fare ?1.
George
Orrock, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Glidden J F, fanner. I.aniiireaux J G, justice of the peace.
iiildirop A: Fairbiiiilt, I'ackard John E, shoemaker.
SatterleeRev S
(ieneial Store.
B
(United Brethren).
.
.
'I'ueker C, general sti:>ve. Zeigler George, blacksmith.
A
,
OWEGO.
<.iii
settlement in the northeastern corner of Ransom county, the Cheyenne river, 48 miles southwest from Fargo, the Dearest railroad point.
A
PAOTOLA.
<'ast
5(3 souls, in the Black Hills, Pennington county, 175 miles from Fort and 290 from Sidney, Neb. The Rapid river here offers available water power, which might be utilized by a aw-niill, Exports, gold dust. Tri-weekly mail stage to HoekerviUe and Deadwood, fare 10c per mile. John C. Sher-
A
gold mining settlement of
central part of
I'ierre
nian, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
dairyman. Ilarvey A, General Store. MiC'urdy James, physician. •^lilick Nelson, dairyman. Uuinbaugh Jacob, hotel propr. Niwiiian J C, general store, hotel and land agent. >N lUy \V W, general store.
Harri-i
Wm,
WILSON
& JORDAN, Sll£=iiS
oTT
.;t-,f
:'l
;.o,:
Ui
f^f
I
I I
Ql
i
JJl^SUIl, 239
Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis,
Mi.[
P-^L
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
PAR
PALISADE.
Minnehaha county, 16 mil,., f..J° Q^*" "^""^''u from Sionx Falls T\^^'''and 9 from (c h), Valley Sprincs'the m r est radroad point. Split Rock river here^fford? tine wat ; power, partially utilized by a 4-run grist mill, but eouaT the requirements of 40 run of stone. There
''•'•'*
°f
,
poSs'r
Oatten
is a tine mnr v available for m.ll-stones at Palisade. The place is a favo summer resort on account of its superb ^scenen' Se '''^^' '' ^ '"'^^ ^'P^'"-^ "''^ Highland.-E. RoV:'.
i
.
'.
BUSIXES.S DIRECTORY.
C
Royce E,
\V, flour mill. hotel propr.
PARIS.
postoffice ill the northeast corner of Fniort countv 4" miles from Elk Point (c h). Eden, on the S. C. Rv '^ ^-.^.^ i". the nearest railroad point.
A
& D
A
station on the
I.
PARKER. & D. division
county,
l f""!"' 400 mh.,b.tants, 2 miles north of Swan L.ake(cli). l1 ha. fnuml^f ''"?'''". '^"^^^"^' ^ P"^^!''' «^''o°1^5 hotel.
andT.^n;
facto^ ."f mn wo;,M 1
flli ^"^^ special stores, several lumber, coai ^''T-'^ niachinery agencies, two private banks, a wa^ou "^;y^P^P^^.- ^^^ ^^'"'' ^>-«. steam flouring'
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of the C, M. St. P. a thriving village of
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Branch
Collins
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
2,1,
milliner
S, drucrgist.
Clark John, barberr
TF,
Cone C D, lawyer. Cook L W, physician and surgeon. Crock E rrroeer and gents'
Currens
justice of the peace.
t roHOh Rev
W
Dunning
Gale
&
clothing. Farm Imj.lements. (Presbyterian). 31 E, constable
B F
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B
Stone,
Bankers.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co. ^
31^
Robert
St.,
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.
dealers in
Wines, Liquors
^ Cigara.
-i-
Are Agents
KaslioWjMeish& Davis,
PAR
Gilbert Gustav, general store. (iilbert L, general store.
(iurr J P,
chinery.
for all kinds of YaCot. 2d St. and F'.ftk Ave. South, Minneapolis.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
meat market.
F, publisher
Uaokett
C
New
Era.
Hand J A, lawyer.
Harrington Miss, milliner.
Ilayward S
Ileselton
W
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Son,
Boots, Shoes and Harness..
teacher,
II,
saloon.
Ilollenbeck
Howard
Kendall
MT&
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Mrs C T, music
Rathbun
Keecl
Ii<5bbins
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Co, hardware. E, druggist. L, waijonmaker.
Schaffer
Sheldon Shurtleff Hibbert", meat market. Simerson James, hotel propr. Spearing & Kvte, contractors and builders.
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^V, Grain IX^aler. Pratt, lumber and coal. H, general store. H.'livery and sale stable,
Te.about
Thulman Vale P,
Still Oraiiy, Propr Parker Hotel. & Valleau, lumber, coal and general real estate and land agent. Vanroden H, shoemaker. Wagner Charles, farm implements.
C, blacksmith.
store.
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Webber
PARK
A
4.5
RIVER.
settlement in the northeastern jart of Pembina county^ miles from Pc-mbina (c h), and U from Acton Landing, ou
the
Red River
of the North.
PARNELL.
country postoltice in Grant county, 16 miles from Bic; Stone City, on the extension of the H.' & D. division of the C.. M.^ & St. P. Ry. farming region. Tri-weekly mail. John Sullivan, farmer and store keeper, postmaster.
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PAXTON.
A
recently established postoffice in
Hughes county.
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PEARSON.
A postotlice in a farming community on the Red River of North, in Grand Forks county, 6+ miles from Grand rorks (c h). Semi-weekly mail via Fargo and Pembina »t.age Co. W. T. Sheppard, farmer, postmaster.
the
RnnfinO" ^'ilatOrial llUUilll^
Tarred relt, Building paper, pitch,
etc.
maienai.
Selden&Grygmi4N.3d8t,Minneapoli.
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Minneapolis.
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DAKOTA GAZETTKER
PEMBINA.
The seat of Pembina county, is situated in the extreme aiortheastern point ol' Dakota Territory, at tlie junction of the Pembina -n-ith the Red River of tlie Xorth, and opposite St. Vincent, Minn., the terminus of the St. P., M. M. Ry. Population, 500. It is one of the oldest settlements in the "Territory, and has long enjoyed considerable trade from the influx of immigration to the northern part of Dakota and to 3Ianitoba. Has Catholic, Presbyterian and Methodist churches, A good school, hotels, general stores, a steam flouring mill of 4 run of stone, and business houses of various kinds. Exports, wheat, vegetables and furs. Tradesmen of every description are needed. Daily stage to Grand Forks and Fargo; weekly, west to Wall Hall, and southwest to Cavalier and Valley City. Express, Am. Daily mail. Charles Cavalier, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
Bradshaw
J,
Pembina
Brown & Kavanagh,
Hotel. saloon and billiards.
store.
Caviller C,
Real Estate Agent.
Crawford Charles, general Ferguson Peter, grocer.
Fisk Mrs, Pioneer House.
Gooding C
J, railroad agent.
Johnson, Holmes »fc Driscoll, farm implements, buggies and wagons. La Moure, Webb, Traill & Co, general store. McLellan A, Ontario House.
Moorhead
&
Daniels, saloon.
Myrick F
Pembina
C, General
Store.
O'Donnell Hugh, express agent.
Mill Co, flour mill. :Scribncr Johnson, saloon an<l billiards.
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Strong
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Thompson, hardware and farm implements.
West George, farm implements and wagons.
Winchester J A, Winchester House. Winters George, general store.
Yerxa
T
E, general store.
PENNINGTON.
post station in the east central part of Minnehaha county, 12 miles from Sioux Falls (c h), the nearest railroad point.
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PERRY.
special supply
in
hood
postnllice in a wheat growing Pembina county, 40 mih's from Pembina
neigliboi-(c h)-^
OOTTO OVER SI 5,000,000. LA^n AOOL A ^«"'=I'"^I^LY MUTDAL, vr
HAOEI
A wrivvil nVTN^h.
I I Bt, Paul,
The "New Eoijlicd
J.J.WATSON,
Qenoral Agent for MiDnesota.
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DlSnK'DOuKS tloiiB.atlowrateaandinbeat ofjtyle.by F. F. HENHIQ, Minneapolia,
rackett'a Block,
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n««l/« Manufactured for Banks, Mill Meu and CorporaAND BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
vicinity.
PER
wanted in the finiir mill is ba.Uy John T. Daley, farmer, postmaster.
Weekly
mail.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY.
government Indian reservation in the southern part of Shannon countv, ISO miles from Rosebud landing, on the on Missouri river, and the same distance from Sidney, Neb., The post has an Episcopal church and school the U. P. R. R. government; the all the employes are in the service of the population of the aseucv is about 7,000, nearly all Indians; done the exports are beef, hides and furs, and the banking is Express, Fort Robinson and Bijou Hill ^Co., at Sidney. Neb.; Stat'e tri-weekly from the Missouri river to Sidney, Tri-weekly mail. fare from the a"gency to either point, i;-22.
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T. G. Cowgill, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Alder J W, chief clerk, agent. Blanchard G F, agency trader. Burt Rev H, missionary. G, Agency Trader. i'owsill
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De Bill E J, physician. Knox George, express agent.
McGillycuddy
AVolcoft Rev"
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T, S Indian agent. C, school teacher.
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PITTSBURY.
A
<iaily
station in th(> eastern part of Pembina county, on the stage route from Grand Forks and Fargo, 2 7 miles south
(c hj.
of
Pembina
PLANE3NGT0N.
A
recently established postoffiee in Aurora county.
PLATTE CREEK.
village in the northwestern part of Charles 10 mlle.s from the ^lissouri river.
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Mix county,
PLEASANT VALLEY.
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miles
th
Weekly
a new settlement in Kingsbury county, 8 N. W. Ry. of Nordland Station, on the C. P. Christensen, general store and justice of mail. peace, ])0stmastei
postoffice in
north
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POINSETT.
A
of
postoffice in a farniinu- svttlemcnt
in
Hamlin county, 24 niilo from Watertown,
etc.
the southern pari N. <iu the C.
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Tarred Felt. BaHdinp Paper, Pitch,
ROOFING MATERIAL.
&.(X).,Cor Sixth and Sibley au., St. Paal, Minn.
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NEW PROCESS RolltrFlourMnU,
-Day
Block,
0£5ce
MmneapoUB, Minn.
902
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
PRO
W.
wanted.
tri-weekly.
Ry, the most convenient railroad point. Flouring mill Stage to Watertown, Volga and Firesteel, and mail Jacob Hansen, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Ole, constable. Asheland Peter, justice of the peace. nnntliCIl Ole Kro, General Store.
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POTATO GULCH. A settlement of
9 miles west of
25 souls in
Lawrence county. Black
Hills,
Dead wood
(c h).
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Doyle
M C, general store.
PRAIRIE FARM.
settlement of 200 souls in the eastern part of Brookings county, 35 miles from Medary (c h), and 16 from Canby^ Minn., the nearest railroad point. Has English and Norwegian schools, and requires a general trader and a shoemaker. Henry Semi-weekly mail stage to Canby and Brookings. Peterson, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rogers Ole O, blacksmith. Udreth Lara H, blacksmith.
PRAIRIE GROVE.
discontinued postoffice county.
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in
the northern part of Lincolu
PRAIRIE QUEEN.
postoffice in the northeastern corner of Lake county, 1miles from Madison (e h), and 16 from Volga, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad point. Has a Lutheran church and common school, exports farm jiroducts, banks at Madison, and needs a general store. Weekly mail stage to Madison. Volga and Watertown; fare«l. Ole O. Overskei, postmaster.
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PROSPECT.
country postoffice in the southeastern ci>rner of Lakicounty, 7 m"iles from Madison (r h), and •'iO from Sioux ^V. \>. Semi-weekly mail. Falls, the nearest railroad point. Sacy, farmer, postmaster.
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QPUE^CPDQ PKflQ DI^APEES and TAILOES, No, 40 OunLrLllO PllUOiIIast Third St Paul, Mina.
Street,
;);'1-T^.ri
riashow.Maish^ Davis,
PRO
AND
General Founders and Machiui.'rta, Cor. 2d St, and Fifth Ato. SoQtb, MinneapoUg, Mina.
BUSI.VKSS DIRECTdKY.
PROVIDENCE.
A
newly established
jxistoffice in Aniistroiig eoiuity.
QUINCY.
In the southeastern corner of Traill eounty, 14 miles from Caledonia (c h), Itj east of Ada Staticni, on the St. P., M. M. Ry, and 31 from Fargo Landing, on the Red river. Has a
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Presbyterian church and common soliool, and exports wheat. D.iily stage to Fargo, fare ^^i; and to Grand Forks, 83.50. Two mails daily. George PI. Johnson, postmaster.
BUSIXKSS DIRECTORY.
Black Wra, blacksmith. C'lement & Johnson, haniware and groceries. JFoIill<>091 George H, General Store and Hotel. Johnson James, carpenter. Johnson «fc Johnson, general store. Landers John, boot and shoemaker. McC'all & Taylor, druggists. McKenny George & Co, general store. Shemtt & Falconer, builders.
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RALPH.
A
12 miles
settlement in the northwestern part of Moody county, from Flandreau (c h), the nearest railroad point.
Daily mail.
RAMSEY.
A village of about 100 inhabitants in the northeastern part of McCook county. Twin Falls, 40 miles distant, is the nearest railroad point." Mail stage to Dell Rapids weekly. Henry G. Mills, postmaster.
RAPID CITY.
the northeastern part of Pennington county, Black miles from Deadwood. Population, 400. ' coal mine, operated by a company with §10,000 capital, is located here. There are also several general and special stores, 2 hotels and a newspajier, the JjtarA: lIUls Journal. Express, Am. Daily mail and stage to Deadwood.
Uills, 45
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BUSINESS DIRKCTOUY.
Allen
Bros, saloon. Belireil«. U, Furniture.
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Evans
&
Loveland, wholesale grocers.
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Builders ndl U l/f Ul C
Mp^J^|i,j3j.p and MEOHANICS' TOOLS.
baryd; Draper. 35 E. Third
KingsPaul.
St., St.
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ana Plated Ware, at
Cbarl.;
JohnBon's Crockery House,
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DAKOTA UAZETTKER
stationer.
RIC
Gantz J S, bookseller and Gossage J B, publr Black
Hills Journal.
Hammerquist
Holcoinb
W L, grocer.
Peter, druggist.
JollIISOIl Will, Hotel Propr. Keller M, grocer. McGuire & 3IcCarthy, wholesale liquors,
etc.
Morris Jacob, tceneral store. Rapid City C< uil -"\Iiniiig Co. Schnasse & Gramberg, general store. Scott Mrs Laura A, propr American House. Sweeny T, saloon. Worth, Howard & Co, liquoi- dealers.
RED LAKE.
postoffice on the shore of Red lake, in the western part of Brule county, 12 miles from Brule City (c li), on the Missouri, the nearest shipping point.
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RED STONE.
postoffice, in a newly settled district in Davison county, 17 miles from Firesteel (c h), and 1-2 from Alexandria, the nearest railroad point, on the stage route from Mitchell ti> Lake Ponisett. Semi-weekly mail. J. H. Nolt, farmer, post-
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master.
RED WATER.
Lawrence county, 25 miles from Dcadwood (ch), and about 300 from Sidney, Neb.. on the Union Pacific Ry, the nearest railroad point. Seniiweekly stage to Sidney, fare -$45. M. Lynch, farmer, po-tmaster.
of about 100 souls, in
A settlement
RENSHAW— Brookings
(See Volga.)
County.
REPUBLICAN.
post village in Minnehaha county, 9 miles from Sioux Falls (c h), the nearest railroad point.
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RICHFORD.
postoffice in a cattle ranclie, 15 miles from Mitchell, the nearest railroad point, and 5 from the line of the proposed On the extension of the \V. S. F. Ry. Po])ulation, 25. Triline of the stage route from Firesteel to Jamestown. weekly mail. George B. Weston, postmaster.
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nail b
Manufacturers of rire and BurgProof Safes,
St.
UU.lar
Paul,
Mine
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Ag't TIGER RAZES, Miitarn Waeona, Ba?E;.^r.daUPal»eri:ingH.u.-0W3 Triumah Seed" ton Plows, etc., 18 W. 3d St., St. Paal
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Corliss E, live stock raiser. Van Tassel C II, live stock raiser.
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W A,
live stock raiser.
Van
Weston George B,
Tassel II G, live stock raiser. live stock raiser.
RICHLAND.
-A village of 100 iiihabit:uUs in a splendid and thickly settled agricultural region in tlie eastern part of Union county,
H miles
on the
here.
S. C.
mill of 5
from Elk Point (c h), and 2^ from Westlield, Iowa, A flouring «fc P. Ry, the nearest railroad point. run of stone derives power from the Big Sioux river Congregational and Methodist churches are located
here, as also a district
and grain.
tield
Two
school. Exports, butter, eggs, stock An elevator is urgently needed. Stage to Westtwice daily, fare 25c: to Canton semi- weekly, fare §1.2o. mails daily. C. A. Jones, postmaster.
BUSIXES.S DIRECTORY.
Bradley F L, physician. Chambei-lain L B, constable.
Crill
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Freeman,
flour mill.
Crotzer Wm, hotel propr. Kate H II, county school supt and justice of the peace. Jones C A, blacksmith and nwchinist.
Wm
N'ewall
Rev
(.Methodist).
Itoilill!>0!l
Frank,
stiire.
General Store.
Scott John, general
RICHMOND.
the south central part of Pembina county, *2 miles by post route from Pembina (c h), the nearest railroad point, and 28 from Acton Landing, on the Red River of the North.
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RIVERSIDE.
country pi>sti)ttice in the eentral northern part of Clay county, 20 miles from Vermillion (c h). Daily mail from Vermillion and Parker. Levi Barton, postmaster.
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ROCHFORD.
gold mining town in the county, 34 miles from Rapid City Neb., the neari>t railroad piiint.
500.
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Black
(c h),
Hills,
28.5
and
Pennington from Sid^iey,
The
Population, estimated at Little Rapid river here drives the Standby gold
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straction of
PubUo and Private
Baildings.
Mioaiapola.
SPRING OVERCOATS
906
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6. r. rarrington's, Minneapolis.
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ROC
quartz mill, wlioso bullion is the sole export. Rocliforil lias a Presbyterian church, a district school, a saw-mill, sash,
door aud moulding mill, a number of stores, a hotel and a newspaper, the Roehford Jlirrot: Tri-weekly stage to Dead-
wood, fare
5>3.50;
and
to Custer, fare
-^5.
Six mails weekly.
Charles Hayward, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORV.
Ammerman
A, physician.
shoes.
Apple Mary, dry goods. Cohen & Co, clothing, boots and
Edward, barber. Peter, boots and
Connell Lawrence, publisher Roehford 3Iirror. Deadrick J, Propr Roehford House.
Gillett
Guyon
shoes.
Hayward
Jones J
Charles,
Grocer,
Boots
and
Shoes,
and
Druggist. Hubbard T T, physician. Jemersou T F, saloon.
W,
news depot.
Keeler F E, grocer. Kelly R D, grocer.
Kirckhoff P
Presslcy
C,
Sash, Doors
shoes..
and Moldings.
McWilliaras F, boots and O'Brien M, saloon.
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Patrick, grocers.
Pryor T & Co, grocers. Rider Bros, saw-mill and builders. Roehford it Shepherd, Shepherd House. Sawyer E W, saloon.
Seiss
C
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justice of the peace.
Tooley
1* 11, Hardware. Verplast N, meat market. Wakefield L S, carpenter and builder. Weber A, meat market. Wood C L, lawyer.
ROCKERVILLE.
A
mining town
in
Pennington county, Black
Hills,
popu-
and Ijlack Hills stage route. It is distant lOu miles from Sidney, has a gold exchange bank, eaw-mill, general, grocery, drug, hardware and dry goods Daily mail. Express, Am. stores. Telegraph at Custer City, 35 miles distant.
lation, 000, on the Sidney, Neb.,
Itl'SIXESS
DIRECTORY.
Dow J
Golden
&,
Son,
General Store.
Isaac, wliolesale
aud
retail ijrocer.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Eobert
h»T«
luid
all
Ky9 Wb.ae/
St., St. Paul, Mian., brands of KentocV BoarboD and ooa.i^l'.j on bind.
OP.
HashoWjMaish&Davis,!
ROC
II,
particular attention to setting up of En^'ine Boilera and all kindsof mackiiiery. Minneapolis.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
fflfinan
kniL;in.in
M.iini
ifc
D, banker. R, saw-mill.
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Bass, druggists.
I'lj.or I)
M, hardware.
Shueniaker <fc Son, grocers. Smith Bros, grocers.
ROOKPORT.
In the center of Hanson county, of which it is the seat, G miles distant from Alexandria, on the C, M. St. P. Ry., the iM.irest railroad point. Population, 300. It is situated on
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till'
Dakota river, which furnishes power for a flouring' mill. Has a Congregational church, public school and a li'ittl, exports grain, banks at Yankton, and wants oil and wiH)len mills, a hardware store and a lumber yard. Express, I'.ikota Central. Stage to Yankton, fare >=5, and Mitchell,
.lames or
!'.irc
^1.25, daily.
Daily mail.
J.
D. Flick, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
i'lU'k
J D,
Druggist and Express Agent.
Iln-iton C E, hotel propr. Li<kner J C, general store. iVuman S A, physician. \ :in Ens Wm, general store. Wipf Jacob, flour mill.
ROME.
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A
recently established postothce in
Hanson county.
RONDELL.
recently established postoffice in
Brown
county.
ROSCOE—Moody
(See Egan.)
County.
ROSEBUD.
r.-.i-rve,
i"iii-s
Or Rosebud Agency, a p(jstoftlce in a government Indian in the central southern part of "the Territory, 175 from Yankton, and best reached by the stage route from
^•ri liandall.
ROSEBUD LANDING.
government landing on the Missouri river, in the north'•'i-tcrn part of Gregory county, for the recejition and forwarding of goods to Spotted Tail and I'ine Ridge Indian ^-'iiicies. Stage to Rosebud Atrencv, fare SlO, and Biioti ° J
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HAEMON & OHIO STONEWARE ir™"""'""^^^
CO.,
Kinii6.f«;:4
ROS
Hills, fare
-^2,
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
J. C. Cowgill,
tri-weekly, and tri-weekly mail.
postmaster.
ROSEDALE.
settlement on the James river, in the northeastern nan of Hanson county, 10 miles from Firesteel, on the I. & C. division of the C. ' M. St. P. Ry.
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RUNNING WATER.
station on the •county, 16 miles from
river.
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C, il. & St. P. Ry, in Bon Homni.' Bon Homme (c h), and on the Missouri Has Presbyterian and Catholic cliurches and distri.'j
schools,
2 hotels and several general and special ston-. Exports, farm produce, and banks at Xiobrara, Xeb. Expre>-, U. S. Sis mails -weekly. Henry Brooks, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burge G,
carpenter.
Burgold J H, brickmaker. Dike C B «& Co, beer agents. Durkee F A, lumber agent.
Eisner John, livery. Xifk,' Hotel Propr. Hoyt S J, lime burner. Johanson Peter, blacksmith. Lane J M, express and railroad agent. Lerch Frederick, saloon. McMillan R, lumber merchant. Marvin John, boarding house. Nelson Iver, meat market. Overaeker D, boarding house. 'Treffy Robert, carjienter.
Hewet
Wilcox Daniel, Western Hotel. Wilder Bros, general store. Wildrick X P, restaurant.
SADDLE CREEK.
the south central part of Lincoln county, 10 miles from •'" Population, 'Canton (c h), the nearest railroad point. Has United Brethren, Methodist, Baptist and Episcc|'ii country. churches and a common school. fine stock raising storekeeper, doctor and amber cane syrup manufaot"r\ needed. Semi-weekly stage to Carter and Richland, l"'"" mails weekly. H. C. Johnson, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dunham Hon
W F,
justice of the peace.
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St, FiiiJ, Qen'l
Agent
for
Kin=«
For County, TownRliip and Oity
Officers, in
Book-Binding,
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best of style and on slrnrt notice, at F. F. Brackott's Block, Minneapolis.
HEmnO'S,
AND BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
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SAINT JOSEPH. A A
recently established postoftice in Grant county.
ST.
OLOP.
Minnehaha county, on the
(o h).
village centrally situated in
Hig Sioux river, 20 miles from Sioux Falls
SALEM.
A.postoflice in
McCook
county, 15 miles from
Cameron
Farmington, on the I. & M. division of the C, M. (c h). St. P. Ry, is the nearest railroad point.
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SANBORN.
A
station
on the N. P. R. R., in Barnes county, 12 miles
from Valley City, the nearest railroad point. Population, 40. A blacksmith and wagonExports, wheat, oats and barley. maker are wanted. Daily mail. L. S. Lenhani, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gallinger A, real estate and lumber. Lc'iiham G L ifc Co, general store. Leilliaill S, Real Estate Agent. I*case 51, Land Agent and "Hotel Propr. Shannon J W, carpenter.
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SANKEY.
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Hills.
recently established postotficc in
Moody
county.
SARATOGA.
newly established
postoffice in
Lawrence county, Black
SAYBROOK.
A settlement on the western line of Clay county, 5^ miles from Gayville, on the D. S. Ry, and 20 from Vermillion (c h). Population, 50. Semi-weekly mail.
SCANDINAVIA.
Norwegian farming settlement in the southeastern part of Deuel county, 14 miles from Gary (c h), the nearest railroad j)oint. Exports, wheat and cattle. Semi-weekly mail.
Halvor E. Bruslart, postmaster.
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oalvanized Iron V/indoiv Cops. ^: Bt.PkBi,KlilA-
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Si'oleT-
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Make
a specialty of Planning and
BoilJing
PROCESS Roller FlcnrMilU. Offic9-Day Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
SCOTLAND.
thriving village of 200 inhabitants and a station on thr C, M. & St. P. Ky, in the northern part of Bon Homnucounty, 20 miles from Bon Homme (c h). It has 3 hotels, ;i number of stores, general and special, 3 farm implement agencies, and a newspaper, the Dakota Citizen. The ehurcht-. are Methodist and Presbyterian, and there is a common school. steam grist mill is wanted. Express, Am. Stage to Yankton, fare 83, and to Mitchell, fare S4. Three mails dail_\-. John Stafford, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Barnthel Rev J (Lutheran).
Birely C, blacksmith.
Bowar John,
saloon.
Bruce George, blacksmith.
Busby
& Hampton,
Groceries and
Dry Goods.
Campbell C Y, hotel propr. Campbell Thomas, hotel propr. (Presbyterian). Carson Rev H
W
Cartwright, physician.
Cash Frederick, contractor. Chadds & Bro, farm implements. Cog^ail A, Publisher Dakota Citizen. Covin & Grant, farm implements. Dilger Chris, meat market.
Essex John, furniture. Fergen & Bowar, hotel proprs. FosketJ J Ij, Farm Implements. Gardner it Br^is, farm imjdements. Hoffer «fc Co, dry goods and groceries. Jassman George, general store. Jassiliail A: Jlros, Dry Goods. Lavender A \V, dry goods and groceries. Lindley G D, saloon. Mcintosh George, saloon.
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Maynald Charles, justice Mix Peter, >alooii.
of the peace.
Munn
Dr, physician. Pierce Rev L"L (Methodist). Ring D M, express and railroad agent. Schunerer John, crockery and glassware.
Seller Ilenrv, drv
(,r,^ods
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and groceries.
Store.
Stafford EawanT, barber.
StafTord
A:
1^'illiams, General
Stiger (iecjrgr, saloon.
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Importers of Tine Woolens, No. 40 Third Street, ST. PAUL, Minn.
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Hasho VV| Msish
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Weber Joseph
Wynii
& OsviSf ^^^:5^2i^^^iri^
Machinery, Cor. 2d
St.
Make a
specialty of
BEEWEE3'
and
TV
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Avenue South, Minneapolis,
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BUSIXE.SS DIUECTORY.
F, druggist.
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Backwater, hardware.
SCOW.
In the northeastern corner of F.irgo (c h), the nearest railroad
jiulilie
Cass county, 23 miles from
and shipping
point.
school and exports -wheat. Daily maiF stage to and Pembina. Ole G. Hangen, farmer, postmaster.
Has a Pargo
SELINA.
Formerly Harrisburgh,
division of the C, M. Of ],incoln county, 10 MMith of Sioux Falls. farmer, j)Ostmaster.
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is a station on the S. C. P. St. P. Ry, in the north central part miles north from Canton (c h), and Two mails daily. Emery J. Darling,
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SHARON.
of 50 inhabitants in the southeastern part of Hutchinson county, 10 miles from Olivet (c h), the nearest railroad point on the C, M. St. P. Ry.
village
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SHERIDAN.
A
recently established postoffiee in
Pennington countv,
lllack Hills.
SHERMAN.
settlement in the northeastern part of Brookings county 23 miles from Mendary (c h), and 15 from Brookings, the
nearest railroad point.
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SHENFORD.
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A
newly established
postoffiee in
Ransom
county.
SIBLEY.
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A settlement on the Cheyenne river, in the northern part Richland county, 40 miles from ~"~ihpeton (c h), and : Wahpeton 26 from Fargo, on the X. P. R. R., the nearest railroad point. arest
SIGEL.
A
"Hies
postoffiee in the
central
part
of
Yankton county, 9
from Yankton
(c h).
Kingsbury
& Draper,
Builders'
ics'
Tools,
Hardware and Mechan35 E, Third St., St. Paul
Wtolesde and
Eetail,
Crockery I Giessware, JOHNSON, 513 Washnrton Att--, South, imrsEAPOLig,
DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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SILVER LAKE.
the southern part of Lincoln countv, Ji miles by mail route from Canton (c h), the nearest raiirwa.i D. division of the C, M. point, on the I St. P.
A postoffice in
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SIOUX PALLS.
The seat of Minnehaha county, is a city of 2,500 inhahi tants, -which a few years ago was a mere Indian trading ])os; The rush of settlers to Dakota made it a village of 500 souN
in 1878 the S. P. & S. C. Ry pushed out a spur from Wortli ingham, and now the city is an important point on the Pein bina branch of the S. C. & D. division of the C, M. & St. P., the W. & S. F., the S. M., the Dubuque & Dakota and th. Ackley and Sioux Falls branch of the I. C. Rys. It is situ ated on the S bend of the Big Sioux river, which gives The Fallmiles of valley in the limits of a single township. are within half a mile of the business center of the city, :ui in power are only second to those of St. Anthony in 5linn.Their supply is constant the year around, and tluir apolis. beauty bewitching, falling over rocks of syenite and hindered by the dense primeval forest. The Sioux Falls Wati
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Power improvement Company
(capital, $400,000, paid up.) has just completed an immense stone mill, SO.xlOO feet, 7 stories high, at a cost of §120,000, and with a capacity of l,i»'' The company's improvements mi barrels of flour per day. the Falls when completed will give a head of 70 feet and l,.'"' horse power. Six other water powers exist within three mile-, and a company has been organized, with a capital of $500, <ii"'. for the purpose of utilizing 100,000 acres of adjacent waii power land and quadrupling the present power. Besides tin new '' Queen Bee " flouring mill just mentioned, there arc There .iii other very large flouring mills in the place. wagon factories in the city, hotels, general stores, gr"ceries, dry goods stores, boot and shoe stores, hardwan
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1" millinery stores and several machine shops. Dakota and First National banks have been charters The churches are Congregi and gone into operation.
stores,
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tional, Methodist, E{)iseopal
and Catholic; the graded
sch'"'!
*16,0U0, and there are several others of li— The society is good; there are several literary, cost. reading, book and art clubs, the wide streets and highwayafford fine drives, and the place is becoming a favorite n'r'iri There are 4 newfor tourists, sportsmen and health seekers. papers, the Pantmjraph, ImJi pendent, Tiinea and Si-iiiuliif<Flax, paper and sorghum mills, creamery and 1"'"' vian.
building cost
Hsil s oQiB
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Lock uOi 46
jk-son^st, st^paul, m:=x
Sole Ag't
MILBUES WAOONS, Ti«r
C.B.THURSTGN,
dill Pulverijricg Harrows,
ton Plows, BnggieE, etc.,
Rakes, KanTrinmph Seeders, Can18 W, 3d St., St. Pad.
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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ami shoe factory are needed. Exports, grain, wool and buildExpress, Am. Daily stage to Dell Rajiids, triiiit; stone. Daily mails by rail. A. w.'t'kly to Madison and Rockport. T. Fleetwood, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen
E
P, physician.
Anderburg J & Son, house and sign painters. .\nderson Andrew, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Anderson Nels L, saddle and barnessmaker. Angel Frank, tobacco and cigars. Angel Frank C, cigarmaker. Anundson Miss F, dressmaker. Hainbridge Mrs H E, dresimaker. Barrelle James H, agent S C & D division of the C,
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PRy.
S ifc Co, books, stationery, etc. Ilcll C. Propr Forde House. Herry Rev Thomas (Episcopal). Bersie Brothers, livery and feed stable. Bippu.s & Boyce, lawyers. Hooker Alonzo R, propr St James Hotel. Booth Charles V, architect and undertaker. Booth R H, carpenter and builder. Boyce, Fairbank & Co, grain and farm implements. Boyd John I, confectionery and restaurant. Roylail Patrick P, General Store. Bridge & Harris, saloon and billiards. Briggs & Robinson, insurance.
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Brogan Rev J (Catholic). Brooking W, la%\-yer and real Brown David A, lawyer and real
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estate. estate.
Brown E J, photographer. Brown Theron G, stenographer and law reporter. Bryan Mrs H, millinory and fancy goods. Bryant Mrs Lizzie, dressmaker. Buck I K & Son, groceries and crockery.
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Caldwell
Bush Peter, dentist. A: Strahl, Publrs Dakota Pantagraph.
Callender Henry, countv sheriff.
Cameron John
I>, Land and Loan Broker, cor Pliilips ave and 9th. Campbell Benjamin F, recorder U S land office. Carr N, supt of -^choiiJs Minnehaha countv. C"a<4eatle Flour ^TlilN, Emerson, Sherma'n »t Co Proprs.
Wm
H J, physi.ian. Central House, Mrs
Cate
A
Morris propr.
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V/ilson
& Jordan, ^^--^^^-"^^"^^'^^
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AECHITEOTS,
Minneapolis, Minn,
GC CoK'I'ijICytnn 11 101 Ili^iUilj
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^^eps on hand the
finest French,
EngUsh,
Scotch and Gei-man Suitings, Minneapolis.
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C, St P,
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
grain elevator.
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M & O Ry,
Bank, Robert Nation &Son Proprs. Clark Mrs D C, launary. Cochran Towiisend T. groceries and provisions. Commercial Hotel, Warner E Willev projir. Tel Co. Coughran Eugene W. manager X Cou£;bran Frank R, aoent Am Express Co. Cro^s Giirbam P, huvver. Dabl A- Skoven. merchant tailors. (Weekly), Caldwell ;Dako(a raiitau-raph
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Strahl Publrs.
Davis Leonard, carriage painter. Distad Mons E, land and real e>tate.
Dixon Duffy
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C, furniture.
architect.
P W,
Duffy, Zeigler
Dunn
Co, carpenters and builders. Bros, painters. Dunning Lyman T, drugs and wall paper.
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Easton Mrs S, dressmaker. Emerson Frank S. land and loan agent. Elliei*!«on. Sheriliail «!t Co, Proprs Cascade Flour
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Mills.
Ericsson Oscar, watches and jewelry. Estabrook L .AI, lawyer ami insurance agent.
First Xaf iOiiai ISank, Jackson B Young L Hollister Ca-lir.
Pres, Ilenrv
Fleet«OOJl .^hVcd T,
FleettVOOll
Postmaster. A; iSifovd, Books, Stationerv, Tobaccos and
Cigars Frank Louis, agent, clothing and gents' furnishing. FrederJkseil Xe!s C, Publr Dakota Skandinaviau
Free
(Weekly). «k Polk, Lawyers, Loan, Land, Real Estate and Collection Agents, and Abstracts of Land Titles, Phil-
lips ave. Frizzell Alonzo, lawyer and notary public. Gerin Michael, groceries and crockery.
Gilbert Herman, saloon and billiards. Gillmann Peter, blacksmith. Glidden Daniel S, boots and shoes. Goetting H, ])hysician. Gossman Frank E, confectioner, t(jbaecos, cigars, etc. Grable Jerry S. second-hand store. Graves A: Taylor, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, L-on, Cutlerv, Paints, Wagon
Wood
Grigsby
Stock, Etc.
(S,,;,n/L:)
IMilton,
lawyer and loan agent,
P O
block.
St.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 RobertSt,
Paul, Minn., are
Agents
for Tolu,
Kock and Ey&
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Famish
Shaftings, Pnlleys, ttc,
Hashow,Maish& Davis
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(irigsby
ca Ehort notice. Oor. 2d St. and South, Miuneapolie. J Fifth Ave.
IMl BU.SINKSS DIRECTORY.
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block.
Wilkes, lawyers and real estate, iiniiit Augustus A, lumber. (Tnwt A A & Co, coal, wood and lime.
llnll Fhilo,
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Itakerv and restaurant.
Hall
Wm,
blacksmith.
Harlow H J, coal and wood. Havrevold Paul A, land agent. Hawkins Robert C, probate judge and justice. Hayes Alpbeus J, baker and confectioner. Heath Seneca H, saddle and harnessmaker. Henjun John, grocer.
Ledyard & Farwell
Sioux Falls. U. T.
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MUSIC HOUSE.
Steinwav
Estey, and
itnd
Chickering
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Pianos.
Mason
Hamlin
Organs.
A !)-Stop Organ. Elegant
Case, 885.
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General Agents for Dakota, for Ager
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10,000 in
School Desk. Victor J use in Dakota. We pay the
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Bi ami COUNTY BONDS .and ORDERS, Se\nng Machines and Attaclunents.
highest price
ii:
n cash tor
SCHOOL
Write us for Circulars.
Graves &Taylor,
SERAL DEALEaS
1
m^rnrwsmm,
Phillips avenue.
smom
D. T.
TlNWAkl-;, STOVHS, hTC.
Sioux Falls,
Selden
& Grygla
Roofers and Sheet-Iron Architectural
J
Workers, 114 N. 3d
St.,
Minneapolis.
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llashow,Maish& Davis
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Fnraish Shaftings, PnUeys, fctc, 03 short notios, Oor. 2d St. and Fifth Ave. Sooth, MiimeapoliB.
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and
real estate,
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Wilkes, lawyers (irigsby <innit Augustus A, lumber.
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PO
block.
Grout
AA&
Co, coal,
wood and
lime.
Hall Philo, bakery and restaurant. Hall Wra, blacksmith.
Harlow
H
J, coal
and wood.
llavrevold Paul A, land agent. H.iwkins Robert C, probate judge and justice. Hayes Alpbeus .T. baker and confectioner. He.ath Seneca H, saddle and harnessmaker. Henjun John, grocer.
Ledyard & Farwell
Sioux Falls,
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T.
MUSIC HOUSE.
Stcinwrtv and CUickerins " Pianos.
Estey,
and Mason
Organs.
i Hamlin
.\
OStop Organ, Elcg^aut
Case, SS.J.
General Agents for Dakota, for
10,000 in
Victor School Desk, ^ pay the use
highe
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SCH0<1L
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ariJC^^Sew-ing Mf
Graves &Taylor,
GENERAL DEALERS
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S^^E^wacio^ E:R©a
TINW.AKH, STOVHS,
Phillips Avenue,
1:TC.
D. T.
Sioux Falls,
Colrinn Pi
OdlUUn 06 Urygldj
Ps'irryl'S
I^oofers and Sheet-Iron Architectural
workers, 114 N. 3d
St.,
Minneapolis.
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retail.
Cliina.
Glassware,
wholesale
ar.d
E
A.
HAEMON &
CO.,
Mmneapoli
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
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Henjun & Olson, blacksmiths. Henry Prof L D, principal public Herri'ck Z P, blacksmith.
schools.
Heyerdahl Ulrich, druggist. Hitchcock Lewis C, real estate. Hodgdon Alfred 31, boarding house, 10th. Hollister Henry L, Cashr First Natiou.il Bank., Hopkins Wni C, boot and shoemaker. Hoilts John Q, Wholesale and Retail Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Howard
tural
fliarles K, General Merchandise,
Agricul-
Implements, Grain, Hides, Pelts, Stock, cor Phillips ave and 10th.
Furs and Lire
Howard Charles K, county treasurer. Howard Mrs L H, propr Avenue House. Howie Matthew, meat market.
R S, watches and jewelry. Johnson L O, merchant tailor. Johnson & Skinner, flour and feed. Jones Orrin H, grocer. Kershaw & Flaeg, lawyers and loan agents. Kiniberly Edwin O, Editor a"nd Propr Sioux FalN
Imelli
Times.
Kingsbury Walter R, dry goods.
Knott
"Weorj^e
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Co,
Brewers.
Krebs James, propr Sioux Falls House.
Lamb Richard, Lampe Charles,
barber.
tobacco and cigars. Larson Edward, hardware, stoves and farm implements. Leavitt Bros, grocers and crockery. Leavitt & Vincent, hardware, stoves and farm implements. Ledyard FarweSl, Pianos, Organs, Sewing 3Iachines, School Furniture, Musical ililse. Books, Sta-
&
tionery, Etc.
(Ste adv.)
Lewis George W, insurance. Lloyd AV it Son, boots and shoes. McCall <Sc Blanciiard, milliners and fancy goods. ^^IcDonald 6c Arneson, Publi-s Sioux Falls Inde-
McKee
pendent. John, saddle and harnessmaker.
McLoney Rev J X (Contrreg.atioual). Marcy Anson L, physician. Marsh Rev SP (Mt"th,>.list).
Marson T C, carpenter and builder. Meagher John, physician. Mitt on Mrs E F, dressmaker. Morgan John C, jjhysician.
NEW ENGLAND r-S-SS^?^l-
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n^^b^ Manufactured for Banks, Mill Men and OorporaBrackett'6 Block, MinneapoliE.
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
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House. Morris Mrs A, propr Central MunJt & Kunerth, general store. *Munson John A, photo-rapber.
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"^n, Provisions. urrav Janies 51, Grocers ana -,-, Murray Richard A, lawyer. , wagonmakers and blacksmiths Murrv & Norton, register of deeds. katesta Charles O. county clerk, Cituens Bank. Nation Robert & Son, proprs Ky. Norton Charles L, agent bt P & b C
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Norton Rev
Obert Mrs
Odell
H E (Baptist). W, milliner and fancy W, barber. John
S, phvsician.
goods.
Olnev
Opsal Rev Ho (Norwegian Lutheran). Parish Levi C, barber. Parliman & Frizzell, lawyers. etc. Parmlev Russell G, coal, wood, lime,
VanXhs Charles A,
Propr Wisconsin House.
Peck Porter P, livery stable. live stock. Peterson J P & Co, meat market and Pettisrew & Swezey, lawyers. E & Co, drugs and wall paper. Phillips Place & Russell, livery, coal and wood. Plaster Phillip, wines and liquors. Pontz Henry, cigarmaker. Power & Garrison, dressmakers. Pruner Thomas H, blacksmith. Raabe Werner, boot and shoemaker. Redfield Judd F, boots and shoes. goods. Rice O E ifc Co, millinery and fancy Riverside House, E Price propr. Roderick Benjamin F, lumber, grain, etc.
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R<ignees Gullick H, merchant tailor. Booker propr. St James Hotel, Sammons George, general store
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Schaet/.el Jacob, Jr, Loans and Real
Scott
Estate.
Schroeter
& Sharpe EdAVin
Peterson, saloon and billiards. Bo vce, tlour and feed.
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Co,
«„„V, T itb LatU, Pine Lumber, Doors, Sash,
Builder's Pa])er, 8th nr Radroad. Sioux Falls House, James Krebs propr
Sioux Falls Indepeiiclcnt Sioux Falts'Tinies
n^n.,!,! (Weekly), McDonald
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(Weekly), Edwin
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Kimberly Ed
pres,
SiourFallTwater Power Co, James Bailev sec and supt.
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Drake
Wm
H
M
H.
CRITTENDEU
4. CO.,
Galvanized Iron Cornices.
Oor. BJith
md
Sibley
BomU,
.ir.^i •.:,iU'I
If
Yen V/ant a Coniplefe T"" ^''" """''"' Gunn &
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SIS
""• Co., Minneapolis, ICan.
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SiscLo Clayton F, watches and jewelry. Skewes Henry, meat market. Smith Daniel' F, mortga.<;e loans and real estate.
and tVed. and builder. H, boarding and sale stable Stringhaui & Gillett, wagonraakers and blacksmiths. oweeney John A, mattress ninfr. Thoraldson D, boot and shoemaker Thomas Mrs M, laundry. Tlionin^oil K, Propr Thompson's Hotel. Thompson Peter F, groceries and provisions. S Land Ortice, B F Campbell recorder, J Washburn
Stites G, car]ienter
i>olie Christ, flour
Stone
A
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receiver.
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Van Eps Wm, general store and farm imj.lements. Tl ade Frank L, Flour and Feed. Walter Wayne 31, architect. Washburn John M, receiver U S Land Office
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Wm C, dry goods and elothino-.
W eed Guy C, collection agent ^y*;»'l<* f;'»"''Jes, Baker and Restaurant. ells R J, law and loan office. Weston O P, county coroner. Weston & Peterson, furniture. Whitcomb Charles H, wagonmaker and blacksmith.
Edward, p"hvsician and suroeon Watts Cyrus, clerk district court ° Charles F, abstracts and loans. Webber, Shaw & Watson, tlour mill.
AA atson
Webber
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P^'*^': ^^ dry goods and clothing. ^,\! ;'.' W ilkinson Sever, county assessor. Willard Orson G, laundry. Willey Warner E, propr "Commercial Hotel and livery.
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ilhams bamuel J, barber Winsor C & F H, lawvers. Winter George, wines and liquors. Wisconsin House, C A Paulus propr. isa Frank, saddle and harnessmaker. i oung Jackson B, pres First National Bank. Zentel John, saloon and billiards.
VI llliains BSenry D, Propr Williams House. \V
Brothers, clothing, boots, shoes, etc.
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SISSETON AGENCY.
An
Indian agency ency
in
tion, in the central eastern part il of the territc territory, 36 miles
the Sisseton and Wahpeton resi Vt
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OaUOgi;.
R!?fiQ
Importers of Tine Woolens, No. 40
Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Mian.
Hashow,h1aish& Davis
SIS
Ortonville,
Cor. 2d St. and Pifth Ave. Sont
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MinceapoUs, Minn,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SPE
919
nearest railroad point. manual labor boarding and a day school are conducted here by the government. There are 1,500 Indians on the reserv.a'tion, which is Tri-weekly stage to Herman, Minn., fare not open to trade. Tri-weekly mail. $.1.50, and to Fort Sisseton, ^1.75. E. P. Clark, postmaster.
the
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ciark
E
P, Agency
Clerk.
S Indian agent. Cussey Charles, Morris K, principal day school. Paquin C O, agency physician. M, agency storekeeper. Robertson Smith B, agency miller. Tuckey A, principal labor school. Turritien James B, agency carpenter.
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Wm
SKJOLD.
A
16 miles school,
settlement in the southeastern corner of Deuel county, from Gary (c h), and 1-1 from Canby, Minn., the
nearest railroad point.
Has
and exports wheat. Nesheun, postmaster.
a Lutheran church and common Mail four times, weekly. J. C.
SKUNK LAKE.
country postoffice in the west central part of Minnehaha county, 15 miles northwest of Sioux Falls (c h), the nearest railroad point. Semi-weekly mail. L. A. Pease, farmer,
postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Evans
Pease
E 11, constable. L A, justice of the
peace.
SLATE.
newly established postottice in Forsyth county, southeastern part of the Territory.
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SMITHVILLE.
A
recently
established
postottiee
in.
Lawrence county.
Black Hills.
SPEARFISH.
A settlement in Lawrence county. Black Hills, 150 populaon Spearfish creek, a feeder of tlie Big Cheyenne river. Has a church and school, saw and grist mill, hotels and several .stores. Dailv mail and stage to Deadwood.
tion,
For Private Eesidencea and
PuV
Solid
Bronze Hardware, s DEAPEK, 35
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BnildijiM.
KINGSBtJET &
E, 3d St., St. Paul.
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*^'°=^"y nhfSrIpQ iUiSaJolilljington UIIUMOD Inh'IC'On
^"^^
Glassware,
South,
513 Wasli-
Ave.
MIMEAPOLIS.
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SPE
DAKOTA GAZEITEEE
BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
SPR
Blake J B, blacksmith. Cashner J, saloon. Chute & Woodburn, grocers. Gardner & Warner, saw and I.OWn B, Creamery. Rogers James, hotel.
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flour mill.
Spear
DH&
Co, livery stable.
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Tambliu George, saloon. Tonn Mrs M S, general store. Tower E M, saloon.
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Walk
& Sciiuler,
blacksmiths.
SPINK.
postoflice in the central western part of Union county 17 miles from Elk Point (c h), on the S. C. D. division of the C, M. St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
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SPIRITWOOD.
Ry, in Stutsman county, 10 miles 335 from Duluth, and 358 from St. and they are employed working the Spiritwood wheat farms, belongin"to a syndicate represented by B. S. Russell, and manaf^ed bv Cuyler Adams. Daily mail. Charles O. Francis, postmaster.
A
station on the N. P.
(c h),
from Jamestown
Paul.
The
m
village has a population of 50,
SPLIT ROCK.
In the southeastern corner of Minnehaha county, 10|^ miles from Sioux Falls (c h), and 5^ from Valley Springs, the nearest railroad point. Split Rock is one of the favorite summer resorts of the Territory. Semi-weekly mail. J. F. Wretlof, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRKCTORY.
Harvey
Wm,
Wreluw Rev T
physician. (Lutheran).
SPRINGFIELD.
On the Missouri riv.r, in the southern part of Bon Homme county, 10 miles from Jv.ii Homme (c h). It is a .station ou the branch of the I. ct D. division of the C, M. & St. P. Rv, and a steamboat landing, enjoying a considerable river trade. Population, 450. Contains churches and schools, a saw and feed mill several hotels, and general and special mill, Tht stores. Springfie Springfield Time.i is published here. Daily stage to Yankton, and daily mail
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Trinmph Seeder! Wagons, Bnggiea, etc., 18 W. 3d St., S
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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IJasken James, hotel. Bonestell & Turner, geiior.al store. Covell «fe Grant, farm implements. Culver F, liverv. l>ay yi II, General Store. Fry John, hardware. Ileffner Bros, farm implements.
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Hitt
S, jeweler.
T M,
feed mill.
James
H A, lumber and hardware. Love ^larv E, Hotel. McAuley & Hobb;^, drugsrists.
Internationar Hotel. Niles G, saw-mill. Poore L F, publr Times.
Mead j"G,
Smith Smith
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F J, shoemaker. J, barber.
Stephens J H, harness and furniture. Van Curen R, blacksmith.
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SPRING LAKE.
A
postoffice
on the bank of a lake of the same name,
in
the central part of Kingsbury county.
SPRING VALLEY.
A
village of 50 inhabitants, in the south central part of
Turner county, 7 miles from Swan Lake (c h), and 14 from Marion and Parker, either of which are eligible railroad points. A fanning region. Tri-weekly mail. T. S. Fessenden, farmer, postmaster.
STAR CORNER.
A
farmhouse
postoffice in
the northeastern part of Clay
county.
STEELE.
A
line of
newlv established the "N. P. Ry.
postoffice
in
Kidder county, on the
A station
Ry,
in
on the Spink county.
STENNETT. W. & St. P. extension
STICKNEY.
of the C.
&
N. VV.
A
newly established
postoffice in
Grand Forks county.
WILSONS JORDAN,
Aoomjtloi, Ewtijif tnd VeDtilltion Mre.'oll/ and orf ntHj amMfi, tHi»wfoH«, Uim.
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DAKOTA GAZKTTKER
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STUMP.
A
farm house
postoffice in
Ramsey county.
STURGIS.
In the Black Hills, central part of Lawrence countv, IJ miles from Deadwood (c h), and about 200 from Bismarck. Population, 150. It is situated in a tine farming country, at the junction of all the roads leading to and out of the main mining region. An excellent field for business, and a healthy district. Daily stage to Bismarck and Sidney. Daily mail. J. C. Wilcox, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
Behem J, wagonmaker. Elsmer Charles, saloon and
hotel.
Furm
S, saloon.
Gordon
Jenkins
&
Greenside, ])umps, etc.
fianilOll
Murz
Win
A:
Co,
General Store.
J, saloon and restaurant. C, saloon. Neal <fc Bradley, meat market. Scollard John, hotel and saloon.
SUNNYSIDE.
In the northwestern part of Union county, 29 miles from Elk Point (c h), and 22 from Sioux Falls, the nearest railroad point. Population, 23. H.as Methodist and Catholic churches and a public school, and exports wheat, hoses, cattle and dairv products. Daily stage to V^Minillion and^Wortliing, Dail'v mail. David Stephen, postmaster.
BUSINESS PIKKtTORY.
Abbott A, carpenter.
F. painter. Clear John, Justice of Peace. Conrad Samuel S, notary public. Davis John, jjlasterer. Ewald Samuel, butter merchant. Godfrey S II, teacher. Healdit Engle, photographers.
Atley
F
Machar James,
farrier.
Saunders Puter, blacksmitli. Sleplieil l>avid. General Store. Withrow Kev S pletho.list).
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Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.''
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St., St. Paul, Minn-, for tho New Orleins
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iND BUSINKSS DIRECTORY.
SWAN
The
seat of
LAKE.
is
situated in the southern part northeast of Yankton and 124 south of Population, 275. It has Episcopal, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches, a district school, a hotel, several general and special stores, and wants Daily stage communication with Yanka steam grist-mill. ton, Parker and Mansfield, tri- weekly with Turner, Hay Creek, Lincoln Center, Hooker, Centerviflc, Lodi, Finlay, Spring semi-weekly v.ith Daneville, Bluff Centre and MeekValley ling. Daily mail. Joseph Allen, postmaster.
thereof,
Turner county,
33
miles
I'arker, the nearest railroad point.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen Joseph, general store, grain, justice and hotel. Allen & Branch, farm implements.
Public and Pension Agent. Andi-ews S F, jr, sheriff. C L B, sewing machines and farm implements. Bt-ebe John, hardware and county treasurer. Christenson A, live stock dealer. Currens Rev J B (Presbyterian).
.Vlldrews S F, Notary
Aurner
J, constable. Fairchild S C, plasterer. Fromer Bros, builders. Harrigle C B, nurseryman. Hoyt Rev (Episcopal).
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Jorgenson Jorgen, blacksmith. Kennedy E C, lawyer and notary public. -Murphy Peteruiau, Druggists,
Peterman
Pier
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L, phvsician.
C M, county clerk. Seifert €3iar3cs W,
y>iiuenson
Physician.
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Zuver
Wm,
J, lawyer dentist.
and notary public.
SWEDEN.
settlement in the south central part of Pembina county, 50 miles from Pembina (c h), the same distance from Grand Forks, and 25 from Acton Landing. Population, estimated at 500. Its churches are .Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Lutheran. It has a ])ublic school, and exports general produce. grist mill is wanted here. Stage to Acton; fare *1. Tri-wcekly mail. Wm. Mackenzie, postmaster..
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Hiaken
O
^I'OiIillen
A, general store. G, commission.
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Mackenzie DonaUl, blacksmith. Mackenzie Win, General Store.
Wright
11 J, hotel i)roiir.
TABOR.
farming village of 200 inhabitants in the eastern part of Bon Homme county, 25 miles from Yankton, the nearest
railroad point.
A
Weekly
mail.
BUSINESS DIRECTOKT.
Janda W, general store. Kofrauch K, dry goods and
groceries.
TAOPI.
• post station in the northwestern part of Minnehaha county, 25 miles from Sioux Falls (c h), to which a mail stage runs twice a week. J. B. Goddard, dry goods and grocery dealer, postmaster.
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TENDERFOOT.
A farmhouse postoffice
in
Custer county.
TERRAVILLE.
A farmhouse postoffice
A
in
Lawrence county, Black
Hills.
THIELMAN.
discontinued postoffice in Armstrong county.
TIGERVILLE.
j\ post station in Pennington county, Black Hills.
TOGSTAD.
A
A
special supply postoffice in the southwestern part of
Deuel county.
TOWER
station on the N. P. N. P. Daily mail.
CITY.
in
Ry,
Kidder county.
Express,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chapman Edgar,
general store.
TROY.
A
newly established
I 1
postoffice in
Grant county.
Cteapest.
C5 n Oldest, Best and JO J C Q U*"* d U Ul Mutaal
New Encland
J.J.WATSOh,
Life Insurance Co. of Bo.ton.
lor County, Township and City
Officers, ia
Book-Binding,
best of style and on short notiw, at F. F. Brackett's Block, ilinneapolia.
HENNIG'S,
ANT) BUSIXKSS DIRECTORY.
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TROY—Lawrence
TRYSIL.
County.
(See Central City).
farmhouse postoffice and stasre station in Cass county, Wheat and grain 16 miles north of Fargo, on the Red river. Stage to Fargo, Caleare exported from the neighl)i)rhood. donia and Grand Forks daily. Ole Strandswold, farmer,
postmaster.
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TURNER.
post village in the southeastern part of Turner county, 6 miles from Swan Lake (c h), and 12 from Finley, the nearest railroad point. BCSrS-ESS PIRECTfiRY. Fisher -J L, flour mill. Fulhviler John 11, hotel.
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TURTLE RIVER.
village of about 100 souls, in Belle\ue township, eastern part of Grand Forks county, 15 miles from Grand Forks (c h),
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and 1^ from Turtle River Landing. located here. A Presbyterian church and there
is
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steam saw-mill
is
in course of erection,
mixed school. The village has 2 hotels and 2 general stores, and needs a grist mill, harnessmaker, shoemaker and druggist. Daily st.age to Pembina and Grand Forks, and two daily mails. August Christiaui, postmaster.
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BUSINESS riRECTORT.
Christiaui
Church
AllS^lls^t, General Store and Saw-Mill.
J, Veterinary surgeon.
Costello iliss, milliner and dressmaker. Evans Robert, physician.
Evans Tlionias, Hotel Propr. Hashel Leslie, builder. Jacobi Ernst, general store.
Keas
&
:\IeCati'ery, saloon.
Mason Miss,
^IcGlinch John, blacksmith. milliner and dressmaker.
Palmer Wm, hotel jjrojjr. Ryan Thomas, carpenter. Schwager Alois, furniture.
TURTLE VALLEY.
A landing on the Mi.s.-ouri, in the northeastern part of Burleigh county, 40 miles north of liismarck.
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D. division of the the western extension of the H. St. P. Ry, in the western part of Grant county, 20 miles from Big Stone City (c h), and 21 from Ortonville, the new settlement most convenient shipping point at present. Weekly stage to Waterin a rapidly developing section. town and Big Stone City. Weekly mail. P. J. Petersou, postmaster.
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BUSIXKSS DIRECTORY.
Abbott A L, insurance agent. Wardell Alonzo, farm implements.
A
of
station on the
C, M.
TYNDALL. & St. P. Ry,
UNION.
Bon Homme
county.
in the southern part This place was formerly known as
Danbury.
farm house postoffice in the west central part of Cadington county, 10 miles distant from Watertown (c h). Daily mail by stage. J. W. Francis, postmaster.
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UTICA.
A
9 miles
settlement in the west central part of Yankton county, from Yankton (c h), the nearest railroad point.
ULYSSES.
A
newly established
postoffice in
Grant county.
VALLEY
is
CITY.
river,
The seat of Barnes county, and a station on the X. P. Ry, a village of 300 inhabitants, situated on the Cheyenne which here affords power to a flour mill. It has a public school, a hotel, a newspaper, the Xortfiern Pacific 2'iincs, dry goods, grocery, farm iinplement, hardware and general stores, and calls for a painter, a tailor and another hotel keeper. Express, U. S. Weekly stage to Pembina. Daily mail. Christian Anderson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIUECTORT.
Adams
Frederick, lawyer and real estate agent. Alldei^OU C, Notions and Stationery. Benson B W, real estate agent.
Benson Christian, farm inipkments.
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and TAIIOES, No. 4C
St.
East Thiid Street,
Paul, Minn.
Hashow, Maish
VAL
Benson C Campbell
& Davis, sHS'£°S£
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Co, hardware.
physician. Carlson M, saloon.
A& A S,
Coe S B, ])hysician. Coc "^V II", Puhlr Northern Pacific Times. Darling H, esprc'^s and railroad agent.
DeVaux
F, physician.
Dickey G H, lawyer and real estate agent. Encroson & Hauser, general store. Haurn H G, druggist.
Ilouanson Charles, hotel propr.
Joiie*« F II, Lumber Dealer. Kasberg C A, hanlware. Kindner J, boarding house. King ]M O, carpenter.
King P O, furniture. Knudson O, watchmaker and jeweler. Mason M, blacksmith.
Parkhouse
&
Co, general store.
Kootil Herbert,
Simons
Banker.
Hangan, farm implements. Walker Hiram, flour mill. Waughen H, blacksmith. Weiser Joel, general store. Wold Henry, boot, shoe and harnessmaker.
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VALLEY FARM.
A postoffice
on the wheat and stock ranche of the same
name, in the eastern part of Hamlin county, 14 miles from Goodwin, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad point.
The only English school in Hamlin county is located Semi-weekly mail. Jerome S. Chandler, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
here.
Areher C, justice of the peace. Chandler J S, hotel propr and stock Parsons C E, General Store.
Pauls Dr, physician. Thelleger C A, constable.
raiser.
VERMILLION.
Clay county, is situated at the confluence of the Missouri and Vermillio'n rivers, on the Dakota Southern Ry, midway between Yankton and Sioux City. It is a picturesquely situated, prosperous and growing town, with a population of 1,500, boa>ling a number of excellently stocked
seat of
The
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a
full line of Darling,
Brown
35 Eaat
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business houses, elegant an^l costly private residences. It has first-class school facilities, a bank, the bank of Vermillion, 2 newspapers, the Standard and Jlfgister, a steam tlouring mill, 4 grain elevators, a \vagon factory, several agricultural implement agencies and lumber concerns. Communication is had with the Nebraska shore by a steam ferry, and there is stage communication with every point in the county. creamery or cheese factory would do well here. Express, Am.
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Daily mail.
BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Agersborg Gabrial S, veterinary surgeon. Anderson T C, second-hand store. Andreson Rev Iver (Lutheran). Austin & Palmer, grain and elevator. Axelund Nelson, propr Scandinavian House. Beckett George, carpenter and builder. Biglow G B, county coroner. Bower Wni G, meat market. Brant Peter, Merchant Tailor.
Bridgman C C, supt of schools. Bridgman & Lotze, jewelrv, books, etc. Bryan Rev O B (Methodist). Biirdick Frank X, Propr Dakota Republican, PhysiBurdick
cian and Surgeon and City Mayor. Rowley, physicians.
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Bushnell George W, wagonmaker. Butler Hepry, photographer. Carr Willard P, loans and real estate. Carson John, carpet weaver.
Chandler AVinthrop,
Depot. Charlin J, blacksmith. Combs Ilerrick T, blacksmith.
Propr Vermillion SHouse, near
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Copeland H A, judge of ]irobate. Culver Garry E, jn-incipal jjublic schools. Dakota House, .Jame< (tIuu propr. Dakota KeiHlll>iican (Weekly), Frank
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Burdick
Ed
and Propr.
Dean Walter B, express and Deming Wm, hardware and
railroad agent. fai-m implements.
Eves Clark C, groceries, drugs, etc. Finley K B, hardware and farm implements. Ginn James, propr Dakota House. Grange John W, general store. C; raves JikIsmii, E.l and Propr The Vemiillion Standard. Hand Redmouil, jirojir Dubuque House. Hansen Halver E, register of deeds.
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Plows,
etc.,
BngTriumph Seed18 W. 3d St,, St. Paol.
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IlnilMeil Xicliolas, Live Stock, Implements and Farm ^lachinery.
<fc Son, saddlery, boots Ileigeson Alfred, druggist.' Co, bankers. Iiiman Jensen Carl L, physician.
Horsfs, Agricultural
H:iywood S
and shoos.
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Johnson Charles, harnessmaker. Jolley John L, lawyer. Jones & Lathrop, lumber and grain. Jordan Thomas, brick mnfr. Kidder Silas W, clerk district court. Knight Miss M, millinery goods. Lacicous Edward, meat market.
Lee & Prentis, general store. Lewis Seldon J, law, abstracts, insurance, etc. Lewison Lewis, general store. Lind Charles 'M, sewing machines. Ixiunsbery Henry P, saddles and harness. Lunde T H, general store, ^^IcDoiiald <weorj;-e H, County Sheriff. Marvin Jay A, livery stable. Miller Rome, agent Smith & Farr, produce. Miller Co, Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
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Xorman Andrew, painter. Oakley Mrs S A, millinery and fancy goods.
Pickett xVndrew, carpenter and builder. Porter George G, carpenter and county commissioner. Prentis Charles E, Live Stock. Kasmusson M, saloon and billiards. Reeve King, general merchandise. Rhodes Charles F, painter. Robbins Marcus, lawyer. * Rowley M, physician. . Ruddock Edward J, physician. Sahner Gilbert T, drugs, stationery, etc.
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Wm, county treasurer. Snyder C, furniture and undertaker. Steward James, county assessor. Thompson & Lewis, flour mill, farm implements, lumber, Tvler Romain D, confectioner, cigars and tobacco.
Shriner
etc.
Vaughn Hora.'e E, blacksmith. Chandler Propr, nr Depot. Verinil!iO!l SSon^^e, (Weekly), Judson Veriiiiilioii ?*«a5[<l:ird The
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Graves Editor and Pr>>pr. Vincent Felix, saloon. Wakefield Rev S (Universalist).
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stationery, etc.
Wheeler George H, barber. White John T, jewelry, notions,
VIRGINIA.
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A
flag station
on the
S. C.
&
P. division of the
C,
St. P.
M. Ry, in the northeastern corner of Union county, 40 miles from Elk Point (c h). A farming and stock raising section.
Two
daily mails.
R. E. Hungerford, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson O, fanner and stock
raiser.
IJ E, Farmer. Olson Hans, farmer and stock raiser. Olson W, farmer and stock raiser.
Himfrertbrd
A
station on the C.
VOLGA. & N. W. Ry,
A
in
the southern part of
Brookings county, and a village of 400 inhabitants, situated upon the Big Sioux river, which proffers valuable water
special stores.
It has a Lutheran church, hotels, general and Exports, wheat. grist mill is needed here. Express, Am. Stage to Huron and Flandreau. Daily mail. E. Nelson, postmaster.
powers.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Anderson
Ask J
Bolgard
L, harnessmaker. '^V. General Store. Peter, wagonmaker.
P
Graff & Co, general store. Drinker, Snider & Co, druggists. Farrington J P, hotel. Harrison A D, furniture.
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Johnson E S, restaurant. Keith Charles, farm imjileinents and lumber. Kir!)y «fc A'elsoiJ, General Store. Kjos Nels, hardware. Loomis X C, farm implements. Maguire T H, hardware.
Morton
Kicholls
Bi'os, hotel.
M, tlour and feed. Olsan Ilans, boots and shoes. Porter A C', druggist and watchmaker. Rich L V, hotel."" Risn>« A: ISowley, General Store.
Savage & .laekson, groceries and !)rovisions. Wadswortli H L, express and railroad agvnt.
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Perkins,
Lyons
& Co
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Hashow,Maish& Davis
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Wilson C T, hainessmaker. Wilson Miller, hotel.
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. promptly ait«n and Fifth Avei
kinds of
MacHnery RepaWnj.
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WAHBAY.
postofEce in the unorganized county of Day, 35 miles west of Watertown, on the line of the extension of the H. »fc D. divsion of the C, il. & St. P. Ry. Weekly mail stage E. P. Owens, farmer, postmaster. to Watertown.
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WAHPETON.
Richland county, is a village of 300 inhabitants on the Red river, opposite Breckenridge, on the St. P., il. &.
The
seat of
M. Ry. Has a Catholic church, a common school, 2 general Daily mail. John stores, exports wheat and banks at Fargo. Hotscherar, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Bergman Rev A.
Courtney J, school principal. Dow Folsom, lawyer. Falley Sc Pytitt, Lawyers, Real Estate, Collection and
Insurance Agents.
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Fowler S H, justice of the peace. Kotseheran J, general store. Kiaker & Mitscher, general store. Ullman & Chezick, blacksmiths.
WALHALLA.
settlement on the Pembina river, in the northwestern A part of Pembina county, 32 miles from Pembina (c h). steam flour mill of 2 run of stone and saw-mill are located here. Exports, wheat. Weekly mail. Miss Ernestine Mager, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Emmerling George,
Jones
tlour and saw-mill. meat market. Mager John F. Saw-Mill Manager. Wendh Erail, saddle and harnessmaker.
Wm,
WALLE.
In L'psal township, southeastern part of Grand Forks county, 10 miles from (irand Forks (c h), the nearest railroad point. Two mails E\-i)orts, wheat, oats, potatoes and butter. daily. Ole Olsoin, postmaster.
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Yankton county,
WALSHTOWN.
settlement in the central part of piiles north of Yankton (c h).
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WALSHVILLE.
in the township of the same name» in the northeastern part of Grand Forks county, on the daily stage line between Grand Forks (c h), 23 miles distant, and Pembina. G. W. Williams, postmaster.
A
farming settlement
WANARI.
A
farm house postofSce
district in the
in a rich farming and stock raising southern part of Bon Homme county, 16 miles
(e h),
from Bon
Homme
and
7
from West Springfield,
tiie
nearest railroad point.
On
Fort Pierre.
Daily mail.
the stage route from Yankton to A. A. Perkins, farmer,, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
McCollura John, blacksmith.
Shultz
Abram, blacksmith.
WARNTON.
A
settlement in Burleigh county.
WATERTOWN.
Codington county, and a station on the C. <fc X. W. Ry, is a busy town of about 1,000 inhabitants, and the business center of a large farming and stock raising region. It is located on the Big Sioux river, has a 84,000 comun>u school, general, grocery, drug and hardware stores, and fanning machinery depot. E.xports, grain. Express, Am. It :s John the center of "four stage routes, and has a daily mail. J. Monks, postmaster.
seat of
BUSIN'E.SS
The
DIRECTORY.
Blackburn
cfc
Co, blacksmiths.
Store. Burchard J C, express and railroad agent. Chittenden C, general store. Dennis ^I, grocer. !•: A: Co, General Store.
Itrndf'ord \. General
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Geslev «.t Duxtad, hardware. Goss Charles, dru--i-t. Hoskins it Oslier, druggists.
foreseeth the Evil and Insureth
New England "A Prudent Erf? WATEON, Mntcal
Life In3ara-:ce Co. ol
St, Paul, Gen'l
Agent
for
MinncE.t*.
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F. F. Hennig, WAT AND BUSINESS DIRECtOET.
Book-Binder and Blank-Book
Mannfactnrer, Brack'rtt's Block, Minneapolis, Minn,
Johnson Rev J B (Congregational). Kemp Bros, hardware. Monks & Wiser, hardware and farm implements. Owsley Bros, general store. Owsley D X, wagonmaker. Rice Bros, general store. Seward & Glass, lawyers. Snyder Rev S (Methodist).
Tarbell Bros, druegists. R, lawyers. Thomas C Weaver A, grocer.
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WATSON.
small settlement in the central southern part of Cass county, 12 miles from Wheatland Station, on the N. P. Ry. Ed-win Berresford, Semi-weekly mail. Exports, wheat. farmer, postmaster.
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WESSINGTON.
and stock raising district, in the unorganized county of Aurora, of which it is to be the county seat, 40 miles from Mitchell, the nearest railroad point. mill is to be built here to utilize the 40 feet fall of Wessington creek. Population, 40. Semi-weekly mail stage Peter R. Barrett, postmaster. to Mitchell.
postoffice in a fine sheep
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A recently
POINT.
Minnehaha county.
established postoffice in
WHEATLAND.
station on the IST. P. R, near the center of Cass Has ^Methodist and Prescounty, 27 miles from Fargo (c h). byterian churches, a public scliool, hotels, and several general grist mill is required and special stores, and exports wheat. Mail Express, Northern Pacitic. here. Population, 100. twice daily. George Brandenburg, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOKT.
Ambler Rev
Wm
(^lethodist).
Baldwin Rev J II (Presbyterian). Barncord J N, plasterer. Barns & Sewry, grain dealers. Beneteau ^Vm, provisions, etc. IJraildcnimriJ'<«e«»*;i'4?i General Store and Farm Impts. Burnham J W, notary and real estate. Dorlin O X, express and railroad agent.
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CRITTEfrOEN &
St. Paul,
CO.,
Pilch
and Gravel
Rotjfers.
Ooi. Biith
and Sibley Streets, Mian,
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MiiLaeapolia,
Furmahora, 401 Waahiagton Aveaae South,
Mian.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEER
and
saloon.
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Gillespie H, hotel
Hadwen R, general store. MeCorn & Ryan, saloon.
Murray
Wm D, builder.
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Said P, Hotel Propr. Snow Mrs S, hotel and livery.
Stevens Brad, livery and real estate agent. Stone F, builder. Vinton W, lumber dealer.
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WHEELER.
village of about 300 souls in Charles Mix county, on the Missouri river, 75 miles from Yankton, with which it has
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Steamboat communication.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Barber Charles, wood, etc. Reynolds N B, general store and
stock.
WHITE SWAN.
In the Yankton Indian reservation, in the southwestern part of Charles Mix county, on the Missouri river. Triweekly mail stage to Yankton, Fort Sully and intermediate points. J. B. Hassett, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Chamberlain George, hotel. Sperry C C, general store.
WHITEWOOD.
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discontinued postoffice in Lawrence county.
WICKLOW.
postoffice in the southeastern part of Lake county, at the foot of Skunk Lake, 6 miles from Madison (c h), and 4 7 from Sioux Falls, the nearest railroad point.
WINTON.
settlement on the line of the extension of the S. Mdivision of the C, & St. P. Ry, in Lake county, 8 miks from Madison (c h). Daily stage to Madison and Flandre:iu. Semi- weekly mail. West Clark, farmer and carpenter, postmaster.
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and TAILOES, No. 40
St.
East Third street,
Paul, Minn.
HashoWi Maish
& Davis
Builders of City
for ^- frontier
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Miaueapolis.
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miles from Olivet (c h), and the s^me distance from Menno, the nearest The James river drives a grist mill in the railroad point. neighborhood. Daily mail. David Bellon, postmaster.
WITTENBERG. A farm house postoffice in Hutchinson county, 7
WOLF
CREEK.
In the southern part of Armstrong county, 10 miles from Milltown (c h), and 8 from Menno, the nearest railroad station. It is on the James river, which furnishes motive power for a flouring mill of 3 run of stone at this point. lias a Mennouite church, a German school, and exports wool, tlour and wheat. Daily mail. John Warz, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Huttrishe Society, flour mill. Leofer George, miller. Stahl John & Henry, boot and shoemakers. Stahl Rev Michael" (Mennonite). D:iriii$<, Flour Mill. "Walter Elias, blacksmith.
Walter
Wnrz John, Miller.
A postofiice
connty.
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an agricultural settlement in
Bon
Homme
WORTHING.
A village
Ry,
of about 50 inhabitants, on {he
C, M.
in the central part of Lincoln county, 9 miles
& St. P. from Can-
ton (c h). Has a public school, exports grain and stock, and requires a cheese f.actory and stores. Stage to Vermillion and Milltown. G. Gerber, postmaster.
Brown
W K,
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Blacksmith.
Gerber F, hotel propr. Hislop F, express and railroad agent. LeavittL G, general store. Madden & Gerber, grain and stock dealers.
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YANKTON.
political capital of the Territory of Dakota, is a beautiful city of about 4,000 inhabitants, on the north banks of tlie Missouri river, in the
The
seat of
Yankton county and the
Kingsbury
& Draper
Keep a full line of Darling, Brown & Sharpe'B Machinists' Tools. 36 East
Third
St,, St.
Pad,
Crockery I Glassware- JOHSSON, 513 Washinrt^n South, lUmffiAPOUS.
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surrouudod on every sidu l.\ gently sloping hills. Its environment is enviable aroiiii'l i; on three sides are the fertile upland prairies of the county !> which it gives its name, while southward, across the ri'vir, in Nebraska, stretches the broad valley of the Missnuri. and back of this again, the rolling lands of C'cdiir county. All this vast territory, filling up with astoundiiirapidity, is tributary to Yankton, a city whose civilization i> mainly of Xew England origin. It is "the seat of the tiTjitorial government, L". S. law and land offices, and the ru^idence of the Governor, chief justice, territorial secretary, and It is the rendezvous of the Heets of all their assistants. steamers plying the upper Missouri river. It has Congn-_Mprairie country, yet
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Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, German 15:i|itist, German Reformed and Lutheran (2) churches, a nunilu r of public schools, first-class hotels, social, benevolent aii.i fraternal organizations, many elegant stores and private re<idences, 2 banks, the First National and the bank of Yankton. several steam flouring mills, a hay-twisting machine (for furl factory, agricultural implements works, 2 boot and shoe fautories, and a full representation of all the leading trades and The i)a//y Press and iJakotian, the weekly professions. Herald and the Freie Press are published here. The recLiu <;onsolidation of the D. S. Ry with the C, M. & St. P., fnrnishes Yankton with the outlet to all the markets of the smitli and east, while the Missouri river supplies the place of a railroad to the west. The construction of a railroad up the valley of the James (Jim or Dakota) river, is one of the events Taxation in Yankton is 16 mills on tlir of an early future. Yankton county is a fine agricultural and stock raiddollar. ing region, and is becoming densely populated. Stages run from Yankton to all points in the county, and the city ithe postal focus of a large part of southern and southeasti-ni Dakota. Express, Am. Daily mail. A. H. Howard, ii'i>tmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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^V, carriage painter. Adler «t Ohlinan, wholesale liquors and tobacco. Anderson Nilcs, general store. Anable &. Kellry, huuse and sign painter.
Adams Frank
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Baker
Josepll, Propr Minnesota House.
Owen, barber.
etc.
A, county sheriff. Balneat John H, Ijoot and shoemaker.
Bartelett
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Bates John O, clothing, gents' furiushing,
Hall's Patent Infallible
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r.nvless Lott S, receiver Ik'ilharz John, Macksmith.
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Office.
Benton Packet Line Steamers, H J King agent. Biemiyer Leo, saloon. Blatt «fc Buerdorf groceries and provisions. Boettcber Fred, boot and shoemaker. Boiler Christian, saddles and harness. Beadle H, supt pnblie instruction. Bradley Henry, propr Bradley House. Brniilble, :»Iilier «fe Co, Wholesale Grocers, Douglas ave and AValnut. Bray Thomas X, meat market. Brennan Patrick, meat market. Brennan Mrs J, dressmaker.
Wm
1st bet
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Brinkerhoff
Bristoll
Propr Chicago House, Broadwav. Bronson Frank, grocer, etc. Brooks & Bellinger, carpenters. Brown GeorQ:e, saloon and billiards.
Brod^rson Charles,
Wm M, principal public schools.
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Jordan, livery stable.
Brown
Uiii'j;shnry, Publrs Press and Dakotian, .3d. Bruce James E, wholesale liquors and cigars. Bruce Wallace J, groceries and provisions. Buchanan James, physician. Burgi Frederick, carpenter and builder. Cnilipbell J J Founders and Machinists, Capital and 1st. Campbell & Smith, lawyers.
Brown &
W HH.
dentist.
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Larsrest Hotel in Dakota.
Thoroujrhly Refitted and Newly Fnruished Throutjhout.
JENCKS' HOTEL,
Cor. Third
and Capital
Sts.,
Yankton, Dakota.
Prop'rs.
City.
H. F.
JENCKS & SON,
Formerly of Depot Hotel, Sioux
-Located in the Business Part of the City, only one Block from Post Oace and Telegraph Office. Good Samjile Rooms Headquarters for all Stage Lines. Free 'Bus and
Baggage to and from all Trains and Steamb.iats.
WILSONS JORDAN,
AfiCHITECTS, Minneapolis. Plana and Specitcations fuinished ibr all kinda of Buildin^i on Abort notice.
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DAKOTA GAZETTEEU
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Cariveau Felix, boot and shoemaker. Carr Walter H, groceries, fruits, etc. Cavalier Peter, merchant tailor. Central House, J J Griffin propr. Coates E M, drugs, notions, etc. Cochran Frank L, wines, liquors and cigars. Coggins Mrs E J, millinery and fancy goods. Congletou L, dry goods. Congleton L, probate judge and S commissioner. Cooley Duane B, saddles and harness. Coulsou S ]j, manager Missouri River Transportation Co. Cramer Nelson J, lawyer. Crowe James, propr Farmers' Home Hotel. Dakota The, weekly. Dakota Centnil Statje Line, BrinkerhofE & Jordan proprs. Dakota Freie^Press (Weekly), G Wether Publr,
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Doutflas ave.
Dakota Herald The
(Weekly), Morris Taylor Editor
and Pro}ir, 3d. Davis A C, lawyer and city justice. Dennis John B, lawyer. Dewey Herbert E, lawyer. Dewey & French, lawyers and loan agents. Dickson Thomas S, county superintendent. Dillon Samuel H, flour and feed, Dix iwCOrg'e P, Dentist, cor Cedar and 3d. Dodge Horace D, dentist. Doherty & Coleman, milliners and dressmakers. Donahue James, saloon and billiards. Donaldson & Bro, feed mill. Doud T Y, pumps and lightning rods. Duffack John J, boots and shoes. EtllUllIlclii A: Wvilll, Proprs Yankton Bank, Broadway n of 3d. Eiseman Charles, dry goods and clothing. A, commissary U S army. Elderkin Capt Espersen Henry, U b surveyor general. Etter D F, phvsieian and coroner. MinExcelsior >IJ1S €o,.I) T Bramble Pres, Sujtt, F L ^'aIl Tassel Sec, cor Capital and 23.. Farr Frank, airent Smith cfe Farr, jiroduce. Faulk .Imirew J, Clerk U S District Court and U S Commissioner. Faulk Phillip K, lawyer.
Wm
Wm
Fay
Gilbert M, lawyer.
Felton Samuel K, f)umps and windmills.
Ferris Leroy J, saloon and billiards.
Perkins,
Lyons
& Co.
31 Robert
Street,
SPECULTY-FuU
ST. PAUL, M;=»^lino of Winei
Liqaora for family nte.
Hashovv,?*1a!sh& Davis,
Are Agonta for Hancock's laspirThe best boiler feeder in UFO,
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Fir-it XalioilJll ISailk, JCMcVay, Pres Cashier, cor od and Walnut.
Fo<]certy
WHMcVay
John M, saddles and harness. Korster John, brewer. Foskett John L, farm machinery. A, physician. Franklin Gamble Brothers, lawyers. Gamble Robert J, district attorney Yankton county. Gamble Samuel P, supt Wyoming Stage Co. Cfardlier Brotliers,^Vholesale'and Retail Farm Machinery, Agricultural Implements and Grain, cor Doug-
Wm
ave and 4th. ^Vlilton D, Notary Public, cor Douglas ave and 4th. Germania House, Wellbaum & Becker proprs. Gillespie & Sayer, second-hand store. Gorhara Michael B, fruits and restaurant. Gradv Michael, merchant tailor.
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Gardner
Gray"n E, laundry.
Greene George, carpenter and builder. Griffin James J, propr Central House. Grossmann Peter .1, saddles and harness. Gruber Samuel H, lawyer. Hacker fJrel>e, Merchant Tailors, 3d bet Capital and Douglas ave. Hage Ole P, groceries, crockery, etc. Hall George, insurance.
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Hamann
Paul, barber.
Hammond Frederick, agent Singer Mnfg Co. Hand Geora,e H, Sec of Dakota, Pennington's
Hansen & Haywijod, farm implements. Ilarrii^ C "j 15, Lawyer, Loans, Real Estate, Xotary, Abstracts of Land Titles, and U S Court Commissione'r, cor 3d and Cajiital. Harvey H A, propr Merchants' Hotel. Hawley George E, hardware, etc. Haywood John P, insurance and real estate. Hefner Frank, fl<iur and feed. Hendershot Wells, lawyer. Heselton H, mnfr soda water, etc.
Block, 3d.
Wm
Hirshstien Ferdinand, cigar mnfr. Books, Stationery and
Howard A W,
Wall Paper, and
Howard
Postmaster, 3d. M, saddles and harness. Huber Jacob, wa<ronmaker.
Wm
Jcncks Hotel, H F
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Caiiital.
Jcncks
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Son Proprs, cor 3d and
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telvanized Iron GornicGS.
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St.f Mumeapolia,
Headquarters for Crockery
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Jenkinson 31athew H, restaurant, cigars, etc. Johnson James, wines, liquors and cigars. Johnson MrsS, dressmaker. Kaiser August, propr P^agle Hotel. Kan* Lemuel, Wagonmaker and Blacksmith, 4th and
Broadway. Katz Harry, clothing, hats and caps. Kee Liudsey M, auction, commission and broker. Ketchum Reuben A, dry goods, carpets, etc.
Ketchum R, photographer. Kimenar ^Irs Mary, dressmaker.
KillC-ei Fretl,"Propr .^laddison House, Walnut.
Wm
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King Ilt-iiry J, agent Benton Packet line. Kramer Wm, agent Am Express and Wyoming Stage Krudwig Herman, propr Pacific Hotel.
Lavender Albert W, groceries and provisions. Lindholm Peter L, furniture.
Co.
Long
Liiltg'O yi I>, Gravel Roofing, Charles, saloon.
;3d.
Loomis James H, boot and shoemaker. Loomis Mrs J H, dressmaker. Lvons Mrs C A »t Co, millinery and fancy goods.
ifcHaffie James, restauiant.
McVay
McVay
Wm H, cashr First National
Jaiue!^ C, Pres First National Bank.
Bank.
Maddison House, F Kincel propr. Malbin Edward T, livery stable. Marshall Thomas F, groceries and provisions. Martin Mrs S C, seam'stress.
H A Harvey Propr, cor 3d and Broadway. Michener Edgar C, farm implements. Miller Joseph M, physician. Mills it Purdy, drugs, books, etc. Miner E. register of deeds and county clerk. Minnesota ilou.se, Josejjh Bader propr. Missouri River Transportation Co, S B Coulson general manager, D ^laratta supt, J C McVay freight agent. Morgan X, propr American Hotel. Mormann John C, hardware and stoves. Morrow Mrs E .J, millinery and fancy goods.
!Max Jaool>, general store. Meistrik Frruik, morcliaut JlereSiail'ts"' Hotel,
tailor.
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J, photo<;rapher.
oils, cigars, etc.
Neff Peter, paints,
Neubaucr Frederick, blacksmith. Noonau 3Iiss M A, dressmaker.
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of style,
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John L, groceries and provisions. Xovotny John, saddles and harness. Nuherg Peter J, wagonmaker and blacksmith.
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Olfson Ole, saloon and billiards. Osborn Everson, carpenters. Otto Charles, watches and jewelry. Pacific Hotel, Herman Riidwio- propr.
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Parmer L D, drv
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(Successor to
Peir
&
Luebke),
Hides,
"'''' leather. Tallow, Shoemakers' Tools i^% and Hndings, Rubber and Leather Belting, Etc, Yankton, D. I. Pennington Gen John P, collector U S Internal Revenue, rike Herbert W, groceries, confectionery, etc. Plies Isaac, boots and shoes. Pisek Thadeus, comb mnfr.
Potter
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^Vood, watches, clocks, etc
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Pray 3Irs
hair
o-oo.is.
Press
and Dakotaian
Kiugsburv, Publrs. :3d. Raymond B, U S Marshal. Redaelli John P, watches and jewelry. Reinhardt Win, city marshal.
(Daily and Weekly),
Bowen
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Reister S: Baessler," general store. Keitzell Cyrus J, agent St Croix Lumber Co.
KieiiartNou Charles
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and 10th. Richey E E, hardware and stoves. Roberts George W, real estate and Kobison Henry \V, barber.
Head Light OD, cor Pine
justice.
Ro.ssteilscheS' CharScs F, Propr City Brewery. > j . Kudd Ht-nry, blacksmith. St Croix Lumber Co, C J Reitzell agent.
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'Sampson Louis, feed mill, ^ampsou Ole, county commissioner, ^inborn J cfc Son' furniture and undertakers oarbert Jacob, barber. Satori John, saloon and restaurant. layers Leonar.I E, furniture. >chepperheyn Frank, wines and liquors, ^'•heirer Conrad, crockery, flour and feed.
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Crockery and Glassware, cor 3d and broadwav. & Co,"hanlware and stoves ^chnauber Frederick, county treasurer. •Vhnell John, barber. Sehoe Frank, saloon and restaurant.
Schnaidt J
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Schorogge Ilonuan A, miifg confectioner, fruits, etc. Scliore^il'e IVlll F, Lawyer. Notary Public and Collection Agent, Pennington's Block. Schroder & Bates, hardware and farm implements.
Selinger
Raymond,
saloon.
& ^[unroe, house and sign painters. Seydel Peter, farm implements.
Semple
Shannon
Oliver, lawyer.
Shannon Peter C, chief justice. Sharp Major Alexander, paymaster U S army. ShnrtlefF Levi L, saloon and billiards.
Smithsonian Hotel, Harvey H Smith propr. Spink Solomon L, lawyer. Steffen Peter, livery and feed stable. Stier & Ferdinand, meat market. Stockwell & Buchanan, blacksmiths. Stone James 31, real estate. Swearingen Daniel J, meat market.
Sylvej-ter
Smith Harris D,
Barber, Capital.
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wood
yard.
Taylor Morris Editor and Propr Dakota Herald. Taylor Thomas A, manager U S Signal Service. Thornton John, carpenter.
Tobin Wm, painter. Tripp & Boyles, lawyers. Turner Samuel S, physician. Tyler A Xissen, wagon mnfrs. U S Land OlBce, G A Wetter register, Lott B, groceries and provisions. Vance
Wm
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Bayless recvr.
Van
Co, watches and jewelry. Vanderhule G »& Co, druggists. Van Velsor J B, physician. Wagner George, guns, ammunition, etc.
Cott, Clark
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Wagner
Ward James
Weber Eugene, Weeks John A,
1Velll>aiilll
Llenry, wines and liquors. A, lawyer. drugs, wall paper, paints, etc.
boots and shoes.
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Proprs Germania House.
"Wenzlaff J Charles, hardware and stoves. West Isaac E, deputy IT S internal revenue collector. \%''ctler fiJ A, Publr Dakota Free Press and Register L
S Land Office. Wheeler E G, lawyer. Wheel.ick George F, agent D S div C il & St P Ry. White Edwin T, lawyer and justice of the peace. White H W, gunsmith. Wilcox Edward P, lumber.
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Third Street, ST.
PAUL,
Mini;.
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Wilcox &, Williams Benjamin S, clerk supreme court.
Seward, carpenters. Williams, grain and farm implements.
Wiun tfe Buckwalter, hardware and farm machinery. Wise Bros, clothins:, hats and caps, etc. Wright E L, feed mill. B Lower manager. U Tel Co, Wvman & Ward, meat market. Wyoming Staire Co. S P Gamble sup't.
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Edmunds & Wynu Proprs, Broadway. Vhllktou Yankton Bottling Works. Heselton propr. Zemlicka Albert, groceries and liquors.
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YELLOW BANK.
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postofSce on the eastern line of Grant county, 6 miles
from Big Stone City (c h).
YORKVILLE.
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settlement of 20 souls in Brown county (yet unorgan80 miles northwest from Watertown, the nearest railf'lad point. Serai-weekly mail stage to Watertown, Firesteel and Jamestown. Eliza A. York, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
York
W B, hotel propr and
real estate agent.
ZISKOV.
postoffice in a farming neighborhood in the western part of Y'ankton county, 12 miles from Yankton (c h), the nearest railroad point. It has a Catholic church, a public school, and
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txports stock and general farm produce. Semi-weekly mail stage to Yankton and Tabor. T. H. Mehriug, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
John, boots and shoes. Nov.ak Alois, blacksmith. IV-terka Frank, bouts and shoes.
N'icle
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iu ailvaiice to itinerant lUrectory Cauyassare b-d' to nioiitioii tliis from the lait lliat certain parties hay*' hecii fraiiiliili'iitly u-inir our liook as a spfiiiiK'n. "iitl l>y tiiat iiiiMus, collictiiiir moiicvs in advance We asli no ['".vnifiit until tlic worlv is dcliyercd. and our Solicitors liaye strict onli-rs not to take pavmcut lor eitlier adyertisements or Milisiriptions.
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General Index.
R. L.
POLK & CO;S
Minnesota Stita I Dakota Territcrial
Gazetteer and Business Directory,
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY,
Comprising a Classifled List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in tho State of Minnesota and Territory of Dakota, Arranged Alphabetically by PostofBcea.
Abstracts of Title.
PrIiTson August
Albert Lea
Sauk Centre iloore i- Bennett T Sioux FaUs, Free i Polk
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TvrerAM.r
Wheeler
Smalley
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Austin Caledonia
Vermillion, DT Lewis S J WUlmar Thorpe & Perkins Rebstock & Fellows,
Talleiil A: SeribtT (St'e ii'lr). ..Deadwood, DT Fairmont Blaisdell & Piatt
Bri-rgs
Clarke Harris C J
Winona
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Cavanaugh
Albert
Faribault Murph}Iliiiitin's^ton Eii;;eiie,
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{Se <(rfr) Flandreau, D T Glencoe Knight d: Dean Henderson Pickit Daniel Jackson Converse I D Moore George R " Kasson ^'are S E. ." Lake City Curd Ek>trom, Koerneri Co.Litehtield Hall Jt Brewster Mankato
Thompson P & Co
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Adrian
Foundry
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and Gulbrandson Bros Mitcliell & Hoffman. Nelson Hans Powell G E Ruble & Greene Sherwin S N Paulson Jacob
Pfeffer Charles
ilachiue Shop. ..Albert
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Miuucapolis
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Chowen & Byant
Kobinson Charles. B'lndock k Kline WiUiston & Joss Blivs Bros >lttin7.er Jacob
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Rochester St Paul
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SELDEN & GKTGLA,
Fire-Proof Doors I Shmiers. I aueapolis,
114 Nonii Third
Stresl,
Mianeiola.
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Book-Bindirsgj
best of style and oa short notice, at F/F. Brackett's Block, Minneapolis.
HENNIG'S,
ARC
BH'SIXESS DIRECTORY.
BAK
tt
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Artificial Iiim»> :TIaniifactiircrs.
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Co.
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of Ale.xandria.
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of Anoka Fh'st National Bank
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Austin
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Mower County Bank
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&
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Morris Northfield
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Fiue Merchant Tailoring, No. -10 PAUL, Minn.
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Martin County R;ink
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2a St. and Fifth Ave. South MianeapoUs, Minn.
BI-SIXE5
IRKCTORY.
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Herman
.Jackson
DT Swt-att Charles & Co, Fargo, DT (.S> »./,)
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Citiz.on's
Fairmont First XiilioMSji liaiik,
Bank Bank Bank
of Herman of .lackson of .Jamestown,
Jamestown,
DT
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Hill Bros i^cott County
Strait.
National
Faribault
Janesville
First National Bank of Farmington. .Fanningtnn First National Bank..Feri;us Falls Bank of Flandreau Flandreau,
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of
Grand Forks, Grand
DT
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Thum, Lake & Co
.
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.
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Madelia
Grand Meadow
Lake County Bank. Madison, D T Citizens' National Bank..Mankato
City
&
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.
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Lyon County Bank,
Marshall
Sibley
County Bank. .Henderson
.
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of
Sauk
Centre.
Prop'rs,
PEHDERGUST & KELLS,
Sauk Centre, Minn.
General Banking, Loan
SHELDON",
Prest.
C.
and Collection Business
J.
done.
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.
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Red Wing, Minn.
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Collections made and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. promptly remitted. The (Joodhuc County SiivinsTS Bank i< conducted by tlie saiue Bnard of >lanagement, uud their ollice is in the .same liank linildiug.
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St Paul
Bailk.«. (Continued.) Owen A- Dil)ble Marsliall
Bank
of Minneapolis.. Jlinneapolis
Citizens'
Dawson
&
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First National
Bank German American Bank.
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Bank City Bank
Commercial Bank.
..
Farmers' and Mechanics' Savings Bank.
.
"
.
Pirst Natiorial Bank. Hennepin County Savings Bank.
.
"
HushVG
Merchants'
National
Bank
Northwestern National
Bank
Security Bank of Minnesota The Brooks Bros Minneiska
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LuniberniauN Xational
St. Croi.x
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Montevideo
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Bank
Moorhead
Morris
.
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Stillwater Savinsrs Bank, Root ".Valley City,
H
DT
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Hemiup N H Brown County
Bank.. Citizens' National
Citizens' Bank First National Bank of Ortonville
Murdock .New Ulm
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Ortonville
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Co, Vermillion, D
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&
Co.
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Waseca L'uuntv Bank
Wadena
Waseca
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Dasselt Bernhard Farmers' National First National -Gall & Stone Goodnow & Craig
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Owatonna
par/e
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Robbins & Willmar Easton & Arm-
adv,
Winnebago
page o39) of Princeton First National
Preston Princeton
First National
Jlerchants'
Bank,
Winona
Goodhue County
Red Wing
Bank
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Bank
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Count]
Sank.
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Dickinson
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Redwood Bank
F. ..Redwood County
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First National
Rochester
First National." Bank of Zurabrota
Zumbrota
Rochester National Union National
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Woodward C Bank of St Cloud 3IcClun T (•
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also F'lriiilnre.)
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II
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Gravel
Do all kinds of Machinery RepaiHnl'. Order* by (elephcnc. wire cf leiterJpro:-ptJy attended to. Cor.Seccr't St.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Carpenters.
Barnard .t Co McGrath J Hawkinson N Swanson Lars Little James
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Marshall
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for Banks. Mill Men and Corporalow rates and ia best of stvle, by F, T. HENNIG.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Floyd
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W Wm
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Rochester
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Scotland
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Woodworth
Wakefield Miller J
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DT
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Woodbury
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Stiles
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,
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Carriage Trimmer,
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City
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Austin
DT
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Pnsnell A II Jackson Bros Brandt H
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DT
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Carver
Casselton,
Houk
Felzer
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Tritchler
Bell
Chase John Flutden
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DT
DT
OP
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Larson.
Bickert.
Elvsiau
Emmett,"
DT
T
Cedar Mills
Cedarville .Centennial Park, D T
Bennett
M
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Bell
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Kimble
Garrison
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Anderson Lasenske
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Bieler
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Chamberlain" Frink & Stafford
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Chisago City
Lewis Andrew
Kmrawiede Hcinrich
Johnson
Lindeman Bros
McMahon
Michael
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Both Dartd
Claremont
Clear Water
VolzJV&Bros
C
Armstrong J
Cleveland
Clitherall
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Doughty
Clark
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Fountain,
DT
Cokato Johnson Bros Cold Spring City Koll J Laner J Concord Dykes T J Cookston McKinnon Bros
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John
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Granite Falls Grove City
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DT
Herman
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Minnei-ka
Minneapolis
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.
DT
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of Ne^^" York,
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jods and quality.
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R. A.
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for Discounts. 6.5 to 69 Chicago. Til S Canal Minneapolis Boettcher Herman
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Owatouna
Boardmau L Keller Henry
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Austin
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111
Clark
Feed
Rosers Bros
Strickland
Mills.
Biwvnton
Minneapolis
Goulberg
Hallbers
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& Baker & Anderson. .Cambridge Centre City A
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111
Gordon Bros
Goodrich Fuller .1 AV ^- Co Ingram & Leach Smith Bros
Christiansen Dill A- Miller
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Faribault
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and
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Simpson
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Adam
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Owatouna
Princeton Rochester
Fire Works.
CliioaKO ToriJcUo Co, Mnfrs All Kinds of Toy
Torpedoes
Chicago,
111
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Alexander
Cuttinir J.uiius
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Flouring Mills.
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Skante Bros
Munch Emil
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King : Marboe i' Grottem... Moss & Gregory
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Thomas
Sampson
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St Clcmd St Paul
BruggL-mannBros Bruggi'mann John
White XDit Son... Henry it Co Belle Plaine Johnson J P
G.iylord B Elias James
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Belvidere Mills
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Clitherall
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Crook.ston
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Jarrett
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Ihistings
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Fire-Proof
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