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1880-81 

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REYNOLDS  HISTORICAL 
GENEALOGY  COLLECTION 


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DAKOTA  TERRITO R\' 

1880-81. 


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Hashow,  f^aish  &  Eavis,  S^i^^ 

RUS  AND    BUSINESS    DIKECTORY.  SAC  583 


RUSH  POINT. 

A  village  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Chisago  county,  at 
the  foot  of  Rush  Lake,  24  miles  from  Center  City  (c  h),  and 
62  from  Paul.  Rush  City,  6^^  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  Population  betv.-een  200  and  300.  There  is 
a  steam  mill  in  operation  here,  and  the  village  has  1  Swedish, 
Lutheran,  and  Baptist  church  and  a  district  school  Exports, 
wheat,  potatoes,  hides,  butter  and  eggs.  A.  W.  Olsen,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Dahrlon  Meyer  &  Co,  general  store. 

Etiason  Olof,  constable. 

Lec  yi  B,  Saw-Mill. 

Olson  S  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. 

A  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, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 

Anderson  A  K,  saloon. 

Cooley    S  l>.  Live  Stock  Dealer. 

Cultoii  August,  carpenter. 

Evenson  Stenson  &  Co,  general  store. 

Field  H  O,  hotel  and  blacksmith.  i'71.56'7*/' 

Gerde  &  Paulson,  general  store. 

Gjeithus  Ole,  millinery. 

Gunderson  E  S,  general  store. 

Lan^e  «fc  ('O,  Grain  Dealers. 

ilolum  M  M,  boots  and  shoes. 

Nelson  Ole,  saloon. 

O'Conner  Bros,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Osmundson  A,  constable. 

Pratt  Robinson  &  Co,  lumber  and  grain. 

RcisilKl!^  O  8,  Druggist  and  Grocer. 

Reishus  O  S,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Rice  E  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Builders'  Hardware  and  Moohau- 
ics' Tools,  35  E,  Third  St.,  St.  Paul 


Kingsbyry&  Draper. 


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Charles  Johnson/™'"'"'"'™'"''' 


!j  ington  Ave.   Soutli,  MIMEAPOLL^ 


584  SAC  illNXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


Torbeusoii  Ole,  general  store. 
Walstrom  P  F,  hardware. 
\*^olsta<l  Bros,   Hardware. 
Wolstad  Ira,  wagoninaker. 

ST.  AUGUSTA. 

In  the  township  of  the  same  name,  southeastern  part  of 
Stearns  county,  5  miles  from  St.  Cloud  (ch),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  and  on  the  Mississippi  river,  which  till  recently 
gave  power  to  a  mill.  Has  a  Catholic  church  and  public 
school,  exports  farm  produce,  wheat  and  pork,  and  calls  for  a 
flouring  mill.  Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  St.  Cloud.  Henry 
Futsam,  postmaster. 

BUSIITESS  DIKECTOET. 

Benmer  Henry,  general  store  and  live  stock. 

Frauendorfer  Rev  (Catholic). 

Futsam  Henry,  carpenter. 

Heniier  IJ,  Physician. 

Moller  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Schutz  Thomas,  flour  mill. 

ST.  BENEDICT. 

A  settlement  of  about  300  inhabitants  in  the  southwestern 
part  of  Scott  county,  18  miles  from  Shakopee  (c  h),  7  from 
Jordan,  the  most  convenient  railroad  station,  and  45  from  .>t. 
Paul.  It  has  a  sorghum  syrup  factory,  a  Catholic  church  aiM 
school,  and  esportsVheat,  corn,  butter,  eggs,  beef  and  cattle. 
Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Jordan.     John  Goelz,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIEKCTOKY. 

Borget  Henry,  carpenter. 

Cassimer  Rev  P  (Catholic). 

Goelz  John,  teacher. 

Knrl  Adaili,  Sorghum  Mnfr. 

Klaus  Anton,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Kurth  Henry,  builder. 

Mayer  Benedict,  carpenter. 

Ochsenreiter  Adolph,  sorghum  mnfr. 

Schmitz  Mathias,  hotel  propr  and  produce  dealer. 

ST.  BONIFACIUS. 

In  tlie  southwestern  part  of  Hennepin  county,  4  miles  due 
west  of  Mound  City,  is  a  postoUice  in  a  thickly  settled  nei-ii- 
borhood,  32  miles  from  Minneapolis  (c  h),  and  12  Irom 
Chaska,  the  most  convenient  railroad  point.     A  steam  ga\^ 

Hall's  Safe  f  Lock  Co.rr^'Ssr^!^^ 


C.B.  THURSTON,  ;HiS 


CANTON  PLOWS,  Tigor  Rakes,  Ran- 
3,  Triumph  Sfxlers,  Mil- 
itc,,18W,3dSt.,St,Paal 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


mill  is  run  in  the  vicinity,  and  there  are  Catholic  and  Baptist 
churches  and  public  and  German  Catholic  schools.  Mail 
-tat^e  to  Delano  and  Chaska  weekly,  and  semi-weekly  mail, 
p'uiix  Logelin,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Ilabeck  Lemke  &  Co,  saw-mill. 
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 
(c  h),  and  97  from  St.  Paul.  A  steam  carriage  factory,  a 
flouring  mill,  a  brewery,  2  hotels,  of  which  the  Kelley  House 
is  the  principal,  3  grain  elevators,  and  '2  weekly  newspapers 
are  located  here.  The  Episcopalians,  Methodists,  Baptists, 
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, 
fertile  and  prosperous  region.  Telegraph,  Xorthwestern. 
Express,  Am.  Daily  stage  to  Chatfield  and  tri-weekly  to 
Plainview.  Two  daily  mails  by  rail.  John  Picket,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

American  House,  Jacob  Wiedemann  Propr. 
Aup]>erle  Joseph,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Babcock  David  L,  sewing  machines,  etc. 

St.  CharlGS  Brewery 


1  fh           F.  W.  MUELLER, 

"^^     1^^^^^%                          Proprietor, 

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,    f      ST.  CHARLES, 

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WILSON  &  JOROAH-  -  v.=r»=r.:Gs 


ARCHITECTS,    Aoconstlcs,  Heatinij 

aaJ   Ventilation   cirefo'.'.y   and  cor- 

J  rectly  arranged.    MiTineapolia,  Mian. 


586  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEKK  SAI 

Bacheliier  Caleb  C,  railroad  agent. 

Bacon  Deles,  furniture. 

Bacon  &  Adams,  general  store. 

Bank  of  St  Charles,  James  C  Woodard  propr. 

Barnett  Rev  J  R  (Methodist). 

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. 

Clemens  Nicholas,  wines  and  liquors. 

Cole  Rev  L  F  (Episcopal). 

Conuell  Patrick,  saloon  and  boarding. 

Dennis  Rev  W  K  (Baptist). 

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  Wm  M,  grocer,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hill  E  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Hill  H  W,  propr  St  Charles  Times. 

Howe  &  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. 

Marks  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   W,  Propr  St  Charles    Brewery, 

head  of  3Iain.      (See  luli}.) 
Mueller  George,  meat  market. 
Mueller  Henry,  cigarmaker. 
Mueller  Phillip,  wines  and  licjuors. 
Nel>iin  Charlr>.  watches,  clocks,  etc 

Xeiiiiian  leeriiliard,  Grucer. 

OUN  Truniau  T,  groceries  and  provisions. 


PerkinSj  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Kobeit  St,,  St,  Paul,  Win:; 

have  t te  Fine?t  Stock  of  C&lifomii  iS  .c 

for  Medioliial  porposyd. 


Hashow,{l/laish&Davis,^Sas=F 

SAI  AND    BTSINESS    DIRKCTt)Rr.  SAI  567 

Pnrr  Wni  R,  furniture. 

Parrott  H  C  &  Co,  carriage  and  wagon  mnfrs. 

Pike  Natlian  N,  farm  implements  and  livery. 

Probart  Luther  X,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

Pruner  A  A,  barber. 

Robertson  Mrs  Eliza  I,  millinery  goods. 

SI   tiiarlesi  Brenery,  Frederick    W    Mueller   Propr, 

head  of  Main,     (^'tc  ad>\) 
St  Charles  Times  (weekly),  H  W  Hill  propr. 
St  Charles  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  M  B  &  Co,  photographer. 

Stehmann  Wm,  merchant  tailor.  •     '. 

Stevens  &  Hyde,  general  store, 
Sudduth  John  H,  drtiggist  and  physician. 

Tamblin  Jerome  B,  physician.  '        •  _ 

Tuttle  Rev  H  B  (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  seat  of  Stearns  county,  i>  an  incorporated  village  of 
some  .3,000  inhabitants,  at  the  junction  of  the  Brainerd  and  St. 
Vincent  branches  of  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  R.  R.,  on  the  eastern 
border  of  the  county,  at  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  saw- 
mills, 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- 

lvfSY\     Pn>ri-Foi-C     SELDEN  &  GEYGLA,  IMK 
B  I  U  I  I     ir&  U  U  I  U  IS.  TMrd  St,,  Miimeapolis,  Mian. 


CROOKERY.S 


French  China.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
E.  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Minneapolis, 


SAI  MI>-NESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 


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.  A  Catholic  seminary  is  also  located herL-. 
Exports,  flour,  wheat,  lumber,  spokes,  carriages,  sash  and 
blinds,  etc.  Telegraph,  Xorthwestern.  Express,  Am.  Daily 
stage  to  Fair  Plaven  and  Maine  Prairie,  and  tri-weekly  to 
Paynesville  and  Richmond.  Daily  mail,  by  rail,  from  north, 
east  and  west.     J.  E.  West,  postmaster. 

BCSIXESS  DIKECTORY. 

Albrechl  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Aller.  Earnest  L,  confectioner  and  stationer. 

Anderson  A  &  Sons,  Wagon  and  Carriage  Manufactur- 
ers.    {See  adv.) 

Bach  John,  saloon. 

Bait  Anton,  shoemaker. 

Bank  of  St.  Cloud  (Capital  §35,000),  J  G  Smith  Cashr, 
St  Germain. 

Barnes  N  F,  city  justice. 

Barrett   &  'Tillman.  Attorneys-at-Law,  St  Germain. 

Bauler  Theodore,  Groceries," Dry  Goods,  Crockery, 
Liquors  and  Cigars,  St  Germain. 

Becker  Mathias,  boots  and  shoes. 

Beebe  W  L,  physician  and  surgeon. 

Bellenburg  Frank,  general  store. 

Bennett  Horace  P,  gunsmith. 

Beitnett  &  Slantlin.,  Attorneys-at-Law,  cor  St  Ger- 
main and  Richniond  ave.      {See  adv.) 

Ben!»on  Chariest  J>>,  Propr  West  House,  Sample  Rooin^ 
Connected,  First-Class  in  Every  Respect,  cor  Lake  ^l 
and  Washington  ave. 

Benseu  J  X,  grocer. 

Blattner  Miss  M  C,  dressmaker. 

Bonham  Thomas  J,  tinware. 

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. 

NlVb  r  nllll  MJ^O  of  Boston,  Tho  best  Company' "to  lm.cro  u/... 
I«l-  Wlf     B.iYU!.Mi^|/  J,  J.  V7ATS0N,  Oen'l  Agent,  ST.  PAUL,  M.aa. 


§>tatc  Bovmal  School 


ESTABLISHED 


THE  THIRD  IN  THE  STATE. 


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11  mr. 


ST.  CLOUD,  MINNESOTA. 


lor  Particulars,  see  following  page. 


f  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^  about  sixty   feet  above   the  level   of  the   water. 

Its  buildings  consist  of  one  large  brick  building,  four  storir, 
high,  and  a  large  three  story  frame  used  as  a  ladies'  home. 

In  students  it  has  tributary  to  it  a  territory  extending  from 
the  St.  Croix  to  the  Red  River  of  the  North,  and  from  St.  P,i;;i 
to  the  Northern  Pacific  Railway. 

It  has  two  courses,  an  Elementary  and  an  Advanced  course 

THE  ELEMENTARY 

includes  Academic  work  through  the  ordinary  high  school, 
with  special  training  in  methods  and  the  art  of  teaching. 

THE  ADVANCED  COURSE 

includes  Latin  through  Cicero  and  Virgil,  laboratory  practice  i". 
Chemistry,  Trigonometry,  Astronomy,  and  additional  practii  -• 
in  teaching. 

THE  LADIES'  HOME 

Is  conducted  on  the  family  co-operative  plan.  Each  Studon: 
does  one  half  hour's  work  daily  and  pays  her  share  in  the  co--: 
of  provision.  The  expenses  of  each  student  averages  aboi:; 
;fi2.5o  per  week,  for  board,  washing,  room,  fuel  and  lights. 

The  average  attendance  in  the  Normal  department  is  ahon' 
one  hundred.     In  the  model  or  practice  school  it  is  about  sixty 

Tuition  is  free  to  all  who  pledge  themselves  to  teach  at  1'  •'  ' 
two  years  in  the  State. 

Its  faculty  consists  of  three  gentlemen  and  five  ladies.  I'"'^ 
ther  information  may  be  obtained  by  addressing 

D.  L.  KIEHLE,  A.  M.,  Princip.il. 


:1-A 


Blank-Books^™' 


factured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 
ls and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.  F.  HEKNIG, 
ackett's  Block,  MiineapoUs. 


SAI  AXP    BUSINESS    DIKECTDRY. 


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MASTFACTVBER  OF 


Carriages,  Light  Spring  Wagons,  Buggies 

Buck-boards  and  Sleighs. 

From  the  abundant  cononendalion  my  work  has  received  in  the  past,  as  well  as 
from  the  care  and  labor  expended  upon  It.  lam  connd,..!.  ..   ..    , 

satisfaction.    Prices  as  low  as  any  other  manufact'n. ,  -, 

kindof  icork  and  rising  as  good  material.    My  Motti' i.       

Correspondence  solicited  and                                      ST.     CLOUD,     MINN, 
promptly  answered.  ^_^_-_^— — ^— ^— .^— 


JAS.  R.  BENXETT.  Jk 


F.  E.  HAMLIN. 


ST.  CLOUD,  MINN. 

I  Collectione  made  on  a  New  and  Approved  System  in  Steams  and  sis  adjoining 

ff  Counties.    Write  tor  particulars  and  terms. 

I  Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agents. 

^  RAYMOND  &  OWEN, 

MANX'FACTl'RERS   OF 

I    Sash,  Doors  and  Biinds,  Moldings 

WzTxdoi^^  ctnd  0oor  Frcunes, 

Stair  Railing,  Balusters  and  >"ewel  Posts.     All  kinds  of  Scroll  Sa^'ing 

and  Turninc.      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 

WOOD  Al-TD  mO^  PHMPS 

iROisr  j^nsriD  le^id  fi^'e, 

All  kinds  of  Rubber  Hose.  Rubber  and  Hemp  Packing-.  Iron  and  Brass  Fittings  and 
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. 

fDnkI    DnnC^DO    M.  E   OSITTENDEN  &  00.,  Comei 
IRUIM    riUUrLllOl  Sixth  and  Sibley  Streets,  St.  Paul,  Minn, 


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ConrI  Vnilf  HprlflKP  I'orBoltbg  ClotB,  Chilled  Iron  P,  • 

comery,  to  W.F.Gimn  aCo.,llmiieipGi.i, :,;,-_ 
590  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Brown  John,  saloon. 

Bruener  Theodore,  city  clerk. 

Bryant  Adelbert,  chief  of  police. 

Burghard  Joseph,  carpenter. 

Calhoun  D  T,  city  justice. 

Central  House,  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. 

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  U  S  land  office. 

Fulmer  Nelson  B,  farm  implements. 

Gaspard  Mathias,  saloon. 

Gill  T,  tailor. 

Gilman  A  O,  physician. 

Griebler  &  Tolman,  hardware. 

Gorman  P  B,  superintendent  of  schools. 

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  Work  at  Reason- 
able Rates,  AVashington  ave. 

Hines  Oscar  O,  painter. 

QPPimrDC    OQHQ    CKAPEKS  and  TAILOKS,  No.  40 
OUnLrLilO    DilUOi  East  Third  Street,  St,  Paul,  Mia:.. 


Hashow.F^aish&Davis, 


EHGmE   WORE   a  Sp-ialtr. 

Oor.  2d  St.  and  riftk  Ato.  Soutu, 

JliiuieapoliSi  Minn, 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  .3 01 


IIo"stroin  &  Jonson,  furniture  manufacturers. 

ll.i'w  ard  Joseph,  meat  market. 

Jnqiies  E  K,  Dentist. 

Jones  Charles  S,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Jones  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Kaeter  Henry,  tailor. 

Kainiueriiieyer  Henry,  Hotel  Propr. 

Keller  J  S,  tinsmith.  ,01,1 

Kieiile  David  Li,  Principal  t'tate  is 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. 

Leo  M  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Levanseler  Frank  E,  mnfr  sash,  doors  and  blinds. 

Lieser  Leonard,  hotel. 

McClure  Thomas  C,  banker. 


The  Central  House 

J.  E.  HJlY^VJlRD,  <Prop'r. 

ST.  CLOUD,   MINN. 

*1.50  per  day.     For  fraction  of  day  at  rate  of  S2.00  per  day. 
Everything  First-class. 

Also  Proprietor  Union  Flouring  Mills,  and  Dealer  in  Flour, 
Feed  and  Grain, 


Jno.  H.  Anderson 


A.  AE^DERSOi^  6l  SOI^S, 

ST.  CLOUD,  MINN. 

PROPRIETORS  OF 

St.  Cloud  Spoke  and  Wagon  Factory 

Manufacturers  of  the  Bo^t  Waeon  on  Wlieels.  of  nil  siz,-^  an.t  ^tyle*    Al-o  Sl.-.ls  an.1 

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,  ^m^St-      ^ 

592  SAI  JIIXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

McKelvy  James  M,  district  judge. 

Mackrell  Samuel,  grocer  and  agent  Am  and  X  P  Ex  Cos. 

Macdonald  €"F,  Editor  and  Propr  St  Cloud  Times,  cor 
St  Germain  and  Jefferson  ave. 

Marlatt  Silas,  druggist. 

Metzroth  John  W",  clothing. 

Miller  Michael,  hotel. 

Mitchell  Henry  Z,  clothing. 

Mitchell  W  B^  receiver  U  S  Land  Office. 

Mockenhaupt  R  &  J,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Molitor  Michael,  wagonmaker. 

Moos  &  Hennemann,  harnessmaker. 

Moosbrugger  J  A,  county  treasurer. 

Moulin  Honore,  barber.  / 

Mueller  Bertus,  wholesale  liquors. 

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-. 
Etc,  Factory  and  Salesroom,  Lower  Town.     (See  adv.) 

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  Guar- 
anteed, St  Germain. 

Robertson  E,  grocer. 

Robertson  James  W,  blacksmith. 

Robischon  &  Thielan,  soda  water  mnfrs. 

Rollin  John,  sewing  machines  and  farm  implements. 


General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  and 


AE^'tf^-^^t^A     '^s'leral  Agent  Hall's  Sate  ana 
.  OSgfOrdjLock  Oo.,  ST.  PAUL,  Mina. 


Cr\    TllimOTnM     Sole  Ag'tTIQEBBAEE8,MilVraniWaMin,  Bog. 
i    D I    I  i  I U  t  to  I  U 1 15  e„,  Canton  Plows,  etc..  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 

SAI  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  593 

llosCllbers^er  Bro«>,  Dealers  in  Iron,  Heavy  and  Shelf 
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. 

Rosenbergers,  Hammerel  &  Weber,  foundry  and  plow  factory. 

Rupp  Frederick,  grocer. 

St  Agnes'  Academy,  conducted  by  Sisters  of  St  Benedict. 

St  Cloiifl  C'arriasie  Works,  Robert  L  Scott  Propr, 

cor  Ravmoiid  ave  and  Perrv.      (See  adv,  oj>p  p<ir/e  588.) 

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  Ger- 
main. 

St  (loud  State  XorsJial  SehOOl,  D  L  Kiehle  Prin- 
cipal, W  B  3Iitehell  Local  Director  and  Treasurer. 

St  Cloud  Times  The  (Established  1S61),  C  F  Mac- 
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  D  15,  Attorney-at-Law. 

Seberger  Mrs  ]^[ary  A,  saloon.  ■     .      ■ 

Setzler  George,  dry  goods  and  notions. 

Spencer  George  S,  druggist. 

Spicer  D  Homer,  furniture. 

Stevenson  J  F  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists. 

Strom  A  J,  barber. 

Strong  E  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,  W 
German.     (.SVt;  adv.) 

Thierse  &  Balder,  brewers. 

Thomas  Mrs  E  J,  milliner. 

WILSON  a  JOROAN,SS#£S 


GET     CADDIMPTHM    Exclusive  Merchant  Tailor,  239 
I  Tl   rAlirili^Ul  Ul^JjNiooUet   Avenue,    Minueapolu, 

594  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Tschumperlin  Alois,  furniture. 

Vassberg  Barney,  county  auditor. 

Wakefield  Wm,"  telegraph  operator, 

AValdorl'  Pliillip,  Saloon. 

"%Vel)Cr  diaries   N,  Homa?pathic  Physician  and   Ph;ir-  | 

macy,  St  Germain.  I  , 

"West  House,  C  S  Benson  Propr,  cor  Lake  st  and  Wash- 
ington ave. 

West  J  E,  propr  West  House,  insurance  agent. 

■\Vetzel  John,  Coojier. 

Wet/.el  Valentine,  meat  market. 

Wing  J  E,  Hour,  teed  and  farm  implements. 

Wittich  Jacob,  washing  machines. 

Wright  W  W,  agent  St  P,  M  &  M  R.  R. 

Young  &  Bradford,  Dry  Goods. 

Zapp  John,  register  of  deeds. 

Zeis  Joseph,  sewing  machine  agent. 

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.  Poini- 
lation,  50.  A  3  run  of  stone  grist  mill  and  a  saw-mill  obtain 
power  from  the  Rum  river  here,  and  the  exports  are  tlour  and 
lumber.  A  carding  mill  is  called  for.  Stage  to  Isanti,  Cam- 
.  bridge,  Anoka  and  Bethel.  Mail  four  times  weekly.  C.  C. 
Streetly,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bodine  John,  hotel  propr. 

Clements  S  W,  constable. 

McClure  Pillitich,  general  store. 

Millar  II  T,  wagonmaker. 

Raudal  Ezra,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Stewart  David,  blacksmith. 

Streetly  C  C,  general  store. 

Woodbury  D,  Hour  and  saw-mills. 

Woodruff  Arthur,  wagonmaker. 

ST.  GEORGE. 

A  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-  ' 
Catholic  church  and  district  school,  and  exports  l!""'- 
W'eekly  mail  stage  to  Glencoe.  Frederick  Kaehlcr,  p"-!' 
.master. 

n...l,:»»    I  ..MM/«  Pf   Prt    31  Robert  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi::;:- 

Perkins,  Lyons  cl  bo.  s^-i°  wines,  Liquors^ci,.- 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis  ^^^'^^^'^■-^^^^■'^^ 


rttraish  8haftingS|  Pnlleys, 
on  short  notice.    Oor.  2d  St. 
J  Rfth  Ave.  Sonth,  Minneapolis. 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI 


busin:ess  directory. 
Einme  Julius,  Justice  of  the  Peace.  '    . ' 

Ilenkelman  L,  blacksmith.  '  ... 

Kaohler  Frederick,  general  store. 
Nowack  &  Ivaehler,  flour  and  saw-mill. 
Shroeder  Frank,  hotel  and  saloon. 

ST    HENRY. 

A  special  supply  postoffice  in  the  central  western  part  of 
Le  Sueur  county,  3  miles  west  of  Le  Sueur  Centre  (c  h). 

SAINT  HUBERTUS. 

In  Derrynane  township,  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Le  Sueur 
county,  6^  miles  from  Montgomery,  the  nearest  railroad  sta- 
tion, and  10  from  Le  Sueur  Centre. '  It  has  a  Lutheran  church 
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. 

The  seat  of  Watonwan  county,  is  an  incorporated  and 
growino-  village  near  the  center  of  the  county,  and  a  station 
on  the  St.  P.  &  S.  C.  Rv,  122  miles  from  St.  Paul.  First  set- 
tled in  ISTO,  it  has  now  a  population  of  600.  It  contains  a 
bank,  public  and  private  schools,  Baptist,  Methodist,  Lutheran 
and  Catholic  churches,  3  hotels,  numerous  stores,  and  a  weekly 
newspaper  oflice.  Exports,  wheat,  corn,  oats,  butter,  eggs, 
etc.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Stages  to 
CedarvillefWinnebago  City  and  Sleepy  Eye.  Daily  mail. 
George  H.  Herrick,  postmaster. 

business  directory. 
Aldritt  Joseph  S,  carriage  and  wagonmaker. 
Anderson  James  S,  lumber  dealer. 

AriHstron;;-  Mo»es  K,  Agent  St  P  &  S  C  Ry  Lands. 
Hacon  Dr  Charles  R,  gnjcer  and  druggist. 
liacon  C  R,  coroner. 
Bishop  L  H,  grain  and  elevator. 
Brynildson  Frederick,  blacksmith. 
Central  House,  Iver  Olson  propr. 

feivanized  iron  Cornices,  f^^i!!^: 


Largest  SlDck  Crockery  J?orfco:,  ml^ 

596         SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Cliapilinil  Willis  A,  Editor  and  Propr  the  St  Jamo> 

Journal. 
Clapp  Rev  R  A  (Baj.tist). 
Clark   ISuiniier  C,  Lawyer,  Real  Estate,  Loan,  Colkn- 

tion  and  Insurance  Agent!!  Probate  Judge  and  Dealer  in 

FaiTii  Implements  and  Farm  3Iacbinerj-. 
Dodge  Brothers,  druggists. 
Dodge  Wm,  physician. 
Dref;er  John  W",  coal,  lime  and  brick. 
Gibbs  Wesley  W,  propr  St  James  Hotel. 
Glispen  James,  sheriff. 
Henslev  Lee,  agent  St  P  &  S  C  Ry. 
Merrick    C«COrse  H,  General    Store,  Postmaster    and 

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. 
Rice  W  D,  cattle  dealer. 
Richlinger  Frank,  liquors  and  billiards. 
St  James  Hotel,  "\V  W  Gibbs  propr. 
St  James  Journal  The    (weekly),    Willis  A  Chapman    editor 

and  jiropr. 
St  P  «fc  S  C  Ry  liaild*,  Moses  K  Armstrong  Agent. 
Schulz  John,  propr  L'nion  House. 
Scager  J  W,  lawyer. 
Smi'th  B  &  Bros,  proprs  Smith  House. 
Stamper  J  Peter,  meat  market. 
Thomas  C  W,  carpenter  and  builder. 


nAOIl      A  OOlf  TO  OVER  SI  5,000,000.    The' 
liANH    ANt^iT   I  \  Iii'9"l8PDKELY  MUTUAL.   J 


The  "New  En^Ia'ji 
J,  WAI30N, 
Afont  for  MinneaoU. 


Book-Binding, 


For  Oounty,  TownsHp  and  City  Offioors,  m 

b«3t  of  Btyle  and  on  short  notice,  at  F.  F.  HENNIG'a, 

Braokett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 

SAI  ANT>    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  507 

Thompson  George  S,  general  store. 

Thornton  J  J,  lawyer,  loan  and  insurance  agent. 

Toothaker  Wm  M,  cattle  dealer. 

Torson  Jans,  county  treasurer  and  register  of  deeds. 

Union  House,  John  Schutz  propr. 

Veltuiu  Thomas,  general  store. 

ST.  JOHN'S. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ky,  in  the  west  central 
part  of  Kandiyohi  county,  7  miles  from  Willmar  (c  h),  and 
110  from  St.  Paul.  Population,  25.  Exports,  wheat,  butter, 
e<,'£,'s,  hides  and  fur.  Mail  twice  daily.  Johannes  Arntson, 
postmaster. 

BUSIN"ESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arntson  Johannes,  general  store. 
Ebert  Daniel,  hotel  propr. 

ST.  JOSEPH. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry,  in  the  central  east- 
ern part  of  Stearns  county,  8  miles  from  St.  Cloud  (c  h),  and  82 
from  St.  Paul.  A  flouring"  and  a  saw-mill  here  ta,ke  power  from 
the  Sauk  river,  while  another  flouring  mill  is  driven  by  steam. 
Exports,  wheat,  oats,  hides,  butter,  eggs,  etc.  Telegraph, 
Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Two  mails  daily.  Thomas 
Danzl,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Berwick  F,  General  Store. 
Culbertson,  express  and  railroad  agent. 
Dauzl  T.  Saw-Mill. 

Harmaiin  B  L,  grocer. 
Liunemann  J  H,  flour  mill, 
ilarshall  C  A,  fancy  goods. 
Manvin  Bros,  general  store. 
Tanscher  J,  general  store. 

ST.  LEO. 

A  newly  established  postoflice  in  Yellow  Medicine  county. 

ST.  MIOHAEL'S. 

In  Frankfort  township,  northeastern  part  of  Wright  county, 
12  miles  from  Buffalo  (c  h),  10  from  Itasca  and  Elk  River, 
equally  eligible  railroad  stations,  and  40  from  St.  Paul.  Pop- 
ulation, 25~     The  Crow  river  here  drives  a  saw  and  grist  mill. 

M.  H.  Crittenden  &  Co., 

Oor.Btnh  and  Sibley  8t«., 

Bt.  Paul,  Mian. 


Fire-Proof  Doors  iShulters. 


rny 


W.F.GUNN&CO.- 


sin  BOLTISa  CLOTH  and  OHIILED 
BOLLS,    SendforCircnJipaiidPr..-  ,. 
filinneapolia,  Minn. 


SAI 


MINNESOTA  STATE  GAZETTEER 


SAI 


Exports,  general  farm  produce.     Daily  mail  stage  to  Miniu.'- 
apolis  and  Montioello.     F.  T.  Ayott,  postmaster. 

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. 

ST.  NICHOLAS. 

A  postoffice  in  Luxemburg  township,  southeastern  part  of 
Stearns  county,  20  miles  from  St.  Cloud    (c  h),   100   from  .^i. 

T.  H.  CHASE.  L.  DYER. 

EastBrii  Fisli  htm  Co. 

WHOLESALE   DEALERS  IN 


BONELESS  FISH,  Etc. 
Finnan  Haddies  and  Fresh  Eastern  Fish  in  thsir  season. 

No.  131  Jackson  St, 
ST.   zp^^xjxj,   im: I isr 2sr IE s o t^^ - 

CnUPrPRQ    ODHO    Importers  of  Pine  Woolens,  No.  40 
oUnLrLilO    DiiUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mir.n. 


If 

a  8  3  J  d 


'i-  ...^^•vtF%%l  Sole  As'tTKItraPH  SEEDERS,  EaodaUPiilveriz- 

^^  0     D    TU    P^QTPM     whItt  ws,  Tiger  Bakes,  Ca.ton  Plows,  Milburn 

i,  [;,  Dl   lnUaOlbSMj^^3,Bu;Ei^,etc.,18V?.3d3t,,ST.PAUL.     , 

"^Xl         AND  Busiy  ESS  Directory.         SAI 599 

:i    ,-   f.^,n   St     Toseuh    the   nearest   railroad   point. 

Sl'ring  weekly.     J.  P.  Schmit,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIKECTORY. 

I  nU'L-n  Dominick,  constable. 

Sohmit  J  r,  saloon  and  constable.  '■     \ 

"Waite  H  C,  flour  mills. 

SAINT  OLOFF. 

In  the  central  southern  part  of  Otter  Tail  coun^y,^6  mijes 

r  "^s  !ttt2;:i  cS::^iS  ciu^k^nd^- 

frL'tschooland  exports  dairy  products.     Sem.-weekly  mad. 
W.  H.  Cowing,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Beardsley  &  Brownell,  farm  implements. 
Cowing  W   H,  General  Store. 

ST.  PATRICK. 

A  country  postoffiee  in  Cedar  Lake  to-nstip,  south  cen^ 
tral  part  of  Scott  county,  15  mdes  from  S^.^^^^P^^^^  a  hoUc 
10  from  Jordan,  the  nearest  radroad  P"?^"^: .  .  \XSv 
church  and  common  school  are  m  the  ^^^^^^/^J,  ^'^^  J'  ^ 
and  farm  produce  are  the  exports.  Semi-weekly  mail.  r. 
Flynn,  general  merchant,  postmaster. 

ST.  PAUL. 

St  Paul  the  capital  of  the  great  State  of  Minnesota,  and 
thetnTmtlal  metropolis  of  t^o  Xonhwest  occupies^a  site 
■fthich  40  years  ago,  was  the  habitat  of  a  tew  strag.,iu 
^.matters  IVday'it  is  one  of  the  most  important  cities  n 
he  UnTon,  growing  in  riches  and  strength,  at  a  P^ce  lit  e 
sliort  of  mfrvelous,  increasing  in  POP^I^^-"  ^^ve^l  and 
strides,  and  stretching  out,  m  her  commerce  to  ^^^^I  ^^"^J 
llcr  history,  if  she  may  be  said  tohaye  one,  is  of  the  bnae^t 

The  first  settlement  made  "P^'^  1^*^%^^^^^^=',;'^,,;'/'';^  b ' 
Congress  was  still  discussing  ^he  ratifica  ion  of  he  trea  >^^ 
whicdi  the  Ojibwas  ceded  for  settlement  he  land,  on  tht  ea  | 
bank  of  the^Iississippi.  Squatters  took  up  claims  on  lan.l 
uFi  OTTZ^J^M     Jamea'KWilsoii.E^terwTjoPlan. 

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Gr    Cofi'mfr'nn    •A-rtistio  Tailor.    Drees  Suits  a  Specialty, 
I  Fl  I  di  riliplUrij  239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

600  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

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  ob- 
tained 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  specu- 
lation 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  estab- 
lished, 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  Legis- 
lature, but  was  defeated  by  the  dilatory  action  of  an  enrolling 
clerk.  A  similar  measure,  passed  in  1869,  removing  the  capi- 
tal to  some  point  in  Kandiyohi  county,  was  vetoed  by  Gov- 
ernor Marshall.  The  crash  of  1857  wrought  fearful  havoc 
in  St.  Paul,  precipitating  distressing  misery,  reducing  the 
reputedly  rich  to  penury,  putting  a  period  to  building 
and  business  operations,  paralyzing  trade,  and  largely  re- 
ducing 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.  A  paid  fire 
department  was  established,  four  steamers  purchased,  and  a 
board  of  works  entrusted  with  the  control  of  public  improve- 
ments created,  and  in  1874  the  city  boundaries  were  changed 
SO  as  to  include  West  St.  Paul.  The  census  of  1875  gave  the 
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 

COn»J,:n<«    I   ..«,««   0,    fi^    SI  Eflbert  St,  BT.  PADL,  Mlii=.. 


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SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  001 

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  preten- 
tions. To  attain  to  her  present  condition,  she  has  cut  down 
bluffs,  filled  up  lakes,  turned  declivities  which  formerly  sepa- 
rated the  upper  and  the  lower  towns  into  gently  graded 
ascents,  and  transformed  wooded  bottoms  into  a  levee  and  ter- 
minal 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  sys- 
tem at  Prairie  du  Chien  or  Dunleith,  and  j irior  to  the  construc- 
tion 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  obedi- 
ence 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  thous- 
ands 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 

QDlHon  ^1  Pnyffla  I''>of"8  and  Sheet-Iron  ArchitectTiral 
OclUcll  ^  Urygldj  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


Largest  Stock  Crockery 'Mof.^S,  Lt'it 

602  SAI  illNNESOTA    STATE    G.VZKTTEER  SAI 

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  oin- 
rative  headquarters  in  the  city,  and  is  erecting  a  large  office 
for  business  and  2  extensive  freight  houses.  Up  to  January 
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  suc- 
ceeded 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  tin- 
North  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 
1,016,000  bushels.  The  course  of  the  road  is,  first  from  St. 
Paul  and  Minneapolis  to  Breckenridge,  thence  down  the  Red 
River  Valley  to  St.  Vincent,  where  it  connects  with  the  Wiu- 
nepeg  branch,  continuing  to  Winnepeg,  the  flourishing  cap- 
ital 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,  theiicL- 
across  the  State  to  a  junction  with  the  other  line  near  BariK-s- 
ville.  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  &  31in- 
neapolis  Compliuy  has  removed  its  terminal  work  from  Hud- 
son, 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  Orton- 
ville  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, 

I(  A  Dmh«>3«^m*  l^s"  foreseeth  the  Evil  and  Insureth 
A  I  rlluBni  ^^'iTlself."  Kew  Enirland  Mntnal  L;f6  Insnrance  C^.. - 
n   I   iMMMiii  3^^^^    J,  J.  WATSON,  St.  Paul,  Gen'l  Agent  fur  ll:i=".;u. 


F-  F,  Hen  nig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Manufacturer,  Brackett'a  Block, 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

SAI  AND    BCSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  (303 

;t4  miles;  the  BLuk  Hills  branch,  the  St.  Paul,  Stillwater  and 
Taylor's  Falls  branch,  24  miles,  and  the  Hudson  &  River 
Fails  branch,  12  miles.  It  is  pushing  its  lines  forward  with 
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- 
idly extended  southward  into  the  coal  fields  of  Iowa. 

"The  Minneapolis  &  St.  Louis  extends  southward  from  Min- 
neapolis 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  Minne- 
apolis and  St.  Paul  is  being  pushed  to  Fort  Dodge. 

The  Iowa  and  Minnesota  division  of'  the  Chicago,  Mil- 
waukee &  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 
St.  Paul.  The  Chicago,  St.  Paul  &  Minneapolis  furnishes  an 
eastern  outlet  via  Hudson,  Eau  Claire  and  the  C.  &  N.  W.  to 
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: 

RAILWAY    VKEIGUTAGE    IX    IS 79. 

RAILROADS.  TONS  FORWARDED.  TO.VS  RECEI-VED. 

St.  P.  &D 60,063  135.160 

Xorthern  Pacific 37,818  2,946 

St.  P.,  M.  &M.  (6  months) ,....  45,084  59,652 

St.  P.  &S.  C 92,081  83,447 

C.,M.  &St.  P 34,011  94.250 

C.,St.  P.  &M 60,406  -112,733 

329.523  488,188 

A  union  passenger  depot,  to  accommodate  the  huge  pas- 
senger 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.  A  new  road  is 
I'rojected  from  the  C,  St.  P.  &  M.,  at  Chippewa  Falls,  which 
will  give  St.  Paul  an  air  line  across  Wisitonsin  to  Oconto, 
opposite  Green  Bay  and  the  Lake  Michigan  ship  canal.  A 
project  is  being  considered  by  American  and  Canadian  caiu- 

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604  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATK    GAZETTEER  SAI 

talists  for  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  com- 
pleted by  a  number  of  local  branches  and  feeders.  In  tlu- 
words  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  distribut- 
ing point  for  the  largest  lumber  traffic  concentrated  at  any 
one  point  in  the  world." 

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,  em- 
ploying 1,927  hands,  did  business  amounting  to  §37,000,0U(i. 
Every  branch  of  trade  is  represented  in  the  city.  Wholesah- 
houses  are  beginning,  as  in  New  York  and  Chicago,  to  con- 
fine themselves  to  special  lines  of  business,  while  the  whole- 
sale trade  is  being  supplemented  and  increased  by  the  e.xti-n- 
sive  employment  of  trained  and  expert  labor.  Since  thi 
compilation  of  the  figures  from  which  the  above  total  wa- 
taken,  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  manu- 
facturing 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  Har- 
vester Works,  whose  output  last  year  footed  up  -51,000,oihi; 
the  St.  Paul  Plow  Works,  a  young  concern  but  one  of  bril- 
liant promise  ;  the  St.  Paul  Foundry  and  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany, 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- 

CnUCCrEIQ  PDflQ  BKAPERS  and  TAILOBS,  Ko.  40 
OVnLrLnO    DilUOl  East  Third  Street,  Bt.  Paul,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis, 


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SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  U05 

inc,  >i.il2,750;  bridge  building,  $160,000;  carpentering  and 
liiiililing,  6675,000;  carriages,  wagons,  etc.,  $218,000;  cigars, 
$J-^5,Oo"o,  confectionery,  $-05,000;  crackers,  $107,000;  farm 
iinplenionts,  $300,000;  flouring,  $615,000;  foundries  and  ma- 
chinery 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.,  $135- 
000;  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  furni- 
ture 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  produc- 
tion 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.  Accu- 
r.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  ^fV^^V 

LUMBER 

i.--  henceforward  to  play  an  important  part  in  St.  Paul's  com- 
laiTcial  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  dif- 
f'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 
•  "iistructed  by  the  government  at  a  cost  of  $10,00ii,  to 'allow 
'lie  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 


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I  nmn  Pnnrin  "^^^^^  Cutlery  and  Plated  "Ware,  at  Chark-s 
Lamp  UUOUS,  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  '''l^SllUZt''-'- 

606  SAI  MIXKESOTA    STATE    G.VZETTEER  SAI 

operation  as  the  receptacle  of  all  logs  seeking  a  market  bolcv*- 
the  Falls,  and  several  saw-mills  are  being  constructed  for  tin- 
manufacture  of  lumber,  an  industry  which  St.  Paul  has  hert- 
tofore  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. 

Population 19,000  55.0(^0 

Wholesale  Trade $  7,500,000      e36,94s.(.(Hi 

Manufactures §  3,375,000        ^S.'JUT.imhi 

Railroad  Freight,  tons 75,000  710,. .i") 

River  Freight,  tons 63,000  12,410 

Post  Office,  income §30,000  Ssi.yt-ti 

Banking  Capital $  1,125,000        S2,.Wi,ooo 

Averag:e Deposits I  1,400,000        $5,U00.O'«i 

Exchange  Sold $16,600,000      $4,5,0(I(».('(kp 

Personal  Property,  Assessments ^  2,647,500        ?!5,491.ii-'i. 

Real  Estate  Assessments $  5,977,387      §17,30(i.4m; 

To  attempt  anything  like  a  detailed  statement  of  St.  Paul's 
financial,  commercial  "and  manufacturing  interests,  would 
require  a  volume,  therefore  we  must  generalize.  Seven  banks 
have  a  capital  of  >!2,523,000,  showing  an  average  daily  depu-^it 
of  $5,000,000;  sold  last  year  845,000,000  of  exchange,  and  daily 
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 
par,  and  the  city  is  worth  85,000,000  in  money.  She  has  12 
building  associations  whose  members  pay  in  85,000  per  month; 
she  has  45  secret  societies,  3  orphan  asylums,  3  hospitals  sus- 
tained at  the  public  expense,  25  charitable  and  beneyoK'at 
institutions,  15  clubs  and  societies,  social,  literary,  artistic  and 
library,  and  3  Homes  for  friendless  women.  She  is  the  head- 
quarters of  the  Army  of  the  Dakota,  embracing  half  a  <1o7aii 
states  and  territories.  She  is  the  political  capital  of  the  Statr, 
and  the  government  of  the  Union  is  there  represented  in  the 
St.  Paul  custom  .house,  internal  revenue  offices,  district  and 
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  tlu- 
country.  The  Roman  Catholic  population  do  not  send  th.ir 
children  to  the  public  schools,  but  to  the  parochial,  of  wiiirii 
there  are  a  number.  There  are  also  Lutheran  and  privat-- 
schools.  The  school  roster  stood  as  follows  at  the  opening  oi 
the  present  year: 

Hall's  Patent  Infallible  sSL°te^S5 


Lcr 

Cn    TllimOTnM   SoleAg'tMILBUEN  WAGONS,  TijcT  Rakes,  Ean- 
K      I  H I  m  N  I  I  i  IV     dall  Pulvermng  Haxrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Can- 
I  Ul    I  IIUllU  1  UI\J  ton  Plows,  Boggles,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  St.  Paal. 

SAI  ANT)    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI 

Public  schools 3,500 

Roman  Catholic  schools 1,790 

Lutlieran  schools 300 

Episcopal  schools 45 

Private  schools 250 

Total 5,885 

St.  Paul  lias  50  churclies,  some  of  them  being  among  the 
handsomest  in  the  country.  The  Assumption  church,  Roman 
Catholic,  is  an  immense  and  splendid  edifice,  ^vhioh  cost 
N-2'20,000.  The  First  Baptist  church,  built  of  pink  Kasota 
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 
laro-e  liberality  of  the  congregations.  The  denominations 
represented  by  the  churches  are,  Adventist,  Baptist,  Christian, 
Congregational,  Episcopal,  Evangelical,  Hebrew,  Lutheran, 
Methodist,  Presbyterian,  Roman  Catholic,  Swedenborgian, 
Unitarian  and  Universalist. 

THE    PRESS. 

So  far  as  the  daily  newspaper  press  is  concerned,  St.  Paul 
takes  a  high  place.  The  Pioneer  Press,  published  simultane- 
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.  The  Volkzeitung  is  a  daily  and  weekly  German 
print.  Other  publications  are  the  Daily  Hotel  Reporter, 
Deutsche  Warte,  weekly ;  Le  Canmlien  (French),  weekly ; 
^fin|^esota  Democrat,  weekly  ;  ^'^orfhwestern  Chronicle, 
weekly;  A.  0.  U.  W.  Monthly ;  Independent  Fanner  and 
Fireside   Compianion,  monthly. 

BUILDING 

Has  been  going  ahead  in  St.  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 
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  con- 
structed last  year.  Among  them  were  the  2  freight  houses  of 
the  St.  P.,  M.  &  31.  Ry,  each  over  500  feet  long,  and  an  de- 
fiant 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^:. 


AHCHITECTa,  Minneapolis.  ^P!: 
and  Spodfications  fnnushed 
J  kinds  of  Boildingi  ou  short 


Gr    ETlKKinn^nn    ^®®P^  °°  h&ni  tte  finest  Trench,  Engli.i 
I  ll  r di  1  ili^lUIIj  Scotch  and  Gennan  Suitings,  Minneapolis. 

SAI  MIXNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

this  year.  The  Sherman  Block  of  5  elegant  stores,  the  Davi^i- 
son  Block,  of  the  same  proportions,  Fhe  German  Amerii:iii 
Bank,  the  Berkey,  Willoughby,  Schulte,  Warm,  and  (.ith,  i 
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'  1 
a  large  additional  building  on  its  grounds,  the  German  Lutliei- 
ans  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  ovti- 
1,000  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' 
St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  is  busily  at  work  upon  a  passenger  stati'm. 
transfer  house,  round  house,  and  other  structures.  The  ."^t. 
P.  &  S.  C.  Co.  has  transferred  its  mechanical  headquarters  t- 
St.  Paul,  and  is  building  extensive  machine  and  car  shop- 
which  will  cover  40  acres. 

CIVIC    GOVEEXilEXT. 

The  civic  government  of  St.  Paul  is  vested  in  the  hand- 
of  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- 
red  for  railroad  bonuses  and  public  improvements.  '1 1" 
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-""- 
$22,791,512.  The  tax  levy  for  the  same  year  was,  accordin.' 
to  the  report  of  the  comptroller,  7  ^%  mills.  The  total  Stair. 
county,  city  and  board  of  education  levy  was  13  mills.  -1 1" 
paid  fire  department,  of  43  members,  is  a  very  efficient  oiu'. 
and  the  police  force  is  a  well  disciplined  body. 

AS    A    SUMMER    RESORT 

St.  Paul  has  always  been  popular,  especially  to  southerner^. 
who  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 


Hashovv.Maish&Davis, 


General  ronBdere  and  MacMiiiiCi, 

Cor.  2d  St,  and  Fifth  Ave.  Scntli, 

UinneapoUs,  Minn. 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI 

lu  truth,  much  of  the  earlv  prosperity  of  the  city  was  due  to 
the  fact  of  liberal  investments  being  made  by  men  who  came 
for  health  and  remained  for  business.  First-class  hotel  accom- 
modation keeps  visitors  in  and  near  the  city,  and  thus  accus- 
toms them  to  the  regular  sight  of  its  prosperity  and  thrift. 
Special  reference  under  this  head  may  be  made  to  the 


lit  R<- 1 


This  house  contains  -OO  roomi  toi  iruests,  but  it  can  rei 
lonably  accorainod  ite  2oO  ptopU  Iht  building  is  heited 
by  steam  and  Mipplied  with  ^is  A  pa-^-tn^'tr  ele\itor 
connects  with  all  the  floors.  Tlie  number  oi  guesis  range 
from  100  and  upward,  daily,  indicating  an  aggregate  of 
about  35,000  yearly.  It  is  but  a  block  from  the  depot,  and 
is  the  favorite  resort  for  traveling  men.  The  hotel  is  not 
surpassed  this  side  of  Chicago  in  its  appointments,  and  it  is 
safe  to  say  by  none  in  the  United  States  for  its  capacity  and 
pretensions.  The  proprietor,  Col.  A.  Allen,  has  built  up  its 
patronage  from  a  feeble  beginning  until  it  ranks  to-day  sec- 
ond to  no  similar  enterprise^in  this  country,  as  a  steady,  pay- 
ing, well  managed  hotel.  Its  worthy  head  is  as  popular  as  is 
his  house;  is  generous  to  a  fault,  social  with  all,  and  a  liberal- 
minded,  public  spirited  man.  For  a  number  of  terms  he  has 
been  alderman  of  the  citv  of  St.  Paul,  and  for  many  years  he 
■tm [ • 

k/JntOfi-al    T^^''  ^^^*'  ^''^^"S  Paper,  Pitch,  etc. 

y;  iCUGl  lali  Selden  &  Grygla,  lU  N. 3d  St., lliimeapoU». 


Roofing 


OHIO  STONEWARES""'"'"-^  ^^ 


IMON    &    00.,    M,nnf,pcili 


SAI 


MIKXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


SAI 


has  been  prominently  identified  with  her  growth  and  pros- 
perity. 

Another  famous  hostchy  is  the 


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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  accommodating  '2.50  guests.  It  cost  'JloOjOOO.  The  ollici- 
is  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 
fact  is  furnished  with  all  modern  hotel  improvements.  Tlie 
proprietor.  Col.  E.  C.  Belote,  is  a  whole-souled,  genial  g<n- 
tleman,  and  entertains  all  guests  in  a  princely  style.  Tlu- 
hotel  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. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

of  Boetoiu    Law  of  lIaM»cbniett»  Broriiies  t^fsiM* 
forfeiture  I  J.  J.WaUoa,  6»ii'l  A^.,  81.  PmI,  1!;-°- 


NEW  ENGLAND 


Largest,  Finest  and  Most  Complete  Drug  Warehouse 
in  the  West. 


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'  Mate- 
rials, Brushes,  etc,  Razors  and  Pocket  Cutlery, 
Fishing  Tackle,  eto.,  etc. 

LUBRICATING  OILS,  ETC. 

DYES    AND    DYE-WOODS, 

Soda    Water    Apparatus   and    Materials;    Brewers,   Confectioners, 

S.  W.  Manufacturers  and  Soapmakers  Supplies;    Fine  Coach, 

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. 


// 


PIPTI  I^^Q   Prames  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHAELES  JOHN- 
r lU  1  UfiLOj  SOFS,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  Minneapol:!. 

608  SAI  MIXXESOTA    STATE    GAZKTTKEK  SAI 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Abbott  Everton  J,  physician,  TO  "VT  3d. 

Abramson  Mrs  Hannah,  second  hand  store,  29  E  7tL 

Acly  &  O'Connor,  meat  market,  47  Robert. 

Adams  George,  hardware,  stoves,  etc,  84  Jackson. 

Adams  John  Q,  Grain  Commission,  60  E  3d. 

Ahern  James  M,  saloon,  66  Minnesota. 

Albcrlson  Bros    (Charles  H  and  Wm),  Proprs  COD 

Laundry,  SB  E  3d.      {&e  adv.) 
Albrecht  Christian,  hamessmaker,  178  E  7th. 
Albrecht  E  &  Bro  (Ernst    and  Charles),  Fur  Mnfrs, 

34  E  3d.      {See  ad>\  -^d  tJ;/  pac/e.) 
Albrecht,    L.aiipher'  &.    Finch    (Ernest  Albrecht, 

Obed  P   Lanpher,   Dudley  B    Finch),   Wholesale  Hats, 

Caps,  Furs,  Straw  Goods,  Umbrellas  and  Buck  Goods, 

108  and  110  E  3d. 
Albright  W  H,  agent  U  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- 

ager,  13  W  3d. 
Anicrican  Express  Co,  E   F   Warner  Division    Supt 

and  Agent,  cor  4th  and  Wabasha. 
Amort  Bros,  saloon,  62  W  3d. 
Amos  Jacob  H,  cigar  mnfr,  72  W  3d. 
Anderson  Bros,  grocers,  82  Minnesota. 
Anderson  Lina,  merchant  tailor,  34  Jackson. 
Anderson  Wm  L,  carpets,  etc,  86  E  3d. 
Anderson  G  W,  grocer,  112  St  Peter. 
Anderson  Wm,  watches  and  jewelry,  151  E  7th. 
Anoka  Eliniber  Mills,  Thomas  Cochrane  Pres,  A  E 

Clark  Trcas  and  Manager,  G  H  Warren  Sec,  27  W  3d. 
Anushinsky  ILarris,  notions,  19  E  7th. 
Archibald  <fc  Schurmeier,  merchant  millers,  34  W  3d. 
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. 


Hall's  Patent  Infallible  ssesrjs^^it-ic 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis, 


5  faction  ^&ranle«d.  Misneapollfc 


AXD    BCblXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI 


E.  A.  RICHARDS, 

JCASlTiCnUER   OP 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices 


Window  Caps  and  Ventilators. 


ll.^^^-- 


Asphalt,  Pitch.  Gravel,  Iron  and  Tin  Roofer 

All  kinds  of  Jobbing  m  Slicct  Iron  and  Metal  Work.     All  Work  guar- 
anteed and  Estimates  given. 
G6  EAST  srVFNTll  STREET.     ST  rALL.  MIXNKSOTA. 

George  L.  Farwell 

WHOLESALE     DEALER   IN 

HARDWARE, 

Agricultural  Implements 

Agent  for  Howe  Scales.  .  ■ 

Orders  by  mail  carefully  and  promptlj'  executed. 

136  EAST  THIRD  STREET 

«  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Eeep  a  full  line  of  Darlbp,  Brown 

k  Blmrpe'B  Machinists'  Toc'.s.    35  Eirt 
XMid  St.,  8L  Pad. 


C  D  D  3  K  5  ?^  n  VT  !D  f^  r«  j'\  T"^  Of  Latest  Style  made  to  order,  at 
or  n!i\Ol  U  ¥  LiluUA  I  Og.  r.  Farrington's,  Minneapolis. 

610  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE     GAZETTEER  SAI 


Avcrill.  Russell   &  Carpenter  (John  T  Averill, 
Wm  A  Russell,  Herbert  M  Carpenter),    Paper   Dealers 
and  Mnfrs  and  Wholesale  Stationers,  150  and  152  E  3d. 
Bacon  G  Vaux,  lawyer,  InsjersoU  block. 
Baeon  «&   Lamliie  (Elijah  X  Bacon,  D  D  Lambie), 
Druggists   and  Depot  for  Dental  and  Surgical  Instru- 
ments, cor  3d  and  Wabasha. 
Bahnemann  George,  grocer  and  saloon,  280  E  7th. 
Bailey  Andrew  O,  hides,  pelts  and  furs,  10  Jackson. 
Bailey  "Win  F,  Brass  Founder  and  Mnfr  of  All  Kinds 

of  Brass  Goods,  67  E  t3th. 
Baker  &  Letteau,  dressmakers,  70  W  3d. 
Bahne  ]SIorgau,  grocer,  227  Broadway. 
Barker  ]\Iiss  Carrie,  milliner,  204  E  7th. 
BardCll     Kowlaild,    Grain     Dealer,    corner     Robert 

and  3d.  ^     ^ 

Barnuiii  Augustus  K   Real  Estate,  26  E  3d. 
Barrett  Morris  E,  restaurant,  80  Robert. 
Barthel  Dominic,  merchant  tailor,  140  St  Peter. 
Bartliel  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. 
Beek  «&  Rank   (Edwin  S  Beck,  Adolph  Rank),  House 

and  Sign  Painters,  87  E  4th. 
Becker  R  A,  druggist,  161  E  7th. 
Beecher  Samuel  A,  dentist,  6  E  3d. 
Behm  Charles,  saloon,  97  E  5th. 
Bell  Charles  N,  lawyer,  60+  E  3d. 
Bclotc  lirastus    C,  Propr  Metropolitan  Hotel,  cor  M 

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  W  3(1. 

BerS">"«»  J^oloinon,  nide.s,  Pelts,  Furs  and  Wool,  63 
Jackson. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^^^^tst^i 


and  KjB  "Whiskey  oonBtantly 


CPI     TIlUriOTHM    Sole  Ag'tillLBUKS  WAGONS, Tiger  Rakjs,R«. 
.  Dl    I  r  UnC  I  UIMl  d^llP"l«ri2iiig  Harrows,  Tnumph  Seeder.,  Can- 

SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIHECTORT.  SAI  Gil 

FERGUS  FAHEY 


No.  68  Third  Street 

ST.  PAUL,  MINNESOTA. 

JNO.  A.  BERKKY.  A.  C.  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.. 

St.    :E=a.^l. 

The  Largest  Manufacturing  Establishment  of  the  kind 
in  the   Northwest. 

ffiON&JORDAN^HsSiSi 


OHIOSTONEWAREr*"'"""-^^ 


HAEMON    &   CO.,    Minaea,. 


612  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Berkey  John  A  «&  Co  (John  A  Berkey),  Proprs  Riv- 
erside Coffee  and  Sjiice  Mills,  Mnfrs  Baking  Powdi-r, 
Flavoring  Extracts,  Cream  Tartar,  Mustard,  Etc,  135  E 
4th.     {See  ci'h;  bottom  end  and  pa;/e  611.) 

Berkey  Peter,  Livery  and  Boarding  Stables,  Sev<.-ii 
Corners. 

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  W  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. 

Bihs;iia9ii  Frederiek  V,  Musical  Merchandise,  VI 
\y  3d. 

Birmingham  T  F  &  Bro,  grocers,  272  E  7th. 

Bjarnstad  Julius,  stair  builder,  n  e  cor  13th  and  Jackson. 

Blakemore  George,  gilder,  85  W  3d. 

Biasing  H  A,  grocer,  3-tO  E  7th. 

BlOfUrett  «&  0!«_s:oo<l  (Harvey  F  Blodgett,  Benjamin  F 
Osgood),  Planing  Mill,  Mnfrs  Boxes  and  the  Fi>lier 
Refrigerator,  w  s  Cedar  bet  6th  and  7th. 

Blumenthal  Sally,  second-hand  goods,  60  Wabasha. 

Boerilllier  Peter,  Optician,  ilodel  Maker  and  Mnfr  ..>I 
Mathematicnl  Instruments,  38  E  3d. 

Bolirer  «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 
Cigars,  38  Sibley. 

Brache  Charles,  cigar  mnfr  and  barber,  169  V  E  7th. 

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  W  3d. 

HA    TivtiAnv^t  l*'^^"    ^ceseeth    the    Evil   and    Insure:^ 
A    rrUUSril    •^'"^self."    New  England  Matc-il  Life  InsaMHCs  C  . 

BoBlon.    J,  J.WATSON,St.Panl,Gen'lAgeiit:orlIin!i.^  ■-'- 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  g|— e.^^^- 


cents  for  Hancock's  Icaplr 

The  Vest  tcilerfeedcriunse 

J  2JSt.&5t!iATe.S.,Mimieftpolia 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  013 

PeabodyBros.&Co, 


ESTABUSHED  1859. 


DIPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 


Wines  and  Liquors 
fixe  old  kentucky  bourbon 

A^^) 
RYE  WHISKIES. 

Imported  Liquors  in  Original  Packages  in  and  out 
of  bond. 

No.  96  East  Third  Street, 

ST.  PAUL. 

Mail  and  City  orders  will  receive  prompt  and  care- 
ful  attention. 

H.  B.  SAYNOR.  E.  Y.  GASAWAY. 

luteruational  Hotel 

SAYNOR  &  GASAWAY,  Pkop'rs. 

Cor.  seventh  and  JACKSON  Sts. 

St.  Paul,  Minnesota. 


TEI^ilvdS,     $X.50     ^'lEI^    D-^^H". 


NO  BAR  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  HOUSE 
ShpPt-!rnn  Qirlln'*   rorractories,Mills, Bridges, etc.    SJ- 


i     'vl'..' 


WC    PHMM    J?#    Pn    nonr  Mill  Builders  and  Gfincnl 
I  fl  uUiMM    <Xr    uUl  I''"TU3lier3,  401  Washington  Avenne  3.,.v 


MioaeapoUa,  Mian 


614  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

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. 
Brautigan  Mrs  C,  toys,  178  W  3d. 
Brautigan  Frederick,  cigar  mnfr,  178  AV  3d. 
Breclier,  Beclit   «!fe  Co   (Arnold   Brecher,  George  \V 

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  A  G,  physician,  87|  W  3d. 
Brouchear  &  Dillon,  blacksmiths,. 85  E  6th. 
Brown  Andrew,  saloon,  cor  5th  and  Rosabel. 
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    ■')'.m 

Wabasha. 
Brown  &  Foster,  books,  stationery,  etc,  124  Jackson. 
Bruce  Robert,  barber,  5  E  7th. 
Bruii^^vick  &  Blake  Co  The  J  51,  A  J  Bells  Agt. 

Billiard  Table  Mnfrs,  20  and  22  Jackson. 
Bryant  Charles  S,  Lawyer,  37  Wabasha. 
Bryant  Jolin  la,  Dentist,  s  E  3d. 
Buclianan  Homer  W,  dentist,  cor  3d  and  St  Peter. 
Buegor  Henry,  saloon  168  W  3d. 
Buflington  Lerov  S,  architect,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Buford   B   1)   &   Co,  J  H  Burwell  Agt,  Mnfrs  Plou-. 

Browne  Sulky  and  Gang  Plows,  Road  Scrapers,  Culti\:i- 

tors  and  Harrows,  and  Dealers  in  Jackson   Wagons  a;:! 

Victor  and  Star  Sulky  Hay  Rakes,  149  E  3d.      \See  !'■''■. 

front  eover.) 
Bnnde  A  II,  Florist,  23G  E  10th.     {See  adv.) 
Bunde  H  B,  tlorist,  City  Market. 
Buncman  &  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. 

SGHEFERS  BROS.  '"^  ''"^'^'^'  '^'°''' ""' '' 


E,  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi: 


Blank-Books 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 


SAI 


AXD    BUSIXKSS    DIRKCTOEY. 


KENNY  BROS. 

Corner  Third   and  Wacouta  Streets,  St.  Paul, 


Steam  toilers,  jasomeiers 


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  and  33  East  Fifth  St.  (old  Nos.)  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


EloctT0t3T)ins  and  Stereotyping  in  all  il 
FTt-sies  and  Prlntini?  Material  ot  all  kinds, 
an  1  sell  the  Type  of  all  Tvpe  Founders  at 


3  branches  at  Chicafro  prices.    Printing 

We  manufacture  manv  kinds  of  Type, 

the  same  prices  as  thoufrh  bought  direct. 


A.  E.  MELLGRE.N.  CHAS.  U.  COWHAil. 

MELLGREN  &  COWHAM, 

Successors  to  A.  E.  MELLGREN, 

Engravers,  Plate  Printers, 

A.VD  MANIFACTI-RERS  OF 

Seals,  Rubber  Stamps,  Steel  Stamps  and  Stencils, 

Wood  Engraving  a  Specialty. 
>5  East  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 

MnUrittenden  &  Co.-Si-SS^^^ 


i-1    .■! 


Charles  Johnson,'"'''"' "' ''"""' '''  ""•"■ 


Ij  ington  Ave.  South,  MDTNEAPOLIt 


616  SAI  MIXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Burkhard  Wm  R,  gunsmith,  :59  E  3d. 

Burkley  Martin,  machinist,  9th  bet  Cedar  and  Minnesota. 

Burnaud  Frederick,  saloon,  16t3  E  Tth. 

Burnes  John  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  86  "Wabasha. 

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.) 

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  E  7th. 

Buschmann  &  Co,  wagonmakers,  281  E  7th. 

Byrne  Wm,  hotel,  108  Minnesota. 

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  Rob- 
ert. 

Carlson  &  Blomgren,  painters,  246  Jackson. 

Carou  Ouesime,  shoemaker,  99  Robert. 

Carpenter  Warren  J,  lawyer,  29  E  3d. 

Cashill  &  Jackson,  horseshoers,  cor  4th  and  St  Peter. 

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. 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  H  H  Sibley  pres,  Wm  D  Rogers  sec, 
15  W  3d. 

Chamberlin  W  E,  grocer,  145  Mississippi. 

ChailtUer  John  A,  General  Agent  C,  M  &  St  P  Ry 
Co,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 

Chanson  &  Gautier,  restaurant,  19  W  3d. 

Chase  C  \V  «fc  €o  (Charles  W  Chase),  Produce  and  Com- 
mission, 105  Jackson. 

Chase  &:  Dyer,  Proprs  Eastern  Fish  Packing  Co,  i:^I 
Jackson.     {See  ado.) 


Hall's  Safe  I  Lock  Co.  r"'™''°""°"" 


I  inga,  46  Jackson  St,,  ST.  PAUL 


K,    ■■'>  '    .:   ;,.'? 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis,  SI 


T,  sell  aad  eicbange  all  kjndt 

"  ngires  and  M.icliinery.  Cor. 

i,  5th  Ave.S.,  Minneapolis. 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIKECTORY.  SAI  C17 

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,    COFFEES 

SFICES,  FR  FITS,  FTC. 

103  Jackson  Street,  between  Sixth  and  Seventh  Streets, 

ST.   PAUL,   MINN. 

MEKPvELL    KYDER, 

Exporter  of  Furs  and  Commission  Dealer  in 

Skins,  Wool,  Hides,  Ginseng.  Game 

And  MANUFACTURER  of  FURS  and  ROBES. 

Ammunition  and  Traps. 

No.  55  Jackson  Street,  ST.   PAUL,   MINN. 

(SUCCESSOR  TO   BENZ  JL   BECHT,) 

IMPORTER  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

Foreign  I  Domestic  Wines  snd  Liquors 

Agent   for   the   Lenk   Wine   Co..  Toledo,  O. 

APOLLmAP.IS  WATER,  LONDON  PORTER,  SCOTCH  ALE, 

No.  93  West  Third  Street.  St.  Paul,  Jlinnosota. 
« 

RllilHoro'  Uarrf!''/oi'Q^^^^'^^^<^3"^°o^^  ^"^ 

UUnUul  0    nai  U t  JCil  C  bnry&Draper.  35E.XUrdSt.,8i.PaaL 


Gr    r_„j,|^.^-jl«    Artistic  Tailor.    Dress  Suits  a  Speci.\lLy. 
■  1*1  lul  riil'^iUllj  239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Minneapolis,  Mi  nu. 

618  SAI  iriNNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Chemical  :?Iauulactiiriu§^  Co,  John  A  Berk,  y  &. 

Co   Proprs,  3Iiit'rs  Pure  Flavorina;  Extracts,  PcrfuuuTv. 

Hair  Oils,  Inks,  Etc,  135  E  -Ith.    ^(>\¥  .7<7-...) 
Cliieaso,   St    I»aiil,    5Iiiinea|iolis    «&   Omaha 

Line,  H   H  Porter  Pros,  J  W  Bishop  Gen  Man.i-.T,  K 

W  Winter  Gen  Superintendent,  F  B  Clarke  Gen  Tnitli. 

Manac;er,  OtHces  cor  3d  and  Jackson.      {See  ('■/'•.) 
Chicago,  St  Paul  «t  Minneapolis  Ry,  St  Paul  &  Sioux  City  11 
-    R,  Sioux  Citv  &  Paeitic  R  R,  and  Kansas  City,  St  Jn-,  j.li 

&  Council  Bluffs  R  R  lumber  line,  G   E  Storkljri.l-^r 

manatrer,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Cilislett  A  Sons  (John,  John  Jr,  Howard  R,  and  Her- 
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. 
Clarendon  Hotel,  C  T  McNamara  Propr,  cor  tith  and 

Wabasha. 
Clark  &  Smith,  stair  builders,  cor  7th  and  Exchange. 
Clarke    Trank    B,    General  Traffic  Manager  Chicago. 

St  Paul,  ^linueapolis  &  Omaha  Line,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Classen  E,  fancy  goods,  10  W  3d. 
Claus  Hei-mann,  artiticial  limb  mufr,  41  Wabasha. 
Cleveland  Co-operative  Stove  Co,  cor  4th  and  Coacouta. 
Cochran  Thomas,  Jr,  Real  Estate,  Mortgage  Loan- 

and  Insurance,  11  Wabasha. 
Cole  ilyron  W,  merchandise  broker,  121  E  3d. 
Comfort  Oscar  II,  lawyer,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Comfort's  (Allen  II  and  Oscar  H  Comfort),  proprs  and  man.i- 

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. 
Congdon  Chester  A,  lawyer,  33  Wabasha. 
Conlcy  Patrick,  propr  Conley's  Varieties,  cor  3d  and  St  Pet.:r. 
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,  lU  W  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. 
Costain  &  Cloary,  wood,  92  W  3d. 

Costcllo  Mark,  carpenter  and  builder,  cor  5th  and  JIarket. 
CraisT  it  Larkin,  china,  crockery  and  glassware,  64  Sibley. 


?S  Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^r^ptfrnne^'afd  Liquet- 


Cn    TISMf^f^Tfl^l     SoleAg't  TIGER  RAKES,  Milbnrn  Wagons,  Bnj 
K      iHnhXnii^     gies.KandaUPalvMizing  Harrows,  Triumph  Seed 
I    Hi    I  ilWllW  I  'Ji«5  ers,  CaiitoaPlows,etc.,  18  W,  3dSt.,St.Paa 

SAI  AND    KL'SIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  01' 

Vaughan  &  Go's 


Show  Case   Manufactory. 

All  kiuds  of  Show  Case  Repairiu.?  ueatly  doiif. 
118  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, 

Carpenter  me  Builder 

S1:lop,  S5  lESoloert  Street, 

ST.  PAUL 

REPAIRING  and  JOBBING  DONE  WITH  DISPATCH. 


I        ADp!.|jTCpTO  WILSON  &  JOEDAN 

I        '     '^■lUlII  I   LU  I  Ol  to PubUoBaUdiiigs, Schools, OourVE 


MINNEAPOLIS 

)    Special  attontioc 

Buildings,  Schools,  Oourt-Housaa  and  Chaiches 


...  1  ;  !.. '  I 


Headquarters  for  Crockery  ^"-"E 


NESOTA. 

HARMON    i   (   ■ 
Mianeapolia. 


620  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Cripiien  Herbert  S,  Mnfr  Trunks,  Bags  and  Vali-.i>, 
74  E  :ul.      (>V»  front  cover.) 

Crittei»«lcil  3l"ll  «fe  Co  (Mason  H  Crittenden,  Eclwai.l 
E  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 
Sibley.     {See  bottom  lines.) 

Crocker  E  F,  bed  spring  mnfr,  125  Wabasha. 

Crocker  E  F,  jr,  painter,  W  oth  nr  Fort. 

Cronstedt  John,  saloon,  cor  :3d  and  Rosabel. 

Ci'oonquist,  Peterson  &  Co,  clothiers,  etc,  129i  and  153  E  7th. 

Cummings  E  D,  commission,  116  E  3d. 

Cummings  Michael  J,  saloon,  74  W  3d. 

Cummins  Lawson  C,  marble  works,  cor  7th  and  Cedar. 

Cunningham  John  W,  job  printer,  19  Wabasha. 

Curtice  David  L,  civil  engineer,  21  W  3d. 

€iirtis!»  Biisiiiess  fcol!es-e,  C  C  Curtiss  Propr,  ca- 

3d  and  Wabasha.     {See  adv.) 
Cnrtiss    Charles    C,    Propr   Curtiss    Business  Colkgr, 

cor  3d  and  Wabasha.     {See  adv.) 
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. 
Davenport  James,  books  and  stationery,  20  W  3d. 
Davenport  James,  jr,  physician,  1204^  W  3d. 
Davis  James  H,  boots  and  shoes,  173  E  7th. 
Dari<«,  O-Brieil  &  WiUon  (Cushman  K  Davis,  Chri- 

topher  D  O'Brien,  Henry   A  Wilson),   Lawyers,  cor  o'l 

and  Wabasha. 
Davis  &  Stevens,  lawyers,  112  E  3d. 
Daw  Wm,  second-hand  goods,  90  W  3d. 
Daw<«Oll   &   Co  (Wm  Dawson,  Robert  A  Smith,  AIl"-i'. 

Scheller),  Bankers,  106  E  3d. 
Day  Alfred,   Livery  and  Boarding  Stable,  cor  5th   ar.l 

Wa^hinu'ton.      {See  adv.) 
Drty  David,  Postmaster. 

Decker  Adam,   hardware,  stoves,  etc,  61  Jackson. 
De    Footer    «fc  Clark,   Furniture,   72  and    74  Jack-on. 
Dedolph  Frederiek,  Physician,  200  E  7th. 

ID"  0  K        I  D  Q  n    0We!5t,  Best  and  Cheapest.    New  JjicL--^ 
0  J  y~  I  Q  0  Ul  ilataal  Life  Icsniance  Co.  of  Boston.  J.  J.WAT.-U>, 
General  Ageut,  ST.  PAUL. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,™'i 


J  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


SAI  AXD    BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  021 

ST.  PAUL  HOUSE 

Chas.  Faber,  Prop'r, 

No.  142  Fort  St.,  7  Corners,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

GOOD  STABLING  ATTACHED.       BUS    MEETS 
ALL  TRAINS. 


Manufacturers  of 

Office,  C'liuicli  .lutl  House 

FURNITURE 


.^_  ..  '  ■-■•''J'  -j3\         Wood-Mantels,  Bric-a  brae  and  Art-Fur- 

'",--"-,  -  ^-  _   _    --^=;1    niture  a  Specialty.      Designs    prepared   on 

-i  i      1       '     "r      *      "      —'^acAAs    short  notice. 

'^-^~^-^^-^-^' - ^ - Xo.  :)1  iind  3:?T:iglitli  St..St.  Paul 

ALBERTSON'S 
C.  O.  D.  LAUNDRY 


ANT)   SIASVFACTORT   ■ 


White  and  Fancy  Shirts  to  Order. 

East  Third   St.,  upstairs,  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 


JOSEPH  DINGLE, 

Cor,  Isabel  St.  and  Clinton  Ave.,  Gth.Ward,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

MASUFACTURER  OF 

PLEASURE  BOATS, 

-^^^ 

Sail  Yachts,  Hunting  IJoats  and  Catamarau-.   '*'' 
Oars  and   Boat   Fi.vtures   always  ou         jv*-- 
Uand.     Repairing  neatly  and                  "^|_^ 
promptly   done. 

Pitch  and  Gravel  Roofers. """""^'^""- 


Third  St.,  Mbneapoli 


W.  F.  GUNN  &  CO.S^p|K£s;s£! 

Otlice-  Day  Block,  MraBeipohs,  Minn. 
622  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEKK  SAI 

Deebaeh  &  Sehiler,  barbers,  103  E  4tb. 

Dofiel  tt  Ilanly,  pi-oprs  People's  lee  Co,  19  Wabasha. 

Defmiichy  Vt'm,  fiiiits,  etc,  39  Jackson. 

De  Graff  &  Co,  railroad  contractors,  105  Jackson. 

De  Graw  it  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.       (.\. 

adv.) 
Der   Wanderer    (German    -weekly),    Wanderer   Printing    Co 

proprs,  13  Wabasha. 
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  W  3d.  « 

Diederich  Wm,  wines,  liquors,  8  E  6th. 
Dieter  Wm  F,  boots  and  shoes,  67  Jackson. 
Dietz  it  WaUev.  upholsterers,  cor  7th  and  Wacouta. 
DiltsSe    Jo*iClJ!i,    Boat  Builder,  cor  Isabel  and  Clinton 

ave.     {St€  <i,fc.) 
Ditcher  Samuel,  barber,  cor  4th  and  7th. 
Dodge  Mrs  :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 

Wabasha. 
Dorn  John,  so;;p  and  rrlue  mnfr,  Carbon  w  of  Rice. 
Dotv  Mrs  B  31,  midwife,  14  E  9th. 
Dow  L,  clotnier,  82  E  3d. 
Dow  &  BergHeld,  clothing,  108  Jackson. 
Dowlan  Jolin,  wood,  cor  5th  and  Wabasha. 
Dowling  ct  Ely,  builders,  W  5th  nr  Fort. 
Doyle  John,  saloon,  72  !\Iiimesota. 
Dreis  «&  MitsL-h.  druggists,  114  St  Peter. 
Drewi'j-    &    5*oil.    Ale,  Porter  and  Lager  Beer  Brewcr< 

and  Bottlers.  Stillwater  Road,  nr  IMinnchaha. 
Duggan  Bro-  (John  G  and  Patrick  G),   blacksmiths,    cor  5th 

and  Miniu  sola. 
Dunn  Charh  -.  faiuy  goods,  66  Wabasha. 
Dunn  Edwani,  uropr  Nicholas  House,  cor  4th  and  Kitson. 

CPUE'ErErDQ    DDHQ    ^^^^  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  4C 
OUnLrLilO    DriUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Fp       ■  I  .M.  ■-,  M,  I  M/i     Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 
-      r  m      riGnniH^.       Manolactnrer,  Brackett'a  Block, 

SAI  AM)    liUSIXESS    niRECTORY.  SAI  (j-o 

~  ST.  PAUL  GREENHOUSE. 

\ .  ;■ ''  ■     .■;'.,-^^ ';:'         Cer.  Oak  asd  Ninth  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Mina. 

.?/»•;.    -_.-  .    '  -  :^  House  and  Bedding  Plants,   Baskets.  Bouquets. 

*i  ■;   »'?•-   •■■•-'    "•j>-  Wreaths.  Crosses  and  Dec. rations  made  to  onler. 

-"--■-'V .•--,•    -'V.-..-'  Send  for  Pri.-'e  List  of  Plants  ami  Floral  Designs. 

h:e3st-:e^"^  sbel, 

MAXrFACTlRER  OF 

Carriages  ,^  Wagons 

Horse  Shoeing   and    Repairing 

done  promptly.     Orders  from 

the  country  solicited. 

135  SIBLEY  STREET, 
ST.  P.\UL,  MINN. 

OLID     CLOTHES     3yE.i^IDE     IsTE'W"  I 

J.  K.  HILYARD  &  SON, 

II     S^iC^^  ^-1  LATE  OF  PHILADELPHLI, 

PiEifale  I  Eejiair  Mt 

n    rj  By  their  Xew  Method  of  Steam  Scouring. 

125  Sobert  Street,  al3;ve  Seventh,     ST.  PAUL;  UINN. 


METROPOLITAN  STABLES. 

Good  turn-outs  of  every  description  at  reasonable 
rates. 


p-/%?^-i 


Horses  Boarded  by  tlie  )Mi 

^^^  _  Also  storage  for  Carriages.  Sleighs, 

/^  -^  ^,  \^  or  any  bulky  goods. 

r  ^  -        ^_,  -^^^^  Q\         Cot.  5:h  and  Washington  Sts.. 

^•^^  Z^'^-^^     Z  ■^^-'--^  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 

VLH  LLi  UV'i        PROPKIETOR. 


Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.S^ 


M.  H.  Orlttenden  i 

,,  eth  »nd  SibUy 

-    Paul,  Mm- 


I  QmnPnnr^rt    '^^^^^  Cutlery  and   Plated  "Ware,  at  Oharl.-s 
Lallip  UUUUOj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^  Yn^^l°f^ouf  "•'^' 

624  SAI  StIXNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Duuili^an  Jailieiit  J,  Practical  Phimber,  Steam  aii.l 
Gas  Fitter,  Fountains,  Pumps,  Hydrants,  Etc,  14G  E  7th. 
{See  adu.) 

Durant  Blakely  R,  barber,  35A  Jackson. 

Dutch  &  Abbott,  fancy  goodsj  49  E  3d. 

Dyer  George  H,  meat  market,  cor  Market  and  Washington. 

Dyer  &  Howard,  pianos,  organs,  etc,  69  E  3d. 

Eastern  Fish  Packing  Co,  Chase  &DyerProprs,  i  i 

Jackson.     {See  adv.) 
Eaton  S  S,  insurance  agent,  62  E  3d. 
Ebel  ISeiirv,  Carriage  and  Wagon  Mnfrs,  135  Sibley.   {■<  ■ 

Udv.pn.ie   h^J.) 
Ednillllds  Frank  S,  Manager  Howe  Machine  Co,  2" 

W  3d.     {See  adv.) 
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. 
Erd  &  Vahsen,  saloon,  99  St"Peter. 
Erie  &  ^Milwaukee  Line,  J  W  Crippen    northwestern    agent, 

cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Erie  &  Xorth  Shore  Despatch,  W  F  Wilson  agent,  119  E  3d. 
Erwin  Wm  W,  lawyer,  3*  W  3d. 

Ernst  Mrs  II  P,  zephyr  worsteds  and  fancy  goods,  89  E  7tL. 
Ertel  Frederick  H,  Propr  Daily  Hotel  Reporter,  6-;  E 

3d. 
Esch  Mathias,  saloon,  5  W  3d. 
Esch  Wm,  saloon  and  confectioner,  57  E  7th. 
Espy  John,  lawyer,  112  E  3d. 
Essery  R  W,  photographer,  cor  Sibley  and  7th. 
Esterley  &  Ileinemann,  dry  goods,  101  and  105  E  Tth. 
Evans  &  Co,  salnon,  cor  5tli  and  Minnesota. 

nSl!  S  08l  8  d  Lock  UOi  46  Jackion°St„  S^PADL,  fcn. 


Hasiiow,Meish&  Davis, 


Do  all  kinds  of  Machinery  Repalrlnff. 

promptly  altenjed  to.  Cor.  S<«onil  St. 
and  Fifth  Avenue  South.  Minneapolis. 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  625 

Excelsior  Brewery,  Theodore  Hamm  Propr,  cor 
iliimeliaha  and  Green  Briar. 

Fabel  Phillip,  boots  and  shoes,  110  W  3d. 

Faber  Charles,  Propr  St  Paul  House,  142  Fort.  (.See 
ml,.) 

Faddis  ^Vlll  A.  Principal  St  Paul  (Bryant  &  Stratton) 
Business  College,  cor  3d  and  Jackson.  (See  inside  front 
cover.) 

Fahey  Fers^ilS,  Merchant  Tailor,  (38  W  3d.     [See  adv.) 

Fahy  Lawrence,  hotel,  77  Minnesota. 

Fairbanks,  Morse  &■  Co  (Thaddeus,  Horace  and 
Franklin  Fairbanks,  Charles  H  Morse),  Mnfrs  and  Deal- 
ers in  Scales,  40  E  3d.     (6'ee  l/ack  cover.) 

Fairellild  Henry  S,  Real  Estate,  and  Auctioneer,  42 
Jackson. 

Falkner  Frederick,  meat  market,  186  W  3d. 

Farr  Joseph,  barber,  1 1  W  3d. 

FarAVell  CJeorge  L,  Wholesale  Hardware,  130  E  3d. 
(<See  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- 
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  E  3d. 

Fmck  &  McCauley,  commission,  44  Sibley. 

Fink  Max,  saloon,"6S  W  7th. 

Finkenstein  &  Cohen,  furniture,  219  E  7th. 

First  National  Bank  (capital  61,000,000,  surplus  8250,000),  H 
P  Upham  cashr,  67  E  3d. 

Fischer  &  Schulze,  stoves  and  tinware,  160  E  7th. 

Fisher  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  cor  7tli  and  Franklin. 

Fisher  Dr  Wm  F,  propr  Minnesota  Homoeopathic  Pharmacy, 
144  E  7th. 

Fisher  W  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 
8th. 

Follett  Miss  Mary  E,  shirt  mnfr,  84  W.ibasha. 

Solid  Bronze  Hardware.  ISKHi^ 


The  Latest  Oesigns'^''^'™"'''^"''^''" 


Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolii 


626  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  tjAI 

Folsom  Simeon  P,  civil  engineer,  76  E  3d. 

Foos  it  Priulen,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinware,  166  "W  3d. 

Foreiiailg'li  Sc  Tai*bo\  (Joseph  L  Forepaugh,  Jasp._T 
B  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^  W  3d. 

Franks  Benjamin,  cigars  and  confectionery,  6  Mississippi. 

Freeman  JaiJie*«  ft,  Steam  Engines  and  Mill  Sup- 
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  Jack- 
son.    (.Ste  adv.) 

Fritz  &  Birkholz,  harness  and  saddles,  etc,  172  W  3d. 

Frohne  &  Church,  watchmakers,  105  E  3d. 

Frost,  Perry  Ac  Co  (Theo  E  Frost,  Chas  H  Perry. 
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. 

Gahr  Joseph,  barlier,  2iio  Broadwav. 

Galenie  :^5e<lieal   liislttiite,  45  E  3d.     {See  adv.) 

Galusha  Reuben  B,  lawver,  nnX  E  3d. 

Garland  ^Vnt  lI,'TruDk':\Ianufaeturer,  41  E  3d. 

Garritv  Thomas,  hotel,  SO  Minnesota. 

Gaston  Wm  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>- 

abel. 
Gebhard  Bohn,  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  116  E  3d. 
Gebhardt  John  X,  saloon,  39  Rosabel. 
Geisenheyner  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. 

31  Robert  Street,  ST.  PADL,  Mi::i:_ 
Keep  constantly  ca  hand  the  famo-^a  ol'l 
Brand -Club  House  Bourbon.    Tiy  !'• 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


dJZ'/ 


Office,  No.  45  East  Third  Street,  up  stairs, 

Nearly  opp.  Pioneer  Press  Bui!dir.g,  between  llinnesota  and  Cedar  Streets. 
ESTABLISHED  1861. 

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62S  SAI  illXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Geriiiaii  American  Bank.  Ferdinand  Willius  Pres, 

Gustav  Willius  Caslir,  6^  E  .3d. 

German  American  Hail  Insurance  Co,  John  B  Sanborn  pres. 
Walter  H  Sanborn  sec,  Andrew  F  Keifer  gen  mauagor, 
64  E  :3d. 

Gibbons  &  Co,  flour  and  feed,  cor  Jackson  and  5th. 

Gieseking  \Vm,  grocer  and  saloon,  cor  .3d  and  Commercial. 

Giesen  P  Joseph,  bookbinder,  10  W  3d. 

Gilman  &  Clough,  lawyers,  134  W  3d. 

Godske  John,  painter,  22.5  Broadway. 

Goette  Jacob,  meat  market,  cor  Payne  and  Reany. 

Goette  Jacob,  shoemaker,  148  Mississippi. 

Goldstein  Abraham,  fancy  goods,  52  W  3d. 

Gonnella  Frank,  plaster  castings,  284  E  7th. 

Gootman  David,  second  hand  goods,  50  W  3d. 

Gordon  «fc  FerjfUSOn  (Richards  Gordon,  Paul  D  Fer- 
guson), 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  Wm  F,  lawyer,  60^  E  3d. 

Graves  &  Vinton,  tirst  mortgage  loans,  OOi-  E  3d. 

Great  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tea  Co.  J  C  Fitz- 

simons  agent,  314-  E  3d. 
Great  Western  Despatch  Fast  Freight  Line,  GJBorup  aiient. 

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>!.  •<" 

W  3d. 

ilk    n«ii»J«M«  1^^"    foreseetr.    the    Evil    and    Insureth 

A    rrULjEni   himself."     New  Enciiad  Mntial  Life  Insurir.;e  C.'.^! 
n    I    I  MWWlll  g.^j^^_    J.  J.-WAT£OK,St,Pan:,Gea'IAgeatforMi:iu.»^u. 


Cn  TUIinOTHM  Sole  Ag'tTRimiPH  SEEDERS,  Raiidp.llPalver::- 
.D.  InUhalLJI^i  iagH.irro'Ts.TuTerKakts,  Canto  Plows,  HUbara 
I  Wl    I  I  ■  W 1 1 V  I  W I  «  J  -Wagons,  Buirgies,  etc,  13  W.  3d  St,,  ST.  PAUL. 


Wagon 
SAI  AXn    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


W"'  E^/  ^  ^  S  S^  -^^^-5, 

j».^5^  A  general  assortment  of  Greenhouse 

.r->^>'-''^.V  <-■,■-:-  and  Bedding  Plants.  ■ 

^^f^'  >         .^    No.    74    West    Seventh    Street, 

■^'V.  ■-■    ;  ;    ,'  GARDEN  AND  GSES1:E0USZS, 

IvV,  -  ".  ;-,'>■.         0.000  square  feet  of  Glass,  Saelling  Ave. 

'^::,^.':,:.:--J'*^  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

MAN-rFACTTRER  OF 

CARRIAGES,  BUGGIES 


South-west  cor.  E.  7th  and  Sibley  Sts., 

ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 
Repairing  Promptly  Attended  To. 


K£  ^     im  XT  ^1^  23  ^ 

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, 

GREE.NHOCSES  O.V  HfDSOX  ROAD. 

ARCHITECTS  Wilson  &joedaj!^.;-^i^^^-- 

owiil  I  kV  I  WJ  Btrnotion of  PnbUo  and  Priyate Buildings.   Minasapciia. 


W.  F.  GUNM  &  CO.^^'''  a. sp^cial_ty_of  Planum,  aad 


Win?  NEW  PROCESS  Roller  Fl  vjr  M;ll, 
OtEco-Day  Block,  Minco.ipoh:    ■'■ 


630  SAI  MIXN'ESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEEK  SAI 

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  E  7th. 

Gutsche  Henry,  saloon,  114  E  3d. 

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. 

Hagan  Martin,  physician,  49  Jackson. 

Hageman  H  A,  cigar  mnfr,  137  Mississippi. 

nag2;enmiller  Charles,  saloon,  83  Jackson. 

IlSifl  Harden  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. 
HaII'!«  Sale  and  Lock  Co,  M  A  Bigford  Ag.-ut,  4(i 

Jackson.     {See  left  Iwnd  bottoui  lines.) 

Halsted  John  T,  surveyor,  19  McQuillan  block,  cor  id  and 
Wabasha. 

Haraill  &  Shea,  plumbers,  cor  6th  and  Jackson. 

Hamilton  Edward  F,  hardware,  100  Jackson. 

Ilanilil  Tlseodore,  Propr  Excelsior  Brewery,  cor  Minne- 
haha and  Green  Briar. 

Hammer  Edward,  boots  and  shoes,  180  W  3d. 

Hammer  Jacob,  harness,  115  Jackson. 

Hami»  C,  baker  and  confectioner,  62  W  7th. 

Hand  Daniel  W,  physician,  1204  W  3d. 

Hanft  Albert,  cigar  "box  mnfr,  n  s  9th  bet  Cedar  and  Minui'- 
sota. 

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  E  7th. 
Uai-deiil»er;;ii  l»  1ft  I.  &  Co  (P  R  L  Hardenbergh, 

El)ed  L  Schaeklonl),  Wholesale  Leather   and    Findings, 

132  E  3d. 

SCHEFERS  BROS,  e"  ''^^°'"'  '^"""'  '°^° 


E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis."~^^F^^>^^ 


Are  Agents  for  all  kinds  of  Ma- 
oMnery.    Cor,  2d  St.  and  liftb 
J        Ave.  Sonth,  Minneapolis, 


SAl  A>fD   BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  t).3 1 

Haren  Miss  Alice,  milliner,  31  E  .3(1. 

Harmon  John,  vegetables,  17  E  Tth.  ■       '     ' 

Harnish  Anton,  horse  shoer,  196  W  3d. 

Harris  Thomas,  shoemaker,  6.S  E  3d. 

Harrison  James,  cigar  mnfr,  90  E  3d. 

Hart  John,  cigar  mufr  104  Jackson. 

Haskell  P  Sprligue,  physician,  11  Wabasha. 

Hatfield  Samuel,  saloon,  50  Minnesota. 

Hauck  Ferdinand,  barber,  15  W  3d. 

Haugled  Arue  L,  merchant  .tailor,  138  E  Tth. 

Plauser  Leopold,  clothing,  121  E  Tth. 

Hauser  Louis,  cigar  mnfr,  103  E  3d. 

Hauser  &  Co,  maltsters,  18  E  2d. 

Havcock  John,  wood,  cor  5th  and  Robert. 

Hayward  &  Edwards,  railroad  lands,  116  E  3d. 

Hazen  Abram,  milliner,  84iV  Wabasha. 

Uazzard  Gcorsre  Oi  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, 

116  E  3d. 
Heard  Isaac   V  D,  Lawyer,  64  E  3d. 
Heber  John,  propr  Minnesota  "House,  99  Rosabel. 
Heck  Peter,  blacksmith,  14  W  4th. 
Heidenrich  Ernst,  blacksmith,  2T9  E  Tth. 
Helland  John,  saloon,  3  7  E  4th. 
Helm  Charles  F,  Sample  Room  and  Restaurant,  351  E 

Tth. 
Hendrickson  Eugene  A,  lawyer,  Ingersoll  Block. 
Henniug  Frederick  R,  saloon,  12  Wabasha. 
Henrikseu  Andrew,  tailor,  11  W  3d. 
Herrmeyer  Christian,  wood,  246  E  Tth. 
Herwegen   .^Irs  C,   Zephyr,  Worsteds,    Embroideries, 

Fancy  Goods  and  Masquerade  Costumes,  28  W  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. 
Hill  L,  furniture,  ST  Jackson. 


Fire-Proof  Doors  I  Shuiters. 


SELDEN  &  GETGLA 

114  North  Third  St n--., 
Minneapolis,  Minuesof.",- 


P I PTI I R PQ    Prames  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOR!,'- 
riU  I  UriLU}  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  Minneapol.i 

632  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Hilvard  J  K  &  Son,    Renovators    and   Repairers    ..i 

tents'  Clothins;  by  Their  New  French  Method  of  Stenm 

Scouring,  12.5  Robert.     {See  adv.) 
Hirschy  Charles,  general  engraver,  87  ^Y  -Sd. 
Hitchcock  G  W  &,  Co,  furniture,  110  Jackson. 
Hodgson  Edwand  J,  real  estate,  cor  .5th  and  AYabasha. 
Hoduni  Hermann,  tailor,  213  Broadway. 
Hoeniger  Mrs  Clotilda,  books,  etc,  126"W  3d. 
Hoffman  Adam,  barber,  157  St  Peter. 
Hoffman  Jacob,  grocer,  58  W  7th. 
Hoffmann  Peter,  saloon,  13  Sibley. 
Hogan  AVm,  blacksmith,  27-t  E  7th. 
Il6kau<iOn  3IOU«,  Propr  North  Star  Planing  Mill,  nr 

7th  St  bridge. 
Holl  &  Paar,  wholesale  grocers,  cor  4th  and  Sibley. 
Holland  ^liss  Elizabeth  A,  dry  goods,  88  Wabasha. 
IIollill!>hcac1  Ediniiild  R,  Lawyer,  2  E  3d. 
Hoosac  Tunnel    Fai^t  Freight   Line,    Thomas   A   Matthews, 

agent,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Hoppin  Henry  P,  sec  Minnesota  pooled  R  R  lines,  cor   6th 

and  Wabasha. 
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  M  Greene), 

Lawyers,  6  E  3d. 
Hou^lii  Sherwood,  Books  and  Stationery,  cor  3d  an.l 

Wabasha. 
Howson  &  Mullally,  founders,  cor  Franklin  and  3d. 
"  Howe  ^^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  Wm  S,  lumber,  cor  8th  and  Wacouta. 
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  W  ct  Co,  dry  goods,  G  E  3d. 
Ingram  &  Corlius,  sash,  doors,  etc,  n  w  cor  Jackson  and  8th. 

UoH'cQafo  ^1  nnl/rn   Manufacturers  of  rire  and  Bnrg- 
ndll  b  OdiC  (^  LUl»l\  uUnar  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Mannfactarer,  Brackrtt'a  Block, 
lliimeapoliB,  Minn. 


SAI  AXD    ISUSIXESS    DIEKCTORY.  SAI  633 

lilleriialioiial  Motel,  Savnor  &  Gasaway  Proprs,  lu 

E  7th.     (See  adv.) 
Irvine  Bros,  flour  and  feed,  140  Jackson. 
.I.-nk.son  Andrew,  saloon,  229  E  7th. 
.Jacob  Simon,  second-hand  goods,  191  E  7th. 
.lahnke  Charles,  grocer  and  saloon,  E  7th  nr  Ross. 
.Taniieson  David  L,  dyer  and  scourer,  82  Wabasha. 
.Tans  Theodore,  propr  Washington  House,  198  W  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. 
.loliii<!;oil  Ilenry  T,  Clothing,  66  E  3d. 
Johnson  Henry  J,  subscription  books,  cor  6th  and  Wabasha. 
Johnston  Wm  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  W  3d. 
Jones  Thaddeus  C,  hatter  and- shirt  maker,  5  E  3d. 
Jones  W  G  (Burnham  &  Jones),  res  7  Somerset. 
J  add  Wm  A,  livery  and  sale  stable,  18  W  4th. 
Judd  &  Co,  printers  and  oigar  box  mnfrs,  25  Robert. 
Judson  &  Brack,  painters,  9  W  4th. 
Jjistus  Henry,  wagonmaker,  80  W  7th. 
Kaeablo  Daniel,  shoemaker,  334  E  7th. 

Kaese,  Mahle  &  Sutmar,  wagon  mnfrs,  n  e  cor  8th  and  Olive. 
Kahlert  Justus,  machinist,  58  W  6th. 
Kaufman  Frank,  saloon,  83  E  7th. 
Kavanagh  Patrick  T,  clothing,  33  E  3d. 
Keigher  P  &  Co,  grocers,  cor  5th  and  Wabasha. 
K\il  Wm,  bird  store  and  saloon,  5  Pearl. 
Iteller  C  E  A:  Co,  Lumber,  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds,  Etc, 

cor  Minnesota  and  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. 
Kelly  P   II   &  Co  (P  H  Kelly,  Alfred  Dufrene),  Whole- 

sale  Grocers,  cor  3d  and  Sibley. 
•  ielly  "Will  L<Olli!«,  Lawyer,  n  w  cor  3d  and  Robert. 
V">l'er  August,  button  mnfr,  70  W  7th. 
Vi'ip*-"''  Henry,  flour  and  feed,  cor  6th  and  Rosabel. 
Kennedy  James,  barber,  cor  6th  and  Robert. 


Hayes'  Patent  Ventilating  Tmv^-ao;^^.^ 


Skylights.  M.  H.  OEIT- 
f-  TENDEN  &  CO,  Oomer  Sixth 
Q  and  Bjbl»y  Stt.,  St.  Ptol.  Uiu- 


FINE  MERCHANT  -  -  SksS^^s 

634  S^VI  MIN'XESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Kennedy  James  J,  shoemaker,  55  E  5th. 

Kennedy  M  F  &  Bros,  gunsmiths,  50  E  3d. 

Kenny  Bros  (Terrence  and  John),  Boiler  Manufacturer-, 

cor  3d  and  Wacouta.     (See  adv.) 
Kenny  &  Iludncr,  plumbers,  105  W  3d, 
Kent  &  Little,  fish,  game,  etc,  tiO '\^'abasha. 
Keokuk  Xorthcrii  liine  Packet  Co,  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. 
Kieffer  Jacob,  sausage  dealer,  OS  W  Tth. 
Kiemen  John,  confectioner,  249  E  Tth. 

Kimball  Charles  R,  Railway  Ticket  Broker,  35  Jackson. 
Kimpin  August,  saloon,  E  Tth,  nr  St  Paul  Plow  Works. 
Kiug:sbliry  A:  Draper  (David  L  Kingsbury,  Frederick 

G  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  W  3d. 
Knauft  Charles  F,  flour  and  feed,  226  E  Tth. 
Knauft  Ferdinand,  hardware,  etc,  222_E  7th. 
Kneutsou  Kneut,  farm  implements,  27  Robert. 
Knife   Falls  Lumber  Co,    H  Brandenburg  pres,    C  A  Moore 

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  W  3d. 

Koch  R  &,  Co,  brewers,  cor  Commercial  and  Prospect. 
Koempel  Henry  J,  artist,  21   W  3d. 
'  Koenig  Arthur,  gen  agt  Phil  Best  Brewing  Co,  103  E  3d. 
Kohl  John,  second-hand  good.s.  Seven  Corners. 
Konantz  Charles  F,  dentist,  S4i  Wabasha. 
Krahmer  &  Son,  painters,  76  W  7th. 
Kramer  Isaac  L,  clothing,  53  Jackson. 
Kreyer  Charles,  merchant  tailor,  246  Robert. 
Kuck  Henry,  baker  and  confectioner,  149  E  7th. 
Kugler  &  Kormann,  grocers,  cor  Lafayette  and  Westminster. 
K 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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Fifth  Ave.  S.,  Miimeipolis. 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTOKY.  SAI  635 

Lamb  Henry  it  Sons,  pork  packers,  90  E  -Ith. 

Lambie  John,  boots  and  shoes,  14  E  3d. 

Lambrecht  Frederick,  grocer,  19.5  Mississippi. 

Lailllirey  «fc  J  JUIICS  (Uri  L  Lamprey,  Henry  C  James), 
Lawyers,  26  E  3d. 

Lamson  George  W,  insurance  agent,  -to  E  3d. 

Laniberg  P  A,  restaurant,  131  E  7th. 

Lang  Henry,  millinery  goods,  139  St  Peter. 

Langdon  &  Co,  railroad  contractors,  116  E  3d. 

Lanpher  R  A  &  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. 

LavcU  Charles  H,  Oculist  and  Aurist,  cor  3d  and  Wa- 
basha. 

Lawton  David,  shoemaker,  39  Wabasha. 

Lawton  George  0,  dentist,  IngersoU  block. 

Lazarus  Moses,  tailor,  113  Jackson. 

Leasure  Daniel,  physician,  40  Jackson. 

Lee  Win  &.  Co  (Wm  Lee,  George  Lee),  Wholesale  Dry 
Goods,  63  and  65  E  3d. 

Lehmicke  ifc  !^L^gin,  carpenters  and  builders,  290  E  7th. 

Leib  Wm  H,  voice  teacher,  6  Odd  Fellows'  block. 

Leigh  L  &  Co,  undertaker,  .56  W  3d. 

Leighton  Joseph,  manager  Yellow  Stone  line  stmrs,  121  E  3d. 

Leitner  John  C,  shoemaker,  67  Washington. 

Leitner  John  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,  26  W  3d. 

liClllke  E   F,  Florist,  74  W  7th.     {See  adu.) 

Leiilke  'Wtn  A,  Florist,  cor  Oak    and  9th.     {See  adv.) 

Lemon  John  J,  job  printer,  26  Minnesota. 

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  A  H  &  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  K  &  Son,  clothing,  99  E  3d. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  3  5  E.  Third  St.,  St  Paul 


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636  SAI  MINXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Little  &  Berrisford,  mnfg  confectioner,  74  and  70  Robert. 

Lohlker  A  H,  carpets,  oil  cloths,  etc,  147  E  7th. 

Lucas  James  11,  photographer,  92  W  ;3d. 

Lufsky  Robert,  confectioner,  120  Wabasha. 

Luhrsen  Frederick,  saloon,  cor  3d  and  St  Peter. 

Luley  John,  meat  market,  88  Jackson. 

Lundvall  G,  shoemaker,  E  7th  nr  St  Paul  Plow  Works. 

Lunkenheimer  John,  saloon,  184  Wabasha. 

Luth  John,  tailor,  236  E  7th. 

Luther  Leopold,  saloon,  etc,  203  E  7th. 

Lyles  Thomas  H,  barber,  14  Wabasha. 

Lyles  Mrs  Thomas  H,  hair  goods,  2  Opera  House  block. 

Lyon  Louis  W,  dentist,  29  and  31  W  3d. 

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. 

McClung  John  W,  real  estate,  3  W  3d. 

McFarland  Osgood,  wholesale  grocer,  32  Robert. 

McGrath  Wml.,  merchant  tailor,  105  E  Sd. 

]\[cGrorty  Wm  B,  lawyer,  76  E  3d. 

Mcllratll  &  ClilJjcrt  (Charles  Mcllrath,  Luman  A  Gil- 
bert), Grain  and  Commission  Merchants,  112  E  3d. 

Mcintosh  John  F,  meat  market,  79  Robert. 

McKey  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. 

McMasters  S  Russell,  druggist,  122  W  3d. 

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. 

MacCarthy  Cornelius  M,  lawyer,  33  Wabasha. 

MacCarthy  &  Verplanck,  confectioners  and  cigar  mnfrs,  lo4 

Jackson. 
3Iacdoiiald  Ansrus,  Physician,  cor  3d  and  Wabasha. 
Macdonald  James,  confectioner,  106  W  3d. 
Mack  G  L  W,  boots  and  shoes,  109  E  7th. 
Macklett  0  C,  wall  paper,  etc,  129  E  7th. 
Macklett  Mrs  O  C,  milliner,  131  E  7th. 
Magee  George  W,  restaurant,  10  E  3d. 
Magraw  Charles  E,  dentist,  79  Jackson. 

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SAI  AND    Bl'SIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  {iA~ 

Mailizer    Jacob,    Abstracts   of   Title,  and  Lawyer,  33 

Wabasha. 
Manner  Wra,  music  teacher,  114  W  3d. 
Mailllheillier  Bros    (Robert   and   Emil),  Dry   Goods, 

7  E  3d. 
!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  W  3d. 
Martin  John  &  Co,  lumber,  78  W  7th. 
Martini  Rudolph,  baker,  etc,  22.5  E  7th. 
Martinke  Ludwig,  milliner,  116  W  3d. 
Marty  John,  meat  market,  278  E  7th. 
Marvin  Richard  F,  insurance  agent,  40  E  3d. 
Mason  Wm  F,  hats  and  gents'  furnishing,  13  E  3d. 
Masterson  Henry  F,  lawyer,  134  W  3d. 
Matheis  John,  carpets,  oil  cloths,  etc,  11  E  3d. 

Mathcs,    Good    &    ScJiursaicier    (Jacob    Mathes. 

Emanuel  Good,  John  H  Schunneier),   ^Merchant  Tailors 

and    Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  82    Jackson.     {See  t"ifk 

cover.) 
Mathews  Henry  D,  agent  Diamond  Jo  Line,  Levee  foot  Siblev. 
Mathews  T  M,  agt'Hoosac  Tunnel  Fast  Freight  Line,  110  E  3d. 
Matter  O  &  Co,  Saloon,  96  Wabasha. 
Matz  Joseph,  saloon,  15  E  7th. 
Maxfield  &  Co,  flour,  grain,  etc,  133  E  4th. 
Mayall  Samuel,  real  estate,  10  E  3d. 
Mayer  Louis,  barber,  25  U  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  Wm  F,  clothes  wringers,  etc,  23  W  3d. 
Meier  Alois,  saloon,  129  Jackson. 
Meier  John,  saloon,  148  St  Peter. 
MellsiTCn    A:  COMhasil    (Axel   E  Millgren,  Charles  V 

Cowham),  Engravers,  Stencil  Cutters  and  Rubber  Stanii> 

Mnfrs,  15  E  3<i.      {S,[,:  .nlv.) 
Menk  Bros,  commission  merchants,  77  Jackson. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co  of  Xew  York,  11  Waba-ba. 
Merchants'DespatchTraii>pi)rtalion  Co,  Albert  S  White  agent, 

cor  4th  and  Waba^ha. 
Mcrfluml*,^   Hotel,   Col    A   Allen   Propr,   cor    3d    and 

Jackson. 

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SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  03  7 

Maiiizer    Jacob,   Abstracts   of  Title,  and  Lawyer,  S-y 

Wabasha. 
Manner  Wra,  music  teacher,  114  W  3d. 
3Iaill»lieillier  Bros    (Robert   and   Emil),  Dry    Goods, 

7  E  3d. 
!91ailllill^  Thomas,   Grocer,  Fruits,   Vegetables,   Fish 

and  Oysters,  130  and  132  Jackson. 
Manship  Charles  H,  agt  Bickford  knitting  machines,  92  E  3d. 
Mark  John,  cigars  and  tobacco,  01  "Wabasha. 
3Iarket  Hotel,  Rothmeyer  &  Acterling  proprs,  98  Wabasha. 
Maitell  &  Johnson,  wood,  cor  -tth  and  Robert. 
Martin  John,  barber,  102  W  3d. 
Martin  John  &  Co,  lumber,  7S  W  Tth. 
Martini  Rudolph,  baker,  etc,  22.5  E  7th. 
Martinke  Ludwig,  milliner,  116  W  3d. 
Marty  John,  meat  market,  2  78  E  Tth. 
Mar%-in  Richard  F,  insurance  agent,  40  E  3d. 
Mason  Wm  F,  hats  and  gents'  furnishing,  13  E  3d. 
Masterson  Henry  F,  lawyer,  134  W  3d. 
Matheis  John,  carjiets,  oil  cloths,  etc,  1 1  E  3d. 
Mathes,    Good    &    ScJiurincier    (Jacob    Mathes. 

Emanuel  Good,  John  H  Schurmeier),   Merchant  Tailors 

and    Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  82    Jackson.     (See  hack 

caver.) 
Mathews  Henry  D,  agent  Diamond  Jo  Line,  Levee  foot  Sibley. 
Mathews  T  M,  agt'Hoosac  Tunnel  Fast  Freight  Line,  110  E  3d. 
Matter  O  &  Co,  saloon,  96  Wabasha. 
Matz  Joseph,  saloon,  15  E  7th. 
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  Wm  F,  clothes  wringers,  etc,  23  W  3d. 
Meier  Alois,  saloon,  129  Jackson. 
Meier  John,  saloon,  148  St  Peter. 
Mellj;-rou    A:  Cowhani    (Axel  E  Mellgren,  CharI.->  V 

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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638  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Merchants'  Lithographing  Co,  Ekholm  &  Westerberg  propi^, 

cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Merchants'  National  Bank,  J  L  Merriam  pres,  Walter  Maiip., 

vice-pres,  W  R  Merriam  cashr,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Merrill  G  W,  carpenter,  63  W  7th. 
Merritt  Charles  E,  dentist,  111  E  7th. 
Metcalf  Tracy  M,  seeds,  42  Robert. 
metropolitan  Hotel,  Col  E  C  BelotePropr,  cor  3d  and 

Washington. 
Metzger  Frederick,  confectioner,  334  Jackson. 
Meyer  H  J,  meat  market,  113  Mississippi. 
Meyerding  Henry,  furniture,  5-1  W  7th. 
Micliaild  Bros,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocers  and  Faiicv 

Bakers,  91  Wabasha,  123  E  7th  and  124  Fort. 
Miles  Charles  C,  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  91  Jackson. 
Milham  E  H,  books  and  stationery,  163  E  7th. 
"Miller,  Anderson  &  Rothanson,  painters,  130  Sibley. 
Miller  Bros,  cigar  mnfrs,  79  E  3d. 
Miller  Mahlon^D,  insurance,  134  W  3d. 
Miller  T  H,  saloon,  176  W  3d.  " 
Miller  W  H,  druggist,  cor  4th  and  E.xchange. 
Miller  it  Fifield,  himber,  146  Broadway. 
Miller  &  Rich,  book  and  job  printers,  28  E  3d. 
Milletto  Xarcisse,  saloon,  156  Robert. 
Minnehaha  Volks  Zeitung  (weekly),  Printing  and  Publishing 

Co  props,  100  E  3d. 
Minnesota  Democrat  Printing  Co,  Peter  J  Dreis  pres,  Freder- 
ick De  Haas  gen  manager,  publrs  Minnesota  Democrat, 

11  Wabasha. 
Minnesota  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,    Francis  Atwood   surgeon 

in  charge,  cor  3d  and  St  Peter. 
Minnesota  Masonic    Relief  Association,    Gen  R  W   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. 

Miiiiiesotn    Rendering  and  Fertilizing  Co, 

Upham,  Wyman  &  Co  Proprs,  64  E  7th. 
Minnesota  Soap  Co,  H  Hechtmann  pres,  James  Beach  sec,  2'J 

Eagle. 
Minnesota    Steam  Marble    Works,   J  F  Tostevin    propr,  130 

Robert. 
Minnesota  T  vpe  Fonndrv,  Frost,  Perry  &  Co  proin>, 

31  and  33  E  5th.      (.Se-i  -/(/(.'.)* 
Minor  &  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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SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTORY.  SAI  639 

Moeller  &  Stahhnann,  cigar  mnfrs,  64  Wabasha. 

Mohr  Christian,  tailor,  44  Jackson. 

Moll  Emil,  saloon,  Cedar  bet  7th  and  8th. 

jMoilfort  C  .1  &  Co  (Delos  A  Charles,  J  and  George 
R  Monf ort,  Groceries,  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars,  3  E  3d. 

Monson  Wm,  saloon,  176  E  7th. 

Montgomery  Hugh  B,  restaurant,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 

MontfMiss  Mary,  dressmaker,  20  E  7th. 

Moore  James  P,  grain  commission,  27  W  3d. 

Moore  'Will  S,  Lawyer,  li)0  E  3J. 

Morand  Frank,  propr  Northwestern  Boiler  Works,  cor  4th 
and  Neil. 

Morganstern  Morris,  wholesale  jeweler,  3S  Jackson. 

Moritz  &  Hazenzalil,  meat  market,  cor  Somerset  and  Mis- 
sissippi. 

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. 

Moss  A  B,  grocer,  164  W  3d. 

Moss  Henry  L,  lawyer,  5  W  3d. 

Mosser  Mrs  Anna  Si,  cigars  and  tobacco,  46^  Jackson. 

Mueller  Atigust,  fancy  goods,  133  E  7th. 

Mueller  Charles,  tailor,  61  Washington. 

Mueller  F  W,  market  gardener,  10  City  Market. 

Mueller  Peter,  grocer  and  saloon,  235  E  7th. 

Munger  Russell  C,  musical  instruments,  71  E  3d. 

Murphy  John  H,  physician,  47  Jackson. 

Murphy  John  R,  hotel,  cor  3d  and  Broadway. 

Murphy  Mrs  Mary,  vegetables,  etc,  38  City  Market. 

Mver  &  Gall,  merchant  tailors,  78  Jackson. 

M'yers  «&  Finch  (Theodore  B  Myers,  Frank  M  Finch), 
Jewelers,  4  W  3d. 

Nachtshein  Henry,  baker  and  confectioner,  150  St  Peter. 

Nagel  Charles,  market  gardener,  41  City  Market. 

Nash  George  A,  manager  L'liion  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co,  5  W  3d. 

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  W  3d. 

Nevens  MrsPE,  dressmaker,  12s  Canada. 

Xew  Eiiglniid  ^Iiitiial  liil'e  Ins  Co,  J  J  Watson 

Gen  Agent,  122  E  3d.      (jSte  Itft  hand  bottom  lines.) 
Newspaper   L'nion    (auxiliary  printing),  HP  Hall  propr,  17 

Wabasha. 
Nichols  Charles,  contractor,  121  E  3d. 


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Nicols  «fc  Dean,  wh  heavy  hardware,  ate,  cor  .3d  and  Sibley. 
Niehaus  "\Vm,  merchant  tailor.  So  Jackson. 
Niemann  Frederick,  saloon,  85  Lafayette  ave. 
.Xippolt    Andrew,  Mnfrs  Carnages,   Sleighs,  Etc,  s  n 

cor  7th  and  Sibley.     (iSte  adv.) 
Nolan  Thomas,  fruits,  etc,  47  City  Market. 
Nonemacher  Charles,  wood,  88  E  7th. 

Norris  P,  proin'  City  Mills,  cor  Lafayette  ave  and  Trout  Brook. 
North  Star  Flour  IMills,  Barton   &  Jones  proprs,  nr  7th  -' 

bridge. 
Northern  Pacific  Express  Co,  E  F  Warner  agent,  cor  4th  ai.i 

Wabasha. 
Xortlierii  Pacific  Rnilronti  €o,  H  E  Sargent  Gm 

Mngr,  G  G  Sanborn  Gen  Frt  and  Pass  Agt,  T  B  Power 

Land  Com,  Gen  Offices  43  and  4.5  Jackson.     {See  adv.) 
Xorthwcsterii  Coiiiiiiercial   Agency,  Comfort- 
Proprietors  and  Maiia-t-rs,  Fire  and  ^larine  Building. 
Xortliivestorii    Expre^iis,  Sta^e    and    Traii*- 

portalioil    Co.   K   Blakeley   Pres,   C   W  Carpent.i- 

Sec  and  Treas,  5.^'E  .3d.     (See  adv.) 
XortliM  e*leril  Fuel  Co,    E  N   Saunders   Pres    and 

Manager,  Coal,  Coke  and  Pig  Iron,  112  E  3d. 
Northwestern    Mutual    Life   Ins   Co,  Myron  Brown  generd 

agent,  10  E  od. 
XortliMcstern  Telegraph  Co,  F  B  Jilson  Mngr, 

29  Minnesota. 
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- 

ley.     {See  adv.) 
Oakland  Cemetery  Association,  R  Marvin  sec  and  treas,  ti4 

Wabasha. 
O'Brien  James  F,  lawyer,  G4  E  .3d. 
O'Brien  &  EUer,  lawyers,  IngersoU  block. 
O'Connell  Jeremiah,  horseshoer,  59  Minne.sota. 
O'Connor  John,  hotel,  61  E  4th. 
O'Connor  Wm,  saloon,  E  3d  nr  railroad  track. 
O'Donnell  &  Warren,  carriagemakers.  Exchange  nr  7th. 
Oelker  Frederick,  .saloon,  cor  Washington  and  3d. 
Officer  Harvey,  lawyer,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
O'Grady  Patrick,  grocer,  1  W  3d. 
O'Halloran  Denis,  catholic  books,  etc,  65  AVabasha. 
O'Leary  J(dm  J,  pork  packer,  12S  W  3d  and  43  W  10th. 

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best  of  style  and  on  short  notice,  at  T.  F.  HEmnO'S, 
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Olsen  Miss  A  B,  milliner,  137  E  7th. 

Olsen  Charles  C,  saloon,  70  Rosabel. 

Olsen  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  (i7-i  Wabasha. 

Olston  n  A,  physician,  151  E  7th. 

Olipeiliieisu  J  A  Co  (Joseph  Oppenheim,  Bernhardt 
Silbarstein),  "VVholsale  Millinery,  101  E  3d. 

Oreall  Edward,  saloon,  95  Jackson. 

O'Regan  Patrick,  saloon,  78  Robert. 

Orlemann  Heniy,  saloon,  91  W  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  W  7th. 

Overbeck  Hermann,  saloon,  46  W  3d. 

Overpeck  Reuben,  livery  stable,  96  E  4th. 

Owens  Jay,  physician,  40  Jackson. 

Palmer  Edward  C,  lawyer,  67  E  3d. 

Palmes  C«eorg-e,  Merchant  Tailor,  81  E  3d. 

Palmquist  Alfred  &  Co,  photographers,  28  E  7th. 

Pannell  J  F,  gents'  fumishing,"ete.  111  E  7th. 

Parker  Theodore  E,  lawyer,  37  Wabasha. 

Pasel  Otto  C,  photographer,  29  E  3d.  . 

Passavant  Charles,  insurance,  cor  3d  and  Wabasha. 

Patschorsky  Mrs  Lucy,  bird  store,  94  W  3d. 

Patterson  John,  propr  Tremont  House,  n  e  cor  Robert  and  8th. 

Patterson  Merrill  B,  dentist,  7  W  3d. 

Patterson  Robert  H,  dentist,  116  Jackson. 

Patwell  Georse,  barber,  cor  7th  and  Jackson. 

Peabotly  Bros  &  Co  (Charles  P  and  P  Smith  Pea- 
body,  Martin  Flanagan),  Importers  and  Jobbers  of  Wines 
and  Liquors,  96  E  3d.      (.Set  adv.) 

Pealock  Charles,  saloon,  86  W  3d. 

Pederson  Jacob,  hotel,  30  Rosabel. 

Penner  John  J,  commission,  12  Jackson. 

Pennsylvania  Co's  Fast  Freig^lit  Lines,  S  B 
Gault  Northwestern  Agent,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 

Pepper  A  H  &  Son  (Ashbelll  and  Theodore  M),  photograph- 
ers, 19  E  3il. 

Perkins  A  L,  (■arria^e  mnfr,  roar  of  post  office. 

Perkins,  l^yoiis  &  Co  (Wm  L  Perkins,  ilauric- 
Lyons), 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,  Heck  &  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^  W  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  Agricul- 
tural Warehouse,  s  e  cor  Robert  and  4th.  (.See  adv,  bock 
cover.) 

Pioneer  Press  The  (Daily,  Weekly  and  Sunday),  Pio- 
neer Press  Co  Publishers,  54  E  3d. 

Pioneer  Press  Co  The.  J  A  Wheelock  Pres,  F  Dris- 
coll  Sec  and  Treas,  Publishers  The  Pioneer  Press,  Litho- 
graphers, Blank  Book  Mnfrs  and  Book  and  Job  Printers, 
54  E  3d. 

Pollock,  Donaldson  &  Ogden,  crockery,  glassware,  36  E  3d. 

Poison  Olof,  shoemaker,  23  W  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- 
basha and  4th. 

Power  James  B,  Land  Commr  N  P  R  R,  45  Jackson. 

Powers  Brothers,  dry  goods,  91  E  3d. 

Prendergast  Bros,  stoves  and  tinware,  474  E  3d. 

Prescott  Mrs  Martha  A,  pawnbroker,  4S  W  3d. 

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. 
{See  adu.) 

Presley  George,  saloon,  17  E  3d. 

Price  David  C,  dentist,  6  W  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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Qiiillbv  &  nalloweli  (John  C  Quinby,  Enoch  M 
Hallowell).  Carriage  Mnfrs,  54  to  58  Robert.      {See  adv.) 

Rndclifr  AhraliJUll  31,  Architect,  Inger.^oU  Block. 

Ranialey  S  B,  baker  and  confectioner,  52  Wabasha. 

RanneyA  Hodgman,  rubber  goods,  42  E  3d. 

Ransom  &  Hortoii,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  73  E  3d. 

Rapp  Frederick,  shoemaker,  4  Mississippi. 

Reardon  Timothy,  carpenter,  105  Minnesota. 

Rebhold  :Mrs  IMarv,  vegetables,  etc,  35  City  Market. 

Red  Line  Trausit  Co,  James  W  Doran  Northwestern 
Asent,  112  E  3d. 

Reder  P  &  Co,  meat  market,  14  Mississippi. 

Reder  ifc  Van  Iloven  Bros,  com  merchants,  TO  Robert. 

Reed  «fc  Sherwood.  Lumber  Dealers,  80  Robert. 

Recs  Theodore,  clothing,  82  E  3d. 

Reese  George  W,  contractor  and  builder,  216  W  3d. 

Reichart  J  C,  boot  and  shoes,  266  E  7th. 

Remer  &  Dressell,  carpenters,  etc,  cor  Market  and  Wash- 
ington. 

Retzmann  Henry,  grocer,  202  E  7th. 

Rheaume  &  St  Pierre,  carpenters,  34  E-7th. 

Riee  Edimmd.  Jr.  Real  Estate,  m  E  3d. 

Riee  €i  Jav  &  Co,  Proprs  St  Paul  Lithographic, 
Engraving  a'nd  Publishins  Co,  27  Robert.     (See  adv.) 

Rieliards 'Edwar<l  A," Galvanized  Iron  Cornice,  and 
Roofer,  66  E  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.^ 

Roliiiison  Henry  W,  drugcrist,  88  W  3d. 

RobiiiMOn  A:  Car y'"] Charles  H  Robinson,  Sylvester  M 
Cary),  Railway  Supplies  and  Contractors,  139  E  3d. 

Rocliat  George,  jeweler,  89  w  3d. 

R'lchette  Stephen,  furniture,  13  E  7th. 
.J{<ichford  James,  saloon,  58  3Iinnesota. 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brovm 

i  Sharpe's  Mactlnists'  Tools.     35   Eiut 
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64-t  SAI  illNXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Roedler  August,  furniture,  44  W  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- 
yers, 24  E  Sd." 
Rosenband  J  &  Co,  jewelers,  19  E  3d. 
Rosenbaum  Samuel,  dry  goods,  etc,  201  E  Tth. 
Rosenfield  Ximrod,  whol  liquors,  29  W  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  W  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  M  A,  physician,  70  W  3d. 
Rubenstein  &  Levy,  furniture,  etc,  51  and  53  E  7th. 
Rudawsky  ^Lix,  second-hand  goods,  120  Jackson. 
Rnj^g-  iSorace  P,  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. 

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  Book  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. 

St  Paul  Itryant  A  Strattosi  business  Col- 
lej;c  and  TeIc^i■al^i^k•  ausHtule,  W  A  Fad  lis 

Principal,  cor  3d  and  Jackson.      (S,;e  inside  front  cocr.) 
St  Paul  City  Railway  Co,  James  R  Walsh  Treas  and  General 

Manager,  15  W"4th. 
St   Paul   Conservatory  of   Music,  Wra   3Lanner  director.  114 

W  3d. 

ID  0  K  !  Q  Q  n  Olclest,  Best  and  Cheapest.  New  Ea-'.-'-:id 
0  U  U"  I  U  0  Ul  Msml  Life  iLSTirance  Co.  uf  Boston,  J.  J.  WALTON', 
«.  w  «r  ^M  Geceral  Agcat.  ST.  PAUL. 


CD     Tl!?;DOTnM     Sole  Ag't  CASTOR  PLOWS,  Tis-cr  Rakes,  Ra 


■  J  bura  Wagons,  Bagsies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St'.Pa'ul 


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iSI  Paul  Disiiatch  Priiitiiis:  Co,  Hemv  A  Castlu 

Pros.  Mark  D  Flower  Sec,  Publishers   St   Paul   Dispatch 

au.l  Printers,  100  E  3d. 
St    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 
Pres,  C  A  Eaton  See,  W  S  Timberlake  Asst  Sec,  cor  3d 
and  Jackson. 

St  Paul  Foundry  and  5Infar  Co.  W  R  Merriaru 

Pres,  Chas  N   Parker   General   3Ianager,  Arkwright   nr 

Eastern  terminus  street  R  R. 
St  Paul   Gas  Light  Co,  H  H  Sibley  pres,  A  J  Goodrich  sec 

and  treas,  92  E  3d. 
St  Paul  Harvester  Works,  E  M  Deane  pres,  John  E  Miller  sec 

and  treas,  cor  4th  and  Robert. 
St  Paul  Lilnary,  Mrs  H  J  McCaine  librarian,  6  E  3d. 

St  Paul  Iiit!ios;"rai»liic,  Enifraving:  and  Pub- 
li<iliili;^'  Co,  G    Jav    Rice  &   Co  Proprs,  27  Robert. 

(See  a^'v.) 
St    Paul    Medical    School,    Alex   J   Stone   M  D   pres,    C  A 
Wheaton  M  D  sec,  129  W  3d. 

St    Paul,  Minneai)oli<«   &   3Ianitol)a  Ry  Co, 

James  J  Hill  General  Manager,  E   B  Wakeman  Supt,  A\' 

S  Alexamler   General   Freight  and  Ticket  Agent,  Offices 

cor  4th  and  Wacouta.      [See  ac7o.) 
St  Paul  Plow  ^Vorks,  W  B  Dean  Pres,   C  H  Bige- 

low  Vice-Pres,  A  E  Clark  Sec  and  Treas,  27  W  3d.    (See 

top  end.) 
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,  H  il  Rice  pres,   E  W 

Chase  sec,  53  Robert. 
St  Paul  Union  Depot  Co,  John  D  Estabrook  sec,  122  E  3d. 
St  Paul  Warehouse  and  Elevator  Co,  C  H  Bigelow  vice-pres, 

W  S  Timemian  manarrer,  cor  St  Peter  and  3d. 
St  Paul  Water  Co,  C  D  Gilfillan  pres,  John  Caultield  sec,  17 

E  .5th. 
St    Paul    «fc    Duluth    U  R    Co,  J    P  Ilsley   Pros. 

George  H  Smith  General  Su]jt,  R  S  Hair  General  Ticket 

Agent,  A  M  Eddy  General  Freight  Agent,  Philip  S  Hair 

Manager  Land  Dept,  Ollices  76  Jackson.      (.SVe  adu.) 
St  Paul  ifc' Sioux- City   RR  Co    Land    Department,  James  H 

Drake  coninii-siniier,  70  E  3d. 
Sailhoril    Cj;eor;;e    CJ,  General  Freight  and  Passenger 

Agent  N  P  R  R,  43  Jackson. 

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640  SAI  MIN'XESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

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  «&  5IatllClVS  (Joshua  H  Sanders,  Henry  D 
Mathews),  Lime,  Plaster,  Cement  and  Storage,  71  and  72 
Levee. 

Sandwich  Mnfg  Co,  harvesting  machines,  etc,  27  Robert. 

Sanford  David,  lawyer,  37  Wabasha. 

Saroni  H  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- 
nesota. 

Savings  Bank  of  St  Paul,  John  S  Prince  pres,  H  Sahlgaard 
cashr,  84  E  3d. 

Saynor  &  Gasaway  (Harry  B  Saj-nor,  Elmore  Y  Gas- 
away),  Proprs  International  Hotel,  114  E  7th.      (Sec!  adu.) 

Schaettle  Frederick,  sausage  mnfr,  91  St  Peter. 

Sclicfers  Bros,  Merchant  Tailors,  40  E  3d.  (See  left 
hand  bottom  liiies.) 

Scheig  &  Phillips,  barbers,  45  Jackson. 

Scheldrup  &  Wold,  druggists,  151  E  7th. 

Schell  Thomas  C,  physician,  44  Washington. 

Scherfenberg  F  C,  produce  dealer,  26  Bantil. 

Scllifiinaiin  Kudolllh,  Physician,  69  E  3d. 

Schiller  J  J,  shoemaker,  127  St  Peter. 

Schilling  C  F,  gunsmith,  175  E  7th. 

Schillo  John»fc  Co,  crockery,  etc,  108  Wabasha. 

Scbliek  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  59  E  3d. 

Schlieman  Peter,  grocer  and  saloon,  121  Canada. 

Schmidling  J  M,  grocer  and  saloon,  232  E  7th. 

Schmidt  Conrad,  restaurant,  40  W  3d. 

Schmidt  Mrs  E,  milliner,  171  E  7th. 

Schmidt  Otto  A,  music  teacher,  144  E  7th. 

Schmidt  Wm,  wholesale  liquors,  25  Robert. 

Schmidt  &  ^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. 

QPf^FCCDQ    DDflQ    importers  of  line  VooleM,  No.  40 
OunLrLRO    DriUdi  E  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mina. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,ffiS 


Ai^enta  for  Hancock's  Insplr- 

Tbe  best  boiler  feeder  in  U98. 
5tli  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis. 


SAI  AKD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  047 

Schroder  Henry,  taxidermist,  128  W  .3d. 

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. 

Schultz  Bros  &  Hansen,  grocers,  lU  W  3d. 

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. 

Scott  W  &  Co,  carriage  mnfrs,  119  E  4th. 

Sculley  &  Co,  general  repair  shop,  21  E  7th. 

Sealy  "Edward,  state  agent  Mutual  Benefit  Life  Ins  Co  of  New 

Jersey,  22  E  3d. 
Second  National  Bank  (capital  8200,000,  surplus  $76,000),  ES 

Edgerton  pres,  TK  Alexander  cashr,  cor  3d  and  Wabasha. 
Seeger  John,  lumber,  cor  6th  and  St  Peter. 
Seeger  John,  builder,  24  Market. 
Seeder    Kobcrt,   Metal,  Horn  and  Ivory  Turner,  136  E 

7th.     (Scemh:.) 
Selines  Tildeil  R,  Lawyer,  11  Wabasha. 
Seng  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  M  &  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  W  3<l. 
Siguier  "\Vm  BI,"  Mnfg   Pharmacist  and  Dealer  in  Drugs 

and  Medicines,   104  Wabasha. 
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  W  3d. 
Simonton  Thomas  D,  dentist,  30  E  3d. 
Siinoilton  «Sc  Keid  (Edward  Simonton,  Rufus  J  Reid),. 

Lawyers,  I'-H  W  3d. 

i^inRcr  :W[ainiracturiiij;  Co  The,  A  Hutchinson 

Agent,  19  E  3d. 
Sissward  Louis  F,  tailor,  97  E  4th. 

Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.  SHi 


I  amnPnnHe    '^^^^^  Cutlery  and   Plated  Ware,  at  CharL; 
LQIii|J  UUUUOj  Jolmson's  Crockery  House,  "^  YnvSuf"  ^■' 

648  SAI  illXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Skaffaren,  A  P  Monten  manager,  Hermon  Stockenstron  editor, 
office  153  E  7th. 

Skank  &  McKay,  painters,  16  W  -tth. 

Slater  &  Kelly,' borseslioers,  90  E  oth. 

Slater  &  Riley,  horseslioers,  41  E  4tli. 

Sloan  &  Dony,  painters,  174  W  3d. 

Smith  Bros,  saloon,  29  Jackson. 

Smith  Edward  G,  dentist,  29  W  3d. 

Smith  F  R  &  C  E,  physicians,  cor  4th  and  Market. 

Smith  Henry,  mnfg  jeweler,  15  Wabasha. 

Smith  James  H  E,  barber,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 

Smith  Louis  B,  tropical  fruits,  93  E  3d. 

Smith  Nathan,  saloon,  166  Mississippi. 

Smith  Pascal,  capitalist,  s  w  corner  3d  and  Jackson. 

Smith  T  M,  fruits  and  vegetables,  23i-  E  7th. 

Smith  &  Egau,  lawyers,  cor  5th  and  Wabasha. 

8lllitli  A:  Lewis,  Coal,  Wood  and  Hay,  139  E  7th. 

Smith  &  Peters,  tish,  oysters,  etc,  108  W  3d. 

Smith  &  Schmitz,  wholesale  saddlery  hardware,  46  Robert. 

Smith  &  Co,  grocers,  102  Jackson. 

Smyth  H  M  &  Co,  printers  and  binders,  100  _E  3d. 

Snyder  J  &  Co,  confectionery  mnfrs,  78  Wabasha. 

Society  for  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Animals,  E  W  Chast- 
sec,  53  Robert. 

Soderhtronz  Franz  G,  saloon,  4th  nr  Rosabel. 

Somers  John,  tailor,  32  Minnesota. 

South  Shore  Fast  Freight  Line,  C  D  Parker  agent,  120  E  3d. 

Spangenberg  Albert,  meat  market,  162  St  Peter. 

SpierCharles  W,  seeds,  lime,  etc,  286  E  7th. 

Spillk  &  !°^OU.,  Vinegar  Mnfrs,  w  s  Minnesota  bet  5th 
and  6th. 

Sproat  M  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  W  3d. 

Standard  Oil  Co,  11  R  Searle  agent,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 

Staples  Isaac,  lumber  mnfr,  120  E  3d. 

State  Arsenal,  office  182  Wabasha. 

Stees  Bros,  furniture,  etc,  51  E  3d. 

Stein  Charles  Ji,  veterinary  surgeon,  84  W  3d. 

Stephenson  Oscar,  lawver,  33  Wabasha. 

Sternberg  II  &,  A,  clothing,  33  Jackson. 

Sternberg  Samuel,  clothing,  etc,  165  E  7th. 

Stetson  W  F,  merchandise  broker,  116  E  3d. 

Stevens  Joiill  A:  Son  (John  and  J  Walter),  Archi- 
tects, 20^  E  3d. 

MA      ^  I  ^i£  ^  E«  ^     General  Agent  HaU's  Safe  and 
.  A.  EllgTOra,Lock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minu. 


DIonI/    Dnnl/O  Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 

Dtalii\''DUUl\0  ^"iSi  at  low r^tes  and  In  lest  of  Btylo,  by  F.  F.  HEIOfia, 
Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 

SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIEKCTOKY.  SAI  049 

Stevens  &  Robertson,  picture  frames,  etc,  15  E  3d. 

.'^tiwart  it  Wheaton,  physicians,  9  W  3d. 

St ierle  E,  druggist,  200  E  7th. 

Stiine  «fc  Jones,  physicians,  49  Jackson.     , 

Stornier  &  Otto,  grocers,  cor  7th  and  Broadway. 

Stroiljf,  Ilat'kett  &  Co   (Charles  D  Strong,  Charles 

W  Hackett,  Freeman   P  .Strong),  Wholesale    Hardware, 

Tinware  and  Stoves,  137,  139  and  141  E  4th. 
Stniuse  H  &  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  W  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 

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  S,  jr,  saloon,'93  E  7tli. 
Thaiiwald  Wm  M,  saloon,  100  E  4th. 
4  beol>ald  Wm,  wholesale  liquors,  98  Jackson, 
Thill  John,  saloon,  243  E  7th. 
Thomas  Christopher,  picture  frames,  12  W  3J. 
I  homas  &  Adams,  laundry,  28  Minnesota. 
I  h-.mpson  Mrs  James  &  Son,  news  depot.  111  Jackson. 
1  I'.nipson  &  Petsch,  R  R  ticket  agents,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
1  ii"n  &  Hamm,  proprs  Brainerd  Flouring  Mills,  cor  Minnehaha 

and  Green  Briar, 
horp  Frederick  A,  insect   and  vermin  destroyer,  111  W  3d. 
1  lyirwarth  Jacob,  shoem.aker,  89  E  5th. 
llMirstou   Cyrus    B,   Wagons,    Carriages    and    Fanu 

I'ui.icinents,  18  W  3d.      {See  ado,  top  lines.) 
I'lime  II  II,  grocer  and  saloon,  159  and  101  St  Peter. 
,'^;P1"T  (i  H,  horseshoer,  cor  4th  and  Exchange. 

O^teviii   J    F,   Propr  Minnesota  Steam  Marble  Works, 
"■  Robert. 


and  Grave!  Roofers. 


M  H,  CRITTENDEN  &  00  , 

Oor.  Birth  and  Sibloy  Streoti, 

St.  Pad,  Minn. 


SPRING  OVERCOATSr'""'"°°"'"°°*"' 


'  G,  F.  Parrington's,  Miimeapolia. 


650  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Trask  Mrs  A  J,  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. 
Fiiiled  States  Express  Co,  W  H  Albright  Agent, 

30  E  3d. 

Unten  Nick,  saloon,  223  w  3d. 

Uphara  Albert  T,  jeweler,  124  Jackson. 

Upham  A  T,  dentist,  109  E  7th. 

Upham,  Wyman  &  Co,  proprs  Minnesota  Rendering  and  Fer- 
tilizing Co,  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  W  A  &  Co,  commission,  40  Sibley. 

Varney  E  C  »&  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  70  Wabasha. 

Tnu^hail  &  Co  (Thomas  Vaughan),  Show  Case  Mnfrs, 
118  E  5th.     {fieeadv.) 

Villaume  Joseph,  saloon,  126  Robert. 

Vitt  H  F,  saloon,  228  E  7th. 

Vitt  J  Frederick,  saloon,  140  E  3d.  . 

Voges  Henn',  florist,  12  Citv  Market. 

Yolk^zeitiiiii^  Printing:  and  Publishing:  Co. 
A  Munch  Pres,  A  Finck  Vice-Pres,  C  H  Lienau  Sec  and 
Treas,  Publisliers  Volkszeitung  and  Printers,  100  E  3d. 

Yolkszeilung-  The  (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  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. 

"Wagner  Nic,  saloon,  108  St  Peter. 

Wah  Sam,  laundry,  59  Wabasha. 

Walker  Miss  A  D,  milliner,  113  E  7th. 

Wall  &  Bigelow,  grain  and  provision  com,  61  E  3d. 

Walla  Anton,  merchant  tailor,  31  W  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. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^'i| 


.obert  St,.  St.  Paul,  Miim. 

brands  of  Kentack  Boarbo:  tti 
e  Whiskey  oocbtantly  on  t«a- 


.    ;   7/ 


Hashow,  fylaish  &  Davis,  ^^^^^^ 

SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOKY.  SAI  051 

Wanderer  Printing  Co,  Maximilan  J  Loskiol    manager,   pub- 
lishers 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. 
"Warner  "Win  P»  Lawyer,  cor  3d  and  Jackson. 
Warren  House,  D  A  Miller  propr,  cor  4th  and  Jackson. 

AVa>*liinsrton  Lite  Insurance  Co,  J  A  Sabin  Gen 

Agt,  45  Jackson. 
Watson  Joint  J,  Gen  Agt  New  England  Mutual  Life 

Lisurance  Co,  122  E  3d.      {Se£  left  hand  bottom  liniis.) 
W^atson  &  0\ley  (John  J  Watson,  Wm  H  Oxlej-),  Gen- 
eral Insurance,  122  E  3d. 
Weaver  George,  sale  and  boarding  stables,  St  Peter. 
Webb  Edward,  lawyer,  5  Odd  Fellows' Block. 
Weber  Charles,  chief  of  police,  City  Hall. 
Weber  Charles,  shoemaker,  14  E  3d. 
Weber  Fridolin,  grocer,  282  Fort. 
Weber  John,  grocer,  212  Fort. 
Wedelstaedt  Edward  K,  dentist,  9  W  3d. 
Weed  &  Lawrence,  insurance,  119  E  3d. 
Weide  John  A  &  Co,  musical  merchandise,  42  W  3d. 
Weis  Oswald,  grocer,  252  Fort. 
Weis  W  &  Son,  grocers,  112  Wabasha. 
Weller  A  S,  saloon,  25  E  7th. 
Wenger  Joseph  ^I,  grocer,  64  W  3d. 
Werner  Frank,  saloon,  120  W  3d. 
Werner  Mrs  M,  milliner,  209  E  7th. 
West  Frank  C,  wood,  cor  Market  and  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. 

Western  Seaman's  Friend  Society,  E  W  Chase  sec,  53  Robert. 

Wevl  &  Ehnnanntraut,  meat  market,  195  E  7th. 

Wheeler  &  Wils(m  Mnfg  Co,  W  W  Dewey  as^t,  90  E  3d. 

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. 

Builders'  Hardware"'""™"™"  "^ 


p  bury  &  Draper.  35  E.  Third  8t„Sl.  Paul. 


OPflPl/PRV    ^'^^"'^^  China,      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
utlUuiXLIllj  retail.   E,  A.  HAEMOlf  &  00,,  Minneapolis. 

652  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  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  W  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^  W  3d. 
Wilson  A  &  Son,  stoves,  tinware,  etc,  187  Broadway. 
Wilson  Charles  C,  general   agent  .^tna  Life  Ins  Co,  3  Odd 

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  Aji- 

paratus  for  Public  and  Private  Buildings,  18  E  3d. '  {S,_>: 

adu.) 
W'illdsor    Hotel,  Summers   &,   Baugh    Proprs,    cor   St 

Peter  and  -ath. 
Winker  John,  saloon,  162  E  7th. 
Winley  Miss  Mary,  milliner,  36  W  3d. 
Winter  Andrew,  grocer,  118  Wabasha. 
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. 
Wood   I-iduard  II,  Lawyer  and   Justice  of  the  Peace, 
■        3i  W  3d. 
W^OOdward  dJeoi'tfe  B,  Manager  Fairbanks,  Morse  & 

Co,  46  E  3d. 
Woolsey  James  H,  mill  supplies,  29  E  3d. 
Worley  Mrs  Adam,  dressmaker,  107  W  3d. 
Wright  &  Galloway,  livery  stable,  167  8th. 
Wurm  iirs  Catherine,  brewer,  Stewart  ave,  nr  Cascade. 
Wurm  Conrad,  grocer,  cor  Randolph  and  Fort. 
Yarnall  Wm  &  F,  physicians,  cor  7th  and  Jackson. 
YoerS'  Anthony,   Brewer,  cor   Commercial  and  Ohio, 

6th  ward. 
Young  6c  Xewcl  (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  W  3d. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Boston.    The  best  Comcany  to  Insure  witu. 
"   WATSON,  Gen'l  Agent,  ST.  PAUL,  lUaa. 


NEW  ENGLAND"/ 


WILSON  &  ROGERS. 

DEAT.ERS    IX 

WROUGHT  IRON  and  LEAD  PIPE, 

SITPPLIES  FUK 

Mills,  Railroads,  Plumbers,  Gas  and  Steam 
Fitters. 

MAhTJFACTURF.RS  AM)  ERKCTORS  OF 

Hot  Air  Furnaces  and  Steam  Warming  and  Ventila- 
ting Apparatus  for  Public  and  Private 
Buildings. 

No.  18  East  Third  St.,      ST.  PAUL,  MI\X. 


PRICES  FURNISHED  OX  APP1,ICATI0X. 


C.B.  THURSTON 


Sole  Ag't  CANTOK  PLOWS,  Tiger  Rakes,  Ran- 

dall  Pulverizing  Hanows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Mil- 

J  ■barn  Wagons, Buggies, etc.,  18  W.  3(i  St.,  St. Paul 


SAI  AXD    BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  053 

Zt-rtlcr  F  W,  saloon,  1S2  \V  3d. 
Zimmerman  Bros,  photographic  materials,  S  W  3d. 
Zimmerman  Charles  A,  photographer,  S  W  3d. 
Zohn  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  1 1  E  7th. 

SAINT  PETER. 

The  seat  of  Nicollet  county,  is  an  incorporated  city  of 
3,000  inhabitants,  at  the  junction  of  the  W.  &.  St.  P.  and  St. 
P.  &  S.  C.  railroads,  in  the  eastern  part  of  the  county,  75 
miles  distant  from  St.  Paul.  It  is  located  on  the  Minnesota 
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 
are  4  hotels,  the  Nicollet  House  being  the  leading  and  most 
popular  of  the  hostelries.  There  is  in  the  city  a  National 
Bank,  with  a  capital  of  *(50,000  and  a  surplus  of  89,000.  Two 
weekly  newspapers,  the  Times,  Democratic,  and  the  Tribune, 
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 
Catholic  denominations.  The  Gustavus  Adolphus  college, 
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,  North- 
western. Express,  Am.  Daily  mails.  J.  R.  Moore,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Allen  John  N,  dentist. 
Amundson  C  &  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. 
Birki-nhauer  Henry,  watches  and  jewelry. 
BlonibiTg  G  A  &  Son,  merchant  tailors. 
Boardni.a'n  L  M,  fanning  mill  mnfr. 
Boethin  Wra,  wagoninaker. 

AKOHITEOTS,  Minneapolis.  PLias 
and  Specifications  furnishwi  for  iii 
kinds  of  Building,  on  fibort  notice. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


T'/fl 


WC    PIIMM    Pi    Pfl    riour  Mill  Builders  and  General  Mill 
.  h.  bum  cL  lU.  ^— "^^  '^z^^^--  ^^^ 

654  SAI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

Bohn  U,  physician. 

Bolsta  Peter,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Bornemann  l>t?rnhard,  propr  Farmers'  Home. 

Brandt  John,  saloon. 

Bri^^s  Stephen  II,  County  Surveyor. 

Carlson  Andrew,  farm  machinery. 

Carpenter  H  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  D  B,  Physician. 

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. 
Dunning  Samuel,  cattle  dealer. 
Eiigesser  ^latthew,  Brewer. 
Essler  "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    Importers  of  Pine  Woolens,  No.  40 
OUnLrLilO    DflUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis.  2^?^"^^'^^-^^^^ 


Maie  a  specialty  of  BEEVTErvS' 
Maoliiiisry,  Oor,  2d  St.  acd  F  " ' 
J      Avenoe  South,  Minaeapo'.; 


SAI  AND   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  SAI 

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. 

Klein  Wm,  coroner. 

Klein  "Will,  Furniture  Mnfr. 

Klitzke  Hermon,  general  store. 

Kneip  Xicholas,  saddles  and  harness. 

Kllie^^tndt  Julius,  AVines,  Liquors  and  Cigars. 

Knoll  Theodore,  general  store. 

Koelfgen  Henry,  wines  and  liquors. 

Koeuig  Michael,  saloon. 

Kohl  &  Thiets,  carpenters  and  builders. 

Kramer  Anton,  wines,  liquors,  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. 


E-i:.  C5.  :e^  s:  Xa  siji  3E^  :e^ 

Manufacturer  of  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


TOBACCO    AND    SMOKERS 
ARTICLES, 


St.  Peter,  Minnesota.      ^-^  " 

^alHcn   JPl    Pyiir/IrS    ^0°^"^  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
OClUUII  C6  Uiygidj  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


Crockery 


.^>  P'i^n/MjifmxM    '^"'e^ile   "d   Ketail.    CHARLES 


Glassware 


J  South,  imnTEAPOLIS, 


656  SAI  MIXNKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAI 

McAllister  Chauncey,  grocer. 

McCrackin  Wm  L,  ageut  St  P  &  S  C  R  R. 

McLeod  George  A,  supt  public  instruction. 

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  and 
Mnfr  of  Cigars,  Minnesota  ave.     (See  ado.) 

Moll  E  &  Son,  saddle  and  harnessmakers. 

Montgomery  Thomas  C,  city  justice. 

Moore  J  K,  Publr  St  Peter  Tribune  and  Postmaster. 

Nicollet  House,  H  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. 

Perry   TliOinn^  M,  Editor  and  Propr  The  Times. 

Peters  O  H,  agent  G  W  Van  Dusen  &  Co,  grain  and  ele- 
vator. 

Peterson  John,  judge  of  probate. 

Peterson  John  M,  blacksmith. 

Pettijohn  Elias  S,  county  auditor. 

Poison  Peter  A,  saloon. 

Powell  Wm  0,  painter. 

Randall  &  Noble,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Rniiiiey  Harvey  H,  Wagonmaker. 

Rausch  John  B,  meat  market. 

Rogers  Benjamin,  clerk  of  district  court. 

Rolk  Rudolph,  coojier. 

Rost  Anton,  propr  Railroad  Hotel. 

Rost  Charles,  saddle  and  harnessraaker. 

Rounseville  Wm  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  K  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. 

HBII  S  OQI  e  '5^^  LOCK  UOl  46  Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi^ 


F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Biuder  and  Blank-Book 

-MaEnl'actnrer,  Brackett's  Block, 
Minneapolis,  Mian, 


SAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAI  tjoT 

Scliulz  August,  l)00ts  and  shoes. 

iSclilllliacher  Stephen,  General  Store. 

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. 

Stark  Brothers  &  Davis,  general  store. 

Steinke  Gustavus  W,  farm  implements. 

Stelzer  Phillip,  saloon  and  boarding. 

Stempol  Frederick  A,  general  store. 

Strand  Mrs  S  O,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Swenson  Sander,  propr  Northwestern  Hotel. 

Thomas  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

The  Times  (Weekly),  Thomas  M  Perry  Editor  and  Propr. 

Treadwell  John  N,  loans. 

Van  Dusen  G  W  &  Co,  grain  and  elevator. 

Vcith  Frederick,  brewer. 

Volk  and  Co,  furniture  mnfrs. 

Walen  John,  furniture. 

"Woods  Charles  R,  stoves  and  tinware. 

.    ST.  THOMAS. 

A  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 
railroad  point.  It  contains  a  steam  saw  and  grist  mill, 
Lutheran  and  Catholic  churches,  and  2  schools.  Exports, 
■wheat,  oats,  potatoes  and  pork.  Tri-weekly  mail.  P.  Ronan, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTOBT. 

Ronayne  J  "VV,  general  store. 
Roiinii  Patriek,  General  Store. 
Spellacy  Grace,  school  teacher. 

ST.  VINCENT. 

This  growing  town  of  500  inhabitants  is  the  state  terminus 
of  tlie  St.  P.,  :SL&  M  Ry,  and  also  of  the  St.  Vincent  branch  of 
the  Canadian  Pacific  Ry.  It  is  situated  in  the  extreme  north- 
western 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.  A  regular  line  of  steam- 
ers 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 

Eheet-Iron  Architeotaral  W^ken 
and  Roofers.  Oor.  Siith  and  Sibl»7 
BtreetB.  St.  Paal,  Minn. 


M.H.  Crittenden  &  Co. 


A    r    Cni'l'infytnn    ^eepa  on  hand  the  finest  Pronch,  Engli, 


Ij  Scotch  and  Gennan  Suitings,  Minneapi..!;, 


658  SAI  5IINXES0TA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAN 

trains.  St.  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  oir- 
year  old.  Daily  mail  over  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  and  Canadiai; 
Pacific  railways.     D.  F.  Brawley,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Brawley  D  F,  brickmaker. 

Buie  John,  livery  and  sale  stable. 

Flyilll  Sc  O'Keel'C,  General  Store. 

Gooding  C  J,  railroad  agent. 

Head  Felix  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Head  Felix  G,  Publisher  St  Vincent  Herald. 

Lowery  Robert  W,  general  store. 

Nobles  L,  express  agent. 

O'Keefe  Wm  M,  register  of  deeds. 

Provouchoe  John,  saloon. 

Raywood  G  &  Co,  St  Vincent  Brewery. 

Red  Wing  Mill  Co,  grain  elevator. 

Rich  J  H,  cashier  St'Vineent  Bank  and  mngr  Elevator  Co. 

St  Vincent  Bank,  J  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  newly  established  postoffice  in  Redwood  county. 

SANTIAGO. 

A  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  givi- 
power  to  a  stave  and  saw-mill  here,  and  there  are  3  district 
schools.  Exports,  staves,  beef,  butter  and  cheese.  Mail  stau"' 
to  Clear  Lake  weekly.     W.  L.  IJabcock,  postmaster. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &Co.!^^ 


TO  I   Cil  nillOj  LV  UIID  «/  UUlof  wiXiiqT/rraud  cr.ar. 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  ^HII3^" 

SAN         AND  BusiXESs  'directory.         SAU         G59 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

H.ibcock  W  L,  merchant  and  farmer. 
IJabcock  &  Walker,  cheese  factory. 
Bailey  W  H,  stave  mill. 

SARATOGA. 

A  village  of  100  inhabitants  in  the  southwestern  part  of 
Winona  county,  23  miles  from  Winona  (o  h),  6  from  St. 
Charles,  the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  60  from  St.  Paul.  It 
Las  a  Free-Will  Baptist  and  a  Congregational  church,  and 
exports  wheat  and  beef.  Stage  to  St."  Charles  an.i  Troy  semi- 
weekly,  and  tri-weekly  mail.     T.  P.  Dixon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Cory  George,  blacksmith. 

Cox  L,  live  stock  dealer.  •  ■  . , 

Dixon  H  M,  money  lender. 

Draper  S  S,  blacksmith. 

Murray  P,  live  stock  dealer. 

SAUK  CENTRE. 

An  incorporated  village  of  1,200  inhabitants  in  the  north- 
western part  of  Stearns  count v,  and  a  station  on  the  St.  Vin- 
cent 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.  A  flouring  mill  of  the  same  capa- 
city, a  saw-mill,  a  feed  mill  and  a  fanning  mill  factory  are 
operated  by  steam.  The  Citizens'  Bank  is  located  in  the  vil- 
lage; 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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Apf,4d  &  Robhins.  lumber. 

ItanK  of  Sauk  <"ciitre.     {^ee  adv.) 

Barnaul  Edward  P,  furniture. 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Sharpe's  Machinists'  Tools.     3o  East 

Third  St.,  St.  Paul. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


OHIO  STONEWARE rEr/L°co!"Ll^ 

660         SAU  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SAU 

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  Pump  Manu- 
facturer. 

Coe  Lemuel  E,  propr  Sauk  Center  House. 

Corey  Rev  I  L  (Congregational.) 

Dahlem  Alfred,  grocer. 

Danalier  &  Co,  hardware. 

Davenport  H  cfe  E,  meat  market. 

Dinkle  &  Stevens,  farm  implements. 

Doty  Henry  S,  constable  and  deputy  sheriff. 

Gallup  Hiram  P,  hardware. 

Gruber  George,  brewer. 

Hall  Robert  A,  livery. 

Hanna  Mrs  Emma  B]  dressmaker. 

Harmon,  llolnie!)  &,  Co,  Flour  Mill,  Grain  and  Ele- 
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. 

Hoople  Nelson,  grain  and  elevator. 

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/    CMOI    APlin  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Jit.  f?     l.l'aUI.MlNiU  f„f,it„el  J. J.Watson, Gea'lAgt. St. Paul, ilu^- 


Cn    TlllinOTOM    SoleA^tMILBURSWA&OKS.TiT.T  Rakes,  Ean- 
K      I  H 1 1  n  ^S  I  U  N  .  '5^-1  i'^lverlzing  Harrows,  Triaoph  Soede.-s,  Can- 
iDl    lllUHOIUIlj^^  Pl,,3,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 

SAU  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SAU  CGI 

MaJland  Bros,  saloon  and  billiards. 
M:idland  JohiiO  D,  insurance  asxent. 

.Maim  ^  Allison,  Founders  and  Machinists,  Iron  and 
Brass  Foundry  and  ilaohine  Shop. 

Mcdlaud  3Iiss  Emma  E,  milliner. 

Mctzsrer  John,   meat  market. 

Miner  Xelsoil  II,  Lawyer. 

Moore  Sc  Bennett  (Alexander  Moore,  George  M  Ben- 
nett), Land  Agents,  Wild  Lands,  R  R  Lands,  Absttacts  of 
Title,  Improved  Farms,  Etc. 

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- 
ers, Insurance  Agents.     {Se<i  adv.) 

Pendergast  &  Wille,  hardware. 

Perkins  &  Sprague,  druggists. 

Peters  &  Lux,  saloon.    •  _  ,  -  . 

Pettit  Asahel  H,  gen  store.  '  . 

Roid  John  M,  meat  market. 

Rire  X  W  &  Son,  livery. 

I6ia:gs  Robert  P,"  Lawyer. 

Robbins  James  L,  real  estate  and  insurance. 

Robertson  Thomas  D.  jeweler. 

Sank  Centre  Herald.  Charles  F  Hendryx  Propr, 
Sole  Advertising  Medium  in  this  Village ;  Specimen 
Copy  and  Terms  on  Application. 

Sank  Centre  Ilonse,  L  E  Coe  Propr.     (See  adv.) 

Schaaf  John,  saloon. 

Scherftius  Wilhelm,  harnessmaker. 

Searle  &  Storey  (Frank  E  Searle,  Leo  T  Storey), 
Lawyers. 

Smith  Andrew  J,  banker  and  general  store  and  insurance. 

Spoor  Rev  W  M  M  (Methodist). 

Stewart  &  Moore,  blacksmiths. 

Taylor  Win  C,  constable. 

Thurston  Ell  O,  jeweler. 

T<>bey  Uriel  M,  grocer. 

White  Robert,  general  store. 

WilliauLs  Frederick,  saloon,  billiards  and  barber. 

^\  illiaius  &  Johnstone  Misses,  stationery,  etc. 

Woodruff  Rev  C  W  (Baptist). 

^N  uttke  Hermann  H,  carriatremaker. 


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662        SAU  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEEK  SCA 


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  tliL- 
dam  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 
three  teachers.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  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. 

Fletcher  W  II,  wagonmaker.  , 

Grain  Dominick,  harness. 

Homan  John,  saloon. 

Johnson  A  C,  blacksmith. 

Mayo  L,  drucrsist. 

Miller  J  K,  blacksmith. 

Naimbach  Charles  P,  jeweler.  .  • 

Newman  A,  harnessmaker. 

Sauk  Rapids  Water-power  Co. 

Stanton  J  A,  tiour  mill. 

Sullivan  J  M,  saloon. 

Taylor  A  S,  beer  faucet  mnf r. 

Wood  Charles  G,  general  store. 

Wood  James  N,  clothing,  etc. 

SOANDIA. 

A  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 

QPUniPPQ    DPflQ    DRAPERS  and  TAIL0ES,Nr40 
OUnLrLflO    DUUOl  East  TMrd  Street,  St  Paul,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis, 


Do  all  kinds  of  Machinery  Repaltln;;. 

promptly  alunded  to.  Cor.  Secoml  St. 
and  Fifth  Avenue  South,  Minneapolis. 


A>-D    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


tlio  open  season  of  navigation.  Scandia  has  a  Lutheran 
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 
mail  stage  to  Harmony.     W.  B.  Mitchell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Duxbury  "Wm,  stone  mason. 

Hutton  David,  stock  raiser  and  dealer. 

Larson  Severt,  stone  mason. 

Miller  John  C,  carpenter. 

Mitchell  W  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and  blacksmith. 

Wrenn  T  E,  constable. 

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  inhabit- 
ants, 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,  Presby- 
terian, 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. 

-Vllou  B  F,  dentist. 
B.uinihager  Hermann,  saloon. 

Rnnfiniy  MatOrisI  Tanedrelt,  Building  Paper, pitch, etc. 
JIUUIHlg  IVlQlgllClii  Selden&Grygla,n4N.3dSt.,KinDeapoiis. 


Crockeryl  Glassware, 


■WTiolesale   and   Katail.    CHAR 

JOHNSON,  513  Wi,=tuz.-ton  Av 

Sooth,  MEiTfEAPOLlS, 


GC4         SHA  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SUA 

Baumhoffer  Franz,  flour  mill,  2  miles  s. 

Berens  Michaol,  milliner. 

Berens  &  Gellonbeck,  general  store. 

Berens  &  Nachtsheim,  general  store. 

Bone  Xavier,  jeweler. 

Bornarth  Charles,  insurance  agent. 

Brown  Luther  31,  lawyer. 

Brown  &  Plunistead,  Mrs  and  iliss,  milliner,  etc. 

Busse  Christian  E,  grocery  and  saloon. 

BiiS!^e  A:  Heidenreich  :^Iisses,  The  Latest  Styks 

of  Millinery  Goods,  Worsteds.  Notions,  Etc,  at  the  Baz^iar 

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. 
Edert  John,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Edwards  David  W,  dentist. 
Entrup  Mrs  E,  physician. 
First    Xatioiial    Bank  (Capital   $50,000),  Horace   B 

Strait  Pres,  Dayid  L  How  Cashier. 
Frazee  John  W,  general  store  12  miles  s. 
Frey  Rey  L  F  (L^utheran). 
Gardner  George  B,  confectioner. 
Geisor  J  C,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Gelleilbceli  Georg'e  "^V,  Propr  Occidental  Hotel.    . 
Geyermann  Peter,  general  store. 
Grady  Wm,  grocer. 
Gro>s  Henry  F,  barber. 

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. 
Hlllillllirey  J  W,  Flour  Mill,  7  Miles  East. 
Hussmann  Mrs  Anna  T,  brewery.  ; 

Kauth  John,  sMoon. 
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. 

Hall's  Patent  Infallible"""-"™"""'^ 


meat  TilB»-Lock,  46  Jacksoa  BtnwV. 
"    Panl.  liiiin. 


Blank-Books 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Mc-n  and  Oorpora- 

taons,  at  low  rates  and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.  F.  HEirKia, 
Brackett'8  Block,  MicneapoUs. 


SHA  AND    BUblXESS    DIRECTORY.  SIIA  665 

Lord  Charles  H,  Insurance  Agent  and  Postmaster. 

Lord  Frauk  J,  druggist. 

McDonald  Jolui  L,  lawyer  and  district  judge. 

McGowan  Rev  J  A  (Presbyterian). 

McMullin  John,  hardware. 

M.ihoney  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, 

Occidental  Hotel,  G"  W  Gellenbcck  Propr,  This  Hotel 

is  New,  Well  Furnished,  Large,  Airy  Rooms,  and  Offers 

Superior  Accommodation  to  the  Public. 
O'Dowd  Roderick,  grocery  and  liquors. 
Peck    &.   3Iciiale    (Harrison  J    Peck,  James  McHale), 

Lawyers. 
Phillips  Bros,  livery  stable. 
I'iiilipp  Heinrich,  Furniture. 
Pinger  \Vm,  saloon. 
Plut  Rev  A  (German  Catholic). 
Pond  Bros,  Flour  Mill,  1  mile  e. 
Powell  Rev  W  R  (Episcopal). 
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. 
^chroeder  Bros,  brickyard. 
-*^<-hwartz  Michael,  merchant  tailor. 
>liL'arer  Joseph,  saloon  and  billiards, 
^'aitli  Thomas  C,  farm  implements, 
•■^■■utlnvorth  Eli,  lawyer, 
^t-vens  Charles  A,  propr  Shakopee  Courier. 
^t'Ter  Daniel  M,  grocer, 
^'•rait  George  F  &  Co,  Hour  mills. 
•  tnckland  Wm  P,  pianos  and  organs. 
^_____45 ^___ 

SLATF   POO^FR^    ^'  ^  ^^ITTE^'I'EN  &  CO.,  Comer 


Sixth  and  Sibley  Sta,,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


The  Latest  Designs '^"'^'°'''''''''^^" 


Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 


666         SUA  MIXNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEKR  SHE 

SIruilk  II  II  A:  Sons,  Druggists,  Paints  and  Oils,  St  i- 
tionery,  Wall  Paper,  Cigars  and  Agts  Am  and  U  iS  Ki 
Com])anics. 

Taylor  Thomas  F,  lawyer.  .  ^.  — 

Theis  John  H,  saloon. 

Thiede  Hermann,  carriagemaker. 

Thieni  Mrs  Catherina,  saloon. 

Thola  II  Ilemrich,  saloon. 

Vessey  Robert,  Flour  Mill. 
Wamjiach  John,  carriagemaker. 
Wilder  John  A,  lumber. 
ZoUer  Valentine,  boots  and  shoos. 

SHARON. 

A  settlement  in  the  western  part  of  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  pro- 
ducts. Stage  to  Le  Sueur  and  Waterville.  Daily  mail. 
James  A.  Farthing,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

King  James,  saw-mill. 
Schlafer  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Winegar  W  G,  saw-mill. 

SHELBYVILLE. 

A  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  !  1 '■ 
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. 
are  in  the  vicinity.  The  village  has  a  Jlethodist  EpiscM]'  >. 
church  and  common  school,  and  exports  hogs,  cattle  and  win  a'-- 
Two  mails  daily.     Virgil  Tiffany,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Dav  P  D,  flour  mill. 
Marsh  J,  Flour  Mill. 
Thomas    &   Thompson,  flour  mills. 
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. '■'■ 


PerkinSjLyons&Co.|; 


Itreet,  ST.  PAUL,  M;-. 

„^-,^ „„tly  on  hand  Ibo  fnx-r-J  ■ 

Brand  -  Club  Hooso  Bourbon.    Ir?  • 


Hashow.  Maish  &  Davis,  ™"?E?I«i;S-5 


J  MuuieapoUB,  Minn, 


SHE  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOKY.  SHE  G07 

tho  S.  >r.  Ry.  Beaver  creek  here  gives  power  to  2  Houring 
mills.  Population,  94.  Has  a  Presbyterian  church  and  com- 
mon school,  and  exports  eggs,  butter,  flour,  cattle  and  boss. 
A  wagonmaker  would  do  well  here.  Mail  stage  to  Caledonia 
.iiid  Houston  tri-weekly.     Lorenzo  Curry,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Hreiieraan  George,  blacksmith. 

Carpenter  H  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. 

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. 

A  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.  A  steam 
fl'-uring  mill  is  called  for  here.  Express,  Am.  Telecriaph, 
S.  M.  Ry.  line.  Stage  to  Cedarville,  Minn.,  weekly,  and 
tstberville,  Iowa,  tri-weekly.  Daily  mail.  J.  P.  Farmer, 
postmaster.  * 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

A.lams  G,  blacksmith. 

Autrusteeii  &  Co,  general  store. 

^  "liiKiu  C  L,  lumber  dealer. 

l>ilteinore  John,  Express  and  Railroad  Agent. 

Kiup^c-y  (J,  contractor  and  builder. 

r.riiscjn  &  ^\'enzle,  hardware. 

r  iniuT  J  P,  general  store. 

'•rLM-n  N  S,  bfacksmith. 

'•r.-y  John,  saloon. 

'111!  Mrs  Marv,  milliner. 

JeMkill-s\H  :^1,  Hanlware. 

Solid  Bronze  [jardvvare.'^"'^'^'"- "^^^^^ 

.•»-w  iiui  uswui  Ol  DRAPES,  35  E.  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 


ppnPJ/CPY    I'rench  Chiua.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
UrlUUlVLiri  Ij  retail.   E.  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Miimegpolis. 

608         SHE  illXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SIII 

LaCrosse  Lumber  Co,  lumber  dealers. 
Leukne  C,  hotel  propr. 
Livergood  R  F,  druggist. 
Luj-t  Wra,  boots  and  shoes. 
Morrell  B  F,  wagonmaker. 
Mvers  J,  well  driller. 
Odell  C,  builder. 
Persons  TV  C,  Hotel. 
Shaub  F,  harnessmaker. 
Scott  G  M,  livery  stable. 
Scott  G  W,  meat  market. 
Talmadge  S  D,  general  store. 

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. 

A  Tillage  of  about  100  inhabitants,  in  the  central  -w-estern 
part  of  Rice  county,  8|  miles  from  Faribault  (c  h),  the  nearest 
railroad  point,  and  50  from  St.  Paul.  It  has  a  Catholic  churcli, 
a  public  school,  a  steam  tlouring  mill,  2  hotels  and  several 
stores,  and  exports  wheat  and  pork.  Semi-weekly  mail. 
Thomas  Coleman,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIEECTOEY. 

Brown  M,  general  store. 

Corcoran  Michael,  blacksmith. 

Dooley  «fc  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. 
A  settlement  of  about  lOo  souls,  in  Crystal  Lake  townshii', 
eastern  part  of  Hennepin  county,  3  miles  north  of  Minneapulis 
(c  h),  and  12  from  St.  Paul.  The  Shingle  creek  here  g'vi ;■* 
power  to  the  Crystal  flour  mills.  Brick  making  is  the  promi- 
nent industry  of  the  place,  anil  the  exports  are  bricks  and  tlour. 
Has  a  Methodist  Episcopal  church  and  district  scboul.  aud 
calls  for  a  good  general  store.     Tri-weekly  mail  stage  to  31  in- 

OAOU     A  OOCTO  OVER   SI  5,000,000.    The  -Hew  Z-.-:^- J 
WmUli    n\J\fb.l\J  Bt.  Paul,  (haeralAgont  for  MlasMoU. 


Cn  TUIIDOTrSM  Sole  A^'tMILBURN -WAGONS,  Tif  67  Eikes.Ria- 
.  Dl  I  nUaO  1  Ui^l  daUPalveri:iEgHamws,Tnnn,ph  Seeder,,  Can- 
I  L»l    I  liwiiw  1  \#llj  ton  Plows,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 

SIII  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SIL  609 

ncipoHs,   Osseo,    and    Monticello.     Willard    Bohanon,   post- 
ma!.ter. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

IS.-iIfour  M  G,  carpenter  and  builder. 
1!.  rs;  &  Johnson  Bros,  brick  mnfrs. 
(ailipbell  "Will,  Grocer. 

ll.istv  R  H,  brick  nmfr. 
Iliu-uis  E  L,  blacksmith. 
Mason  Miirch,  hay  baler. 
Morrison  S  D,  brick  mnfr. 
Oswald  Henrj-,  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  rail- 
road points.  A  cheese  factory,  a  German  Lutheran  church 
.111(1  common  school  are  located  here.  Mail  on  Saturdays 
from  Le  Sueur.     Henry  Ostermann,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ilusske  I,  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.  Semi- 
w_f<;'kly  mail  stage  to  Granite  Falls  and  Marshall.  O.  G. 
Voldey,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

'  hristianson  G  T,  farm  implements. 
I'.ilily  O  J,  justice. 
H.uiune  S  O,  blacksmith. 
IvitteUoil  a  O,  Farm  Implements, 
•'"■irson  E,  farm  im])Iements. 
^orly  S,  flouring  mill, 
riiorstenson  Rev  K  (Lutheran). 
Vildey  O  G,  general  store. 

SILVER  CREEK. 

In  the  township  of  the  same  name,  in  the  northwestern 

p-irt  of  Wright  "county,  13   miles  from  BufTalo   (c  h),  and  5  8 

t'oiii  St.   P.-iul.     Big  "Lake,  1.3  miles    distant,  is    the  nearest 

'••••ilroad  point.     The  Silver  creek,  at   this  i.oint,  drives  a'saw- 


ARPUITppTO  WILSON  &  JORDAN,  SSoa 

TIUIII  I  LU  I  Ol  to  PnbUoBaUdin?3,ScIioola,Court-Hoube5  and  Churched. 


J  to  PnbUoBaUdings,  Schools,  Court-Ho 


W.  F.  GUNN  &  CO.--"^"---- 1::^- 


improvements,   lLD.TfEAP0LI3,   M;ia" 


SIL  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SKY 


mill.  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  J,  millwright. 

Cutting  W  11,  book  agent. 

Grant  J  J,  constable.  " 

Lamber  &  Chub,  saw-mill. 

Locke  J  X,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Melrose  Thomas,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Stirewalt  D,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

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,  general  store. 
Taska  .-ItlSfUst,  Hotel  and  Saloon. 
Totusek  John,  boots  and  shoes. 
Williams  &  Custer,  saw-mills. 

SIOUX  VALLEY. 
A  special    sujijily    postoffice  in  the  southwestern  part  of 
Jackson  county,  1 7  miles  from  Jackson  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point. 

SIX  OAKS. 

In  the  township  of  Quincy,  on  the  northeastern  line  of 
Olmsted  county,  20  miles  from  Rochester  (c  h),  and  4  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 
Goodhue  county,  .35  miles  from  Red  Wing  (c  h),  and  about 
55  from  St.  Paul.  Claremont,  14  miles  distant,  is  the  nean-t 
railroad  point.       Has  a  Norwegian   Lutheran  church  and    a 

^PHFPFPQ    PDflQ    ^'"^9  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  40 
OUnLri-nO    DnUOiE.  Third  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,«- 


alFcucderjo-^tlacf. 

Cor.  2d  St,  and  rifih  Ave. 

lUjmeapoUa,  Mina. 


SKY  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SLE  071 

common  school,  and  exports  farm  produce.     Mail  stage  semi- 
vcekly  to  Zumbrota.     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. 

An  incorporated  village  of  about  450  souls,  situated  on 
Sleepy  Eye  lake,  and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  X.  W.  Ry,  in 
Home  township,  western  part  of  Brown  county,  15  miles  from 
New  Ulm  (c  h),  and  140  by  rail  from  St.  Paul.  A  branch 
railroad  has  been  recently  completed  from  Sleepy  Eye  to  Red- 
wood Falls,  which  has  greatly  increased  the  trade  and  activ- 
ity 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  Episco- 
pal, Presbyterian,  Methodist,  German  Lutheran,  Congrega- 
tional 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. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  James  P,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Bangs  Dwight,  photographer. 

M.  C.  BUKNSIDE.  G.  W.  SOMERVILLE. 

BuRNSIDE  &  SoMERVILLE, 

Collectors,  Eeal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agts. 

Loans  Negotiated.      Collections  a  Spec- 
ialty. 
FIFTH  STREET, 


Sheet-Iron  Siding. 


For  lactories,  Mills,  Bridges,  etc    Sei- 
dell &  Grygla,  lU  5.  3d  Bt.,  Mlimeapolifc 


i}'Vf  ,>-.    .'.    .        lo't 


Charles  Johnson,  '^"''^  ^' "'"""' '"  ^''- 


I J  mgton  Ave.   South,  MINKEAPOLIS, 


672  SLE  MINXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SLE 

Berg  Charles,  propr  Minnesota  House.  ] 

Bertrand  J  Peter,  saddle  and  harnessmaker.  | 

Bingham  R  H,  Hardware,  Stoves,  Etc. 

Blake  Charles  B,  general  store.  ' 

Boll  Fridolin,  wines  and  liquors.  ! 

Burnside  :!Uyroil  C,  Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Ai;. nt. 

Bliriiside    A:    Soilierville,   Law,    Collection,   In^ir-  i 

ance,  Loans  and  Real  Estate.     {See  adv.)  \ 

Cane  Mark,  barber.  j 

Case  Rev  A  (Baptist).        '  j 

Christenson  Peter,  farm  implements.  j 

Clark  Wesley  J,  bakery  and  restaurant.  ; 

Conrad  &  Arnold,  livery  stable. 

Coulthard  &  Huntsman,  farm  implements  and  insurance  a;xts.  j 

Deuber  Rev  S  (German  Lutheran).  "^  ] 

Dousman  L  W,  express  and  railroad  agent.  i 

Eaton  &  Co,  livery  stable.  i 

Emmerich  Christopher,  hotel  propr. 

Fohl  Michael,  wines  and  liquors. 

Frantz  &  Black,  Meat  Market. 

Frane  John  P,  liquors  and  billiards. 

Friess  Jacob,  wines  and  liquors.  -  ' 

Gallagher  Isaac,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Gebser  Wm,  cigarmaker.  ( 

Goettsche  Henry  A,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Hagemann  John,  saloon. 

Hanson  Hans  J,  lumber,  etc. 

Hausou  Lars,  Postmaster  and   Dealer   in  Books,    Sta- 
tionery, Wall  Paper,  Confectionery,  Etc. 

Hillesheim  Matthew,  wagonmaker. 

Ibberson  Francis,  druggist. 

Keegan  Bros,  general  store. 

Kimm  Theodore,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Kimm  Mrs  T,  millinery  goods. 

Kuapp  Sc  Chapi'ii,  Proprs  Revere  House. 

Kohne  Fritz,  cattle  dealer. 

Kramer  &  Burgess,  Proprs  Sleepy  Eye  Brewery. 

Landen  Rev  (Presbyterian). 

Lang  G  A,  house  and  sign  painter. 

Legge  John  J,  druggist. 

Loba  Rev  V  E  (Congregational). 

liOreilO  Hoil.se,  W  R  White  &  Son  Proprs. 

Majewskie  Peter,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Miller  Wm,  contr.actor  and  builder. 
Minnesota  House,  Charles  Berg  propr. 
Mitchell  Thomas  H,  general  store. 
Moe  Christ,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Hail's  Safe  I  Lock  Co.  I  tr8r.""l'S 


Book-Binding, 


Tot  County,  Township  and  City  Officers,  in 

best  of  jtyle  and  on  short  notice,  &t  F.  F.  EEJiTTIGHS,. 
Briokatt's  Block,  ilinneapolls. 


SLE  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SMI  673 

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  A  E,  editor  propr  Sleepy  Eye  Wide-Awake. 

Robinson  Rev  M  J  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Kunitz  &  Bendixen,  general  store. 

Russell  D  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. 

Seller  John,  tailor. 

Sendmyer  Rev  B  (Catholic). 

Sleepy  Eye  Witle-Awake  (Weekly),  A  E  Rising  Ed 

and  Propr. 
Smith  Rev  E  (Methodist). 
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,  M  W  Phelps  Propr. 

\N  ellcome  &  Howe,  physicians. 

AVIiite  W  R  &  Son,  Propr  Loreno  House. 

Young  Rfv  H  E  (German  Methodist  Episcopal). 

Zieske  John  C,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

SMITHFIELD. 

A  postoffice  in  the  eastern  part  of  "Wabasha  county,5l5- 
miles  south  of  Wabasha  (ch),  and  10  from  Kellogg,  the  most 
convenient  railroad  point.  A  farming  neighborhood.  Daily 
*tage  to  Wabasha  and  Plainview.  Two  mails  daily.  C.  G. 
Dawley,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 


Dawley  C  G.  justice  of  the  peace. 


ROOFING  MATERIAL 


Tarred  Polt,  BaUdln?  Papef,  Pitch, 
8t«.  M  H  fiEITTEITDEN  &  CO..Cr,r. 
Slith  and  Sibley  8t3.,  St.  Paul,  Mmn. 


G.  F.  Farrington, ^"^'" "''"  """"  ''^'^ ' '"" 


239  Nicollet  Avenue,  MlEneapolis,  Mica. 


674  SMI  MIXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SOil 

Dawlev  D  L,  constable. 
Slaytoii  H  H,  blacksmith. 

SMITH  LAKE. 

A  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- 
tion  350.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Two 
mails  daily.     R.  M.  Morgan,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Baker  &  Green,  blacksmiths. 

Binette  John,  physician. 

Clark  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Cochen,  Hynchraan  &  Co,  flouring  mill. 

Cochcu  J  Z,  Nurseryman  and  Lawyer. 

Doble  &  Son,  carpenters. 

Erath  A,  saloon. 

Mortran  R  ;^I,  General  Store  and  Grain. 

Olson  John,  hotel  and  lumber.  V 

Watson  L.  constable. 

Willis  N  C,  hardware. 

Zoleny  Charles,  shoemaker. 

SMITH'S  MILL. 

A  postoffice  in  a  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  I c  h), 
and  90  from  St.  Paul.  One  saw-mill  is  in  operation  here. 
and  wood  and  lumber  are  the  exports.  Daily  mail.  Charles 
F.  Stokes,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Gohen  Wm,  carpenter. 

Heisler  W  F,  canvassing  agent. 

Lane  Mrs  H,  boardinsx  house. 

Smith  S  S,  Saw-Mill  and  General  Store. 

SOMERSET. 
A  settlement  in  Kimball  township,  northwestern  part  of 
Jackson  county,  14  miles  from  Jackson  (c  h),  and  7^  from 
Windom,  on  the  St  P.  &  S.  C.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Mail  stage  to  Windom  and  Namsos  4  times  weekly.  John 
Johnson,  postmaster. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31   Eobert  BtTee^  ST.  PAUL,  M;aa 

EotabUshed  1859.   Oldest  Liqnar  Otil- 

an  In  Bt.  FooL 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis,  aSSSSg 

SOR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SOU  6  75 


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,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Sorlien  E  H  &  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. 

An  incorporated  village  of  122  inhabitants  and  a  station 
on  the  St.  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.  A  grist  mill  and  stone  yard  are  needed  here. 
Weekly  stage  to  Judson  and  Butternut  Valley.     Daily  mail. 


D.  P.  h; 


avis,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Brown  Charles,  railroad  agent. 
Davis  D  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   Washington   county,  3 
miles  south  of  Stillwater  (c  h). 

SOUTH  TROY. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Wabasha  countv, 
^0  miles  distant  from  Wabasha  (c  h). 

Biiders'  Hardware  Z%'^^'S7^.ST. 


J.I^JiJ 


Headquarters  for  Crockery  "-"E 


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apolis. 


676  SPE  MIN-NESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SPR 


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 
point.  The  village  has  a  population  of  40,  a  district  schnnl. 
and  exports  wheat,  corn,  oats  and  potatoes.  Weekly  mail 
stage  to  Cambridge.     Mary  E.  Smith,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Clough  E  G,  hotel. 

Griggs  S  S,  flour  and  saw-mills. 

Smith  "\V  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and  general  store. 

Walker  &  Sehumaker,  live  stock. 

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. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  Brownstown  tow  n- 
ship,  western  part  of  Brown  county,  30  miles  from  New  I'lm 
(c  h),  and  90  from  St.  Paul.  Population,  125.  It  has  Catholic. 
Lutheran  and  Congregational  churches,  and  the  district  is 
being  organized  for  school  purposes.  Exports,  wheat,  corn 
and  stock.  A  grist  mill  is  required  here.  Two  mails  daily. 
M.  H.  Gamble,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aarnes  A  E,  grain  dealer. 

Anderson  A  G,  grain  and  lumber  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  Store. 

I  Q  3  K        I  Q  9  n    Oldest,  Best  and  Cheapest.    New  E:::  '•  '  1 

I  0  0  U"  I   U  U  Ul  Matnal  Life  Insurance  Co,  of  Boston.  J.  J.  WAl^^^N. 
'  •   w  w  wi  General  A?ent.  ST.  PAUL. 


C.B.  THURSTON 


Sole  Ag't  TIGER  RAKES,  Milbura  Wagons,  Bog. 

gicJ.EindillPiilveriang  Harrows,  Triumph  Se'»d- 

J  ers,  Canton  Plows,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Paul, 


SPR  AXD    BUSI>fESS    DIRECTORY.  SPR  677 

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  Christ,  saloon. 

Schwarzrock  &  Tooth,  blacksmiths. 

Sist  &  Altennat,  general  store. 

Wangerm  August,  boots  and  shoes. 

Warnkis  11  C,  harnessmaker. 

SPRING  GROVE. 

An  incorporated  village  of  over  200  inhabitants,  in  the 
southwestern  part  of  Houston  county,  11  miles  from  Caledo- 
nia (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. 

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. 

Gilbertson  T,  hotel  propr. 

Halvorson  O,  justice  and  general  store. 

llelden  H  H,  blacksmith. 

Uendricksen  Nils,  general  store. 

Horgh  Charles,  hardware. 

McCormick  M,  grain  dealer. 

McMichael  A  &  T,  grain  dealers. 

Olsen  &  Kielard,  general  store. 

Hefue  Rev  St  S  (Lutheran). 

lleierscil  E,  Druggist. 

Hosendahl  P  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hosendal  A  A,  restaurant  and  constable. 

Tbostansen  Ole,  watchmaker. 


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678  SPR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SPR 

SPRING  HILL. 

In  the  central  western  part  of  Stearns  county,  40  mili-s 
from  St.  Cloud  (c  h),  and  12  from  ilelrose,  the  nearest  railroad 
station.  It  has  a  Catholic  church  and  district  school,  and 
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. 

SPRING  VALE. 
•  A  country  postoffice  in  Bradford  township,  central  part  of 
Isanti  county,  5  miles  from  Cambridge  (ch),40  from  St.  Paul, 
and  14  from  Xorth  Branch,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  A  saw 
and  grist-mill  is  in  operation  half  a  mile  distant.  It  is  a  mis- 
sion station  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  church,  cout.ains  a  dis- 
trict school,  and  exports  wheat  and  other  grain.  "Weekly  mail 
stage  to  Cambridge  and  Spencer  Brook.  A.  E.  Booth,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Booth  Rev  Charles  (Episcopal). 

SPRING  VALLEY. 

An  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,  turn- 
ing out  school  and  office  furniture,  a  foundry,  5  churches.  Con- 
gregational, 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», 
tri-weekly.     Daily  mail.     B.  F.  Farnur,  postmaster. 

QPHFITCSQ    Pl^flQ    DEAPEKS  and  TAILORS,  nTw 
uUnUrLllO    DllUOl  East  Third  Street,  St.  Paul,  Mian- 


HashoWjMaish&DaviSj 


Are  Ag''nt3  for  Hancock's  Inspir- 
ator. Tbobestboilorfoederinnsa. 
2d  Bt.t  5tli  Ave.  3.,  Minneapolia. 


SPll  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SPR  670 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Adnill^  Ethan  (i  BE,  Jub  Printer  and  Xotion.s. 

.Iliulcrscil  IX  J»  Arehilect,  Contractor  and  Lumber 
Dealer. 

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. 

Itra«<!i  Alniblid  R  4c  Son,  Grain  Dealers  and  Ele- 
vator. 

Buckwell  John,  constable. 

Burleson  Asa  R,  lawyer  and  justice. 

Burnham  M  H,  painter,  house,  sign  and  carriage. 

Cargill  &  Van,  Edward  Duulap  agent,  grain. 

Chaj/man  T  M,  notary  and  collection  agent. 

Clark  Charles  M,  general  store. 

Cobb  &  Lee,  druggists. 

Colman  C  L,  W  Bonteeon  agent,  lumber. 

Coiiiniercial  Slotel^  N  B  Smith  Propr. 

Cooksey  Francis  M,  barber. 

Culberton  Mack,  barber. 

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  Rw  John  B  (Conrrregational). 

Farmer  Iteiijaiiiiii  F,  Postmaster  and  Insurance. 

Farmer  .lames  I),  Attorney-at-Law. 

Farmer  &  Fastoii,  Banker's. 

Flower  A   P,   City  Treasurer. 

Flower  A  P,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Fuller  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. 

Greincr  Bros,  Houring  mill. 

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680  SPR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  SPR 

Griswold  &  Lee,  grain  dealers. 

Hnlbknt    .lolill    C,    Dry    Goods,  Groceries    and   Boots 
and  Shoe>i. 

Hande  &  Johnson,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakers. 

Hardie  Rev  Robert  (Wesleyan  Methodist). 

Hargreaves  S,  grain  dealer. 

Ilart  Ablicr  X,  Propr  Hart  Hotel. 

Heudershot  David  C,  blacksmith. 

Hermis  Charles,  shoemaker. 

Hill  Kdivard,  Flouring  Mill. 

Hoard  Lauren  .4.  Jeweler. 

lloliiiail  Albert  15,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Notary,  In- 
surance and  Collection  Agent. 

Holllian  Albert  R,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Insurance. 

Hood  George  F,  grocer. 

Howard  C  O,  constable  and  deputy  sheriff. 

Ho\ie  Jlilillit  W,  Groceries,  Cigars  and  Crockery. 

Hunt  Sidney  A,  hardware. 

Hyde  Mrs  H  C,  dressmaker. 

Kelley  Mrs  L  M  »X;  Co,  milliners. 

Kellogg  W  L,  recorder  and  town  clerk. 

King  &  Gray,  general  store. 
■  Kumm  Christian  F,  wagonmaker. 

Xiammond  Wm  D,  horseshoer. 

Larson  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Xiasher  Wm,  carpenter. 

Lawrence  Martin,  harnessmaker. 

Lee  J  S,  grain  buyer. 

Livingston  R  C,  agent  Jewel  nursery. 

Liloyd  Henry,  Wagonmaker. 

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  H  F  <fc   Son,  General  Store. 

JMinott  Henry  W,  furniture. 

Molstad  &  Hjelle,  general  store. 

Moore  R  L,  physician. 

2^elson  Christopher,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Xortii  Star  Iron  Work.-*,  W  A  Potter  Propr,  Mnfr 
of  Cane  Mills. 

Oleson  Ole,  painter.  .  .      • 

Patterson  ^\  J,  wagonmaker. 

Paul  John,  C  S  McLuan  agent,  lumber. 

HaH'cQafo  ^1  nnlf  Pn   Manufacturers  of  rire  and  Siug- 
naii  O  dale  ^  LUufV  uUnar  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paid,  Minn. 


F.  F.  Hennig 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

c—   _       Manafaotnrer,  Brackett's  Blook, 
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SPll  AND    BUSINESS    DinECTOKY.  SPR  681 

Payne  Hros,  general  store. 

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  A  J,  grain  elevator. 

Schraut  Henry,  baker  and  confectioner. 

Shipton  John  H,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Smith  Dryden,  lawyer. 

Smith  James,  brick  mnfr. 

Smith  J  C  &  Co,  Genera!  Store. 

Siiiitlt  X  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. 

Thomas  Estus,  dentist. 

Thornhill  F  W,  physician. 

Tinklepaugh  Wm  X,  general  store. 

Todd,  Pennie  &  Co,  brick  mnfrs. 

Valley  House,  M  Collins  propr. 

Van'  Leutcn  II  C,  Propr  Spring  Valley  Vidette. 

Van  Mackelenbergh  F  J,  physician. 

Viall  Julius  B,  boots  and  shoes. 

Warren  George  M,  jeweler  and  Am  express  agent. 

Washburn  Charles,  carpenter. 

^\  ashburu  Wilbur  W,  grocer. 

Weisbeck  George,  carpenter. 

Whitman  A  F,  physician. 

WiiitMian    A:"Brown,    Mnfrs    School    Furniture  and 

Farm  Implements. 
Wilson  George  W,  flouring  mill. 
Witter  Rvv  F  S  (Baptist). 
»\  OOfUvard  Win  II,  Mnfg  Confectioner  and  Baker. 

SPRUCE  HILL. 

In  tlie  nortlieastern  jjart  of  Douglas  county,  14  miles  from 
Ak-xandria  (c  h),  13   from  Osakis  Station,  and  138  from  St. 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices." 


_  H.  CRITTENDEN  &  CO., 

Oor.  Blith  and  Sibley  StrwU, 

Bt.  P»al,  Minn. 


I  ll  ICII I  Ill^lUllj  Scotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolu. 

682  SPR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  STA 

Paul.  The  saw  and  lath  mills  on  the  Spruce  Hill  stream  jifj- 
duce  the  lumber  which  is  the  sole  export.  A  grist  mill  i^ 
needed.  There  is  a  Lutheran  church  in  the  village,  tjomi- 
weekly  mail  stage  to  Osakis  and  Parker's  Prairie.  Mrs.  S.  K. 
Gordon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTORY. 

Gordou  Dro$,  Saw  and  Shingle  Mill. 

STACY. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.  &  D.  R.  R.,  in  Lent  township,  south- 
western part  of  Chisago  county,  9  miles  distant  from  Centre 
City  (c  h),  and  3-t  from  St.  Paul.  It  has  a  population 
of  40,  a  district  school,  and  exports  wood,  ties,  hay,  pork  and 
potatoes.  Express,  U.  S.  Two  mails  daily.  S.  K.  Lyou, 
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.  A  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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Peterson  M  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Soderlund  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

Troolin,  Peterson  <fc  Beckman,  saw-mills. 

STANTON. 

A  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 
school.  Mail  stage  from  Northfield  weekly.  Wm.  Goudy, 
postmaster. 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  tr.trT<^:2r^' 


Ar»  AgonU  for  the  b«Bt  Oyl!nd«r 

Lubricator  ia  the  world,    8»ti»- 

J  faction  gnarantesJ.  Stlunoipolifc. 


Hastiow,  Maish  &  Davis  ^^^i^^^^^^'^^ 

STA  AND    BUSINESS    DIKKCTOEY.  STA  C8i 

BUSINESS   DIRECTOET. 

4;  Oil  (I  V  "Will,  Gfiieral  Store. 
Mirnll  k  A,  blacksmitli. 
I'ollard  James,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Wilcox  N  C,  O.xford  Flouring  Mills. 

STAPLES. 
A  newly  established  postoffice  iii  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. 
A  steam  saw-mill,  Swedish  Lutheran  church  and  school  house 
are  located  here.  Tri-weekly  mail  stage  to  Cambridge  and 
Harris.     Lars  Hunter,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTOEY. 

Brink  Rev  N  J  (Lutheran). 
Elmquist  Charles,  boots  and  shoes. 
Elstrom,  Olof  &  Oss,  blacksmiths. 
llnll  Frederick,  General  Store. 
Hammargren  Juhn,  blacksmith. 
Lee,  Gilmoro  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 

STAR  LAKE. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  the  northern  central  part 
of  Otter  Tail  county. 

STAVANGER. 

In  Norraania  township,  near  the  center  of  Yellow  Medi- 
cine county,  18  miles  from  Granite  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  Has  a  Norwegian  Lutheran  church  and  foar 
common  schools.  Weekly  mail  stage  to  Marshall.  R.  Swen- 
8ou,  postmaster. 

BUSINK.SS    DIRECTORY. 

I>otseth  A  O,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Kise  J  O,  boots  and  shoes. 

Nyberg  E,  blacksmith. 

J^eland  M,  tailor. 

Swensen  K,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Thorstensen  Rev  K   (Lutheran). 

Keep  a  fall  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Sharpe'a  Machiniets'  Tools.    35  Eart 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Headquarters  for  Crockery 


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STEELE  CENTRE. 
A   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. 

STEPNEY, 

A  postofiice  in  the  western  part  of  Big  Stone  count \-    'n 
miles  from  Ortonville  (c  h). 

STERLING  CENTRE. 
A  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  to 
Amboy  weekly.     \V.  Ellis,  postmaster.  " 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

•Courand  Rev  J  E  (Methodist). 

Ellis  Wm,  general  store. 

Francis  C  L,  physician.  .      ■ 

Furman  Wm  G,  flour  mill  and  hotel. 

Hunt  Rev  X  A  (Conorretjational). 

Johnston  Wm  H,  blacks^mith. 

Pratt  Rev  F  A. 

Randall  IVm,  Sorghum  Mnfr. 

Webb  Wm,  sorghum  mnfr. 

STEWART. 
A  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- 
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. 

'^A    PniHort  ^^"    ^oreseeth    the    Evil    and    Insurcth 
M    rl  UUCni   himself."     Kow  Ea^'Ip.nd  Mutual  tfe  Insnrnnco  CV.  .• 

Boston,    J.  J,  WATSON,  St.  Pad,  Gen'!  Agent  for  Kias.'sou. 


cb.tkurston; 


;ole  Ag't  TEIUITPH  PEEDEES,  EondoU Pulvoris- 
ing  Harrows,  Tiger  Kakos,  Cacton  Plows,  MLlburn 
VTagoas,  Buggits,  otc,,  13  W.  3d  St.,  ST.  PADL. 


STE  AKD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  STI  065 

Clinton  E  II,  boots  and  shoes. 

Di'gree  Eli,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Donaldson  R  L,  agent,  farm  implements. 

Farquar  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Gillespie  J  D,  agent,  farm  implements. 

Hall  A  J.  Live  Stock  Dealer. 

Hall  A  J  tfc  W  G,  farm  implements  and  wool  dealers. 

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. 

STEWARTVILLE. 

In  the  southwestern  part  of  Olmsted  county,  near  the 
county  line,  12  miles  from  Rochester  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  and  80  from  St.  Panl.  The  Root  river  here  drives 
a  flouring  mill,  and  the  village  has  a  population  of  50,  Pres- 
byterian 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  and  boots  and  shoes. 

Collin  A;   Stewart,  Flouring  Mill 

Fairbairn  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Howard  W  P,  dentist. 

Kelly  James,  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  W,  carpenter. 

STILLWATER. 

The  city  of  Stillwater,  the  lumbering  centre  of  Minnesota, 
is  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  Mis- 
sissippi 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  Octo- 
ber, 1843,  when  Minnesota  was  yet  a  part  of  the  territory  of 
Wisconsin.  The  Stillwater  Lumbering  Company,  composed  of 
Elam  Greely,  Elias  McKean  and  C.  F.  Leach,  located  tlie 
town  site  and  erected  a  mill  in  the  place.  The  village  was 
platted  and  recorded  in  September,  1848,  and  incorporated 
as  a  city  in  March,  1854.  It  has  now  a  fine  county  builil- 
ing,  a  city  hall,  a  public  library,  2  graded  schools,  and 
school  property  representing  a  cost  of  8100,000.  The  pub- 
lic schools  employ  18  teachers,  and  are  attended  by  some 
1,000  pupils.  The  Lutheran  and  German  congregations 
have  parochial  schools.  The  churches  are  Episcopal,  Meth- 
odist, German  Methodist,  German  Lutheran,  Swedish  Lu- 
theran, Presbyterian,  Congregational,  Catholic  and  Uni- 
versalist.  The  city  has  a  large  number  of  fine  dry  goods, 
hardware  and  grocery  stores,  together  with  a  full  repre- 
sentation of  the  various  trades,  professions  and  occupations. 
Three  flouring  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.  Lum- 
bering 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- 
mills have  a  capacity  of  125,000,000  feet  annually.  The 
largest  lumber  concern,  that  of  Hersey,  Bean  &  Brown,  has  a 
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 
■&  Co.  is  another  great  industry.  They  manufactured  and 
sold  1,100  Minnesota  Chief  threshers  in  1879,  and  their  capa- 
city 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  regis- 
ter, and  the  Champion  speed  indicator.  J.  M.  Burbridge,  hat 
and  clothing  dresser,  has  an  establishment  of  metropolitan 
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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STI  AND    nUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  STI  6S7 

sitaple  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  manufac- 
turing 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  show- 
ing is  expected  for  18S0.  The  grain  trade  last  year  aggrega- 
ted 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.  Ex- 
press, 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,  Clerk  District  Court,  Washing- 
ton Co. 

Bloomer  Samuel,  billiards  and  bowling  alley. 

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,  M  &  St  P  Ry. 

liuluv  Frederick,  merchant  tailor. 

Bnrbridffe  J  M  &  Son,  Dyers,  Scourers,  Clothes 
Cleaned  and  Repaired,  2d  s  of  Postoffice.     {See  adv.) 

Burke  John  F,  clothintr,  etc. 

Biirlingham  D  L,  news  depot. 

'^'"h  August,  boots  and  shoes. 

■Mitts  Iklniund  ii.  Lawyer,  Real  Estate  and  Postmaster, 
Chestnut. 

ELDEN  &  GRYQLA. 
14  Nonli  Ttird  StreoU 
Hinneapolifl,  iiini*ebOta- 


Fire-Proof  Doors  I  Shutters.' 


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I   Qmn  Pnnflp    '^^-^^  Cutlery  and    Platod  Ware,  at  Char'.ij 
Laiiip  UUUUbj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^l^^'^lZlt:'-^- 

688  STI  MINKESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  STI 

Caesar  John,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Caine  W  H,  physician. 

Cannon  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. 
Carli  Christopher,  physician. 
Carli  Mrs  C  H,  dressmaker. 
Casey  James,  blacksmith. 
Castle  J  X  &  Ira  W,  lawyers. 
Central  House,  John  W  Booren  propr. 
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. 
Conhaim  Charles  &  Co,  clothing,  etc. 
Connors  James,  wasjonmaker  and  blacksmith. 
Conrad  Win   *i,     Mnfr   and  Jobber   of    Tobacco   and 

Cigars,  Main.      {See  adv). 
Crandall  Henry  M,  druggist. 
Culver  George  X,  books  and  stationery. 
Dahm  Joseph,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Daimond  Wm  R,  merchant  tailor. 
Darms  John  X,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Dera^ii^Cil  Plazi  S,  Wines,  Liqiiors  and  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  &  Co,  logs,  lumber,  etc. 
Easton  A  B  &  Son,"Prnprs  The  Stillwater  Gazette. 
Eldridge  Arial,  books  and  wall  paper. 
Ellison  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Farmer  Henry  C,  livery  stable. 
Farmer  &  Fitzgerald,  wines  and  liquors. 
Fassett  John  S,  upholsterer. 
Ferguson  Bros,  boots  and  shoes. 
Field  Miss  F  A,  milliner  and  fancy  goods. 
First  Xational  Bank,  Louis  Hospes  Pres,  F  A  Srv- 

mour  Cashr,  ^lain. 
Fitzgerald  James  P,  blacksmith. 
Fliesburg,  Opsahl  «fc  Co,  druggists. 
Foster  Hiram  L,  farm  machinery. 


Hali'sSafelLockCo.*^""'"'"'"-"' 


I  ings,  46  Jackson  St,  ST.  FAUI' 


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BEST  THRESHER  ON  WHEELS. 

SATIsf ^OTORV  v'frHivi-'-';^;^^?^^^^^  '««^'  expensive  and  MOST 

bATISFACTOR-i  JIACHI.NE  IN  THE  3IAEKET.  WUl  handle  wet  grain  as  weU  as 
w7liandn?frf.?«™r,ln?o"°'i^^,''''°i'  timothy,  threshing  and  cleaning  both  as 
weU  and  nearly  as  rapidly  as  wheat,  and  requires  no  change  except  the  sieves.   Has 


rface  than 
under-blast.     Our  CLOVER  HULL- 
■  work  more  rapidly 


more  square  feet  of  separatinnand  clean 
aruj  can  not  be  overloaded.  It  is  both  ovf 
rXG  ATrACH.MENT  is  new  and  very  des    _ 

«Ji5VI!;«?,.^™  ^^"'^^"■'■^'•'  H-^l"?  ilachjne.  "SEPARATORS 'ofthe^ri^o.^'  ^^ 
Jinea/or  steam  or  horse  power,  as  desired. 

the\lw^TSrr?TJfvr°^?-^R'^°  piPRO^-ED  WOODBL-RT  POWER,  and 

l,L*rK^^3>;^"?'^'^  POVlr^R.all  mounted  on  four  wheels,  are  manufac- 

urpaased  by  any  m  the  market. 


tured  by  us,  and  c 


Akomanufacturers  of  Lumber,  Doors.  Sash,  Blinds,  .Mouldinffs,  TTlndow  and 
J>oor  Frames,  Wooden  Ware,  Straight  and  Hrcular  Stair  Rails,  Balusters  and  Newel" 
rosts.  Matching  and  Planing,  Sawing  and  Turning,  Office,  Store  and  Hall  Furni- 
ture and  other  Job  Work  done  in  the  best  style  and  at  the  Lowest  Prices  Glazed 
windows  constantly  on  hand. 

For  Price  List  and  Circulars,  address 

SEYiMOUR,  SABIN  &  CO. 

MANUFACTUKERS, 

STILLWATER,  MINNESOTA. 


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G.  F.  FARRINGTON,'^^'""''"'"''^^^"  '^ 


Nicollet   Avenue,    MinneapoLi 


STI  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


.    Francis  Thomas,  restaurant. 

Frederick  Adolph,  manager  Opera  Hall. 
Frye  Daniel,  conTectioner. 
Gillespie  &  Harper,  lumber  commissioo. 
Glass  Miss  D  B,  millinei'  and  dressmaker. 
Goeck  Henrich,  urines  and  liquors. 
Godley  ^liss  M  E,  manager  Northwestern  Tel  Co. 
Goodrich  Bros,  meat  market. 
Gorrie  Wm  F,  citv  supt  public  schools. 
Grojgfory  Clinrle§  P,  Citv  Attorney,  Main 
Gregfory  &  Comfort,  Lawyers,  Main. 
Had  ley  &  Jackson,  barbers. 

Hall  IVlH  B  &  Co,  Mnfrs  Agents  Nesmith  Grain  Re"- 
ister  Hale's  Wire  Band  Cutter,   Ashland's  Sack  HoldeT 
t  airbanks  Scales,  Etc,  Main.     (See  adv.) 
Hanitsch  Bernhard,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Hanson  &  Co,  meat  market. 
Harrigan  Dennis,  carpenter  and  builder 
Harrington  Rev  W  H  (Universalist). 
Harris  Mrs  11,  dressmaker. 
Harv-ey  &  Shephard,  saloon  and  restaurant 
Hathaway  Calvin  M,  blacksmith. 
Hawkinson  August,  boot  and  shoemaker 
naM-kiiigoil  John,  Propr  Wexio  Hotel. 
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,  Shin- 
gles, Mouldings,  Doors  and  Windows,  and  General  Store, 
Office  at  the  :\Iills.     {See  adv.) 
Hitchcock  Charles  W,  musical  instruments. 
Holcomb  Charles  P,  sheriff. 
Hospes  Adolphus  C,  general  store. 
Hospes  Louis,  pres  First  National  Bank. 
Hospes  E  L  &  Co,  hardware,  iron,  steel,  etc. 
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  &  D  R.  R 
Kelso  Josej-h,  plumbers  and  gas  fitters. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  "'s^'^l 


Eobert  St.,  St.  Paul,  Miuc, 

"  jentB   for  the  New  Orle&r« 
Life  Oiifars. 


Blank-Books  S^' 


ufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 
ate3  and  invest  of  style,  by  F.  F.  HEKNIG, 
Brackett's  Block,  MmnoapoUa. 


STI 


^XD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


STI 


STILLWATER  LUMBERMAN 

CIRCULATIOK,     1,600. 

Best  Advertising  Midium  on  ilinnesota  and  'Wisconsin  Line. 

Published  by 

LUMBERMAN  STEAM  PRINTING  CO. 

Book  and  Job  Printers,  EiUers,  Binders  and  Engravers  and  Blank  Book  Manufac- 
turers.   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  8i  CO. 

STILLWATER,  MINNESOTA. 

General  State  .\gents  for  ttie 


NESMITH  GRAIN  REGISTER 

isWai  Ol     M\ 
Sacl[  Holier  Xl 


Win  Bui  Culiir 


Special  Piicounti 


Speej  iicator 


IRflM    DnnCirPC    ^   ^   ORITTENDEN  &  CO.,   Corner 
inUI>i    riUUrLllOi  Sixth  and  Sibley  StreeU,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


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692  STI  MINNKSOTA    STATE    G-^ETTEER  STI 

Kenny  John,  eoufectioner. 

Kern  Frederick  W,  boots  and  shoes. 

KevsfOIie  lIoil<«e,  Horace  Volignv  Propr,  Myrtle. 

Kiehle  Rev  A  A  (Presbyterian). 

Kilty  Bros,  groceries  and  meats. 

King  &  Seymour,  druggists. 

Knapp  Avery  R,  dentist. 

Kruger  Emil,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Lanners  Mrs  M,  laundry. 

liCCky  TllOllias,  Lawyer,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Collec- 
tion Agent,  Main. 

Lecomb  Charles,  meat  market. 

Lehmiekc  Rudolph,  lawyer  and  judge  of  probate. 

Lendbloom  Charles,  confectionery  and  cigars. 

Lilly  Lake  Driving  Park  Association,  Isaac  Staples  pres. 

Lindholm  A  T,  real  estate. 

Linhoff  Wm,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Loeb  &  Albeuburg,  meat  market. 

Looniis  Frank  E,  photographer. 

Lotz  Wm,  barber. 

LOM'ClI  Albert,  Propr  Sawyer  House,  cor  2d  and 
Myrtle. 

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.      {See  adv.)  -LdcSfl 

LuinbcrnihnN    Xational    Bank,    Isaac    Staples 

Pres,  Henry  W  Cannon  Cashr,  Main.      {See  adc.) 
Lundahl  John  P,  merchant  tailor. 
Lung  Sam,  laundry. 
Lyons  John,  wine  and  beer  hall. 
McClure   &  ]?Iarst,  Lawyers,  Main. 
McCoy  James  A,  grocer,  etc. 
McKusick,  Anderson   &  Co,  saw-mill,  west  end  Chestnut    st 

bridge. 
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  Wm  11,  sewing  machines. 
Men-y  Benjamin  G,  ileiitist. 
Millard  Perry  H,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Moffatt  Micliael,  blacksmith. 
Mondeau  George,  saloon. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 

Boatoii.    Thu  beet  Company  to  lofaro  »  — 
•   WATSON,  Qen'l  Agent,  8T.  PAUL,  Jt-"-^ 


NEW  ENGLAND:'! 


Hashow,iVlaish&  Davis, 


Do  all  kinds  of  Hachlnfry  ReT^.^i^ 
Orders  by  tclcpl.ooe.  vira  or  ie 
promptly  atttnJcd  lo.  Cor.Sccon, 
and  Fifth  Avenue  South.  Minneip 


STI  AND    BUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY.  STI 


W.  S.COINRAD, 


MA-SI-FACTt-RE 


?w...'  -  ICIGAES 


^Xji    '"  '..a.«?e_»^_     ,  ./  AMD  JOBBER  IN 


-'^  ,-/^-^ — ^  TOBACCO. 

"^  STILLWATER,  MINN. 

STILLWATER,  MINN. 

CASH  CAPITAL  PAID  IN,  $150,030.       SURPLUS,  $20,000. 

officers: 
3S.V.\C  STAPLES,  Pres't.    K.  F.  HERSEY,  Vice-PreBt.    H.  W.  CANNON,  Cashier. 

DUtECTOHS: 

ISAAC  STAPLES,                        D.WID  BRONSON,  E.  S.  EDGERTON, 

JKO.  McKUSICK,                          D.  N.  SABIN,  L  E.  STAPLES, 

H.  W.  CANNON, R.  F.  HERSEY, D.  TOZER. 

MILLER  BROTHERS, 

S!AKlTA(m.-RER.S  OF 

BATTEAiJi,  mm 

SAIL  BOATS,   ETC. 

In  the  very  BEST  STYLE,  and  at 

reasonable  pricfs. 
Oars  constant!}-  on   hand  for  &ale. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper.; 


I  on  Levee,  south  Uii  Wareho 
STILLWATER,  MINN. 


Euilders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  35 E  Third  St.,  St.  PauL 


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W.  F.  GUNN  &  CO.  SfSfSsS-fc":  ^■■■' 


eapolu,  Mil 


694  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  llolli<<>   Bl,  Lawyer  and  Real  Estate,  Main. 

Murdot'k  A:   Coililbrt,  Insurance,  Main. 

Murphy  Rev  Morris  E  (Catholic). 

Neibling  Rev  J  (Catholic). 

Xelson  C  N  »&  Co,  lumber  and  general  store. 

Xethaway  John  C,  lawyer. 

Netzer  Frank  B,  express  agent. 

Nolen  Louis  E,  barber. 

Northwestern  Tel  Co,  Miss  M  E  Godley  manager. 

O'Brien  Edward,  wines  and  liquors. 

Orff  Adorniram  J,  livery  stable. 

O'Shaughnessy  John,  boots,  shoes  and  sewing  machines. 

Patwell  Mrs  Mary,  confectioner,  fruits,  etc. 

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  Boom  Coq)o  ra- 
tion. 

Quinlan  John,  plumber  and  gas  fitter. 

Rahr  &  Hanson,  livery  stable. 

Raitcr  Frank,  saloon. 

Read  Frank  E,  Notions. 

Reed  John  A,  warden  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,  Isaac  Staples  Pivs, 
John  S  Pruct.ir.  Sec. 

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^    ^'"^  Merchant  Tailoring,  Ko.  -10 


E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Miuu- 


Cn    TMSIOOTOM    So!9Ag'tTSIiraPHSEEDEE3,RaTi(JanPdT«ris- 
n.    I   nUnO  I  LiIMi  ing  Harrows,  Tiger  Kakcs.CantoaPlowi.Milbnra 
i  Ul    I  llt^llW  I  WI^J  Wagons,  Bcggiea,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 


STI 


AND    Bl'SIXES.S    DIRECTOUY. 


STI 


Mcliiilenbiir^  &.  Boeckeler  Liiiniber  Co,  Mnfr.s 
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  &  Taylor,  proprs  Stillwater  Messenger. 
Seymour,"  Sabill  «&;  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  Rev  J  (German  Lutheran). 
Simmons  H  &.  Co,  saddles  and  harness. 
Simmons  <fc  Grant,  blacksmiths. 
Simonet  Sebastian,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Simjison  A,  barber. 
Sinclair  James,  photographer. 
Singer  Mnfg  Co,  Wm  11  Merrick  manager. 
Smith  Mrs  E  P,  milliner. 

Sproat  H  O,  agent  St  P  A  D  R  R  grain  elevator. 
Staerkel  Mrs  Julia,  grocer,  etc. 
Staples  Isaac,  lumber,  flour  mills  and  general  store. 
Staples  &  Karney,  blacksmiths. 
Stein  Wm  J,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Stenstrom  Peter  J,  bi'Ot^,  shoes,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Stillwater  Uiiildiu^  As'^ociatioii,  Ernest  L  Hos- 

pes  Pres,  Frank  A  Si^ymour  Sec. 
Stillwater  Flour  Mills,   David   Bronson   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-lus- 

tcred  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. 

ARCHITECTS,    Acccnstics,  Heatln? 

and   Te.ntUiticn   carcnlly    and  CCJ- 

j  rccUy  arranged.    Jlianeipolia,  Mica. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


flharlp^?    InhnQlin    ^™°^"y  ^^  Glassware,  513  VTicb- 
UIIQIICO  ^UIIUDUIIjington  Ave.   South,  MDOTEAPOLia 

696  STI  illXN-ESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  STI 


Stillwater  Gas  1As:ht  €o,  Isaac  Staples  Pros,  IK.nrv 

W  Cannon  Sec,  cor  Main  and  Mvrtle. 
Stillwater  Gazette  (weekly),  A  B  Easton  &  Son  proprs. 
Stillwater  Library  Association,  Mrs  E  J  Treat  librarian 
Stillwater     LllUlberman     (Weekly),     Lumberman 

Steam  Printing  Co  Pubirs,  Main.      (See'adv.) 
Stillwater  Messenger  (weekly),  Seward  &  Taylor  proprs. 
Stillwater  Savings  Bank,  Isaac  Staples Pres,  Henry 

W  Cannon  Sec,  cor  Main  and  Myrtle. 
Stillwater  IVater   Co,    E  W  Durant    Pres,  H  W 

Cannon   Sec   and    Treas,   Otlice  Lumberman's   National 

Bank. 
Stussi  R,  tlour  mill. 
Sulliyan  Daniel  J,  carriagemaker. 

Swaiu  Rros,  Founders  and  Machinists,  3d  near  Myrtle. 
Sweeney  &,  Rogentine,  barbers. 
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  Wm  E,  dry  goods,  etc. 
Torinus  Louis  E,  hardware  and  stoves. 
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. 

Double  Ohronomentric  Attach- 
ment Time-Loci,  46  Jackioa  etrwt. 


Hall's  Patent  Infallible 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  -ISi^a 


STI  AND    BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY. 


AVolf  Joseph,  brewer  and  propr  Pacific  Hotel. 
Wright  &  Mosier,  sicjn  and  carriage  painters. 
Yorics  J  C,  blacksmith. 
Ziircher  Alfred,  physician. 

STOOKTQN. 

A  village  of  about  400  inhabitants,  and  a  station  on  the 
W.  &,  St.  P.  division  of  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the  central 
eastern  part  of  Winona  county,  8  miles  from  Winona  (c  b), 
and  107  from  St.  Paul.  The  Rolling  Stone  river  here  furnishes 
power  to  2  flouring  mills,  and  the  exports  of  the  section  are 
flour,  wheat  and  general  farm  produce.  A  Methodist  and 
Episcopal  church  and  a  public  school  are  located  here.  Tele- 
graph, Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Mail  twice  daily.  W. 
II.  Churchill,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 

Churchill  W  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,  furniture. 

Yacle  II,  wagonmaker. 

STONY  RUN. 

A  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  Nor- 
wegian 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. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOHY. 

Bergh  11  S,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Bergh  Rev  O  N  (Lutheran). 

Hide  B  M,  cooper. 

Ilaxeltoii  Leonard,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

J»  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  },:u:,i 
Avenae,  MinneapoUa. 


MINNESOTA  STATE  GAZETTEER 


STORDEN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  nortlnvestern  part  of  Cottoiuvoo.l 
county,  18  miles  from  Winilom  (ch),  and  12  from  Lambirion 
Station,  on  the  W.  &  St.  P.  R.  R.  Semi-weekly  mail.  U. 
Christopherson,  postmaster. 

SUEL. 

In  Credit  River  township,  east  central  part  of  Scott  county, 
is  12  miles  fom  Shakopee  (c  h),  4  from  Prior  Lake,  the  nearvsi 
railroad  point,  and  30  from  St.  Paid.  A  saw-mill  is  run  Irii- 
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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Barbeau  Peter,  blacksmith. 

Clary  Peter,  state  representative. 

Clary  Thomas,  justice  and  saloon.        \ 

Doody  Michael,  constable. 

Hull  t,  hotel  propr. 

Reed  &  Brothers,  general  store. 

Reed  &  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  Kerk- 
hoven,  the  nearest  railroad  j^oint,  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  11:1- 
an  Evangelical  Lutheran  church  and  common  school,  aii'i 
exports  wheat,  cattle  and  butter.  Weekly  mail  stage  to  Chi(>- 
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. 

A  village  of  about  200  inliabitants,  in  Sunrise  township, 
eastern  part  of  Chisago  county,  lo  miles  from  Centre  City  {<-  1'). 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Robert  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  M;: 

SPEOULTT-Full  Une  of  W:iim  ■ 

Llqaors  for  family  use. 


Book-Binding, 


For  County,  Tovmship  and  City  Officers,  in 

best  of  style  and  oa  short  notice,  at  F.  F.  HENi'IO'S, 

Brackett'a  Block,  Mianeapolis. 


SUN  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  TAO  O'.CJ 

7  from  North  Brancli,  the  most  convenient  railroad  point,  and 
50  from  St.  Paul.  Sunrise  river  here  affords  excellent  water 
privilep;es  which  are  utilized  by  2  grist-mills  and  1  saw-mill. 
Settled  in  1854.  Exports,  Hour,  wheat  and  pork.  A  wa<;oii 
shop,  shoe  shop,  lawyer,  doctor  and  minister  are  called  for 
here.     Three  mails  weekly.     J.  H.  Warner,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Collins  S,  blacksmith. 

Lowe  S,  flouring  and  saw-mill. 

McClure  Samuel,  general  store  and  lumber. 

Mold  Mrs  J  M,  general  store,  hotel  and  flour  mill. 

Vose  F,  hotel  propr. 

SWANSEA. 

A  postoffice  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Renville  county,  3 
miles  north  of  Stewart,  on  the  C,  31.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  and  33 
northeast  of  Beaver  Falls  (c  h.). 

SWENODA. 

A  postoffice  in  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 
Benson  and  Montevideo.     Ole  0.  Sienenstad,  postmaster. 

SWIFT  FALLS. 

In  Camp  Lake  township,  northeastern  part  of  Swift  county, 
11  miles  from  Benson  (c  li),  and  nearest  railroad  station,  and 
130  from  St.  Paul.  A  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. 

TAMARAC. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.,  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. 

TAOPI. 

An  incorporated  village  of  100  inhabitants,  in  Lodi  town- 
hliip,  southern   part   of  Slower  county,  and   a   station   on  tlio 

I  CEITTETOEN  4;  CO  , 
Sixth  and  8ih''>yBtrcot«, 
8t.  Paul,  Mum. 


Pitch  and  Gravel  Roofers.^' 


Largest  Slock  CrockgryMo^f  oa,  mtlX 

700        TAO  MIXNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  TAY 

C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Rv,  20  miles  from  Austin  (c  h),  and  loo  ,hh- 
south  of  St.  Paul.  It  contains  1  Presbyterian  and  1  Mfth- 
odist  church,  and  exports  wheat.  Express,  U.  S.  Daily  mail. 
C.  AUeman,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTOKT. 

Alleiuau  C,  General  Store  and  Hotel  Propr. 

Barker  W  E,  lawyer  and  insurance  agent. 

Bradberry  E  L,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Brainerd  W  P,  grain  and  lumber  dealer. 

Campbell  George,  wagonmaker. 

Corbitt  G  W,  general  store  and  grain. 

Edwards  VTm,  physician. 

Koto  P  O  &  Co,  druggists  and  grocers. 

Mitson  Bros,  saddle  an<i  harnessmakcrs. 

Mitson  W  B,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

O'Brien,  blacksmith. 

Olberg  0  N,  general  store. 

Olberg  &  Swenson,  general  store. 

Paul  James,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Smith  C,  lawyer. 

Smith  C  &  Son,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Styre  Nicholas,  blacksmith. 

Tubbs  L  M,  groceries  and  provisions. 

TAYLOR'S  FALLS. 

An  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 
pletion.     The  St.  Croix  river  here  would  afford  inexhaustil 
water  power  were  it   utilized   for  manufacturing  Industrie 
The  village  contains  2  saw-mills,  a  feed  mill,  carding  mill  ami 
stave    factory,    all    operated    by  steam.     The  Presbyterian, 
Methodist    and   Catholic   congregations    have  churches,   ami 
there  is  an  independent  graded  school.     Daily  stage  to  A\  yo- 
ming.     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. 

foresoeth    the    Evil    and    Insureth 

EnE-lau.l  Mutual  Life  InBunicco  Co.  o) 
WATSON/SU  Panl,  Gen'l  Agont  for  MiuncJ-.t.. 


"A  Prudent  "-e?/-!: 


Hesho  w,  f^aish  &  Davis,  ^^^^^^=^1^ 


particdar  attention  to  sot- 

_  ip  of  Engine  Boilers  and  ai] 

kinds  of  macMnery.  MianeapoUj, 


"^^^  ^^'D    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  TAY 


Christoverson  Georare,  blacksmith 

Comer  wJ!^   ^  ^]^^    ^^''  ^*^""''^'  ^"''''  Lan>ber,  Etc. 
Comei   W  m,  gent-ra!  store. 

Dalles  House,  Harmon  .Xettertield  propr 

Dorothy  Frank  B,  lawyer  and  real  estate. 

i;llison  &  btannard,  general  store  and  lumber 

i^mery  bamuel,  toll  bridcre  keeper 

Falls  House,  Henry  Kattenberg  propr. 

Fo  s'on!  fi3  Edhor  and  Projr  Taylor's  Falls  Journal. 

1  ol-soiu  Georjfe  B,  Receiver  U  S  Land  Office. 

^  o1m„u  Levi  M  ,  groceries  and  provisions. 

I- Olsom  W^  H  C,  Real  Estate. 

Gontram  Aloise,  confectioner,  fruits,  etc 

t/n^       ^f:  ^°'  contractors  and  builders. 

Hallberg  Alfred,  watchmaker. 

Hallberg  Samuel  M,  drusrgist. 

Hobbs  &  Grant,  meat  market 

Humphrey  Mrs  E  C,  books  and  notions. 

Kattenberg  Henry,  propr  Falls  House. 

Kistner  Thor,  watches  and  jewelry  -'     • 

Lamberson  Rev  John  (Methodist)^ 

Leavy  A  C,  Wagonmaker  and  Blacksmith. 

i^eske  ii-rnst,  merchant  tailor. 

Lungbarg  Gust,  tinner. 

Murdoek  A  J,  physician 

S.u*/*'*'?!*''**  llaritton,  Propr  Dalles  House. 
^ewberT  Henr\-  H,  surveyor 
Newell  Miss  Mary  A,  restaurant,  etc. 
Owens  John  P,  register  U  S  Land  Office. 
I'ayne  James,  saloon  and  billiards 

Peaslee  Clarence  E,  General  Store. 

Peaslee  Mrs  \\  m,  milliner. 

Peterson  Charles,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Reynolds  Eli  C,  confectioner,  fruits,  etc 

Sarjfeut  Sanrord  C,  Photographer. 

^chon  Moran,  wines  and  liquors. 

^chottmiller  Joseph,  brewery  and  saloon, 

aetyer  H  >v ,  lawyer. 

Seymour  G  W  &  Co,  drugs,  books,  etc 

hhoquest  Gustav.wagonmaker  and  blacksmith. 

»imnions  ^\  m,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith. 

>itCr\,fd"iJ;cV:'"""""'  ^'''"■"^^'  ^'  "  ^^'^^"^ 

^  ^.*'""5  •*""'*^?  G'-o'-ge  B  Folsom  Receiver,  John  P 

Uweiis  Register.  ' 

\  an  yii.k  Isaac,  woolen  mill. 
\\  ard  John  D,  livery  stable 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Sharpe's  Mackiuiata'  Toola.     35  Eiat 
TMid  St.,  at.  Paul. 


Send  Your  Orders  ^'^S^M^S'^^^"'- 


chicery,  to  W.  F.  Qnnn  &  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Min.;. 


702        TAY  MIXXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  THO 

"Wier  Wm,  saddles  and  harness. 
Winslow  James  H,  livery  stable. 

TENHASSEN. 

In  the  tO'WTiship  of  the  same  name,  southern  part  of  M.ir- 
tin  county,  12  miles  distant  from  Fairmont  (c  h),  the  nearest 
railroad  station,  and  150  from  St  Paul.  Population,  50.  II;i-, 
a  Methodist  and  Adventist  church  and  district  school,  ami 
«xports  general  produce.     Semi-weekly  stage  to  Fairmont. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOET. 

Decker  A  Ij  M,  Justice  and  Insurance  Agent. 
Decker  C  E,  general  store. 
Osman  Don,  constable. 
Personins  C  D,  hotel  propr. 
Williams  Rev  R  J  (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. 

The  seat  of  Carlton  county,  i?  a  village  of  some  200  inhab- 
itants and  a  station  on  the  St.  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 
and  shingle  mills.  Exports,  lumber,  shingles,  etc.  Tele- 
graph, Northwestern.  Express,  U.  S.  Mail  daily.  J.  ^^■ 
Litchfield,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Hawkins  H  II,  lawyer  and  real  estate. 
Hayes  J  P,  general  store. 
Johnson  A  W,  saloon. 

QPUrrrDC    PDOQ    DR APEES  and  TAILOES,  No.  4 0 
OunLrLSlO    DllUOl  East  Third  Street,  St,  Paul,  Miua. 


Cn     Tf^T^OTfllM     Sole  Agr't  CANTON  PLOWS,  Tieer  Rakes,  Ran- 
■    bl     I   hlinol  lj[^,  daUPnlven^in^  Harrows,  Tri™phSeec!e™,Ma. 

TIIO  AKD    BUSINESS    IIIRECTORY.  TOR  703 

Leland  Mrs  M  A,  hotel  propr. 

Litchfield  I  W,  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 
50  from  St.  Paul.  The  Wells  creek  drives  a  flouring  mill 
in  the  neighborhood.  There  are  Lutheran  and  Methorlist 
churches  and  a  common  school.  Exports,  wheat.  Weeklv 
mail.     A.  W.  Jensen,  postmaster. 

TIVOLI. 

A  settlement  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Blue  Earth 
county,  6  miles  distant  from  Mankato  (c  h),  the  most  conve- 
nient 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,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIEECTORT. 

Bennett  &  Harvey,  saw-mill,  carpenters,  etc. 
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. 
McBeth  Charles,  constable. 

TORAH. 

In  Richmond  township  near  the  center  of  Stearns  county, 
is  a  village  of  about  150  inhabitants,  24  miles  from  St.  Cloud 
(c  h),  15  from  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.  Tri- 
weekly mail  stage  to  St.  Cloud  and  Paynesville.  Jacob 
Simonitsch,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Bakfs  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Becker  George,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Berghoff  Joseph,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker. 
Busseu  ;M  a,  notary  and  collecting  agent. 

WiTson  &  Jordan,  ^— ^^^-^^°^«-^-^^ 


AEOHITEOTS,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


Crockery 


«  h    SQ^Vfl/firP    JOHNSON,  513  Wa^hiurt^n  Av,-,1 


704        TOR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  TRA 

:.•  Dueber  Josoph,  saddle  and  hariiessmaker. 

I  Englehard  George,  justice  of  the  peace. 

►  Etheii  John,  liotel  and  saloon. 

f  Gertken  Lucas,  school  teacher. 

h  Heimert  E,  boots  and  shoes. 

^■.  Lembeak  B,  saloon. 

I.  •  Liverding  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

f  Muggle  Joseph,  constable. 

I  Rathbun  A  M,  physician. 

I;  Richmond  Alining  Co  The,  coal  miners. 

C  Schneider  John,  carriage  and  wagonmaker. 

[  Scholen  Michael,  meat  market  and  pumps. 

r  Shaefer  J  P,  hotel  and  saloon. 

i  SilllOllit!>>cii  Jacob,  General  Store  and  Grain. 

[  Souther  Rev  A  (Catholic). 

[  Thyen  B,  constable. 

j  Tscheueperleiu  J,  carpenter  and  builder. 

I  Weber  Claudius,  brewer. 

t  Welling  Henry,  boots  and  shoes. 

Wieber  Wm,  hotel  propr  and  barber. 

TORDENSKJOLD. 

A  settlement  in  the  township  of  the  same  name,  in  the 
southwestern  part  of  Otter  Tail  county,  14  miles  from  Fergus 
I  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,  post- 
master. 

TOWN  SITE. 
I  A  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. 

TRACY. 

In  Monroe  township,  southeastern  corner  of  Lyon  county, 
18  miles  from  Marshall  (c  h).  It  is  a  village  of  350  inh.abit- 
ants,  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.  A  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,  post- 
master. 

HaH'sSafelLockCo.""'"""""""^"^' 


!  inga,  46  Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 


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Hashov/,Maish&  Davis, 


Are  Aeentfi  for  all  kindi  of  Ma- 

oMnery,    Cor.  2d  St.  aad  Fifth 

Ave.  Soath,  IliniieapoUa. 


AND    BUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY.  TRO 


BUSINESS  DIEECTOET. 

Beach  N  <fc  Co,  lumber. 

Cr.ui^  John  L,  livery  stable. 

Davis  J  P,  general  store. 

Evans  D,  hardware  and  farm  implements. 

Finch  Neil,  hotel  {iro])r. 

Gibbs  M  D,  hotel  propr. 

Ilangen  &  Peterson,  blac-ksmiths. 

llartigan  James,  saloon. 

IIll^li!«  «fc  Owens.  General  Store, 

Kloiu  Jacob,  saloon. 

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  M  E,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Ward  J  M  ifc  Co,  lumber  and  furniture. 

Warren  A  &  Co,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Weidman  J,  druggist. 

TRANSIT. 

In  the  western  part  of  Sibley  county,  ZO  miles  from  Hen- 
derson (c  h),  10  from  Brownton,  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry, 
the  nearest  railroad  station,  and  about  75  from  St.  Paul.  A 
German  settlement,  with  a  Lutheran  church  and  district 
school,  exporting  wheat.  "Weekly  mail  to  New  Auburn  and 
New  Ulm.     Carl  Bubolz,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTOEY. 

Rabcock  W  F,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Bubolz    Carl,  Farmer. 
Krueger  J,  constable. 

TRENTON. 

A  postoftice  on  the  northwestern  line  of  Freeborn  county, 
13  miles  from  Alden,  the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  25  from 
Albert  Lea  (c  h). 

TROUT  BROOK. 

A  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 

Pilch  and  Gravel  Roofers. 'St.t'Sti'p*; 


The  Latest  Designs '^"'^'"'^''''"^"^^"^ 


Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolii 


706         TRO  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  TAVI 

point.     Has  a  Catholic  church.     Mail  stage  to  Northfield  .111. 1 
Hastings  four  times  weekly.     John  Anton,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Anton  John,  General  Store. 
Diech  Anton,  tailor. 
Eulen  G,  saloon. 
Kump  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.  Tri- 
weekly mail  stage  to  St.  Charles.  Mark  Campbell,  post- 
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  recently  established  postoffice  in  Otter  Tail  county. 

TURTLE  LAKE. 
A  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. 

Perkins,  Lyons&Co.KSSsES 


FC       RJ9  .M.  M>  a<«  ■  «v     Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 
.      r.      rSGnn      SC,       Manuf^mer,  Brackctf.Block, 
■  J3 "  MuuscapoUs,  ILim. 

TWO  AND    BISINESS    DIRECTORY.  UDO  707 


TWO  RIVERS. 

A  village  of  SO  inhaViitants  on  the  Mississippi  river,  in  the 
POUthTvestern  ]>art  of  Morrison  county,  '2A  miles  from  Royal- 
ton  Station  on  the  N.  P.  Ry,  13  from  Little  Falls  (c  h),  and 
100  from  St.  Paul.  The  Two  Rivers  drives  tj  mills  at  this 
point,  2  flouring  and  i  saw-mills.  The  village  has  Methodist, 
Catholic  and  Lutheran  churches.  Exports,  wheat  and  lum- 
ber, and  calls  for  a  blacksmith.  Semi-weekly  mail  from  Roy- 
alton.     Mrs.  C.  M.  Tuttle,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORT. 

Bourgraff  John,  flouring  mills. 
Geisel  George,  general  store. 
Gunderson  F,  general  store. 
Holding  Randolph,  seneral  store 
Tuttle  C  A,  Picturing  Mills. 
Young  Bros,  saw-mill. 
Young  Thomas,  millwright. 

TYLER. 

Is  a  station  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Lyon  county,  on 
the  Minnesota  and  Dakota  division  of  the  C.  &,  N.  W.  Ry,  3l 
miles  from  Marshtield  (c  h),  and  '200  from  St.  Paul.  Popula- 
tion, about  100.  Has  a  Congregational  and  Methodist  Epis- 
copal church,  and  exports  grain  and  stock.  A  grist  mill, 
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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Bockas  Bros  &  Story,  farm  implements. 
Di-an  W  E,  lawyer. 

Dnnnell  0  S,  express  and  railroad  agent. 
Hall  J  li  6c  C"o,  Hardware. 

Hodgeman  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. 

UDOLPHO. 

■  Mower 
I  Bloomini 


UiJUij±'£LU. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  northwestern  corner  of 
unty,  12  miles  from    Au^^tiii   (c  h),   and   i   from  Bk 


Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.M 


M.  H.  Crittenden  4 
Co.,  6th  »n(i  SiHcy 


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PDnP'^CRV    ^^'^^^^  China.      Glassware,    wholesale   aad 


J  retail   E,  A.  HABMON  &  CO.,  MinaeajK)! 


708        UDO  MIJOfESOTA.    STATE    GAZETTEER  UllX 

Prairie  Station,  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry.  Weekly  mi:! 
stage  to  Blooming  Prairie.  Gideon  Stoddard,  farmer,  iiu>! 
master. 

UNADILLA. 
(See  Kalmia). 

UNION  HILL. 

Near  the  center  of  the  northern  line  of  Le  Sueur  county, 
13  miles  from  Le  Sueur  Centre  (c  h),  and  48  from  St.  Paul. 
Trague  is  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Exports,  wheat,  oat~, 
barley  and  com.  Semi-weekly  mail.  Valentine  Leuz,  post 
master. 

UNION  LAKES. 

A  growing  agricultural  settlement  in  the  northern  part  «'. 
Rice  countv,"l2l  miles  from  Faribault  (c  h),  Vi  from  Nortli- 
field  Station,  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  and  40  from  St.  Paul. 
A  steam  saw-mill  is  in  operation  here.  The  settlement  has  :i 
Baptist  church  and  district  school,  and  exports  cordwoo-i. 
lumber,  grain,  hay,  beef  and  pork.  A  feed  mill  and  sugar- 
cane mill  are  wanted  here.  Weekly  mail  stage  to  Northliell 
and  Dundas.     G.  E.  Prunk,  postmaster. 

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. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

of  Bostoa.    LawofMaaa«:hD£utuprovia»»a»>-^'- 


NEW  ENGLAND 


yat8on,Qen'lAgt.,SuP»nl,M. 


Hashow,  Maish&D3vis,s-?|.s^i«x- 


UTI  AND    UUSIXKSS    DIKEOTORY. 


UTIOA. 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants  an.l  a  station  on  the  W.  &St. 
P.  K.  R.,  in  the  western  part  of  Winona  county,  20  miles  from 
Winona  (c  h),  and  90  from  St.  Paul.  The  Whitewater  river 
here  furnishes  power  to  a  flouring  mill.  There  are  2  hotels 
and  a  district  school  in  the  village.  Tri-weeklj-  stage  to 
C'lvde.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Two  mails 
daily.     L.  W.  Rowley,  postmaster. 

BUSIXESS   DIRECTOET. 

Brown  Daniel,  hotel  propr  and  meat  market. 

C'hi>holm  Alexander,  blacksmith. 

C'ollliau  D  L,  Express  and  Railroad  Agent. 

Ellsworth  Benjamin,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Evans  George,  general  store. 

Flick  John,  hotel  propr. 

Hammer  T  J,  grocer. 

Johnson  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

McCutcheon  W  M  ifc  Co,  grain  dealers. 

Miller  R  M,  Musicaflnstruments. 

Porter  L  C,  grain  denier. 

Robbins  W  H,  physician. 

Rowley  L  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Seafield  Charles,  grain  dealer. 

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  conve- 
nient railroad  j)oint,  and  120  from  St.  Paul.  Has  a  Nor- 
wegian Lutheran  church  and  common  school,  and  exports 
wheat.     Weekly  mail.     John  Olsen,  postmaster. 

VALLEY  CREEK. 

A  settlement  of  about  300  souls  in  Afton  township,  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Washington  county,  0  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,  post- 
master. 

BUSIXESS   DIRECTORY. 

l>olles  C  E,  flour  mill  and  blacksmith. 


Holies  E,  general  store. 


Builders 


ndl  UVvdl  C  bury&Draper.  35 E. Third St.BuPaol. 


W.  F.  BONN  &  CO  J- -^«iS"r^- 


improvements,   MDiNHiPOLIS, 


710        VAL  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  VA8 

Buswoll  «fc  Horan,  grain  dealers. 

Bu«)ivell  «&  Persons,  Flouring  Mill. 

Ender  John,  blacksmith. 

Geer  S  G,  carpenter. 

Holmes  Charles,  carpenter. 

Meeiier  Charles,  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Meyer  \Vm,  carpenter. 

Shultz  Charlus,  boots  and  shoes. 

Walingbury,  meat  market. 

VAROO. 

A  settlement  of  50  souls,  and  a  station  on  the  B.,  C.  R.  A- 
N.  Ky,  in  the  western  part  of  Mower  countv,  5  miles  south  of 
Austin  (c  h),  and  100  from  St.  Paul.  Exports,  small  grain, 
butter  and  eggs.     Daily  mail.     C.  R.  Varco,  postmaster 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOKY. 

Bassett  &  Hunting,  grain  dealers. 
Brimicum  J,  machinist. 
OiKcer  Wm  &  Co,  flouring  mills. 
Parmenter  J  E  «.fc  M  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    Importers  of  Pine  Woolens,  No,  40 
OUnLrLaO    ynUOi  &  TMrd  street,  ST.  PAUL,  MiniL 


C.B.THURSTON, 


Sole  Ag't  JtlLBURN  T,' AGON'S.  T:--:  R.uef ,  Eaa- 
dall  Pttlveridag  Hirrowa,  Triamph  Seeders,  Can- 
ton Plows,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Piul. 


VER  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 
St.  Paul.  It  is  a  station  on  the  II.  &  D.  division  of  the 
{.'.,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  and  has  a  population  of  100.  Two 
mails  daily.     Nicholas  Klotz,  postmaster. 

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. 

A  village  of  375  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. 

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  M  M,  hotel  projir. 

Harwell  L  \V,  Lumbur  Dealer. 

•'rave.s  W  II,  general  store. 

Harding  Dr  H  J,  druggist. 

Harris  H  C,  general  store. 

I'lgals  &  Jones,  blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers. 

In;;rani  George,  boots  and  shoes. 

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  Johnson-s  Crockery  House,  "^^?^^j°fj°°,t'°-- 

712  VER  MISXESOTA    STATK    GAZETTEER  VER 

Montgomery  Mis3  Minnie,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

Ormsby  C,  cabinet  maker. 

Palmer  Bros,  meat  market. 

Sharpe  C,  blacksmith. 

Smith  C  E,  hardware. 

Smith  E  A  «fe  Co,  General  Store. 

Smith  E  X,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Thompson  H,  hotel  propr. 

VERNON. 

In  the  southeastern  part  of  Dodge  county,  10  miles  from 
Mantorville  (c  h),  and  110  from  St.  Paul,  by  the  traveled 
route.  Kasson,  8  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest  railroad  station. 
A  Lutheran  church,  a  public  and  private  school  are  locatol 
here.  Exports,  general  farm  produce.  Semi-weekly  mail 
stage  to  Kasson.  Ole  A.  Chilson,  general  merchant,  post- 
master. 

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. 

Brown  E  C,  blacksmith. 

Cooke  Rev  U  A  (United  Brethren). 

HillJ^  F  C,  Hardware. 

Jaynes  J  W,  blacksmith. 

Klatt  John  T,  harnessmaker. 

McMichacl  O  II,  physician. 

Morris  L  L,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Morrow  R  W,  miller. 

Pierce  J  B  &  Co,  seneral  store. 

Robinson  J  II,  Grain  Dealer. 

Rotrers  F  L,   hotel. 

Tubl,s  Rev  F  II  (.Methodist  Episcopal). 

Washbiiriie  lu  \V,  General  Store. 

Washburne  3Iis  E  W,  milliner. 

"Westover  Alexander,  wagonmaker. 

Wilcox  W  R,  builder  ami  contractor. 


IVI.A.Bigford, 


General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  and 
Lock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,»S 


Scrath,  MiuneapoUi 


AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 


VICKSBURGH. 

On  the  Minnesota  river,  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Ren- 
ville county,  S  miles  from  Renville  Station,  on  the  11.  it  D. 
division  of  "the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  and  U  from  Beaver  Falls 
(c  h).     "Weekly  mail.     T.  Baade,  postmaster. 

VICTOR. 

A  postoffice  in  the  central  southern  part  of  Wright  county, 
5  miles  south  of  Howard  Station  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry. 

VINELAND. 

A  postoffice  in  the  central  southern  part  of  Yellow  Medi- 
cine county,  13  miles  from  Granite  Falls  (c  h).  Weekly  mail. 
S.  0.  Reisiius,  postmaster. 

VIOLA— Olmsted  Co. 

(See  Corra.) 

VIOLA. 

Formerly  Viola  Centre,  is  a  station  on  the  Plalnview  Ry, 
central  eastern  part  of  Olmsted  county,  12  miles  from  Roches- 
ter (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.)  t 

VIVL^N. 

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  rail- 

ruad  point.     Stage  to   Alma   City,  Freedom    and    Janesville. 

Weekly  mail.     A.  Kaibel,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Fisher  Wm,  blacksmith. 
German  John,  constable. 

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Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.Ell5l 


GF    FamrSjytnn    -fistic  laOor.    Dress  Smts  a  Spemltr. 
I  li  ran  inglUllj  239  NicoHet  Avenue,  Minneapolis,  M;aL 

714         VrV  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WAL> 

Kaibel  A,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 
Ketchum  Frederick,  constable. 
Ketchum  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 

WABASHA. 

The  seat  of  Wabasha  oouiity,  is  an  incorporated  village  ..f 
some  2,000  inhabitants  on  the  Mississippi  river,  at  the  juiir- 
tion  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry  with  the  M.  M.  R.  R.,  it. 
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,  frmn- 
dry  and  machine  shop,  all  operated  by  steam.  The  churrho 
are  Congregational,  Episcopal,  Methodist  and  Roman  tatli- 
olic.  The  graded  school  building  is  a  handsome  structun-, 
costing  826,000.  Grain  is  the  principal  export,  the  wheal 
i  acreage  of  Wabasha  county  for  ISSO   being   103,233,  again>i 

|~  101,829   in    1879.     Express,  Am.     Telegraph,   Northwe^stern. 

Stage  to  Plainview  and  Alma,  Wis.,  daily;  to  Oronoi'o, 
weekly.  Daily  mails  by  rail.  Mary  E.  Wetherbee,  post- 
master. 

BtJSENESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aberlee  August,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Affeld  Gottfried,  propr  Green  Bay  House. 

Arnold  W  J,  city  recorder  and  justice. 

Bailey  5Irs  J  \V,  Propr  Riverside  House. 

Bartlett  J  C,  register  of  deeds  Wabasha  county. 

Baumgarten  Henry,  wines  and  liquors. 

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. 
Casparis  Paul,  insurance. 
Collier  Freeman  .1,  probate  judge  and  justice. 
Conilliercial    Hotel,  Herrmann  Oswald  Propr,  Main. 
Cratte  David,  city  marshal. 

Do"»Vllcr  <Sc  Porter,  Founders  and  Machinists. 
Drury  Simon  E,  groceries  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. 

31  Eobert  St.,  St  Paul,  Minn., 

u»  A««nU  for  E««d'i  GUt  EJ^  »=i 
Oocktotl  Bitt«ri. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


Blank-Books 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 

tions,  at  low  rates  and  in  test  of  style,  by  F.  F,  HENlfia, 
Brackett'a  Block,  Mirineapolis. 

WAB  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WAB  715 

F:iller  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  &  Martin,  lawyers. 

Hart  I  C,  agent  Singer  S  M  Co. 

Ilenson  Ole,  wines,  liquors,  etc. 

Hermann  Charles  E,  meat  market. 

Humeston  A  C,  house  and  sisn  painter.  ,  ■> 

Ilurd's  Hotel,  Bloys  S  Ilurd  Propr. 

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. 

Kuehu  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. 

Leslin  Charles,  brewer,  1  mile  n. 

Lincoln  &  Van  Dyke,  physicians. 

Lindem,  Jacoby  &  Co,  general  store. 

Low  Mrs  Cornelia  E,  manager  N  W  Tel  Co. 

Low  Quincy  A,  physician. 

Luger  Bros,  furniture  mnfrs. 

McAuillf  John,  saloon. 

McKiuzie  Duncan,  livery  stable. 

^Larqnard  Hi-rmann,  cigar  mnfr. 

.^L'isou  George,  restaurant. 

-Hattesoil  X:  Xeivark,  Proprs  Wabasha  County  Herald. 

Meyer  Joseph,  bouts  and  shoes. 

Milligan  Francis  II,  physician. 

Monroe  Peter,  blacksmith. 

ilorton  Mrs  W  R,  milliner. 

ilullin  James,  saddles  and  harness. 

Murdock  &  Stewart,  lawyers. 

Murjihey  Michael,  grocer' 

R!  ATF   ROOPFRQ    ^-  ^  OEniENDEir  &  OO.,  Oomer 
WLH  I  L   riUyrLllOi  Blith  Md  SiUey  SU,  St  Paul,  Minn. 


OHIO  STONEWARE a^r^yil^ 

716    WAB         MiyxEsoTA  state  gazetteek         WAC 


Northwcstcru  Tel  Co,  Mrs  Cornelia  E  Low  maiia.-er 

Odink  Jose]ih,  saloon.  ° 

Oswald  Herman,  Propr  Commercial  House,  Main 

reseh  MatLias,  merchant  tailor. 

Ray  Jacob,  saloon. 

Redmond  Miss  Winfred,  millinery  goods. 

Riverside  House,  Mrs  J  M  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    and 

i^xpress  Agents,  Main. 
Stearns  Ernest  E,  photographer. 
Steel  John  W,  lawyer. 
Steutzel  Frank  &  Co,  grocers. 
Stone  Dr  John  J,  drutrgist. 
Strub  Frederick,  meat"  market. 
Taverna  John,  barber. 
Tenny  George  AV,  grocer. 
Thaney  &  Evans,  meat  market. 
Toussaint  &  Odink,  druggists. 
Van  Dyke  &  Fawcett,  lawyers. 

Wabasha  County  Herald,  Matteson  &  Newark  proprs. 
Wabasha  Div  C.  M  A:  St  P  Ry,  S  S  Merrill  Pres. 
Alilwaukee,  James  G  Lawrence  Sec,  Wabasha,  John  H 
Lakey  Supt,  Wabasha,  Offices  Main. 
Webb  Xathan  F,  notary  public. 
Whitmore  John  L,  drugs,  books,  etc. 

WACONLA.. 

In  the  township  of  the  same  name,  near  the  center  of  Car- 
ver 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. 


'  R  ^  R—  I  1^  fi  n    OlcIest.Best  and  Cheapest.    New  Ensrland 

U  U  U         I   U  0  Ul  Mutnd  Life  Insurance  Co,  of  Boston.  J.J.WATSOS, 
General  Agent,  ST.  PAUL. 


Hasho  w,  filaish  &  Davis,  Si-tat^s.^: 


WAC 


AXD    BUSINESS    DIEECTOKY.  WAD 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Boetcher  Gustav,  furniture. 

Hraun  Gustav,  wagonmaker. 

IJiisse  Wm,  tailor. 

Dunnin  Albert,  blacksmith. 

Dicssner  C  A  F,  phvsician. 

i:i^olcill  Adolph,  General  Store. 

i  rirdnoh  Rev  W  (Lutheran). 

H..hman  John,  boots  and  shoes,  and  saloon 

lioliler  Albert,  Ha^d^vare,  Furniture,  Etc. 

Kiihlcr  Joseph  L,  tinsmith. 

Kolb  Eugene,  meat  market. 

Lassen  A  C,  general  store. 

Lipp  Gaudenz,  saloon  and  boardino-. 

-M.iiser  B,  grocer.  ° 

Miller  &  Bicrliiie,  Grist  and  Saw-Mill 

-Mock  Ferdmand,  boots  and  shoes. 

Radde  Jacob,  wagonmaker. 

Sichr.rraer  D,  blacksmith. 

SfhiHidt  Carl,  Dry  Goods. 

S.chutz  A  F,  hotel  propr. 

Weisser  S,  saloon 

Wartman  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

WAOOUTA. 

Gn.'^j,'^"^^^  ''^  ^^°'^!'  ^°  inhabitants,  in  the  eastern  part  of 
from^?/w"'-^'/°^  '^'  ^'""^  ?^  '^'  ^■'  ^-  ^  St.  P.  Ry,  6  miles 
ecf^n!!;  i  l'°i  ^'^P?'  ^^^^■^'Ct'  goods  should  be  shipped,  and 
cre!k  I  ^'''-  ^^'''  \'  ^y^i\^hle  water  power  on  Balkrd's 
postmaster^"        °'"'''°'  ^''''"^  ^'''^^-     ^^^-  ^-  ^-  ^'■"°^> 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brown  E,  propr  Centennial  Park. 

WADENA. 

and'^A^f.T^  of  Wadena  county,  is  a  village  of  250  inhabitants, 
counu  . ^T  ?° ''^^^•?-  ^>'' i°  '^'^  southwestern  part  of  the 
flour  nVillK^i'"''^"'^'"''"'  S'-P^"'-  Itco"taini  a  steam 
iZiT  h  '  ^  "«^•^pape'■  office,  publishing  the  lYortkem 

i\Z^.  T'?  ^  T^^^'l  °^  '^^'•'-^^  '^"d  mechanic  shops. 
'lX?n;h  hf  1"*^  ^"'^^"'■-  ^^P'^'^'  iVorthern  Pacitic. 
andS    f  Il'^'^e-Pot-     «emi-weekly  stage  to  Knightstown 

Gifes  pS"  ^T'"'  """^  ^'"^^y  '"^  beerl^eek  and  Inman. 
^lies  l^eake,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

«abcock  L  W,  physician. 

Buiiders^Hardware  r^Se'S^sls^S 


W,  F.  GUNN  &  C0.3^^."4«?-'is 


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k  Baumbach  &  Meyer,  general  store. 

i  Bennett  &  Yates,  saloon. 

[  Burch  H  F  &  Co,  general  store. 

r  Canterbury.  &  WisVell,  harnessmaker. 

{  Cooper  E  \Y,  livery. 

[■  Cromett  C  E,  physician. 

!'  Dixon  Rev  C  H  (Methodist). 

Erickson  Louis,  boots  and  shoes. 


Fuller  &  Ostrander,  real  estate  and  farm  implements. 
Gardner  S  S,  real  estate. 


I  ^  CJardiier  &  Case,  Wadena  Bank. 

f'  Gatz  Anton,  blacksmith. 

\  ■  _        Hall  J  E,  editor  Northern  Pacific  Farmer. 

[    ■       . '        Hassan  J  W,  jeweler. 

['   '  Herron  J  N,  blacksmith. 

C  .  Hepp  Rev  Joseph  (German  Methodist). 

i  Herron  &  Kephart,  blacksmiths. 

i^     '■  -Jones  Mrs  Nettie  L,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

j.;  Katzky  J,  general  store. 

i-  ■'  Kelley  George  E,  wagonmaker. 

[ ,    ■  Knight  RevVohn  (Methodist). 

i  Luce  E  E,  lawyer. 

i  Maltby  &  Taylor,  Wadena  flour  mill. 

I  .  ^legge  &  Boettcher,  meat  market. 

Miller  <fe  Foss,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Northfoss  &  Sons,  planing  mills. 

Ostrander  Royal,  barber. 

Ostrander  &  Luce,  lumber  dealers. 

Peake  C  II,  farm  implements  and  grain. 

Peake  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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Ag't  CANTOH  PLOWS,  Tieer  Bakes,  Ban. 
Pnheri:inf  Harrows,  Tr,nmph  Seedere,  Mil- 
Wagona,  Buggies,  etc,,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.Panl 


WAL  iSSV    BUSINESS    DIRECTOKY.  WAL  719 

S.  M.  Ry,  and  120  from  St.  Paul.  Has  a  district  school  and 
exports  wheat.  Mail  stage  to  Wells  semi-weekly.  M.  M. 
Sheldon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Rugg  Rev  (Baptist). 
Shelden  M  M,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Tuttle  Rev  M  (Methodist). 
Zimmerman  O,  constable. 

WALNUT  STATION. 

In  the  township  of  Walnut  Grove,  is  a  village  of  about 
300  inhabitants  and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the 
southwestern  part  of  Redwood  county,  35  miles  from  Red- 
wood Falls  (c  h).  A  steam  tiouring  mill,  a  Congregational 
Union  church  and  a  district  school  are  located  in  the  village. 
Exports,  wheat,  barley  and  oats.  A  grist  mill  is  called  for 
here.  Express,  Am.  '  Mails  twice  daily.  John  A.  Anderson, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Barnes  E  B,  lumber  dealer. 

Dedal  E?  Grain  and  Lumber  Dealer. 

Burns  D  W,  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  W  J,  hotel. 

Nelson  E  C,  meat  market. 

Owens  W  H,  general  store. 

Quaiton  T  M,  blacksmith. 

Sandquist  Paul  &  Co,  saloon. 

Simmons  Rev  H  C  (Congregational). 

Sinkler  A  F,  blacksmith." 

Spurr  C  B,  blacksmith. 

Tliompson  Daniel,  constable. 

Thorp  D  ^I,  Lawyer. 

Tunis  Rev  G  S  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Webber  C  L,  farm  implements. 

Weliber  X  W,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Young  C  E,  restaurant. 

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MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WAR 


WANAMINGA. 

In  the  south  central  part  of  Goodhue  county,  25  miliM 
from  Red  Wing  (c  h),  and  7  from  Zurabrota,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  A  flouring  mill  here  is  driven  by  power  obtaini'^l 
from  the  Zumbro  river.  Exports,  flour  and  wheat.  Popula- 
tion, 75.     Semi-weekly  mail.     Martin  Ilalverson,  postraastor. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Halverson  Martin,  general  store. 
Kulass  P  T,  shoemaker. 
Munson  M,  shoemaker. 
Uness  R  A,  general  store. 

WANGS. 

A  post  village,  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. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bjerva  Charles  J,  blacksmith 

Brusej^aard  &  OI«>on,  General  Store. 

Hoheu  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. 

WARNER. 

A  special  supply  postoflice  in  Colfax  township,  north- 
western part  of  Kandiyohi  county,  25  miles  from  Willniir 
(c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Exports,  wheat.  Weekly 
mail. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOKY. 

Cruver  J  B,  constable. 

Warner  C  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 

WARREN— Cottonwood  County. 
(See  Odell.) 

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Hashow,Maish&Davis,aS; 


A^dnts  for  Hisoock's  Insplr- 

best  boiler  feeJer  in  us*. 

:,4  6th  Ave.  S.,  MianeapoUa. 


WAR  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WAR  721 

WARREN. 

The  seat  of  Marshall  county,  is  situated  on  the  southern 
line  thereof,  and  is  a  station  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry,  357 
miles  from  St.  Paul  and  31  north  of  Crookston.  Population, 
150.  The  village  is  situated  in  the  most  fertile  part  of  the  Red 
River  Valley,  has  a  Jlethodist  church,  a  district  and  a  select 
school,  a  hotel  and  3  general  stores.  Express,  Am.  Mail 
twice  daily.     Ethan  Allen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Benniwitz  H  G,  harnessmaker. 

Itolinu  &   Co,  Hotel  Proprs. 

Bolton  Wm,  ■wagonniaker. 

Flint  A  E,  lawyer. 

Gilbert  X  P  &  Co,  general  store. 

Griffith  it  Fess,  painters. 

Jolin<^on.  Allen  &  Co,  General  Store. 

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. 

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. 
A  village  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Rice  county,  7  miles 
from  Faribault  (c  h),  and  about  60  from  St.  Paul.  Po]iula- 
tion,  150.  Has  a  steam  saw-mill.  Episcopal  and  Methodist  Epis- 
copal churches,  a  district  school,  and  exports  eggs,  butter, 
stock  and  lumber.  A  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. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Coats  &  Snyder,  saw-mill. 
Dargavel  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Evans  Alexander,  carpenter. 
Evans  F,  painter. 
Gowen  B,  notary  public. 
Harper  D  H,  blacksmith. 


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Parriiigton's,  Minneapolis. 


722      WAR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WAS 

Outhouse  J  W,  general  store. 
Piatt  Hollister  &  Co,  general  store. 
Piatt  H,  blacksmith. 

WASECA. 

An  incorporated  and  growing  city  of  1,708  inhabitants,  a 
few  miles  northeast  of  the  center  of  Waseca  county,  of  whicli 
it  is  the  seat,  at  the  junction  of  the  W.  &  St.  P.  division  of 
the  C.  &  X.  W.  Ry,  and  the  M.  &  St.  L.  Ry,  72  miles  from  St. 
Paul.  It  is  located  in  the  midst  of  a  fine  agricultural  coun- 
try, has  2  banks,  2  hotels,  1  flouring  mill,  1  planing  mill,  1  saw- 
mill 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. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORT. 

Amos  Wm,  physician  and  surgeon. 

Bailey  P  C,  wines  and  liquors. 

Baiik  of"\Vaseca,  A  P  Jamison  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  K   &  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. 

?S  Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.^^^'vHi^r^^^^ 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis,  aSSSS 

WAS  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WAS  723 

Clayton  Philander  A,  restaurant  and  saloon. 

Clcary  J  L,  physician. 

Coleman  Mathew,  propr  Waseca  House. 

Coles  Wm,  painter  and  calciminer. 

Coilester  M  D  L,  lawyer. 

Coraee  Bros,  furniture  and  undertakers. 

Cramond  James  C,  livery  stable.  , 

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. 

Grapp  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. 

Hayden  James  B,  clerk  district  court. 

Herbert  Henry,  saloon. 

Hermsmire  Rev  F  (German  Methodist). 

Hunt  Mason  V,  physician  and  superintendent  of  schools. 

Irvin  Rev  R  D  (P']>iscopal). 

Jaini«(Oll  A  Porter,  Manager  Bank  of  Waseca. 

Jennison  Wm  J.  lumber. 

Johnson  John  W,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Karstedt  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 

&  Bharpe's  MacUniBts'  Tools.     35  Eiat 
Third  8t..  Bt.  Faai 


Headquarters  for  Crockery 


IN    MINNESOTA. 

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724       WAS  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WAS 

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  elevator. 

McGovern  Peter,  lawyer. 

Mcintosh  Dr  Lyman  I),  dentist. 

^eKeillia    Charles,    County   Treasurer   and   Gener.il 
Store. 

McLaughlin  Dennis,  general  store. 

Madden  J  &  C,  grocers. 

Maire  F  Wm,  wines  and  liquors. 

Maloney  John,  boarding  house. 

Manderfield  Hubert,  house  and  sign  painter. 

Mazy  Caroline,  wine  and  beer  hall. 

Merrill  Rev  C  W  (Congregational). 

Merrill  S,  boat  house. 

Miller  ISeillhart,  General  Store. 

Minnesota     fiiadieal     and     Libertv     Blade 
(Weekly),  J  E  Child  &  Co  Publrs,  cor  'id  and  Lake  a\r 

Muedeking  A  H,  agent,  farm  implements  and  lumbei-. 

Murphy  Phillip,  saloon. 

Myrick  ]\Irs  S  W,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

Nanscawen  Wm  O,  agent  Winona  &  St.  P.  Ry. 

Neidt  Christian,  ■n-ine  and  beer  hall. 

Xeivell  G  W,  Pres  Waseca  County  Bank. 

Xiebels  Jacob,  gunsmith. 

Norton  Huson  P,  agent  American  E.xpress  Co. 
,  Oleson  John,llotcl  Propr. 

I  Paddock  Edward  L,  founder  and  machinist. 

J  Palmer  Frederick,  photographer. 

I     .  Parker  E  C,  barber. 

I  Parmelee  Martin  E,  carpenter  and  buildei". 

j.  Parmelee   &   "Wrig-ht,  Farm  Machinery,  Agricultnnii 

y  ,  Implements,  Wagons,  Etc. 

!  Peterson  Oliver,  jewelry  and  musical  instruments, 

f  Pettit  &  Latham,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

I  Preston  E,  musical  instruments  and  jewelry, 

j       .         Priest  D  E,  propr  Goodwood  House. 
(  Quirk  James,  Lawyer  and  Loan  Agent. 

I  Ramsdale  Joseph,  brewer. 

!  .  Ranney  A  H,  books  and  stationery, 

j.  Rohertson  .1  M  &  Co,  Hardware  and  Stoves. 

(  Roeder  Henry,  boarding  house. 

f  Roemer  John  A,  insurance. 

[  Roland  George  A,  feed  mill.  • 

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ni-  «f     l-l>iUI-MI>IU  J.  J. -ffATSON,  Gen'l  Agent,  3T.  PAUL,  M.ax 


C.B.  THURSTON, 


SoUAg't  TIQER  KAKES,  MUbnrn  Wai^ni,  Bou- 
gies, KasdaU  PuiTerincg  Harrows,  Triumpli  Seed- 
ers, Canton  Plowa,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Paal. 


WAS  AND    BUSINKSS    DIEECTORY.  WAS  Tio 

llosc  Al-  Morse,  Publrs  Waseca  County  Herald,  Elm. 

^alltlOl•n  Frederick  H,  farm  machinery  and  lumber. 

Saiidretzhy  Julia,  grocer,  etc. 

.'^aii  Galli  Charles,  register  of  deeds. 

Scliildknecht  Gust,  cigar  mufr. 

Sohliglu  &  Grain,  -nagoumakers  and  blacksmiths. 

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. 

Wadsworth  Henrv  J,  airent  M  .t  St  L  Rv. 

\A'aseea  County  Bank,  G  W  "Newell  Pres,    F  A 

Xewell  Cashr. 
AVaseca  County  Herald  (Weekly),   Rose   &   Morse 

Publrs,  Elm. 
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  Henne- 
Jiin  county,  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. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Balm  Joseph,  flouring  mill. 
Goodrich  J  C,  rreneral  store. 


ARr.HITFPT^  WILSON  &  jordan, 

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KUTNTAPOLIS. 

Special  attoniioQ 
ncei  and  Oiiarctiet. 


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o.lJisg  NEW  PROCESS  Keller  Horrrl! " 
Office-Day  Block,  Mianeapolia,  Mj;j  " 


SflN'NESOTA    STATK    GAZETTEER  WAS 


WASHINGTON. 

A  village  of  34  inhabitants,  in  Sumner  township,  .south- 
western part  of  Fillmore  county,  IS  miles  from  Preston  (c  h), 
100  from  St.  Paul  and  8  from  Spring  Vallev,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  The  middle  branch  of  the  Root  river  furnishi* 
power  to  a  saw  and  flouring  mill.  Exports,  cattle,  ho^s,  hut- 
ter  and  eggs.  Semi-weekly  mail.  Stage  to  Sprino-  Vallev. 
Robert  Yearian,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIEECTOET. 

Bogart  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Greilier  X  J,  Flouring  Mill. 
Greiner  W  J,  wood  dealer. 
Hanna  Rev  Joseph. 
Kilborn  T  O,  flouring  mills. 
Yearian  Robert,  general  store. 

WASIOJA. 

A  village  of  250  inhabitants,  5  miles  northeast  of  the  cen- 
ter 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 
and  Wesleyan  Methodist  school.  Exports,  fl.our  and  produce. 
Daily  mail.     Henry  Sprague,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Blake  &  Crawbonel,  flourin<j  mills. 

Cook  D  \l\  Flouring  Mill. 

Dewar  David,  blacksmith. 

Gould  Rev  John  (Wesleyan  Methodist). 

Ilitchcock  S   S,  Hotel  Propr. 

Martin  J,  physician. 

Rhodes  Rev  (Wesleyan  Methodist). 

Shepardson  Rev  D  F  (Wesleyan  Methodist). 

Spragruc  Henry,  Harnessmaker. 

Vinton  Wm,  druggis't  and  general  store. 

WASTEDO. 

In  the  west  central  part  of  Goodhue  county,  22  miles  from 
Red  Wing  (c  h),  and  12  from  Zumbrota,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Has  a  Lutheran  church  and  district  school.  Semi- 
weekly  mail.     Gust  A.  Ryden,  postmaster. 

QPUFFFRQ    DSnC    importers  of  Fine  Woolens,  Na  40 
OOnLrEiriO    DitUO.  E.  Third  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mina. 


Hashow.Maish&Davis^"^""^"^'^'"'^"^^^ 


Bnilders  of  City  Water-Works 

for  frontier  towns.   Oor.  2d  St, 
J  and  Tifth  Ave.  8.,  Minneapolis. 


WAS  AN'D    BUSIXE.SS    DIRECTORY.  WAT  727 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORT. 

C.irlson  Frederick,  bl.acksmith. 

C.avalin  Rev  O  J  (Swedish). 

Ojisal  Martin  T,  general  store. 

Kydeu  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 
Station,  and  81  from  St.  Paul.  Has  a  population  of  35,  a 
district  school,  and  exports  wheat,  beef,  butter  and  farm  pro- 
duce.    Daily  mail.     Burt  Sabin,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Barr  Joseph  «&   Son,  Dealers  in  Furs,  Etc. 

Campbell  David,  broker. 

Cniltpbell  Joseph,  Live  Stock  and  Produce. 

King  U  S,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Lake  A  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Miller  James,  blacksmith. 

Sabin  Burt,  section  man  X  P  Ry. 

WATERFORD 

A  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  pro- 
duct forms  the  chief  export  of  the  place.  The  religious  ser- 
vices of  Waterford  are  held  in  the  district  school  building.. 
Mail  four  times  weekly.     Mrs.  Abby  Mattison,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Anthony  E,  cooper. 

Burke  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Cannon  River  Mnfg  Co,  flouring  mill. 

Eiupey  I  P,  general  store. 

Hodgson  J,  cooper. 

Mattison  W  S,  cooper. 

Partch  T  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Reed  Thomas,  cooper. 

^'uyers  George,  cooper. 

Way  George,  cooper. 

WATERTOWN. 

In  the  northern  part  of  Carver  county,  21  miles  from 
Chaska  (c  h),  9  from  St.  Paul  and  7  from  Delano,  on  the  St. 

RnnfiriT  ^^3tQ^•|C^I    Tarred  relt, Building  Paper, pitch, etc. 

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P 1 PTI !  P  FQ  rrame3  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOH\ 
I   lU  I  UllLOj  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave,  South,  Minneapolis. 

728       WAT  MI.VXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WAT 

P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  is  an  iucoriio. 
rated  village  of  400  inhabitants  on  the  Crow  river.  It  has  ;i 
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  tri- 
weekly; fare  81.50.     Daily  mail.     C.  G.  Ilalgren,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTOET. 

Ahlstrom  Olof  M,  shoemaker. 
Barth  &  Dressier,  General  Store. 
Bleedoru  Wm,  bellraaker. 
Campbell  Peter,  general  store.  ' 

Halgren  C  G,  druggist. 
Hecks  Y,  hardware. 
Japs,  Barnick  &  Lienau,  plow  mnfrs. 
Keilcl  Julius,  Hotel  and  Saloon. 
Kohler  C,  hotel  propr  and  harnessmaker. 
Kohler  Sebastian,  harnessmaker. 
Lienau  &  Rescheisen,  flour  mill. 

llcrillian  &  Hal^reu,   Druggists   and    Farm   Imple- 
ments. , 
Moebus  &  Warta,  blacksmiths. 
Moers  Ejiduss,  furniture. 
Mueseler  Frederick,  blacksmith. 
Raunwanz  A,  saloon. 
Schlefke  G,  general  store. 
Yager  Jacob,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Zeyer  Charles,  hotel  and  saloon. 

WATERVTLLE. 

A  prosperous  incorporated  village  of  900  inhabitants  aii'i 
■a  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 
steam  saw-mill,  a  planing  mill,  a  furniture  factory  .and  an 
elevator.     There  are  ^Methodist  and  Episcopal  churches  and  .i 

fraded  high  school,  with  seating  capacity  for  350  pupil~. 
Ixports,  grain  and  wood.  Expresis,  Am.  Telegraph,  Xorili- 
western.  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. 


l.A.Bigford, 


General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  and 
Lock  Oo„  ST.  PAUL,  Mini:. 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,'^-^^I3!S^^- 

WAT  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOET.  WAT  729 

Botz  F,  meat  market. 

Carlton  &  Kol»erts,  Hardware  and  Farm  Implements. 

Case  E  P,  physician. 

Cox  Rev  J  S '(Baptist). 

Giles  D  C,  restaurant. 

(«rccn  Will,  Justice  and  Insurance  Agent. 

Ilawes  J  C,  hotel. 

Higgins  &  Fowler,  saw-mill. 

Jacklin  R  W,  hardware. 

Jordan  J  S,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

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. 

ScIillUz  H  CJ,  Hotel. 

Sheriden  A,  blacksmith. 

Smith  Rev  S  B  {:\rethodist). 

Stowe  ;^Iajor  LiCWIS,  Farm  Implements. 

Warner  W  H,  harnessmaker. 

White  M  V,  druggist. 

Zander  F  H,  grocers. 

Zieski  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. 

A  station  on  the  II.  &  D.  division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 
Ry,  in  Amsberg  township,  southwestern  part  of  Chippewa 
county,  0  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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Adamson  R,  Idacksmith. 
Anderson  A  M,  hotel  propr. 

50 

^*hDDt-lrnn  Qirlinff   Porraotorie3,MiUs, Bridges, etc.    Sel- 

OlICCl    nun  OIUiIlgid6n&Grygla,114N.3dSt.,MinaeV^^ 


FINE  ivIERCHANT"'--^^^^^^^^^^^ 


Avenue,  MianeapoliB 


730      WAT  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEEK  WAV 

Eidem  Ole,  town  clerk. 
Hanson  Theodore,  treneral  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 
to  Wykotf.     F.  Walrod,  postmaster. 

WAVERLY. 

A  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. 

WAVERLY  MILLS. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry,  in  Marysville  town- 
ship, southern  part  of  Wright  county,  12  miles  from  Buffalo 
(c  h),  and  49  from  St.  Paul.  Waverly  Lake  furnishes  power 
for  a  grist  mill,  and  a  steam  saw-mill  is  in  operation  in  tin- 
village.  Exports,  wheat,  oats,  wood,  potatoes,  hoop  pole-, 
etc.     Has  a  Catholic  church  and  good  district  school.     Telt- 

fraph,    Northwestern.      Express,    Am.      Mail    twice    daily, 
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  (Catholic). 

Kyte  Li  V,  Ex])ress,  Railroad  and  Elevator  Agent. 

31   Robert  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mmn, 

M0ITO-Sqna.-9   Deaiinj   and    Give 

Value  iUo«lved  every  time. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


Book-Binding, 


For  County,  Township  and  Oity  Officers,  in 

best  of  stylo  and  on  short  notice,  p.t  F.  F.  ffiENNlQ'S, 

Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


WAV  AND   BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY.  WEA  731 

Low  J,  barber. 

Menard  F,  blacksmith  and  ^agonmaker. 

Marneaii  H  Charles,  justice  and  propr  Waverly  House. 

Payent  Joseph,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Pctznick  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Pike  A  H,  telegraph  operator. 

Quinn  Wm  &  Bro,  farm  implements. 

WAYZATA. 

A  station  on  the  St.  P.,  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  head- 
ings. Telegraph,  Xorthwcstern.  Express, Am.  Daily  mail. 
G.  W.  Hedderly,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIEECTOEY. 

Gleeson  H  L,  hotel  propr. 
Hedderly  G  W,  General  Store. 
Heyser  &  Bowun,  hotel  propr. 
Johnson  G  V,  boat  builder. 
Manver  Henry,  hotel  propr. 

WEAVER. 

A  station  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  the  southeastern 
part  of  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  Canvass- 
ers. 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  cf-  CO. 


SHEET-IRON  SIDING.  £fF™^'^«- 


Elevators,  MIHb, 
^^.   m  o.  i^AITTEKDENtL-..  .-. 
Slith  and  Sibley  Su.,  St,  i-aol,  ilinn. 


nRflPfFRY  •^'^^°°^  *^'^^°^  Glassware,  wholesale  aal 
URUuULiIIj  retail   E.  A.  HAfiMON  &  00.,  Mimieapolii 

'732       "WEA  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WEL 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 

Brooke  Bros,  Lumber  and  Grain  Dealers. 

Fitzgerald  Wm,  saloon. 

Hauscoilie  H  I,  Railroad  Agent. 

Hitchcock  John,  liouring  mill. 

Hopkins  W  H,  express  agent  and  general  store, 

Jones  S  P,  physician. 

Mealy  J,  blacksmith. 

O'Neill  H  J,  grain  dealer. 

Weaver  Wm,  propr  Weaver  Hotel. 

WEBSTER. 

A  farmhouse  postoffiee  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Rici' 
county,  38  miles  from  Faribault  (c  h),  and  14  from  NorthfieM 
Station.     Semi-weekly  mail.     Ferdinand  Butzke,  postmaster. 

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 
school.     Daily  mail.     H.  Amdtson,  postmaster. 

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 1 
miles  from  Redwood  Falls  (c  h). 

WELLINGTON. 

A  recently  established  special  supply  postoffiee  in  the  east- 
em  part  of  Renville  county,  25  miles  from  Redwood  Falls 
(c  h),  and  10  from  Hector  Station,  on  the  C,  M.f&  St.  P.  Ry. 

WELLS. 

An  incorporated  city  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,   -■"' 

Kin^l  TMOI  I  Mn  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 
NrW  rNhl  ANll<>^  Eostoa.  Tta  beat  Company  to  Iiwore  »;... 
1X1.  ¥f     l.i^Ul.HI\lll  J.J.  WATSON,  Gen'l  Ag*U  SI.  PADL,  Mu... 


II  I  R  jl       *      t       A      n  ■  Do  111  kinds  of  tiachlnny  Rcpsltli.;. 

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 
cheese,  and  a  vinegar  factory.  It  has  also  a  bank,  4  hotels 
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 
here.  The  churches  are  Episcopal,  Methodist  and  Presby- 
terian, and  the  village  has  a  graded  school  of  4  departments, 
and  a  public  library  of  800  volumes.  Exports,  corn,  oats, 
barley,  live  stock,  wool,  vinegar,  butter  and  cheese.  Land  in 
the  vicinity  of  Wells  is  worth,  unimproved,  from  *8  to  812 
per  acre;  improved,  from  6^15  to  >^2o.  Stage  semi-weekly  to 
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  store. 

Anderson  Xolin,  Merchant  Tailor. 

Baldwin  &  Reed,  blacksmiths. 

Bangs  James  W,  photographer. 

Barnes  George,  notary  public. 

Bonner  &  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. 
Dunn  AV^ni  11,  Justice  and  Hotel  Propr. 
Eaton  Andrew,  grain  dealer. 
Eckenbeck  A  F,  farm  implements. 
Ellingson  A,  shoemaker. 
Elliott  C  E,  confectioner  and  livery. 
Everets  Herman,  barber. 
Fellows  Thomas  S,  Physician. 
Foster  James,  harnessmaker. 
Gallup  Elliott  wagonmaker. 
George  Mrs  Al)bie,  grocer. 
^■reen  5Iansir  'W,  Lawyer  and  Notary. 
Handlin  ]\Iichacl,  hotel  propr. 
Harman  Wm,  milliner,  etc. 
Hober  John,  stock  breeder. 

Kfngsbury  &  Draper.  SXfr^alts",!"- 


If  You  Warn  a  Complete  ^,T.Z.^zll 

734       AYEL  MIJTN-ESOTA    STATE    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,  General  Store. 

Merrill  ]Mrs  L  V,  milliner. 

Merriman  Henry  L  furniture. 

Morris  Josepii  D,  Hardware,  Stoves,  Etc. 

Myers  Matthew  J,  stock  breeder. 

Nye  Joseph  M,  drugs,  wall  paper,  etc. 

Ogden  Wm,  painter. 

Park  A  P,  dentist. 

Park  Ilezekiah  A,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Paul  John,  Ole  Haberstad  agent,  lumber. 

Pelan  Rev  Wm  (Presbyterian). 

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. 

Soutimick  Oriu  F,  General  Store. 

Starr  Hiram  S,  grocer. 

Stearns  Joseph  S,  deputy  sheriff. 

Straw  Daniel,  physician. 

Taylor  A  L  «&  Co,  livery. 

Taylor  Bros,  grain  dealers. 

ThOIltllsou  Clarke 'W,  Propr  Wells'  Creamery,  Vin- 
egar Mnfr  and  Live  Stock  Breeder.     {/See  adv,page\7o5.) 

Townsend  Rev  I  J  (Episcopal). 

Tripp  Seneca,  hotel  propr. 

Tuttle  Rev  F  L  (Methodist). 

"Watson  Freil  E,  Exchange,  Real  Estate,  Collec- 
tions and  Insurance.     {See  adv,  page  735.) 

Welch  L  B  V,  cooper. 

W>lls  Advocate  (Republican),  Woodward  &  Fo-< 
Props. 

Wells  Creamery,  Clarke  W  Thompson  Propr,  Cheese 
and  Butter  ilnfr.' 

Wells  Flouring  Mill,  A  Eaton  pres  and  treas,  A  B  Thomb 
sec. 

^PMCCCPQ    PSnO    fills  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  ^ 
OUnLr tnO    DltUO.  E.  TUrd  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi.:- 


Ul  Dl    I  lllirlW  I  UNl  '^'''' ^"^'"i,^"?  Harrows,  Triamph_Si>eder3,C.in- 


MILBITEI!  WAQONa,  Tiger  Bakes,  Ran- 

--.  rerinng  Harrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  C.in- 

J  ton  Plows,  Bnggiee,  etc.,  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, 


ARCHITECTS.  Acconstica,  Heating 
and  Venuktion  carefully  and  cor- 
rectly arraugod.   iiinueaptilis,  Miao* 


Phai'loC    Inhncnn    Crockery  and  Glassware,  513  W.i.=h- 
UilOlICO  JUilllOUIIjmgtoii  Ave,  South,  MDINEAPOLIS. 

736       WEL  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WES 

Wells  House,  J  P  Burke  Propr.     {See  adv,  page  735.) 

West  Justin  P,  lawyer. 

Whiteis  Harvey  J,  grocer. 

Wilkinson  Morton  S,  county  attorney. 

Wise  Nicholas,  shoemaker. 

Woodard  T  W,  druggist  and  stationer. 

Woodard  W  W,  Editor  Wells  Advocate,  and  Postmaster. 

WESELY. 

A  settlement  of  100  souls  in  the  northwestern  corner  of 
Kiec  county,  -5  miles  from  Faribault  (c  h),  and  50  from  St. 
Paul.  New  Prague,  8  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest  railroad 
station.  Has  a  Catholic  church  and  district  school,  and  e.\ports 
agricultural  produce.  Weekly  mail.  Albert  Wosejpka,  post- 
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  Frank,  farm  implements. 
Wanek  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes. 

WEST  ALBANY. 

A  station  on  the  M.  M.  Ry,  in  the  central  part  of  Wabasha 
county,  about  15  miles  southwest  of  Wabasha  (c  h). 

WEST  BROOK. 

A  Norwegian  settlement  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Cot- 
tonwood county,  20  miles  from  Windom  (c  h),  125  in  an  air 
line  from  St.  Paul,  and  8  from  Lamberton,  the  nearest  railroad 
station.  Has  a  Lutheran  church  and  common  and  Lutheran 
schools.  Exports,  wheat,  butter  and  wool.  Semi-weekly 
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. 

A.  Bigford,  General  Agent, 
46  Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  MIm. 


HairsSafelLockCo.", 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis-  '^^■s^,^^^^^^ 


Are  Agents  for  all  kinds  of  Ma- 
ohicery.    Cor.  2d  St.  and  Finh 
J        Ave.  Soath,  llinneapoliB. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  "VVES 


Kleven  Ole  O,  farm  implements. 
J^elson  Peter  E,  constable. 
O.'sen  Knud,  cooper. 
Peterson  C  P,  boots  and  shoes. 
Thorp  D  M,  lawyer. 

WESTERN. 

A  postofRce  in  the  southwestern  corner  of  Otter  Tail 
county,  11  miles  from  Fergus  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Has  Presbyterian  and  Methodist  churches  and  a  dis- 
trict school,  and  exports  wheat,  oats  and  live  stock.  Daily 
stage  to  Campbell  and  Fergus  Falls.  Semi-weekly  mail.  E. 
Robbins,  postmaster. 

WESTFIELD  CENTRE. 

A  farm-house  postoffice  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Dodge 
county,  18  miles  from  Mantorville  (c  h),  10  from  Dodge  Cen- 
tre, the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  80  from  St.  Paul.  Has 
Methodist  and  Presbyterian  churches  and  a  district  school. 
Mail  stage  to  Dodge  Centre  weekly.  Wm  R.  Brooks,  farmer, 
postmaster. 

WESTFORD. 

In  the  northeastern  part  of  Martin  county,  8  miles  from 
Fairmont  (c  h),  10  from  "Winnebago  City,  the  most  conve- 
nient railroad  point,  and  120  from  St.  Paul.  Has  a  Congre- 
gational church  and  district  school,  and  exports  sheep,  hogs 
and  cattle.  Serai-weekly  mail  stage  to  Windom  and  Winne- 
bago City.    Four  mails  weekly.    Charles  O.  True,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

Brownlee  James,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Clemons  H  H,  constable. 

Eells  Rev  (Congregational). 

Hall  Wm,  constable. 

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  Kerk- 
hoven,  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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Gjr    CnKI'illfytnn    K^^ps  on  hand  the  finest  Trench,  EngliaL 
I  11  rdl  I  lirQlUilj  Scotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolis 

738        WES  MIN>fKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WES 


WEST  LINE. 

A  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 
nearest  railroad  point.  Population  of  the  to-miship,  9ih>. 
Methodist,  Lutheran  and  Catholic  churches,  and  -i  district 
schools  are  located  here.  Exports,  wheat,  farm  produce  and 
-wool.  Stage  to  New  Ulra,  Ridgk-y,  Renville,  Beaver  Fall-. 
Franklin  and  Redwood  Falls.  Tri-weekly  mails.  Alexander 
Harkin,  postmaster. 

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. 

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  churcla- 
and  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  Wm  J,  general  store  and  grain. 
Haney  A  J,  flouring  mill. 
Harrison  Edward,  general  store. 
Kellogg  George,  grain  dealer. 
Masttdler  W,  blacksmith. 

T  O  iBrkinSj  Lyons  &  COi  for  pJe  Wiiles  and  Liquori 


F       p       H  6  n  n  I  O*     ^°?^-^'ii<^er  and  Blank-Book 
■      I      ■      ■■vrfllllc',       MinBfactMer,  Brackett'e  Block, 

,^______^_^^_^_  ^-^  MianeapoliB,  Mian. 

"^HA  AND   BUSiyESS    DIKECTORY.  WIIE  739 

WHALAN. 

An   incorporated  yiWage  of   140  souls,  in  Holt  to^v-nsl,i„ 
east  central  part  of  F.Hmore  county,  and  a  station  on  the  S.' 

V^J-'^  ^^  •'"'  ^''''°"  ("^  ^)'  ^"-^  ''^'^°"t  10*^  f'-o™   St. 

rauL     l-he  Root  river  furnishes  water  power  here  to  3  Hour- 

district  school    and  exports  grain  and   flour.     Express,  Am 
1  el^graph,  S.  M.  %.     Two  mails  daily.     A.  Backman,  post! 

BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY. 

Backman  A,  druggist  and  town  clerk 

Canfield  Nelson,  hotel  propr  and  constable. 

Coleman  C  L,  lumber  dealer. 

Cooley  G  C,  lumber  and  express  ao-ent 

Dyer  G  H,  general  store.  ° 

Gunderson  O,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Haudlan  J  B,  raUroad  agent. 

Holmen  C,  saloon  and  bTlliards. 

Jones  D  F,  Grain  Dealer  and  Justice. 

Larsen  Christian,  boots  and  shoes. 

Paulson  Peter,  hamessmaker. 

Stein  Hans,  wagonmaker. 

Streeter  John,  general  store 

Treadwell  A  H,  blacksmith. 

Ward  Mrs  A,  general  store. 

Williams,  Falls  A:  Co,  Flouring  Mils. 

WHEATLAND. 

In  the  northwestern  part  of  Rice  county,  22  miles  from 
poi^t ''if  '^'/"'  '  ''^^li'^T  ^'•■'^--'  the'nearest  railroad 
Kol  W  ^^''"'"'"g  °\'ll'  ^  Catholic  church  and  a  district 
school.     Weekly  mail.     Thomas  Paisane,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

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. 

WHEELING. 

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Skylights.  M.H.  CRIT- 
TENDEN 4  CO,  CoraerBiith 
and  Sjbley  Su.,  Bt.  Paal,  Hina 


Headquarters  for  Crockery" 


IN    MINNESOTA 

HAKMON    i    Cu, 
Minneapolia. 


740        "WHI  MINXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  Will 

WHITE  BEAR  CENTRE. 

In  the  northwestern  part  of  Pope  county,  7  miles  frc.m 
Glenwood  (c  h),  and  20  from  Morris,  the  nearest  railroad  sta- 
tion. Has  a  Lutheran  church  and  common  school,  and  export^ 
wool,  butter  and  wheat.  Semi-weekly  stage  to  Morris  aii'i 
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,  Carpenter. 
Sundar  O  C,  blacksmith. 
Wallan  Nels  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Wallan  &  Peterson,  general  store. 

WHITE  BEAR  LAKE. 
A  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. 

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    of    Becker  county,    -2  miles 
north  of  Detroit  City  (c  h). 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

if  Boston.    Law  of  Maasaohusetta  proviJea  ( 


NEW  ENGLAND 


forfeitnie  I  J.  J.Wataon,  Geu'l  Agt.,  Bt,  Paul,  Mu-. 


Hashow.Maish&DaviSjS 


iTo  particn 

ng  np  of  Engine  Boilers  and  all 
kinds  of  machinery,  Minneapolia. 


Win  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WIL 


WHITE  ROCK. 

In  the  north  central  part  of  Goodhue  county,  14  miles  south- 
west of  Red  Wing  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  about 
50  in  an  air  line  from  St.  Paul.  Daily  mail.  M.  F.  Monson, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Ilcelistrom  A  F,  Tanner. 
W'esterson  J  &  J  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 
St.  Paul.  Either  Weaver,  8  miles,  or  Minneiska,  10  miles  dis- 
tant, are  convenient  shipping  points.  Water  power  is  avail- 
able on  the  White  Water  river.  Exports,  farm  produce. 
Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Minneiska.  A.  C.  Randall,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Skidmore  Lewis,  justice  of  the  peace. 

WHITE  WILLOW. 

A  post  village  of  25  sonls,  in  the  central  part  of  Goodhue 
county,  17  miles  from  Red  Wing  (c  h),  the  usual  shipping 
point,  and  5  from  Zumbrota.  Exports,  wheat.  Tri-weekly 
niail  stage  to  Red  Wing  and  Zumbrota,  and  mail  accordingly. 
Peter  Peterson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

n  enrich  L,  carpenter. 
-Morgan  C,  constable. 

l*eterson  Peter,  Blacksmith. 

t'ingilly  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace. 
WILD  RICE. 

A  settlement  in  the  central  southern  part  of  Polk  county,. 
■15  miles  from  Crookston  (c  h),on  the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Rv,  and 
-!  from  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  Store. 
J'Tge  R  P,  blacksmith. 

Kingsbury  &  Draper  fiKe?^^hg»3?Brt 


W.  F.  GUNN  &  CO.^'"'""-"- -^^^^ 

ISII  I  WWI1I«  W  WWI  improvements,  MUTKEAPOUS,  M.-- 
742         "WIL  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  F,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Sagen  Rev  A  K  (Lutheran). 

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.  ToU- 
graph,  Northwestern.  Express,  Am.  Semi-weekly  mail  sta<_"' 
to  New  London,  18  miles,  and  Croydon,  12  miles.  Daily  mail 
by  rail.     Charles  F.  Clark,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOEY. 

Adams,  Larson  &  Sperry,  flour  and  saw-mills,  15  miles  n  e. 

Arctander  John  W,  lawyer  and  insurance  agent. 

Bjelkengren  Axel,  carriaacemaker. 

Booth  Rev  D  T  (Episcopal). 

Brookens  R  C  &  Son,  flour  and  feed. 

Bunker  &  Jacobson,  Grain  and  Elevator. 

Burr  Wesley,  confectioner. 

Carlzen  Sven  W,  photographer. 

Christi.ansen  iliss  Martha,  milliner. 

Clark  Sc  Frost,  Druggists. 

Cnell  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Cofield  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 
Costello  Richard  A,  hardware. 
Dale  &  Roise,  general  store. 
Davidson  Wm  F,  grain  and  elevator. 
Ek^trom  M  H,  confectioner. 
Ekstrom  &,  Bergley,  painters. 
Ericks  John,  photographer. 
Estrum  Rev  O  (Lutheran). 
Forsberg  Charles,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Forsstron  Olof,  merchant  tailor. 
Fox  Horace,  dentist. 

CPLSCCCDO  DOnC  I'i'^Q  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  ^'^ 
CUnLr LliO    DllUOi  E.  Thiid  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mii^- 


C     Dl    I  nllKo  I  Ull"  i£.sHirro«-s,Ti5erKakc3,  Canton  Plows,  Milb^rn 


t  TRIUMPH  SEEDEKS,  Randall  Pnlveri 
-o  __rro«-s,  TijerKakca,  Canton  Plows,  Milb^.- 
J  ■Wagons,  Buggies,  etc.,  13  W.  3d  St.,  ST.  PADL. 


WELi  AND    BUSINESS    DIKECTORT.  WIL  743 

Frost  Edward  S,  jiliysioian. 

(<nlc  Iliraill  R,"  Propr  Willmar  Republican  Gazette. 
(Torwell  &  Rice,  lumber. 
(■Jlarum  Ole  B,  hotel. 
Glarum  Sivert  S,  grocer. 
(■Joldli.ahn  Hienrich,  grocer. 

<)il'iffin  Darius   S,  Lawyer  and   Insurance  Agent,  Col- 
lections Attended  to. 
llanscom  A  F  &  Co,  flour  and  feed. 
IlailsiiCOlll  «fc  5JoiIlltaiu,  Meat  Market  and  Live  Stock. 

J.  IL  SPICER,  Pres't.  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 
and  newly  furnished,  having  had  a  new 
addition  recently  built  contain- 
ing 17  large  rooms,  and 
offers  superior  accommodations  to  the  traveling  public. 
Spacious  Sample  Rooms,  the  largest  on  the  line  of 
the  road,  for  Agents,     A  share  of  the  public  patronage 
respectfully  solicited. 

AECHITEGT8.  Acconstios,  Heatkj 
aid  Ventilation  earofnlly  and  err- 
rectly  arranged.   Minneapolia,  MiT_. 


WILSONS  JORDAN, 


i   QmnPnnHp    '^'^^^^  Cutlery  aad    Plated  Ware,  at  Ohd.-;.  ,  1 

Ldiiip  UUUUbj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^^^.^."fto",*'-^-  ^ 

744         WTL  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIL 

Hanson  Peter,  general  store. 

Harvey  Rev  H  W  (Presbyterian). 

Hennings  Christian,  saloon. 

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. 

Kandiyohi  County  Bank.  (Capital  -$50,ooo),  JoLu 

M  Spicer  Pres,  Reinert  Sunde  Cashr,      {See  adv.)  i 

Knott  EdM'ard  T\'',  Propr  Pacific  House.     [See  ado.)  J 

Korte  Rasinus,  grain  and  elevator.  '{ 

Lambrechts  Bernt,  physician,  3  miles  east.  j 

Lantz  Hans,  jeweler.  I 

I^ariitOn  Edward,  Propr  Western  Minnesota  Press.  1 

Levi  Israel,  dry  goods.  { 

Lewis  Albert  X,  hardware.  j 

Locke,  Bunker  &  Waters,  flour  mill.  \ 

Locke  E,  grain  and  elevator.  j 

Locke  Sisters,  dry  goods  and  milliners. 

Manning  Michael  D,  grocer. 

Marlow  Alexander,  propr  Marlow  House. 

ZHorrissey  James  E,  Founder  and  Machinist. 

Mossberg  &  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. 

Rennewanz  Friedrich  J,  saloon. 

Rice  O  P  tfc  Co,  general  store. 

Robbins  J  S  »fc  Co,  lumber. 

Robbins,  Rice  &  Co,  farm  implements. 

Kol)bin!»  «fc  "Weston,  Bankers. 

Rodluii  &  Johnson,  general  store  and  tailors. 

Rasmusson  Peter,  barber. 

Ross  Wm  L,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Sioqvist  Peter  A,  carriagemaker. 

Sonnen  John  B,  furniture. 

Spicer,  Larson  &  Co,  general  store  and  farm  implements. 

Spottswood  C-liarles  C,  Propr  Spottswood  House. 

Stoner  Samuel,  flour  and  feed. 

Thorpe  &  Perkins,  real  estate  and  abstracts. 

Hall'sSafe  I  Lock  Co.rptrzr^: 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,=3i!l^^'^ 


WIL  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Ward  Herbert  C,  harnessmaker. 

White  Charles  L,  farm  implements. 

Williams  Bros  &  Sharp,  carpenters  and  builders. 

Willson  George,  saloon. 

Wright  Wm,"hotel. 

WILLOW  CREEK. 

In  Pleasant  Mound  to^-nship,  southwestern  part  of  Blue 
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  W  H,  constable. 

WILLOW  RIVER. 

A  postoffice  in  the  central  western  part  of  Aitkin  county, 
11  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  Metho- 
dist 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  Waseca 
county,  one  mile  from  the  M.  &  St.  L.  Ry   line,   and   5    from 

SELDEN  &  GRYQLA, 
114  North  Third  Street, 
UiiuieapoUi,  IdaseioUu 


Fire-Proof  Boors  I  Shuners, 


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'  G.  F.  Farrin^on's,  Minneapolis. 


746         WIL  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIN 

Waseca  (ch),  the  most  convenient  railroad  point.  It  contains 
an  Episcopal  and  Methodist  Episcopal  church  and  distrirt 
school,  and  ships  butter  and  eggs.  Daily  mail.  Eliza  L. 
<3ray,  postmaster. 

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.  Popula- 
tion, 25.  Tri-weekly  mail  stage  to  Harmony.  Thomas 
Thomsen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Bruflodt  O  G,  blacksmith. 

TltOlllSCn  TllOUia!^,  General  Store. 

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'. 

Barlow  Wm  W,  propr  Hyatt  House. 
Besser  George,  express  and  railroad  agent. 
Besser  Wm  W,  hardware  and  stoves." 

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Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co." 


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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  (62.00  per  Day),  John  Clark  Propr.     (.See 

adv,  jxKje  "^i".) 
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  H  A,  Postmaster. 
Cook  Wm  B,  wagonmaker. 
Dunniclitf  Mrs  11,  milliner  and  fancy  goods. 
Ellis  &  May,  millinery  goods. 
Gessell  A  J,  mason. 
Gessell  Wm,  boarding  house. 
Oillau  Saiuiicl  S,  Boot  and  Shoemaker. 
Greene  Charles  A,  physician. 
Grimes  Michael,  jimpr  Windom  House. 
Hoople  Joseph,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 
Hlintiug'tOU  S  «&  E  C,  Publrs  The  Windom  Reporter. 
Hutton  John,  general  store  and  grain. 
Hyatt  House,  V\'ni  W  Barlow,  propr. 
Jenness  Robert  R,  general  store. 
Johnson  Seth  S,  flour  and  feed. 
Klock  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
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. 

I~Q  Q  K        I  0  0  n    Oldest,  Best  aud  Cheapest.    New  Encland 
n  J  J"  I  y  0  U,  MtttaalLif-InsurancsOo.  of  Boston.  J.J.WATSOS, 
General  Ag^ai.  ST.  PAUL. 


Plon!^    Rnnto  ^a°^actuied  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 

D I  CI  1 1  A"  O  U  U  l\  D  ti""!*'  at  low  rates  »nd  ia  best  of  ftyle,  by  F.  r.  HENNIG, 

Brackett'a  Block,  MianeapoUs, 

WIN  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY.  WIN  V40 

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  RIVER. 
A  newly  established  postoftiee  in  Wadene  county. 

WINNEBAGO  AGENCY. 
A  village  of  200  inhabitants  in  the  eastern  part  of  Blue 
Earth  county,  12  miles  from  Mankato  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  and  90  from  St.  Paul.  It  contains  Lutheran,  Con- 
gregational, German  Methodist  and  Catholic  churches  and 
district  schools.  Exports,  flour  and  wheat.  Tri-weekly  mail 
stage  Mankato  and  Minnesota  Lake.     J.  L.  Cook,  postmaster. 

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. 

Rasdell  M  B,  constable. 

St  Cyr  Michael,  hotel  propr. 

Stalenwerk  C  W,  carpenter. 

Wheeler  J,  blacksmith. 

W'^ilson  E  F,  nurseryman. 

WINNEBAGO  CITY. 

An  incorporated  village  of  1,500  souls,  a  station  on  the 
S.  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  vil- 
lage has  an  independent  weekly  newspaper.  The  Times,  a 
bank,  3  hotels,  a  graded  school  of  4  departments,  and  Presbv- 
terian,  Methodist  and  Baptist  churches.  It  is  situated  in  "a 
f^plendid  stock  raising  region,  producing  more  sheep  than  any 


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750       WIN  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIN  j 

Other  vicinity  in  the  State.     The  exports  are  chiefly  hogs,  livf  1 

stock,  flour,  wheat   and    wool.      Unimproved   land  is  wortli  \ 

from  $7  to  $12  per  acre;  improved, -$15  to -^40.     Semi-weokly  i 

Stage  to  Windom,  40  miles  distant,  fare  82;  and  Madelia,  2s  i 

miles  distant,  fare  *  1.50.    Telegraph,  Northwestern.    E.xpress,  i 

Am.     Mail  daily.     T.  F.  Winship,  postmaster.  j 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  j 

Abbott    8   J,  Lawyer.  j 

Albee  Charles,  cheese  mnfr.  ^ 

Allen  Wm,  farm  implement >;.  , 

Armstroiia:  J  A,  Banker  and  Insurance.  i 

Baker  George,  hotel  propr.  J 

Bathrick  Jefferson,  druggist.  i 

Bonner  &  Hyde,  grain  dealers.         "  j 

Brockman  Wm,  harnessmaker.  i 

Caldwell  J,  photographer.  ■ 

Christensen  Thomas,  merchant  tailor.  1 

Coe  Ij.  Grain  Elevator.  .  ', 

Collins  House,  Mrs  B  H  SaflFord  propr.  ■ 

Colman  C  L,  flour  mill  and  lumbpr.  j 

Coman  &  Williams,  grain  dealers.  "i 

Conklin,  Dwight  &  Co,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes.  • 

Cooper  cfc  Dorsey,  flour  mill.  j 

Crays  James,  grain  dealer.  I 

Damon  D  &  Co,  general  store.  J 

Darling  M  J,  harnessmaker.  J 

Darling  Mrs  N  J,  milliner.  '■ 

Davlin  Ileiirv  J,  Livery.  { 

De  Long  T  D,  saloon.  j 

Deudon  Frank,  sewing  machines  and  fann  implements.  1 

Dobsou  James,  liverv.  j 

Dodd  Rev  J  S  (Presbyterian). 
Doud  House,  B  F  Doud  propr. 
Dunn  Andrew  C,  lawyer. 
Easton  X.  Ariiistroiis',  Bankers. 
Fagan  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 
Fawcett  Francis  M,  agent  S  M  Ry. 
Fellows  Henry  R,  restaurant. 
Fox  A  L,  harness. 
Froehlich  &  Co,  meat  market. 
Gayman  A  C,  irrocer. 
nai^iit  AV  Z.  Dealer  in  Wind  Mills,  Pumps,  Well  Augers 

and  Mill  Maohincrv.      {See  adu,p(ige  751.) 
Heard  Rev  T  M  (Methodist). 
Ilolliday  A  A,  flour  mill. 
Hotchkiss  Edward  A,  real  estate. 

CPUtZniTDQ    RPflC    DKAPEES  and  TAILOKS,  No.  40 

OunLrLnO    DnlfOi  East  Third  Street,  Bt.  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  store. 

Mapson  Mrs  Ann,  grocer. 

Masters  Alfred,  Jeweler. 

Masters  Mrs  H  M,  confectioner. 

Matthew  J  V,  barber. 

Mell  J  V,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the  peace. 

Merwin  Andrew  H,  Am  Express  agent. 

Mitchell  Samuel,  livery. 

Moore  Frank,  blacksmith. 


((Rollins  ^mx5Z, 

B.  H.  SAFFORD,  -    Proprietor, 

WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN. 

ALUKED  D.  DENNE,  -  -  OLERK. 

—DEALER  C— 


,  Pumps,  Cane  Mi 


Flouring  Mill  Machinery,  Plumbers'  Goods,  etc 

AL.SO  MANUFACTURER  OF 

WINNEBAOO  CITY,   MIXX. 

DUiiUClO     liai  UVwdlC  bury  &  Draper.  3  BE.  Third  St.,  St.  Paul. 


rhsrIoC    InhnOnn    ^''°'=W  ^^  Glassware,  513  W.-uh- 
VnaiiCd  JUIIIIOUiljington  Ave.  South,  ItraiTEAPOLIS, 

762  WIN  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIN 

Nelson  George  E,  saloon. 

Payne  C  11  »!;  Co,  flour  mill,  2  miles  w. 

Quiggle  &  Chipman,  druggists. 

RaVHbrd  €  II,  Lawver  and  City  Justice. 

Ret>Iofr  «  1  ,  Jeweler. 

Reynolds  B  €J,  Lawyer. 

Richardson  John  L,  meat  market. 

Richardson  Silas,  grocer. 

Ritter  J  D,  furniture. 

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  8. 

Sullivan  Miss  Anna,  dressmaker. 

Sweet  Robert,  blacksmith,  3i  miles  w. 

Wallace  Charles,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Wallace  John  S,  lumber  and  fanu  machinery. 

Ware  D  N  &  Son,  coal  and  wood. 

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. 

Wheeler  J  M,  saloon. 

Williams  Albert,  live  stock  dealer. 

Wilson  Richard  31,  general  store. 

"Wiiinebago  City  Times,  Allen  &  Sherin  Proprs. 
Winship  Josiah  F,  postmaster. 

.     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 
wheat.  Has  a  ^Methodist  churcli  and  district  school.  Semi- 
weekly  mail  stage  to  New  Albin,  Iowa.  E.  Stevens,  post- 
master. 

liBll  S  o8I8  -^i  LOCK  uOi  46  Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Ml=n. 


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Ag'tTPJUMPH  SEEDERS,  RaadallPulveriz- 
HaiTowa,  Tiger  Kakes,  Canton  Plows,  Milhnrn 
agons,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  ST,  PADX. 


WIN  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 


BUSINESS   DIRKCTOKY. 

Barber  T  B,  general  store  and  propr  tiouring  mill. 
Johnson  &  Olander,  proprs  tiouring  mill. 

WINONA. 

The  seat  of  "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 
estimated,  exceeds"  11,000.  The  two  great  railroads  of  the 
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 
ultimate  terminus  Deadwood.  The  G.  B.  &  M.  Ry, 
traversing  Wisconsin  from  east  to  west,  gives  an  out- 
let 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  impor- 
tant "matter  to  Winona's  manufacturing  interests.  The  Missis- 
sippi river,  at  her  very  door,  opens  to  her  steamboat  commun- 
ication with  the  south  and  west,  and  completes  a  chain  of 
unrivaled  transportation  facilities.  Winona  for  years  stood 
only  second  to  Chicago  and  Milwaukee  as  a  grain  shipping 
port,  in  1873  handling  nearly  (5,000,000  bushels.  Though  the 
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 
outlet  of  the  pineries  of  the  Chippewa  river.  The  Mis- 
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  enter- 
prise 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  are  growing  with  great  strides.  Their  product  now 
is  about  1 75,1)00  barrels  ]K'r  annum,  and  2  new  milling  concerns 

ADpyiTCpTO  WILSON  &  JOEDM,  f,™fSo^ 

"llUllI  I  Lv  I  VI  to PublioBnildingB, Schools, Court-Housoa and Ohurctes. 


The  Latest  Designs 


Can  be  found  at  Q.  P.  Parringtoa's, 
Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 


754       WIN  MIN'XE.SOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIX 

are  going  into  operation.  The  combined  capital  of  the  4  bank-* 
located  here  is  -$300,000.  The  press  is  represented  bv  t'n.' 
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 
a  high  reputation.  There  are  three  public  school  buildiuLT- 
erec^edat  a  cost  of  8130,000,  and,  under  able  management,  giv- 
ing instruction  to  nearly  2,000  pupils.  The  tirst  of  the  tbrcij 
State  Normal  Schools  is  located  here.  It  is  magniiicently 
housed  in  a  structure  which  cost  $145,000,  and  enjoys  wide 
fame  as  an  institution  imparting  a  thorough  training  to  teach- 
ers for  every  grade  of  school  work.  It  has  a  tine  library  and 
well  furnished  reading  room,  the  largest  general  museum  in 
the  west,  a  superb  art  gallery,  and  a  large  collection  of  physi- 
cal 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  insti- 
tution. The  Catholic  and  Lutheran  churches  maintain  several 
denominational  schools,  and  there  also  is  a  preparatory  medi- 
cal academy.  Winona's  public  library  contains  3,000  vol- 
umes. 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  vari- 
ous other  secret  benevolent  and  temperance  lodges  and 
societies  in  the  city.  Wiuona  has  city  water  works,  an  effi- 
cient 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  Rush- 
ford  into  the  city,  and  are'  now  manufacturing  at  the  rate  of 
1,200  wagons  per  annum.  This  coiupany,  of  which  H.  3L 
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  car- 
riages and  sleighs  which  have  no  superior,  and  make  a  spe- 
cialty of  ordered  work  and  repairing.  The  ^Merchants'  B.ink. 
capital  -$100,000,  is  a  .solid  and  progressive  financial  institution. 
The  Merchants'  Hotel,  J.  Schweitzer,  proprietor,  is  a  comfort- 
able 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'- 

31  Eobert  St,,  St,  Paul,  Minn- 

have  tho  Finest  Stock  of  O&lifomia  Wmei 
for  Medicinal  puiposae. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


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  Phys- 
ical  ArPAHATls. 

The  Expenses  of  jiupils  are  very  low.      Board  in  private  fanulies  can 

be  obtained  at  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  for  Students  over 

the  Railroads  leading  from 

Winona. 

ENTRANCE  EXAMINATIONS,  AUG.  18,  19,  and  20. 
SCHOOL  YEAR  CLOSES  APRIL  29. 

Graduates  n{  111-1,  S,h,.,,U  and  ulher-  wlm  aiv  fully  prepared   u|».u  the 
.\<-ademic  Studie-.  take  the  prute-inaal  u..,k  ..f  the  course 


IRV/IH  SHEPARD, 
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HashovV;  Maish&Davis,S°S-'£E^ 

WIN  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WIN  755 

Schoonmaker  manufactures  patent  copper  lightnins:  cable. 
The  North  Star  Marble  Works,  E.  McDonough,  proprietor, 
are  among  the  most  extensive  in  the  State.  Charles  Hille, 
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  T  K  (Adventist).  ' 

American  Express  Co,  J  W  Hall  agent,  26  E  2d. 

American  Hotel,  W  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, 

W  3d. 
Bally  John,  books  and  stationery,  E  2d. 
Bambenek  John,  grocer,  125  E  2d. 
Barber  Lloyd,  lawyer,  6  Ely  Block. 
Barnes  Wm  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  W  2d. 
Bcllaire  Frank,  saloon,  16  Main. 
Beutley  AlfVed  X,  Lawyer,  21  Center. 
Berry  &  5lorey,  lawyers.  Center. 
Beyerstedt  Arthur,  grocer,  2  W  2d. 
Bierce  Calvin  A,  real  estate,  22  Center. 
Biltgen  Henry,  saloon,  112  E  2d. 
Blunt  Arthur  W,  physician,  4  W  2d. 
Bbyewski  Rev  R  J  (Polish  Catholic). 
Bogart  Edward  V,  marble  works,  45  W  3d. 
Bohu  &  Wilce,  Mnfrs  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Lumber,  Lath  and  Shingles,  cor  Front  and  Laird.     {See 

adv.) 
Bolcom  J  &  H  C,  real  estate,  cor  Front  and  Market. 
Boiler  &  Schwebel,  barbers,  Winona. 
Borth  Herman,  grocer,  110  E  3d. 
Bourmeister  John,  saloon,  101  E  3d. 

Pilch  and  Grave!  Roofers.  'S""^^""; 


P  D  n  P  t/  P  D  V    ^^6°<=^  0^11^      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
U  ri  U  U  l\  L  n  I  J  retail.   E.  A,  HAEMOX  &  CO.,  Minneapolis. 

756         WlX  jnXNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIN 

Boynton  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  62  and  64  E  2d. 

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. 

Brooks  Lester  R,  Pres  Winona  Mill  Co,  cor  Front  and 

Walnut. 
Bub  Peter,  brewer.  Sugar  Loaf. 
Busdicker  Henry,  propr  St  Louis  House,  44  W  2d. 
,  Butler  Charles,  contractor  and  builder,  W  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. 
City  Hotel,  F  M  McCarthy  propr,  23  W  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. 
Cook  J,  shoemaker,  1U6  E  3d. 

Cotter  Rev  J  B  (Catholic),  res  cor  Center  and  Sanborn. 
Crook  Rev  Isaac  (Methodist). 

Crossgrove  Robert,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  E  3d. 
Cummings  &,  Vila,  boots  and  shoes,   17  E  3d. 
Curtis  Edward  F,  grocer,  15  E  3d. 
Cussin  Josephine,  hair  goods,  73  E  3d. 
Cysewski  Frank,  saloon,  E  2d. 
Daering  Charles,  meat  market,  22  Main. 
Damm  Frederick,  saloon,  E  3d. 
Davenport  House,  W  Palsen  propr,  119  E  3d. 
Degenhart  P  J,  saddlery  hardware,  20  E  2d. 
J>eniocrat  Priiitiiiis;  Co,  H  Busdicker,  Jr,  Sec,  18  E  3d. 
Dietrechson  Rev  (Lutheran). 

Diligent  Collection  Agency,  M  L  Sherwood  mngr,  22  Center. 
Dixon  Alfred  C,  insurance  and  real  estate,  cor  2d  and  Center. 
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,  P  O  block. 
Dyckson  James  W,  lawyer,  55  E  2d. 
Eckert  Ernest,  cigars  and  tobacco,  20  W  3d. 
Elmer  &  Cunningham,  hardware,  18  E  3d. 
Elmer  &  Tenny,  photographic  stock,  18  Center. 

n&OiJ     AOOTTO  OVER   SI5,000,000.    The  "New  En.-U^i 
UnUII    #^UOI.IO  Bt.  Paul,  General  Ageat  for  Mmii..ot». 


F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Eook" 

Manufacturer,  Braokett's  Block, 
Minaeapolis,  Minn, 


WIN  AND    BUSINTi:S3    DIRECTORY.  WIN  "57 

ESTABLISHED  1S56. 

WHOLESALE 


AND  WHOLESALE   DEALER  IN 


GREEN  APPLES,  ORANGES,  LEMONS 
Oysters,  Cigcurs,  and,  Cccr'boTi.  Oil. 

Agent  for  liSin  I,  Rand's  Dranfe  HiSe  hdih 

WINONA, MINNESOTA. 

5URK  WILLSON,  President.  H.  D.  PERKINS,  Vice-President. 

THE 

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  a  Specialty. 


JJo.  18  West  Third  Street,  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. 

Felsted  &  Artz,  gunsmiths,  Lafayette. 

Field  Rev  T  G  (Baptist). 

First  Xatioiinl  Bank,  L  C  Porter  Pres,  C  H  Porter 
Cashr,  38  E  2d. 

Fischer  Bros,  merchant  tailors,  W  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- 
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. 

Foster  R  A  &  Co,  wholesale  fruits,  4  W  2d. 

Fox  &  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. 

Gage  W  A  &  Co,  planing  mill.  Front. 

Gannon  Patrick,  saloon,  5  Johnson. 

Garlock  &  Stout,  grain  dealers,  Front. 

date  City  Carriatfe  "IVorks,  25  E  4th.    {See  adv.) 

Gensmer  &  Newman,  farm  implements,  86  E  3d. 

George  David  J,  pump  mnfr,  Johnson  bet  4th  and  5th. 

Gerdzel  Ernst  A,  conveyancer,  37  W  3d. 

Ocriies  Charles  ^I,  Groceries,  Provisions,  Toys,  Crock- 
ery 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. 

^P!-^^CPPQ    [^PRQ    ^™^  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  4C 
dOliLrLriO   DriUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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0.  B,  OOUIJ),  President.  JOHN  ALBERTSON,  Superintendent. 

H.  M.  KINNEY,  General  Manaper.  J.  C.  BLAKE,  Secretary. 

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  Induce- 
ments in  Low  Rates  of  Freight  and 
Quick   Transportation. 


Send,    fcx  oiar    E'rice    I..ist  ar-d.    crd.or    a  Sam- 
ple T7;rag-cii. 

The  Wii::::a  Rushfcrd-Wagox  Co. 


Crockery 


•^  hISQQWflrP    JOHUSON,  513  Waahin^n  Av.a,, 


760        WIN  MINXKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTKEK  WIX 

Goltz  Gustav,  saloon,  09  E  3d. 

Gould  A:  Show,  Lawyers,  P  O  Block. 

Grafton  John  H,  sii^n  painter,  Center. 

Gray  &  Russell,  bill  posters,  13  W  3d. 

Grecjory  &  Co,  crockery,  3'.t  E  ^d. 

Grillisliaw  ISeilJaillill  J,  Carpenter  and  Builder,  cor 

Winona  and  Sanhorn. 
Gudtner  Andrew  J,  blacksmith,  48  Walnut. 
Ilaberle  Louis,  boots  and  .shoes,  59  E  3d. 
Hackley  L  E  &  Son,  druggists,  2  E  3d. 
Hall  Jason  W,  Am  E.x  agt,  26  E  2d. 
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. 
Hatch  Wm  D,  propr  American  Hotel,  Main. 
Haves  Wm,  propr  Tremont  House,  14  Washington. 
Hcckleiiinil  Jolill  W,  Boots  and  Shoes,^71  E  3d. 
Heintz  C  &  Bro,  clothing,  40  E  2d. 
Heller  Rev  A  (Catholic). 
Heller  Theodore  J,  blacksmith,  W  3d. 
Henhardt  John,  cooper,  W  3d. 
Henning  Christian,  grocer,  175  E  2d. 
Henrichs  Amelia,  saloon,  41  E  2d. 
Herring  W  &  Bro,  grocers,  193  E  2d. 
Higgin^  Henrv  C,  propr  Warren  House,  Washington. 
Hlfle  Charles,  Leather  Findings,  Hides  and  Tallow,  54 

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. 
Hollingworth  Francis  S,  wholesale  liquors,  77  E  2d. 
Hollowell  Georee  L,  grocer,  10  W  3d. 
nortoil  &■  lEailiiltOll.  Lumber  Dealers,  cor  Front  and 

Market. 
Howe  Wm,  carria^-e  mnfr,  3  E  4th. 
Ulihbcll  Ittcrbcrt  t»,  Insurance,  17  E  3d. 
VLllil  Ilousf,  F  M  Cockrell  Propr,  cor  Johnson  and  3d. 
Hughes  John,  tailor,  2S  Johnson. 
Humphrey  Ilolman  S,  physician,  W  3d. 
Hurlburt   Wm  M,  propr  Phoenix  Iron   Works,  cor  Winou.i 

and  3d. 
Jacobs  Charles,  confectioner,  33  E  3d. 
Jansen  Frederick,  boots  and  shoes,  77  E  3d. 

Hall's  Safe  I  Lock  Co.!^«1""'"""'^ 


lings,  46  JackBonSt.,  ST.  PAUL 


Hasliovv,Maisli&  Davis 


Are  Agents  for  the  best  Cylinder 

Lnbrlcator  in  the  world,    Satis- 

J  faction  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,  Prop-r, 

O^   ^^^^  Manufacturer  of  Forelffir 

i^/-i-ii?^  'P  =^^=a  and  American 


/'//   \-'l  Lami.s,\i,:,.  ..  . '  ;,;an- 

f       \y    111   West  Fifth  St.. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 


j  :  :    /  M 


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CF    FjlJ'F'In'ytnn    ■^'^Jstic  lallor.    Dress  suits  a  SpedaltT 
I  I  I  I  Ul  I  iti|QlUnj  239  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,  •_'  W  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  W  3d. 

Kelly  LillH  A,' Physician  and  Surgeon,  Buff um's  Blo.k. 

cor  Main  and  od. 
Kihler  Wm  E,  Windom  House,  Johnson. 
Jvilian  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  &  X  W  Ry. 
Knoepfel  Frank,  taifor,  3d  bet  3Iain  and  Johnson. 
Knowles  Hugh  M,  livery,  Johnson. 
Koelmer  Leo'pold,  barber,  58  E  2d. 
Kossum  Christian,  saloon,  cor  1st  and  Washington. 
Krumdick  Gerhart  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  1. 
Lamberton    Henry   W,    land  commissioner  W  &  St  P  R  B 

Co,  20  Center. 
Landon  &  Roberts  Bros,  hardware,  11  E  3d. 
Lang  J  Fredej-ick,  meat  market,  2d. 
Langley  Benton  H,  agent  C,  M  &  St  P  Ry,  23  E  3d, 
Larrabee  H  O,  dentist,  7  E  3d. 
Larson  Mrs  Clara,  hair  goods,  cor  3d  and  Market. 
Latsch  John,  tjrocer,  103  E  2d. 
Lauer  J  W  iCCo,  druggists,  E  3d. 

Law  .Tallies,  Propr  Jewell  House,  cor  2d  and  Johnson. 
Leighton  Michael,  tailor,  62  W  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. 
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  W  2d. 
McCrumish  Jolin,  merchant  tailor,  14  W  2d. 


?2Perkins,Lyons&Co.y-£E^'Si- 


C.B.  THURSTON, 


Sole  Ag't  CANTON  PLOWS,  Tiger  Eaies,  Ran- 
dall PolTerizin?  Harrowa,  Trinmph  Seders,  Mil- 
burn  Wagons,  Boggles,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.Paol 


WIN 


IXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


GATE  CITY  CARRIAGE  WORKS 


Fine  Carriages  *»»  Sleighs. 

Ordered  Work  and  Keimiriiig  a  Specialty, 
25  and  27  East  Fourth  Street, WINONA,  MINN. 

E.  GERSTENHAUER 

Editor  and  Publisher  of  the 
The  only  German  Paper  in  Southern  Minnesota. 

Erpelding's  Bl'k,  cor.  Second  and  Walnut  Sts.,  WINONA,  MINN. 


Job  Printing  eseeuted  vrith  neatness  and  despatch. 

CHARLES    HILLE. 


lETAEL  DEALER  I 


HIDES,   V/OOL 

LEA.TI'IER  cLixcl  Fl^JJl^ZaS. 

WINONA,   MINN. 

Wllonn   ^t     IopMom    James  K.  Wilsoii,  Eobert  W.  Jordan, 
»»  llbUII  Oi»  JuiUall5  AEOmTEOTS,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


Largest  Stock  Crockery  LVKTca,  M^ifpit 

764        WIN  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIN 

McCullough  Hiram  R,  agent  W  &  St  P  R  R,  10  Center. 
McCutclien  Win  G  ifc  Co,  grain  and  produce,  1st. 
McDoilOligh    Edward,    Marble   Works,   111   W  5ili. 

{See  adc.) 
McCJailg-hey   Jailie!^    B,  Physician  and   Surgeon,  i: 

Mclsie  &  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  W  2d. 

Marsland  Jacob,  auction  and  commission,  E  3d. 

Mason  Frank  B,  news  dealer,  13  E  3d. 

Mathews  John  A,  real  estate  loans,  74  E  3d. 

Maverick  Munn,  hardware,  49  E  2d. 

Maybury  Charles  G,  architect,  20  E  3d. 

Melvin  Samuel,  auction  and  commission,  18  Main. 

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  W  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. 
Moore  Charles,  saloon,  12  W  1st. 
Morehead  John  B,  livery,  cor  3d  and  Walnut. 
Mors'au  fii^dward  Sj,  Books,  Stationery,  Etc,  9  E  3d'. 
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. 
Mowery  Jacol),  grocer,  E  2d. 
Mlics"  Edward  F,  Dry   Goods,    Groceries,    Hats,  Caps 

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  W  3d. 
Netz  Charles,  gen  store,  cor  Franklin  and  3d. 
Neviiis  W  L  &  Bro,  livery  and 'bus  line,  cor  4th  and  JoIuim'H. 
Niedeiiliofen  ^Liry,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  cor  2d  and  ^laiii. 

((A    Di«iii4rtM€.  ^^"    loreseeth    the    Evil    and    Insurctn 

A    rriJUBni    himself.-     New  Enjlani  Mctaal  Lifo  iDsnrance  t   • 

"*  Boaton.    J.  J.  WATSON,  St.  Panl,  Gea'l  Ag^t  for  Ki--' ^■- 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis,  SSsSiS 


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llinneapolia. 


WIN  AND    BUSiyjiSS    DIRECTORY.  WIX  765 

Xoonan  &  Stelhvagen,  builders,  cor  3d  and  Vine. 

Northwestern  Telei^raph  Co,  H  B  Thornton  mngr,  P  O  blk. 

Oi  hlcr  Rev  W  (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  W  2d. 

Pelzer  Edward,  druggist,  cor  3d  and  Market. 

Peregrine  Joseph  L,"  dentist,  2  W  2d. 

Perkins  Hollis  D,  grocer,  18  W  3d. 

Pfeffer  Adam,  tailor,  IS  Center. 

OTTO  SONTAG,      ~~ 

CHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE  &  ST.  PAUL  R.  R.  ELEVATOR, 

DEALER  IN 

Grain,  Hides  and  Wool 

OfBce  and  "Warehouse, 

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  to  $1.S0  per  day. 

NpIHdH   J?/    Pflfwla    Roofers  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
OCIUCII  OU  Uiygldj  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St,  Minneapolis. 


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Wr     PIIMM     0.     on     D'Ja'-ersinBOLTIUa  CLOTH  ladCHILa:.-) 
.  F.  bum  &  LU.  ^-"^  ^"'L^efpX^'si""^^-- 

766       WIN  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEKE  WIN 

Phelps  Wm  B,  lawyer,  over  Second  National  Bank. 
Phoenix  Iron  Works,  Wm  M  Hurlburt  propr,   cor  Winom 

and  W  3d. 
Pierce  Marshall  N,  agt  Diamond  Jo  Line,  foot  Washingti.n. 
Pindell  Geortxt-,  saloon,  Main. 

Pitcher  Hon  O  O,  Attorney-at-Law  for  Mankato. 
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. 
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,  W  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  W  2d. 
Richardson  Thomas  A,  jeweler,  18  E  3cL 
Richardson  Wm  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. 
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  Wm  H,  watches  and  jeweliy,  SE  3d. 

Sanboru  .Sherburn,  Supt  W  &  St  P  R  R,  cor  2d  an  i 

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. 

OPUCCCPQ    DDflQ    DMPEES  and  TAIL0B3,  No.  40 
OUMLrLrlO    URUOi  East  Thiid  Streot,  St.  Paul,  Mias. 


R|Pnlf-Rnn  Vq  ]^^°^^tnred  for  Banis,  Mill  Men  end  Oorpora- 

Brackett'a  Block,  Minneapilis,        ^^^"^^< 

WIN  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  E  •''d 

'^*''!i?iP*"/c"''^V  •*»»»««  M.  Lightning  Rod  ilnfrs,  9  E 

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 

*^'''ln^*'w'l*-'*r'*"fJ'"'r.'  P^P'-  Merchant's  Hotel,  cor  2d 

and  \\  alnut.     (*See  adv)  ' 

^d?nd  Center    """•     '^"'"^'^  ^'"^^^  ''^''^''''  °  '  -'' 
Sehler  Charles,  saloon,  W  2d. 
Shannon  Hannora,  saloon,  60  Lafayette 
Sheardown  John  M,  clerk  district  court,  Court  House. 
^hepard  Henry  C,  agent  Star  Union  Line,  17  E  3d 

^nln.^T-r  *'*YV''  P^i^ciP'-il  State  Normal  School. 
Simon  Phihp,  upholsterer,  Lafayette. 

"  o^aNw.*!'!  ^'«»«"»a«,  Attorney  and  President  State 
iNormal  School  Board,  cor  2d  and  Center. 

sT«nIoi/"i*'T'i;'^'  'f  ^^''  ^  Simpson's  Block. 

and^JL^r.  **'  ^"'^''  ^^'^"°"  Republican,  cor  3d 

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. 

(£^z5V**'  ^'^'^'"  '""^  Produce,  Walnut  bet  2d  and  3d. 
Soule  Rev  Wm  (Weslevan  Methodist). 
Staak  &  Einfeldt,  grocers,  E  3d. 

Stadelmaun's  Hotel.  M  Stadelmann  propr,  68  E  M      ' 
St*aK  P  ,f''-»"»^l"V  PhysicianfEfy'L'Lk,"2d. 
»tark  Charles,  meat  market,  61  E  yd 

Pfindp'^af"'"'  '^^•''««»,   At    Winona,  Irwin   Shepard 
Staughton  Neville,  N  W  agt  M  C  R  R  Co,  cor  2d  and  Center 
S        nsTY  i^^r^'  Wacksmith,  E  4th  nr  Center. 
it\cns  11  A  Son,  books  and  stationery,  19  E  3d 

C!l^;'j^^;^_'>|^^;^»;^^  Simpson's  Blk,  2d. 

IRON    RfiOFFR^    ^  ^  OEITTENDEN  &  00.,  Oorner 
•  1 1 U  n    n  U  i;  r  L  nOi  Sixth  and  Slbley  Stree^  Su  Paul,  Minn. 


1  amn  Pnnr^O    '^^^^^  Cutlery  aud   Plated  Ware,  at  Charl- 
Lallip  aUUUbj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^Z^t^^f^H^'"-'' 

768        WIX  MIXXKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTKEK  WIN 

Stewart  Herbert  O,  druggist,  35  E  2.1. 

Stilkey  Hiram  H,  baker,  Lafayette. 

Stimenman  Jacob,  baker  and  confectioDer,  S  W  3d. 

Story  George  F,  barber,  E  •2d. 

Story  Jacob,  probate  judge  and  justice,  Court  House. 

Stott  &  Potter,  furniture^and  crockery,  102  E  3d. 

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,  M  &  St  P  Ry  depot. 

"Taye  Michael,  steam  and  gas  titter,  14  W  3il. 

Thayer  Wm  H,  propr  New  England  Hotel,  13  E  4th. 

Thode  Herman,  meat  market,  E  3d. 

Thode  A:   Soriis,  Meat  Market,  2  W  3d. 

Thomas  John  W,  drv  goods,  20  E  3d. 

Thomas  Rev  W  D  (Presbyterian). 

Thornton  Hubert,  manager  N  W  Tel  Co,  P  O  block. 

Thompson  Hugh,  loans,  cor  Market  and  Front. 

Thrune  A  &  Co,  furniture,  42  E  2d. 

Tiepus  Daniel,  blacksmith,  31  Lafayette. 

Tourtellotte  Jacob  F,  loans,  16  Center. 

Troost  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  16  E  2d. 

Vance  Ilavid  E,  Lawyer,  16  Center. 

"V^an  Natter  Henry,  propr  Eagle  House,  Washington. 

Villaumie  Jeannette,  milliner,  E  3d. 

Yon  Rohr  Rl-v  P  (Lutheran). 

Von  Wimiitfen  Lebrecht  F,  architect,  Simpson's  Block,  2d. 

Wade  &  Bavin,  milliners,  T  E  3d. 

"Wakefield  Charles  N,  lawyer,  37  W  3d. 

Walser  Baptist,  harnessmaker,  E  3d. 

"Warren  George,  livery,  cor  3d  and  Washington. 

"Warren  House,  H  C  Iliggins  propr,  Washington. 

Warren  Wm  S,  shoemaker,  15  W  2d. 

Wasehoshe  Woldus,  wagonmaker,  50  Walnut. 

"WaukuUa  Mining   Co,    copper   miners,  J  Bolcom    pres,  cur 

Front  and  ^larket. 
T^'edel  lleury  R,  Physician  and   Surgeon,  60  E  2d. 
"Wedel  Wm,  furniture,  10  W  2d. 
"V\'eibel  Peter,  hotel,  93  2d. 
Weise  Herman  F,  crockery,  32  E  3d. 
"V\"elch  Alfred,  dentist,  11 'E  3d. 
Wells  Jose)>h  A,  saloon,  Main. 
Werner  Frederick  W,  meat  market,  32  Alain. 
Wheeler  Wm  F,  confectioner,  10  E  3d. 
Whipple  Wm  J,  proj)r  Winona  Herald,  22  and  24  E  2d. 

Hall's  Patent  Infallible  ^ite^^S 


Hashow,Maisii&Oavis 


BnT,  sell  and  exchacge  all  kindf 

of  inginos  and  Machinery.  Cor. 

J  EdStricttAve.S., Minneapolis. 


WIN  AXP    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  "WIN  769 

AVIlite    !*»idliey    C,    Wholesale    Grocer,  Fruits,    Cigars 

.    and  Illumiimtins;  Oils,  28  E  2d,  cor  Center.     (*S'ee  adv.) 
■\VilIiams  Edward  VT,  boots  and  shoes,  37  E  2d. 
Williams  Wm  R,  grocer,  29  E  .3d. 
"Willis  Henrv.  lime,  etc,  cor  Ist  and  Main. 
"WillsOll  "^lark,  Pres  Merchants'  Bank. 
Wilson  Charles  T,  harnessmaker,  30  Main. 
Wilson  &  Gale,  lawyers,  cor  Center  and  3d. 
"Willdoiil  Slon' AVill,  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. 
Tl^inona    Democrat,  Democrat  Printing  Co  Proprs, 

18  W  3d.     (See  adv.) 
Winona  Deposit  Bank,  H  W   Lamberton  pres,  C  H  Lamber- 

ton  cashr,  20  Center. 
Winona  Herald,  Wm  Jay  Whipple  propr,  22  and  24  E  2d. 
AVinona  Mill  Co,"  L  R  Brooks  pres,  R  T  Doud  sec,  A 

G  Mowbray  supt,  Levee. 
Winona  Preparatory  Medical  School,  board  of  instructors  F 

Staples  M  D,  J  D  McGaughey  M  D,  J  M  Cole  M  D,  D 
^    A  Stewart  M  D. 
Winona    Republican,  daily    and    weekly,  D   Sinclair   &    Co 

proprs,  cor  :^d  and  Center. 

AVinona  Ku^lilord-W  a^on  Co.  O  B  Gould  Pres, 
H  M  Kiiinev  Gen  Manager,  J  C  Blake  Sec  and  Treas, 
5th  nr  W  &"St  P  Car  Shops.     {See  adv.) 

Winona  Savings  Bank,  F  A  Rising  treas,  8  E  2d. 

Winona  and  St  Peter  Land  Co,"  H  W  Lamberton  commis- 
sioner, 20  Center. 

AVinona  &  St  Peter  R  R  Co,  Sherburn  Sanborn 
Supt,  s  e  cor  2d  and  Center. 

Winter  Wm,  shoemaker,  W  2d. 

Wirth  Henry  J,  confectioner,  6  W   3d. 

Woolsey  Christmas  H,  ticket  agent  W  &  St  P  R  R,  10 
Center. 

Wright  Thomas,  insurance,  16  Center. 

Yale  &  Webber,  lawyers,  13  W  3d. 

Yansen  &  Perrot,  carriage  mnfrs,  cor  ^Lain  and  4th. 

Youinaif^  Bros  A:  IIodi;^ins,  Lumber  Manufacturers, 
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.  35  E.  Third  St.,  Bt,  Paul, 


GC    CoKfin^nn   ^^^P^  °°  ^^°"^  ^^^  ^'^®^*  Trench,  English, 
I  11  rdl  I  lllhl«''jScotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolis. 

770        WIN  MINNKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WIT 

Steam  saw  and  grist  mill,  Lutheran  and  Catholic  churches  and 
a  district  school,  and  exports  wheat  and  pork.  Semi-weekly 
stage  to  Howard,  and  weekly  to  Gleucoe.  Semi-weekly 
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. 

Thompson  John  P,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Voluier  F,  Flour  Mill. 

Wemer  Wm,  tinsmith. 

Wineback  Henry,  furniture. 

WISOOY. 

A  village  in  Wiscoy  township,  central  southern  part  of 
Winona  county,  12  miles  distant  from  Winona  (c  h),  the 
nearest  railroad  point,  and  about  100  from  St.  Paul.  It  is 
located  at  the  head  of  iloney  creek,  which  gives  power  to  '2 
flouring  mills.  Population,  -200.  Exports,  wheat  and  oats. 
Tri- weekly  stage  and  mail  to  Winona  and  Houston.  James 
Clark,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Calkins  George,  hotel  propr. 
Clark  L  J,  Flouring  Mill. 
Wells  11  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 
and  Ky6  Wtiakey  oonstantly  m  bani. 


Cl  BlTnURSTON.  ^^"i:'J"^i;i^sHarrov.3,Tnnmph&cde_rs,  C.n. 


Sole  A^'t  IHLBURS  WAGONS,  Ticer  Raie?,  Ri= 

daU  PiJvpririDg  Harrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Cm- 

J  too  Plows,  Bagjies,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 


WIT  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTOKY.  WOR  771 

grist  mill.     Daily  mail  stage  to  Houston  and  Winona.     Otis 
Abell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

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. 

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  LAKE. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Yello-w  Medicine 
county,  12  miles  from  Granite  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point. 

WOODSTOCK. 

A  village  of  50  inhabitants,  near  the  center  of  the  eastern 
line  of  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  T  T  "Ac  €o,  General  Store. 

Luhde  August,  blacksmith. 

McSherry  James,  farm  implements. 

Winters  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.  Population,  100.  lias  a  Methodist  church 
and  district  school.     Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Utica.     J.^T. 


Bl 


air,  postmaster. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


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WORTHINGTON. 

The  seat  of  Kobk'S  county,  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  town- 
ship, 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  denomi- 
nations, and  a  graded  public  school.  The  press  is  represented 
by  two  weekly  newspapers.  A  steam  tlouring  mill  and  a 
cheese  factory  are  in  operation  in  the  village.  There  are  -i 
hotels,  among  which  the  Worthington  House  takes  the  lead,  2 
banks,  and  the  principal  exports  are  wheat,  flour,  wool  and 
cheese.  Telegraph,  Western  Union.  Express,  Am.  Stage 
to  Spirit  Lake  and  Round  Lake  weekly.  Four  mails  daily. 
Martin  B.  Soule,  postmaster. 

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  A  L,  blacksmith. 

Clark  Emory,  lawyer. 

Craft  Dr  Josephus,  surgeon. 

Davis  Henry,  general  store. 

Davis  Samuel  A,  restaurant  and  confectioner. 

Day  C);eor2:e  J,  Cashier  The  Nobles  County  Bank. 

Forbes  ^■\j:om,  lumber  and  farm  implements. 

Grirtin  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Grinager  Mons,  register  U  S  land  oflice. 

Hewitt  Samuel  S,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Hewitt  &  Martin,  hardware  and  stoves. 

Hildreth  Sampson  A,  barber. 

Humiston  Henry  D,  real  estate  and  justice. 

Johnson  John  H,  harness,  boots  and  shoes. 

Law  D  S  &  Son,  druggists. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

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ibrfeitura  I  J.  J.Watson,  Oea'l  Agt.,  St.  PwU,  ili^a. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis, 


General  Ponndera  and  Machiniati, 

Cor.  2d  St.  and  Fifth  Ave.  South, 

MiimeapoUa,  Minn. 


WOR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRKCTORY.  WOR  773 

L.iw  Mrs  George,  millinery  goods. 

Loveless  Charles  B,  propr  Third  Avenue  Hotel. 

Ludlow  Horace  J,  Groceries  and  Crockery. 

Lvon  Burr  W,  general  store. 

>fcManus  Jerome  S,  propr  MoManus  House. 

Madison  Wm,  meat  market. 

Miller  A  P,  Publr  Worthington  Advance. 

Miller  R  R,  sheritT. 

Miller  Stephen,  field  agent  St  P  &  S  C  Ry. 

Miller  &  Smith,  druggists. 

Mills  Edward  S,  county  auditor. 

Moore  George  O,  physician. 

Moulton  J  P,  receiver  U  S  land  office. 

Xoblcs  County  Bank  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  Thomas  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- 
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   nitli   the   Hous 

Tarred  Pelt,  Building  Paper,  Pitch,  ei 
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774      WOR  MINNESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  WYK 

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 
from  St.  Paid.  A  flouring  mill  here  obtains  power  from  the 
Minnesota  river.  Exports,  wheat.  Daily  mail.  James  Ole- 
son,  postmaster. 

WRIGHTSTOWN. 

In  Woodside  township,  southeastern  part  of  Otter  Tail 
county,  about  50  miles  from  Fergus  Falls  (c  h),  and  150  from 
St.  Paul.  Wadena,  ISi  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest  railroad 
point.     Semi-weekly  mail.     J.  H.  Aldrich,  postmaster. 

WYATTVILLE. 

A  postoffice  in  the  south  central  part  of  Winona  county, 
4  miles  south  of  Lcwiston  Station  on  the  W.  &  St.  P.  division 
of  the  C.  &  K  W.  Ry,  and  13  southwest  of  Winona. 

WYKOPF. 

An  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. 
A  branch  of  the  Root  river  here  gives  power  to  a  flouring  and 
saw-mill.  The  village  has  2  hotels,  a  sorghum  mill,  a  wagon 
and  carriage  shop,  several  general  and  special  stores,  a  German 
weekly  newspaper,  Baptist  and  United  Brethren  churches  and 
a  district  school.  Exports,  wheat,  barley,  oats,  butter  ami 
hides.  Express,  Am.  Telegraph,  S.  M.  Ry.  Tri-weekly 
stage  to  Fillmore  ;  weekly  to  Watson  Creek.  Two  mails 
daily.     Charles  W.  Grain,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

Bartlett  E  D,  grain  dealer. 

Benning  &  Karthizer,  boots  and  shoes. 

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,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Davis  W  F,  brick  yard. 

QPUPCCDQ    PQflQ    Importers  of  Pine  Woolens,  No.  40 
OuriLrLriO    DllUOi  E.  Thua  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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WYK 


Minneapolis,  Mian, 
AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WYO 


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.  • 

Ludwig  PI  S,  lumber  dealer. 

.^alioocl!^  &  Co,  Saw-Mill. 

Morse  C  II,  harnessuiaker. 

Odell  R,  general  store. 

Perington  Mrs  W  J,  dressmaker. 

Phillips  J  H,  physician. 

Rau  J,  general  store. 

Robbins  C  H,  physician. 

Rundell  &  Crain,%orghum  mills. 

Rutherford  A,  blacksmith. 

Rut liCrrord  C,  Carriage  and  Pump  Mnfr. 

Schaftler  Charles,  painter. 

Steppre  Herman,  furniture. 

Stout  &  Bro,  grain  dealers. 

Slow-  F  C,  Propr  WykoflF  Weekly. 

Theoni  S,  carriage  and  wagon  shop. 

Torrolli  C,  merchant  tailor.  -  -       '   ' 

Wendorf  F,  blacksmith. 

Young  Rev  M  (Baptist). 

WYOMING. 

,., J°f ^A*°'^"'^'''  °^  ^^"^  '^P'^  "^'^^'  ^"  the  southwestern 
part  of  Chisago  county,  is  a  village  of  150  inhabitants  and  a 
station  on  the  S.  P.  &  D.  R.  R.,  12  miles  from  Centre  C  ty  ?c  h^ 
and  30  from  St.  Paul.  It  is  located  on  the  west  bmLh  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^  Express 
TkL  .  v'rt'  ^'°'-t>-estern.  Stage  to  St.  Croix  Fali;' 
iaylor  s  Falls,  Centre  City  and  Chisasro  City  daily  D^ii; 
mail.     M.  C.  Tombler,  postmaster.  ^  ^'  ' 

BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY. 

Comfort  W  J,  physician. 
Lewis  Nathan,  patent  medicine  mnfr. 
Kodgers  Wm  O,  express  and  railroad  agent. 
1  ombler  L  O,  farm  implements. 
Tombler  Mrs  L  O,  hotel  propr. 


Solid  Bronze  Hardware.! 


Tor  Private  Eesidences  and  Pnb- 
lic  Baildinys.  KINGSEITRT  & 
DRAPES,  35  E,  Sd  St.,  St,  Paul. 


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I   lU  I  UllLO,  SOIL'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  Minneapou" 

776     WYO         Miy,VEsoTA  state  gazetteer         YUC 

Tombler  M  C,  general  store. 
Wright  Randal,  carpenter. 

YELLOW  MEDICINE. 
In  Sioux  Agency  township,  northeastern  part  of  Yellou- 
Medicine  county,  10  miles  from  Granite  Falls  (c  h)  the  iicir 
est  railroad  point,  and  140  from  St.  Paul.  The  Yellow  Medi- 
cine 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. 
Falkingham  J,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Wyman  C,  constable. 

YOUNG  AMERICA. 

A  settlement  in  the  western  part  of  Carver  county,  ll 
miles  from  Norwood  Station,  on  the  II.  &  D.  division  of  tl,. 
C.,  M  &  St.  P.  Ry,  18  miles  from  Chaska  (c  h),  and  5o 
from  St.  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,  North- 
western. Express,  Am.  Stage  to  Norwood  twice  daily,  and 
mails  accordingly.     J.  II.  Ackermann,  postmaster. 

BUSrNESS   DIRECTORY. 

Ackermann  Bros,  flour  mills. 
Ackeriliniiu  «&  Co,  General  Store. 
Bahmann  Charles,  builder. 
Doelz  Frederich,  carpenter. 
Hoernemann  Bros,  blacksmiths. 
Mahngreen  Oscar,  cooper. 
JVIankenberg  Charles,  hotel  propr. 
Martin  Julius,  stoves  and  blacksmith. 
Mau  Win,  wagonmaker. 
Perschon  Henry,  harnessmaker. 
Rauch  Frederick,  general  store. 
Schaler  Julius,  boots  and  shoes. 
Sclllin««>«e  A  «fc  Co,   Brewers. 
Trenoe  &  Herning,  mnfrs  buffalo  coats,  etc. 

YUCATAN. 

A  village  in  the  western  part  of  Houston  county,  12  mile- 
from_ Caledonia  (c  h),  and  about  150  from  St.  Paul.  Contains 
iiaptist,  Presbyterian   and    Catholic  churches  and   a  graded 

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»  Look  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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dflofmacMneiy.  Minneapolis. 


YUC  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  ZUM  777 

school.  Telegraph,  Western  Union.  Express,  Am.  Statje 
to  C.iledonia,  Riceford  and  Hudson.  Semi-weekly  mail.  F. 
J.  Wilsey,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Howe  E  B,  flour  mill. 

ZIONS. 

A  village  of  275  inhabitants  in  the  south  central  part  of 
Stearns  county,  2S  miles  from  St.  Cloud  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road 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  Paynes- 
ville.     Tri-weekly  mail.     John  Bartinger,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baitinger  John,  Hotel  Piopr. 
Freitag  Christoph,  carpenter. 
Helmer  Christ,  blacksmith. 
Keoigsreider  Geortre,  carpenter. 
McBakly  &  Phips.'^flouring  mills. 

ZUMBRO  FALLS. 

A  village  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  pro- 
duce. Express,  Am.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Semi- 
weekly  stage  to  Farm  Hill  and  South  Troy.  Two  mails  daily. 
E.  A.  Haradon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Bielfulett  H,  boots  and  shoes. 

Bright  T,  harnessmaker. 

Bryant  C  D,  blacksmith. 

Carlev  A,   Hotel  Propr. 

Churchill  W  W,  druggist. 

Dale  J  W,  wagonmaker. 

Doty  Elden,  hardware. 

Fryar  Thomas,  wagonmaker. 

Haradou   K   A,   General  Store. 

Hostetter  M  S,  flouring  mill. 

Huddleson  J,  grocer. 

Hyde  E  S,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Kegley  J,  mason. 

Builders'  Hard-ware  and  Mechan- 
ioa'  Tools,  3  5  E.  TMrd  St.,  St.  Paul 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


G.  F.  FARRINGTON,^"'""'''"'"'^^^" "' 


Nicollet   Avenue,    Miimeapolii 

IXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  ZUM 


Rndal>Olls:h  X  C,  Agricultural  Implements. 
Rocher  Joseph,  blacksmitli. 
Rogers  H  M,  physician. 
Santerschlayer  J,  boots  and  shoes. 
Seeley  &  Buck,  general  store. 
Strickland  M  S,  billiard  hall. 
Sllg-g-  A,  Hotel  Propr. 
Vogel  John,  meat  market. 
Bros,  flouring  mill. 


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  Lu- 
theran. A  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. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTOEY. 

Alrick  Bros,  boots  and  shoes. 

Allder^son  CharlC!«  B,  Harness  and  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Anderson  John,  general  store. 

Ballentine  Rev  G  D  (Baptist). 

Bank  Of*  Zuiiibrota  The,  J  C  Pierce  Pres,  S  B  Bar 

teau  Vice-Pres,  E  V  Cantielil  Cashr. 
Barteau   !«»tCl)!iCU  B,  Hardware,  Stoves,  Agricultural 

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 

Shoes. 
Bow  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. 

31   Robert  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mini 

Established  1S59.   Oldest  Liquor  IX'al- 

ers  in  St.  Fad. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


C.B.  THURSTON 


SoleAg't  TIGEK  RAKES, MilbarnWagona, Bug- 
gies, Kandall  Pulverizing  HarrowB,  Triomph  Seed- 
J  ers,  Canton  Plows,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  PaaU 


ZUM  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  ZUM  T79 

('oi)kHlge  &  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. 

Grover  Barker  C,  livery  stable. 

(■Jrover  Chester,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Halbert  E  T,  propr  Zumbrota  flouring  mills. 

Hall  0  H  &  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  &  N  W  Ry. 

Kellett  TliOinas  P,  General  Merchandise. 

Kellctt  Wm  B,  house  and  sign  painter. 

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  E  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. 

i  erson  Ralsa,  groceries,  provisions,  etc. 

I'ierce  J  C,  Pres  Bank  of  Zumbrota. 

Powers  &  Robinson,  meat  market. 

R'igers  Rev  C  A  (Coni^regational). 

Uoivoll  &  Co,  Groceries  and  Crockery. 

•■^i-utield  David  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 

•"Maith  Hubert,  groceries  and  i)rovisions. 

^tuart  C  L,  agent  C,  M  &  St  Paul  Ry. 

>  an  Dusen  G  W  A  Co,  ijrain  and  elevator. 

>\  alker  Miss  H  F,  millinerv  and  fancv  goods. 


ARCHITECTS 


WILSON  &  JORDAN.  ™^y-8T^y/'^:«- 

ponence  in  tbe  cou- 
J  stniction  of  Public  and  Privat©  Bniidinga.    MinnBapolia* 


Headquarters  for  Crockery  ^"^''^ 


NNESOTA. 

HAEMON    4.   CO., 
Mlimeapolii. 


780     ZUM 


<£SOTA    STATE 


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Ward  Wm,  brickmaker. 

Wells  &  Dickey,  Hour  mills. 

Wiseman  George,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith. 

Woodbury  L,  organs,  sewin'T  machines,  etc. 

Wright  George  B,  propr  Midland  House. 

Youmans  Bros  &  Hudgins,  Miles  T  Wedge  agent,  lumber. 

Zumbrota  Flouring  ^lills,  E  T  Ifalbert  propr. 

Zlllllbrota  l£oil<!>e«  Wm  E  Bowen  Propr. 

Zumbrota  Inilej)en(lehi,  E  A  Mitchell  publr  and  propr. 

Manthe  Brothers, 


MANUFACTURERS 


BUGGIES  3ri  sleigh: 


Horseshoeine:  ami  IJcpairin;,'-  iloue  iu 
>Vorkuiiiiilike  Mauucr. 

No.  311  Fort  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 


"APruden!?!^ 


foresocth    tho    Evil    and    Insurcth 

5ir."    New  Enpland  Mctail   Life  Insurance  C-  ■ 

Boston.    J.  J.  ■WATSON,  St.  Pad,  Gen'l  Asoct  for  Min;;c...  ■- 


R.  L.  POLK  &  CO.'S 

Dakota  Territorial  Gazettear 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

FOR 

.  1  SS  2.. 


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  boun- 
daries 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,  exten- 
sive plains  and  upland  pastures  covered  with  nutritious 
grasses   offer   fortunes  to  the  stock  raiser  and  the  farmer, 


W.  F.  GUNN  &  Ca,  SsSSrteit:::^^ 


MianeipoiU,  Minn. 


782 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


whi  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     ' 

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- 
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  the  line  of  the  N  1' 
nj  In  the  same  year  were  built  the  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.i- 
productiveness.  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  dis- 
coveries 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  an- 
now  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? devel- 
opment 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  Germany.  The  boast  of 
l^abotians  that  the  .society  of  their  countrV  is  good,  is  a  justi- 
nah  e  one.  The  schoolmaster  moves  simultaneously  witli 
settlement,  and  Dakota  is  well  supplied  with  good  schools. 

i:' 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 

^rHFFFR^    RPriQ    DRAPEES  and  TAILOES,  No.  40 
OUIlLrmO    DnUO.  East  IWrd  Street,  St.  Paul,  Mraa. 


Do  ill  kinds  of  Machinery  Rei>ilrlnir, 


ndbiiuwji 

i/ldl5IIOC»UciVli>,?;r-;H:: 

■led  to.  Cor.S«onaSt. 
nue  South,  Mmncapohs. 

ABB 

AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

ALE         783 

tree  planting  is  a  matter  of  no  labor  wh.atever.  A  few  cotton- 
wood  slips  or  handsful  of  soft  maple  seeds  scattered  iu  the 
virgin  soil  will  become  a  forest  in  a  dozen  years  capable 
of  supplying  every  want  of  timber  to  the  settler.  Water  is 
everywhere  obtainable  at  from  10  to  15  feet  from  the  surface. 
Deer,  elk  and  antelope,  wild  fowl  and  fish  are  abundant. 
The  climate  is  about  the  same  as  that  of  ^Minnesota,  Indiana, 
Northern  Ohio  and  Northern  Illinois,  with  this  exception — 
the  air  is  dryer  and  more  bracing,  with  a  greater  average  of 
>unny  and  a  fewer  of  rainy  days.  With  an  enterprising  and 
industrious  population,  Dakota  promises  in  another  quarter 
century  to  become  one  of  the  most  important  commonwealths 
of  the  Union. 

ABBOTTS. 
A  newly  established  postofhee  in  Barnes  county. 

ACTON. 

A  landing  on  the  Red  River  of  the  North,  in  the  south- 
eastern corner  of  Pembina  county.  It  is  a  distributing  point 
for  the  settlements  in  the  southern  part  of  Pembina  county, 
and  the  northern  of  Grand  Forks.  Daily  mail  by  steamer  iu 
summer.  Tamarac,  on  the  St.  P.  M.  tfe  M.,  is  the  nearest 
railroad  point.     Express,  Am. 

ADEALIA. 

A  newly  established  postoffiee  in  Turner  county. 

ADELESC AT— Union   County. 
(See  Jefferson.) 

ALEXANDRIA. 

A  station  on  the  extension  of  the  main  line  of  the 
C.,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  Hanson  county,  6  miles  from 
Rockport  (c  h).  It  was  founded  in  February,  1880,  and 
already  has  quite  a  numerous  population.  Churches  and 
fchools  have  yet  to  be  erected,  but  Congregational  services 
are  regularly  held.  Two  mails  daily.  Mrs.  Florence  B. 
Southmayd,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Aakcr  L  K  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Aberle  Frederick  &  Bro,  grocers  and  saloon. 
Alden  E  II,  flour  mill,  C  miles  n  w. 
Anderson  &  Lundgren,  furniture. 
Barrs  Francis  S,  barber. 

^hpDt  Irnn  QirlinW  Tor  Factories,  imis,  Bridges,  etc  Sel- 
OllCCrilUil  OlUiilpi  den  &  Grygla,  114  N.  3d  St,  MimieapolU. 


Crockery  I  Glassware,  ^^^-^^'^'I'w:!?^' '"'""-' 


ALE 


}—.„„.,,  ^ij  "fts-ini;toa  At 
South,  MIKfEAPOLIS, 

DAKOTA    GAZKTTEKK  ALE 


Bell  Albert  P,  dentist 
Bell  Mrs  Ellen  S,  milliner. 
Bronson  Rev  S  M  (Methodist) 

SrT'V^  -^  *  ^«'  ^^^"^••^l  Srore. 
Brundage  Thomas  J,  grocer 
Burr  Daniel  A,  tlour  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. 
Dam  &  Johnson,  lumber. 
De  Bill  George,  baker. 
Deniston  Charles  H,  physician. 

DrmVl'^*'***?  u'-^V'*  ^^  ^^^•^'-  ^'^d  Notary. 
Doud  ?.!    t  ""^'^■l""^*^".  Proprs  Alexandria  Post. 
JJoudna  Joshua  31,  constable 
Dowd  Rev  Q  L  (Congregational). 
'    :E^yans  Benjamin  F,  watchmaker 
P-^TiT^'^i^^'''  J"'''^^'  «*■  '^'^  peace. 
f,,t"''r,'^  ?«'"I»>l>CiI,  Flour  Mill. 
Fulton  Clark  8,  harnessmaker 

■  S  Af^r°'T?fe  ^["1^'  ^T^^^'  <^°""^y  News. 
iiine  xAlrs  II  E,  dressmaker. 

Hougen  George  O   propr  Minnesota  House. 

fS;:^l^S.^t^J^l/-^^  ""^-^^^on  Hotel. 

Larson  &  Peffer,  harnessmakers 

Letson  J  II,  hotel  propr. 

Lewis  Frank  E,  physician 

Lindh  Rev  L  O  (Lutheran). 

Loring  Albert  E,  lawyer 

MnVM?-;^  Y"^'  ^i'''''"  °^  ^^e  peace. 
Mc>Mll  Robert  J,  harnessmaker. 
Mashciiser  Ilemrich,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Mole    &\v,f'v    "'  -"^V  ^^^'^l  Estate  and  Loans. 
luo^t.-,  iv  \\  iiev,  general  store 

Mmiso,,  ys  r.  Flour  Mill,  9  miles  s  w. 

Ac  son  August,  blacksmith. 

^e  son  O  II  ^  Co,  druggists. 

JNelson  &  Ames,  lawyers. 

^orde  &  Kortsch,  general  store. 

Isichols  Barzilla  carpenter  and  builder. 

Opel  Christian,  boots  and  shoes. 

Osborn  Rev  IT  (Episcopal). 

Faulsen  &  Labo,  saloon 


Hall's  Safe  ^^  Lock  Co.  f*'  °'  ^""'' ''""  ^"^^ '" 


•  ings,  46  Jackson  St,  ST.  PAUL. 


Book-Binding, 


Tor  Oounty,  TownsLip  and  Oity  Officers,  in 

best  of  style  and  oa  short  noticn,  at  T.  F,  HENOTO'S, 
Braokett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


ALE  AND    BUSINESS    DIRKCTOKY. 


Pillsbury  &  Ilurlbut,  grain  elevator. 

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.  .'    - 

Trenham  Newton  J,  photographer. 
Tway  James  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Van  Dyke  &  Larson,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Van  Iloesen  Frank  B,  and  Pillsbury  &  Hurlbut,  grain  and 

elevator. 
Victs  Hesurich  li,  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,  Van  Hoesen  «&  Raiter,  Bankers. 

Wells  Rev  Wm  M  (Baptist). 

>Vilson  H  H,  lumber  and  farm  implements. 

Zimmerman  Rudolph,  general  store. 


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. 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices." 


H.  CRITTENDEN  A  CO., 

Oor.  Eiith  and  Sibley  Streoti, 

et  Fan),  Ulniu 


n.,:,-ir-  u'-i: 


FINE  fvlEECHANT 


TAILORING  A  SPECIALTY 

At  G,  F.  FAREIKaXCN'S,  239  Nloollfi 
Avenoo,  Mianeapclia. 


ALM  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


ALMA. 

A  new  settlement  on  the  Red  River  of  the  North,  on  thi' 
eastern  border  of  Pembina  county,  18  miles  from  Pemhiiui 
(c  h),  and  10  from  Ilallock,  on  "the  St.  P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry. 
the  nearest  railroad  point,  though  goods  should  be  shipped  to 
St.  Vincent  by  rail,  and  to  Alma  by  steamer.  The  district  i^ 
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. 

ALSEN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Clay  county,  is 
miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

ALTAMINE. 

A  mining  village  in  Pennington  county,  population  250, 
2Y5  miles  from  Sidney,  38  from  Rapid  City  (c  h),  the  nearest 
railroad  point,  and  H  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 
times  weekly.     Matthew  S.  Daly,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Daly  M  S,  Groceries,  Notions,  Etc. 

Pevine  S  K,  grocer. 

Martin  J  A  J,  M  D,  superintendent  stamping  mill. 

Reader  Bros,  saw-mill. 

ALTAMONT. 

A  station  on  the  W.  &  St.  P.  division  of  the  C.  &  N.  W- 
Ry,  in  the  north  central  part  of  Deuel  county,  15  miles  from 
Gary  (c  h). 

ALWILDA. 

In  Miner  county,  28  miles  from  Firesteel,  on  the  C,  M.  «5; 
St.  P.,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

AMENIA. 

A  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.  A  steam  flour  and  feed  mill  and  ^i 
general  merchant  are  wanted  here.  Mail  tri-weekly  at  V^'-'^' 
ent,  but  daily  as  soon  as  trains  are  running.  Edwin  NcNeil. 
*  postmaster. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Robert  Street,  ST,  PA0L,  M^^ 
Keep  constantlv  on  band  the  fanniii  ■ 
Brand -Club  Hoaao  Bourbon,    iry  ' 


Hashow,  l^^aisli  &  Davis.  ^"»^^->^' y.^'-^.^- 


Are  Acent3  fnr  all  kinds  of  Ma- 
chinery,    Cor,  2d  St.  and  Fi 
J        Ave.  Socth,  Minneapolis. 


AME  AXD    BCSISESS    DIRECTORY.  ASH  787 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Boetcher  Herman,  blacksmith. 

Chaff e  E  W,  sec  Amenia  and  Sharon  Land  Co. 

ANTIOCH. 

A  village  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Lincoln  county,  20 
miles  from  Canton  (c  h),  and  S  from  Sioux  Falls,  the  ter- 
minus 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. 

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  newly  established  postoffice  in  Burleigh  county.  Bis- 
marck is  the  nearest  shipping  point,  on  the  N.  P.  Ry. 

AQUILO. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Beadle  county. 

ARGO. 

A  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. 

The  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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Alden  Rev  E  H  (Congregational). 

Beebe  Warren  1),  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Keep  a  full  Hne  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Bharpe'B  Machimsts'  Tools.    36  East 

Thiid  St.,  St.  Panl. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


PDnPl/CRV    ^^^'^'^^  China.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
UnUUlXLIilj  retail  E.  A.  HAEMON  &  00.,  Mimieapolia. 

788  ASH  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  BAI 

BotVlliail  S  AV,  Hotel  and  Land  Agent. 

Brown  Rev. 

Guiart  W  C,  land  agent  and  clerk  of  court. 

Hinckley  Perrin,  blacksmith. 

Hunt  D  X,  jr,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Kneisel  Louis,  hotel. 

Myers  C  H,  lawyer,  etc. 

Rogers  Rev  J  M  (Methodist). 

Runser  Phillip,  blacksmith. 

Watson  Rev  (Methodist). 

Wheeler  E  G,  Lawyer  and  Agent. 

AURELLA.. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Miner  county. 

AURORA. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the  southeastern  part 
of  Brookings  county,  5  miles  from  Medary  (c  h.) 

BABY  MINE. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  a  newly  settled  district 
on  the  Missouri  river,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Morton  county. 

BADUS. 

In  tlie  northern  part  of  Lake  county,  14  miles  from  Madi- 
son (c  h),  and  31  by  post  road  southwest  of  Volga,  on  the  C. 
&  N.  ^y.,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  It  is  quite  a  new  settle- 
ment, with  a  Catholic  church,  a  district  school,  and  a  popula- 
tion of  47.  A  shoemaker  is  wanted.  Joseph  Miiggli,  post- 
master. 

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. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Boston.    The  beat  Compiny  to  Imaro  vua. 
WATSON,  Gen'l  Ageat,  ST.  PAUL,  M.na 


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Solo  Ag't  TRItTMPH  SEEDERS,  Randall  Palvem- 

g  Harrows,  Tiger  Eikea,  CanUiE  Plows,  Milburn 

\9agons,  Baggki,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St,,  ST.  PAUL. 


BAR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY.  BEA 


BARRIE. 

A  settlement  in  tlic  northwestern  part  of  Richland  count}-, 
40  miles  from  Wahpeton  (c  h),  and  32  from  Fargo,  on  the  N. 
P.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad  point.     Weekly  mail. 

BARTON. 

A  postoffice  in  Brookings  county,  10  miles  distant  from 
Medary  (c  h),  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 
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 
will  shortly  be  running  to  Madison.  The  surrounding  country 
is  rapidly  filling  up  with  settlers.  Battle  Creek  has  a  district 
school,  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. 

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  Wm  D,  district  recorder. 

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. 

AECHITECT3.  Accoostica,  Heatinc 
and  VontUatloa  carefully  and  cor- 
rectlj  txranged,   UiimeajwUa,  Minn. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


Send  Your  Orders  - '°"'°' '-''' '-'' '"° '"' 


Wlieat  Cleaners,  Flour  Packers  and  Mil 
c!iinery,to  W.r.Gima&  Co.,  Minneapolis, 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


BELCHER'S  FORD. 

On  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.  A  grist  mill  is  in  pro- 
cess 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. 

BUSINESS    IIIRECTOKY. 

Bevier  F  G,  blacksmith. 
Hasten  J  S,  house  and  sign  painter. 
Oliver  Wm  S,  nursery. 

Robiil>«oii  Z  «fe"Co,  Proprs  Cass  House- 
Rogers   !•'   W  «&  Co,  Lumber  Dealers. 
Rogers  Bros  &  Hammond,  real  estate  agents. 
Rogers  &  Hammond,  general  store. 

BELLMONT. 

In  the  northeastern  corner  of  Traill  county,  22  miles  from 
Grand  Forks,  on  St.  P.,  M.  &  31.  Ry,  and  12  from  Caledonia 
(c  h).  Daily  stage  to  Fargo,  !Moorhead,  Minn.,  Grand  Forks 
and  Pembina.     Daily  mail. 

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  di- 
trict  school.  Population,  40.  Tri-weekly  stage  to  Wah])— 
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 
from  Portlandville,  on  the  S.  C.  &  D.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroa'i 
point,  and  24  from  Elk  Point  (c  h), 

QPUFCCRQ    PlPHQ    Importers  of  Fine  Woolens,  No.  40 
OunLrLRO    DnUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mina 


Hasho  w,  Maish  &  Davis,  "^laia^a: 

BIG  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTOET.  BIG  791 

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 
the  Minnesota  river,  and  oj)posite  Ortouville.  It  is  the  start- 
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  Whet- 
stone river,  a  district  school,  a  hotel,  a  newspaper,  the  Grant 
County  Ileral'I,  and  exports  wheat.  A  steamer  plies  between 
Big  Stone  City  and  Brown's  Valley  and  intermediate  land- 
ings, regularly.  Express,  Am.  Daily  stage  to  Ortonville, 
semi-weekly  to  Garry  and  Watertown  ;  weekly  to  Home  and 
Sissetou  Agency,  fare  25c  to  Ortonville  and  $2  to  all  other 
points.      Sixteen  mails  weekly.      W.  R.  Monius,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIEECTOET. 

Achlcr  Tobias,  Flouring  Mills. 

Aumodt  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  A  E,  agent  C  Betcher. 

Ui^^S  D  AV  &  Co,  Bankers  and  Insurance  Agents.. 

Downer  &  Jackson,  editors  Grant  County  Herald. 

Dunnell  Samuel,  wagonmaker. 

Furber  &  Requa,  hardware  and  stoves. 

Gillett  J  M,  restaurant. 

Glasser  &  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    liOlid  &  Jones,  Lawyers. 

Knapp  Brothers,  blacksmiths. 

Knapp  Charles,  hotel  propr. 

Movius  A  W,  county  surveyor. 

Movius  Bro-i.  insurance  and  fai-m  implements. 

Moviii**  AVm   R,  Deputy  County  Treasurer. 

Munroe  F  J,  ]iainter. 

Munroe  J  O  A:  Co,  Druggists. 

Osborn  L  S,  physician. 

Schaefer  &  Dickey,  meat  market  and  feed. 

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I J  ington  Ave.   South,  MINNEAPOLI" 


792  BIG  DAKAXA    GAZETTEER  BIS 

Simonds  S  W,  lawyer. 

Thompson  Bros,  livery. 

Thorndike  F  W,  flour  and  feed. 

Williams  E  O,  lumber  dealer  and  insurance  agent. 

BIJOU  HILLS. 

A  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. 

BISMARCK. 

The  seat  of  Burleigh  county,  is  an  enterprising  and  grow- 
ing 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 
extends  "to  the  Yellowstone,  and  is  being  pushed  forward  :U 
the  rate  of  one  mile  per  day.  It  is  and  has  been  since  tin- 
earliest  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  placi- 
for  their  annual  sun  dance  and  great  festivals.  When  the 
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 
the  Missouri  river.  It  now  has  2  daily  newspapers,  2  bank>. 
8  hotels — one  of  them,  the  Sheridan  House,  being  iln' 
largest  in  the  Territory — dealers  in  general  groceries  an>i 
merchandise,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishings,  dry  good-, 
boots  and  shoes,  drugs  and  chemicals,  furniture,  luuib<r 
yards,  bakeries,  markets,  flour  and  feed  stores,  flciur- 
ing  mill,  wholesale  liquor  houses,  breweries,  blacksniitli, 
wagon  and  gun  shops,  numerous  saloons  and  plaf - 
of  amusement.  There  are  Catholic,  Presbyterian,  Mctli"- 
dist  and  Episcopal  churches.  The  public  schools  are  gradfl 
in  three  departments,  and  the  Benedictine  sisters  havi 
excellent  graded  schools.  A  $25,000  fire-proof  court  hi>n- 
and  jail  is  in  course  of  erection.  Five  steambo.at  lines,  con- 
trolling some  40  vessels,  headijuarter  at  Bismarck,  and  ]>ly  i" 
Fort  Benton,  1,200  miles  above,  on  the  Missouri,  300  miles  <<u 
the  Yellowstone  from  Fort  Buford  to  Fort  Keough,  and  7'' 
■on  the  Big  Ilorn  from  Fort  Keough  to  Fort  Custer.  Tlurc 
.are,  beside,  the  Gen.  Sherman,  a  government  dispatch  boat. 

RJi       A       O  :  ^£  ^  M  J     General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  as^l 
Bfl-  A.  ^IgtOrdjLook  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Miui. 


nlnril/    Dnn!'P  Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 

D    anK'DUUilb  tloBB,atlowrateB»nd  In  best  of  stylo,  by  F.  F.  EENHia, 
UtUliU    fc»wwnw  Bracken's  Block,  KinneapoUs. 

BIS  AND    BUSINESS    DIRKCTORT.  BIS  793 

W.  H.THURSTON  &  CO. 

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GROCERS 


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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS, 

No.  78  Main  Street, 

Bis:Ld:A.i^cs:,  d.  t. 

Carpenter,  Builder, 

AND   DEALER  I.N 

Lumber.Shingies.Sash,  Doors,  Nails 

Glass,  Paints,  Oils  and  Moldings, 

BISMARCK,  D.  T. 

WHOLESALE   DEL4LEK   IN 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS 

SOLE  AGENT  FOR 

Val.  Blatz's  Milwaukee  Beer. 

BISMARCK,  D.  T. 

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the  North  Pacific  transfer  steamer,  the  steam  ferry  Uni.  i 
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-  couiitr- 
is  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-  Ui- 
The  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,  Xorth- 
western  and  U.  S.  military.  Daily  mails  by  rail  and  sta-f. 
Clement  A.  Lounsberry,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTORY. 

Bailey  D  I  &  Co,  Hardware  and  Farm  Implements. 
(i>ee  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. 

Bl<«lMarck  Tribune,  C  A  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  N  W  Exp.-es.s,  Stage  anl 
Transi)ortation  Co. 

PoflfinO    I  l/nno  P;  Pn    31EobertSt.,St,Panl,iIinu.,aro 
rerftlllS,  Lyons  06  10.  Agents  for  ToIu,  Eock  and  E;. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis, 


ENGINE   WOEK  a  Bp«clalty, 

Cor.  2d  8t,  aad  Fifth  Avf,  Sont'n, 

Mianeapolia,  Minn. 


BIS  AND    BL-SINESS    DIRECTORY. 


J".     :EZ.   TTIT-..^  IL.  2^  IE  ^, 

GENERAL 

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  Bismarck, 

BISMARCK,  D.  T. 

Paid  Up  Capital, $50,000 

DIRECTORS: 
Walter  Mann,     Asa  Fisher,     Dan  Eisenberg,    G.  H.  Fairchild,    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 


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'General  Hardware 

Farm  Machinery. 

Manufacturers  of 

r''^  -    .^               "^  Tinware  and  House  Fur- 

-fc— .-^^    -    -       ^^J nishing  Goods. 

84  MAIN  STREET.  BISMARCK,  D.  T. 


CA  UTIOJV. 


Pay  no  money  in  advance  to  itinerant  Directory  Canvass- 
ers. 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. 
. ^.  X.  J^OLK  ry  CO. 

Mrs'  Hardware  wS:^rS,s"S 


Headquarters  for  Crockery 


IN    MINNESOTA. 

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Bly  Eber  H,  Propr  Sheridan  House. 

Jiostwick  &  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  to 

all  Kinds  of  Legal  Business  and  Collections. 
Cliff  Bros,  painters  and  wall  paper. 
Oomeford  &  Molloy,  livery. 
Comer  \Vm  H  W,  barber  and  baths. 
Cooper  Miss  Melissa  J,  shirtmaker. 
•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. 
Day  &  Plants,  jewelers. 

DunklebcrJi"  Xatliail,  Lumber,  Etc.     {Sec  adv.) 
Vllllll  &  Co,  Wholesale    and    Retail   Druggists,  Paints, 

Oils,  Glass,  Etc,  Perfumery,  Fancy  and  Toilet  Articles. 
Eades  &  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. 
Eppinger  M  &  Co,  clothing. 
Fairchild  George  H,  insurance  agent. 
First  Xatioiial  Bank  (Capital  *50,000),  Walter  Mann 

Pres,  George  II  Fairchild  Cashr.     {See  adv.) 
Fisher  Asa,  Wholesale  Wines  and  Liquors.     {See  adv.) 
Flannery  and  Wetherby,  lawj-ers. 
Forster  John  P,  restaurant. 
Franklin  Wm,  barber  and  baths. 
Gannon  John  P,  hotel  and  saloon. 

Gekhardt  Miss  Henrietta  E,  Millinery,  FancT 
Goods,  Ribbons,  Laces,  Latest  Fashionable  Shapes  Cou- 
stantly  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. 

IQ  0  K        I  n  n  n    OWest,  Eest  and  Cheapest.    New  Enpland 
0  J  n~  I   y  n  Ul  MntualLifelnsuraDceCo.  of  Boston.  J.J.WATBOS. 
General  Agent,  8T.  PAUL. 


P     P    TPII^QTH^I    ^' n^'^ MTLBTOH  WAGONS, Ti^r Kake,, Ban- 

Ul  Dl    1  nUllO  i  Li'i\t  1^"  fil^«'"'«!>S  Harrows,  Tnamph  Seeders,  Can- 

;  ton  Plows,  Bsggiea,  etc.,  18  W.  3J  St.,  St.  Paal. 


BIS 


AXD    BUSns-ESS    DIRECTORY. 


Hannifin  Dennis,  saloon. 

H;iiiuT?f  Sigmund,  clothing  and  merchant  tailor. 

I  Lire  Joseph,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Hausinann  &  Jordan,  bakers. 

H..L,'lund  John  P,  carpenter  and  builder. 

IloIIeiiibaek  ^'ui  A,  Druggist. 

Ives  Mrs  Harriet,  milliner. 

Jewell  Marshall  H,  job  printer. 

Kirk  Ezra  B,  U  S  depot  quartermaster. 

Kupitz  &  Griffin,  grocer  and  meat  market. 

I-arsen  Louis,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Leo  Patrick,  saloon. 

Logan  James  A,  grocer. 

Lounsberry  Clement  A,  Propr  Bismarck  Tribune. 

Ludswig  John,  general  store. 

Lnng  Sam,  laundry. 

3IcClear  Michael,  "grocer. 

-McGowen  Thomas,  jironr  Custer  Hotel. 

-HcLeail  A:  ^I.ieilider,  General  Store. 

Macnider  D  &  Co,  harnessmakers. 

Malloy  Bros,  proprs  Western  House. 

-Marsh  Martin  L,  saloon. 

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. 

Xorlhwestern    Express,   Stage  and    Trans 

portation  Co.  Ilenrv  Blakelev,^ Agent. 
Oberne,  Hosick  &  Co,  'hides  a'nd  wool. " 
Ostlund  John,  liverv  stable. 
I'eoples  George,  bl^icksraith. 


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ARCHITFPT^  WILSON  &  JOEDAN, 

'^■IWIIIIL.UIOjto  Public  Bdldingj,  Bohoola,  Conrt-Hi 


MINNEAPOLIS. 

Special  attention 

'osaea  and  OhnroiieB. 


■  W.F.  GOC'IN  &  CO,--""™-"*'- 

798  BIS  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  BJO 

Heoples  <fc  Co,  Proprs  Fort  Sully  Stage  Line. 

Perterson  Jonas,  gunsmith. 

Porter  Henry  R,  physician. 

Poster  Hiram  R,  physician. 

Power  T  C  &  Bro,  proprs  Benton  line  steamers,  J  C  Barr 
agent. 

Preston  &  Williams,  lawyers. 

•Quinlan  &  Halloran,  saloon. 

Racek  Bros,  harnessmakers. 

Raymond  J  W  &  Co,  grocers. 

RayiuoncI  &  Bell,  Bankers. 

Hoberts  &  Griffin,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Rogers  J  &  Co,  wines  and  liquors. 

Rust  Charles  B,  blacksmith. 

Schiffler  F  R,  merchant  tailor. 

.Sharpless  Bros,  barbers. 

.Sheridan  Mouse,  E  B  Bly  Propr,  all  Trains  Stop  at 
and  Start  from  this  Hotel,  the  Largest  Hotel  in  the  Ter- 
ritory. ■  ■ 

Sherwood  Stephen  J,  barber. 

Slattery  Michael  P,  grocer. 

Slaughter  B  F,  physician. 

Stewart  David,  carriagemaker. 

Stimpson  Wm  H,  news  depot  and  confectioner. 

Stoyell  John  A,  lawyer. 

Stoyell  li:  Leib,  livery  stable. 

Strauss  E  L  tfe  Bro,  jewelers. 

Sweet  G  W,  real  estate. 

Thurston  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. 

Walker  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. 

BJORN. 

A  recently  establi^^hcd  postofKce  in  Graud  Forks  county. 

^P[4F^PPQ    PSHQ    Fine  Merchant  Tailoring,  Nrio 

OUnLlLRO    DilUOg  R  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Jlinn. 


Hasho  w,  Maish  &  Davis,  r^-^  --  ^^  ^^  «"^ 


BoUdeiB  of  Oity  'Wat*r-'Works 
for  frontier  townj.  Cor.  2d  St. 
and  Pifth  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis. 


BLA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  BLO 


-^  BLAIR. 

Formerly  Lennox,  a.  country  postoffice  in  the  northcistem 
I'Art  of  Union  county,  30  miles  from  Elk  Point  (c  b),  5i  from 
I'.illiope,  Sioux  county,  Iowa,  and  10  fromEden,  both  eligible 
r.iilro.id  points.  A  fine  stock  raising  region.  Stage  commu- 
tiic.ition  with  Canton  and  Portlandville  four  times  weekly. 
('JLirk'S  Mitchell,  fanner,  postmaster. 

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,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Olson  O,  blacksmith. 

BLOM. 
A  postoffice  in  the  central  southern  part  of  Deuel  county, 
20  miles  from  Gary  (c  h).     Weekly  mail.     M.  E.  Quickstad, 
postmaster  and  general  store. 

BLOOMFIELD. 

A  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  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,  justice  of  the  pe.ace. 
Harstad  G  A,  ju<lge  of  probate. 
Ostlund  Rev  J  (>iethodist  Episcopal). 

BLOOMINGDALE. 

A  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,  store- 
ki'oper  and  stock  raiser.'    Tri-weekly  mail  st.age  to  Vermillion, 


Iron  Roofers.'"'^'^""''^'"^'''' 


Ttird  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


I  Omn  PnnHc    "^^^^^  Cutlery  and    Plated  Ware,  at  Charlt's 
Lamp  UUUUbj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^Its'Zl!':'''^'' 

800  BLO  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  BON 

Lodi,    Riverside   and    Centerville.     Daily   mail.     Rev.  J.  K. 
"^Idridge,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Eldrids-e  Rev  J  K  (Baptist). 
Nastlund  J  P,  tiouring  mill. 

BLOOMINGTON. 

A  discoutinued  postoffice  in  Brookings  county. 

BLUFF  CENTRE. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  west  central  part  of  Clay 
county,  14  miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h),  and  6  from  Mechlino;, 
the  nearest  railroad  point.  There  is  a  Methodist  church  and 
common  school  in  the  neighborhood.  Semi-weekly  mail  stage 
to  Mechling  and  Swan  Lake.     H.  A.  Long,  postmaster. 

BON  HOMME. 

The  seat  of  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  Epis- 
copal church  and  public  school.  Daily  stage  to  Yankton  and 
daily  mail.     A.  Zienert,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIEKCTOEY. 

Cogan  R,  hotel. 

Hutter  Society,  flouring  mills. 

Markley  F  N,  blacksmith.  ■  - 

Nicklas  D  P,  physician. 

Zienert  A,  General  Store. 

BONNERSVILLE. 

A  settlement  of  120  souls  in  the  as  yet  unorganized  county 
of  Ransom,  on  the  Cheyenne  river,  28  miles  from  New  Buf- 
falo, on  the  N.  P.  Ry,  40  from  Fargo  and  31  from  Casselton. 
There  is  abundant  water  power  on  the  Cheyenne  river  here, 
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  W  F,  lawyer. 
Kuig;l>t  J  P,  Surveyor. 

UrjU'o^'^fo  1^1  nofr' Pft  Manufacturers  of  Tire  and  Burg- 
nali  O  Oald  ^  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  dis- 
tant 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 
acre  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. 

BUSIXESS  DLEECTOEY. 

Hastings  Rev  (Methodist). 

BRIGHTON. 

A  post  village  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Union  county, 
22  miles  from  Vermillion,  on  the  D.  S.  Ry,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  and  36  from  Elk  Point  (c  h). 

BRISTOL. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Deuel  county. 
BROOKFIELD. 

A  village  of  50  inhabitants  in  the  southeastern  part  of 
Moody  county,  15  miles  from  Flandreau  (c  h),  the  nearest 
railroad  point 

BROOEONGS. 

A  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. 

STaTE  RDOFERS.Lt"™™^' ' "- """" 


1  Sixth  and  Siblay  Sts.,  St  Paul,  Minn, 


GF    pTrri'^fftnn    -Artistic  Tallor.    Dress  Suits  a  Specialty. 
I  li  rCil  I  lliglUIIj  239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Miuneapolis,  Mina. 

802  BRO  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  BRU 


-^  BROOKINGS  CROSSINQ-Miner  County. 
(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. 

BUSINESS   DIEECTORY. 

Adaill§on  John,  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Amburn  Rev  (Methodist). 

Bonine  W  B,  barber. 

Bouine  Wm  S,  hotel  propr. 

Egerstrom  L  P,  constable. 

Hurlburt  Rev  E  H  (Baptist). 

Lundin  Rev  C  H  (Lutheran). 

Palmer  W  W,  livery. 

Wallen  Erick,  constable. 

White  31  H,  Physician  and  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Wimple  A  J,  justice  of  the  peace. 

BROWN  EARTH. 

A  post  station  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Grant  county, 
20  miles  distant  from  Big  Stone  City  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point. 

BRULE  OITY. 

The  seat  of  Brule  county,  is  situated  on  the  Missouri  river 
in  the  centre  of  the  western  boundary.  The  C,  St.  P.  &  0. 
Ry  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, 
100.  Has  a  public  school,  hotel  and  general  store.  Exports. 
hides  and  grain,  and  banks  at  Yankton.  Stage  to  Yankton 
and  all  lower  towns  semi-weekly;  fare  §15  to  Yankton.  Senii- 
•weekly  mail.     Emily  J.  Spalding,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bond  E  il,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Bonnell  O  11,  boots  and  shoes. 
Collins  C,  journalist. 

Dert  St,,  St.  Paul,  Minn., 

Agents   for  the  New  Oilcioj 
High  Life  OiRMs. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 'i 


Kashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  ESS^^^r;^,! 

BRU  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  CAL  803 

Hciui»gway  &  Co,  general  store. 

lAxikcr  S  C,  druggist. 

Lowis  L  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Lvwis  &  Meyer,  surveyors. 

Ixiuvre  Lafayette,  blacksmith.  > 

iSpnlding:'  D  W,  General  Store. 

Stout  II  G,  propr  Brule  City  House. 

Struthers  R  B,  jeweler.  '  -  ■ 

Wall  «fc  Disney,  lawyers  and  loan  agents. 

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  Ver- 
million (c  h).  Population,  50.'  Exports,  grain;  banks  at 
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,  blacksmith. 

Andrews  C,  grain  dealer. 

Cusick  N  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. 

The  seat  of  Traill  county,  on  the  eastern  border  of  the 
county,  at  the  junction  of  Goose  creek  with  the  Red  River  of 
the  North,  25  miles  to  Ada  Station,  on  the  St.  P.,  ]\[.  &  M., 
the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  40  miles  north  of  Fargo,  with 
■which  it  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  shoe- 
maker 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. 

Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  3  5  E.  Third  St.,  St.  Paul 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


OH!OSTONEV/ARE'^"'""°""^^ 


HAEMON    &   00.,    Mianeapclu. 


CAL  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  CAN 


BUSINESS   DISECTOET. 

Armland  L  J,  blacksmith. 
Clark  C  M,  saloon. 

Clark  J  P  it  Bro,  lumber  and  farm  implements- 
Cleveland  W  P,  physician. 
Comfort  ^V 111,' Grocer. 
Corliss  A  A,  harnessmaker. 
Francis  L  E,  lawyer. 
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.  Popula- 
tion, 30.  Has  a  Methodist  church  and  common  school.  Tri- 
weekly stage  to  Sioux  Falls  and  Parker;  fare  ^2.50  and  81.50^ 
respectively.     Tri-weekly  mail.     W.  J.  Clark,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIEECTORY. 

Clark  "W  J,  General  Store. 
Hegley  George,  blacksmith. 
Lamphire  W  C,  hotel. 

CANNON  BALL. 

A  settlement  on  the  Cannon  Ball  river,  in  Morton  county,, 
near  the  center  of  the  Territory.  Shipments  should  be  made 
by  Missouri  river  steamer. 

CANTON. 

The  seat  of  Lincoln  county,  is  a  thriving  and  growing  town 
of  800  inhabitants,  situated  in  a  rich  agricultural  and  grazing 
neighborhood,  and  at  the  junction  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  aiid 
the  S.  C.  &  D.  Rys,  on  the  Big  Siou.x  river,  the  dividing  liii<j 
between  Iowa  and  Dakota,  ft  has  Episcopal,  Methodist  and 
Congregational  churches,  2  common  schools,  a  bank,  4  hotels, 

NEW  ENGLAND  "j"S^HS^^^^ 


C.B.  THURSTON 


Sole  Ag't  0AHT05  PLOWS,  Tiger  Bakes,  Ran- 

aall  Palverisia?  Harrows,  Triampli  BeeJera,  Mil- 

J  bam  Wagoaa,  'Bnggiea,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  St.Paul 


CAN  AND    BUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY.  CAN  805 

MYLOR  HOUSE 

$2.00  Per  Day. 
G.  W.  Naylor,  Prop'r.  CANTON,  D.  T. 


FIRST-CLASS  IN  EVERY  RESPECT. 

LARGE  SAMPLE  ROOMS.  FREE  'BUS  TO  ALL  TRAINS. 

NEWLY  BUILT  AND  NEWLY  FURNISHED. 

Dakota  Poultry  Yards 

Breeder  of  and  Dealer  in  Holstein  Cattle 

Piire  Bred  Poultry. 

j  Light  Brahmas,  Partridge  Cochins. 

J  Houdans,  .\nit>rican   liominiques. 

]  White  Crested  Black  Polands.  Ply- 

J  mouth  Rocks.  Imperial  Pekin 

"■^  Ducks,  Toulouse  Geese.  Mammoth 

^  .  ,  -'^  Bronze  Turkeys. 

"^--^  -  L"^  Es^sx  a  Pohnd  Cliini  &^. 

JOHN  H.  HOLSEY,  Canton,  D.  T. 

TAYLOR  &  ZELLER 
Real  Estate,  Loan,  Insurance 

AND  COLLECTION  AGENTS. 


Dakota  Loan  and  Trust  Company, 

J-  W.  TAYLOR,  President.    R.  H.  WALKER.    J.  M.  ZELLER,  Sec'y  and  Treas'r. 

CANTON,  LINCOLN  COUNTY,  DAKOTA. 

Money  invested  in  first  mortsa^e  .3  to  5  year  loans  on  improved  farms;  interest 
from  S  to  9  per  cent,  payable  annually  or  semi-annually.  Loan  not  to  exceed  one- 
U*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, 
further  information  furnished  on  application. 

AKOmrEOTS.  Aoconstlcs,  Hsating 
and  Ventilation  etrefoUy  and  cor- 
rectly krranged.   llknttpolis,  Minn. 


WILSON  li  JORDAN, 


W,  F,  GUNN  &  CO. a'sS&f=Ss,s,: 

Oificc-Day  Block,  Mr^eapolia,  Mma, 
806  CAN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  CAN 

general  grocery,  dry  goods,  furniture,  hardware,  drug,  wacron 
an^  carriage  stores  and  mechanic  shops,  and  a  fair  representa- 
tion 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. 

Barrow  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. 
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,  J  W  Taylor  Pres. 

Dixon  Andrew  P,  sheriff. 

Falde  John,  groceries  anii  provisions. 

Gale  &  Ward,  Bankers. 

Gifford  Oscar  S,  lawyer. 

Gilbert  H  G,  general  store. 

Glover  J  F,  Lawyer. 

Guinter  D  S,  blacksmith. 

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  II,  Dealer  in  Poultry,  Essex  Swine,  Live 

Stock  and  Cattle.      {See  a<lu.) 
Hood  Thomas  W,  drugs  and  wall  paper. 

Sr'^'yirCPPQ    DS^HQ    Pine  Merchant  TaUoring,  No.  lo 
OnLrLllO    PnUOiE.  TMia  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashovv,  f.laish  &  Davis,  =.. '&.;rss; 

'  -^»  .wj  MiimeapoUji  Minn. 


CAN 


lliimeapoU*,  Minn. 
AXD    BUSINESS    DIEECTORT.  CAN 


Horn  J  &  Co,  wagon  and  carriagemakers. 

iMckson  Ole  R,  blacksmith. 

JacoKs  B  C,  county  treasurer. 

Jenkins  Mrs  S  J,  millinery  goods. 

Jerauld  H  A,  lawyer. 

Jones  &  Edwards,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Keeler  George  P,  lawyer. 

Keller  James,  druggist  and  grocer. 

Keyes  F  P,  Railroad  and  Express  Agent. 

Kingsbury  Rev  Lucius  (Congregational). 

Lane  Henry  C,  lumber,  etc. 

Linderman  Gustav,  saloon. 

Loken  Mrs  Lyder,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

McBride  Rev  J  W  (Episcopal). 

Mackey  S  P,  supt  of  schools.  •     • 

Madole  &  Hinkley,  general  store.  ■'       .     ■ 

Martin  Bros,  meat  market. 

Merchants'  Hotel,  John  Coloney  Propr. 

Jliller  W  H,  general  store. 

Nash  Ne^vraan  C,  editor  and  propr  Sioux  Valley  News 

.\  aylor  George  W,  Propr  Naylor  House.     (See  adv.) 

Navlor  Ho.pe,  George  W  Naylor  Propr.     {See  adv.) 

kelson  Gustav  A,  boots  and  shoes.  r        \  / 

Olson  Rev  E  (Norwegian  Lutheran). 

Pattee  J  B,  carpenter  and  builder 

Pattee  3Irs  S  C,  laundry. 

Phillips  John,  live  stock.  '    •  • 

Rea  Oscar  E,  insurance  agent. 

Robinson  Wm  H,  bakery  and  restaurant. 

F.  BARROW.  ^   3    ^^^^^^ 

F,  BARROW  ct  CORSOX, 

■Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

mm,  mmi  m  domestic  whs 


Cigars  and  Selilitx  :»IiI«aukee  Beer. 

-_ OANTON,  DAKOTA  TEEEITOEY. 

Fire-Proof  DoorslSliuners.  I! 


SELDEN  &  GKYGLA, 

"'4  North  Tliird  Street, 
aoeapolis,  ilinaeiota. 


rhorloe    Infincnn    OrooW  and  Glassware,  513  Wash- 
UiidllCO  JUllllOUHjington  Ave.  South,  MUflTElAPOLIS. 

808  CAN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  CAR 

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. 

Taylor  JohlL  W,  Lawyer.     {See  adv.) 

Taylor    &    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  G  H,  judge  of  probate. 
Woerc  Herman,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Woodruff  Mrs  E  M,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

CARLISLE. 

A  settlement  of  about  .30  inhabitants  in  the  northeastern 
part  of  Pembina  county,  11  miles  from  Pembina  (ch),  and  1- 
from  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,  postmaster  and  propr  Carlisle  House. 

CARLTON. 

A  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  thou- 
sands of  acres  are  being  broken  this  season.  Fine  opening 
for  a  general  store.  Population,  20.  Two  mails  daily.  John 
il.  Dennett,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Dennett  John  :^I,  Propr  Town  Site. 
Dennett  &  Eaton,  lumber  dealers. 
Hubbele  John  E,  propr  town  site. 
.Johnson  Wm  A,  propr  Carlton  House. 

-HSII  S  5aI8  '^^  LOCS\  uOl  46  Jackson  St,  ST.  PAUL,  Klaa. 


Dnnl^    Rinflsnrv   •^°^  Oonnty,  Township  and  Oity  Officers,  in 

DUU{\~DillUlli>^l  test  of  style  and  on  short  notice,  at  F.  F.  EEMia'S, 

wJ  Brackett'e  Block,  Mianeapoik, 


lxd  business  directory. 


CASSELTON. 

A  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 
anil  Xorthwestern  branch  diverges  down  the  valley.  There 
are  ^Methodist  and  Presbyterian  churches  and  a  public  school 
here,  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.  Ex- 
j.ress,  N.  P.  Ry.  Stage  to  Amenia  tri-weekly.  Two  mails 
daily.     Edward  T.  Slingsby,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORT. 

Aldrich  &  Lockwood,  clothing. 

Ambler  Rev  R  C  (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. 

Ilansuld  «fe  Shain,  restaurant. 

Holland  James,  liverv. 

Holmes  W  F,  banker. 

Hopkins  &  O'Conuell,  general  store. 

Hubbard  &  Parlin,  general  store  and  grain  dealers. 

.laoobson  F,  jr,  druggist. 

K'-itli  D,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Iinij;ht  M  L,  Lawyer. 

jviiight  S  H,  builder  and  contractor. 

baiidquist  V,  insurance  agent. 

j.ane  L)  E,  physician. 

Lawrence  Bros,  c^neral  store. 

•McDonald  D  A,1jlacksmith. 

-McDonald  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Moore  James  W,  contractor  and  builder. 

-  lyers  it  Lowman,  hamcssmakers. 
^t-nloii  M  C,  Express  and  R.ailroad  Agent. 

-  'jrnslj  ct  Wood,  farm  implements. 


Pilch  and  Gravel  Roofers. 


M  H.  CEITTENDEN  &  CO., 

Ooi.  amh  and  Sibley  fltreeta, 

St.  Faol,  MinA. 


SPRING  oyERCOATsrr:r:i°fMr;:i- 


CAS 


Ousley  Wm  R,  barber. 

liellock  R  ^I,  lawyer. 

Privic  E  &  Co,  furniture. 

Riugrose  James,  hotel. 

Rowe  H  J,  physician. 

Schroeder  Peter,  saloon. 

Shanks  M  L,  physician. 

Sliug-sby  Eil  T,  Cigars  and  Xews  Depot. 

Smith  ifc  JMcDonough,  hotel. 

Steil  Frederick,  saloon. 

Stretlow  &  Fisher,  farm  implements. 

Tritchler  Frank,  wagonmakor. 

Turner  F  !^,  Hardware. 

^Yatso^  &  Burdick,  hotel. 

Wilson  A,  physician. 

CAVALIER. 

Otherwise  known  as  Dewey,  is  a  post  station  in  the  north 
central  part  of  Pembina  county,  24  miles  from  Pembina  (c  h), 

the  nearest  railroad  point. 

CAVOUR. 

A  post  station  in  Beadle  county.  Huron,  on  the  C.  &  N. 
"W.  Ry,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

CELTON. 

In  the  southwestern  part  of  Minnehaha  county,  IS  mill- 
from  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  bank- 
at  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. 

Kiclinr<Ss  George  J,  Hotel  and  General  Store. 

"Weatherwax  T  J,  blacksmith. 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  sESsH^ 


Hashovv,Maish&  Davis, 


Are  Agents  for  all  kh:ds  of  Ma- 

obinery,    Cor.  2d  St.  and  Fifth 

At6,  Soath,  HianeapoliB. 


CEN  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


CENTRAL  CITY. 

A  mining  town  in  Lawrence  county.  Black  Hills,  2  miles 
from  Deadwood  and  242  from  Bismarck,  is  the  nearest  rail- 
rond  point.  Population  given  as  3, .500,  of  which  a  consider- 
.il'k-  proportion  is  floating.  From  800,000  to  §75,000  in  gold 
tiiillion  is  exported  monthly.  The  town  has  Methodist  and 
C'uiigregational  churches  and  3  public  schools.  Daily  stage 
t.p  Deadwood,  Bismarck  and  Sidney,  Xeb.  Daily  mail. 
Nathan  S.  Gilbert,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOET. 

Alden  H  A,  lawyer  and  notary. 

Altjeo  James,  boots  and  shoes. 

Alien  James  W,  livery  stable. 

AlllCl'icail  House,  R  W  Robinson  Propr.    This  House 

is  Centrally  Located  and  has  the  Best  Accommodations 

in  the  City. 
Knrc'Iay  Charles  «k  Co,  Mnfg  Jewelers,  Etc.     {See 

adv.) 
Barnes    Alexander    M,    Books,    Stationery,    Blank 

Books,  Tobaccos,  Cigars,  Mag.izines,  Periodicals,  Etc. 
Knrtlioloine^v  Jaines  S,  Propr  Black   Hills   Dailv 

Herald.     {See  adv.) 
Hassett  &  Edelman,  bakers. 
Iloauvais  &  Le  Beau,  jewelers. 
Ih-1I  John,  carriagemaker. 
Ik-Uivieau  Joseph,  dry  goods. 
Ki'inenderfer  &  Le^vis,  restaurant  and  hotel. 
IJi-rtsrhy  George,  restaurant. 
r.i~^ull  Arnold  L,  founder  and  machinist. 
inaek  Hills  Daily  Herald,  J  S  Bartholomew  Propr. 

(See  adv.) 
llogle  Daniel,  stamp  mill  (40  stamps). 
l>"wman  John  H,  saloon. 
I  !"yer  John  C,  barber, 
'irinneman  John,  carriagemaker. 
liurgoyne  Felix,  saloon. 
^^irtiT  Thomas,  founder  and  machinist. 

*  liarbono  Edward,  carriagemaker. 
'  lirney  James  B,  physician. 

<'ily  Brewery." n  Rosenkranz  Propr.     (See  adv.) 
<  olm  Is.-iac,  clothing. 

*  "Ian  &  Rosenthal,  clothing. 
'  "Mway  Christian,  jeweler. 
'>:dton  Henrv  V,  saloon. 

''avidson  &  Mills,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Bharpe'a  MMhlnists'  TooIb.    35  East 
TMrd  St.,  St.  Paul. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


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PDnPI/S"DY    ■^^^"'^'^  China.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
ullUui\Llllj  retail   E.  A.  HAEMON  &  00,,  Minneapolis. 

812  CEN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  CEN 

Davis  &  GiLstafson,  saloon. 
"Delaunay  &  Rainwater,  saloon  and  billiards. 
DillOli  &  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;: 

Co  (Cajutal  -slO,OOU,OoO),  Archibald  Borland  Pres,  Thiu- 

dore  ^Yidman  Sec,  Louis  L  Alexander  Supt  and  Agi-ut, 

Gold  Mine  (Quartz— 80  Stamps). 
Field  Rev  W  (Methodist), 

Footo,  Hildcrbrand  &  Co,  stamp  mill  (20  stamps). 
Fortin  Joseph,  saloon. 
Fowler  Elijah  P,  saloon. 
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  H  Purnior; 

supt,  i  mile  s. 
Great  Eastern   Gold  Mining  Co,  Silas  C   Hays   sec,  Marti:; 

Lewis  supt. 
Hebbard  &  Hubbell,  saloon. 
Hehl  Christian  C,  confectioner. 

Heilll  &  Anderson,  Brewery  and  Saloon.     {See  ado.) 
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  Bass,  druggists. 
Marsh  &  Barnett,  fancy  goods  and  saloon. 
Matthiessen  Peter,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Meillens  &  Gay,  restaurant. 
Meisel  Louis,  meat  market. 
Miller,  Silkenson  &  Co,  planing  mill. 


NEW    ENGLAND  °f  B»st"n.    ^-aw^fMasaacOBaiUapr 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 

of  Boston.    Law  of  Masaacbnattta  pro^-  -'^  ■  ^, 
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  BOUSE 

IN  THE 

BLACK  HILLS 

TBisMs  ms  wmm  year 

Jcumes  S.  BcL-rtKolorrzew , 

PROPRIETOR. 

Central  City,   Dakota  Territory. 


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W.  F,  GUNN  &  CO.  ^'^^Ss&^:i 

Office— Day  Block,  Miaceapolis,  Minn. 
814  CEX  DAKOTA    G.Vi'.ETTEER  CEX 


Milwaukee  Mining  Co,  goKl  and  silver,  6  miles  s  w. 
Moran  Michael  G,  -n'ines  and  liquors. 

New  York  Minintr  Co.  Wm  A  Fish  sec,  Daniel  W  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. 
Phillips  Bros,  grocers. 
Fierce  Closes,  tlour  and  feed. 
Pincus  Samuel,  tailor. 
Fohalski  Heinrich,  saloon. 
Portland  Mining  Co,  O  P  &  11  K  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. 
ROisenkrauz     Ileury,    Brewery    and    Saloon.      (5f 

adv.) 
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,  Miiud  &  Fox,  Bankers. 
Steele  &  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    RSDnO    DRAPERS  and  TAILOES,  No.  -3  ■» 
OUnLr  LnO    yllUOl  East  -nurd  street,  St,  Paul,  il;i::- 


C.B.THOriSTGN, 


B  Ag't  TIGEE  RAKES,  Milboni  Wagons,  Bng- 
3,  Kandall  Ptilveriziag  Harrw j,  Triaraph  Seed- 
CiDtOtt  PlowB,  etc.,  18  VT.  3d  St.,  St.  Paal. 


CEN 


DIKECTORY. 


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Ches.  Barclay  &  Co. 


#?  WATCHMAKERS 


\"  ^^^    ,'  \/  All  our  goods  made  from  native  gold 


Henry  Rosenkranz, 

CITY  BREWERY 

Beer  Five  Dollars  per  Keg.     Best  Beer  Manufactured 

in  the  Black  Hills.     For  Sale  Wholesale 

and  Retail. 

Main  St.,  Central  City,      Main  St.,  Deadwood,  D.  T. 

Wyoming  &  Dakota  Water  Co,  Theodore  Widman  sec,  Louis 

L  Alexander  supt  and  agent. 
Zink  Nicholas,  baker. 
Zoellner  Jona-",  clothing. 

OENTREVILLE. 

A  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  Vermil- 
lii'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  commu- 
nic-ition  with  Vcnnillion  and  Parker  tri-weekly,  and  daily 
niail.     William  Eye,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKECTORY. 

Aiid.orn  Rev  A  (Methodist). 

iKiuglas  George,  pro]ir  Cciitreville  Mills. 

I' ye  AVill,   General  Store. 


ARCHITECTS, 


WILSON  &  JOEDAU,  gS?SS 

to  FabUo  Builiiui^  SchoolB,  Coort-Housea  and  Cboiciies, 


LOsSO 


ames  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHAELES  JOH:-:. 
j  SON'S,  513  "Washington  Ave.  South,  Minneapolii 


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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. 

A  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  Epis- 
copal churches  and  a  district  school.  Stage  to  Jlarion  Junc- 
tion and  Yankton,  fare  -Si,  Canton  and  Milltown.  Ten  mails 
weekly.     Andrew  Schrag,  farmer,  postmaster. 

CHOTEAU  CREEK. 
A  postofHce  in  a  settlement  near  the  mouth  of  Choteau 
creek   a   fine    stream   in    the    southwestern   corner   of    Bon 
Homme  county. 

CLARK 

The  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.  Hutching- 
son,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

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  line. 

Williams  J  A,  commission  agent. 

CLARKE'S  FARM. 
A  postoffice  in  the  Clark   bonanza  farm  of  4,480  acres,  1" 
miles  east  of  Bismarck,  in  Burleigh  county. 

CLAY  POINT. 

A  postoffice  in  the  central  eastern  jiart  of  Clay  county,  H>^ 
miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h). 

Hail's  Safe  I  Lock  co."-""-""-^- 


I  lar  Proof  Safos,  St.  Paul,  Miwi. 


Hashov/,Maisli&  Davis, 


Orders  t 


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^  CLIFTON. 

A  post  village  in  the  east  central  part  of  Moody  county, 
10  miles  from  Flandreau  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

CLINTON. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Grand  Forks  county. 
Grand  Forks  (c  h)  is  the  nearest  shipping  point. 

CLYDE, 

A  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. 

BUSINESS   DIEECTOEY. 

McXab  Daniel,  jr,  judge  of  probate  court. 
Turner  "^V  J,  General  Store. 
Spencer  Allen,  flouring  mill. 

COLUMBIA. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Brown  county. 

CORNELL. 

A  farmhouse  postoffice  in  ^liner  county,  18  miles  from 
Huron,  the  present  terminus  of  the  C.  «&  N.  "W.  Ry.  George 
Arnold,  farmer,  postmaster. 

CROOK  CITY. 

In  the  Black  Hills,  Lawrence  county,  10  miles  from  Dead- 
wood  (c  h),  and  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.  Popu- 
lation, .300.  Express,  S.  &  B.  H.  S.  &.  E.  and  T,  &  E.  Cos. 
Daily  mail  stage  to  Bismarck  and  Sidney,  Neb.  Frank  W. 
Ives,  postmaster. 

■BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Ash  Henry,  grocer. 

C'arlson  Si  Freese,  meat  market. 

<]hariaberlain  H  &  Co,  saloon. 

t'razier  tt  Gorman,  saloon. 

Gray  Mrs,  hotel. 

liaild   Alva,  Stationeiw  and  Tobacco. 

Pitch  and  Gravel  Roofers.  ^T^atXe""; 


GIT    Coi't'l'^  Wtnn    ^''^P^  °°  ^'^^'^  ^^^  finest,  Trench,  English, 
I  Ti  I  u!  I  iliHlUilj  Scotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolis. 

818  CRO  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  CUS 

_^Hobert  C  F,  hotel. 
I\Iattox  G  W,  ploveiuaker. 
Powers  Wm  T,  lumber  miifr. 
Rowland  J  &  Co,  general  store. 
Shannon  Thomas,  general  store. 
Sparks  Joseph,  hotel  propr. 
Vaubuskirk  J  &  Co,  drncrgists. 
Valentine   Ij  W,  General  Store. 
Vroman  H  31  &,  Son,  hardware  and  farm  implements. 
Williams  W  H,  druggist. 

CROW  CREEK  AGENCY. 

Formerly  Fort  Thompson,  is  an  Indian  agency  on  the  Mis- 
souri 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 
the  Agency,  and  2  at  the  Upper  and  Lower  camps.  There  is 
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  W  E,  acting  Indian  agent. 

Eby  J  N,  Indian  trader. 

Saul  Wm,  catecliist  (native). 

CRYSTAL. 

A  recently  established  postottice  in  Pembina  county. 

CUSTER. 

The  seat  of  Custer  county,  Black  Hills,  is  a  village  of  50 
inhabitants,  on  tlie  daily  stage  route  to  Cheyenne  City, 
Wyoming  Territory  and  Deadwood. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Booth  &  Shaukland,  general  store. 
Sager  Charle-;,  general  store. 

31  Eoljert  Street,  ST,  PAUL,  Minn. 

GPECIALTY-rull  line  of  Wines  anJ 

Liquors  for  family  lue- 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


Fff       S».^  .-k  rA»  i/«  I  ^>-vi     Book-Bluder  and  Bl 
.  F.  Hen  nig,  «-'ss,r£ 


Blank-Book 
s  Block, 
neapolis,  Mian. 


DAH  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


DAHL. 

A  [loiit  station  in  tlie  central  eastern  ]iart  '>(  (ii-:uul  Forks 
roiiiity.  10  miles  from  Grand  Forks  (<■  h),  on  the  St.  P.  ."\I.  ct 
.M.,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

DALESBURG. 

A  eountry  })ostofKee  in  the  eastern  part  of  Clay  county,  15 
miles  from  "S'ermillion  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  ])oint.  The 
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. 

DANBURY— Bon  Homme  County. 

(See  Tyndall.) 
DANVILLE. 

In  the  soutliern  part  of  Turner  county,  ti  miles  from  Swan 
Lake  (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 
common  school,  and  exports  wheat  and  cattle.  Semi-weekly 
"tage  to  Parker  and  Mechlin,  and  mail  each  way.  ]\r.  Ros- 
inersen,  jiostmaster. 

DEADWOOD. 

One  of  the  most  striking  of  the  many  evidences  of  rapid 
growth  and  development  that  are  characteristic  of  this  pro- 
pressive  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  alti- 
tude. 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 

SHEET-IRON  SlDiMG  '"'^m^^^^f;:: 

VIIUUI      IIIUII    WlliSnUl   Sixth  and  Sibley  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


Headquarters  for  Crockery 

820        DEA  MI.VNKSOTA    STATE    GAZETTKKK  DEA 


IN    MINNESOTA. 

E.  A.  EASMON   4  CO., 
Minneapolia. 


rai  s,  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,- 
resentmg  as  many  denominations;  i  graded  public  schools 
having  R  teachers,  and  an  attendance  of  250  scholars-  ' 
banks,  the  First  National  and  the  Merchants'  National,  the 
former  having  a  capital  of  »;  100,000  and  a  surplus  of  820,000- 
a  public  hall  with  a  seating  capacity  of  400;  there  are  6  good 
hotels  and  several  tirst-class  restaurants,  Roberts  &  Rosc- 
brough  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 

/?o''-'.^f  / '•'^l^'^'^^'^-  ^''^^  ^"'^""t  of  fj-ei^Jit  received  last  yea^ 
(18,9)  by  the  three  stage  and  express '^lines  centerincr  here 
foots  up  12,500  tons.  ^  . 

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  Chey- 
enne, -VN  voming  territory,  from  all  of  which  places  stages 
arrive  daily.     .Sol.  Star,  postmaster. 


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DEADWOOD,   D.  T. 


Dailj/   and    ^Veekly.      The  Jirst   cLctily   in 

the  ^vestcTTh  end  of  the  Territory, 

JEstcthlisJied  1876. 

CIRCILATIOX.        ' 

DAILY,      -    -    -    1,100.   I  WEEKLY,   -    -    -    700. 

TEU.tlS. 

DAILY,  -    -    -    $18.00'" r WEEKLY,     -    -    $4.00. 

PORTER   WARNER, 

EDiTon  AND  Proprietor. 


I  R  ^  R—  I  S  P  n    °^'^'''^  ^"^  "^-^  Cheapest.     New  Er.rhnd 
I  U  J  J"  I  0  U  Ul  KntualL.fo  Instance  Co. of  Eo.lon.  J.J.WAXbON, 
General  A^ent  ST   PADL, 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis 


J  faction  gnaxanteed,  MiuseapoUap 


DEA 


AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


DEA 


821 


Pollock  &  Boyden's 

liotograpliio  Eoiporiyin 

or  the  ehuk  Hills, 


Cor.  of  Lee  and  Sherman  Sts.  Deadwood,  D.T. 


All  kinds  of  tlie  latest  scenerj-  of 
the  Black  Uills  Radius  of 
Deadwood  and  Yel- 
lowstone. 
CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 
Tonrists  are  cordiallj-  invited  to 
step  into  the  Gallery 
while  in  Deadwood  and 
examine  tliem 


WJ.V 


D.  McLaughlin. 


W    R    bTKLLE. 


>/[6L(kugl:(liri  &  Steele, 

Attorneys  at  Law. 


DEADWOOD,  DAKOTA. 


D.  B.  CURTIS.  C.  E.  BARNEY. 

GR.AYES  &  BARNEY, 

Succe^-or^  to  Orave.s.  Curtis  &  Co. 

^\^lol,  ^.Ue  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

.C^j    FURNITURE,  CROCKERY, 

"'"    """"^    Oil  Clotli.s,  JIuttre.s.ses,  Bed- 
^  '■    .  _     ij  '     I  _   'liiisx,  "Window  Glass,  ^Yin- 

\  *-'  f  .  '  'low  Shades,    etc.       Agents 

-  ,-/?-.  fi   "-^^--i^&s.^  C^^^  ''■"■  ^'■fiins  aud  Pianos. 

"^  142  Main  Street,  Deadwood,  D.  T. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  fall  line  of  Darling,  Brown 


If  You  V/eni  a  Complsie  ^°^-^^°-^'^"'-^'^- 


Gunn  &  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


DEA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEA 


BUSINESS   DIRECTOKY. 

Abbott  Frank,  ]ihotop;rapber. 

Aclnin«i  ISielinrcl  O,  Propi- Daily  and  Weekly  Pioneer. 

Adams  Bros,  grocers. 

Alber  &  Co,  carpenters  and  builders. 

Ammennan  John  S,  livery. 

AnJrus  Brazil,  merchant  "tailor. 

At  wood  Rev  E  F  (Congregational). 

At«"OOd  «&:  I^OCBiaili  (Julius  P  Atwood,  Squire  P  Ro- 
mans), 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,  Wm  Ilaydon  sec. 

Benson  &  Elliott,  saloon. 

Bent  &  Det'tken,  druggists. 

Bernard  Mrs  Mary,  propr  French  Hotel  and  saloon. 

Bews  &  Casfv,  saloon. 

Black  laiils  Paily  and  W^eckly  Times,  Porter 
Warner  Propr,  a  Large  Circulation,  Latest  Telegraphic 
and  ^Mining  News,  for  Terms  Address  as  Above. 

Blandin  &  Withan,  feed  and  shingle  mill. 

Bloom  Solomon,  clothing. 

Boraeisler  L  E,  assayer. 

Borchers  Carl,  saloon. 

Brendlinger  Hiram  J,  tobacco  and  cigars. 

Brennicke  Wilhelm,  saloon. 

Brison  Wm  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. 
gold  mine  .'i  miles  s. 

QPHFFFRQ    RRn^    ^'°^  Merchant  TaUoring,  No.  4C 


E  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


CB.THb'RSTCN, 


Sole  Ag't  CANTON  PLOWS,  Tiger  Rakes,  Ean- 
dall  PulvenzinfT  Harrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Mil- 
born  Wagons,  Bccgies,  otc.,  18  W.  3d  St,,  St.Panl 


DEA  AX1>    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA  &23 

HENRY  FRAWLEY.  E.  L.   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.     Inquiries  by  Mail  answered  free. 

Principal  0£ce,  opposite  Court  House,  corner  of  Slierman  and  Pine  Sts.,  Deadwood,  D.  T. 

Branch  Office,  comer  of  Main  and  Gates  Sts.,  Golden  Center,  D.  T. 

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  En- 
gineers and  5Iilhvri?ht3.    Water  Powers  surveyed.    Special 
attention  given  to  tlie  construction  and  erection 

DEADWOOD,   D.  T. 

R.  C.  LAKE,  President.  O.  J.  SALISBURY,  %-ice  Prest 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK, 

DEADWOOD,  D.T.  I 

PAID  UP  CAPITAL.  SIOO.OOO;  SIRPLUS.  8^0.000.  | 

and  sells  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,  «■  -'  ^.:^j!^^^i 

•*         1  South,  iHNlTEAPOLIS. 

824  DEA 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEA 


Carney  James,  blacksmith. 

Carpenter  &  Gallup,  grocers. 

Caulfield  cfc  Carev.  lawyers 

Cliadwick  Will  t,  Lawyer.     (See  a<U  ) 

■  '"rmile?f  e.  '''""°  ""''  ^^  ^^^  ^'P^  ^^'  ^^-P^)- 

Chase  Isaac  H,  clothino-. 

Chew  Robert,  wines  aiJil  liquors. 

Cheyenne  cfc  Black  ffills  Telegraph  Line,  Ilibbard  .t  Xa^^le 
.  pro])rs,  Eernest  ^V  Emery  manacrer  "^ 

cS;'s,ts:;-.  '"•  ""'>-■  ^'-  '*^  «"<-■) 

Clagett  &  Dixon,  lawyers. 

■  Clark  Henry  C,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Clark  James,  confectioner. 

Clark  John  J,  dentist 

■  ^'"r!",-^^'**,!    ^*'"r**'    ^^    ^mm^rj   and    Fancy    Goods 

Lad.es'   Bazaar,    Latest   Styles    and   Shapes    Consnantlv 
Received,  Laces,  Ribbons,  Silks  and  Ladies'  Suiu  ' 

Clay  &  Jackson,  carpenters  and  builders. 

Col  burn  \\  m  J,  assayer. 

Colman  Daniel,  saloon. 

Colman  Nathan,  justice  of  the  peace 

Conwav  &  Covle,  saloon. 

^'''Exp'^es7ca'^''^'''   ^^^^^'^^^^   ^^^   Custer   Stage    and 

Cornell  John  D,  propr  Wentworth  House. 

Cornell  \\  m,  painter. 

Cornforth  Thomas  T,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Confec- 
tionery  Fruits,  Candies,  Nuts,  Figs,  Dates  Etc   Etc 
liles'sf "'   ^  '^"''   P-P-  Lexington  Gold'^ints,  3 

^***Wvert   ^l^'!"!,')'  ^^'Shton  Corson,  A  D  Thomas), 

Court  Bros,  livery  stable. 

Court  &  Plaines,  lumber  mnfrs,  16  miles  n  w 

Craig  Andrew,  wood  turner. 

Cronm  Thomas,  saloon. 

Curtis  D  B  cfc  Co,  harnessmakers. 

Cushing  Bros,  gents'  furnishino-    . 

Damon  Jeremiah  H,  grocery  and  saloon 
Daugherty  &  Co,  proprs  Ft  Pierre  Freight  Line. 

iul      ^      ^gO'"frtB*rl     (General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  and 
BVM-  i^.  i-*igTOra,Lock  Co,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis,  iSISS 

DEA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA  825 

D.  CORSON.  A  D.  THOJIAS. 

CORSON  &  THOMAS,  ' 

p.  O.  Box,  622.  DEADWOOD,  D.   T. 

OVERLAND    HOUSE. 

Sherman  Street,  Deadwood,  D.  T. 

Elegantly  Furnished.  PILOHEE  &  BARTELS,  Prop'rs. 

This  House  is  entirely  New  and  Complete  in  all  its  appointments,  and 

is  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  ST., 
DEADWOOD,  D.  T. 

MERCHANTS'  HOTEL 

The  only  first-class  House  in  the  City. 

Wertheimer  Block,  Main  Street,  Deadwood,  D.  T. 

Centrally   Located,   First-class  Accommodations  at    low 

rates.     Stage  and  Tolocrraph  Oeices  in  same 

Building. 

J.  WERTHEIMER,   Proprietor. 


Galvanized  Iron  V/indow  Caps.E 


&  GrT-:l.i, 
N.  Tiird  Sr., 
eapolis,Jiiiiii. 


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SPRING  OVERGOATSr"''*''''""*""*' 


F.  Farrington's,  Minneapoli; 


826        DEA  MINXESOTA    STATE    GAZETTEER  DEA 

Deadwood  and  Centennial  Valley  Road  and  Tunnel  Co, 
Louis  C  Richards  pres,  Stephen  J  Scriber  sec,  4  miles  in 
length  to  the  Foot  hills. 

Deadwood  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. 

Decker  Peter,  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  W  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. 

EsSt^rt  CiJeors'c,  Propr^Great  Eastern  Hotel. 

Elliott  Mrs  Ellen "M,  milliner. 

Elliott  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. 

First  National  Bank  (Cap  8ioo,ooo,  surplus  S20,ooo), 
Richard  C  Lake  Pres,  Marvin  C  Thum  Cashr.  {Stc 
adv). 

Fisliel  5Iax,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Tobacco,  Cigars  and 
Fancy  Goods,  Notions,  Stationery  and  Musical  Instru- 
ments, Bohemian  Glassware. 

Fisher  Peter  H,  sewing  machines. 

Flaherty  Edward  L.  Barber  and  Baths,  Pioneer  Bar- 
ber 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. 

Ft  Meade  Hydraulic  Gold  Mining  Co,  Wm  Haydon  sec, 
Robert  Florraann  supt,  40  miles  s  e. 

Frank  Natlian,  meat  market. 

Frank  Solomon,  tobacco  and  cigars. 


CO   D«wb:««      I   w«««     p.     n«     ?1  Row  Stre^et,  ST.JAOU 

TO 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ""*r£| 


Blank-Boo!(S 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 

tions,  at  low  ratea  and  In  best  of  style,  by  F,  F,  HENOTQ, 
Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolia, 


DEA  AM'    liUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA  827 

J^.  J^.  OSIOTJTEl^'Cr, 

Attorney-at-Law 

DEADWOOD,  D.  T. 

■u-iNrs-cr:R:E=^f^S3^]XD  i 

This  euphonious  expression  applies  to  the  neiit,  comfortable  and  first- 
class  Restaurant  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, 

■Attorney  ^  Coui|^elor-at-I<kw 

And  Notary  Public. 

SHERMAN  ST.,  DEADWOOD,  D.  T. 

IIEIM  &  ANDEKSON, 

PROPRIETORS 

GayvillQ  Export  Beer  Brewery 

MALTHOUSE  AND  BOTTLING  WORKS, 

CAYVILLE,  D.  T. 

P-  O.  Box,  408.  DEADWOOD,  D.  T. 

M.  H.  Criitsnden  &  Co.lS&^^Sf  ^''^^ 


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i.  I 


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Largest  Slock  Crockery  l,V»'foo:,  l^: 

828  DEA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEA 

Frawley  A:  Kolill^  Lawyers.     {See  adv.) 

French  "Hot  el  and  Kestaiiraiit,  Mme  M  Bernanl 

Propr,  Up])C'r   Shennan     street,    -si. 25   per  Day,    Boavl 

§5.50  per  Week,  Beds  -S2.00  per  ^yeek,  This  Fine  Hole! 

for  Sale. 
Friedrich  Friedrich,  baker  and  confectioner. 
FuUin-vrider  Samuel  N,  grocer. 
Gaffy  Loring  E,  lawyer. 
Gandolfo  Joseph  R,  confectioner. 
Gaston  &  O'Brien,  mining  stock  brokers. 
Gen  Merritt  Gold  and  Silver   Mining   Co,  Wm  Haydon   sec, 

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  D  &  J,  clothing. 
Oott*«teiil     &     Franklin,     "Wholesale    Wines    and 

Liquors,  Pure  Bourbon  and  Rye  Whiskies   and  Cigars, 

Main  st. 
Goughnour  E,  lumber  mnfr,  40  miles  8  w. 
'  Graves   &:    Barney,    Furniture   and    Crockery,    Main. 

{See  adc.) 
Great  Eastern    Hotel,   George   Eggert    Propr.     {Sec 

adv.) 
Greenley  &  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,  millwright,  4  miles  s  w. 
Handlin  John  W,  notary. 
Hanley  Thomas,  Saloon. 
Harding  John  A,  grocer. 
Harlow  L>aac  L,  saloon. 
Hartendorf  Heinrioh  N,  merchant  tailor. 
Harvey  &  Gantt,  lawyers. 
Hastie  &  Plowman,  lawyers. 
Hattenbach  X  &  Bro,  grocers. 

n/^OM  A  OOTTO  OVER  SI  5,000,000.  The  "KewErJcIaLi 
LAon  A^i^t  !  ^  I^«"J^I'UKELT  MUTUAL.  J.  J.  WATSON', 
vs^evcii    nvv>t.ivr  St,  Paul,  General  Agent  for  Minsesuta, 


Hasho w,  Maish  &  Davis  ^^^^ -- o- =.  s^. .a 


Fnrcish  Shafdngs,  Pnlleys,  etc., 

en  stort  notice.   Oor.  2i  St.  and 

J  Fifth   Ave.  Boath,  llinneapolis. 


AXD    BUSrSESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA 


llaydoil  *  Allci»,  Lawyers,  Collections  Made  and  Min- 

'iiii:  Litigations  and  Examining  Titles  a  Specialty. 
Ilcriililllll  A:  Trebcr,  Wines  and  Liquors      {/See  adv.) 
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.    The  Bar 
is  stocked  with  the  choicest  brands  of 

WINES,  LIQUORS®  CIGARS 

GEORGE  EGGERT,  Prop  r. 

WENTWORTH  HOUSE 

J.  D,  CORXEI.E,  rropr. 

STRICTLY  FIRST-CLASS.      A  SHARE   OF  THE 

PATRONAGE    OF   THE  TRAVELING 

PUBLIC  IS  RESPECTFULLY 

SOLICITED. 

3De3.d.-^77-ced.,    XD.   T. 

SoJiJBronze  Hardware,  s- SS?SSI 


t,       .■"'"'! 


W.F.GUNN&CO. 


Flour  Mill  Builders  and  General  Mill 

Fumishers,  401  Wistuagton  Avenne  South, 
MinnoapoUs,  Mian. 


830  DEA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEA 

Holzman  David,  assignee  Ed  Whitehead,  dry  goods. 

Holzman  David,  clothing. 

Hornet  Frederick,  saloon. 

Hood  &  Scott,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Houghton  Joel,  physician. 

Howe  Robert,  baker. 

Hukill  Richard  S,  restaurant. 

Hnnter  &  Co,  druggists. 

Ickes  Samuel,  carriagemaker. 

Jacqueillill  Charles  B.  Mnfr  of  and  Dealer  in  Na- 
tive Gold  Jewelry,  Clocks,  Watches,  Etc,  cor  Lee  and 
Main  sts. 

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,  Her- 
cules 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  Retail  Hardwan-. 
Stoves,  Iron  and  Steel,  Belting,  Hose,  Gas  and  Steam 
Fittings,  General  Agent  of  Atlantic  Giant  Powder  Co, 
Main  st. 

Lancaster  &  Springer,  stamp  mill,  4  miles  s  w. 

Law  Richard  S,  physician. 

Lawrenson  Job,  ice. 

Lewis  Charles  II,  grocer. 

Liebmann  Morris,  dry  goods. 

Little  Rapid  Placer  Mining  Co,  Southard  Homans  sec,  2'' 
miles  e. 

QPMf-FFR^    RRfl^    Importers  of  Tine  Woolens,  No.  40 


K  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


C.  B.  THURSTON,l^^^'"^°-''"^'s"^^^"^^ 


t  TRIUMPH  SEEDEKS,Eand.iUPulTeri3- 

„, rrows,  Tiger  Eakes,  Canton  Plows,  Milbura 

J  -Wagons,  Bufgies,  etc.,  IS  W.  3d  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 


DEA  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA  831 

Liveriiiore  Moses,  Lawyer.     (See  adv.) 

I.ojfkamp  J  &  Sou,  boots  and  shoes. 

Love  &  Whealen,  confectioners. 

McAlcer  &  Hayes,  saloon. 

.McCausland  Bros,  gun.^miths. 

McDonald  Edward,  harnessmaker. 

Mi'IIugh  Wm,  wines  and  liquors. 

McKinney  A,  ]>hysician. 

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  Wm  M,  merchandise  broker. 

Maloy  Norton,  carriagemaker. 

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. 

Mereliailts'  Hotel,  J  Wertheimeyer  Propr.     (See  adv.) 

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  W  Thomas,  saloon. 

Mochel  George  L,  tinsmith  and  plumber. 

Molitor  Stephen,  assayer. 

Moody  Charles  C,  pro"pr  Deadwood  Evening  Press. 

Mullaly  James  S,  lawyer. 

Munter  &  Lilientlial,  clothing. 

Murphy  John  M,  lawyer. 

Nelson  &  Van  Deusen,  saloon  and  billiards. 

X'eyeils  l»eter.  Heavy  and  Light  Haraess,  Riding  Sad- 
dles, "Whips,  Brushes  and  Comljs  Constantly  on  Hand.  — 

Xortli western  fi^xpress,  S(:meaiuITraiis|ior- 

tatioil  Co  (Cajiital,  nUki.imiu),  Ku^sell  Blakuley   Pres, 
Cephas  W  Carpenter  Sec,  Wm  Selbie  Agt.      (tSee  adv.) 
Olsen  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
O'Neall  J  C,  physician.  ■'-■■' 

Overland  House,  Pichler  &  Bartels  Proprs."  (See  adv.) 


•mvill  I  L.U  I  Wl  stmoUon  of  Public  and  Private  Buildings,    ttiimeap 


eapclia. 


Phsj'JfiC    Snhnf*''^'^'^    Crockery  and  Glassware,  513  Wash- 
UllaiieO  JUiUiOUi^jington  Ave.  South,  MimEAPOLIS. 

832  DEA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEA 

Parker  it  Kuowles,  proprs  European  Hotel. 

Parker  &  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.  {.See 
adv.) 

Pollock  «fc  Boycleil,  Photographers,  cor  Lee  and  Sher- 
man.    (.See  adv.) 

Potter  Daniel  T,  lawyer. 

Pratt  »fc  Beatty,  lumber  mnfrs,  2  miles  n  e. 

Pratt  &  PoM-er,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Price  Bayard  R,  Lawyer. 

■Quakers  Wm  E,  saloon. 

Quong,  Soon  &  Co,  grocers. 

Ramsey  Herbert,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Haymond  A  A,  furniture. 

Reiff  James  B,  jeweler. 

Reitz  ».fc  Marr,  meat  market. 

Richards,  Lewis  C,  ^\-ines  and  liquoi-s. 

Riggs  Wm  T,  brick  mnfr,  2  miles  n. 

Roberts  Abraham,  restaurant. 

Roberts  Georg-e  A,  Restaurant.     {See  adv.) 

Robinson  Henry,  saloon. 

Roche  Theodore,  gunsmith. 

Rodenhaus,  Jacob  &  Heinrich,  grocers. 

Roderick    Dhu    Gold   Mining  "Co,    A  J    Chambers  supt,    4 

miles  s  e. 
Rogers  M,  physician. 
Rohleder  &,  Smith,  civil  engineer. 
Rosebroilg:!!  Bros,  Restaurant  and  Saloon,  Lee.     (>'"' 

adv.) 
Rosengarden  Morris,  grocer. 
Rosenthal  Solomon,  clothing. 
Rowland  John,  stoves  and  tinware. 
Russell  Thomas  H,  passenger  atront  U  P  R  R. 
Sammis  31  E,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Sanborn  &  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. 


HashoWj  Meish&  Davis,  r**^-^'-"-^- 


Are  Agents  for  Haneoci'a  Inppir- 

ator.  Th'iljestlmlerfeederinnse. 

J  2dSt.&5tliAve.  S.iilianeapoUa. 


DEA  AXD    BUSES-ESS    DIRECTORY.  DEA  833 

S.'ifert  &  Levi,  hotel  and  restaurant. 
Stvoy  Bros,  blacksmiths, 
.^hoiuly  Jacob,  moat  market. 

««idiiev  &  Black  Hills  Slasje  and  Express  Co, 

U  j"Salisbury  Gen  Manager,  E  E  Corbin  Supt,  D  A  Me- 

Phersou  Agt',  Dead  wood,"  C  F  Iddiugs  Agt,  Sidney,  Xeb. 
Sicfel  &  Vanocker,  hides. 
Simpson  John  B,  corral. 
Smith  B  P,  undertaker. 
Smith  Mrs  Mary  C,  milliner. 
S.jyster  Samuel,  auctioneer. 
Sficar  D  H,  livery  stable. 
Spiliiiail     Edward    G,    Lawyer,    Mining    and   Land 

Office  Business  ^Ltde  a  Specialty, 
Starr  &  Bullock,  hardware. 
Stein  Hermann,  |ihvsician. 
Stein  n  &  Co,  druggists. 
Steinagle  Andrew,  saloon. 
Stephens  John  M,  baker. 
Stevenson  John  H,  blacksmith. 
Steward  A  D,  lumber. 
Stone  Gib  »fc  Co,  furniture. 
Stone  Louis  P,  restaurant  and  hotel. 
Stone  &  Lackous,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Strass  lib  Kohorn,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 
Swan  Wm  D,  grocer. 
Swearingen  ElHs  A,  theatre  and  saloon. 
Tallent  David  G,  lawyer. 
Talleut   &  I^crii>er,  Real  Estate,  Mining  Brokers  and 

Abstracts.      (.SVe  adv.) 
Tt-rhune  Wm,  constable. 
Thornton  Augustus,  saloon. 
Thullen  Frank  C,  blacksmith. 
Troanor  Jose])h,  hardware. 
Lsher  Ezra  C,  mattrassmaker. 
I'  S  Land  OHice,  Alexander  S  Stewart  Register,  John 

F  McKenna  Receiver. 
Van  Cise  &  Wilson,  lawyers. 
^  aughan  &  Baker,  grocers. 
Walker  Henry,  saloon. 
"_alker  it  Sims,  barbers. 
W.inlner  &  Baxter,  saloon. 
Warner  Porter,  Propr  Black  Hills  Daily  and  Weekly 

Times. 
^^  atson  James  F,  lawyer. 
WV-delstaedt  Heinrich  A  L  Von,  physician. 


Sheet-iron  Siding. 


lor  Pactories,  Mills,  Bridges,  etc.    Sei- 
dell &  Grygla,  114  N.  3d  St.,  MinneapoUj. 


834  UEA  DAKOTA       GAZETTEER  DEL 

Welch,  Farley  «&  Co,  Agricultural  Implements,  Car- 
riages, Buggies  and  Wagons,  Storage  and  Commission, 
Grain,  Fire-Proof,  on  Sherman  st. 

Wentworth  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 
Hills.     {;^eeadi'.) 

Werthheimer  M  J  &  Co,  dry  goods. 

Wetmore  Edward  A,  la-vvyer. 

White  Thomas  H,  civil  engineer. 

Whitney  &,  Avery,  lumber  mfrs.  Glover  Gulch,  9  miles  n  w. 

Whittaker  Thomas,  grocer. 

Williams  Rev  James  (Methodist). 

Williams  Lyndon  0,  grocer. 

Williams  &  Worth,  saloon. 

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  Min- 
nehaha county,  on  the  graded  line  of  the  S.  M.  Ry,  20  milis 
south  of  Flandreau  and  north  of  Sioux  Falls,  either  of  which 
is  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  dis- 
trict school,  a  newspaper,  77ie  U.rjw»f-n(,i;en(.'ra\  stores,  hoteN. 
hardware,  machinery,  furniture,  drug  and  other  stores,  lum- 
ber yards,  and  a  general  representation  of  the  trades  and  pro- 
fessions. 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 
points  north,  and  Sioux  Falls  and  all  points  south  ;  senil- 
wcekly  to  Ramsey  and  eastern,  and  to  Highland  and  western 
points,  ilails  daily,  two  routes  each  way.  A.  C.  Folsom. 
postmaster. 

BUSIIfESS    DIRECTORY. 

Arnold  Wm,  meat  market. 
Bevier  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^  £^|.» 


Book-Binding, 


For  Oonnty,  Township  and  Oity  Officers,  in. 

best  of  style  and  oa  short  notice,  at  F,  F.  HENKIG'S, 
E.-ickett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


DEL  AXl)    BLSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  DEN  S35 

IJolster  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  Wm  B,  physician. 
Potter  &  Angell,  proprs  Exchange  Hotel. 
Putnam  W  C,  general  store  and  grain. 

Richardson  James  R,  farm  implements,  grain  and  live  stock. 
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  Wm,  propr  Dell  Rapids  Mills. 
Walters  John  W,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Wheeler  Edwin  W,  propr  Sioux  Falls  and  Flandreau  stage 

line. 
Winsor  Lewis  S,  blacksmith. 
Woodruff  AVllI  J,  Lumber. 

DELNO. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Cass  county. 

DENTON. 

A  farm  house  postoffice  in  Bramble  county. 


ROOFING  MATERIAL. •»  - "  ™."-«->c..c„ 


Tarred  Felt,  Baildine  Papor,  Pitch, 
etc.  M  H  TRITTESDEN  &,  CX).,Cor 
Siith  and  Sibley  Su.,  St.  Paul,  lli-.n. 


CROC  li  FRY  ^'™'^  ^^'^"-  Glassware,  wholesale  and 
^JllUUiVm  i,  retail.   E.  A.  HAEMON  &  CO,,  Minneapolis. 

^^'^  PES  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  DEU 

DE  SMET. 

l,J"f^-L'•'\^^^''"^''^'  l^'"*'''  °^  Kingsbury  county,  is  a  vil- 
lage of  oOO  inhabitants,  and  a  station  on  the  Dakofa  CentrU 
division  of  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Rj-,  at  the  foot  of  Lake  Thon  , 
Vr\il'"'^T\°^  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 

K^-1  1  ^^'  ^n^'  ''""'t  ^^  ^^'  S^'^'i  ^'«t^l«'  ^  newspaper,  tlu- 
Kingsbury  County  Vl'..s,  several  stores,  and  is  gro^in^ 
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  W  G^ti^^art'^'  ^''''''  ''°"''*"-  ''''  ^^^°  ^Se'^^" 

Dietz  Dr,  physician. 

Fayant  J  G,  meat  market. 

Fuller  *  I>ox,  Hardware. 

Gore  Frank  E,  grocer. 

Harthorn  E  M,  constable. 

Harthorn  E  .AI  &  Son,  groceries  and  feed. 

ilinz  Henry,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hmz  &  Hall,  billiard  saloon. 

^galls  C  P,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Kingsbury  County  News  (weekly). 

Maguire  W  H  &  Co,  hardware. 

Mathews  G  A,  lawyer. 

Mead  &  Byington,  Exchange  Hotel 

Noyes  J  W,  carpenter. 

Ruth  Thonias  H  &  Co,  Bankers. 

feheldon  R  b,  propr  De  Smet  House. 

fehortley  W,  blacksmith. 

Sterling  E  E,  lawyer. 

Storey  G  P,  barber. 

Wilmarth  Geon^e,  grocer 

Woodruff  J  &  Son,  flour  and  feed. 

Woodworth  H  G,  railroad  agent. 

DEUEL  CENTER. 

A  postofliee  in  a  wheat   raisinur   district   in    the  center  of 
Deuel  county,  lo   miles   from  Gary  (c  h),  on  the  C.  &  N.  W. 


A   r  riluGnt  hirtTsel'f.''"    K..  E.^la^rt  Mutual  U^ 

BoEtoa,    J,  J 


ireseeth    the    Evil    and    Insurel 

f-'^T  Eaijlanrt  Mutual  Li;.^  lusnr.inco  Cj. 
WATSON,  St.  Paul,  God'I  Agent  for  Minae.o 


Hashovv,iV]aisii&  Davis,? 


erf  of  City  'Water-'Vrorka 
for  frontier  towns,  Cor.  2d  St. 
and  Fifth  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis. 


DEU  AND    BUSINESS    DIKKCTORT.  DRA  837 

Ky,   tlie   nearest   railroad    point.     Semi-weekly    mail.     P.  J. 
I'liibcite,  postmaster. 

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. 

A  postoffice  in  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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY. 

Duffield  "W  &  Bros,  carpenters. 

Enos  C  H,  quartz  mill  and  miner. 

Gates,  saw-mill. 

McAuley  N,  blacksmith. 

McKiiiiion  Evans,  Quartz  Mill  and  Miner. 

Morrissey  W  D,  saloon. 

Sawyer  H,  saloon. 

.Sawyer  J,  grocer. 

-Shaw  T,  restaurant  and  boarding  house. 

Thompson  L,  restaurant  and  boarding  house. 

i  ana  C  W,  general  store. 

DRAYTON. 

A  post  hamlet  in  the  eastern  part  of  Pembina  county,  on 
the  Red  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. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

j>issell  A,  carpenter. 

lawcett  J  W,  proiir  hotel  and  constable.  '    • 

<.OirAV  P,  General  Store. 

Gray  G  A,  blacksmith. 

Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics'Tools,  35  E.  Third  St,,  St.  PauL 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


Send  Your  Orders  !»J 


Cloth,  Chilled  Iron,Eo!: 

,  rionr  Packers  and  Mi!l  y 
Gunn  &  Co.,  Mianeapolis,  M.:.- 


838  DRA         DAKOTA  ga7.ette?:r         EGA 

Healy  Rev  Almon. 

Healy  E  A,  Justice  of  the  Peace,   Notary    Public,  LauJ 

Agent,  Bookseller  and  Stationer. 
Vancarap  R,  carpenter. 

DURHAM. 
A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Traill  county. 
EDEN. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants  in  the  to-sniship  of  the  same 
name  in  the  southeastern  part  of  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. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORT. 

Avery  A  M,  physician. 

Blount  C  E,  druggist. 

Branigan  Wm,  barber. 

Brown  E  Y,  physician. 

Culbertson"  S  B,  General  Store,  Live  Stock  and  Produce. 

Gray  H.  hotel  propr. 

Holt  A,  Express  and  Railroad  Agent. 

Jackson  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers. 

Law  Mrs  T  R,  milliner. 

McBride  Rev  J  M  (Episcopal.) 

Odell  &  ilillard,  meat  market. 

Overseth  &,  Dyste,  general  store. 

Quint  M  B,  grocer  and  insurance  agent. 

St  Croix,  lumber  dealer. 

Slade  W  R  &  Co,  hardware  and  implements. 

Snyder  A,  hotel  propr. 

Sophy  Bros,  saloon. 

Striibic  Bros  &  Co,  Millers. 

Van  Sickle  T,  livery. 

Vreeland  J  P,  general  store. 

Waterbury  S  M,  shoemaker  and  harness  dealer. 

Wheelock  A  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and  real  estate  dealer. 

EGAN. 

Formerly  Roscoe,  is  situ.ited  in  the  central  part  of  Moi'dy 
county,  i  miles  from  Flaudreau  (eh),  the  nearest  railroad  point, 

SCHEFERS  BROS, ""''''' '°"''^°^^=^° 


East  Third  Street,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


CD    TUIIDOTflM     Sole  Ag'tTIC-ER  RAXES,  MUbnraWagoM.Bae- 
I    bfl    I  iiwiiw  I  Wi  «J  3^g^  c^^^^^  pj^^^^  ^^^^  ^g  ^^  g^  g^    St.  Paul. 


EGA 


DIRECTORY. 


ami  on  the  Big  Sioux  river,  which  here  gives  power  to  a  flour- 
iiiir  mill.  It  has  a  population  of  57,  a  common  school,  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,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Hidwell  D,  flour  mill. 

l>idwell,  Hardin  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 

Iliihart  John  &  Co,  hardware. 

Jnrdan  P,  saloon. 

Moore  Bros,  general  store. 

Smith  J  D,  blacksmith. 

Smith  R  N,  propr  Roscoe  House. 

Wilson  M  J,  propr  Wilson  House. 

ELKHORN  CITY. 

A  mining  settlement  in  La-m-cnee  county,  Black  Hills. 
ELK  POINT. 

The  seat  of  Union  county,  is  situated  in  the  southwestern 
part  thereof,  near  the  3Iissouri  river,  and  is  a  station  on  the 
Dakota  Southern  Ry.  Population,  1,200.  In  the  line  of  the 
current  of  western  emigration,  and  at  the  doorway  of  the  Ter- 
ritory, Elk  Point  is  very  favorably  situated  for  commerce.  A 
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,  Am 
I  wo  mails  daily.     James  E.  Blair,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

American  House,  Flannery  Bros  pro]-.rs. 

neg-i;-s  Cliarles  W,  General  Store. 

ln-g'j;s  Mrs  C  W,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

';>--'L,'s  &,  Brace,  live  stock. 

I'l  u'i^'s  &  Caton,  grain  dealers  and  elevator. 

|>ynnc'tt  G  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'igg.s  Benjamin,  furniture. 

Brubacher  Joseph  B,  groceries  and  provisions. 

ARCHITEOTS,  Mbneapolia.  Plans 
and  SpeoificatioaB  furaishfui  for  ail 
kiads  of  Building,  on  short  notice, 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


I  amn  Pnnrlo    "^^^^^  Cutlery  and   Plated  Ware,  at  Charl  _ 
Ldilip  UUUUiSj  JohDson's  Crockery  House,  "^  Y.^Sout:"' ^^ 

840  ELK  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  W  J,  physicians. 

Costar  Wm,  painter. 

Coverdale  John,  blacksmith  and  farm  implements. 

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  (Weekly),  C  H  Fullerton  Ed  and 
Propr. 

Fate  Wm  H  H,  sujit  of  schools. 

Flannary  Bros,  proprs  American  House. 

Fleming  Henry,  meat  market  and  grocer. 

Freeman  Bros,  general  store. 

Freeman  George  R,  livery  stable. 

Freeman  Rev  George  W  (Baptist). 

Freeman  &  Lansini;,  c;rain  and  elevator. 

Fullerton  Charles  II,  Ed  and   Propr   Elk   Point  Tri- 
bune. 

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  W  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. 

Murphy  Hans,  farm  implements. 

HEH  S  SSl  8  '^i  Lock  COi  ines! 46  Jackson StTsT.  PAUL 


Hasho  w,  Maish  &  Davis,  SSiSHS 

ELK  AND    liUSINKSS    DIRECtORY.  EMM  841 

Murtha  Charles,  brick  nianfr. 

I'l'ttis  E  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. 

Sheafe  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  F  Malla- 

han  Ed  and  Propr. 
Wallace  J  A,  lawyer. 
Wixson  Ely  B,  commissioner. 
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  agricul- 
tural 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.  Ex- 
ports, wheat,  oats,  butter  and  eggs.  Stage  communication 
^'ith  Canton  and  Richland  4  times  weekly  and  mail  weekly. 
Thomas  Ronan,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Crowron  G  AV,  Nurseryman. 
Flutden  Ole  P,  wagonmaker. 
Ronan  Thomas,  store  keeper. 

^olHon   J?/    Pfl/olfa    ^°°^s'^  ^"^  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 


Ij  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


Thp  1  atoct  noci0nc^^'^^®^°'^'^^*^'-^'-^"^^° 

J  lie   LdlCOl  UCOigila     Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolii 

842  ENT  DAKOTA     G.VZETTEEK  PWR 


ENTERPRISE. 

A  village  of  25  souls  iu  the  southwestern  part  of  Moodv 
county,  12  miles  from  Flandreau  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroa.'l 
point.  Has  a  good  school,  exports  wheat  and  stock,  banks  at 
Flandreau,  and  wants  a  merchant  and  blacksmith.  Semi- 
-ft-eekly  mail  stage  to  Dell  Rapids.     W.  Crowson,  postmaster. 

ERNEST. 

In  Motmtain  View  township,  northern  part  of  Pembina 
county,  25  miles  from  Pembina  (c  h),  and  20  from  St.  Vin- 
cent. Has  a  Presbyterian  church,  a  common  school,  exports 
■wheat,  and  requires  a  grist  and  saw-mill.  Weekly  mail  stage 
to  Pembina.     Ileniy  McGuin,  postmaster. 

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. 

PAIR  VIEW. 

A  station  on  the  C,  St.  P.  &  O.  Ry,  in  the  southeastern 
part  of  Lincoln  county,  8  miles  from  Canton  (c  h).  A  flour- 
ing mill  here  obtains  power  from  the  Big  Sioux  river.  Exports, 
grain,  hogs  and  cattle.  Express,  Am.  Two  mails  daily.  W. 
H.  Hubbard,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Davison  Bros,  general  store.  , 

Hllg'g'ill!^  T  51,  Groceries,  Etc. 
Jackson  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Smith  D  E,  flouring  mill. 

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  inhab- 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31   Kobert  Street,  BT.  PAUL,  Mica 

MOTTO- Sqaara  Dealing  and    O'ti 

Value  £«oeIv6d  every  time. 


F.  F.  I^ennig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Manufacturer,  Braciett's  Block, 
Minceapolis,  Minn, 


FAR  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRKCTORY.  FAR  843 

it.int!*,  the  receiving  and  distributing  center  of  the  vast  arable 
wheat  region  of  the  Red  River  Valley,  a  granary  unsurpassed 
oil  the  face  of  the  earth.  The  city  is  pleasantly  situated  and 
mihstantially  built,  is  governed  by  a  mayor  and  common 
ccMiiicil,  and  has  eflicient  fire  and  police  departments.  It  has 
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,  asemi- 
wiekly  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  capac- 
itv.  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.     {See 

'"/,.:)  ^     '  ^  ^ 

IJarLer  Edward  D,  Propr  Fargo  Times.  {See  adv.) 
"ariies  A;  Tcilliey,  Grain  and  Elevator. 

;irri.-it  &  Co,  farm  imi.Iements. 

'■"ili,'er  &  Rinfjrose,  saloon. 

.r:i.ll(.y  Hev  C^F  (Methodist). 
'"■'  n.bnbcck  John  S,  jeweler. 
Iiri;;f;s  ,fc  Elders,  Lawyers,  Real  Estate  and  Insurance. 

GalvapizeTiron  Cornices. -»i"S-^ 


Largest  Stock  Crockery  M( 


the  State.    E  A.  HAR- 
N  &  CO.,   Miuneapol;,, 


FAR  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  FAR 


Brown  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,    Wm  II 

Witt  Mngr.      (Seeadc.) 
Chapin  Jasper  B,  lands  and  real  estate. 
Chapin  Miss  Mary  R,  milliner. 
Chesley  &  Lovejoy,  lumber.  .     ■ 

Clarion  Fredcrifk  ^V,  Cigar  Mnfr. 

Conan  John  W,  plivsician. 

Coiltiueiltal  Slotei,  J  B  Chapin  Propr,  W  H  Witt 
ilanager.      (See  adv.) 

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. 

Crockett  A:  Shotwell,  Lumber,  Coal,  Etc.     {Se^  adv.) 

Crucial  J  B,  jihysician. 
,  Cudihee  <!fc  Wiley,  Hats,  Caps  and  Gents'  Furnishin:r, 
Shirts  ]Made  to  Order,  New  Styles  Received  Every  Week. 

Dalrymple  Oliver,  office  for  Grandin,  Cass  and  Cheney  farm-. 

Daniels  «&  Torkelson,  Lawyers,  Real  Estate,  Insur- 
ance and  Architects.     [See  adv.) 

Darrow  Edwin  M,  physician. 

Davis  Elias  D,  boots  and  shoes. 

Davis  Frank,  confectioner. 

DeLendreeie  «fc  Cliiniquy,  Wholesale  and  Retnil 
Dry  Goods,  Notions,  Millinery,  Ladies'  and  Gents'  Fur- 
nishing Goods. 

Douglass  &  Smith,  blacksmiths. 

Eberman  W  S  &  Co,  druggists. 

Eberman  &;  Co,  druggists. 

Eddie  &  Reitau,  sahion. 

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,   J   W  Seann.- 

Agent,  Lowest  Club   Rates  for  all  Xew'spajters  and  Mi^- 
azines,  Sent  to  Any  PostotKce. 


NEW  ENGLAND  SS 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 

"Boston.    The  b.^st  Ompany  to  Insure  «. 
.  WATSON,  Oea'l  Acont,  8T,  PAUL.  U.— 


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  will  be  in  attendance  at  ALL  TRAINS 

And  convey  guests  to  and  from  the  hotel  to  railroad  depots  and 
steamboat  landings. 

W.  H.   Witt,  llanager.  J.  B.  CHAPIN,  Proprietor. 

AUGUSTUS  ROBERTS, 

(Late  of  the  flna  of  Roberts  and  Berg.) 

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 

Rooms  3  and  4,  United  Block,  FARGO,  D.  T. 

CH.VS.  KWE.\TT.  H.  F.  MILLER,  Attorney 

BANK  OF  FARGO 

CHAS.  SWEATT  &  CO.,  Bankers, 
FARCO,  D.  T. 

V.  Ill  buy  and  sell  eschance  on  all  ]ri!;<i[.al  ••iti.-s  ..f  tlu-  United  States  and  Europe. 
A  Gtneral  Banking  Bu.-iii       Tr  i',    i  ■•  ■  1      \!1  ' '  ".  -tions  will  receive 

H^fer  by  permission  to  Four:,:    .  .    ;    i:    .    "•■       i      ..  Citv;  L.  J.  Gae-e.  Cashier 

'i-'-tNatlbaDk.  Chicago;  11    \'.  •:   Uank.  Au.stin.  Miun;  A. 

'■-':rg'-,  Pre-it.  .Second  Safl  r.u,  \i;-  i.l,  '.  .■  .  u  [.x.-liange  Bank.  Jlilwau- 
^•■'••,  H.,T..  Justin  S.  Morrill. Wasl„„-i,,„.  i.  c  ;  H  .t,  .\  „,  .MUs.mi.  DubuMUL-.  Iowa; 
H'.ii  Samuel  .Merrill.  D.-t  M.mi,.s.  I„,v.i;  Hun.  Cj  ru.s  tureman.  U^age,  lo-.va;  Cliaud- 
:^r.  Hr,,wn.S:  Co..  Milwaukee.  Wis 

"UllUCIO     RdlUVs  ale  bury  &  Draper.  85E.Tidid8t„8t.Pau:. 


If  You  Wsni  a  GDiiiolefe  ~'"^'-^'='-"-^ 


Gunn  &  Co.,  Minneapolia,  Minn. 


840  FAR  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  FAR 

F.nrjfO  !5t»im!>Iacau  (Semi-Weekly  and  Weekly),  J  IJ 

&  A  W  Hall  Proprs,  DevotoJ  to  the  Development   of 

the  New  Northwest. 
Fargo  TiuiCii,  E  D  Barker  Propr. 
Fil'Sl  Xatiosisd  SSailk  (Capital,  S75,000),  Ezra  B  Eddy 

Pres,  Ernest   C  I']ddy  Cashr.      {See  adv.) 
Galloway  Hector,  })hysician. 
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'  Hotel. 
Hadley  &  Son,  livery  stable. 
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  abstracts  of  title. 
Haynes  F  Jay,  photographer. 

Headquarters  Motel.  XK  Hubbard  Propr.    {See  a-cJv.) 
Hector  ZMartin  S,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Hedin  Peter  A,  saloon. 
Hellraan  J  E,  laundry. 

IIeiider!>on  Augustus  E,  Hardware. 
Herbert  C  D,  confectioner. 
Hibbard  Wm  B,  grocer. 
Hill  &  Kesler,  dentists. 
Hillabrant  Wm  J,  harnessmaker. 
Hillestad  Edward  O,  saloon. 
Hollinshead  &,  Shattuck,  feed  and  sale  stable. 
Holzer  Samuel  &  Co,  meat  market. 
Houghton  &  Tahnage,  jewelers. 
llu>)l)ard    Xewton   K,     Propr   Headquarters    Hotel. 

{See  adv.) 
Hughes  &  Brewer,  merchant  tailors. 
Hunt  Randell,  civil  engineer. 
Johnson  George  B,  blacksmith. 
JoIiUKOU  Peter,  Propr  Minnesota  House. 
.Jones  Wm  il,  confectioner. 
Kindred  Wm  A  &  Co,  real  estate. 
Kissner  Gustav  J,  propr  Sherman  House. 
Kjos  &  Jensen,  general  store. 
Lacy  Charles  F,  jeweler. 

QPHFFFRQ    R'^HQ    importers  of  Fine  ■Woolens,  no.  40 


E.  Ttird  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mien. 


CBJHllRSTONaS 


KILPTJSN  WAGONS,  Tiirer  Rakes,  H=2- 
zin;;  Ea-CTTs,  Trltiir.ph  Seeders,  Caz- 
3i;ggic2,  etc.,  13  W.  3i  St.,  St.  Paul. 


FAR  AND    BUSINESS    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.  HUBBAKD,  Proprietor. 

y    V.    EDDY,  Pres't.         N.  K,  HUBB-UIP,  Vice  Pres't.         E.  C.  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  for  non-residents  without 

charge.  « 

New  York  Correspondent,  Chase  National  R.mk.     C'hici!go  Correspond- 
ent, Comnierrial  National  Bank.      St.  Paul  ('orre--iioiuleuls, 
Firn  National  Bank,  and  M.rr:hanl>'  Nati..iial  Bank. 

Wllonn   J?/     Ini'rI'jn    James  K.  WUson,  Eobert 'W.  Jordan, 
K|IC)UII  C^JUIUall3  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  feed. 

Miller  Henry  F,  lawyer. 

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  &  Kjellman,  merchant  tailors. 

Olson  &  Nelson,  i^eneral  store. 

O'Xeil  Sc  Ai^eo,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Wines,  Liqur.r>, 
Cigars,  Tobaccos  and  Saloon. 

O'Neill  Wm,  saloon. 

Overpeck  R  A,  insurance  agent. 

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  &  Davis,  -  tlii^^s 


FAR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


gjixe  ^nx'cia  jinxes, 

E.  D.  BARKER,  Prop'r  and   Publisher. 

The  oldest  and  largest  and  most  influential  paper  in  Northern  Dakota. 

It  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.  FARGO,  D.  T. 

f.  N.  D.\NIELS.  C.  S.  TOHKKL.SUX. 

DANIELS  &  TORKELSON, 

gent;r.\l 

Insurance  Agents 

C.  N'.  D.IMELS.  .\rdiitcot.  I  C.  S.  TORKELSON.  Atf  yat-Law. 

R4?Uable  Estimates  Furnished.         |  Conveyancing  a  Specialty. 

Lands  in  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  &  ROLPH, 

JOBBERS  AND   DEALERS   IN 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE, 

E^I^    IK.OIT,    IsT^ILS.    GXj^SS, 

___^ FARCO,   P.  T. 

Henrys  Paient  Ventilating  ^SHSill 


G.  F,  FARRINGTON,''"'""""'*"'"'™"  =" 


I J  Nicollet   Avenue,    Minneapoli 


850  FAR  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  FAR 

Poilieroy    C    ^I    <fc    Co,    Gunsmiths,    Locksmiths  and 

Taxidermists.     {See  adv.) 
Quaw  &  Kine,  grocers. 

Raymond  Aoorhies  M,  Wholesale  Grocer. 
Ready  James,  grocer. 
Rentschler  &  Sehoeinger,  meat  market. 
Reynolds  Benjamin  P,  propr  Reynolds  Hotel. 
Roberts  i  Hera:,  Lands,  Loans  and  Collections.     {See 

adv.) 
Roberts  &  Spalding,  lawyers  and  loans. 
Rolph  R  T,  physician. 
Rositer  Charles  W,  machinist. 
Rude  ?tJarlill  L,  Laundry,  the  Oldest  and|Only  [First- 

Class  Laundry  in  the  City,  ^York  Done  on  Short  Notice, 

and  Called  for  and  Delivered. 
Rnpert  C  H  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 
Scott  James  3L  propr  Park  Hotel. 

Searing"  Jolill  W,  Newspaper  Subscription  Agency. 
Shrimski  Isaac,  clothing. 
,    Siverson  Elaf  T,  dry  goods. 
Skll!<e  John  j".  Lawyer,  Special  Attention  to  all  Classes 

of  Land  Office  Business,  Office  Next  Door  to  Land  Office. 
Skuse  Riehard  H,  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,  La^-yers. 
Tonseth  &  Mathison,  proprs  Union  House. 
Tour  Joseph,  confectioner. 
Twomey  «fc   Franeis    (Daniel   H   Twomey,  Grin  W 

and  Lyman  Y.  Francis),  Lawyers. 
U  S  I^aild  OlJiee,  Horace  Austin  Register,  Thomas  N 

Pugh  Receiver. 
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. 

^O  DoK-l/Inf*   I  ifnrir*  P|  On  31EobertSt.,St.Pau],Mian., 
TO  I  Crainbj  LyUnSar  UUi  for  pure  wines  and  Liquo:^ 


_,        I     n ^  I, -Manufactured  for  Banks,  MiU  Men  and  Corporaj- 

DlUlilX     l/UUltV  Bracken's  Block,  Miineapobs, 

FAR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  FIR  §->! 


ib^.  :E=o:b^Ei^o-5r  sz  co. 


GUN  i  LOCKSMITHS 

Fargo,  Dakota 


The  Best  of  Breech-Loaders  to  ^f^Y'^^^^^'^ 
of  fixed  ammunition  always  on  hand.    Repair- 

in.T  promptly  done,  and  Taxidermists 

Specimens  will  receive  prompt 

attention.    All  work  tirst- 

class.     Satisfaction 

sTuaranteed.  


Winslow  Jeremiah  C,  lumber. 
WoM  Rev  C  (Ltitheran). 
Wonzor  Allen,  barber. 
Wright  George  C,  confectioiier. 
Youngrin  Gustavus,  blacksmith. 

FARMER'S. 

A  country  postoffice  in  Lincoln  county,  8  miles  south  of 
Canton  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Mock  and  hog-  ^re 
the  exports  of  the  vicinity.  Stage  to  Elk  Point  and  Canton. 
Sivert  Alness,  farmer,  postmaster. 

FARMINGTON. 

In  the  southern  part  of  Hanson  county,  12  miles  from 
Rock-port  (c  h),  and  6  from  Bridgewater,  the  nearest  railroad 
point  Exports,  grain.  Tri-weekly  stage  to  bioux  Fall:,  and 
Rockport.     Semi-weekly  mail.     Wm.  Bnidlove,  postmaster, 

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. 

FINLAY. 
A  station  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  Turner  county, 
e  miles  from  Swan  Lake  (c  h).     Population,  50.     Daily  mail. 

FIRE  STEEL. 
The  seat  of  Davison  county,  is  a  small  station   on  the  C, 
M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  the  coiitrar].art  of  the  county.     Express, 
Am.     The  postotlice  here  has  been  discontinued. 

IRflKI    nnnCCDO    ^   ^   OEITTENDEN  &  00.,   Corner 
IllUll    itUUrilriOi  Sixth  and  Sibley  Streets,  St  Paul,  Minn. 


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FLANDREAU. 

The  seat  of  Moody  county,  and  the  present  terminus  of 
the  Southern  Minnesota  Railway.  Is  situated  a  little  north- 
east 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. 

Andrews  James  1>,  Propr  Sioux  Valley  House. 

Axford  Thomas  B,  au'ent  Knox  Bros,  lumber,  etc. 

Bank  of  Flantlreail,  O  D  Brown  Pres,  C  C  Brown 

Cashr. 
Barron  Daniel,  blacksmith. 
Bolles  G,  general  store,  etc. 
Bonner  &  Hyde,  grain,  John  H  McMillan  agent. 
Brayton  Wm,  meat  market. 
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  O'Xeil  Propr. 
Clark  Wilber  A,  saddles  and  harness. 
Colman  C  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  Pettigrew  Propr. 
Freeman  Thomas,  merchant  tailor. 
French  Wm,  restaurant. 
Hall  Charles  F,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Hall  John  H,  barber  and  restaurant. 
Heath  Seneca  A,  saddles  and  harness. 

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A    rrLluSni  himself."     Now  E  =  £;Ia:J  MqUJ  I^fa  InBurii:;c..  d.  ■^•■ 
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Attorn  ey-at-Law 

^         t-UGENE  HUNTINGTON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN,  INSURANCE   AND   COLLECTION  AGENT,   JUSTICE 
OP  THE  PEACE. 

AhstTuct.^  of  Laitd  Titles  cl  Spoc Laity. 

'  Uakota    i  erritory. 


Hashow.Maish&Bavis 


General  Foundere  anil  Uac^-aojti, 
Cor.  2d  St.  and  Iiftb  Ave.  Sonti, 
I  Minneapolis,  Miim. 


YLA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  FLA  853 


Illllif  ins-ton  Enscne.  Real  Estate,  Loans,  Insurance, 
Ab<tra\ns,  Justice  of  the  Peace  and  Collection  Agent. 
(^ccadi:)  .    . 

Jariil>s  Dennis,  county  commissioner. 
JonCH  M  51.  General  Mdse  Dealer  and  Postmaster. 
.Ic.iK'S  W  3I»fc  Co,  general  store. 
Itt'cler  Gcorgie  P,  Lawyer. 

lii'ciian  &  Sperry,  saloon  and  billiards.  • .  . 

Kelley  Wm  H,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Knox" Brothers,  T  B  Axford  agent,  lumber,  etc. 
Knudson  Louis,  lumber,  C  L  Colman  agent. 
Laiidin  Nelson  &  Co,  general  store. 
Loomis  T  C,  sheriff  Moody  county. 
McDonald  Mrs  A,  dressmaker. 
McMillan  John  H,  agent  Bonner  &  Hyde  grain. 
Marsh  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. 
Moody  County  Enterprise  (weekly),  H  M  Williamson  ed  and 

propr. 
Moulton  Albert  S,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Ober  Benjamin,  wagonmaker. 

OUon  llans.  Register  of  Deeds  and  County  Clerk. 
O'Neil  Thomas,  propr  Central  House. 
Otis  Joseph,  county  surveyor. 
Paul  John,  lumber,  etc,  FE  Minier  agent. 
Pettigrew  Frederick  W,  clerk  district  court,  real  estate.etc. 

I'ettiijl'ClT  Dl  D  li,  Propr  Flandreau  House  and  Livery. 

Pettigrt-w  Richard  F,  Hour  mill. 

Pfttit  John  C  F,  physician. 

Rice  Georsje,  countv  treasurer. 

Rice  Georg-e,  "Attornev-at-Law    and    Collection  Agent. 
{See  adv.) 

Rice  Rev  H  V  (Presbyterian). 

Ricker  Leonard,  restaurant. 

Roirers  Manlius,  supt  of  schools. 

Roper  Wm  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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854  FLA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  FOR 

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,  post- 
master. 

FORESTBURG. 

A  settlement  in  the  west  central  part  of  Miner  county  (as 
yet  unorganized),  on  the  graded  line  of  the  Southern  Minne- 
sota extension,  -25  miles  from  Mitchell,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  A  fine  stock  raising  country,  but  the  rapid 
influx  of  settlers  is  forcing  large  herds  farther  west.  A  grist 
mill  and  blacksmith  are  needed  here.  Semi-weekly  mail 
stage  to  Firesteel  and  Jamestown.  Wm.  G.  Santee,  post- 
master. 

BUSIITESS  DIRECTORT.  * 

Santee  "W^  G,  Hotel  Propr. 
Whalen  R  S,  general  store. 

FOREST  CITY. 

A  post  village  of  75  inhabitants  in  the  western  part  of 
Lawrence  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    DEAPEES  and  TAILOES,  No.  40 
aUilLrLriO    DUUOi  East  Third  Street,  St,  Paul,  Miun. 


C.B.  THURSTON 


Bole  Ag't  CANTON  PLOWS,  Tiger  Rake«,  Ban- 

dall  Pnlverizinu  Hajrows,  TriniEph  Seeden,  Mil- 

1  bnia  Wagons,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.Paul 


FOR  AND    BUSIXES.S    DIRECTORY.  FOR 


FORK. 

A  postoffice  in  a  new  settlomont  in  Traill  county,  30  miles 
from  Caleilonia  (c  h),  the  nearest  ship])iug  point.  A  grist 
mill  is  badly  needed.  Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Fargo. 
Kvcn  Larson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

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  Yank- 
ton. Has  an  Episcopal  church  and  Mission  school,  and  exports 
furs  and  hides.  Population,  about  100  whites.  Stage  to  Bis- 
marck, Yankton  and  Black  Hills.     Scott  Boyce,  postmaster. 

FORT  BERTHOLD. 

A  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 
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\ 

AECHITXOTS.    Aoconstica,  H«j 

and   Ventilation   oarefnlly   md 

J  Mfftl/  UTUigtd.    KiastapoUi,  ilins. 


\Jl/IIOnM     P.     innnAlkl      AECHITXOTS.    Aoeon.tlc8,  H«tinj 
II  I  Loll  N    Ob  J  U  KUAN-  ^^.^'^''^''■'?   carefnUy   «.d  cor. 


PhsrloQ  ln^nQ^ril  ^'■°'=W  and  Glassware,  513  ¥asli- 
UllalluO  ^UJS{!SUJ»|  ington  Ave.   South,  MINNEAPOLIS. 

858  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 
there  is  an  English  school.  Exports,  robes  and  furs.  Busi- 
ness men  of  every  class  are  called  for.  Mail  line  Express. 
Tri-weekly  stage  to  Bismarck,  fare  §25  in  summer  and  >;lo  in 
winter,  and  semi-weekly  to  Miles  City.  Mails  three  times 
■weekly,  east,  and  twice  west.     George  S.  Hazen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOET. 

Ayott  A  T,  blacksmith. 
Bell  R  H,  physician. 
Crampton  L  W,  physician. 
Davis  John,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Gaylord  I>  X,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 
Jordan  W  B,  banker. 
Leighton  &  Jordan,  post  traders. 
Morgan  G  W,  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,  140  miles  from 
Running  Water,  the  nearest  railroad  point,  is  a  military  post, 
garrisoned  by  two  companies  of  the  First  Infantry.  Tri- 
weekly mail  stage  to  Fort  Thompson.  F.  B.  Wether'ell,  post 
trader,  postmaster. 

FORT  MEADE. 

A  military  post  in  Lawrence  county.  Black  Hills,  20  miles 
east  of  Deadwood  (c  h),  170  from  Fort  Pierre,  270  from  Sid- 
ney, Neb.,  and  224  from  Bismarck. 

BC8INES.S    DIRECTORY. 

W  S  Fanshawe  &  Co,  post  traders. 

FORT  PIERRE. 
On  the  west  branch  of  the  Missouri  river,  in  the  southeast- 
ern 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  lead- 
ing occupations.  There  are  3  hotels,  a  public  school  and  sev- 
eral stores.  Tri-weeklv  stacre  to  Yankton,  Fort  Sullv  and 
Bisnuarck    and    the   Black    Hills.     Tri-weekly    steamer' fnun 

Hall's  Patent  Infallible  sst^sP^ 


Hasho  w,  Mmh  &  Davis,  ^•:^^^t& 

i  •  ""J        Ave,  Booth,  MinaonpoliB. 
^'Q^            -*^^D    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  FOR  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  &  Bros,  -vvagonmakers. 

Ijramble   Miner  &  Co,  freighters  and  forwarders. 

bnggs  H,  freighter. 

Kross  U  i;,  Propr  Maple  Avenue  House. 

t  harbonneau  &  Weeks,  blacksmiths. 

Daugherty  &  Co,  for\varders  and  freighters 

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,  groceries  and  provisions. 

iioald  it  Brown,  blacksmiths. 

Herren  John,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hoffman  C  D,  clothing. 

Kcteiiuiii  F  R,  General  Store.  ' 

ivinley  Joseph,  ferry. 

Landry  Alexander,  stock  raiser. 

LaPIant  Louis,  freighter  and  stock  raiser 

wr^omSer''™^''   ^""^   ^'^"'    ^^°"'^''  ^^'^'^^'^'^ith  and 
Lodgins  John,  wagonmaker. 
McGarry  James,  saloon  and  billiards. 
McManus  P  W,  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. 
Pfotenhauer  Henry,  meat  market. 
Koach  Wm,  baker. 
Uoiisseau  M  C,  General  Store. 
Kousseau  R,  freighter  and  stock  raiser. 
Rue  J  S,  carpenter. 

Stou7^*T?^**  ^  J^'  ^>P'"  ^'■•'^^'i  Central  Plotel. 

atout  &  Herbert,  blacksmiths. 

\\  aldron  G  P,  freighter. 

^Ust  J  H,  wagonmaker. 

\\  est  &,  RoweTl,  restaurant  and  saloon. 

*V  ickert  R,  baker. 


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FORT  RANDALL. 

A  military  post  in  Todd  county,  on  the  south  bank  of  the 
Jilis.soun  River. 

FORT  RANSOM. 

A  military    post   in   Ransom  county.     Valley  City,  on  the 
U.  P.  Ry,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

FORT    SISSETON. 
A  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 
point. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

J  Vanderhorck  &  Co,  post  traders. 

FORT  STEVENSON. 
A  military  post  in  Stevens  county,  on  the  north  bank  of 
the  Missouri  nver,  70  mUes  from  Bismarck,  on  the  N,  P  Rv 
Tri-weekly  mail.  * 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

J  S  Winston,  post  trader. 

FORT  SULLY. 

A  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. 
The  W  yommg  Stage  Company  runs  stages  to  Yankton  and 
Bismarck  tri-weekly.  Fare  to  Yankton,  $20.  Daily  mail. 
is.  Ii.   1  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 
furs.  Semi- weekly  stage  to  Jamestown,  fare  ^8,  and  weeklv 
to  Grand  Forks,  fare  -sio.     E.  W.  Brenneo,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brennor  G,  post  trader. 
Cramond  J  W,  Indian  trader. 

tS  Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.^^^l^S'i!^^^^^^^ 


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For  County,  Township  and  City  Officers,  in 

■   st  of  style  and  oc  short  notice,  at  F.  F.  HENNI&'S, 
Brackelt's  Block,  Miuneapclis. 


FOR  AND    BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  FRE  859  i 

K1.11.T  Rev  C  (Catholic). 
I'.iliiur  F,  Indian  trader. 
I'Ofli  W  S,  Post  Trader, 
rii'inias  Frank,  school  teacher. 

FORT  YATES.  .   . 

A  military  post  in  the  ea-;teru  part  of  Boreman  county, 
on  tiic  Missouri  river,  75  miles  south  of  Bismarck,  on  the 
S.  1'.  Ry.  Population.  25.  The  fort  is  reached  by  ilis- 
Kitiri  river  steamers  and  stage  from  Bismarck  and  Fort 
J'urre. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

D-iii^'lass  H  F  <fc  Co,  post  traders, 
nioinpson  John  &  Co,  traders. 

FOSTER  CITY. 
A  postoffice  in  Spink  county. 

FOUROHE. 

A  newly  established  postotKce  in  Lawrence  county,  Black 
Hills.  ^  ' 

FOUNTAIN. 

In  the  east  central  part  of  Brookings  county,  14  miles 
from  Medary  (c  h),  and  6  from  Brookings,  the  nearest  rail- 
f'jsd  point.  Population,  200.  Has  a  Baptist  church,  a  com- 
nion  school,  and  exports  wheat,  corn  and  oats.  A  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. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

^•■x  Rev  C  C  (Wesleyan  Methodist). 
'>";i;,'htv  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 
N-wton  Rev  F  11  (Baptist). 
I  :'ft  A  \V,  blacksmith. 

U  alkor  J  O,  Hotel 

FRANKFORT. 

A  post  station  in  the  northeastern  corner  of  Moody  county, 
'1  riiiks  from  Flandreau  (c  h),  the  most  convenient  railroad 
•■•ition. 

FREEMAN. 
A  station   on  the  I.  &  D.   division  of   the  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 
'>■.  "I  the  southeastern  corner  of  Armstrong  countv,  1«  miles 


Fire-Proof  Doors  I  Sliimers. 


M   H.  Crittenden  4  Co., 

Cor.  Sir.b  ind  Sitley  Sti., 

Bt.  Piol,  Mian. 


Headquarters  for  Crockery" 


IN    MINNESOTA. 

A.  HARMON    4,   CO., 
IkliiiiieapoUs. 


860  FRE  DAKOTA    GAZETTEEK  GAR 

from  Millstone  (c  li).  Population,  40.  Exports,  whom. 
Wants  a  lumber  yard,  blacksmith  and  hardware  dealer.  Ex- 
press, U.  S.     Daily  mail.     John  C.  Diraock,  postmaster. 

BCSIXESS    DIRECTORY. 

Buechler  C,  general  store. 

Diinock    John    C,  Express  and   Railroad   Agent,  and 

Hotel. 
Putnam  D  R,  grain  dealer. 

PRIEDENTHAL. 

A  farmhouse  postoffice  in  Hutchinson  county,  10  mile? 
from  Olivet  (c  h).  Semi-weekly  mail.  Martin  Schamber, 
postmaster. 

GALE. 

A  post  village  in  the  most  central  part  of  Moody  county, 
12  miles  from  Flandreau  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

GALENA. 
A   mining  village,  population  100,  in  Lawrence   county, 
Black  Hills,  12  miles  from  Dcadwood  (c  h).     Daily  stage  t'> 
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. 
The  seat  of  Deuel  county,  and  a  station  on  the  W.  &  St.  P. 
Ry,  is  picturesquely  situated  on  the  Lac-qui-Parle  river,  on 
the  easterly  boundary  of  the  county,  in  a  region  of  great  fer- 
tility and  abundantly  wooded.  Founded  in  1878,  it  has  ;i 
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  num- 
ber of  general  and  special  stores  and  mechanic  shops.  Ex- 
ports, grain  and  stock.  Gary  offers  excellent  openings  f'-r 
a  bank,  flouring  mills,  a  lawyer  and  a  doctor.  Express,  Am. 
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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Almond  &  Oswold,  boots  and  shoes. 


NEW  ENGLAND 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

of  Boston,    Law  of  Musachasetts  protiJes  •.-.>■  " 
forfeitnr*  I  J. J.WaUon,  Gen'l  Agt., St,  Paul,  >!■--• 


Hashov/,Ma!sh&  Davis,  E 


Bay,  sell  and  exchange  all  kindi 

'Enjinea  and  Machinery,  Cor, 

5th  Ave.3.,  Minneapolis. 


GAR  AXD    BISIXESS    DIRECTORY.  GAY  861 

.\rmstroin;  C  E,  agent  Youmans  Bros  &  Ilodgins. 

r.  ull.t  (i  \V,  insurance  agent  and  clerk  of  district  court. 

lliMViiiail  Fred    J,  County    Clerk,    Editor  and   Propr 

The  loter-State. 
Hr.idiey  Davis,  lime  burner. 

','irNiiii  A,  agent  Van  Dusen  &  Co,  and  general  store. 
<-!.irk  Mrs  C  P,  milliner. 
Ci  irk  George  P.  constable. 
Jicxter  C  W,  painter. 
I'rtoil  H  li,  General  Store. 
F.>ti'.Xer  &  Jebb,  druggists  and  grocers. 
I'riiik  II  I>,  general  store  and  justice. 
<i;itis  W  H,  physician. 
11.  rriek  II  II,  hotel. 

II CHS  Fred  A,  Sub-Editor  Inter-State, 
ll'iucs  W  C,  express  and  railroad  agent. 
l-li:iin  C  II,  grocer. 

Mi.iiu  F  M,  agent  Laird,  Norton  &  Co. 
Jclib  E  R,  phvsician  and  dentist. 
Jvhnsun  Rev  H  B  (Presbyterian). 
J'.iii-s  &  Swartz,  hamessmakers. 
Kininion  W,  barber. 

Kirkland  E  &  Son,  hardware  and  farm  implements. 
I-iinl,  Norton  &  Co,  lumber. 
Martin  &  Inlagen,  blacksmiths. 
•M.-rril!  C,  flour  and  feed. 
I't-at-hv  Bros,  wagonmakers. 
H.fd  P,  agent  Wakefield,  Trow  &  Co. 
Hiiik  &  ^lathew,  blacksmiths. 
Il'i'j'^les  Bros,  druggists. 
•■^^  .ininl  W  II,  furniture. 
>ha\v  J  T,  saloon  and  restaurant. 
M">-ld()ii  ]Miss  E  S,  milliner. 
•'■niilh  John,  constable. 
Snyder  Rev  S  (Methodist). 
>t;iiiley  W  11,  physician  and  justice, 
1  "r'.,'erson  A  .J,  farm  implements. 
^1  «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. 

GAYVILLE. 

A  .Htatior^on  the  D.  S.  Ry,  on  the  eastern  line  of  Yankton 
<"utity,  ly  miles  from  Yankton  (c  h).     Population,  100.    lias 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

dc  EharM'i  MacUnliti"  TooU.    3o  Eart 

Third  Bt,  Bt  Paul. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


WC    niJKiM    2l    rn    J^Q^ Mm  Bunders  and  GeneraJ 
I  Fl  UUiMiM    U/    bill  F^iisl"^"-  401  Wishington  Avenco  Sou 


llumeipoUs,  Minn. 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


a  coniiiioii  sohool,  banks  at  Yankton,  exports  wheat,  and  wantn 
lumber,'gi-aiu  and  agricultural  iuijilement  dealers,  general 
merchandise,  drug  and  hardware  stores.  J.  Bagstad,  post- 
master. 

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  A  W  (Methodist). 

GLENWOOD. 

In  the  northeastern  corner  of  Clay  county,  26  miles  from 
Vermillion  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

GOODWIN. 

A  station  on  the  W.  &  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. 

Bathrick  D  D,  land  agent. 

Beard  A  il,  general  store. 

Coilkliu  &  I<>axer,  Publr  Goodwin  Enterprise. 

Garver  T  H,  j>hysician. 

Hall  A  P,  justice  (_)f  the  peace. 

Hand  F  S,  physician. 

Herman  C  F,  shoemaker. 

Horton  &  Co,  lumber. 

Kelsey  R  P,  insurance  agent. 

Kelsey  W  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. 

Phillips  R,  drugu'ist. 

Ramsdell  W  R,t:rain  dealer. 

RoiiWeder  'IVlH,   Hardware  and  Grain  Dealer. 

^PHPPPRQ  BDnC  ^'°8  Merchant  Tailoring,  Na  40 
OU nLrLnO    DflUOiE.  TWrd  street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


CBJHyRSTOi^, 


Sole  Ag't  MILBURN  WAGONS,  Tiger  Rakos,  Ran- 
dall Palveri:ing  Harrows,  Triumph  SeeJers,  Can- 
ton Plows,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  Sd  St,,  St.  Paul. 


GOO  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  GRA  803 

Ho.-;;l  C  B,  livery. 

Kos..i  Levi,  propr  Central  House. 

Saiil)oni  T  E,  lawyer. 

T.tylor  Harvey,  bfacksmith. 

I'tter  Rev  S  S  (Baptist). 

V.^n  Dusen  G  W  &  Co,  grain  dealers. 

Weeks  >I  L,  flour  mill. 

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),  and  13  from  Eden,  the  nearest 
railroad  point. 

GRAFTON. 

In  the  southeastern  part  of  Pembina  county,  45  miles  from 
Pembina  (c  h),  and  the  same  distance  from  Grand  Forks,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Goods  should  be  shipped  in  summer 
to  Acton  Landing,  on  the  Red  River.  It  is  quite  a  new  set- 
tlement, 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,  post- 
master. 

GRAND  FORKS. 

The  seat  of  the  county  of  the  same  name,  is  a  stirring  and 
thriving  town  of  1,700  inhabitants  on  the  Red  River  of  the 
North,  at  its  continence  with  Red  Lake  River,  and  the  ter- 
minus 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,  hard- 
ware, clothing,  tin,  drug,  boot  and  shoe,  harness,  furni- 
ture stores,  hotels,  boarding  houses,  flouring  mill,  saw- 
mills, 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. 

ARnHJTFrT^  ^^^0^  ^  JORDAN,  s^fs 

'^llUillil.UlOj  toPubUoBaUdiiig8,Scbool3,Oonrt-Hoase3andChnrch5a. 


PIPTI  jnrO  Prames  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOHN- 
r  III  I  UilLO]  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  Souft,  Minntapolii 

804  GRA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  GRA 

P.,  M.  &  M.  Ry,  outside  of  St.  Paul,  are  in  course  of  con- 
structiou.  Within  two  years  the  city  has  more  than  douhlfl 
in  population.  Ex])orts,  wheat  and  oats.  Express,  Am. 
Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Stage  to  Fargo,  80  miles,  daily. 
fare  §5;  Pembina,  tio  miles,  -So;  Fort  Totten,  100  miles.  Daily 
mail  by  train.     Donald  McDonald,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOEY. 

Allen  Franklin  M,  confectioner. 

Ames  Mrs  Lydia  E,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

Anderson  Charles,  carriagemaker. 

Avraliaiiiseii  Abraham,  General  Store. 

Barden,  grain  and  elevator. 

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. 

Calvert  &  Harris,  general  store. 

Cariliail  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  M  C,  furniture. 

Charlesworth  James,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Childs  E  D  &  Co,  grain  and  elevator. 

Cline  Henry  H,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Collins  Thomas,  farm  implements. 

Collins  «.fc  Hdgen,  jihysicians. 

Crandall  Francis  M,  grocer. 

Crookston  B  G  tfe  Co,  hardware. 

Cruikshank  George,  carriagemaker. 

Cuttiii  KU!»»cll  W,  Lawyer  and  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Deroche  Leon,  jeweler. 

Dow  Joseph  E,  general  store. 

Dow  Wilder  B,  propr  Viets  House. 

Eddie  &  Riet:i!i,  salo,,n. 

Eckles  &. Morgan,  Druc;s  and  Chemicals,  Standard  Pat- 
ent 3Iedicines,  I'aints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Dve  Stuffs  ^'■""': 
Goods,  Pure  Wines  and  Liquors  for  Medicinal   I'urpo-,-^ 

Hall'sSafelLockCo.,^«ir.s::S 


,  ,  I  K  4       *      I       n      n  •  Do  >U  kinds  of  Mlchlaerr  Repalrln;. 

Hashow,Maish&DeviSjS?£5^ 


:  South.  Minneapo! 


AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY.  GRA 


G  E  O.  H.  W^  A  L  S  H. 

Loans  and  Abstract  Office 

Locates  Settlers  upon  Goverment  Lands.     Lands  for  sale  in  large 
or  small  quantities. 

Taxes  Paid  for  non-residents.  GRAND   FORKS,   D    T. 

FRANK  L.WITT, 

PUBLISHER   OF 

CRAND  FORKj  PUINDEALER 

BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTER. 

The  Plaindealer  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 

Sash,  Doors,  Moldings,  Plastering  Hair,  Lime,  Cement, 
etc.,  etc. 


GRAND  FORKS,   D.  T. 

^xmxiX  '^ox-\\s>  g:cx*aXd 

GEO.   B.  WINSHIP,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Devoted  to  the  interests  of  Grand  Forks  and  the  Red  Eiver  Valley. 

Printing  of  Every  Description. 

PUBLISHED  AT    -    -    -    GRAND  FORKS,  D.  T. 


Fire-Proof  Doors  I  Shutters.  EEH 


OKTGLA, 

Street, 

Minneapolis,  Minn&«ot.\. 


Gj  Fi  FSiTiaT^fOll  ?"'^'  "^  ^^'"^  ^'^^  ^°'^'  ■^'^'"^^'  ■^■ 


Scotct  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolil 


866  GRA 


lAZETTEEl:  GRA 


Faddtn  John,  saloon  and  billiards 

*'"£.!;!"*!  J.S.;*   ^«»'   ^-^"•^'    ^-i    ^-ate  a.„, 
Foster  Friederich  <t  Co,  meat  market 
Iranklin  Wm,  saloon  and  billiards 

«ates    Kra.tus     1>    R.al    Estate    and    Negotiator    of 
W„s^  on    Improved  Farm  Lands    in  Dakota  and  M.n 

Goldberg  Amos  M,  prop  Goldberg  House.      ' 
trotzian  Henry,  boots  and  shoes. 

^"""adf.)  ^***'''*  P»«i»rfealer,  F  L  Witt  Propr.     (^^e. 
Griggs  Alexander,  flour  mill. 
Griggs  &  McCormick,  real  estate. 
Haggerty  Patrick  H,  blacksmith 

"t  n'*?f*T*  Tallant  (John    G  Hamilton,    Drury   J 
Tallant),  Law,  Land  and  Insurance  ■* 

Haney  Burton  E,  saloon. 

Hanrahan  James,  propr  Red  River  Valley  House, 
■tughwarden  James,  barber. 
Hill  Thomas,  harnessmaker. 
Hogan  Thomas  O,  general  store 

p!nrn^"'''Ar  1^^    I^"'?^gi^t,  and    Telegraph    Office. 
TnL    rT\  ^^'^'T'''    Chemicals,  Perfumeries,  Flue 
Jompoutded!"'    "^"'^^    ''''-'    Prescriptions    Ca.'efuHy 
Hurst  Anthony  C,  insurance  agent 
Iddings  Rev  F  W  (Presbvteriin). 

sf-f*  v'n''    ^T^''''  ^^'^'    Shingles,    Doors,    Blinds, 
Paul  Ploi     '''   ^°'"^^"^^y   ^»    Hand,  Agents  for    St. 
Kelley  Patrick  F,  tailor. 
Kenkel  John,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc. 
Knudson  Knud,  saloon. 
Knutsen  &  Finneseth,  blacksmiths 
Kruger  Hermann  O,  barber 

L^nfoi^^S:;  s:'::^:cer""'''^"'"'^  ^"'  ^^"^^^'  ^^^^^• 

Law  Rev  WP  (EpLscopal). 

Lhivier  Rev  P  (Catholic). 

Lmdsley  &  Hunt,  meat  markr-t 

Lumbard  Elhcrt  F.  baker  and  confectioner. 

I.>-Olls  John    la.  General  Store. 

McCallum  Jolm  J,  merchant  tailor. 

McCormick  &  Griggs,  real  estate  and  grain 


r  ul  hillbl  LyuIlS  W  UUl  tavethe  Finest  Stwk  of  Or.lifor'ma  Wins* 


for  Medicinal  purposos. 


W.  L.  WILDER, 

Attorn  ey-at-Law 

GHAND  FORKS,  D.  T. 

Insurance  and  Real  Estate.     Town  Lots  and  Farming  Property  for  sale 
on  easy  terms  and  long  time.     Collections  a  Specialty. 

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. 

GRAND   FORKS,  D.  T. 

T.  O.  FLAr>ELANIJ.  J.  E.  FI.AHELAND. 

Attorney-at-Law  and  Notary  Public.  lyDcaliiig  Aeeut  and  Conwyancer. 

T.  G.  FLADELAND  &  SON, 
%i\m,  (Collccticm  and  ilaiirt  fOfficc 

Hf.meateads,  Tree  Cultnr.    r-     ■!;.■■    .-      ' ii  ,i  ,,,•,.,  i^  <,   i.r-;' Additional 

Homesteads  and  Scrip  i      .■ '  ..iMkotaaud 

North-western  Minn. -^  •  .      '  .      .        ••  .1      Money 

invested  forparties  .ii;  1,.  .;  1  ~  :-    ■.       I   ,i  i   ;■     :      r-:     .  i  to  at  the 

United  Stat.'S  Liin.l  (.'111.  .--;  at  i.ran  1    i-.ik-.  |i    T  .    it.,1    h.tr..il.  .Minn.     The 

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Polk- Countv.  Minn.,  is  of  th.-  cIhm,  .-^t  km. I,  ».ll  wau-red  and  supplied 

with  timber,    the  Ked  Hiver  Valley  l^  the  par.teu  of  the  K'reat  New  North-west. 

OfTlce  at  Grand  Forks.  D.  T. 


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OHIOSTOMEWAREa'orL°ctl.lt 

868  GRA  DAKOTA       GAZKTTEER  GRA 

McDonakl  Doiialil,  books  and  stationery. 

McKelvey  Johll,  Lumber,  Sash  Doors,  Blinds,  Lath, 
Shingles,  Lime,  Cement,  Plastering,  Hair,  Etc,  and  Real 
Estate.      (.St-  o'h-.) 

McL<aii;;'hIili  Stiiiiiiail  IV,  Agricultural  Implements, 
Agents  J  I  C.ise  it  C'o's  Threshing  Machinery  and  Mc- 
Cormirk's    Iliirvestiiig  Mac-liinery,  Van  Brunt's  Seeders. 

Malouey  Charles  6,  Tonsorial'Parlor  and  Bath  Room, 
Only  Bath  Room  in  Town,  Everything  New  and  First- 
Class,  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  May  E,  Millinery  and  Fancy  Goods,  Feath- 
ers, Flowers,  Laces,  Ribbons,  Latest  Shapes  and  Fash- 
ions, Constantly  on  Hand. 

Nash  Charles  W,  laVyer. 

IVasli  &;  CJroveilor,Real  Estate  Brokers,  Special  Atten- 
tion Given  to  Collections  and  All  Business  Connected 
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  Amund  B,  jeweler. 

Scott  Milow  W,  physician. 

Smith  &  Dowj  Contractors  and  Builders,  Lumber,  Lath, 
Shingles,  Etc,  OtKce  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. 

Tecl  Charles  E,  Physician. 

Tharaldson  H  it  E,  general  store. 

VER    SI  6,000,000.     The  ■•  flew  i;ti,.^;^ii:l 
Life  "  is  P  t  K  K  LY  M  U  T  D  A  L.    J.J.  WAT30K, 
■lul,  General  Artnt  for  Minnesota. 


CASH  ASSETS s 


F-  F.  Hennig 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Maaafactnrer,  Bracket:' s  Block, 


?*^*  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


GRA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  GRA  SUE 

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.  T 

Thomas  Oscar  E,  furniture. 

Titus  it  Smith,  bankers. 

Trepanier  Miss  MavA,  milliner. 

U  S  L.ail<l  OJfice,  Byron  C   Tiffany  Register,    TVm  J 

Anderson  Receive!-. 
Viets  Frank,  flour  and  saw-mill. 
Walsh  ficorji'e  H,  Propr  of  Bank  of  Dakota,  Lands  and 

Real  Estate  Loans.     {See  adv.) 
Webster  Dennis  D,  Lawyer  and  Insurance.     {See  adv.) 
Wesenberg  Michael  F,  propr  Nordstjernen. 
White  Thomas,  grocer. 
W'ilder  Win  Ii»   Law^'er,   Insurance    and    Real  Estate. 

{See  adv.) 
Winship  CJeorg-e  B,  Propr  Grand  Forks  Herald.     {See 

adv.) 
Witt  Frank  L,,  Propr  Grand  Forks  Plaindealer.     {See 

adv.) 
Witt  &  Winter,  farm  implements. 
WoodrnirWni  «,  Lawyer.     {See  adv.) 

GRAND  MEADOW. 

A  settlement  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Minnehaha 
county,  25  miles  from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad 
point. 

GRAND  RAPIDS. 

A  recently  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  Brook- 
ings, on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,"the  nearest  railroad  point.     Poji- 

Skylights.  M.  H.  CEIT- 
TENDEN  k  CO  ,  Corner  Siith 
»nd  Sibley  Su.,  St. Paul,  Minn. 


Hayes' Paten!  Ventilating 


One^r!  Vnttf  Qyt^'^vt\  rorBoltms;  Cloth,  Chilled  Iron  P.olh, 

MUU     T  UUr    UrDSrS  ^«^*'  aeanrs,  Floor  Packers  and  MUl  il^. 
870  GRA  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  GRE 

ulation,"  100.     Exports,   wheat.     Tradesmen    wanted.     Semi- 
weekly  mail  from  Gary.     Easton  O.  Rice,  farmer,  postmaster. 

GRANT  CENTRE. 

In  the  central  part  of  Grant  county,  U  miles  from  Big 
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  pro- 
ducts. Population,  125.  Stage  to  Watertown  and  Big  Stone 
City.     John  B.  Lock  wood,  postmaster. 

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. 

A  settlement  in  Grant  county,  9  miles  from  Big  Stone 
€ity  (c  h),  and  10  from  Ortonvil'le,  on  the  line  of  the  exten- 
sion of  the  II.  &  D.  Ry,  and  a  prospective  station.  Has  a 
United  Brethren  church,  a  district  school,  and  exports  farm 
produce,  wheat,  oats  and  corn.  A  blacksmith  and  doctor  are 
needed.  Stage  to  Watertown  and  Big  Stone  City.  Weekly 
mail.     George  Bartlett,  postmaster. 

GREENFIELD. 

A  postoffice  in  the  central  eastern  part  of  Clay  county,  12 
miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h). 

GREENWOOD. 

Known  as  Yankton  Agency,  is  an  Indian  agency  ou  the 
east  bank  of  the  Missouri  river,  in  the  southern  part  of  Charles 
Mix  county,  25  miles  from  Running  Water,  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  There  are  Episcopal  and  Presbyterian  mis- 
sions and  schools  in  the  agency,  and  the  population  consists 
of  about  2,000  Indians  and  30  whites.  It  is  the  seat  of  the 
mission  diocese  of  Niobrara.  Tri-weekly  stage  to  Yankton. 
C  C.  Sperry,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Andrews  W  D  E,  Indian  agent. 
Canfield  E  D,  hotel  propr. 

QS^UCCCPQ    DOHQ    ^^°^  Merchant  Tailoring:,  Na  40 
OUnLrLnO    DilUOi  E,  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


H3show,IV!aish&  Davis,  aSSSSS 

GRE  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  IIAY  S71 

Cook  Rev  J  W,  rector. 
l)awes  Henry,  sehool  teacher. 
(Gordon  P  B,  m.ister  mechanic. 

Hare  Ri|;:ht  Rev   W    H,    ]5ishop   of  Niobrara    (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  school. 
Williamson  Rev  John  B,  Presbyterian  missionary. 

GROVE  HILL. 

A  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. 

HAMILTON. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Pembina  county. 

HARRISBURG. 

A  village  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Lincoln  county,  11 
miles  from  Canton  (c  h). 

HARTFORD. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Minnehaha  county. 

HARTSLAND. 

A  discontinued  postoffice  in  Traill  county. 

HASTINGS. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Spink  county. 

HAWLEJEK. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Bon  Homme  county. 

HAYWARD. 

A  mining  settlement  of  some  200  souls  in  Custer  county, 
Islack  Hills,  65  miles  south  of  Dead  wood,  and  KJO  from  Sid- 
ney, Neb.,  on  the  U.  P.  R.  R.,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 


Kingsbury  &  Draper  f  i.'.^™;» 


Brown 
35  East 


'^■>"^:M. 


LRmnRnnd^    "^^^^^  Cutlery  and    Plated  Wwe,^  at  CharL 


lUBPjr   auu    riaiea   ware,  at  Uharlca 
:  Crockery  House,  613  Wa^hiogtca  Ave.S., 


872  HAY  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  ni:R 

BUSINESS    DIKECTORY. 

Duncan,  Savage  &  Co,  miuiuc;. 

Pushan  &  Dustin,  grocers  and  live  stock  dealers. 

Push  an  &  Leighton,  general  store. 

HEGTON. 

A  village  of  about  100  souls,  in  ^IcKinock  township,  near 
the  center  of  Grand  Forks  county,  25  miles  from  Grand  Fork.s 
_(c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Turtle  river  here  offers 
inexhaustible  water  power.  Exports,  grain.  A  grist  mill, 
general  and  hardware  stores  are  needed  Weekly  mail.  II. 
E.  Hansom,  postmaster. 

HENRY. 

A  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.  A  general  store  and 
blacksmith  shop  are  needtd.  Daily  stage"  between  Water- 
town  and  James  river,  and  all  intermediate  points.  Daily 
mail.     A.  L.  Buell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Buell  A  L,  hotel  propr. 
Thompson  C  B,  hotel  propr. 

HERMAN. 

In  the  central  part  of  Lake  county,  on  the  graded  line  of 
the  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 
hotel.  A  flour  mill  is  needed.  Tri-weekly  mail  stage  to 
Sioux  Falls,  and  weekly  to  Flandreau.  H.  N.  Luce,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Brawn  George,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Dodge  S,  blacksmith. 

Finks   S   51,  Physician. 

Hall  John,  blacksmith  ' 

Hastings  Rev  (Methodist). 

Hutchins  C,  constable. 

Hutchius  Sparhack,  hotel  propr. 

Leclere  Rev  G  F  (Prcsbvterian). 

Mullen  &  MfGillivray,  General  Store. 

Murry  R  A,  lawyer. 

Robbins  II,  insurance  agent. 

Sowe  F  C,  propr  Lake  County  Leader. 

n3ll  S  Oalu  ^i  LOCK  U0i46  Jacksou  St.,  8T.  PAUL,  Klau. 


C.B.THiJaSTCN.ilS:! 


ilPH  SEEDEHS,  Randall  Polveriz- 

I     .-E, .,  *'iger  Rakes,  Canton  Plows,  Milburn 

J  Wagons,  BDggics,  etc.,  18  W.  3J  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 

IIIG  AXD    lilSINESS    DIRECTORY.  HOO  873 


HIGHLAND. 

A  village  of  60  souls,  in  the  northe.asteru  corner  of  Minne- 
haha 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,  gen- 
eral store  and  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Binn  A  11,  wagonmaker. 
Ilalstad  I.  M,  blacksmith. 
8illiens0U  J  J,  General  Store  and  Hotel  Propr. 

HILL  CITY. 

A  village  of  50  inhabitants  in  the  Black  Hills,  southwestern 
part  of  Pennington  county,  30  miles  from  Mount  City  (c  h), 
and  200  by  stage,  route  from  Fort  Pierre,  on  the  Missouri 
river,  the  nearest  landing.  A  quartz  mill  is  wanted  here. 
Stage  to  Deadwood,  Custer  and  Kapid  City.  Mail  9  times 
weekly.     Ozro  F.  Carr,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bronson  E  J,  general  store. 

Cameron  M,  constable. 

Carr  O  F,  Farmer. 

Hobbs  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Holdman  Ed,  blacksmith. 

Mc Williams  Frank,  live  stock  dealer. 

Palmer  J  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. 

A  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- 

AECHITECTS,  MinnespoHs.  Plans 
and  Spedficatjoas  fnraiahed  lor  all 
ilndi  of  Building,  oa  ihort  notice. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


G,  F.   FARRINRTflM    S^^l'^-^e  Merchant  1^110,23,/ 
Ul  I  ■   I  mimiMUl  UHj  Nicollet   Avenue,    Minneapoli., 


/ 


874  HGO 


DAKOTA    GAZETTKEU  JAM 


duce.  Has  a  Methodist  church  and  public  school.  Dailv 
mad  stage  to  ^  ermillion  and  Parker.  John  Hoeflinger,  post- 
master. *    '  1 

HORACE. 

A  country  postotfice  in  Cass  county,  10  miles  from  Far.^o 
(c  h).     Four  mads  weekly.     N.  T.  Nelson,  postmaster. 

HOWARD. 

A  fann  house  postoffice  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Turner 
county,  15  rndes  from  Swan  Lake  (c  h),  and  7  from  Finlev 
fetation,  on  the  I.  &  D.  division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St  P  Ry 
Tri-weekly  mail.     Decatur  Stewart,  postmaster.         '      "      ' ' 

HURON. 
w  V^^  ^^'^^  °^  Beadle  county  and  a  station   on   the  CAN 
,;;     ^1^'*  ^  "*'''' ^""^  ^■■'V}^b-  growing  settlement.     Population,' 
100.     Jixpress,  Am.     Daily  mail  by  rail. 

HDXLEY. 

A  farm  house  postoffice  on  the  southern  line  of  Lake 
county,  12  miles  from  ^L^dison  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad 
point  A  supply  store  is  wanted  in  the  neighborhood.  Semi- 
weekly  mail.     Henry  Guth,  postmaster. 

HYDE  PARK. 

A  postoffice  in  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). 

INKSTER. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Grand  Forks  county. 

IROQUOIS. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the  southwestern  part 
of  Kingsbury  county. 

IVANHOE. 

A  recently  establish,.!  postoffice  in  Brookings  county. 

JAMESTOWN. 
The  seat  of  Stutsman  county  and  a  station  the  X.  P.  Kv. 
is   a   vilhage    of    5u0   inhabitants,  situated  on  the    Jame>  or 
Dakota    river,    a    few    miles    southeast   of  the   center  of  tli.- 

Perkins,Tyons¥Co.^-S^^ 


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Hashow,Msish&  Davis, 'Saiiss 

JA31  AKI)    BUSINESS    DIRECTOKT.  JAM  875 

county.  The  water  power  of  the  James  river  is  to  be  utilized 
l.y  a  flouring  mill  now  in  course  of  erection.  Jamestown  has 
ajiut'lic  school,  several  hotels,  a  newspaper,  the  Alert,  3  land 
i.ilices,  and  several  general  and  special  stores.  Semi-weekly 
st:i,i;e  to  Fort  Tott\^n,  fare  §6,  and  to  Fire  Steel,  fare  $10. 
Daily  mail.     Mrs.  F.  C.  Kelley,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTOKY. 

I>il  W  W,  general  store. 

Curt  in  «!b  Winslow,  general  store. 

I)>-cker  E  W,  confectioner. 

Kliiier  W,  druggist.  •  ■  . 

riiiit  &  Dale,  Proprs  Dakota  House. 

t-Jrinun,  Geusters  ifc  Co,  hardware. 

Hagor  &,  Co,  bankers.  / 

Harris  T  B,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

II\if[riian  P,  barber. 

KcIIcy  A   W,  Land  Office. 

Kflley  H  W,  confectioner. 

Killoch  D  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. 

Hiiiijuett  H,  shoemaker. 

•Snith  &  Sons,  blacksmiths. 

Tanij.ksens  J  M,  barber. 

'rililiii!i«  E,   Boarding  House. 

VfiHium  G  \\,  land  othce. 

^  t<vcy  &,  Smith,  general  store. 

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 
'ii'-  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    Frencli  China.      Glassware,    wholesale    and 
UllUUIXLUlj  retail.   E  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  MinneapoUs. 

876  JAM  DAKOTA    GAZETTEEIt  JOL 

BUSINESS   DIEECTORY. 

EUcrinan  C,  notary  public. 
Jaiuesville  Mills  Co,  tlour  mills. 
Herver  H,  general  store  and  hotel. 
Huber  F,  farmer. 

Kochitzky  Gustav,  Flour  Mill. 
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  Missouri  and  Big  Sioux  rivers.  The  latter  drives  a  flour- 
ing mill  in  the  neighborhood.  A  Catholic  church  and  pulilic 
school  are  located  here.  Exports  cordwood.  Express,  Am. 
Two  mails  daily.     C.  M.  Ryan,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRJECTORT. 

Authiers  &  Montague,  general  store. 

Bartolome  Michael,  shoemaker. 

Bedard  J,  physician. 

Brunell  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. 

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  from  Pembina  (c  h),  ''"" 
nearest  railroad  point. 

est,  Best  and  Cheapest.    New  En-l.^-';! 


1835--I880.S 


Blank-Books 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora- 
tions, at  low  rates  and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.  F,  HENOTG, 


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JULIAN. 

A  recently  established  postoflice  in  Clark  county. 

KAMPESKA. 

A  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. 

Is  a  settlement  of  fanners,  clustering  around  the  8,000 
acre  wheat  rauche  of  Keator  &  Preston,  in  Hamlin  county,  12 
•niiles  south  of  Watertowu,  on  the  C.  &  X.  W.  Ry.  There 
is  available  water  power  on  the  Big  Sioux  river  at  this  point. 
Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Oakwood,  Volga  and  Watertown. 
\V.  Marshall,  postmaster. 

KELLEY'S  POINT. 

A  landing  on  the  Red  River  of  the  Xorth,  in  the  south- 
e.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. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Budge,  Eshelman  &  Co,  general  store. 

KENSINGTON. 

In  the  central  southern  part  of  Pembina  county,  55  miles- 
from  Pembina  (c  h),  and  48  from  Grand  Forks.  Is  one 
of  the  leading  Canadian  farming  settlements  in  the  county, 
and  is  fast  growing  into  prominence.  Population,  150.  It 
is  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, 
'-'"niiles  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- 
^"iith.     Daily  mail.     John  Stevenson,  farmer,  postmaster. 

SI  ATF    RnnCFRQ    ^-  ^  CEITTENDEN  &  00.,  Corner 
«I-M  I  L    nUUrLllOi  Sixth  and  Sibley  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn, 


W.  F.  GUNiN  &  CO.  ^M^™ -"?rs.^ 


Miaiieapolia,  Minn, 


KIL  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  KRxV 


KILBORN. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  north  central  part  of  Grant 
county,  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. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Clay  count  v. 
•20  miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h).  Has  a  Lutheran  church  aiid 
■district  school,  and  stage  communication  semi-weekly  with 
Lodi  and  Eden.     G.  Xorgren,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hayes  P  J,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 
Hoyer  P  Y,  general  store. 

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  i- 
also  used  as  a  church,  and  exports  wheat,  oats  and  barky. 
Daily  mail.  H.  C.  X.  Myhra,  county  assessor,  coroner,  steam- 
ship agent,  etc.,  postmaster. 

KRANSBURGH. 

A  station  on  the  W.  &  St.  P.  division  of  the  C.  &  N.  W 
Ry,  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Codington  county,  10  mil'  - 
from  Watertown  (c  h).  Population,  75.  Has  a  Catholi. 
■church,  public  school,  2  hotels,  2  general  stores,  exports  wh'-at 
and  banks  at  Watertown.  Express,  Am.  Daily  mail. 
Mathias  Kranz,  postmaster. 

BUSIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bohn  W  &  C,  lumber  dealers. 
Brechter  Francis,  general  store. 
Chrysostoiie  Fotle llev  P  J  (Catholic). 
Fox  Bros,  General  Store. 
Hoover  &  Campbell,  hotel  proprs. 

SCHEFERS  BROS. ''" "'"'"'  ^"-"^^^ 


E  TLird  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi^- 


riashoWi  Maish  &  Oevis,  l-^^^^^^-^"-^^' 


particular  attention  to  Bet- 

^  ip  of  Engine  Boilers  and  all 

5  kiadaofmachinery.Minneapolis, 


AXD    BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY. 


.-'[.oonor  I  W,  hotel  propr. 
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elbaum  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

LA  GRANGE. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Yankton  county. 
LAKE  BADGER. 

In  the  northeastern  part  of  Kiiitisbiiry  county,  on  the  shore 
of  the  lake  of  the  same  name,  S  miles  from  Xordland  Station, 
•  ■n  the  C.  &  X.  "W.  Ry.  A  newly  settled  prairie  region. 
Siini-weekly  mail.     Enoch  Molyneux,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 

n.irber  Lynn,  blacksmith. 

Ciiristesoil  P,  General  Store  and  Justice. 

(''>i>k  C  B,  constable. 

Molyenux  Enoch  F,  farmer. 

I'.ilmer  Douglas,  mason. 

LAKE  CITY. 

A  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 
Yankton  (c  h).  Two  mails  daily.  Anton  L.  Peiffer,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

I'tiffer  Bros,  general  store. 

LAKE  THOMPSON. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the  south  central  part 
^jf  Kingsbury  county,  about  100  miles  north  of  Yankton. 

LAKE  VILLAGE. 
A  discontinued  postoffice  in  Brookings  count}-. 

LEAD  CITY. 

A  busy  gold  miniuE;  town  of  1,400  inhabitants,  in  Law- 
f^-nce  county.  Black  Hills,  3^  miles  from  Deadwood  (c  h).  It 
''''■-ntains  what  is  claimed  to  be  the  largest  gold  mines  in  the 
*orld,  having  over  3U0  stamps,  and  exports">;3.50,000  worth  of 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  35  E,  Third.St.,  St.  PauL 


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PiCTU 


p  mQ    i'l'iiues  and  Looking-Glaoses,  at  CHAELES  JOE 
iit-Oj  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave,  South,  Minneapol 


880  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,  Propr  Abt's  Hotel.     (.sVe  adv.) 

Abfs  Motel,  Frank  Abt  Propr.     {See  adv.) 

Allason  Wm  J,  jeweler. 

Andrus  Brazil,  tailor. 

Beaujire  &  Bro,  grocers. 

Beussie  Bros,  grocers. 

Brady  Bros,  dry  goods. 

Birdsell  Wm  F,  milliner. 

Black  Hills  Canal  and  Water  Co,  J  K  Goodrich  sec,  Samuel 

McMaster  su]it,  15  to  20  miles  tlurae. 
Brady  I5ros    Dry  Goods. 
Bragg  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Bragg  Mrs  Sarah,  dry  goods. 
Brown  W  G,  dentist. 
Carr  Hugh,  restaurant. 
Chisholm  Roderick,  pro]ir  Major  House. 
Clyne  R  G,  physician. 
Cohen  Pincus,  clothing. 
Connolly  P  C,  physician. 
Deadwood  Mining  Co,  J  K  Goodrich   sec,  Samuel  McMaster 

supt.  Gold  Mine  (quartz). 

Dean  Epiiraiiii,  Grocer. 

Dickenson  D  K,  physician. 

Dundon  John,  meat  market. 

Edwards  «fc  Campbell,  grocers.  . 

Endres  Friedrich  H,  grocery  and  saloon. 

Eveleth  Albert  C,  livery  stable. 

Faust  Emil,  baker. 

Fawcett  Wm  H  grocer. 

Fisher  Daniel,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Fossel  &  Ryan,  saloon. 

Crardlier's  Ilolel.  Mrs  Kate  Gardner  Propr.     (.'<«■ '7 1 A.'.) 

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  Co."-'"""""^^ 


lar  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Mi-- 


C.B,TilOmON,Ei 


j't  CANTON  PLOWS,  Tiger  Rakes,  Ran- 

Terizing  Harrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Kil- 

BDggies,etc.,18W.3dSt.,St,Paul 


LEA  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  its  many  patrons.     The  BAR  in 

connection  with  the  hotel  is  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 

^ Springer  a  trial. ^^^^^^ 

l\flrs.  Gardner's  Hotel. 

The  only  first-class  Hotel  and  Palace  Dining  Room  in 
the  City.     Half    Block  from  the   Largest 
Business  Houses  in  the  Black 
Hills.    The  best  at- 
tention 
paid  to  Transient  Guests. 

Mill  Street,       Lead  City. 

Wilsa  JORDAN,  SiilSSIS 


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GF    Cjai'finrt'fftn    Artistic  Tailor.    Dress  Suits  a  Specialty.  I 

I  ll  rdl  I  ni'QtUlij  239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Minneapolia,  Mien.  | 

882  LEA  DAKOTA       GAZETTEER  LEA  T 

Hanson  August,  confectioner.  f 

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. 
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  «fc  li,  Grocers. 
Miller  &  Kelley,  physicians. 
Minzer  Louis  &  Co,  clothing. 
Moil  roe    CJeora^e,  Lawyer,  Notary,  Mining  Brokerage, 

Titles  and  Patents  a  Specialty. 
Nau  &  Ost,  confectioners. 
Nermann  A  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  W  McClure  foreman. 
Potter  George  D,  carriagemaker. 
Pryor  Thomas  D,  grocer. 
Rilieliart  Wm  A,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Not.ary,  Real 

Estate  and  Mining  Broker. 
Sackett  &  Co,  proprs  Racine  stamp  mill. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Roh«rt  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  !!;-=■ 
Keep  constaatlv  on  hand  the  i^^'^-'  "••* 
Brand -Club  Souse  Bourbou.    Iry  it. 


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Hashow,f^aish&D3vis,S'SS^lSS 

LEA  AND    BUSINESS    UIEECTOEY.  LES  883 

Salinoil  BarUcy  E,  Hardware,  Stoves    and   Tinware 
Miners'  Tools,  Steel,  Nails,  Etc.  ' 

Sciiiller  Jacob  A,  clothing. 

.•^Iioudy  Jacob,  meat  market.  ' 

.<ilviT  Bros,  clotliiiig  and  saloon. 
SiiiiMi  Seth  16,  Furniture. 
SHriilser  EdM-Jird  II,    Propr  Springer    House.     {See 

Spriiijfcr  l!oil<sc,  E  H  Springer  Propr.     (See  adv.) 

.Steward  Stephen,  barber. 

Thinn,  Lake  &  Co,  bankers. 

T,.,,hoyRev  JM. 

Webster  Thoinns  J,  Propr  Western  Enterprise. 

NWiite  John  W  C,  physician. 

NVright  Henry  S,  propr  Globe  Hotel. 

^  ost  E  &  Son,  grocers. 

LE  BEAU. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Potter  county. 

LENNOX— Union  County. 
(See  Blair.) 

LENNOX. 

Formerly  Ben  Lennox,  a  station  on  the  L  &  D.  division 
oi  tlie  O.,  M.  &  bt.  P.  Ry,  in  the  western  part  of  Lincoln 
mair^'*  ^^  ™  ^™"^  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 
master^''''*'''^'-^"     '^'''^   ""'"'''    '''"'^-     "^^   '^^   Running,   post- 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

I|.ieto  Frank,  tailor. 
t-ook  Henry,  wagonmaker. 
ginning  A  S,  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. 


Selden  &  Grvgli, 
lU  K.  Third  St., 
iIiimeapoUs,lImn. 


Largest  Stock  CrGckery^K^f  ca,  Lt'"; 


LES 


DAKOTA 


Swanson  Andrew,  constable. 
Wahrhouse  W  H,  shoemaker. 
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  set- 
tlement with  a  Lutheran  church  and  common  school.  Exports, 
farm  products.  Daily  mail  stage  to  Meckling.  Hans  Myron, 
postmaster. 

LINDEN. 

A  post  office  in  the  northi-rn  jiart  of  Union  county,  ;!ii 
miles  from  Elk  Point  (c  h),  and  5  from  Virginia  City,  on  the 
S.  C.  &  D.  Ry. 

LISBON. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Ransom  county.  Val- 
ley City,  on  the  U.  P.  R.  R.,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

LITTLE  MUDDY. 

A  post  station  in  Howard  county,  northwestern  part  of 
the  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.  ' 

Ml-  f  I     LIMULMIMi;  J.J.  WATSON,  Gon'l  Agent,  8T,  PADL,  M-v- 


Book-Binding, 


For  Ootintv,  TownsHp  and  City  Officers,  in 

b;>.  of  style  and  on  short  notice,  at  T.  F.  HENNIG'S, 
Brackett's  Block,  MinneapoUa. 


AXD    BL'SIXESS    DIRECTORY. 


SiivdtT  Rev  L  piethodist  Episcopal). 

W'olls  C  R,  harnessmaker  and  justice  of  the  peace. 

LOGAN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Minnehaha  county,  25 
inih's  from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h),  the  most  convenient  railroad 
point. 

LONE  TREE. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Moody  county. 

LONG  CREEK. 

A  country  postofHce  in  Lincoln  county,  17  miles  southwest 
from  Canton  (c  h),  and  7|  from  Ben  Lennox,  on  the  C. ,  M.  & 
St.  P.  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  OUT. 

In  the  northern  part  of  Minnehaha  county,  36  miles  from' 
Sioux  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Semi-weekly 
mail. 

LOST  LAKE. 

In  the  northwestern  corner  of  Turner  county,  18  miles 
from  Swan  Lake  (c  h),  and  S  from  Marion,  on  the  C.,  M,  &  St. 
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. 

A    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. 

Pilch  and  Gravei  Roofers. -^liF": 


W.  F.  GliNN  &  CO,  -oS^°B"Sf.s-jSK 

Miimeapolis,  Miim. 
5^^  MAC  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  MAN 


^■n  ^"S  flouring  mill,  general  store  and  a  blacksmith  an- 
called  for  here.  Weekly  mail.  Robert  Blakely,  farnier 
postmaster.  •''    ''^'""^'^' 

MADISON. 

The  seat  of  Lake  couBty,  is  a  villaere  of  100  inhabitants 
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. 

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  ■'       ™'^'''  Z™"'    Bismarck    (c  h).     Has  a  public 

school  a  newspaper,  the  Mandan  Criterion,  ;3  hotels  and 
several  stores.  Express,  N.  P.  Ry.  Daily  mail.  Andre 
Itiompson,  farmer,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORT. 

Bateman  Mark,  grocer. 

Buckley  E,  hotel  propr. 

Bush  &  MiBratney.  restaurant  and  saloon. 

Byrnes  1»  II,  Hotel  Propr. 

Chilstron  &  Mead,   lawvers. 

Davie  Wm  C,  clothing'and  dry  goods. 

Doyle  M  B,  restaurant. 

Grant  John,  grocer. 

Hancock  P  L,  stationer  and  news  depot. 

Hope  E,  meat  market. 

Lang  Michael,  grocer. 

Mahon  M  J,  saloon. 

Mif  clJCll  T  J,  Lawver. 

Poiner  Bros,  boots  shoes  and  harness 

Robiil-40ll  SSarry,  Editor  Mandan  Criterion.  ' 

\\  instun  ]i  L,  dniL'LTist. 

Younck  Henry,  hotel  ],roi)r. 


SCHEFERS  BROS.  ^fS  ^JT^;:! 


T     >    ■  ...,      .;li 


Hasho w,  Maish  &  Davis-  ^^  ^-  --  ^^  ^^  ^^ 


Builders  of  Oity  'Water-Worka 

for  frontier  towna.   Cor,  2(1  St, 

]  and  Piflh  Avo,  8.,  UioneBpolia, 


MAN  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  MAR  887 


MANSFIELD.  , 
A  settlement  in  the  central  part  of  Turner  county,  4  miles 
from  Parker,  on  the  I.  &  D.   division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 
Ry,  and  8  from  Swan  Lake  (c  h). 

MAPLE  GROVE. 

A  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. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

RoynfOll  A,  Hardware. 
Brown  Georsje,  blacksmith. 


Conklin  J  V,  general  store. 
Schafer  H  H  &  Co,  general  store. 


MAPLETON. 


A  station  on  the  N.  P.  Ry,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Cass 
county,  13  miles  from  Fargo  (c  h).  Telegraph,  Northwest- 
em.     Express,  Am.     Daily  mail. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Durgan  C,  hotel  and  saloon. 
Shephard  W  O,  general  store. 
Weaver  C  S  &  Co,  lumber. 

MARINDAHL. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  eastern  part  of  Yankton  county, 
15  miles  from  Yankton  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Exports,  wheat,  oats,  barley  and  potatoes.  Daily  mail. 
Oliver  Olsen,  grocer,  postmaster. 

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- 
<''«,  machine  shop,  3  hotels,  and  a  number  of  general  and 
sjieeial  stores.  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. 


Solid  Bronze  Hardware. 


Pot  Private  Kesidonces  and  Pub- 
lic Buildings.  KLNQSEIJKT  & 
DEAPEE,  35  E.  3d  St.,  St.  PanL 


A;'   ;.-  i:/\ 


'  /  ■ ,  ■ '       L; 


CrockerylGlesswers 


wholesale   and   Retail.    CHAELEC  1 

JOHNSON,  513  Waahiaeton  Aveuc^  ■ 

J  South,  imnrEAPOLIS, 


8S8  MAR  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  MAR 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Allen  Joseph,  general  store. 

Beecroft  Frederick,  painter. 

Beucliler  C,  boots  and  shoes. 

Beucliler  &  Uieb,  General  Store. 

Bingeiiheiiner  Joseph,  meat  market. 

Carpenter  W  C,  salt  and  flour. 

Flowers  C  H,  lumber  and  coal. 

Franz  Jacob,  butcher. 

Freseman  A  A,  nurseryman. 

Gardner  Bros,  Farm  Implements. 

Hart  Orange,  notary  public. 

Hudson  J  E,  barber. 

Irvine  Charles,  saloon. 

Lass  D  G,  physician. 

McKay  G  L,  fawyer. 

Marion  Gazette,  M  A  Fuller  publr. 

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  and  drugs. 
Roeber  H,  shoemaker. 
Ryan  John,  general  store. 
Sawady  Louis,  jeweler. 
Sexton  P,  hotel  propr. 
Shafff        -^'s.  boots  and  shoes. 
Shan        .  ii,  lumber  and  coal. 
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  farm  house  postoffice  in  the  eastern  part  of  Clay 
county,  15  miles  from  Vermillion  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroail 
point.  There  is  a  flouring  mill  on  the  Vermillion  river  in  tlie 
neighborhood,  also  Lutheran  and  Baptist  churches  and  a  com- 
mon school.  Mails  on  Fridays  and  Saturdays.  Cora  Egbert, 
postmaster. 


HsII's  Patent  Infallible^ 


,„„„.„  Chronomentric  Attacti- 

leat  Time-Lock,  46  Jicluoa  Btrwl. 

t,  Fiul,  Uiui. 


';•:/.,/ 


Cl   Bl  1  riURSTONl  g"".?"'^'^"IP°i"'"-^°gHamw8rfrinmph'3'eed. 


eAg't  TIGER  RASES,  Milbora  Wagons,  Bng- 

o-.s,  Randall  PuWeriring  Harrows,  Triumph  3eed- 

J  ers.  Canton  Plows,  etc,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.  Panl. 


MAR  AND    BUSINKSS    DIRECTORY.  MEC 


MARTELLA. 

A  postoffice  in  the  north  central  part  of  Armstrong  county, 
8  miles  from  Milltown  (c  h). 

MAXWELL. 

A  village  of  50  inhabitants  on  the  southern  line  of  Hutch 
inson  county,  5  miles  from  Olivet  (c  h),  and  the  same  distance 
from  Meuno,  on  the  C,  St.  P.  &  M.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  The  Dakota  river  here  gives  power  to  a  tiouring  mill 
of  2  run  of  stone,  but  whose  capacity  is  to  be  doubled  shortly, 
to  meet  the  growing  wants  of  the  vicinity.  Daily  mail  stage 
to  Yankton  and  Fire  Steel.     John  E.  Maxwell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTOET. 

Maxwell  &  Co,  flouring  mill. 

MAYFIELD. 

A  postoffice  on  the  northern  line  of  Yankton  county,  24 
miles  from  Yankton  (c  h.) 

MAYVILLE. 

In  the  central  part  of  Traill  county,  2.3  miles  from  Cale- 
donia (c  h),  the  nearest  landing  on  the  Red  River,  and  40 
from  Wheatland,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Popula- 
tion, 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 

In  the  southern  part  of  Clay  county,  a  station  on  the  S. 
C.  &  D.  division  of  tlie  C,  M.  '&  St.  P.  Ry,  Si  miles  from. 
Vermillion  (c  h).  With  a  population  of  150,  it  is  a  busy  little 
village,  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. 

JOEDAN,   pfNEAPOLIS. 

'    Bpucial  attentiou 
ScIiooIa,  Conrt-Houfies  and  Ciiurclitis* 


AKuHlTECTSj  uVumBuaa^., 


I  lie   LUlUOl  UOOIgllO     Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 

890  MED  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  MEN 


MEDARY. 

The  seat  of  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,  post- 
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  established  postothce  in  McCook  county. 
MENNO. 

A  village  of  about  250  souls  and  a  station  on  the  C,  M.  & 
St.  P.  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.  A  doctor, 
lawyer,  dry  goods  and  grocery  stores  are  required.  Exjiress, 
U.  S.  Two  mails  daily.  Carl  Winter,  county  treasurer, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

■Chronicle,  G  W  &  ^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. 

?gPfirkins. !  vnns  k  ^Mi^:S^''^ 


iPerkins,Lyons&Co.i! 


of  Wines,  Liquor*  and  Ch(jir»- 


Hashow5Maish&  Davis, 


Are  Agsnts  for  Hancock's  Inspir- 
ator. ITie  beat  boiler  ffeder  in  nao, 
2d  St.i  5tli  Ave.  8.,  MinaeapoUa. 


MID  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Olson  G  B,  grain  and  stock  dealer. 

O»iko.sli  Lizmber  €o. 

Putnam  D  R,  grain  dealer. 

Schnaidt  it  Co,  hardware  and  froekery. 

Stockholm  R  S,  shoemaker. 

Swantou  John  H,  lumber,  grain  and  stock  dealer. 

MIDDLETON. 

In  the  central  eastern  part  of  Turner  county,  8  miles  from 
Swan  Lake  (c  h),  and  10  from  Parker  (e  h).  There  is  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  Sar- 
gent, 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 
seat,  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. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Fonslow  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Gray  John,  blacksmith. 

OfTeson,  physician. 

Shearer  ^Viisoii,  Hotel  Propr. 

Spooner  ifc  3[cLaury,  druggists. 
"  alters  Wm,   hotel  propr. 
WooK'y  M  T,  flour  mill  and  general  store. 

MINERAL  SPRINGS— Bon  Homme  County. 
(See  Running  Water). 

MINTO. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Grand  Forks 
coimty,  30  miles  from  Grand  Forks  (c  h),  and  12  from  Acton 

i^ch  and  Gravel  Roofers, '*"""''^'^"*''- 


Third  St,  Minneapoll: 


.a  .Ih   .. 


R  R  n  n  K  F  R  Y    ^'''"'^  ^^'''^-      Glassware,    wholesale   ,:r 
U  li  U  U  iV  L  U  I  )  retail.    E.  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Minneapoh^ 

892  MIX  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  NAT 


Landing,  on  the  Red  river.     Weekly  mail.     JohnOBio^n 
farmer,  postmaster. 

MINNEAPOLIS. 
A  discontinued  postofficc  in  Lawrence  county.  Black  Hill>. 
MITCHELL. 
.,  The  seat  of  Davison  county,  is  the  present  terminus  of  t!„- 
L.,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  at  the  gateway  of  the  vast,  unoccui.i,  .1 
domam  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  it- 
population  IS  increasing  so  rapidly  that  no  estimate  c.in  In- 
properly  given.  Hotels,  blacLsmith  shop,  dry  o-oods  and  ecu- 
eral  stores  are  needed  here.  TAe  Capital,  a'w'eekly  paper,  i- 
published  m  the  town.  J  f  f    > 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dc  I^a  Rue  A  D,  Real  Estate. 
Robbins  &,  Pratt,  lumber. 
Vanalstine  &  Baker,  livery. 
Walsh  J  W,  publisher  The  Capital. 

MONTROSE. 
A  recently  established  postothce  in  McCook  county. 

MORRISTON. 

A  postoffice  in  Davison  county. 

MOUNT  HOPE. 

A  discontinued  postottice  in  Vankton  county,  10  miles  «-,-t 
of  Yankton. 

MOUNT  VIEW. 

A  recently  established  postotlice  in  Pembina  county. 

NATION. 

Otherwise  known  as  Bridgewater  Station,  on  tlie  C,  M.  A 
St.  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  "tn- 
erally.  Express,  Am.  Stage  to  Sioux  Falls  and  Kockprt 
tri-weekly,  fare  f2.50.  Tri-weekly  mail.  O.  K.  Bullanl,  i--- 
master. 


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  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  NOR  S93 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Inilhird  Bros,  general  store. 

CctiL-  Joseph,  boarding  house. 

I.,  iu'htheiser,  hotel  propr.  _    ■ 

SlilU-k   II  C,   Lumber. 

>niiim  i'eter,  blacksmith. 

Smith  I)  A,  physician  anil  boarding  house. 

■|";ibiir  &  Barry,  general  store. 

NECHE. 

A  postoffice  on  the  northern  line  of  Pembina  county,  14 
uiihs  from  Pembina  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

NEW  BUFFALO. 

A  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 
.\iidb(j;irding  houses,  farm  machinery  agencies,  a  general  store, 
'  tc.  Exports  grain  and  banks  at  Fargo.  Two  mails  daily. 
11.  I>.  Strand,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

F'.verheart  Frederick,  druggist. 

II:i>ford  &  Buckley,  livery  and  sale  stables. 

iluWfU  George,  boarding  house. 

Ilowk  W  J,  boarding  house. 

Kringler  Nils  E,  blacksmith. 

I.iiu-olii  Bros,  Hotel  and  Livery  Stable. 

oiiii.toad  &  Barrett,  blacksmiths. 

"^"luth  Miss,  milliner. 

■""tilis  R,  boarding  house. 

>irand  H  B,  general  store  and  lumber. 

NEWBURGH. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Traill  county, 
'"  miles  north  of  New  Buffalo.  Goods  should  be  shipped  via 
'■•"■go.  Semi-weekly  mail.  Halvorfierg,  store  keeper,  post- 
ii.a^tir. 

NEW  HOPE. 

A  farm  house  ])0st office  in  the  central  part  of  Minnehaha 
'  ""I'v,  in  miles  from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h).     F.  IL  Tapper,  post- 

NORDEN. 
A  -ettlement  in  Deuel  county,  V  miles  from  Gary  (c  h). 

Sheet-Iron  Architectural  Workers 
and  Koofera.  Cor.  Siith  ajid  Bibley 
etreeti,  8t.  Pan!,  ffino, 


M.H.Crinenden&Co. 


,  7.II 


W.F.  GUNN  k  CO.--"-S"S--i;i;»;rt: 

villi    VlViVI\l     %^VWi  Improvements,   MnTNEAPOLia,   a,-. 
894  NOR  PAKOTA    GAZETTEKR  XOR 


NORDLAND. 

A  station  on  the  C".  &.  X.  W.  Ry.  in  the  southeastern  cm 
ner  of  Kingsbni y  Oijunty.  Population,  100.  The  town  wm^ 
only  founiled  ilurinir  the  present  summer,  and  its  shipment - 
■will  be  grain.  Churehes  and  schools  are  being  organized,  .iii.l 
wagon  and  harnessmakers,  shoemakers  and  a  physician  :i\:- 
wanted.  Express,  Am.  Daily  mail.  Philip  Lawrence,  pc.Nt- 
master. 

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. 

A  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  l'.'. 
power  from  the  Cheyenne  river,  a  Lutheran  church,  and  Nor- 
wegian and  English  schools.  Semi-weekly  mail  stage  t" 
Fargo  and  Bonuersville.     A.  Boderna,  postmaster. 

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.  A  wheat  region.  Sliui- 
weekly  mail.     Ole  K.  Blegstad,  farmer,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  Gulbiam,  constable. 
Brietloth  Anton  E,  blacksmith. 
Jakobson  Christian,  justice  of  the  peace. 

CrUrrrDC    PDAC    importers  of  lineWooIens,  no.  40 
OUnLrLnO    DilUOi  L  Ilurd  street,  ST.  PAUL,  U\:.^ 


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Hashow,M8ish&Davis,=iaHga; 

NOR  AND    BCSIXKSS    DIRKCTORY.  OAK  895 

Jurirtrsoii  Andrew  J,  justice  of  the  peace. 
ToiiUon  George,  constable. 

NORTHWOOD. 

A  Norwegian  farming  settlement  in  the  central  southei-n 
i':irt  of  Grand  Forks  county.  3r  miles  from  Grand  Forks  (ch). 
Ha-i  a  Lutheran  church  and  common  school,  and  exports, 
wheat.     Weekly  mail.     Paul  C.  Johnson,  farmer,  postmaster. 

NORWAY. 

A  post  office  in  the  northern  part  of  Yankton  county,  25 
wiles  from  Yankton  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

NUREY. 

A  postoffice  in  Lincoln  county,  10  miles  southwest  of 
Canton  (c  h). 

OAKDALE. 

A  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,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Semi-weekly  mail, 
ilibs  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.  A  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.  A  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. 

liVSINESS   DIRECTOKY. 

Ij.-irncs  &  Shuler,  butclurs. 

nr;i(Jhury  \V  II,  hard \\  are  and  farm  implements. 

downing  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 


Charlp^    InhslQnn    ^^°^W  and  Glassware,  513   V. 
UimilCJ)  ;UllllbUII,ington  Ave.  South,  UDfNEAPO 


ington  Ave.  South,  UrNNEAPOLJ.i 

^ OAK  DAKOTA    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,"  i 
f}?f"^-ku'T''}^  P?'"*"""  obtained  from  the  James  river  i„ 
the  neighborhood,  and  the  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.  W  B  Whte  .,',.. r 
master.  ^^'  1  '^'" 

BUSINESS    DIRKCTORY. 

Ardery  S  F,  wagonmaker  and  cariienter. 

i>egg  Rev  Wm  (Christian). 

Branch  C  J   county  surveyor  and  shoemaker. 

^oyles  M  M.  h,,tel  j.ropr  and  blacksmith. 

Bro«u  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  W  (Free  Methodist). 

Wi,',Y*?lJ^''!'  .?\i"'''?  °^  '^''  ^''"'^  ^"d  general  store. 
AN  iiulust  Rev  (t  A\    (Free  Methodist) 
Wood  Rev  J  M  (Christian). 

OPATO. 

St.;?"  r-l"'''7.r''''^''''   '"  ^'"^"t  county,  20  miles  from  B,,- 
-Otone  City  (c  h). 

ORAN. 


A 

count\ 


country  postoftce  in  the  west  central  part  of  Minneh.-.l.-i 
y,  20  miles  from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h).      Wheat  and  tlav  ar- 

the  exports  of  the   vicinity.     Semi-weeklv  mail.      W.  IL  \-,t> 

Horn,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIKErxORY. 

Van  Horn  W  H,  hotel,  general  store  and  physician. 

iwi      i^      PI  5  &r^e^  wri     General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  a:. ! 
Itfl.  #^.  K&BglOra,Lock  Co.,  ST,  PAUL,  M.... 


C     B1THUR5 1  01\l  ^SHarT05s/Ti5crEakes,  Can-Jou  Plows,  llilbaro 


Sole  Ag't  TRIUMPH  SEEDERS,  Randall  Polyerij- 

ing  Harrows,  Tiger  Eakes,  C.inU)a  Plows,  Milbaro 

J  Wtgons,  Buggies,  etc.,  13  W.  3d  St.,  ST,  PAUL. 


OKA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRKCTdRY. 


ORANGE. 

A  settlement  in  the  central  part  of  Grami  Forks  county, 
:M  miles  from  Grand  Forks  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

OSCEOLA. 

In  the  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  Orton- 
\ille,  the  nearest  railroad  point  at  present.  Ex])orts,  wheat 
and  oats.  Express,  Am.  Weekly  mail.  Stage  to  Big  Stone 
City;  fare  ?1.     George  S.  Orrock,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Glidden  J  F,  fanner. 

I.aniiireaux  J  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 

iiildirop  A:  Fairbiiiilt,  (ieneial  Store. 

I'ackard  John  E,  shoemaker. 

SatterleeRev  S  B  (United  Brethren). 

'I'ueker  A  C,  general  sti:>ve. 

Zeigler  George,  blacksmith.  .  .  , 

OWEGO. 

A  settlement  in  the  northeastern  corner  of  Ransom  county, 
<.iii  the  Cheyenne  river,  48  miles  southwest  from  Fargo,  the 
Dearest  railroad  point. 

PAOTOLA. 

A  gold  mining  settlement  of  5(3  souls,  in  the  Black  Hills, 
<'ast  central  part  of  Pennington  county,  175  miles  from  Fort 
I'ierre  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- 
nian,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Harri-i  Wm,  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. 

WILSON  &  JORDAN, Sll£=iiS 


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Ui  I  I  I  Ql  i  JJl^SUIl,  239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Minneapolis,  Mi.[ 

f^f P-^L  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  PAR 

PALISADE. 

f..J°  Q^*"  "^""^''u  T\^^'''  ''•■'•'*  °f  Minnehaha  county,  16  mil,., 
from  Sionx  Falls  (c  h),  and  9  from  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  is  a  tine  mnr  v 
available  for  m.ll-stones  at  Palisade.  The  place  is  a  favo  i  . 
summer  resort  on  account  of  its  superb  ^scenen'  Se 
poSs'r    '''^^'  ''  ^  '"'^■^  ^'P^'"-^  "''^  Highland.-E.  RoV:'. '. 

BUSIXES.S  DIRECTORY. 

Oatten  C  \V,  flour  mill. 
Royce  E,  hotel  propr. 

PARIS. 

A  postoffice  ill  the  northeast  corner  of  Fniort  countv  4" 
miles  from  Elk  Point  (c  h).  Eden,  on  the  S.  C.  &  D  Rv  i". 
the  nearest  railroad  point.  ^-.^.^  '^ 

PARKER. 
A  station  on  the  I.  &  D.  division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 
SiTl  l  f""!"'  °'^^  T"™er  county,  is  a  thriving  village  of 
400  mh.,b.tants,  2  miles  north  of  Swan  L.ake(cli).  l1  ha. 
fnuml^f  ''"■?'■''".  '^"^^^"^'  ^  P"^^!'''  «^''o°1^5  hotel. 
andT.^n;  ^''T-'^  ^"^^  special  stores,  several  lumber,  coai 
facto^  ."f  niachinery  agencies,  two  private  banks,  a  wa^ou 
mn  wo;,M  1  "^;y^P^P^^.-  ^^^  ^^'"''  ^>-«.  a  steam  flouring' 
flli  Inf  ,  ""■""  !'''%  ^^P°«^'  ^••'™'  ^-^^^^^  oats,  barl.v. 
fon'farf%r  t'"''-  ,  ,^'^""T-'  '^'"-  ^^^^'j'  ^^^^^  to  Yank- 
$^50  .n  IP  "-^^■^:'^'^'y  /«  Sio"^  Falls,  81..50,  Yermillinn. 
mast^'r        ^•■''"''"°"'  '^^-     '^^=>'^  "^^^^J     C.  T.  Ilollenback,  pn,,- 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

BaUey  Miss  A  2,1,  milliner 
Branch  W  S,  drucrgist. 
Clark  John,  barberr 

Collins  TF,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Cone  C  D,  lawyer. 
Cook  L  W,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Crock  E  W    rrroeer  and  gents' clothing. 
t  roHOh  B   F     Farm  Imj.lements. 
Currens  Rev  .J  B  (Presbyterian). 
Dunning  31  E,  constable 
Gale  &   Stone,  Bankers. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^ 


31^  Robert  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 
dealers  in  Wines,  Liquors  ^  Cigara. 


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KaslioWjMeish&  Davis, 


Are  Agents  for  all  kinds  of  Ya- 

chinery.    Cot.  2d  St.  and  F'.ftk 

Ave.  South,  Minneapolis. 


PAR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Gilbert  Gustav,  general  store. 

(iilbert  L,  general  store. 

(iurr  J  P,  meat  market. 

Uaokett  C  F,  publisher  New  Era. 

Hand  J  A,  lawyer. 

Harrington  Miss,  milliner. 

Ilayward  S  &   Son,  Boots,  Shoes  and  Harness.. 

Ileselton  W  II,  saloon. 

Ilollenbeck  Mrs  C  T,  music  teacher, 

Howard  M  T  &  Co,  hardware. 

Kendall  ,T  E,  druggist. 

Rathbun  G  L,  waijonmaker. 

Keecl  D  ^V,  Grain  IX^aler. 

Ii<5bbins  &  Pratt,  lumber  and  coal. 

Schaffer  H  H,  general  store. 

Sheldon  W  H.'livery  and  sale  stable, 

Shurtleff  &  Hibbert",  meat  market. 

Simerson  James,  hotel  propr. 

Spearing  &  Kvte,  contractors  and  builders. 

Still  Oraiiy,  Propr  Parker  Hotel. 

Te.about  &  Valleau,  lumber,  coal  and  general  store. 

Thulman  Vale  P,  real  estate  and  land  agent.  ■  .     ■ 

Vanroden  H,  shoemaker. 

Wagner  Charles,  farm  implements. 

Webber  C,  blacksmith. 

PARK  RIVER. 

A  settlement  in  the  northeastern  jart  of  Pembina  county^ 
4.5  miles  from  Pc-mbina  (c  h),  and  U  from  Acton  Landing,  ou 
the  Red  River  of  the  North. 

PARNELL. 

A  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.  A  farming  region.  Tri-weekly  mail. 
John  Sullivan,  farmer  and  store  keeper,  postmaster. 

PAXTON. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Hughes  county.  , 

PEARSON. 

A  postotlice  in  a  farming  community  on  the  Red  River  of 
the  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. 

RnnfinO"  ^'ilatOrial    Tarred  relt,  Building  paper,  pitch,  etc. 
llUUilll^    maienai.  Selden&Grygmi4N.3d8t,Minneapoli. 


'■■   if  I  ■■>:'( 


hny   ,..■.,.;,•( 


Largest  Siock  Crockery  '^ '''  '''''■ ""  ^  ^'- 


MON  &  CO.,   Minneapolis. 


PE3I  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  Cava- 
lier, postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOKY. 

Bradshaw  J,  Pembina  Hotel. 

Brown  &  Kavanagh,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Caviller  C,  Real  Estate  Agent. 

Crawford  Charles,  general  store. 

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   C,   General  Store. 
■O'Donnell  Hugh,  express  agent. 
Pembina  Mill  Co,  flour  mill. 
:Scribncr  &  Johnson,  saloon  an<l  billiards. 
Strong  <&  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. 
A  post  station  in  the  east  central  part  of  Minnehaha  county, 
12  miles  from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

PERRY. 

A  special  supply  postnllice  in  a  wheat  growing  neigliboi-- 
hood  in  Pembina  county,    40   mih's   from   Pembina  (c  h)-     -^ 

HAOEI  A  OOTTO  OVER  SI  5,000,000.  The  "New  Eoijlicd 
LA^n  AOOL  I  A  ^«"'=I'"^I^LY  MUTDAL,  J.J.WATSON, 
wrivvil    nVTN^h.  I  vr  Bt,  Paul,  Qenoral  Agent  for  MiDnesota. 


i^r^ir- 


'7'f:yA'-^ 


ni     -I,    n««l/«  Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Meu  and  Corpora- 

DlSnK'DOuKS  tloiiB.atlowrateaandinbeat  ofjtyle.by  F.  F.  HENHIQ, 


rackett'a  Block,  Minneapolia, 


PER  AND    BUSINESS    DIKECTORY. 


finiir   mill   is  ba.Uy    wanted  in    the  vicinity.     Weekly  mail. 
John  T.  Daley,  farmer,  postmaster. 

PINE  RIDGE  AGENCY. 
A  government  Indian  reservation  in  the  southern  part  of 
Shannon  countv,  ISO  miles  from  Rosebud  landing,  on  the 
Missouri  river,  and  the  same  distance  from  Sidney,  Neb.,  on 
the  U.  P.  R.  R.  The  post  has  an  Episcopal  church  and  school ; 
all  the  employes  are  in  the  service  of  the  government;  the 
population  of  the  aseucv  is  about  7,000,  nearly  all  Indians; 
the  exports  are  beef,  hides  and  furs,  and  the  banking  is  done 
at  Sidney.  Express,  Fort  Robinson  and  Bijou  Hill  ^Co., 
Stat'e  tri-weekly  from  the  Missouri  river  to  Sidney,  Neb.; 
fare  from  the  a"gency  to  either  point,  i;-22.  Tri-weekly  mail. 
T.  G.  Cowgill,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIKECTORY. 

Alder  J  W,  chief  clerk,  agent. 

Blanchard  G  F,  agency  trader.  •  .  , 

Burt  Rev  H,  missionary. 

i'owsill  T  G,  Agency  Trader. 

De  Bill  E  J,  physician. 

Knox  George,  express  agent.  •  ' 

McGillycuddy  V  T,  U  S  Indian  agent. 

AVolcoft  Rev"  P  C,  school  teacher.  ■   .  ■ 

PITTSBURY. 

A  station  in  th(>  eastern  part  of  Pembina  county,  on  the 
<iaily  stage  route  from  Grand  Forks  and  Fargo,  2  7  miles  south 
of  Pembina  (c  hj. 

PLANE3NGT0N. 

A  recently  established  postoffiee  in  Aurora  county. 

PLATTE  CREEK. 

A  village  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Charles  Mix  county, 
10  mlle.s  from  the  ^lissouri  river. 

PLEASANT  VALLEY. 
A  postoffice  in   a  new  settlement  in  Kingsbury  county,  8 
miles    north    of    Nordland    Station,   on   the   C.  &  N.  W.  Ry. 
Weekly  mail.     P.  Christensen,  general  store   and   justice   of 


th 


peace,  ])0stmastei 


POINSETT. 


A  postoffice  in  a  farniinu-  svttlemcnt    in    the   southern  pari 
of  Hamlin  county,  24  niilo   from  Watertown,  <iu  the  C.  &  N. 

Tarred  Felt.  BaHdinp  Paper,  Pitch, 
etc.  M  H  ORITTENDEN  &.(X).,Cor 
Sixth  and  Sibley  au.,  St.  Paal,  Minn. 


ROOFING  MATERIAL. 


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Wtr  PtIKIM  Pi  Pn  Make  a  specialty  of  Flannine;  and 
■  ll  uUlllt  Ob  UU I  BnildiBg- NEW  PROCESS  RolltrFlourMnU, 
■    I    I    MWI«il    \0V    WW!         0£5ce -Day  Block,  MmneapoUB,  Minn. 

902  POI  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  PRO 

W.  Ry,  the  most  convenient  railroad  point.  Flouring  mill 
wanted.  Stage  to  Watertown,  Volga  and  Firesteel,  and  mail 
tri-weekly.     Jacob  Hansen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  Ole,  constable. 

Asheland  Peter,  justice  of  the  peace. 

nnntliCIl  Ole  &  Kro,  General  Store. 

POTATO  GULCH. 

A  settlement  of  25  souls  in  Lawrence  county.  Black  Hills, 
9  miles  ■west  of  Dead  wood  (c  h). 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Doyle  M  C,  general  store. 

PRAIRIE  FARM. 

A  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  Norwe- 
gian schools,  and  requires  a  general  trader  and  a  shoemaker. 
Semi-weekly  mail  stage  to  Canby  and  Brookings.  Henry 
Peterson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Rogers  Ole  O,  blacksmith. 
Udreth  Lara  H,  blacksmith. 

PRAIRIE  GROVE. 

^A  discontinued  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Lincolu 
county. 

PRAIRIE  QUEEN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  northeastern  corner  of  Lake  county,  1- 
miles  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. 

PROSPECT. 

A  country  postoffice  in  the  southeastern  ci>rner  of  Laki- 
county,  7  m"iles  from  Madison  (r  h),  and  •'iO  from  Sioux 
Falls,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Semi-weekly  mail.  ^V.  \>. 
Sacy,  farmer,   postmaster. 

QPUE^CPDQ  PKflQ  DI^APEES  and  TAILOES,  No,  40 
OunLrLllO    PllUOiIIast  Third  Street,  St  Paul,  Mina. 


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riashow.Maish^  Davis, 


General  Founders  and  Machiui.'rta, 

Cor.  2d  St,  and  Fifth  Ato.  SoQtb, 

MinneapoUg,  Mina. 


PRO  AND    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 
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.  , 

RALPH. 

A  settlement  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Moody  county, 
12  miles  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  near- 
est railroad  point."  Mail  stage  to  Dell  Rapids  weekly.  Henry 
G.  Mills,  postmaster. 

RAPID  CITY. 

In  the  northeastern  part  of  Pennington  county,  Black 
Uills,  45  miles  from  Deadwood.  Population,  400.  '  A  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. 

BUSINESS   DIRKCTOUY. 

Allen  C  &,  Bros,  saloon. 

Belireil«.   U,  Furniture. 

Evans  &  Loveland,  wholesale  grocers. 

J  Mp^J^|i,j3j.p  and  MEOHANICS' TOOLS.  Kings- 
ndl  U  l/f  Ul  C  baryd;  Draper.  35  E.  Third  St.,  St.  Paul. 


Builders 


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I  Smn  OrndQ    '^^^^^  O^tlery  ana   Plated  Ware,  at  Cbarl.; 


>J  JohnBon's  Crockery  House,  ^"^"'Sut"'"^-' 


RAP  DAKOTA    UAZETTKER  RIC 


Gantz  J  S,  bookseller  and  stationer. 

Gossage  J  B,  publr  Black  Hills  Journal. 

Hammerquist  Peter,  druggist. 

Holcoinb  W  L,  grocer. 

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. 

A  postoffice  on  the  shore  of  Red  lake,  in  the  western  part 
of  Brule  county,  12  miles  from  Brule  City  (c  li),  on  the  Mis- 
souri, the  nearest  shipping  point. 

RED  STONE. 

A  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- 
master. 

RED  WATER. 

A  settlement  of  about  100  souls,  in  Lawrence  county,  25 
miles  from  Dcadwood  (ch),  and  about  300  from  Sidney,  Neb.. 
on  the  Union  Pacific  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Senii- 
weekly  stage  to  Sidney,  fare  -$45.  M.  Lynch,  farmer,  po-t- 
master. 

RENSHAW— Brookings  County. 
(See  Volga.) 

REPUBLICAN. 

A  post  village  in  Minnehaha  county,  9  miles  from  Sioux 
Falls  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

RICHFORD. 

A  postoffice  in  a  cattle  ranclie,  15  miles  from  Mitchell, 
the  nearest  railroad  point,  and  5  from  the  line  of  the  proposed 
extension  of  the  \V.  &  S.  F.  Ry.  Po])ulation,  25.  On  the 
line  of  the  stage  route  from  Firesteel  to  Jamestown.  Tri- 
weekly mail.     George  B.  Weston,  postmaster. 

H'lH^oQnfQ  ^1  nplf  Pn   Manufacturers  of  rire  and  Burg- 
,  nail  b  OdlG  ■:?y  LUUa\  UU.lar  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Mine 


V-liiUH^A 


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C.B.TKORSTON,a 


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 


RIC  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Corliss  E,  live  stock  raiser.  •  -  ■ 

Van  Tassel  C  II,  live  stock  raiser. 
HowartI  W  A,  live  stock  raiser. 
Van  Tassel  II  G,  live  stock  raiser. 
Weston  George  B,  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  from  Elk  Point  (c  h),  and  2^  from  Westlield,  Iowa, 
on  the  S.  C.  «fc  P.  Ry,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  A  flouring 
mill  of  5  run  of  stone  derives  power  from  the  Big  Sioux  river 
here.  Congregational  and  Methodist  churches  are  located 
here,  as  also  a  district  school.  Exports,  butter,  eggs,  stock 
and  grain.  An  elevator  is  urgently  needed.  Stage  to  West- 
tield  twice  daily,  fare  25c:  to  Canton  semi- weekly,  fare  §1.2o. 
Two  mails  daily.     C.  A.  Jones,  postmaster. 

BUSIXES.S    DIRECTORY. 

Bradley  F  L,  physician.  .  -    • 

Chambei-lain  L  B,  constable. 

Crill  &  Freeman,  flour  mill. 

Crotzer  Wm,  hotel   propr. 

Kate  Wm  H  II,  county  school  supt  and  justice  of  the  peace. 

Jones  C  A,  blacksmith  and  nwchinist. 

N'ewall  Rev    (.Methodist). 

Itoilill!>0!l   Frank,   General  Store. 

Scott  John,  general  stiire. 

RICHMOND. 

A  settlement  in  the  south  central  part  of  Pembina  county, 
*2  miles  by  post  route  from  Pembina  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  and  28  from  Acton  Landing,  on  the  Red  River 
of  the  North. 

RIVERSIDE. 

A  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. 

ROCHFORD. 

A  gold  mining  town  in  the  Black  Hills,  Pennington 
county,  34  miles  from  Rapid  City  (c  h),  and  28.5  from  Sid^iey, 
Neb.,  the  neari>t  railroad  piiint.  Population,  estimated  at 
500.     The   Little  Rapid  river  here  drives    the  Standby  gold 


"llWlll  I  L.U  I  Oj  straction  of  PubUo  and  Private  Baildings.    Mioaiapola. 


SPRING  OVERCOATS r^'" '^''^ '"■""■^ °"^"'" 


'  6.  r.  rarrington's,  Minneapolis. 


906  ROC  DAKOTA    GAZETTEKR  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. 

Apple  Mary,  dry  goods. 

Cohen  &  Co,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes. 

Connell  Lawrence,  publisher  Roehford  3Iirror. 

Deadrick  J,  Propr  Roehford  House. 

Gillett  Edward,  barber. 

Guyon  Peter,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hayward    Charles,    Grocer,    Boots    and    Shoes,    and 

Druggist. 
Hubbard  T  T,  physician. 
Jemersou  T  F,  saloon. 
Jones  J  W,  news  depot. 
Keeler  F  E,  grocer. 
Kelly  R  D,  grocer. 

Kirckhoff  P  C,  Sash,  Doors  and  Moldings. 
McWilliaras  F,  boots  and  shoes.. 
O'Brien  M,  saloon. 
Presslcy  &  Patrick,  grocers. 
Pryor  T  &  Co,  grocers. 
Rider  Bros,  saw-mill  and  builders. 
Roehford  it  Shepherd,  Shepherd  House. 
Sawyer  E  W,  saloon. 
Seiss  C  I,  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- 
lation, 000,  on  the  Sidney,  Neb.,  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 
stores.  Daily  mail.  Express,  Am.  Telegraph  at  Custer 
City,  35  miles  distant. 

Itl'SIXESS   DIRECTORY. 

Dow  J   &,  Son,   General  Store. 
Golden  Isaac,  wliolesale  aud  retail  ijrocer. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Eobert  St.,  St.  Paul,  Mian., 

h»T«  all  brands  of  KentocV  BoarboD  and 
luid  Ky9  Wb.ae/  ooa.i^l'.j  on  bind. 


OP. 


HashoWjMaish&Davis,! 


particular  attention  to  set- 
ting up  of  En^'ine  Boilera  and  all 
kindsof  mackiiiery.  Minneapolis. 


ROC  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


II,  fflfinan  D,  banker. 

kniL;in.in  R,  saw-mill. 

M.iini  ifc  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 
till'  .lames  or  Dakota  river,  which  furnishes  power  for  a  flour- 
ing' 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, 
!'.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. 

A  recently  established  postothce  in  Hanson  county. 

RONDELL. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Brown  county. 

ROSCOE— Moody  County. 

(See  Egan.) 

ROSEBUD. 

Or  Rosebud  Agency,  a  p(jstoftlce  in  a  government  Indian 
r.-.i-rve,  in  the  central  southern  part  of  "the  Territory,  175 
i"iii-s  from  Yankton,  and  best  reached  by  the  stage  route  from 
^•■■ri  liandall. 

ROSEBUD  LANDING. 

A  government  landing  on  the  Missouri  river,  in  the  north- 
'•'i-tcrn  part  of  Gregory  county,  for  the  recejition  and  for- 
warding of  goods  to  Spotted  Tail  and  I'ine  Ridge  Indian 
■^■-'iiicies.     Stage  to  Rosebud  Atrencv,   fare  SlO,  and  Biioti 

61 °  .  .  '  J 

f\hpPt-lj'nn  CiHina  Por Factories, Mills, Bridges, etc    Sel- 
"•lOCl    IIUII   OIUlll5lden&Grygla,n4H.3d8t„MinneapoU,. 


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OHIO  STONEWARE ir™"""'""^^^ 


HAEMON  &  CO.,  Kinii6.f«;:4 


ROS  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


Hills,  fare  -^2,  tri-weekly,  and  tri-weekly  mail.     J.  C.  Cowgill, 
postmaster. 

ROSEDALE. 

A  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. 

RUNNING  WATER. 

A  station  on  the  C,  il.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  Bon  Homni.' 
•county,  16  miles  from  Bon  Homme  (c  h),  and  on  the  Missouri 
river.  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. 
Hewet  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. 
Wilcox   Daniel,  Western  Hotel. 
Wilder  Bros,  general  store. 
Wildrick  X  P,  restaurant. 

SADDLE  CREEK. 

In  the  south  central  part  of  Lincoln  county,  10  miles  from 
'Canton  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Population,  •'" 
Has  United  Brethren,  Methodist,  Baptist  and  Episcc|'ii 
churches  and  a  common  school.  A  fine  stock  raising  country. 
A  storekeeper,  doctor  and  amber  cane  syrup  manufaot"r\ 
needed.  Semi-weekly  stage  to  Carter  and  Richland,  l"'"" 
mails  weekly.     H.  C.  Johnson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dunham  Hon  W  F,  justice  of  the  peace. 


ilk      Hu.i  Jmm*    '^^'^     ^°" 

A    I    riiUBni  hlmseir."_New  England  Mutnd  Life  II.SIlr.^c.C^> 


foreseeth    the    Evil    and    Insurcth 

r."    N6W  England  Mntnd  Life  Insurance  C 
.  J.  WATEOS,  St,  FiiiJ,  Qen'l  Agent  for  Kin=« 


Book-Binding, 


For  County,  TownRliip  and  Oity  Officers,  in 

,  best  of  style  and  on  slrnrt  notice,  at  F.  F.  HEmnO'S, 
J  Brackott's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


SAI  AND   BUSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  SCA  909 

SAINT  JOSEPH. 
A  recently  established  postoftice  in  Grant  county. 

ST.  OLOP. 

A  village  centrally  situated  in  Minnehaha  county,  on  the 
Hig  Sioux  river,  20  miles  from  Sioux  Falls  (o  h). 

SALEM. 

A.postoflice  in  McCook  county,  15  miles  from  Cameron 
(c  h).  Farmington,  on  the  I.  &  M.  division  of  the  C,  M.  & 
St.  P.  Ry,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

SANBORN. 

A  station  on  the  N.  P.  R.  R.,  in  Barnes  county,  12  miles 
from  Valley  City,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Population,  40. 
Exports,  wheat,  oats  and  barley.  A  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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  L  S,  Real  Estate  Agent. 
I*case  A  51,  Land  Agent  and  "Hotel  Propr. 
Shannon  J  W,  carpenter. 

SANKEY. 

A  recently  established  postotficc  in  Moody  county. 

SARATOGA. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Lawrence  county,  Black 
Hills. 

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. 

A  Norwegian  farming  settlement  in  the  southeastern  part 
of  Deuel  county,  14  miles  from  Gary  (c  h),  the  nearest  rail- 
road j)oint.  Exports,  wheat  and  cattle.  Semi-weekly  mail. 
Halvor  E.  Bruslart,  postmaster. 


oalvanized  Iron  V/indoiv  Cops.  ^: 


[.  Orlttraden  k 

6th  »nd  Si'oleT- 

Bt.PkBi,KlilA- 


W.F.GUi^N&CO. 


Make  a  specialty  of  Planning  and 

BoilJing  SEW  PROCESS  Roller  FlcnrMilU. 
Offic9-Day  Block,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


SCOTLAND. 

A  thriving  village  of  200  inhabitants  and  a  station  on  thr 
C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ky,  in  the  northern  part  of  Bon  Homnu- 
county,  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. 
A  steam  grist  mill  is  wanted.  Express,  Am.  Stage  to  Yank- 
ton, fare  83,  and  to  Mitchell,  fare  S4.  Three  mails  dail_\-. 
John  Stafford,  postmaster. 

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. 

Carson  Rev  H  W  (Presbyterian). 

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. 

Maynald  Charles,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Mix  Peter,  >alooii. 

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  and  groceries. 

Stafford  EawanT,  barber. 

StafTord  A:   1^'illiams,  General  Store. 

Stiger  (iecjrgr,  saloon. 

^r HPFFPR    f^RHQ    Importers  of  Tine  Woolens,  No.  40 


E  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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Hasho  VV|  Msish  &  OsviSf  ^^^:5^2i^^^iri^ 


Make  a  specialty  of  BEEWEE3' 
Machinery,  Cor.  2d  St.  and  TV  ' 
I      Avenue  South,  Minneapolis, 


SCO  AND    BUSIXE.SS    DIUECTORY. 


Weber  Joseph  F,  druggist. 
Wynii  &  Backwater,  hardware. 

SCOW. 

In  the  northeastern  corner  of  Cass  county,  23  miles  from 
F.irgo  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  and  shipping  point.  Has  a 
jiulilie  school  and  exports  -wheat.  Daily  maiF  stage  to  Pargo 
and  Pembina.     Ole  G.  Hangen,  farmer,  postmaster. 

SELINA. 

Formerly  Harrisburgh,  is  a  station  on  the  S.  C.  &  P. 
division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  the  north  central  part 
Of  ],incoln  county,  10  miles  north  from  Canton  (c  h),  and 
MMith  of  Sioux  Falls.  Two  mails  daily.  Emery  J.  Darling, 
farmer,  j)Ostmaster. 

SHARON. 
A   village   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. 

SHERIDAN. 

A  recently  established  postoffiee  in  Pennington  countv, 
lllack  Hills. 

SHERMAN. 

A  settlement  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Brookings  county 
23  miles  from  Mendary  (c  h),  and  15  from  Brookings,  the 
nearest  railroad  point. 

SHENFORD.  ^ 

A  newly  established  postoffiee  in  Ransom  county. 

SIBLEY. 

A  settlement  on  the  Cheyenne  river,  in  the  northern  part 
~"~ihpeton    (c  h),  and  : 
arest  railroad  point. 

SIGEL. 


^f  Richland  county,  40  miles  from  Wahpeton    (c  h),  and  26 
from  Fargo,  on  the  X.  P.  R.  R.,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 


A   postoffiee  in  the   central   part    of    Yankton    county,  9 
"Hies  from  Yankton  (c  h). 


Kingsbury  &  Draper, 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics'Tools,  35  E,  Third  St.,  St.  Paul 


Crockery  I  Giessware, 


Wtolesde   and   Eetail,    OHAfiLrj 
JOHNSON,  513  Washnrton  Att--, 

South,  imrsEAPOLig, 


DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


SILVER  LAKE. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southern  part  of  Lincoln  countv,  Ji 
miles  by  mail  route  from  Canton  (c  h),  the  nearest  raiirwa.i 
point,  on  the  I  &  D.  division  of  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 

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  '■'■> 
miles  of  valley  in  the  limits  of  a  single  township.  The  Fall- 
are  within  half  a  mile  of  the  business  center  of  the  city,  :ui  1 
in  power  are  only  second  to  those  of  St.  Anthony  in  5linn.- 
apolis.  Their  supply  is  constant  the  year  around,  and  tluir 
beauty  bewitching,  falling  over  rocks  of  syenite  and  hin- 
dered by  the  dense  primeval  forest.  The  Sioux  Falls  Wati  r 
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»'' 
barrels  of  flour  per  day.  The  company's  improvements  mi 
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  r 
power  land  and  quadrupling  the  present  power.  Besides  tin 
new  ''  Queen  Bee  "  flouring  mill  just  mentioned,  there  arc  - 
other  very  large  flouring  mills  in  the  place.  There  .iii 
wagon  factories  in  the  city,  hotels,  general  stores,  gr"- 
ceries,  dry  goods  stores,  boot  and  shoe  stores,  hardwan 
stores,  millinery  stores  and  several  machine  shops.  '1 1" 
Dakota  and  First  National  banks  have  been  charters  I 
and  gone  into  operation.  The  churches  are  Congregi 
tional,  Methodist,  E{)iseopal  and  Catholic;  the  graded  sch'"'! 
building  cost  *16,0U0,  and  there  are  several  others  of  li— 
cost.  The  society  is  good;  there  are  several  literary, 
reading,  book  and  art  clubs,  the  wide  streets  and  highway- 
afford  fine  drives,  and  the  place  is  becoming  a  favorite  n'r'iri 
for  tourists,  sportsmen  and  health  seekers.  There  are  4  new- 
papers,  the  Pantmjraph,  ImJi pendent,  Tiinea  and  Si-iiiuliif<- 
vian.     Flax,  paper  and  sorghum    mills,   creamery  and   1"'"' 

Hsil  s  oQiB  -^^  Lock  uOi  46  jk-son^st,  st^paul,  m:=x 


C.B.THURSTGN, 


Sole  Ag't  MILBUES  WAOONS,  Ti«r  Rakes,  Kan- 
dill  Pulverijricg  Harrows,  Trinmph  Seeders,  Can- 
ton Plows,  BnggieE,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  St.  Pad. 


AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SIO 


ami  shoe  factory  are  needed.  Exports,  grain,  wool  and  build- 
iiit;  stone.  Express,  Am.  Daily  stage  to  Dell  Rajiids,  tri- 
w.'t'kly  to  Madison  and  Rockport.  Daily  mails  by  rail.  A. 
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,  M  &  St 

PRy. 
Ik-ar  S  M  ifc  Co,  books,  stationery,  etc. 
Ilcll  O  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. 
Brogan  Rev  J  (Catholic). 
Brooking  W  W,  la%\-yer  and  real  estate. 
Brown  David  A,  lawyer  and  real  estate. 
Brown  E  J,  photographer. 

Brown  Theron  G,  stenographer  and  law  reporter. 
Bryan  Mrs  W  H,  millinory  and  fancy  goods. 
Bryant  Mrs  Lizzie,  dressmaker. 
Buck  I  K  &  Son,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Bush  Peter,  dentist. 

Caldwell  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  Wm  N,  supt  of  -^choiiJs  Minnehaha  countv. 
C"a<4eatle  Flour  ^TlilN,  Emerson,  Sherma'n  »t  Co  Proprs. 
Cate  H  J,  physi.ian. 
Central  House,  Mrs  A  Morris  propr. 

V/ilson  &  Jordan,  ^^--^^^-"^^"^^'^^  j-'^-- 


I J  AECHITEOTS,  Minneapolis,  Minn, 


GC    CoK'I'ijICytnn    ^^eps  on  hand  the  finest  French,  EngUsh, 
■  11  101 1  Ili^iUilj  Scotch  and  Gei-man  Suitings,  Minneapolis. 

914  SIO  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  SIO 

C,  St  P,  M  &  O  Ry,  grain  elevator. 

Citizen*'  Bank,  Robert  Nation  &Son  Proprs. 

Clark  Mrs  D  C,  launary. 

Cochran  Towiisend  T.  groceries  and  provisions. 

Commercial  Hotel,  Warner  E  Willev  projir. 

Coughran  Eugene  W.  manager  X  W  Tel  Co. 

Cou£;bran  Frank  R,  aoent  Am  Express  Co. 

Cro^s  Giirbam  P,  huvver. 

Dabl  A-  Skoven.  merchant  tailors. 

;Dako(a  raiitau-raph  The   (Weekly),  Caldwell   &. 

Strahl  Publrs. 
Davis  Leonard,  carriage  painter. 
Distad  Mons  E,  land  and  real  e>tate. 
Dixon  I  C,  furniture. 
Duffy  P  W,  architect. 

Duffy,  Zeigler  &  Co,  carpenters  and  builders. 
Dunn  Bros,  painters. 

Dunning  Lyman  T,  drugs  and  wall  paper. 
Easton  Mrs  S,  dressmaker. 
Emerson  Frank  S.  land  and  loan  agent. 
Elliei*!«on.  Sheriliail   «!t    Co,    Proprs    Cascade    Flour 

_   Mills. 
Ericsson  Oscar,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Estabrook  L  .AI,  lawyer  ami  insurance  agent. 
First  Xaf  iOiiai  ISank,  Jackson  B  Young  Pres,  Ilenrv 

L  Hollister  Ca-lir. 
Fleet«OOJl   .^hVcd   T,    Postmaster. 
FleettVOOll   A;  iSifovd,  Books,  Stationerv,  Tobaccos  and 

Cigars 
Frank  Louis,  agent,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing. 
FrederJkseil    Xe!s    C,     Publr    Dakota    Skandinaviau 

(Weekly). 
Free  «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  Stock,  Etc.      (S,,;,n/L:) 
Grigsby  IMilton,  lawyer  and  loan  agent,  P  O  block. 

31  RobertSt,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  are 
Agents  for  Tolu,  Kock  and  Ey& 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


■  :■»■  t:  tjoVi 


J    ,■.:,(;('''?    /.   ■:>"--i'i 


-  y>  i  r.'i . ,» 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis 


Famish  Shaftings,  Pnlleys,  ttc, 

ca  Ehort  notice.   Oor.  2d  St.  and 

J  Fifth  Ave.  South,  Miuneapolie. 


SIO 


IMl    BU.SINKSS    DIRECTORY. 


SIO 


(irigsby  &  Wilkes,  lawyers  and  real  estate,  P  O  block. 

iiniiit  Augustus  A,  lumber. 

(Tnwt  A  A  &  Co,  coal,  wood  and  lime. 

llnll  Fhilo,  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. 


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Ledyard  &  Farwell 

Sioux  Falls.  U.  T. 

\  MUSIC  HOUSE. 

I'vV         Steinwav  itnd  Chickering 
\\)  ■  Pianos. 

Estey,  and  Mason  it  Hamlin 
Organs. 

A   !)-Stop  Organ.   Elegant 
Case,  885. 

General  Agents  for  Dakota,  for 

School  Desk. 

Dakota.  We  pay  the 

n  cash  tor  SCHOOL 

BONDS  .and  ORDERS, 

Se\nng  Machines  and  Attaclunents. 

Write  us  for  Circulars. 


\  General  Ager 

\\  Victor  J 

)  10,000  in  use  in  1 

tk  highest   price  ii: 

Xi  ami  COUNTY  Bi 


Graves  &Taylor, 


SERAL  DEALEaS   1 


m^rnrwsmm,  smom 


TlNWAkl-;,  STOVHS,  hTC. 

Phillips  avenue.  Sioux  Falls,  D.  T. 


Selden  &  Grygla 


Roofers  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
J  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


I  y'' 


llashow,Maish&  Davis 


Fnraish  Shaftings,  PnUeys,  fctc, 

03  short  notios,   Oor.  2d  St.  and 

J  Fifth  Ave.  Sooth,  MiimeapoliB. 


SIO 


AXn    BUS  INKS 


SIO 


91? 


(irigsby  &  Wilkes,  lawyers  and  real  estate,  P  O  block. 

<innit  Augustus  A,  lumber. 

Grout  A  A  &  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,  1).  T. 

MUSIC  HOUSE. 

Stcinwrtv  and  CUickerins 

"  Pianos. 

Estey,  and  Mason  i  Hamlin 

Organs. 

.\   OStop  Organ,   Elcg^aut 

Case,  SS.J. 

General  Agents  for  Dakota,  for 

Victor  School  Desk, 


10,000  in  use 

highe 
.,»-5  ariJC^^- 
;^  Sew-ing  Mf 


^  pay  the 
SCH0<1L 


Graves  &Taylor, 


GENERAL  DEALERS  1 


S^^E^wacio^  E:R©a 


TINW.AKH,  STOVHS,  1:TC. 

Phillips  Avenue,  Sioux  Falls,  D.  T. 

Colrinn    Pi    Ps'irryl'S    I^oofers  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
OdlUUn  06  Urygldj  workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


PDRP!/S"DV    ^'^^°''^  Cliina.      Glassware,    wholesale    ar.d 


J  retail.   E  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Mmneapoli 


SIO  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  SIO 


Henjun  &  Olson,  blacksmiths. 

Henry  Prof  L  D,  principal  public  schools. 

Herri'ck  Z  P,  blacksmith. 

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  fliarles  K,  General  Merchandise,  Agricul- 
tural Implements,  Grain,  Hides,  Pelts,  Furs  and  Lire 
Stock,  cor  Phillips  ave  and  10th. 

Howard  Charles  K,  county  treasurer. 

Howard  Mrs  L  H,  propr  Avenue  House. 

Howie  Matthew,  meat  market. 

Imelli  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 
Times. 

Kingsbury  Walter  R,  dry  goods. 

Knott  "Weorj^e  A  A:   Co,  Brewers. 

Krebs  James,  propr  Sioux  Falls  House. 

Lamb  Richard,   barber. 

Lampe  Charles,  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  3Ia- 
chines,    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- 


pendent. 

McKee  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- 


»  A  ^, 


nl        I     n^^b^  Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 


Brackett'6  Block,  MinneapoliE. 


SIO  AND    BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 


SIO 


Morris  Mrs  A,  propr  Central  House. 

MunJt  &  Kunerth,  general  store. 

*Munson  John  A,  photo-rapber.  ,  „       •  "^n, 

ill urrav  Janies   51,   Grocers  ana  Provisions. 

Murray  Richard  A,  lawyer.  ,  ,  ,     ,       -,-, 

Murrv  &  Norton,  wagonmakers  and  blacksmiths 

katesta  Charles  O.  county  clerk,  register  of  deeds. 

Nation  Robert  &  Son,  proprs  Cituens   Bank. 

Norton  Charles  L,  agent  bt  P  &  b  C  Ky. 

Norton  Rev  H  E  (Baptist). 

Obert  Mrs  W,  milliner  and  fancy  goods. 

Odell  John  W,  barber. 

Olnev  S,  phvsician. 

Opsal  Rev  Ho  (Norwegian  Lutheran). 

Parish  Levi  C,  barber. 

Parliman  &  Frizzell,  lawyers. 

Parmlev  Russell  G,  coal,  wood,  lime,  etc. 

VanXhs  Charles  A,  Propr  Wisconsin  House. 

Peck  Porter  P,  livery  stable. 

Peterson  J  P  &  Co,  meat  market  and  live  stock. 

Pettisrew  &  Swezey,  lawyers. 

Phillips  N  E  &  Co,  drugs  and  wall  paper. 

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. 

Rice  O  E  ifc  Co,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Riverside  House,  E  Price  propr. 

Roderick  Benjamin  F,  lumber,  grain,  etc. 

R<ignees  Gullick  H,  merchant  tailor. 

St  James  Hotel,  A  R  Booker  propr. 

Sammons  George,  general  store 

Schaet/.el  Jacob,  Jr,  Loans  and  Real  Estate. 

Schroeter  &  Peterson,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Scott  &  Bo vce,  tlour  and  feed.  «„„V,  T  itb 

Sharpe  EdAVin  ic  Co,  Pine  Lumber,  Doors,  Sash,  LatU, 

Builder's  Pa])er,  8th  nr  Radroad. 
Sioux  Falls  House,  James  Krebs  propr        ,  ,    ^     ,,  n^n.,!,!  & 
Sioux  Falls  Indepeiiclcnt    (Weekly),  McDonald  &. 

Sioux  Falts'Tinies  (Weekly),  Edwin  O  Kimberly  Ed 

SiourFallTwater  Power  Co,  James  H  Drake  pres,  Wm  H 
Bailev  sec  and  supt. 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices. 


M  H.  CRITTENDEU  4.  CO., 
Oor.  BJith  md  Sibley  BomU, 


.ir.^i    •.:,iU'I 


If  Yen  V/ant  a  Coniplefe  T""  ^''" """''"' ""•  '■ 


Gunn  &  Co.,  Minneapolis,  ICan. 


SIO 


HAKOTA    GAZETTEER  SIS 


SiscLo  Clayton  F,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Skewes  Henry,  meat  market. 

Smith  Daniel' F,  mortga.<;e  loans  and  real  estate. 

i>olie  Christ,  flour  and  tVed. 

Stites  G,  car]ienter  and  builder. 

Stone  A  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. 

U  S  Land  Ortice,  B  F  Campbell   recorder,    J    M    Washburn 
receiver. 

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 

>V  aters  Wm  C,  dry  goods  and  elothino-. 

AA  atson  Edward,  p"hvsician  and  suroeon 

Watts  Cyrus,  clerk  district  court     ° 

Webber  Charles  F,  abstracts  and  loans. 

Webber,  Shaw  &  Watson,  tlour  mill. 

W  eed  Guy  C,  collection  agent 

^y*;»'l<*  f;'»"''Jes,  Baker  and  Restaurant. 

W  ells  R  J,  law  and  loan  office. 

Weston  O  P,  county  coroner. 

Weston  &  Peterson,  furniture. 

Whitcomb  Charles  H,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith. 

^,\!  ;'.'  P^'*^':  ^^  '  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

W  ilkinson  Sever,  county  assessor. 

Willard  Orson  G,  laundry. 

Willey  Warner  E,  propr  "Commercial  Hotel  and  livery. 

\\  iHi.'ims  Brothers,  clothing,  boots,  shoes,  etc. 

VI  llliains  BSenry  D,  Propr  Williams  House. 

\V  ilhams  bamuel  J,  barber 

Winsor  C  H  &  F  H,  lawvers. 

Winter  George,  wines  and  liquors. 

Wisconsin  House,  C  A  Paulus  propr. 

W  isa  Frank,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

i  oung  Jackson  B,  pres  First  National  Bank. 

Zentel  John,  saloon  and  billiards. 


SISSETON  AGENCY. 
ency  in  the  Sisseton  and  Vt 
il  eastern  part  of  the  territc 

SnUFFFR^    R!?fiQ     Importers  of  Tine  Woolens,  No.  40 
OUIILFLUO   OaUOgi;.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mian. 


An  Indian  agency  in  the  Sisseton  and  Wahpeton   resi 
tion,  in  the  central  eastern  part  of  the  territory,  36  miles  1 


Hashow,h1aish&  Davis 


Cor.  2d  St.  and  Pifth  Ave.  Sont 
J  MinceapoUs,  Minn, 


SIS  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  SPE  919 

Ortonville,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  A  manual  labor 
boarding  and  a  day  school  are  conducted  here  by  the  govern- 
ment. There  are  1,500  Indians  on  the  reserv.a'tion,  which  is 
not  open  to  trade.  Tri-weekly  stage  to  Herman,  Minn.,  fare 
$.1.50,  and  to  Fort  Sisseton,  ^1.75.  Tri-weekly  mail.  E. 
P.  Clark,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ciark  E  P,  Agency  Clerk. 
Cussey  Charles,  U  S  Indian  agent. 
Morris  W  K,  principal  day  school. 
Paquin  C  O,  agency  physician. 
Robertson  Wm  M,  agency  storekeeper. 
Smith  H  B,  agency  miller. 
Tuckey  R  A,  principal  labor  school. 
Turritien  James  B,  agency  carpenter. 

SKJOLD. 

A  settlement  in  the  southeastern  corner  of  Deuel  county, 
16  miles  from  Gary  (c  h),  and  1-1  from  Canby,  Minn.,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Has  a  Lutheran  church  and  common 
school,  and  exports  wheat.  Mail  four  times,  weekly.  J.  C. 
Nesheun,  postmaster. 

SKUNK  LAKE. 

A  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. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

Evans  E  11,  constable. 

Pease  L  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 

SLATE. 

A  newly  established  postottice  in  Forsyth  county,  south- 
eastern part  of  the  Territory. 

SMITHVILLE. 

A  recently  established  postottiee  in.  Lawrence  county. 
Black  Hills. 

SPEARFISH. 

A  settlement  in  Lawrence  county.  Black  Hills,  150  popula- 
tion, on  Spearfish  creek,  a  feeder  of  tlie  Big  Cheyenne  river. 
Has  a  church  and  school,  saw  and  grist  mill,  hotels  and  sev- 
eral .stores.     Dailv  mail  and  stage  to  Deadwood. 


Solid  Bronze  Hardware,  s 


For  Private  Eesidencea  and  PuV 
"  BnildijiM.  KINGSBtJET  & 
DEAPEK,  35  E,  3d  St.,  St.  Paul. 


■.ri  J.I  ->^  V;  ■'   .-  r. 


nhfSrIpQ    Inh'IC'On    *^'°=^"y  ^"^^  Glassware,  513  Wasli- 
UIIUMOD  iUiSaJolilljington  Ave.   South,  MIMEAPOLIS. 

9-0  SPE  DAKOTA    GAZEITEEE  SPR 


BUSINESS   DIBECTORY. 

Blake  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Cashner  J,  saloon. 

Chute  &  Woodburn,  grocers. 

Gardner  &  Warner,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

I.OWn   W  B,   Creamery. 

Rogers  James,  hotel. 

Spear  D  H  &  Co,  livery  stable. 

Tambliu  George,  saloon. 

Tonn  Mrs  M  S,  general  store.  .  .   ' 

Tower  E  M,  saloon. 

Walk  &  Sciiuler,  blacksmiths. 

SPINK. 

A  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. 

SPIRITWOOD. 

A  station  on  the  N.  P.  Ry,  in  Stutsman  county,  10  miles 
from  Jamestown  (c  h),  335  from  Duluth,  and  358  from  St. 
Paul.  The  village  has  a  population  of  50,  and  they  are 
employed  m  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. 

SPLIT  ROCK. 

In  the  southeastern  corner  of  Minnehaha  county,  10|^  miles 
from  Sioux  Falls  (c  h),  and  5^  from  Valley  Springs,  the  near- 
est 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,  physician. 
Wreluw  Rev  T  (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  i  i    .   . 

Springfie 
and  daily  mail 


feed  mill,  several  hotels,  and  general  and  special  stores.     Tht 
Springfield  Time.i  is  published  here.     Daily  stage  to  Yankton, 


Hail's  Safe  I  Lock  Co.:j^«1Is:*.B::rp"^' 


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C.B.  THURSTON, 


Sole  Ag't  CANTOS  PLOWS,  Tiger  Rates, 
dall  Pulverizing  Hairows,  Trinmph  Seeder! 
bum  Wagons,  Bnggiea,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  S 


SPR  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  STI  921 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

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. 

Henderson  S,  jeweler. 

Hitt  T  M,  feed  mill. 

James  H  A,  lumber  and  hardware. 

Love  ^larv  E,  Hotel. 

McAuley  &  Hobb;^,  drugsrists. 

Mead  j"G,  Internationar  Hotel. 

Niles  G,  saw-mill. 

Poore  L  D  F,  publr  Times. 

Smith  F  J,  shoemaker. 

Smith  J,  barber. 

Stephens  J  H,  harness  and  furniture. 

Van  Curen  V  R,  blacksmith. 

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.  Fessen- 
den,  farmer,  postmaster. 

STAR  CORNER. 

A  farmhouse  postoffice  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Clay 
county. 

STEELE. 

A  newlv  established  postoffice  in  Kidder  county,  on  the 
line  of  the  "N.  P.  Ry. 

STENNETT. 

A  station  on  the  W.  &  St.  P.  extension  of  the  C.  &  N.  VV. 
Ry,  in  Spink  county. 

STICKNEY. 
A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Grand  Forks  county. 

AECHITE0T8,  Aoomjtloi,  Ewtijif 
tnd  VeDtilltion  Mre.'oll/  and  orf 
ntHj  amMfi,    tHi»wfoH«,  Uim. 


WILSONS  JORDAN, 


mr  di 


SPRING  ovEitCOATsrr:';iitrrz, 


r,  rarrington's,  Minneapolis. 


STU  DAKOTA    GAZKTTKER  SUN 


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  &  Greenside,  ])umps,  etc. 

fianilOll  Win  A:  Co,  General  Store. 

Jenkins  J,  saloon  and  restaurant. 

Murz  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. 

Atley  F  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. 

Machar  James,  farrier. 

Saunders  Puter,  blacksmitli. 

Sleplieil  l>avid.  General  Store. 

Withrow  Kev  W  S  pletho.list). 

Robert  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn-, 

Sola  Agents   for  tho  New  Orleins 
High  Life  Ci?ar8. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.'' 


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Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  i£-=-- 


and  eiclange  all  kindf 
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6th  Ave.S,,  llinaeapollB. 


iND    BUSINKSS    DIRECTORY. 


SWAN  LAKE. 

The  seat  of  Turner  county,  is  situated  in  the  southern  part 
thereof,  33  miles  northeast  of  Yankton  and  124  south  of 
I'arker,  the  nearest  railroad  point.  Population,  275.  It  has 
Episcopal,  Lutheran  and  Presbyterian  churches,  a  district 
school,  a  hotel,  several  general  and  special  stores,  and  wants 
a  steam  grist-mill.  Daily  stage  communication  with  Yank- 
ton, Parker  and  Mansfield,  tri- weekly  with  Turner,  Hay  Creek, 
Lincoln  Center,  Hooker,  Centerviflc,  Lodi,  Finlay,  Spring 
Valley  ;  semi-weekly  v.ith  Daneville,  Bluff  Centre  and  Meek- 
ling.     Daily  mail.     Joseph  Allen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Allen  Joseph,  general  store,  grain,  justice  and  hotel. 

Allen  &  Branch,  farm  implements. 

.Vlldrews  S  F,  Notary  Public  and  Pension  Agent. 

Andi-ews  S  F,  jr,  sheriff. 

Aurner  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). 

Dwyer  D  J,  constable. 

Fairchild  S  C,  plasterer. 

Fromer  Bros,  builders.  .  "      ■ 

Harrigle  C  B,  nurseryman. 

Hoyt  Rev  M  (Episcopal). 

Jorgenson  Jorgen,  blacksmith. 

Kennedy  E  C,  lawyer  and  notary  public. 

-Murphy  &  Peteruiau,  Druggists, 

Peterman  A  L,  phvsician. 

Pier  C  M,  county  clerk. 

Seifert  €3iar3cs   W,   Physician. 

y>iiuenson  R  J,  lawyer  and  notary  public. 

Zuver  Wm,  dentist. 

SWEDEN. 

A  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.  A  grist  mill  is  wanted  here.  Stage  to  Acton;  fare 
*1.     Tri-wcekly  mail.     Wm.  Mackenzie,  postmaster.. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Hiaken  O  A,  general  store. 
^I'OiIillen  G,  commission. 


Henry' 


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V»  I    UlUSU    V  {jlimUiUl^     Street,  MiiuieapollB,  iUiia 


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MON'  &   CO.,   Mianeapolii 

924  SWE  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  TRO 

Mackenzie  DonaUl,  blacksmith. 
Mackenzie   Win,  General  Store. 
Wright  11  J,  hotel  i)roiir. 

TABOR. 

A  farming  village  of  200  inhabitants  in  the  eastern  part 
of  Bon  Homme  county,  25  miles  from  Yankton,  the  nearest 
railroad  point.     Weekly  mail. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOKT. 

Janda  W,  general  store. 

Kofrauch  K,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 

TAOPI. 

•  A  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. 

TENDERFOOT. 
A  farmhouse  postoffice  in  Custer  county. 

TERRAVILLE. 

A  farmhouse  postoffice  in  Lawrence  county,  Black  Hills. 

THIELMAN. 
A  discontinued  postoffice  in  Armstrong  county. 

TIGERVILLE. 
j\  post  station  in  Pennington  county,  Black  Hills. 

TOGSTAD. 

A  special  supply  postoffice  in  the  southwestern  part  of 
Deuel  county. 

TOWER  CITY. 

A  station  on  the  N.  P.  Ry,  in  Kidder  county.  Express, 
N.  P.     Daily  mail. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Chapman  Edgar,  general  store. 

TROY. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Grant  county. 

JO  0  C        I  0  C5  n    Oldest,  Best  and  Cteapest.    New  Encland 
Q  J  U*"*  1  d  U  Ul  Mutaal  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Bo.ton.  J.J.WATSOh, 


Book-Binding, 


lor  County,  Township  and  City  Officers,  ia 

best  of  style  and  on  short  notiw,  at  F.  F.  HENNIG'S, 
Brackett's  Block,  ilinneapolia. 


ANT)    BUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY.  TUR 


TROY— Lawrence  County. 

(See  Central  City). 

TRYSIL. 

A  farmhouse  postoffice  and  stasre  station  in  Cass  county, 
16  miles  north  of  Fargo,  on  the  Red  river.  Wheat  and  grain 
are  exported  from  the  neighl)i)rhood.  Stage  to  Fargo,  Cale- 
donia and  Grand  Forks  daily.  Ole  Strandswold,  farmer, 
postmaster. 

TURNER. 

A  post  village  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Turner  county, 
6  miles  from  Swan  Lake  (c  h),  and  12  from  Finley,  the  near- 
est railroad  point. 

BCSrS-ESS    PIRECTfiRY. 

Fisher  -J  L,  flour  mill. 
Fulhviler  John  11,  hotel. 

TURTLE  RIVER. 

A  village  of  about  100  souls,  in  Belle\ue  township,  eastern 
part  of  Grand  Forks  county,  15  miles  from  Grand  Forks  (c  h), 
and  1^  from  Turtle  River  Landing.  A  steam  saw-mill  is 
located  here.  A  Presbyterian  church  is  in  course  of  erection, 
and  there  is  a  mixed  school.  The  village  has  2  hotels  and  2 
general  stores,  and  needs  a  grist  mill,  harnessmaker,  shoe- 
maker and  druggist.  Daily  st.age  to  Pembina  and  Grand 
Forks,  and  two  daily  mails.     August  Christiaui,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  riRECTORT. 

Christiaui  AllS^lls^t,  General  Store  and  Saw-Mill. 

Church  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. 

^IcGlinch  John,  blacksmith. 

Mason  Miss,  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. 

IRflM    PnniTirDO    M.   E   OEITTENDEN  &  00.,  Corner 
IllUn    nUUrLriOl  Bizth  ana  Sibley  Streets,  St,  Paul,  Minn. 


OBnU      I  our    UlQcrS  ^^^*  C  eaner^,,  nour  Packe^r3  ai:d  11:11  Mr 


ery,  to  W.  F.  Gnim  &  Co.,  Jlaaiieapolis,  Mini. 


TUR  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER 


TWIN  BROOK. 

On  the  western  extension  of  the  H.  &  D.  division  of  the 
C,  M,  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  the  western  part  of  Grant  county,  20 
miles  from  Big  Stone  City  (c  h),  and  21  from  Ortonville,  the 
most  convenient  shipping  point  at  present.  A  new  settlement 
in  a  rapidly  developing  section.  Weekly  stage  to  Water- 
town  and  Big  Stone  City.  Weekly  mail.  P.  J.  Petersou, 
postmaster. 

BUSIXKSS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbott  A  L,  insurance  agent. 
Wardell  Alonzo,  farm  implements. 

TYNDALL. 

A  station  on  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.  Ry,  in  the  southern  part 
of  Bon  Homme  county.  This  place  was  formerly  known  as 
Danbury. 

UNION. 

A  farm  house  postoffice  in  the  west  central  part  of  Cad- 
ington  county,  10  miles  distant  from  Watertown  (c  h).  Daily 
mail  by  stage.     J.  W.  Francis,  postmaster. 

UTICA. 

A  settlement  in  the  west  central  part  of  Yankton  county, 
9  miles  from  Yankton  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad  point. 

ULYSSES. 

A  newly  established  postoffice  in  Grant  county. 

VALLEY  CITY. 

The  seat  of  Barnes  county,  and  a  station  on  the  X.  P.  Ry, 
is  a  village  of  300  inhabitants,  situated  on  the  Cheyenne 
river,  which  here  affords  power  to  a  flour  mill.  It  has  a  pub- 
lic 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. 

QOPFrpPQ    PRR^    DEAPEE3  and  TAIIOES,  No.  4C 
UVllLrLllO    PtlUOi  East  Thiid  Street,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


Hashow,  Maish  &  Davis,  sHS'£°S£ 

VAL  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  VER  O'-'T 

Benson  C  A  &  Co,  hardware. 

Campbell  A  S,  physician. 

Carlson  M,  saloon. 

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,  Banker. 

Simons  &  Hangan,  farm  implements. 

Walker  Hiram,  flour  mill. 

Waughen  H,  blacksmith. 

Weiser  Joel,  general  store. 

Wold  Henry,  boot,  shoe  and  harnessmaker. 

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  here. 
Semi-weekly  mail.     Jerome  S.  Chandler,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Areher  C,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Chandler  J  S,  hotel  propr  and  stock  raiser. 

Parsons  C  E,  General  Store. 

Pauls  Dr,  physician. 

Thelleger  C  A,  constable. 

VERMILLION. 

The  seat  of  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  pic- 
turesquely situated,  prosperous  and  growing  town,  with  a 
population  of  1,500,  boa>ling  a  number  of  excellently  stocked 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

4  Sliarpe's  Machinists'  Tools.    35  Eaat 

Third  St..  St.  PanL 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


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PIpT I  JpCQ  frames  and  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOHN- 
riU  I  UuLUj  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  Minneapolis. 

928  VER  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  VER 

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  im- 
plement 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.  A 
creamery  or  cheese  factory  would  do  well  here.  Express,  Am. 
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,  Physi- 
cian and  Surgeon  and  City  Mayor. 

Burdick  &  Rowley,  physicians. 

Bushnell  George  W,  wagonmaker. 

Butler  Hepry,  photographer. 

Carr  Willard  P,  loans  and  real  estate. 

Carson  John,  carpet  weaver. 

Chandler  AVinthrop,  Propr  Vermillion SHouse,  near 
Depot. 

Charlin  A  J,  blacksmith. 

Combs  Ilerrick  T,  blacksmith. 

Copeland  H  A,  judge  of  ]irobate. 

Culver  Garry  E,  jn-incipal  jjublic  schools. 

Dakota  House,  .Jame<  (tIuu  propr. 

Dakota  KeiHlll>iican  (Weekly),  Frank  N  Burdick  Ed 
and  Propr. 

Dean  Walter  B,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Deming  Wm,  hardware  and  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. 

f^  A  RiO-FnS'H  General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  and 
ivHi  f\m  OlglOrUjLock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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SoleAg't  TIGEK  RAEES.Milburn'Wagona,  Bng- 
'  'IPttlveririEgHarrTO-s,  Triumph  Seed- 
Plows,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St,,  St.  Paol. 


VER  AXP    BUSINESS    DIKECTOEY.  VER  929 

IlnilMeil    Xicliolas,    Live    Stock,  Horsfs,   Agricultural 

Implements  and  Farm  ^lachinery.  • 

H:iywood  S  <fc  Son,  saddlery,  boots  and  shoos. 
Ileigeson  Alfred,  druggist.' 
Iiiman  D  M  &  Co,  bankers. 
Jensen  Carl  L,  physician. 
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. 
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  R  M,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Reeve  &  King,  general  merchandise. 
Rhodes  Charles  F,  painter. 
Robbins  Marcus,  lawyer. 

Rowley  M  M,  physician.  .    * 

Ruddock  Edward  J,  physician.  - 

Sahner  Gilbert  T,  drugs,  stationery,  etc. 
^haw  Calvin  H^  Postmaster. 
Shriner  Wm,  county  treasurer. 
Snyder  C,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Steward  James,  county  assessor. 

Thompson  &  Lewis,  flour  mill,  farm  implements,  lumber,  etc. 
Tvler  Romain  D,  confectioner,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Vaughn  Hora.'e  E,  blacksmith. 

Verinil!iO!l    SSon^^e,   W  Chandler  Propr,  nr  Depot. 
Veriiiiilioii     ?*«a5[<l:ird     The      (Weekly),    Judson 

Graves  Editor  and  Pr>>pr. 
Vincent  Felix,  saloon. 
Wakefield  Rev  S  (Universalist). 

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FINE  MERCHANT ^■i^EggllS'^ 

930  VER  IIAKOTA    GAZETTEER  VOL 

"Walker  Rev.  W  E  (Congregational). 

Wheeler  George  H,  barber. 

White  John  T,  jewelry,  notions,  stationery,  etc. 

VIRGINIA. 

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. 
Himfrertbrd  IJ  E,  Farmer. 
Olson  Hans,  farmer  and  stock  raiser. 
Olson  W,  farmer  and  stock  raiser. 

VOLGA. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  Ry,  in  the  southern  part  of 
Brookings  county,  and  a  village  of  400  inhabitants,  situated 
upon  the  Big  Sioux  river,  which  proffers  valuable  water 
powers.  It  has  a  Lutheran  church,  hotels,  general  and 
special  stores.  Exports,  wheat.  A  grist  mill  is  needed  here. 
Express,  Am.  Stage  to  Huron  and  Flandreau.  Daily  mail. 
E.  Nelson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Anderson  P  L,  harnessmaker. 

Ask  J   '^V.  General  Store. 

Bolgard  Peter,  wagonmaker. 

De  Graff  &  Co,  general  store. 

Drinker,  Snider  &  Co,  druggists. 

Farrington  J  P,  hotel. 

Harrison  A  D,  furniture. 

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  Bi'os,  hotel. 

Kicholls  W  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. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co 


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VOL  AXD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WAL  931 

Wilson  C  T,  hainessmaker. 
Wilson  Miller,  hotel. 

WAHBAY. 

A  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 
to  Watertown.     E.  P.  Owens,  farmer,  postmaster. 

WAHPETON. 

The  seat  of  Richland  county,  is  a  village  of  300  inhabitants 
on  the  Red  river,  opposite  Breckenridge,  on  the  St.  P.,  il.  &. 
M.  Ry.  Has  a  Catholic  church,  a  common  school,  2  general 
stores,  exports  wheat  and  banks  at  Fargo.  Daily  mail.  John 
Hotscherar,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIEECTOEY. 

Bergman  Rev  A. 

Courtney  M  J,  school  principal. 

Dow  Folsom,  lawyer. 

Falley  Sc  Pytitt,  Lawyers,  Real  Estate,   Collection    and 

Insurance  Agents. 
Fowler  S  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Kotseheran  J,  general  store. 
Kiaker  &  Mitscher,  general  store. 
Ullman  &  Chezick,  blacksmiths. 

WALHALLA. 

A  settlement  on  the  Pembina  river,  in  the  northwestern 
part  of  Pembina  county,  32  miles  from  Pembina  (c  h).  A 
steam  flour  mill  of  2  run  of  stone  and  saw-mill  are  located 
here.  Exports,  wheat.  Weekly  mail.  Miss  Ernestine  Mager, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Emmerling  George,  tlour  and  saw-mill. 
Jones  Wm,  meat  market. 
Mager  John  F.  Saw-Mill  Manager. 
Wendh  Erail,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

WALLE. 

In  L'psal  township,  southeastern  part  of  Grand  Forks 
county,  10  miles  from  (irand  Forks  (c  h),  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  E\-i)orts,  wheat,  oats,  potatoes  and  butter.  Two  mails 
daily.     Ole  Olsoin,  postmaster. 

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WALSHTOWN. 

A  settlement  in  the  central  part  of  Yankton  county,  11 
piiles  north  of  Yankton  (c  h). 

WALSHVILLE. 

A  farming  settlement  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. 

WANARI. 

A  farm  house  postofSce  in  a  rich  farming  and  stock  raising 
district  in  the  southern  part  of  Bon  Homme  county,  16  miles 
from  Bon  Homme  (e  h),  and  7  from  West  Springfield,  tiie 
nearest  railroad  point.  On  the  stage  route  from  Yankton  to 
Fort  Pierre.     Daily  mail.     A.  A.  Perkins,  farmer,,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTORY. 

McCollura  John,  blacksmith. 
Shultz  Abram,  blacksmith. 

WARNTON. 

A  settlement  in  Burleigh  county. 

WATERTOWN. 

The  seat  of  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  fann- 
ing machinery  depot.  E.xports,  grain.  Express,  Am.  It  :s 
the  center  of  "four  stage  routes,  and  has  a  daily  mail.  John 
J.  Monks,  postmaster. 

BUSIN'E.SS   DIRECTORY. 

Blackburn  cfc  Co,  blacksmiths. 

Itrndf'ord  \.  General  Store. 

Burchard  J  C,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Chittenden  A  C,  general  store. 

Dennis  W  ^I,  grocer. 

De«"ev  O  !•:  A:  Co,  General  Store. 

Geslev  «.t  Duxtad,  hardware. 

Goss  Charles,  dru--i-t. 

Hoskins  it  Oslier,  druggists. 

foreseeth    the    Evil    and    Insureth 

New  England  Mntcal  Life  In3ara-:ce  Co.  ol 
WATEON,  St,  Paul,  Gen'l  Agent  for  MinncE.t*. 


"A  Prudent  Erf? 


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F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Mannfactnrer,  Brack'rtt's  Block, 
Minneapolis,  Minn, 


WAT  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECtOET. 


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. 

Thomas  D  C  &  W  R,  lawyers. 

Weaver  A,  grocer. 

WATSON. 

A  small  settlement  in  the  central  southern  part  of  Cass 
county,  12  miles  from  Wheatland  Station,  on  the  N.  P.  Ry. 
Exports,  wheat.  Semi-weekly  mail.  Ed-win  Berresford, 
farmer,  postmaster. 

WESSINGTON. 

A  postoffice  in  a  fine  sheep  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.  A  mill  is  to  be  built  here  to  utilize  the  40  feet  fall  of 
Wessington  creek.  Population,  40.  Semi-weekly  mail  stage 
to  Mitchell.     Peter  R.  Barrett,  postmaster. 

WEST  POINT. 

A  recently  established  postoffice  in  Minnehaha  county. 

WHEATLAND. 

A  station  on  the  IST.  P.  R,  near  the  center  of  Cass 
county,  27  miles  from  Fargo  (c  h).  Has  ^Methodist  and  Pres- 
byterian churches,  a  public  scliool,  hotels,  and  several  general 
and  special  stores,  and  exports  wheat.  A  grist  mill  is  required 
here.  Population,  100.  Express,  Northern  Pacitic.  Mail 
twice  daily.     George  Brandenburg,  postmaster. 

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. 

M  H,  CRITTEfrOEN  &  CO., 

Ooi.  Biith  and  Sibley  Streets, 

St.  Paul,  Mian, 


Pilch  and  Gravel  Rotjfers. 


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Furmahora,  401  Waahiagton  Aveaae  South, 
MiiLaeapolia,  Mian. 


934  WIIE  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  WIN 

Gillespie  H,  hotel  and  saloon. 

Hadwen  R,  general  store. 

MeCorn  &  Ryan,  saloon. 

Murray  Wm  D,  builder.  .    , 

Said  P,   Hotel  Propr. 

Snow  Mrs  S,  hotel  and  livery. 

Stevens  Brad,  livery  and  real  estate  agent. 

Stone  W  F,  builder. 

Vinton  W,  lumber  dealer. 

WHEELER. 

A  village  of  about  300  souls  in  Charles  Mix  county,  on  the 
Missouri  river,  75  miles  from  Yankton,  with  which  it  has 
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.  Tri- 
weekly mail  stage  to  Yankton,  Fort  Sully  and  intermediate 
points.     J.  B.  Hassett,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Chamberlain  George,  hotel. 
Sperry  C  C,  general  store. 

WHITEWOOD. 

A  discontinued  postoffice  in  Lawrence  county. 

WICKLOW. 

A  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. 

A  settlement  on  the  line  of  the  extension  of  the  S.  M- 
division  of  the  C,  M  &  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,  post- 
master. 

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Ol/nLrtrio    PriUOi  East  Third  street,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


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Builders  of  City  Water-Torka 

for  frontier  towaa.   Cor.  2d  St. 

5  and  Fifth  Ave.  8.,  Miaueapolis. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY  YAN 


WITTENBERG. 

A  farm  house  postoffice  in  Hutchinson  county,  7  miles  from 
Olivet  (c  h),  and  the  s^me  distance  from  Menno,  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  The  James  river  drives  a  grist  mill  in  the 
neighborhood.     Daily  mail.     David  Bellon,  postmaster. 

WOLF  CREEK. 

In  the  southern  part  of  Armstrong  county,  10  miles  from 
Milltown  (c  h),  and  8  from  Menno,  the  nearest  railroad  sta- 
tion. 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). 

Walter  D:iriii$<,  Flour  Mill. 

"Walter  Elias,  blacksmith.  * 

Wnrz  John,  Miller. 

WORMS. 

A  postofiice  in  an  agricultural  settlement  in  Bon  Homme 
connty. 

WORTHING. 

A  village  of  about  50  inhabitants,  on  {he  C,  M.  &  St.  P. 
Ry,  in  the  central  part  of  Lincoln  county,  9  miles  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. 

BUSINESS    DIEECTOEY. 

Brown  W  K,  Blacksmith. 

Gerber  F,  hotel  propr. 

Hislop  W  F,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

LeavittL  G,  general  store. 

Madden  &  Gerber,  grain  and  stock  dealers. 

YANKTON. 

The  seat  of  Yankton  county  and  the  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 

Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Sharpe'B  Machinists'  Tools.    36  East 
Third  St,,  St.  Pad, 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Crockery  I  Glassware- "=- 


Wholesale  and  Entail.  CHAIL' 
.  JOHSSON,  513  ■Washinrt^n  Avr-' 
'J  South,  lUmffiAPOUS. 


936  YAX  DAJiOTA    GAZETTEER  YAX  I 

midst  of  a  prairie  country,  yet  surrouudod  on  every  sidu  l.\  | 

gently  sloping  hills.     Its  environment  is   enviable  ;  aroiiii'l  i;  f 

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.  't 

and    back    of     this     again,    the     rolling     lands    of     C'cdiir  ^ 

county.     All  this  vast  territory,  filling  up   with  astoundiii-  ' 

rapidity,  is  tributary  to  Yankton,  a  city  whose  civilization  i>  | 

mainly  of  Xew  England  origin.     It  is  "the  seat  of  the  tiTji-  | 

torial  government,  L".   S.  law  and  land  offices,  and  the    ru^i-  f 

dence  of  the  Governor,  chief  justice,  territorial  secretary,  and  | 

all  their  assistants.     It  is    the    rendezvous    of   the   Heets   of  i 

steamers  plying  the  upper  Missouri  river.     It  has  Congn-_M-  | 

tional.  Catholic,  Methodist,  Baptist,  Episcopal,  German  15:i|i-  | 

tist,  German  Reformed  and  Lutheran   (2)  churches,  a  nunilu  r  ? 

of    public    schools,  first-class  hotels,    social,    benevolent  aii.i  j 

fraternal  organizations,  many  elegant  stores  and  private  re<i-  « 

dences,  2  banks,  the  First  National  and  the  bank  of  Yankton.  « 

several  steam  flouring  mills,  a  hay-twisting  machine  (for  furl  i  |' 

factory,  agricultural  implements  works,  2  boot  and  shoe  fau-  | 

tories,  and   a  full  representation  of  all  the  leading  trades  and  |- 

professions.     The    i)a//y    Press  and  iJakotian,    the    weekly  s 

Herald  and  the  Freie  Press  are  published  here.     The  recLiu  | 

<;onsolidation  of  the  D.  S.  Ry   with  the  C,  M.  &  St.  P.,  fnr-  % 

nishes  Yankton  with  the  outlet  to  all  the  markets  of  the  smitli  I 

and  east,  while  the  Missouri  river  supplies  the  place  of  a  rail-  v 

road  to  the  west.     The  construction  of  a  railroad  up  the  val-  ; 

ley  of  the  James  (Jim  or  Dakota)  river,  is  one  of  the  events  ? 
of  an  early  future.  Taxation  in  Yankton  is  16  mills  on  tlir 
dollar.  Yankton  county  is  a  fine  agricultural  and  stock  raid- 
ing region,  and  is  becoming  densely  populated.  Stages  run 
from  Yankton  to  all  points  in  the  county,  and  the  city  i- 
the  postal  focus  of  a  large  part  of  southern  and  southeasti-ni 
Dakota.  Express,  Am.  Daily  mail.  A.  H.  Howard,  ii'i>t- 
master. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

Academy    of  the  Sacred   Heart,  in  charge  of    the  Sisters  of 

Mercy.  > 

Adams  Frank  ^V,  carriage  painter.  . 

Adler  «t  Ohlinan,  wholesale  liquors  and  tobacco.  "  \ 

Anderson  Nilcs,  general  store. 
Anable  &.  Kellry,  huuse  and  sign  painter. 
Bader  Josepll,  Propr  Minnesota  House. 
Baker  M  A,  county  sheriff. 
Balneat  John  H,  Ijoot  and  shoemaker. 
Bartelett  Owen,  barber. 
Bates  John  O,  clothing,  gents'  furiushing,  etc. 


Hall's  Patent  Infallible  »^S^i"sJc 


J  '""=^'^g°a3,Bcggie3,eto.,18W.3dSt.,St.Paal 

YAN  AND    BCSIXESS    DIRECTORY.  YAX  93  7 

: • 

r.nvless  Lott  S,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office. 

Ik'ilharz  John,  Macksmith. 

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  Wm  H,  supt  pnblie  instruction. 

Bradley  Henry,  propr  Bradley  House. 

Brniilble,  :»Iilier  «fe  Co,  Wholesale  Grocers,  1st  bet 

Douglas  ave  and  AValnut. 
Bray  Thomas  X,  meat  market. 
Brennan  Patrick,  meat  market. 
Brennan  Mrs  W  J,  dressmaker. 
Brinkerhoff  &  Jordan,  livery  stable. 
Bristoll  Wm  M,  principal  public  schools. 
Brod^rson  Charles,  Propr  Chicago  House,  Broadwav. 
Bronson  Frank,  grocer,  etc. 
Brooks  &  Bellinger,  carpenters. 
Brown  GeorQ:e,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Brown  W  HH.  dentist. 

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. 

The  Larsrest  Hotel  in  Dakota.    Thoroujrhly  Refitted  and  Newly 
Fnruished  Throutjhout. 

JENCKS'  HOTEL, 

Cor.  Third  and  Capital  Sts.,  Yankton,  Dakota. 
H.  F.  JENCKS  &  SON,  Prop'rs. 

Formerly  of  Depot  Hotel,  Sioux  City. 

-Located  in  the  Business  Part  of   the  City,  only  one  Block  from  Post 
Oace  and  Telegraph  Office.     Good  Samjile  Rooms      Head- 
quarters 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. 


;  (.ijiqiO  !-r;3  Ln:. IT  .-iO 


The  I  atoot  nQci«ynQ*^''''^®^°™^^*^''^'-^^'^°§^''='''- 

I  lie   Ldleol  UCOigilO     Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 

938  YAN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEEU  YAX 

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  U  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  A  Wether  Publr, 

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. 
Elderkin  Capt  Wm  A,  commissary  U  S  army. 
Espersen  Henry,  U  b  surveyor  general. 
Etter  D  F,  phvsieian  and  coroner. 
Excelsior  >IJ1S   €o,.I)    T    Bramble  Pres,    Wm   Min- r 

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. 
Fay  Gilbert  M,  lawyer. 
Felton  Samuel  K,  f)umps  and  windmills. 
Ferris  Leroy  J,  saloon  and  billiards. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Robert  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  M;=- 

SPECULTY-FuU  lino  of  Winei  »^- 

Liqaora  for  family  nte. 


Hashovv,?*1a!sh&  Davis,  & 


Are  Agonta  for  Hancock's  laspir- 

The  best  boiler  feeder  in  UFO, 
&  otb  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolia. 


YAN  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  "i'^X  939 

Fir-it  XalioilJll  ISailk,  JCMcVay,  Pres  WHMcVay 

Cashier,  cor  od  and  Walnut. 

Fo<]certy  John  M,  saddles  and  harness. 

Korster  John,  brewer. 

Foskett  John  L,  farm  machinery. 

Franklin  Wm  A,  physician. 

Gamble  Brothers,  lawyers. 

Gamble  Robert  J,  district  attorney  Yankton  county. 

Gamble  Samuel  P,  supt  Wyoming  Stage  Co. 

Cfardlier  Brotliers,^Vholesale'and  Retail  Farm  Ma- 
chinery, Agricultural  Implements  and  Grain,  cor  Doug- 
las ave  and  4th. 

Gardner  ^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. 

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. 

Hamann  Paul,  barber. 

Hammond  Frederick,  agent  Singer  Mnfg  Co. 

Hand  Geora,e  H,  Sec  of  Dakota,  Pennington's  Block,  3d. 

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  Wm  H,  mnfr  soda  water,  etc. 

Hirshstien  Ferdinand,  cigar  mnfr. 

Howard  A  W,  Books,  Stationery  and  Wall  Paper,  and 
Postmaster,  3d. 

Howard  Wm  M,  saddles  and  harness. 

Huber  Jacob,  wa<ronmaker. 

Jcncks   Hotel,    H  F  Jcncks  &  Son  Proprs,  cor  3d  and 
Caiiital.     {S^e  ,/,/>'.) 
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telvanized  Iron  GornicGS.  T'Z "  "^""^ 


,  3d  St.f  Mumeapolia, 


Headquarters  for  Crockery  "«C°'" 

940  YAN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  YAN 

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  Wm  R,  photographer. 

Kimenar  ^Irs  Mary,  dressmaker. 

KillC-ei  Fretl,"Propr  .^laddison  House,  Walnut. 

King  Ilt-iiry  J,  agent  Benton  Packet  line. 

Kramer  Wm,  agent  Am  Express  and  Wyoming  Stage  Co. 

Krudwig  Herman,  propr  Pacific  Hotel. 

Lavender  Albert  W,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Lindholm  Peter  L,  furniture. 

Liiltg'O  yi  I>,  Gravel  Roofing,  ;3d. 

Long  Charles,  saloon. 

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  Jaiue!^  C,  Pres  First  National  Bank. 

McVay  Wm  H,  cashr  First  National  Bank. 

Maddison  House,  F  Kincel  propr. 

Malbin  Edward  T,  livery  stable. 

Marshall  Thomas  F,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Martin  Mrs  S  C,  seam'stress. 

!Max  Jaool>,  general  store. 

Meistrik  Frruik,  morcliaut  tailor. 

JlereSiail'ts"'  Hotel,  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  man- 
ager, D  W  ^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. 

Morrow  Stanley  J,  photo<;rapher. 

Neff  Peter,  paints,  oils,  cigars,  etc. 

Neubaucr  Frederick,  blacksmith. 

Noonau  3Iiss  M  A,  dressmaker. 


NEW  ENGLAi^O  ")--->••--.-•- 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  C' 

atoa.    The  btst  Comnany  to  Insam  «" 
WATSON,  Gen'l  Agent,  ST.  PAOL,  M:. 


Rlank-Rnnlf  Q  ^^'^'^^^^^red  forEanks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 

DIQIm     l/UUl\0  tioM,  at  low  rates  and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.F.ffEinaO 


YAX 


YAN 


Norris  John  L,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Xovotny  John,  saddles  and  harness. 
Nuherg  Peter  J,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith. 
Olfson  Ole,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Osborn  &  Everson,  carpenters. 
Otto  Charles,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Pacific  Hotel,  Herman  Riidwio-  propr. 
Parmer  L  D,  drv  sroods,  noti.,iis,  etc 

Peir    JosepSi;    (Successor   to    Peir    &  Luebke),    Hides, 
•         i^%    ,"''*'       "''''  leather.  Tallow,  Shoemakers'  Tools 
and  Hndings,  Rubber  and  Leather  Belting,  Etc,  Yank- 
ton, 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  ».t  ^Vood,  watches,  clocks,  etc 
Pray  3Irs  I,  hair  o-oo.is. 
Press  and  Dakotaian  (Daily  and  Weekly),  Bowen  & 

Kiugsburv,  Publrs.  :3d. 
Raymond  W  B,  U  S  Marshal. 
Redaelli  John  P,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Reinhardt  Win,  city  marshal. 
Reister  S:  Baessler,"  general  store. 
Keitzell  Cyrus  J,  agent  St  Croix  Lumber  Co. 
KieiiartNou    Charles  I.,  Head  Light  OD,  cor  Pine 

and  10th. 
Richey  E  E,  hardware  and  stoves. 
Roberts  George  W,  real  estate  and  justice. 
Kobison  Henry  \V,  barber. 

Ro.ssteilscheS'  CharScs  F,  Propr  City  Brewery. 
Kudd  Ht-nry,  blacksmith.  ■>  t-  j  . 

St  Croix  Lumber  Co,  C  J  Reitzell  agent. 
'Sampson  Louis,  feed  mill, 
^ampsou  Ole,  county  commissioner, 
^inborn  J  R  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. 
^fhaiideiu  Adolph,  Crockery  and  Glassware,  cor  3d 

and  broadwav. 
Schnaidt  J  &  Co,"hanlware  and  stoves 
^chnauber  Frederick,  county  treasurer. 
•Vhnell  John,  barber. 
Sehoe  Frank,  saloon  and  restaurant. 


SLATE    ROOFERS    ^'  ^  ^^^^^^^^^  ^  ^Q.,  comer 


I  Sixth  and  Sibley  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Mi 


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If  You  Wan!  a  Conipista  r:i  cr™X".;i 

942  YAN  DAKOTA    GAZETTEER  YAN 

Schorogge  Ilonuan  A,  miifg  confectioner,  fruits,  etc. 

Scliore^il'e  IVlll  F,  Lawyer.  Notary  Public  and  Col- 
lection Agent,  Pennington's  Block. 

Schroder  &  Bates,  hardware  and  farm  implements. 

Selinger  Raymond,  saloon. 

Semple  &  ^[unroe,  house  and  sign  painters. 

Seydel  Peter,  farm  implements. 

Shannon  Oliver,  lawyer. 

Shannon  Peter  C,  chief  justice. 

Sharp  Major  Alexander,  paymaster  U  S  army. 

ShnrtlefF  Levi  L,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Smith  Harris  D,  Barber,  Capital. 

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  &  Barber,  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  G  Bayless  recvr. 

Vance  Wm  B,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Van  Cott,  Clark  &  Co,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Vanderhule  G  W  »&  Co,  druggists. 

Van  Velsor  J  B,  physician. 

Wagner  George,  guns,  ammunition,  etc. 

Wagner  Llenry,  wines  and  liquors. 

Ward  James  A,  lawyer. 

Weber  Eugene,  drugs,  wall  paper,  paints,  etc. 

Weeks  John  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

1Velll>aiilll   •&;  Becker,  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. 

CDUr^lTOQ    DPflQ     ^^"^  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  4C 
OUnLlLllO    DllUOi  E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mini;. 


riashow,  Maish  &  BaviSj'^^S^iS^^' 

YAN  AXD    BL'SIXESS    DIRECTORY.  ZIS  943 

NVUi'OX  &  Seward,  carpenters. 

Wilcox  &,  Williams,  grain  and  farm  implements. 

Williams  Benjamin  S,  clerk  supreme  court. 

Wiun  tfe  Buckwalter,  hardware  and  farm  machinery. 

Wise  Bros,  clothins:,  hats  and  caps,  etc. 

Wright  E  L,  feed  mill. 

W  U  Tel  Co,  Wm  B  Lower  manager. 

Wvman  &  Ward,  meat  market. 

Wyoming  Staire  Co.  S  P  Gamble  sup't. 

Vhllktou  Bank,  Edmunds  &  Wynu  Proprs,  Broadway. 

Yankton  Bottling  Works.  W  H  Heselton  propr. 

Zemlicka  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors. 

YELLOW  BANK. 

A  postofSce  on  the  eastern  line  of  Grant  county,  6  miles 
from  Big  Stone  City  (c  h). 

YORKVILLE. 

A  settlement  of  20  souls  in  Brown  county  (yet  unorgan- 
ized), 80  miles  northwest  from  Watertown,  the  nearest  rail- 
f'lad  point.  Serai-weekly  mail  stage  to  Watertown,  Firesteel 
and  Jamestown.     Eliza  A.  York,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

York  W  B,  hotel  propr  and  real  estate  agent. 
ZISKOV. 

A  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 
txports  stock  and  general  farm  produce.  Semi-weekly  mail 
stage  to  Yankton  and  Tabor.     T.  H.  Mehriug,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 

N'icle  John,  boots  and  shoes. 
Nov.ak  Alois,  blacksmith. 
IV-terka  Frank,  bouts  and  shoes. 


c^  UTio:x. 

Pay  uo  money  iu  ailvaiice  to  itinerant  lUrectory  Cauyass- 
•T.'*.  ■<»  are  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. 
H.   L.   ruLJC  (/•  CO. 

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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 

TvrerAM.r 

Wheeler  EO&RB Austin 

Smalley  P  J Caledonia 

Talleiil  A:  Seri- 

btT  (St'e  ii'lr).  ..Deadwood,  DT 

Blaisdell  &  Piatt Fairmont 

Bri-rgs  &  Elders Fargo,  J)  T 

OMulcahy,     Cashel     >k 
Murph}- Faribault 

Iliiiitin's^ton  Eii;;eiie, 

{Se  <(rfr) Flandreau,  D  T 

Knight  d:  Dean Glencoe 

Pickit  Daniel Henderson 

Converse  I  D Jackson 

Moore  George  R " 

^'are  S  E.  ." Kasson 

Curd  EM Lake  City 

Ek>trom,  Koerneri  Co.Litehtield 

Hall  Jt  Brewster Mankato 

Van  Fleet  &  How :Marshall 

Abbott  i:  Son Miuucapolis 

Chowen  &  Byant 

Kobinson  Charles.  ... 

B'lndock  k  Kline Ortonville 

WiUiston  &  Joss Red  Wing 

Blivs  Bros Rochester 

>lttin7.er  Jacob St  Paul 


iloore  i-  Bennett Sauk  Centre 

Free  i  Polk Sioux  FaUs,  D  T 

Webber  C  F •' 

Lewis  S  J Vermillion,  DT 

Thorpe  &  Perkins WUlmar 

Fellows,       Rebstock       & 

Clarke Winona 

Harris  C  J  B Yimkton,  D  T 

Agricultural   luipl's. 

Cavanaugh  Wm Adams 

Olsen  Gullie " 

Thompson  P  &  Co Adrian 

Albert     Lea     Foundry 
and  ilachiue  Shop.  ..Albert  Lea 

Gulbrandson  Bros 

Mitcliell  &  Hoffman. .  . 

Nelson  Hans 

Powell  G  E 

Ruble  &  Greene 

Sherwin  S  N 

Paulson  Jacob Alden 

Pfeffer  Charles •' 

Cowing  T  F Alexandria,  DT 

I   Walker  Robert... 

I   Wilson  H  H 

I   Barsness  O  N Anderson 

i    Mclnto-h  J  B Anoka 

1    Sperin  E  P Audubon 


Fire-Proof  Doors  I  Shmiers.  I 


SELDEN  &  GKTGLA, 

114  Nonii  Third  Stresl, 

aueapolis,  Mianeiola. 


Lamp  Goods, 


Table  Cutlery  and   Plated  y.v.e,  at  C!;.--. 
Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^  ^asLiagtcn  At 


AGR 


rEbOTA    AND    DAKOTA  AGR 


A§^riciiltiiral   laiipr^. 

(Continued.) 

AyersO^car Austin 

Brown  W  I •• 

Gratton  E  J 

Jahrcn  A  0 

Johnson  &  Smith  (Af 

adc,  page  60) 

Jones  Ira 

Keenan  J  iV  X 

Nelson  Bros " 

Smith  D  B '.'...      " 

Forbes  A Avoca 

Rowan,  Johnson  &  Christ- 
man 

Casult  J  C Biidus   D  T 

Caine  W  H Baruesville 

Jordan  Thomas Belle  Plaine 

Weibeler,    Schmidt  ifc 

Hally 

Cosgrove  Jlichael Benson 

Jacobson  it  Brown "  •• 

Knudson   Thomas 

Tliornton  Arthur 

Thornton  FM •• 

Cherry  &  Leach Big  Lake 

Cherry  it  Leach Big  Stone 

Movius  Brothers, 

Big  Stone  Citv,  D  T 

r^Per  C  F Bird'Lsland 

Bowler  Major  J  M.... 
Bailey   I>   I    A; 

Co   (Set  ndr). . .  .Bismarck,  D  T 
Thurjitoii  W  II 

&  Co  (.'ve- ,-./;■).. 
Deudon  Frank  . . .  Blue  Earth  Citv 
McArthurGD....  ■• 

South  E  D,.tBro.. 

Phelps  Ransom Brtckenrida;e 

Sanborn  J  C  ifc  Son . . .  Browu=dale 

McLaren  A Brownsville 

Bartlett  &  Bordwell.  .Browutown 
Cochrane  &  Cosgrove 

Johns  SB 

Abbott  Thomas Caledonia 

Clark  J  P  d- Bro. . .  . 

Dorival  E  P 

Sprague  AD 

Swensou  it  Erickson f'anby 

Greaves  John Cannon  Falls 

Higham  S  ct  Bro 

Van  ('am|M.n  H  A. . . 

Rudolph  U  A Canton.  DT 

Hebei^en  it  Peterson Carver 

Knoblauch  Anton  

Crasswell  Wm Cassclton,  D  T 

Norrish  &  Wood. . 


Strellow  it  Fisher. 

Finntcan  P  II Clms'.., 

Brilcy  W  L CliiitiM 'a 

Lombard  A  il 

LovellKB ■• 

Iloltoit  CCA  Co, 

Corn     Shellers    {See 

adc) ChicaL'o   1:; 

McDenuott  D  F Cl..nt  .rl 

Moorcs  A  P C.k,,'.. 

Vroman  H  M  it  Son, 

Crook  City.  I)  T 

Moser  it  Moeckel Crook>t..;i 

Quiun  it  Co 

Stone  X  Pit  Co 

Green  C  F Current  I.:ik.- 

Johnson  P I):i~->  '. 

Caster  A- Panly DcGr;,:! 

Ball  3IiQer WV.vj.. 

Gifford  C  S Dell  Rapias,  1)  T 

Martin  it  Scriver 
Richardson  J  R.. 

mineG  A 

Phinney  J  H Detroit  Cilv 

Gaskell  J  L Dcxlir 

Ingalls  John Dodse  Centre 

Smith  A  X 

McGowan  J, Donnelly 

Bas^ett  J  B Douglas 

Miller  H ■■ 

Cummincrs  H Easle  Lak.> 

Slade  W  K  it  Co Eden,  D  T 

Hobart  J  &  Co Egan,  D  T 

Kramer  JI Elba 

Richardson  H  G  &  Co EL-in 

Coverdale  John. .  .  .Elk  Point.  D  T 
Hoffman  Michael. . 

Murphv  Hans 

L'phaniG  B Elk  River 

Russell  C  P..- Eyota 

Johnson  it  Martin Fairmont 

Price  A- Lee 

Sharp  Cecil 

Barrett  A  Co Fnriro.  D  T 

McLaughlin  J  R 

Modlaud  Jens  G 

Peterson  A-  Thomson. 

Bishop  H  II Faribault 

Cavanauch  A- Co 

Cottrell  J  C  X 

Howard  HC 

Morau  Bros " 

Wall  S  P 

Wood  C  A 

Chapel  E  J FarminL'ton 

Van  Valkeuburg  Hiram 
Brandenburg  A Fergus  Fall'- 


Haii'sSaf 


■^Q  ^*  \  C't''}^  Pi    ^-^^-'J^'fautuiers  of  Fire  and  Bur::- 
U  &*  LUOtV  UUi  lar  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Mina. 


CB-THOHSTON 


Sole  Ag't  MILBURN  WAGONS,  Tii-er  Rakes,  Ran- 

dall  PalTeri:in;  Harrows,  Triumph  Seeders,  Cac- 

J  toa  Plows,  Bugrios,  etc.,  18  W.  Sd  St.,  St.  Paul. 


AGR 

BUSINKSS    DIRECTOUY.              AGR 

047 

Cole  &  Shatto 

indreau,  D  T 

. .  Forest ville 
.  .Franconia 
Fulda 

Altnow  F  J  &  Co 

Donahue  &  Co 

Poehler  H  .t  Co 

Zimmerniuun  &  Gerkt 
Amunds.m  .fe  Walters 
ClojuePH 

.Henderson 

Springer  G  G  A  Co  . 
Carter vt  Youiul...Fl 
Dickson «t  Few.... 
Martin  C  C 

. .  .Herman 

MeiglienF 

Vitalise 

Davis  W  A 

HodgsonTC - 

Sraith.J  T 

Terry  Alfred " 

Tcrrv  &  Radent                          " 

Smith  C  V  &  Co 

SchnellAM 

Dodge  &  Co 

Moore,  Cummins  &  C 
'ti.ss 

KirklandA  Son 

Toriierson  A  J 

ChifdsE  A 

.  .Gary,  D  T 
....Gleucoe 

..JauesviUe 
ir- 

SambornF  H 

ShawFAV 

Brewer  DO 

Little,  Storing  >.t  Co. . 

Hoenckc  &•  Albrecht 

SchnellAM - 

Kasson 

Wadsworth  H  &  Co 

....       •■ 

...Gleuville 
...Glyndon 

Striker  G  W 

Staffer  HD 

Andrews  Bros 

Miles  GF&  Co 

Whiter  Lvon 

Parkhurst  j  C 

Blinn  H  H  i-  Bro. . . . 
T.nndsverkO  J 

!;;:keiiocrg 

. . .Kenyou 

McKinlav*  Millard.  ( 

Joodwin.DT 
dForks.DT 

and  Meadow 
Sranite  Falls 

t  Centre,  D  T 
.Grove  City 
. . .  Hancock 
.   ...Handy 

...Kinn-ston 

Collins  Thomas,  Grai 
McLaughlin  S  W 

Woodford  &  Gibb. .  .Lake  Benton 
Bartlett  it  Wilson            Take  Citv 

MversLSi-  Co. 
Peterson^  Thom- 

Murray  <t  Barton 

Neal,  Snow  it  Co.... 
Richardson  Bros..    .  . 
Rosrers  C  F  it  Co  ... . 

LohmannJ  W  

Berg  0  1 

Mils  J  S 

■' 

Spro.it,   Ormiston 
&Co 

Lake  Elmo 

Steele  Luke  .t  Co 
Witt  &  Winter... 

.Lake  Park 

Bentley  Wm ,Gr 

Carson  J  R 

GoodeuowSct  Son.. 
Johnson  &  Neste.... 

Jones  C  Lit  Co 

Paddock  &Lvnu.... 

Nelson  XP 

Potter  W  S 

Kemp  J  0 

Miller  E 

Cochrane  it  Cosgrove 
DoeschcrTH 

.Lamberton 
..Lanesboro 
..  .Langdon 
...Leedston 
. .  Le  Sueur 

Lockwood  &  Pettis. 

Hansen  Pit  Co     . 

Gran 
Hooper  Isaac  .&  Co. . 
Brevigi  Erickson.. 
BirkettM 

Gensnier  &  Xeumann 

Sidow  Bros 

Flynn  .^I  J  it  Bro  . . . 
Gordon  J  W 

...Lewiston 
.■.Litchfield 

Griflin  S  H 

Johnson  it  Anderson  . 
Scarp  J  P 

Bnindt  J  C 

...Hartland 
Hastings 

Christopherson  C 

Baker  C  A 

Chaple  E  J 

Gardner  AMeloy.... 
Hliodes  J  J  A:  Co 

Swausen  Xels 

Flvun.  Paine  it  Co... 

Hall  FD  it  Co 

Hes-iel  J  C 

.Little  Falls 

Willard  C  S 

Battelle  M  F 

Spauldiu""  H  C 

Low  ville 

Smith  CR 

Truax  A  H 

Truax  D  W 

Van  Slyke  John 

Stoned:  Wold 

Wilson  W  H     .               ..        ■• 

WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


ARCHITECTS.  Accoostics,  Heatin- 
and  Ventilation  carefnlly  and  c:r- 
rectly  arranged.    Minnea],.'!:-^  Mi-  _. 


G.  F.  FARRINGTON 


Exclusive  Merchant  Tailor,  239 
J  Nicollet   Avenue,    Mlnneapolia. 


94S 


AGR  MI.NNESdT.l 


PAKOTA 


AGR 


A§:rieiiltiiral  Impl'st. 

(Continued.) 

Bisbee  &  Olson Madelia 

Bradford  G  A 

Davis  OH 

Estes  Brothers " 

YatesBG " 

Wadsworth  J  G Madison,  D  T 

Aultman  C Mankato 

Brewster  G  H 

Davis  tt  Dean 

Gebhard  iS:  Schweitzer.  .  . 

HallJX 

Howard  H  C 

McC'ormick  Harvester  Ma- 
chine Co 

Mankato  Mnfg  Co " 

Meagher  J  F 

North  Star  Plow  Works. . 

Shaubut,  Hodgson  tt  Co, 

Gates  J Mapleton  Station 

Sprague  J  M 

Gardner  Bros Marion,  D  T 

Addison  R  M Marshall 

Addison  &  Garv 

Hatlestad  O  H ." 

Laythe  S  W 

Watson  J  P 

Miller  C  H Marshtield 

Paulson,  Rverson  >.t 

Co '. Mavville,  D  T 

Natista  J Medarv.  D  T 

Hockert  P Milierville 

Altman  C  &  Co Minneapolis 

Beardslev  EC 

Christian  &  Deiin 

Clark     &    Mafk- 
roth, 

Jona.sWmH 

Kirkwood  Hugh 

MinneapolisHarvester 
Works 

Minneapolis        Plow 
Works 

monitor  Plow 
■Works  (.fe  i7<fr). . 

Shatto  C  W 

Starkweather  GE.  ... 

Barkpy  L  H Minnesota  Falls 

Kremerifc  Apley.. Minnesota  Lake 

Crane  G  J Montevideo 

Crane  tV  Muri^hv 

Nettleton  P  B  ..C- Co. . 

Taylor  WM 

Kreis  Sc  Adams Mouticello 

Houser  J Montrose 

Krau>e  C 


Bowe  &  Co Moorhead 

Amundson  &  Walders Morrif 

Cowing  &   Mars 

Good  J  D " 

House  ife  Webber " 

Moore  &  Kenner 

Soule  S  H Mountain  Lake 

Strand  H  B New  Buffalo,  D  T 

Laughliu  &  Palmer,  New  Richland 

Bonne  W  >.t  Co New  Rome 

Beussmann  H  H New  Ulm 

Bonne  W  ct  Co 

Mullen  Michael 

Peterson  PW 

Peterson  S  D " 

Makwell  Jt  Bauer.  Nordland,  D  T 

Howard    B 

¥  &  Co.  .North  Branch  Station 

Rucke  N  C 
(agent)  . . 

Bow^man  <fc  Clav Northfield 

Bushnell  &  Hibbanl... 

Henderson  W  R " 

QuarameJ  O 

Sibbison  David 

Trussell  Salma " 

Heibesen,  Patterson  ifc  Co, 

Norwood 
,    Holzuuer  A Oakdale 

Benoloken  F Oak  Station 

I   Pav  BE Oakwood 

!   Bradburv  W  H  . .  .Oakwood,  D  T 

I   BeardsleV  D  L Odessa 

,   Walter  Oc  Diebold " 

Cross  Sterling Ortonville 

Dassel  Bernhard 

Moore  &  Kenner " 

Wood  Bros 

Sargent  G Osakis 

Buxton  d-  Slaid Owatouna 

Fenno  E  R  

Hotchkiss  Seth 

Howe  T  J  &  Co  (mufrs) 

McLaughlin  N  C 

Whipple  &  Gage 

Crouch  B  P Parker,  D  T 

Wagner  C 

Johnson,  Holmes  & 

Driscol! Pembina,  D  T 

West  G 

Johnson  C  C Peterson 

HoweCR Pickwick 

Burt  &  Cole Pipe  Stoue 

Carpenter  it  Phillips.. 

French  Rilev 

Gnodnow&'Gcorge... 

Stewart  Bros 


CO 
TO 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.- 


31  Robert  Street,  ST.  PAOU 
foryoarCh!impagn,.aa:iil 
other  Wmos. 


Ju'     W 


Hasliow,MajS(i&  Davis 


Are  A?ent3  for  all  kinds  of  Ma- 
cliinerT.    Cor.  2il  St.  anil  Fifth 
J        Ave.  Sonth,  Mirmeapolia, 


AGR 

BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY.             AGR                  949 

Wiger  R  I 

Pipe  Stone 

Tliur»toii  C  B  (.'~'''  "''" 

St  Paid 

Welch,  I'arley& 

Tusler,    Goucher 

&    De- 

Co ... 

Troll  &  Bliss 

Prague 

Carlson  Andrew. . 

Si  Peter 

Ford  W  W&  Son.... 

. . .  Preston 

Mason  Joseph. . . . 

Gratton  M  T 

Rounseville  W  H. 

Peterson  C 

Dinkle  ^t  Stevens. 

..Sauk  Centre 

Brooks  EW 

.Red  AVing 

Hinman  <t  Lord.  . 

DowniniT  R  H  &  Co. . 

Howard  J  R 

HighamSi  Bro 

Ekdahl  C 

Scandia 

Rose  J  G  

Shen;\-ood  C  L 

Chadds&Bros... 

.Scotland.  D  T 

Far.soHB Redi 

vood    Falls 

Covin  A-  Grant... 

Gordon  Bishop.. . 

Foskett  J  L 

LairdA-Dornherg. 

Simmons  &  Ortt.. 

ChewningRJ.... 

Shakopee 

Zwick&Rigbv... 
Nichols  J  B. .". .     . 

Rice  Lake 

Dean  J  A     . 

Smith  TC 

Clark  A  S 

.Rochester 

Christianson  G  T. 

Silliards 

Clark  GM 

Edgar  John 

Sarson  E 

Boyce,    Fairbank 

&  Co                 S 

Hymes  H  R  &  Co 

McCabeTO 

oux  Falls,  D  T 

RolierLson  Bros 

Howard  C  K.... 

Vedder  A  D 

Larson  Edward 

■Williams  &  Peirce... 

Leavitt^t  Vincent 

.' 

"iounsifc  Holmes 

..Rovalton 

Strinsham  &  Gil- 

Desmond J  M 

.Rusbford 

lette 

Johnson  S  A  ct  Co. . . . 

.  St  Charles 

Thompson  K.... 
Van  Eps  Wm . . . 

McEIhaney  &  Ackerman 

Pike  NX 

" 

. . .  Sleepy  Eye 

Sidow  Bros 

Couthard  &  Hunts 

Fulmer  \  B 

St  Cloud 

Hammerel  >.t  Weber.  . 

Russell  D  I 

Parsons  S  H 

CovelUt Grant.  ..S 

prinstield,  D  T 

Rollin  John 

Heffner  Bros 

^VingJ  E 

Chapman  T  M. . . . 

..Spring  Valley 

Clark  S  C 

. .  St  .James 

Cu.sick  Peter 

Herrick  S  F  i  Co. . . . 

Whitman  &  Brown 

McLean  J  R  i  Co. . . . 

Donaldson  R  S. . . . 

Stewart 

Boardslev  &   Brownell 

...StOlofl 

Gillespie  J  D 

Benson,  Bates  &  Co.  . 

...St  Paul 

Hall  A  J  ..t  G  W 

BuforU  li  D  &  €o 

(.S.f 

Foster  H  L 

Stillwater 

U(h.troulo,>:er) 

Seymour,   inaliiii   & 

Itin  Matthias 

Co   (.Si'f  „dr).  . . 

FHrwell    Oeorge 

L, 

Allen  &  Branch..  !- 

wan  Lak-j,  D  T 

(•V^  adr) 

Fuller  &  .Johnson 

Evans  D 

Tracy 

Kneutson  Kneut 

Reiersen  K 

PilkinL'-t.,u,  BuM-b  .V  t 

x. 

Warden  A Tw 

in  Brooks.  D  T 

>»«  l*i!!il  A:;!!«ulUiial 

B(jckas  Bros  Jl-  Storv Tvler 

W  :iri-lioci<^c  (S, 

i('r. 

Benson  C V 

dlev  Citv.  D  T 

Simons  A;  Hangan 

St  Paul  Harvester  Works.       - 

Dcniinc  Wm....\ 

-ermillioM.  D  T 

Ntndwitb  Mnfg  Co... 

Finley  KB 

GaivBiiized  Iron  Window  Caps.  It! 


&  Gryg-la. 

ThL-d  St.. 

llinncapoUsiKinn. 


P  P  n  P  !/ P  R  V    ^-^^^^  China.-    Glassware,   wholesale   and 
U  II  U  U  l\  L  n  I  )  retail.    E  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Minneapolis, 


950 


AGR 


. KSO TA 


ARC 


Ag:riciiltiiral  IiiiplN. 

(Coutiuued.) 
Hanson  Nicholas.  Vennillion.  DT 

Bullar.i  A:  Butler Verndale 

Keith  V Vol-a,  DT 

Loonii'i  N  C " 

Fuller  .t  0>tran(ier Wadena 

PtakeC-  H •• 

Fitch  .T  H Walnut  Station 

Wel)liirC  L..      .. 

Munt/.r  H  C Warren 

Brou;rhton  \-  Wilson Waseca 

Craven  Milton 

Muedekiuir  A  II.  aireut. ... 

Parmclee  \t  ■\Vright •• 

Shorn  in  tt  Ilawkes 

White  J  (■ •■ 

Meriman  it  Ilalsren.  ..Watertown 
ilonks  it  Wi^er^  .Watertown.  D  T 

Carlton  -.v  Hoberts Wuterville 

StoweML 

Quin  Wm  \-  Bro.  ..Waverly  Mills 
Biirko    J     1»    (.N.(     a,l«, 

page  Ta-j) Wells 

Eckenl)€ck  A  F •• 

Kleven  O  O Wfst  Brook 

Brandenber?  G. .  .Wheatland.  D  T 

Robbing.  Rice  &  Co Williuar 

Spicer.  Larson  &  Co 

WhiteCL 

Zevatson  Erick Windom 

Allen  Wni Winnebago  City 

Deudou  Frank. . . 
ilcArthur  Jc  Mer- 

win 

Wallace. I  S 

Gensmer  it  Newman Winona 

Kirch  .IB 

Miller  Charles •• 

Rvan  Wm " 

ifcSherry  .1  A Woo.Ntock 

Forbes  Azom Wortliinicton 

Rice  Ezra 

Shepar.l  H  C  .t  Co.. 

Thompson  Peter 

Tombler  t  O Wvomius 

Foskett  .1  L Yankton,  D  T 

Ganlner  Bros 

Hansen  it  Haywood 

Michenor  EC 

Seydel  P 

WenzlalT.IC 

Wilcox  it   William'^ 
"Winn  itBuckwalter 
RaitalM.uL'b  N  C. ..  .Zunibro  Falls 
Barteau  S  B Zunibrota 


Mason  Bros Zumbroia 

Person  George 

Aiiiii!>eiiient  —  l»laei-» 
of. 

(.Se  Opera  Uoustx.) 

.iiiintuiiif  ion. 

{See  Gum  di.ti  Aniiwinition.) 

Aiiiarist. 

Eastman  O Kingston 

Archery  (lioocU. 

SpaUlin-  A  G  it  Br..^, 
lis  Randolph  st  i.>y«' 
ti'lr) Chicago,  111 

Arch  if  eel  Si. 

Motzfeld!  A All*rt  Lea 

Uaiti('!«>  (.V  TorkcUuii, 

(.S-,  ,Hln Fargo,  DT 

SkuscRH 

Pass  <icorj;e  (See  adc. 

jiiiffe  Zi'>) Mankato 

BiilIinL'ton  L  S Minneapoli.-; 

Dennis  W  H 

Goodwin  G  M 

Grin>l]aw  Wm 

Hau'lin  it  Corser 

OrfTGAV 

Plant  it  Whitney 

Stebbius  it  Mann 

Wil«<ni  A;  Jordan, 

(.S,  l,otl''i„  ''■/'<>> 

Becker  .IF  W Ortonville 

Woodwortli  Granville.  .Roche>lrr 

Ba.-.sford  EP St  Paul 

Butiington  L  S 

GauL'er  Augustus  F 

Kni-htAF^ '■ 

Laurent  Gcoree ' 

Ra<lcliirAMr " 

SheireMitBro 

Steven.s  John  it  Sou 

DuiTvP  AV Sioux  Falls.  DT 

Walter  WM.... 

Andersen  H  J Spring  Valley 

FiskeE  W Wa-e.  a 

Maybury  C  G Winou a 

Voii  Wi'mpllcu  L  F 


CASH  ASSETS- 


OVER  S  10,000,000.  Tho  "  Now  Eni?!- 
IsPCKELY  .MuTCAL.  J,  J,  W.'.lol 
St.  Paul,  GeEen!  A^.-l  .,r  "!  j-.c.:.i. 


Book-Bindirsgj 


lor  County,  Township  and  City  Officers,  in 

best  of  style  and  oa  short  notice,  at  F/F.  HENNIG'S, 
Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


ARC 


BH'SIXESS    DIRECTORY. 


BAK 


951 


Artificial  Iiim»>  :TIan- 
iifactiircrs. 

Foster  J  A Chicago.  Ill 

Foster  J  A Cincinnati.  O 

Foster  J  A Detroit,  Mich 

Foster  J  A St  Louis,  Mo 

Claus  Hermann St  Paul 

Artists.. 

LundPE Albert  Lea 

Mohn  G  F Minneapolis 

KeagleMissMR 

Robson  Miss  LA.... 

Shaw  Miss  C  V 

>Veiiiar<I     John, 

{Seeadf) 

Wilbur  PR 

Brewer  X  R St  Paul 

Koempel  H  J 

Morrison  A  .J " 

Artists'  58aterials. 

Manderfeld  &  Williams.  .Mankato 
Xoj  es  Bro!>  &.  Cutler, 

(&€adc) St  Paul 

Assayers. 

Leavenworth  T  B. 

Central  Citv.  D  T 

Boraeisler  L  E Deadwood,  D  T 

ColbumWJ 

Molitor  S  F 

Auction     and     Com- 
mission. 

Teller  E  S Anoka 

More  George Blue  Earth  City 

Hackett  John Caledonia 

Soyster  Samuel. .  .Deadwood,  D  T 

Weaver  AC Lake  City 

Poison  ifc  Brown Mankato 

Aldrich  E  W Minneapolis 

Boutell&Co 

Trussed  &  Boutell 

WestEB 

Evers.tine  J  W Rochester 

FairchiUlHS St  Paul 

Warner  J  M " 

Chapman  i!i:  Merridith. .  .  .Winona 

Marsland  .Jacob 

Milviu  Samuel " 

Kce  L  M Yankton,  D  T 


Axle  Grease. 

Spencer,  Scarls  tt  Co. . .  .Mankato 

Bag-  ]?Ian«tacturers. 

BuUard  F  W Minneapolis 

Ilonkomp     &     Cum- 
mings " 

Bakers    and  Confec- 
tioners. 

Colbv  J  P  &  Co Albert  Lea 

DeBill  George. .  .Alexandria,  D  T 

Kellogg  M  E Anoka 

Anderson  W  H Austin 

Fisher  Mrs  FH " 

Radermacher  G  F 

Morrison  Mrs  V 

Hausmann   &  Jor- 
dan  Bismarck,  D  T 

Yegan  .John 

Bennett  J  F Blue  Earth  City 

Caley  Miss  Martha Brainer'd 

Dressen  Henry " 

Skogerson  P  J Brownsdale 

Lautenslager  3Irs  31 . .  Brownsville 

Norman  P  A Carver 

Bassett  &  Edel- 

man Central  City,  D  T 

Schloredt  W. . . 

Zink  X 

Erren  Hermann Chaska 

Plumb  &  Hale Crookston 

Friedrich      Fried- 
rich Deadwood,  D  T 

Howeliobert 

Stephens  J  M. . . . 

Wilson  J  A 

Barker  C  P De  Smet,  DT 

Block  A  F Duluth 

Weber  Miss    AM " 

Webber  Lewis " 

Markell  D  W Dundas 

Bensel  Mrs  F Faribault 

BoylesCB&Co 

Heinsch  Joseph " 

RatzlaflE  AUiert 

Lowry  M  R Fergus  Falls 

Wickert    R. .  .Fort  Pierre,    D    T 

Roach  Wm 

Schwannin;;er  Paul Glencoe 

Bell  A  Larri vie. Grand  Forks,  DT 

Corell  G  J  A Grand  Meadow 

Harris  C   E Granite  Falls 

Constance  HP Hastings 


Hayes' Patent  Ventilating 


Sky) lights.  M  H.  CRIT- 
TEKDEN  &  CO  ,  C"raer  Sisth 
and  Sibley  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn 


W.F.GUNN&CO.S 


acs  and  Specificatiocs  for  Hew  F.-^- 

■•       Floor   MU'.s,   wiih   all   m.. 

improvements,   MIS^'EAPOLIS,   Mi: 


95i 


BAK 


BAN 


(Bakers.     Continued.) 

GieszlerH  C Hokah 

Ritschel  Joseph Jordan 

Petrick  AiiEcust Lanesboro 

Faust  E...": Lead  City,  DT 

Hage  August 

Erlhoff  F  J Le  Sueur 

HelnzeF  G Mankato 

Palmer  MR Mantoiville 

Bantly  Bernard Minneapolis 

BaumannJG 

Clapperton  Robert... 

Graham  J  A 

HausmannCM 

McAlisterDH 

Smith  Charle  s^ 

Weymouth  L  S " 

Wing  Thomas 

Robinson  George Moorhead 

Torseson  Stephen 

ColeRK Morris 

Sues  S  L  Northfield 

Leet  Bros    Ortonville 

Brooks  Joseph Owatonua 

Leisses  Charles " 

Throop  Mrs  G Pine  Island 

Schulcnburg  H  C Preston 

Preusser  Carl Red  Wing 

Troutman  Louis.  .Reed"s  Landing 

Ireland  T  &  Co Rochester 

Kuck  Julius St   Cloud 

Reichert  Sebastian 

Bentle  Enile St   Paul 

Berrisford' E  F 

Berrisford  Thomas 

Booth  WR 

Ducius  Ferdinand " 

Hamp  C " 

Hornung  John 

Kuck  Henry 

Martini  Rudolph 

Michaud  Bros 

Nachtshein  Henry 

RamaleySB....: 

Thau wald  Peter 

Nachtsheim  Joseph Sliakopee 

Weihe  Charles..  .Sioux  Fall.>.  D  T 

Schniut  Hrurv Spring  Vallev 

Woodward  '-V  H... 

Heitman  >.t  Beker Stillwater 

Benedict  Charles Wabaslia 

Kraft  Simon Waseca 

Bosworth  Mrs  AH Wiudom 

Smith  F  W Winona 

StilkeyHII " 

Stirneman  Jacob 


Btakiii;^    Powder 
Mnlrs. 

Arctic  Muf:;  Co Minneapolis 

Bcrkej  Johsi  A  &  Co, 

{&^  dill'.  I«:tu>m  i-iid) St  Paul 

GroflECR 

Banks  and  Banker'*. 

Brown  H  D  v.t  Co Albert  Lea 

City  Bank 

Freeborn  County  Bank 
Bank   of  Ale.xandria. 

Alexandria.  D  T 

The  Bank  of  Anoka Anoka 

Fh'st  National  Bank Austin 

Mower  County  Bank 

Smith,  Wilkins  &  East  on. . 

Stone  &  Clarke Benson 

Diggs  D  W  & 

Co Big  Stone  City,  D  T 

First  Xatioiial  itaiiK, 

(.•v'c  ftdi-) Bismarck.  D  T 

Ravmond  &  Bell. . . 
Brainard  J  C  & 

Co Bloomins  Prairie 

City  Bank Blue  Earth  City 

Ferris  Wm  >fc  Co Braineril 

Olds  ife  Fisliback.  .Brookings,  D  T 

Bank  of  Caledonia Caledonia 

Bank  of  Canby Can  by 

Bank  of  Cannon 

Falls Cannon  River  Falls 

First  National . 

Gale  .S:  Ward Canton.  D  T 

Du  Toit  G  A Carver 

Holmes  W  F Casselton,  D  T 

Stebbins,  Muudifc 

Fox Central  Citv,  DT 

DuToit  G  A Cha.ska 

Easton  J  C Chatticld 

Trego  &  O'Ferrall 

Brown  M  R  k,  Co Crookston 

Comb  &  McGrew 

Murray  Co  Bank Currie 

Fir'-^t  National  Bank, 

ySu-,„h-) Deadwuod.DT 

Merchants' Nation^ 

al  Bank 

Ruth  F  H  i  Co. . .  .De  Sraet.  D  T 

Bowman  J  A Detroit  Ciiy 

Hardin  C  &  Sons. .  .Dodsre  Centre 

Dover  Bank Dover  Center 

American  Exchange  Bank.  Dulutli 

Bell  i  Eyster • 

Blair  Bros Eyot  a 


SCHEFERS  BROS. 


Fiue  Merchant  Tailoring,  No.  -10 
E.  Tkiid  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


Hashow,Mais!i&  Davis 


ENGINE    WOKK   a   Specialty 
Oor.  2a  St.  and  Fifth  Ave.  South 
J  MianeapoUs,  Minn. 


BAN 


BI-SIXE5 


IRKCTORY. 


HAN 


Martin  County  R;ink Fairmont 

First  XiilioMSji  liaiik, 

(.Se '«/(■) Fiirgo,  DT 

Swt-att  Charles  &  Co, 

(.S>  »./,) Fargo,  DT 

Citiz.on's  National Faribault 

First  National 

Bank  of  Farmington.  .Fanningtnn 
First  National  Bank..Feri;us  Falls 
Bank  of  Flandreau .  Flandreau,  D  T 
Jordan  W  B. . .  .Fort  Buford,  D  T 

Gilbert  G  K Glencoe 

Wliittemore  J  G  &  Co..  Glen  wood 

Clary  J  W Golden  Gate 

Baiik  of  Dakota, 

(Se  „dc) Grand  Forks,  D  T 

Bank        of        Grand 

Forks 

.Titus  i  Smith 

Walsb  G  H 

Bank    of     Grand 

Meadow Grand  Meadow 

Greening  &   War- 


"WiUard  J  A  &  Co. .  .Granite  Falls 
Farmers'  and  Traders'  . . .  Hastings 

First  National 

Sibley  County  Bank. .  .Henderson 


Bank  of  Herman Herman 

Bank  of  .lackson .Jackson 

Bank  of  .Jamestown, 

Jamestown,  D  T 

Hau'enttCo 

Hill  Bros Janesville 

i^cott  County  Bank, 
Strait.    How    &  Klink- 

haramer  (Av  n'ir) .Jordan 

O'Brien  Dennis .  Kandi3-ohi  Station 

First  National Kasson 

First  National Lake  City 

Lake  City  Bank 

Bank  of  Lanesboro Lanesboro 

Thum,  Lake  &  Co . .  Lead  City,  D  T 

Doran  &  Smith Le  Sueur 

Quackenbush  Liyingston. 
Meeker  County  Bank. .  .Litchfield 

Bank  of  LuyeVne Luyerne 

Flanders  Joseph Madelia 

Lake  County  Bank. Madison,  D  T 
Citizens'  National  Bank..Mankato 

City  Bank 

First  National  Bank 

Marion  Loan  and  Sav- 
ings Bank Marion.  D  T 

Lyon  County  Bank, 

(.S,  iifh) Marshall 


Bank  of  Sauk  Centre. 

PEHDERGUST  &  KELLS,  Prop'rs, 

Sauk  Centre,  Minn. 

A  General    Banking,   Loan    and    Collection    Business 
done. 


,  SHELDON",  Prest.   C.  CLAU: 


J.  ME.\CHAM,  . 


GOODHUE  COUNTY  BANK, 


Red  Wing,  Minn. 


Dealers   in  Foreign  and  Domestic  Exchange.       Collections  made  and 
■  promptly  remitted.     The  (Joodhuc  County  SiivinsTS  Bank  i< 

t  conducted  by  tlie  saiue  Bnard  of  >lanagement, 

';  uud  their  ollice   is   in    the   .same 

^  liank   linildiug. 


Builders'  Hardware  r4""^'"""°'' '"''" 


bury  At  Draper.  35E.Third8t.,8t.Panl. 


P I PTIl ^ F^    ^^™^^  ^""^  Looking-GLisses,  at  CHARLES  JOII' 


»J  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  MinnuapoUs. 


954 


BxVX 


MINNESOTA    AXl)    DAKOTA 


BAN 


Bailk.«.      (Continued.) 

Owen  A-  Dil)ble Marsliall 

Bank  of  Minneapolis.. Jlinneapolis 

Citizens'  Bank 

City  Bank 

Commercial  Bank. .. . 

Farmers'  and  Mechan- 
ics' Savings  Bank. .  .  " 

Pirst  Natiorial  Bank.  . 

Hennepin  County  Sav- 
ings Bank. " 

HushVG 

Merchants'      National 
Bank 

Northwestern  National 
Bank 

Security  Bank  of  Min- 
nesota The 

Brooks  Bros Minneiska 

Budd,  Mover  &  Co Montevideo 

Meldal  Leuves 

Stone  LK 

Bruns  ic  Finkle Moorhead 

Kenner  &  Moore Morris 

Hemiup  N  H Murdock 

Brown  County  Bank.. .  .New  Ulm 

Citizens' National " 

Citizens'  Bank Northfield 

First  National 

Bank  of  Ortonville Ortonville 

Dasselt  Bernhard 

Farmers'  National Owatonna 

First  National 

-Gall  &  Stone Parker,  D  T 

Goodnow  &  Craig Pipe  Stone 

Amorland  &,  La  Rue.  ...Plainview 

"WelU    BI   R    (See    adv, 
page  o39) Preston 

Bank  of  Princeton Princeton 

First  National Red  Wing 

Goodhue     County 
Bank  {See  ad r) 

Gootliiiic     Count] 
Snv(ii^<i  Sank. . . . 

Pierce,  Simmons  d:  Co. 

Dickinson  W  F.  ..Redwood  Falls 

Redwood     County 
Bank 

First  National Rochester 

Rochester  National 

Union  National 

Hefflcnian  D Rockerville.  D  T 

Carpenter  ^t  Stevers Rushford 

Woodward  .1  C St  Charles 

Bank  of  St  Cloud St  Cloud 

3IcClun  T  (• 

Maxwell  .John  I) St  .Tames 


Dawson  &  Co St  Paul 

First  National  Bank 

German  American  Bank. .  " 
Merchants'  National  Bank  " 
St   Paul    Clearing   House 

Association " 

Savings  Bank  of  St  Paul.. 

Second  National  Bank 

First  National St  Peter 

St  Vincent  Bank St  Vincent 

Pendcrjfast  &.  KelU, 

(See  ado. ) Sauk  Centre 

Smith  A  J 

First  National  Bank Shakopee 

First  National.  ..Sioux  Falls,  D  T 
Nation  R  &  Son.         "  '■ 

Farmer  &  Easton.  ..Spring  Vallcv 

First  National StillwatJr 

LuniberniauN  Xa- 

tional  (.Sf  adv.). ... 
St.  Croi.x  Vallev  Savings 

Bank '. 

Stillwater  Savinsrs  Bank, 

Root  H ".Valley  City,  D  T 

Inman  D  31  &  Co,  Vermillion,  D  T 

Exchange  Bank Wabasha 

Southworth  A  D  &  Co. .        " 

Wadena  B:mk Wadena 

Bank  of  Waseca Waseca 

Waseca  L'uuntv  Bank 

^Vatson    F'E     (See  adv, 

par/e  T;i")) Wells 

Kandiyolii     County 

SSan k   (Ste  ade. ) Willmar 

Robbins  &  Willmar " 

Easton    &     Arm- 
strong  Winnebago  City 

First  National  Bank, 

Winona 

Jlerchants'  Bank 

Second  National  Bank... 
Winona  Deposit  Bank. .  . 
Winona  Savings  Bank.  .. 
Bank   of   Worthing- 

ton Worthington 

Nobles  County  Bank. 

Edmunds  &  Wynn. .  Yankton,  D  T 

First  National." 

Bank  of  Zurabrota Zumbrota 

Barbed   Wire. 

Knatvold  Briis Albert  Lea 

Minnesota  Iron  and  Steel 

Fence  Co Chatlield 

CJsirk  A  :tIackrolli, 

(Sv  ,/(/(',) Minneapolis 

IIJtlor.A  Bl(.Sit'(«/c), 


Hall's  Paiein  Infallible^".' 


Double  ChTonomentnc  Attach- 

Time-Lock,  46  Jockson  SUcat, 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 


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te,2n  Fifth  ft».a?i?5?S?i?S:  ""256  fifth  iv. 


C.B.THyHSTON,lMr.- 


TRIUMPH  SEEDERS,  Randall  Pnlverii- 

._„  __..-ow8,  Tifcer Rakes,  Canton  Plows,  Milbnra 

J  Wagons,  Ecggies,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 


BAR  BUSINESS    DIRECTOKV. 


BAR 


955 


Barbers''  Chairs. 

IIoriiiiiiK  A  X  (.'^t; 

adi;  opp  Barbers).  .  ..Chicago,  111 
Koclis    Tlieo    A, 

217  .ith  avenue. 
(Siv  a<h,  opposite 
Barbers) 

Barbers'  Sispylies. 

Iloriiiiiii;  A  \.  PoIls. 
Cluiirs,  t'ups.  Ca.se>. 
Etc  (.Sic?  adr,  opp  Bar- 
ber,^  Chicago,  111 

Kooliji  TIico  A  (Ste 
adc,  opp  Barbens)  ... 

Barbers. 

Butler  Wm  H Albert  Lea 

Davis  CF 

Johnson  John " 

Barrs  F  S Alexandria.  D  T 

Mittelstaedt  C... 

Sandretzke  E Alma  City 

Wells  J  W Anoka 

Scott  AC Appleton 

Slosson  9 

Bullock  &  Pierce Austin 

DewittCW " 

LobbJW "' 

Wallace  Daniel Bird  Island 

Brunsman  E  A Bismarck,  D  T 

Comer  WHW.... 

Franklin  Wm 

Sharpless  Bros  .... 

Shervvood  S  .1 

Dunston  J  A Blue  Earth  Citj- 

Brisco  Burton Brainerd 

Dresser  H 

Scriver  Frederick 

Altstatt  F  J Breckenridge 

Bonme  W  B Brooklvn,  D  T 

Bradley  J  E Brownsdale 

Brehnie   F Brownsville 

\VellsE  H Caledonia 

Zimmerharkel  Anton. . . 

Fogg  W  H. .  .Cannon  River  Falls 

Lyon  I  B 

\\ebbG  W Canton.  DT 

Ousley  R  W Cassclton,  D  T 

Bover  J  C Central  City,  D  T 

HickevJ 

Williams  R 

Waldo  F  P Chaska 

Hardy  Albert Chattield 

i^ljaw  A Claremont 

56 


Thompson  J  IT Crookston 

Bauman  Andrew,  Deadwood,  D  T 

Butler  Joseph 

Delfel  George. ... 

Flaherty  EL 

Ford  Jackson. ... 
Gerard  J  H&M.. 

ScholerJG 

Walker  &  Sims... 

Bohn  Reynolds Delano 

Martin  Ephraim 

Bratten  J  A Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Storey  G  P De  Smet.  D  T 

Elston  Isaac Dodge  Centre 

Miles  Alexander Duluth 

RicljeyJX " 

Owens  W  R Dundas 

Branigan  Wm Eden,  D  T 

Littletield  F Edgerton 

DeMers  Phillip. . .  .Elk  Point,  DT 

Fisk  Charles E.vota 

Robinson  G  A Fairtuont 

-Moore  C  H  Fargo.D  T 

Vachon  Closes 

Wonzor  Allen 

Dav  Benjamin. Faribault 

Holmes  B  A 

Johnson  R  J 

Titce  August 

Wagner  John 

Richardson  Benjamin .  Farmington 

Emerson  A  F Fergus  Falls 

Waters  GC 

Hall  J  H Flandreau,  DT 

Smith  MH 

Spaulding  S FortBuford.  D  T 

HardvRT Fulda 

Moody  G  A  F " 

Kinmore  W Gary.  D  T 

Newton  Howard Glencoe 

Highwarden  J.  .Grand  Forks,  DT 
Kruger  HO.... 
ilaloney  CO...  " 

Newsiuu  George.  .Grand  Meadow 

Marlette  S  P Granite  Falls 

Smiley  T Granite  Centre,  D  T 

Meyer  Henry Hastings 

Myers  S  W 

Sommers  &  Stein 

Clements  J High  Forest 

Waite  C   F Herman 

SchwarkF  C Hokah 

Flint  Harry Houston 

Trynn  J  S Jackson 

Huffman  P Jamestown,  D  T 

Tompkins  J  M... 

Birnier  J Junction 


jlfjpUjTppTO  WILSON  &  JORDAN,  Su^S' 

nilUnilLUlOj  to  PubUcBnUdiiigB,  Schools,  Conrt-HonsesVndChnrcbci" 


BAR 


i.M>    DAKOT.^ 


BAR 


Barberi^.    (C 

Eickeraeyar  WC... 

Fischer  Jacob 

McMillan  W  II 

ontinued.) 

Kasson 

...Lake  City 

Smith  J  D 

Sterrett  .1  G 

...Minnrai.V.u 

WilkinsCF 

Williams  &  Burke.... 
Young  W^H 

Miller  Joseph 

Stenrud  Otto     . 

.  ..Lanesboro 

GenskoG,  jr 

Quane  James 

Webb  John 

Minrei.U 

. .  ..Montevideo 

.  Marshall  R Le 

Phillips  DB 

ad  City,  D  T 

LeRoy 

..'.'.LeSueur 
...Litchfield 

Battles  Felix 

Vachon  Wm 

Moorhead 

Caner  VrX 

KassonEC 

Derby  EF 

Johnson  Frederick. . 

Brahy  J  N 

LarsenM 

Leibold  Frank. . . . 

..New  Marb^ 
.New  Richland 
Xew  rin, 

SeiterHF  

Green  D  S 

Kessler  W  J 

Luyerne 

Budd  H  T 

Northlield 

Raineri  Salvatore. 

Millhouse  G 

Niles  Cleaveland. . 
Pendergrass  LA.. 

Allert  Julius 

Luddington  Essex 
Pope  Jeremiah. . . 
TriskoD  F 

Seymour  Charles 

Brexmeier  John 

Fallenstein  M  F 

Ford  J  B 

Madelia 

Mankato 

Oronoco 

Ortou  villi- 

Owatonna 

Linderman  AVm " 

Thorns  H  G 

Jones  Robert 

Ellis  Charles 

Hudson  J  E 

Phillips  Oliver 

.Mantorville 
...Mapleton 
Marion,  D  T 
....Marshall 

Clark  J 

Prevonchee  Joseph 

Wiley  C  :. 

Steve'nson  John. . . 
WeedTD 

...Parker,  I)  T 

PiueCitV 

....Pine  Wand 
....Pipe  Stone 

...Medford 

WelshaiisC 

Horgon  RF 

Kruppenbacher  W 
Fogg  Ileury 

Plainvicw 

Short  J 

Kroll  ^Vm 

Bader  Adnlph 

Meriden 

....MillTillc 
.Minneapolis 

s 

Preston 

m 

Red  Wilis 

Bruce  Sandv 

•Carr  G  C 

Obrecht  Christian. 
Peterson  Peter. . . 

Tenney  WP 

Schneider  Henry.. 
Chapman  C  L 

Redwood  Fall- 

"Christie  11 

DeLonais  Wm 

Do-nnins:  Josie 

Foubert\fc  Lefevre.. 

Gordon  &  Brady 

Hamilton  d:  Hilver. . 
Herchenrader  O'tto.. 
Hausraann  Edward. 

Johnson  A  A 

LangF 

Lewis  Charles 

Reed's  Lan.linj 
Roche»t.r 

Renslow  Lucius 

Stoddard  Thomas. 
Gillett  Edward. . . 

MiUsC 

Douphcnaes  Frank 
Reynolds  John. . . . 

Rochford,  D  T 
.Round  Mound 

UushC'ily 

Rushford 

KieferNldiolas.V.' 

....St  CU.aric-i 

McKeoneD  W 

Miller  Augu.st 

Myrick  &  Prembook 
Nelson  Peter     . 

Pnmer  A  A 

■.■.■.■.. .St  Cloud 

Kindler  Michael.. 
Moulin  Ilonore... 
Strom  A  J 

Rasmuson  &  Scheig. 

Samuels  John 

Schubiger  Mrs  France 

LanghornRD.... 

St  J:>mf* 

....St  Paul 

Danz  Joseph 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Eobert  St.,  St.  Paul,  MiniL. 

»r«  i^onti  for  Reed's  Gilt  Ugf  "^ 
Ooottail  Bitt«rB. 


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i&, 


Oarbers'Shairs 


AND  GENERAL  BARBERS'  SUPPLIES. 


Patentee  and  Manuiacturer  of  the  Adjustable  and  the  Swing  Head 


15    I^/  0»-  XJ'  2^'Gr- 

ROCKING  AND  RECLINING  CHAIRS. 

1 98  E.  Randolph,  near  Bill  Ave.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Hashovv,Maish&  Davis,! 


rniab  Shaftings,  Pnlleys,  etc., 

_     stort  notice,   Oor.  2d  St.  and 

J  Fifth  Ave,  Sonth,  Minaeapolis. 


BAR 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


BEE 


957 


Dcebach  •&  Schiler St  Paul 

Ditcher  Samuel 

DurantBR 

Fubel  Edward 

Fan- Joseph 

Gahr  Joseph 

HanftCF " 

Hauck  Ferdinand 

Hoffman  Adam " 

Hull  Georp 

Kennedy  James 

Lig^ins  Wra " 

Lininger  Michael " 

LylesT  H " 

Martin  John " 

Mayer  Louis 

Fatwell  George 

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Pirsch  J Alexandria.  D  T 

Walker  Robert .. . 

liickford  6c  Eastmau. .  .Alma  City 

Lawrence  C 

Plaireman  Hemy 

Boetchur  H Amenia.  D  T 

Jacolison  E Amher.'it 

Lowe  George Amiret 

Davies  W  L Angus 

Coleman  G  D Anoka 

Doyle  ct  Bennett " 

Haskwell  AW " 

KingE  A •' 

Lippineott  Amos 

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Laudwig  A AntiocU.  D  T 

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Balstead  J Artichoke  Lake 

Beebe  W  D Ashton,  D  T 

Hinckley  P 

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Anderson  E Audubon 

Irish  i  Jolinson 

Swanson  Louis Aurora 

Dugan  &  Kornbers Austin 

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Scliwei^er  Anton " 

Catlin  Henry  Avr 

.  Casutt  J  C Badus,  D'T 

Simons  C Balaton 

McDunn  M Barnesville 

Van  Valkenberg  A  E 

Bear  Gulch,  D  T 

Elliott  James Bear  Valley 

Berhe  J Beaver 

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Bevier  F  G.  ..Belchers  Ford,  D  T 

Si-hmitt  J Belle  Plaine 

Oleson  O  C Belvidere  Mills 

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Bjornsen  Gulik 

Buens  Peter 

Liichrinser  M Berne 

Ballard  John Bi- Lake 

I)aw  Jr  B  &  Co Bi-'  Stone 

Knapp  Bros.  .Big  Stone  Citv,  DT 

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McKinzie  C  P. . . .  " 


Murphy  JI  II Bird  Island 

Hanbeck  W Bismarck 

Mason  J  A Bismarck,  D  T 

MixterH  M 

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Hanson  Berent. . .  .Black  Hammer 

Anderson  Ole Black  Oak 

Landbevs  J Blakeley 

Olson  or Blinsmon,  D  T 

Strobe  GeorM Bloomington 

Chadwick  Hector, 

Bloomington  Ferry 

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Saxeson  C Blooming  Prairie 

Sorensou  J 

Battis  &  Palmer.  .Blue  Earth  Citv 
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Kamrar  Henry 

Merrill  KG 

Markley  F  N.  ..Bon  Homme,  D  T 
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Stenberg  Ole Brandon 

Clause  S  Lang Breckenridge 

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Bull  T  P Brownsdale 

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Brown  J Brownton 

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Johnson  A Brush  "Prairie 

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W^est  Wm  N Caledonia 

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Hegley  G Cameron,  D  T 

Gundcrson  P Camp 

Williams  E  S Canby 

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Pulvcr  R Cantield 

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Shannon  Thos 
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Guinter  D  S 

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Drummond  W  E Carimona 

Hendersliott  C 

Hill  H  G 

Bro-R-n  J  T Casselton,  D  T 

McDonald  DA.... 

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Lvder  H  D Castle  Rock 

S^elmL Cedar  3Iills 

Wester  &  Adams Cedarville 

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T  J Centennial  Park,  D  T 

Lutz  John Central  City,  D  T 

FylerCC 

Brander  'Wm Champlin 

Herrick  Nelson 

Stetvart  John 

Delsing  Joseph Chaska 

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Schoschetzky  Michael  ... . 

WinnighofE 'Joseph 

Andrus  Geors^e Chatticld 

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Barnes  D  S 

Bolander  James " 

Lee  John 

Ober  Levi ■' 

Lonirfield  PI Chester 

Wing  S  A " 

Christianson  Jo- 

hanas Chippewa  Falls 

Coburn  G  B 

Johnson  P Chisago  City 

Gubbrondson  C Christiana 

Donahue  J Claremont 

HohlerJL 

Owens  E " 

Bassett  G  D Clayton 

Ransomer  J  E "' 

Biggerstaff  Thomas.  .Clear  Water 

ClockerE 

Collins  D  E 

Armstrong  J Cleveland 

HoroldJ 

Johnson  H 

Prevey  C Clinton  Falls 

Fletcher  E Clitherall 

McKenna  J  P Clontarf 

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Ptlipsen  Nicholas.  Cold  SpringCitv 

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Berry  H Concnnl 

SevernsHW 

Darache  N Corcor:in 

NilesLR Coritui.i 

Onn  Oliver ConluMi 

Unger  W 

Glaum  A Cormorant  MilN 

Booth  A Cottage  Gmvu 

Among  A Courthmd 

Gauthier  &  Tougas Crooks! mm 

5Ionroe  vfc  Bertsch 

PerrvE Crow  Rivtr 

Muskie  F Cuhlnim 

Alister  ME Current  Lake 

Anderson  O  P 

Gates  L  G Currie 

Lee  Peter Daknt.i 

Main  Daniel Darwin 

Streeter  I •■ 

Runquist  &  Johnson Das-el 

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Brier  J Davton 

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Carney  James Deadwond,  D  T 

Sevey  Bros 

Stevenson  J  H.  ...Dcadwood,  D  T 

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Clemen tson  Ole Donnelly 

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Drysdall  HO Dover  Centre 

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Ginther  J Dresbach 

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England  Edward Duluth 

McLean  A  B&  Co " 

An  Dyke  Frank Dundas 

Carroll  Henry " 

Strange  Edward " 

Minnard  E Eagle  Lake 

Redner  Isaac " 

Grice  &  James Easton 

Edberg  J  A East  Union 

Jackson  Bros Eden.  D  T 

Blaisdell  CD Eden  Prairie 

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Butterfield  T  J Edgerton 

Hove  HA ^" 

Snuth  J  D Egan,  D  T 

Kramer  M Elba 

MaveisF Elgin 

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Gudmundsen  O Elk  L.ike 

Coverdale  John.  ..Elk  Point.  D  T 

Jameson  J  G Elk  River 

Thomas  &  Squires 

Douglas  J Elliota 

Larsen  C Elm  Dale 

Twist  CB 

Block  &  Stroeter..Elm  River.  D  T 

Jeweson  C Elysian 

Orison  J  D 

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Hcnsum  J  B Emerald 

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Felzer  T Enterprise 

Hurley  J  J Ernest.  D  T 

Gregory  S Etna 

Lane  ic  Xelson Evansville 

Bt-unett  M E.xcelsior 

Harri.-ion  J  J 

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Viestadt  Charles Eyota 

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Furgason  C  N Fairfield 

Kimble  C  E Fair  Haven 

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Johnson  G  B 

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Carney  Michael Faribault 

Collison  D  G 

Filiatrault  Eges}-pe 

Hodgson  WW 

Holmberg  Christian " 

La  France  Peter 

Meyer  CH ;'_ 

Moran  E  J 

Pennv  J  B 

Roberts  F 

Cable  G  S Farmington 

McHaffie  Theodore... 

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Wright  John Farmington,  D  T 

Shaver  &  Eshclman.  .Fergus  Falls 

Sherman  J  P 

ShuUman  Andrew.. . .  " 

Little  SG Fillmore 

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Christiansen  J . .  .Fisher's  Landing 

Smith  D 

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Barron  Daniel Flandreau.  D  T 

Dunn  Wm 

Larson  J Fon  du  Lac 

Baden  C Forest  City 

Mahonv  F 

King  AD Forest  Lake 

Klein  Bros Forest  Mills 

Johnson  J Fork,  DT 

Ayott  AT Fort  Buford,  D  T 

Charbonneau     & 

Weeks Fort  Pierre,  D  T 

Heald&  Brown.. 

Le  Blanc  F 

Stout  it  Herbert. . 

Nelson  S Fort  Ridgclv 

Taft  AW Fountain.  D  T 

Slattengren&Swanlund.Franconia 

Ritter  N Frankford 

Scovill  DA Freeborn 

Welch  &  Noel Freeburgh 

Fridley  F Fridley 

Carsten  N Frontenac 

Wegrich  S 

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Goodall  G  W 

Pepper  James  A 

Martin  ct  Inlagen Gary,  D  T 

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Johnson  B Gay\-ille.  D  T 

Schad  B Geneva 

Bassett  J  L Genoa 

FlatenGC Gilchrist 

Buss  Frederick Glencoe 

Rogers  Charles 

Thompson  C  A  &  Son. ... 

Violet  Julius " 

ClowF  A Glenville 

Gillard  T Glenville 

Farquhar  R Glen'n-ood 

Pickle  J Golden  Gate 

Hemdy  A  A .  Good  Thunders'  Ford 
Schwaanen- 

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Taylor  H Goodwin,  DT 

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Clarke  Angus Graceville 

Eriksen  John Granby 

Haggerty  P  H.  .Grand  Forks.  D  T 
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Ross  ^Vm 

Steward  Donald 

Bentson  C  I  &  Co. Grand  ^Meadow 

ColeC  C 

Dale  &  Graham.  .  . 
McCaskell  Edward 

Peterson  John 

Lewis  J Grand  Portage 

Fitchett  R Grand  Rapids 

Daily  M  J Granger 

FinckhJ 

Johnson  &  Bersr Granite  Falls 

O'Donnell  F  TT 

Olander  Swen 

Kiernan  J Green  Isle 

Bertelsen  C Gn'enleaf 

Thomas  "W  O Greculeafton 

Eklund  E  P Grove  City 

Malinquist  P  J 

Silver  H Grove  Lake 

Go-xal  J  L Hader 

Harrison  H " 

Jolliff  I Hallock 

Farnsworth  M Hamilton 

Fletcher  F 

Mversifc  Phewcr. Hamilton  Station 

Sass  O Hammondsford 

Breher  F Hampton 

Gesme,  Foss  it  Trlander. Hancock 

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Robinson  H Haiwui 

Sanderson  H 

Wilson  J  E HarniMiu 

Sutton  J Hartfurl 

Chri.stiansen  S&  Bro.  . .  .Harihi.hl 

Hagal  N lln^-.r, 

Bateraan  John Hasiiii^'> 

Canning  MA 

Geug  6c  Huege : 

Kane  &  Cavanaugh 

Lee  A  Arneson Hawlry 

Peterson 

Johnson  J  W Hay  ward 

Viger  E  O 

Reese  x'^.ndrew Hazclwood 

TidlandL  E Helm.,, 

Hagland  L Hector 

Johnson  &  Burgren 

Hauber  J HeidellKri; 

Zicka  A 

Dayly  M Helena 

Karmish  J 

Pichette  E Helvetia 

Bertrang  Matthew Henderson 

Hedtke  A  F 

Dahlsie  M Herman 

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LibbvC  L 

Dodire  S Herman.  D  T 

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Di-xon  T  C Heron  Lak.- 

Harl'eton  M 

Dicky  J  A High  Fore-i 

Rockwell  I  L 

Jacobson  E Highland 

Olson  H 

Halstad  L  M Highland.  D  T 

HoldraanE Hill  City,  HT 

Runyon  J  M Hillsdale,  D  T 

Guenther  C  L Hokali 

Keeler  L  S " 

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Stelzis  Joseph 

HomaM  HO Hold.u 

HouL'en  C Holmes  City 

Baldwin  J Ilonur 

Harrison  AV 

HulTman  E  B " 

Meyers  J  J "' 

Rogers  GN " 

Bafnum  A  N Hou-lon 

Hallenirren  C " 

Todd  it  Gerard 

Mackinzie  M Hutchinvm 

Stinke  L 

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Threndsen  O  O.  ..Jacksnn  Centre 
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Sambert,  Smith  ifc 

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Pf  mers  L Jefferson.  D  T 

IVWitzct  De  Grapper..Janesville 
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Hesonius  Mathias Jordan 

Ttiorson  H Kandiyohi  Station 

Bariiquist  U  G ". KajQta 

Martin  J 

OtTenl)ach  J " 

Sorensen  H  &  Co Kasson 

Carlson  H Kcnvon 

Hoth  C  F KerkhoVen 

Vestrtim  F  P 

B\Tne  P Kilkenny 

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Freeman  H  E Kintrston 

Weichtclbaum  J..Kransburg,  D  T 

Mosier  Bros Lac  qui  Parle 

Bovnton  G  W La  Crescent 

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Barber  L Lake  Badger,  D  T 

Dilley  JS Lake  City 

Emery  J  H 

McCroden  James 

Brauer  J Lake  Elmo 

Johnson  J Lake  Harold 

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Bc'cknes  &  Ernster Lakeville 

Souser  J " 

Koth  J Lamberton 

Gracic  James Lanesboro 

Hubbell  ifc  Flemming. .. 

Miller  Hans 

Peterson  &  Glasoe 

Bickford  il  O Langdon 

CampljcU  ifc  Halverson. .. 

Lysen  J  O Langher 

Fuller  Bros Landing 

Lewis  J  R Lead  City,  D  T 

O'Connor  David. . 

McK.A  7.  F LeRoy 

PorterAJ " 

Reichi-1  A Lester 

Rudd  H Lesterville,  DT 

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King  H  H Le   Sueur 

Plowman  George 

Davis  N Le  Sueur  Center 

Pepper F 

Hunt  O  W Lewiston 

Matzke  C 

Rasmuseny  R Linden 

Svinhouge"n  P  O 

Beaver  't LitchtiL'ld 

Hamlin  L Little  Falls 

Hamlin  J Little  Texas 

Bancroft  D  E Lodi,  D  T 

Abeling  F Lonsr  Prairie 

-Woodward  H 

Plum  H Luverne 

Redficld  ife  Gleeson 

>mier  JF Lydia 

Reinshmit  J Lyle 

LinkG Lynd 

Hutchins  H  C  McCauleyville 

Jargenson  Knud Madelia 

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FB Alexandria,  DT 

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ton  Blue  Earth  City 

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CoeC'B 

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North  Star  Boot  and 

Shoe  Co Minneapolis 

Preston  E  I J  A:  Co 

Sterling  G  R  &  Co Red  Wing 

Cliiiilett    A;    Sons   {&e 

back  WL-tr) St  Paul 

Forepaugh  oc  Tarbox 

Gotzian  C  &  Co 

Gumming?  A:  Vila Winona 

(Mliokmle  and  Retail.) 

Bangerter  Benedict Mankalo 

Lamm  Lea 

{Retail.) 

(See  alio  Boot  and  Shoemakers.) 

Liesle  J Albany 

Brigham  -J  AV  &  Co. . .  .Albert  Lea 
Conklin,  D wight  &  Co . . 
Thompson  AN'alter. .... 

St  John  C Alden 

Kerkhoff  B Ale.xandria.  D  T 

Opel  Christian.  . 

Knudson  M Amherst 

Daniels  G  T  &  Co Anoka 

GravJTA-Co " 

Sheffier  F Antioch.  D  T 

Lambert  &  Kittridge Austin 

Schwan  Joseph  ...\ ' ' 

Truesdell  James 

Willard  L  S " 

Johnson  S  W Beaver 

Gates  M Belle  Plaine 

Stuckev  J Berne 

Marsha'll  J  II Bismarck.  I)  T 

Brinker  J Blakeky 

Mayo  A Blooming  Prairie 

Talbot  IB 

Bain  J Brainerd 

Madson   W 

Schwartz  Wm 

Wien  C  K Breckenridge 

Barhnseh  J Bremen 

Anderson  C  G 

Johnson  CC ' 

Adamson  John Brooklyn,  D  T 


Knautz  August Browu'^vii:.. 

MarterR.."; 

Rolfs  J Brnwii!   •! 

Bonuell  OH Brule  Cilv.  DT 

Davis  W HulTa!'. 

Ha\-nes  Daniel Cali-doni;, 

Ryan  Thomas 

SkarrAA 

Chester  X  A Caiiby 

Greina  C  W 

Guntzburs  A Cannon  ("uv 

Post  .k  llass.  .Cannon  River  Fall- 
Swanson  C  P. ..  " 
Westman  &  Bo- 
ling 

Nelson  G  A Cannon.  HT 

Fish  Peter Casselton.  D  T 

Algeo  James. .  .Central  City,  D  T 
Seedal  Joseph. . 

McKay  J Claremi.nt 

Jarl  C Cokaio 

Nelson  J Cottage  Gmv. 

LosevM  P Crookston 

Markham  S  F 

Gerritz  G Culdnnu 

Fling  Lewis Cuiri,- 

Hastand  SA I)a-->-i 

OsterJ 

WenkG ' 

Karcher  Charles.. Deadwood.  !>  F 
Losekamb  J  it  Son 
Zipp  Friedrich.  . . 

Conrell  J DeGialT 

Anderson  A Dulann 

Brasie  C  A 

Holt  Bros Delavan  Sftiii  'ii 

Hinz  H De  Smet,  I)  1 

Bowlin-  A  E Detroit  Ciiy 

Hack.JT Dover  Cni.  r 

Sackrv  Paul DuMiu 

Hoff  N  J Dulutl. 

Poirier  Camille 

WheelockTB " 

C'ookO Eagle  I.:ik.- 

LukeF £■'-":;! 

Waterburv  SM Eden.  1'  1 

Gartner  H Eit.''n 

Bohn  D I--'''-' 

Lvdolf  C ■' 

I5entl.in  Wm f-''-'"' 

Hendev.sonME Elli"i' 

ZeekM Elm  D.Ue 

F.iistermarher  J Enterpn-- 

Wvman  J  K Fair  I'-miI 

Alilrichvt  Lock  wood.  Fargo.  D  1 

Davis  ED 

Rupert  C  H  ir  Co. ... 


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Kaiser  .John Faribault 

Kiirp  i^  Offeruiaun 

I.iebH.J 

I  illritn  Dennis 

MeOmhvTJ 

Mueller  teter 

Olesou  W  I Farrainston 

WhittekerHB 

Kracziskus  M Faxon 

<  >lsan  E Fisher's  Landing 

Tliibau  J  E Flandveau.  D  t 

Horke  P Fort  Bufonl,  DT 

SfottJ 

ll.rren  J Fort  Pierre.  DT 

MeCabe.! Frankford 

Barker  F Frazee  Citj- 

Bi-cen  P Freeburgh 

Eiiirebrefson Frontenac 

White.!  S:  Son Fulda 

Almond  i  Oswald Gary.  D  T 

Albrecht  J  N G"lencoe 

Alford  A Glenville 

Johnson  M Glyndon 

Beeves  J Golden  Gate 

Siegler  A  G.Good  Thunder's  Ford 
Weidenhoft  H, 

Herman  CF Goodwin.  DT 

Hoger  D Grace viUe 

Golzian  Ilenrv. Grand  Forks.  D  T 

Smiley  T Grant  Centre,  D  T 

Flnren  A  J Grove  City 

•lohuson  G 

ftorsethT  P Ilader 

NewcombTB llalbick 

Koakly  J Hamilton  Station 

VaiiL'han Hancock 

Hollmackcl  A Hanover 

Brandt  A Hartland 

Chase  N  M Hastings 

Thurston  CE 

li'-riliard  .J Heidelberg 

H..thT ••        ^ 

Hai.lies Helena 

1^'a-ter  A Helvetia 

(mi,  hel  Heinrich Henderson 

I'ru.Uinmme  J  Bit  Co. 

\\>iitker  Benedict 

'  'I'-en  (J Herman 

Sv.nnessB  J Heron   Lake 

Ml  I'ormick  John Hokah 

i^'vne  T  K Holden 

^'■"■n Holmes  City 

•arsen  >[  B Houston 

\\alhn  H Hutchinson 

l'.;.ri.,lome  M Jeirerson,  DT 

rlillauni  Theodore  Jordan 

^'  lioti  George,  jr 


Taege  C  W Jordan 

Anderson  E  i.t  Bro Ivasson 

Clement  J  it  J  >[ 

Lindow  A Kellogg 

Iverson  Bros Kenvon 

Carlson  J  P KerkhoVen 

Sorenson  A 

Klaink  J  L Kilkenny 

-McCollum  G La  Crescent 

Palmer  T  W Lake  City 

Varuev  E  C  ifc  Co 

.■Nlortoii  T  Lake  Crystal 

Groebner  J Lamberton 

Xelson  Mark Lanesboro 

Lieu  K Lansher 

Ost  JP Lead  City.  D  T 

Bve  S Lenora 

Haaue  HO Le  Hoy 

Williams  J  M ■ 

Siemers   H Lester 

AVaterhouse  W  H .  Lesterville.  D  T 

Stiebelins  Heinrich Le  Sueur 

Alhicw  £ Le  Sueur  Center 

Breadtield  Wm Little  Falls 

Kees  J  W Luverne 

HedemarkB  D Lyle 

Dohl  JP Mabel 

Costlon  T Madison,  D  T 

Poirier  Bros Mandan.  D  T 

Andrews  J  G Mankato 

Austin  C  H  it  Son 

Becker  F  A 

Griebel  Bros 

Kohler  B 

Larson  Peter " 

Bucher  X >rantorville 

Lansing  WH 

Xordier  X  M Maple  Ridge 

Albrecht  Wm. .  .  Jlapkton  Station 

Thomas  J 

Beuchler  C Marion,   D  T 

RoeberH 

Shatter  L 

Thompson  C  B Marshall 

Dupuis  M Mendota 

Stockholm  A Mcnno,  D  T 

Drewnak  A >Iiilerville 

Moede  H MillviUe 

Moes  J •• 

Aldrich  W  S  it  Co.  .  .Minneapolis 
Bolutn  i.t  McXiecc.  ...  " 

BollierGF 

Ur«>«iiaii   Itro>>  & 
Morail  {Se  intr).  . 

Clementson  P  J  E 

Donnelly  Michael.  ...  "      • 

Field  J  W 


ADpUjTrpTO  WILSON  &JOKDM.  J; 

"•Ivni  I  uU  I  Ol  Btmction  of  Public  and  Private  Buildii 


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House  it  Davi.-i Jliuncapolis 

Hawes  &  Williams. . . 

Heaton  J  S 

Heffellinger  C  A 

Heirholzer  Charles. . . 
Hisigins  J  C  &  Co. . .. 

Howell  EP 

Johnson  Bros " 

Knoblauch  Alois 

Mester  Louis 

Myers  J  W 

Packard  Ed,  Ellis  & 

Co 

Schmidt  B 

Peters  T Jlinnehaha 

Jacobson  B Minneiska 

Mantel  G Minneota 

VidalinB •' 

Stine  L Minnesota  City 

Palmer  J  F Minnesota  Falls 

A'ance  A Money  Creek 

Ripley  DA Montevideo 

Kron  A  B Morris 

Reed  N  S Morristown 

O-K-en  B  D Motley 

Smith  C Nerstrand 

Siats  F New  Auburn 

Anders  T Ncwburgh 

Beslcin  0  0 New  Lisbon 

Crick  J New  Munich 

Bakke  &  Bjoberg.  .New  Richland 

Tostensen  E 

Fuerstow  F New  Rome 

Kuhn  P New  Trier 

Peuser  C New  Ulm 

Lohej-de  Henry 

Abbetmever  C Nicollet 

Kachler  ^Vm 

Felton  J North  Branch 

Valleen  F  G.  North  Branch  Station 

Berke  F  U Northtield 

GerssCW&Son 

Knudson  C North  Fork 

Lukkason  C 

Hansen  Chris Norway  Lake 

Froutchee  J Norwood 

Roth  Henry 

Madigan  P Nunda 

ClosP Oakdale 

SchulzeC " 

Bredeck  B Oak  Station 

Goodwin  G  R Oakwood.  D  T 

Branch  C  J Olivet.  D  T 

Hanlon  H Olivia 

Wood  J  M Oronoco 


Carlson  A Orruck 

Christianson  C :...     •• 

KlugL  C OrtonviU,- 

Packard  J  E O.sceola.  I)  T 

KrueMr  Wm Osmm 

Wooalev  J ■■ 

Butsch  J  A Owatouti  1 

Mork  Wm 

Weber  J  J  &  Son 

Grainine  B  N Parkdal.' 

Hay  ward  S  &  Son. . .  .Parker,  DT 

Vanroden  H 

Geitmann  Henry Perham 

Q\iickstadt  PA Peters.)n 

Bryan  M  H Pine  City 

Saxton  G Plainview 

Thorn  J  F 

Monnea  J  B Plato 

Erhardt  H Pleasant  Grove 

Parks  Wm  S. . .  .Pleasant  Moun.N 

Veselv  Frank Praiur 

Welker  JA Princeton 

McKennv  &  Co Quincy.  D  T 

Hess  L  ." Red  Lake  FaIN 

Foot  E  &  Co Red  Wing 

Hartman  Georie 

Heffelfinger  it  Kingman 
Reinertse'n  H  J  &  Co. . . 

JIarch  T  A Redwood  Falls 

DahlJ  P Riceford 

Olson  S 

Nevill  J  P Richmond 

Fawcett  Thomas Rochester 

Kellogg  TB 

Kurtzman  J  H 

Leonard  George " 

Nelson  Andrew " 

SehlWm 

Cohen  &  Co Rochford.  D  T 

GuvonP 

Mc  Williams  F 

Schmid  G Rosemount 

Hagland  J Rush  City 

Oleson  H 

Summers  F 

Engbertson  &  Berg Rushfnrd 

Molum  MM Sacred  Hc:irt 

Hall  W  M St  Charles 

Howe  &  Beach 

Zerwas  John 

Becker  Mathias St  Cloud 

Henderson  Wales 

Leisen  John 

Schumacher  John 

Olson  Nelson  C 9t  James 

Bradley  Alfred St  Paul 

Cerney  Frank 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  «< 


Eobert  Street,  8T,  PAUL,  Mian 
MOTTO- Square  Dealing  and    0"< 
Value  fieoelTed  tyerj  tims. 


Hashow,fi1aisii&0ayis.SiS:: 


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1  liii>lott    &    Sons  (tk'e 

.,<h:  huck-  conr) St  Paul 

Davis  James  U 

DietLT  \Vm  F ■' 

Fabel  Phillip •• 

Kitsch  John 

Funk  *!c  Knauft 

Hammer  Edwani 

lloreish  John 

KochJII " 

Lambie  John '  ■ 

MackGLW " 

Peterson  John 

Peyerl  I ■' 

Pichu  John 

Roichardt  J  C 

Schliek&Co 

Schnittger  C  H 

Schriel'john " 

Treasure  Edwin 

Vamey  E  C  ifc  Co 

Schmidt  Frederick St  Peter 

Bchulz  August 

Nichols  Joseph Sauk  Centre 

Schott  Caspar Shakopec 

Schott  George 

ZoUer  Vallentine 

Fulmer  E Sheldon 

XessBC 

Lu  yh  Wm Sherburne 

Totusek  John Silver  Lake 

Glidden  D  S Sioux  Falls.  DT 

Lloyd  AV  &  Son . . 
Kaabe  Werner. . . 
Williams  Bros. . . 

Zoleny  C Smith  Lake 

Wangerm  A Sprimrtield 

Rosendald  PA Spring  Grove 

Halbkat  J  C Spring  Valley 

ViallJ  B •• 

Lyons  S  K Stacy 

Elmquist  C Stark 

Kise  JO Stavanger 

<'linton  E  H Stewart 

B<inner  D  L Stewartville 

S^lewart  D 

Buth  August Stillwater 

Ferguson  Bros 

KtruFW 

"  Shaughne.ssy  John . . . 

J^hwarz  X  F. 

Menstrom  P  J 

}^"Dni  S Stockton 

['••''  N Thielmanton 

JUimert  E .- Torah 

\\«-llin?H •' 

■"^IHflin  A Troy 


Johnson  A Utica 

Meener  C Valley  Creek 

SchultzC 

Webber  H Vermillion 

Ingram  G Verndale 

Olsan  H Volga.  D  T 

Kennedy  Malcolm Wabasha 

Meyer  Joseph 

Ilohman  J Waconia 

Wortman  A 

Erickson  L Wadena 

Kulaas  P  T Wangs 

Guttleish  John Waseca 

Webber  J  J  ifc  Son 

Wanek  J Wesely 

Peterson  C  P West  Brook 

Serrenscn  H West  ford 

Larsen  C Whalan 

Long  John White  Bear  Lake 

Colield  d-  Co Willmar 

Parks   Wm Willow  Creek 

Arnold  Wm Winona 

Doud  it  Thomas 

FladelandJG " 

Ilaberle  Louis " 

HecklemanJW " 

Jansen  F " 

Scherer  Conrad " 

Schumacher  &  Son " 

Williams  EW " 

Conkliu.    Dwight 

&  Co ". . .  Winnebago  City 

Garske  J Winstead  Lake 

Hentz  A 

Stahl  J  it  H. . .  .Wolf  Creek.  D  T 

Johnson  J  H Worthington 

Benning  &  Karthi/er Wvkoff 

Duffack  J  J Yankton.  "D  T 

Piles  Isaac 

Weeks  J  A 

Schaler  Julius. . .  .Young  America 

Xicle  J Ziskov,  D  T 

Peterka  F 

Bielfulett  H Zumbro  Falls 

Santerschlayer  J. . . . 

Alrick  Bros Zumbrota 

Anderson  C  B '• 

Blanchard   H 

Boot  and  Shoeinkr«. 

{See  aletj  Boots  arid  Shoes.) 

DaleOle  G Albert  Lea 

Nelson  OleF 

St  John  Charles Alden 

Butler  Josiah Alma  City 

OKeefe  J  O Anoka 


Selden  &  Grygia, 


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(CoutiiuK'd.) 

Ryan  TM Anoka 

Dalilberi;  O AppletijQ 

Miller  J: " 

Anderson  C Austin 

Pollack  Adolph • 

Sorenson  Ole " 

Davisson  Peter Bansor 

Sielier  R Barnesville 

Borgstrom  &  AVinberg. . .  .Benson 

Hilt  David 

Sloan  A:  Fox Berlin 

Stuckey  John Berne 

Broholm  E Bismarck,  D  T 

Larsen  Louis 

Page  Wm  E Blue  Earth  City 

Scouw  Edward. .. 

Bain  James Brainerd 

Neilson  Jlorgan Brownsdale 

Martin  Richard Brownsville 

Krick  T Caledonia 

Leighf on  Patrick 

Swanson  C  P.  .Cannon  River  Falls 
Westmauvfe  Boi- 
ling  

Dahfj  L Canton,  D  T 

Spone  E  G Carver 

WadenstenJG " 

Poss  J  F Central  City,  D  T 

Schultz  >.t  Charles, 

EiseleF  X Chaska 

SchroersGH ' 

Schroers  Heinrich 

Forres  Samuel Chatfield 

Johnson  it  Malouey 

McLaughlin  Wfli  .". 

MaokVl   J   B    (See 

adi:) Chica-o.  Ill 

Shaw  R Clear  \V:iter 

Klingenberg  J. Cuk;iio 

Dillon  P Cordova 

Ilalvorson  Ole Crookston 

Herron  Arcliilmld 

Olsen  Peter Deadwood,  D  T 

Ramsey  Herbert.  . 

Anderson  Ambrosius Delano 

KelseyJO •• 

Peterson  Ole " 

Bcvier  Henrv. . .  .Dell  Rapids.D  T 

Davis  .M  V  U Detroit  City 

p:wert  Julius Dodge  Centre 

Saigkr  C  F 

Riniirts  P Dresbach 

Anderson  P  J  Abel Duluth 

Wun.lerle  Wm •• 

H<jf niei-iler  ( liarles Dundas 


I   Reichert  Louis Duml  i.. 

LinchG  W Elk  Point.  DT 

Foster  G  A Elk  River 

IlulbertJolin 

Kurtzman  G  \V Ev.it:i 

Eggum  Edward Fargo.  "D  T 

Gummersou  Clement Fairmont 

Kott  WF Faribault 

Legros  Henry 

Peterson  E  B 

Pierce  Henrv. . . .  ■. 

Christianson"  O Fergus  Falls 

Fagerland  S 

Kissinger  George. .. . 

Andrews  A. . .  T ..Freclioni 

Hengin  P Garden  Cit  v 

Ellcrt  Anton Gloncoe 

Weygant  Friedrich 

IMundigel  John.  .Grand  Forks, D  T 
Fischer  August.  .  .Grand  Meadow 
■\Vorthingham   & 

Monro? 

Peterson  G Granger 

Johnseu  &  Digen.  .  .Granite  Fulls 

Berglind  AG Hastings 

Bracht  Frederick " 

Brauder  J  J 

Hach  Heinrich 

Ilerbst  Michael 

Laub  Nicholas 

Olson  Andrew " 

Wasser  John 

BellroodO  C Hokuh 

DidilJJ •• 

Larsen  Nels Housb'ii 

Rinquelte  H Jamestown.  D  T 

Hollnnchel  Louis Jancsville 

Lynch  James 

Schilling  Wm 

Owen  SB Ka.sson 

Jackson  C Kingstun 

Anderson  R  L Lake  Beiiton 

Ander,son  P  J  ^  Co.  .  .  .Lake  City 
Jurgensenit  Borghers.  . 

Kennev  James.  .7 

Lindbfad  Peter 

Peterson  A  &  Bro 

Hartig  John Lakeville 

Hall  \Vm  W Lanoboro 

Larsen  Bertel 

XelsonCJ 

Bragg  John Lead  City.  DT 

O'Connor  Thomas 

Ost  JP 

Dorn  John < Lewi-t..ii 

Anderson  Nathaniel.  . .  .LilciilieM 
Pavue  Josiah "  • 


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ThieleF  W Litchfield 

Halbert  W  H Luverne 

>'ovotny  V McCauleyville 

Engstro'm  i  Nyquist JIadelia 

Hudson  Henrv'. 

Graves  BD Mankato 

Hansen  Jacob 

Odesby  Edward 

Buclier  Nicholas ilantorville 

LanMiii;  W  H 

Albreciit  Wm.  ..Mapleton  Station 
Thomas  Jacob  . . 

Lindqtii-t  C  G Marine  Mills 

Request  Andrew  ...  . 

Eder  J>!l-  Co Marshall 

Eder  &  Janda " 

Millhouse  Christian 

Peters  Peter JIarvstown 

Skilman  M Jfedt'ord 

Bates  Wm Minneapolis 

Buschjost  Louis 

Christofforson  Ole 

C'ummings  John 

Donnelly  James " 

GlubaJ"A 

Hamnstrom  C  J " 

Hiiler  Frederick " 

Hovelson  Ole 

Johansou  Markus. ...  " 

Johnson  Hans 

KlotzJohn 

Krouse  Bros 

Krouse  Edward " 

Lamp  Christian 

Linqui-»>t  Johnson.  . 

McCarthy  J 

Manteuflel  Wm 

MullaneJJ 

Navratil  Frank 

Ode^Mrd  >fc  Lundberg,  " 

01e>7,nIA 

Pctera-h  John 

Peterson  J  C 

PlochCE 

Roeder  John 

RudXB 

Thor.sen  E 

R'lstfnquist  P  W 

Willy  Aha 

Zimmerle  George 

Stein  Louis Minnesota  City 

Farmer  W  A Minnesota  Lake 

Myrue  Henry- 

Osdoba  Philip. ... 

Durkin  Louis Montevideo 

Ophuus  Olius 

Lee  J  H Monticello 


Xordnian  F Montrose 

Mei.xner  John Moorhead 

Cairnev  James Morris 

FosbefgAN " 

Eckman  L New  London 

Olson  Bros New  Richland 

Langmaack  Hans New  Ulm 

Oswald  J  C 

Rudolph  Henry 

Schneider  Leary 

Wickerski  Ernst 

Johnson  Hans Northtield 

Schwirtz  Frank 

Slocum  E 

Lender  Andrew Ortonvillv 

Mogren  C  E 

Lee"  James Owatonna 

RuscheFJ 

Skinner  J  F " 

Henn  Vilgis Perham 

Satee  OK. Pilot  Mound 

Jurgeusen  &  Borchers  .  .Pine  City 

Nedam  Barney Pipe  Stone 

Meyns  Henry Preston 

Schibursky  tlermann 

Watson  A 

Landers  John Quincy,  D  T 

Bordson  Gunder Red"  Wing 

.Lindgren  it  Erickson  . . 

Newquist  L  E 

Peterson  OF 

Hoppenrath  R  K . .  Redwood  Falls 

Sears  Moses 

Dietrich  Joseph.  ..Reed's  Landing 

GesellMC 

Madersbach  L.  .  .  . 

HiUl  Alex Rochester 

MayettJC 

OiT  Thomas " 

Pedersou  Rasmus " 

Powderly  John 

Schultz  Wm " 

Stube  Wm 

Rosier  Frank Rose  Creek 

Haglund  John Rush  City 

Sommer  Ferdinand  .... 

Larson  John Rushford 

Johnson  G  C St  Charles 

Schalk  Frank 

Wilson  SG 

Bait  Anton St  Cloud 

Scherer  J  B 

Hoscheid  Phillip St  James 

Barwise  Thomas St  Paul 

Bayer  John 

Brandt  Frederick 

Brantbcrg  James  G 


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Burch  Peter St  Paul 

Caron  Oncsime 

Goette  Jacob 

Harris  Thomas 

Johnson  Eric " 

Kaeable  Daniel 

Kennedy  Jame?;  J 

Lawton  David 

Leitner  J  C 

LundvallG " 

Madden  John 

Pierson  Victor 

Poison  Olof -. 

Prudhomme  Louis  P " 

Rapp  Frederick 

Schiller  J  J " 

StrutzellJohn '     " 

Thorwarth  Jacob 

■Weber  Charles " 

Herrmann  August St  Peter 

Krohn  John 

Shunell  0  A 

Spiess  Stephen 

Thomas  John 

Barron  J Sauk  Rapids 

Hopkins  W  C. .  .Sioux  FaUs,  D  T 
Tharaldson  D . . . 

Kimm  Theodore Sleepv  Eve 

Smith  F  J Springfield"  DT 

Benson  Si  vert Spring  Valley 

Hermis  Charles  ... .  "' 

Renslow  H  F 

Stoddard  C  C 

Anderson  Jacob Stillwater 

Hanitsch  Bernhard 

Haw kenson  August. .. . 

Linhoff  Wm 

Anderson  C  J Taylor's  Falls 

Baier  Anton " 

Wald  H Valley  City,  D  T 

Hayw-ood    S   & 

Son Vermillion.  D  T 

Aberlee  August AVabasha 

Krull  Albcrl 

Mock  F Waconia 

Krelass  P  T Wanaminga 

MunsonM 

Halverson  Julius Waseca 

Krausse  Christ " 

Thompson  Ole 

Ahlstrom  O  M Watertown 

Ellingson  A Wells 

Wise  Nicholas " 

Gillan  S  S Windom 

Klock  Charles 


Miller  Henry.  .Winnebago  Agciu  v 
Kellv  Alnnzo. . . .  Winnebasro  Ciiv 

Anders.m  Andrew "iVinon'j 

Clark  Harry 

Cook  J   

FeitenPH " 

Felgate  H 

Fischer  Lotiis 

Hanson  01c 

Schneider  Wm 

Solberg  Jalmer 

Warren  W  S 

Winter  Wm " 

Baartz  W  F Worthiu-l.T, 

Balniat  J  H Yankton.l)  T 

Boettcher  Fred 

Camiveau  Feli.x " 

LoomisJH 

Bottlers. 

(Ale,  Purter  and  Lager.) 

Dewey  &  Son St  Paul 

(Loner  Beer.) 

Joseph  J  P Minneapolis 

Mueller  it  Heinrich. . 

Remmler  Adolph Red  AVint; 

Koenig  Arthur St  Paul 

Stahlraann  C " 

Manthev  Anton Stillwater 

Heselton  W  H Yankton,  D  T 

(Soda   WdUr.) 

Lloyd  i&  Gouin Duluth 

Sheeran  &  Filler Faribault 

Anderson  ifc  Lindquist.  .Red  Wing 

Box  ]9Iaiiii(actiirer!<i. 

(Cigar.) 

Hanft  Albert St  Paul 

Judd  ifc  Co 

(Packing.) 

Clark  J  R Minneapolis 

Guth  John 

Blodgett  it  Osgood St  Paul 

(Paper.) 

Dickinson  G  L Minneapolis 

Sherwood  MR 

Brackets. 

Johnson  Wm Minneapolis 

Smith.  Parker  it  Co.. 
Wheaton,  Reynolds  & 


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E.  TWrd  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mica. 


1-kANK   HEADEN.  fRANK   McAULEY. 

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1^^  beer"^tills,, 

r^  Railroad  Tanks, 


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Distillers',  Rectifiers'  and  Brewers'  Tanks, 

YINSaAR  aSNERATCRS,  CISTERNS,  liz. 

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Bailders  of  City  Water-Works 
for  frontier  towns.  Cor.  2d  St. 
and  Fifth  Ave.  3.,  Minneapolis. 


BRA 


lESS    DIRKCTORY 


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Brass  Founders. 

Peet  Richard Minneapolis 

Bailev  Wm  F St  Paul 

St  Paul  Foundry  and  Mufg 

Co " 

■\Valter  Moritz 

Brewers'  3Iaeliiiiery 

llil!»llo\v,^Iai^ll  A 
I»avis        '     ' 


tr.pi 


.).  Minneapolis 

«l>Hlies. 

Paul 


Brewers 

Constans  Wm 

Xojes,  Bros  «k    Cut- 
ler (''^e  adr) 

Brewers. 

Wiele  R  &  Co Albert  Lea 

Volk  Carl Alexandria,  D  T 

Weisel  Jacob Austin 

Walker  J  E  {See 

adr) Bismarck,  D  T 

Fetzner  V  &  J Brownsville 

Schwebach  Philip Caledonia 

SchmallJ Canby 

Ko-witz  F Cannon  River  Falls 

Hertz  Berthold Carver 

Roseitkranz 
lleinricli  (See 

adv) Central  City,  D  T 

Sarce  M Cold  Spring  City 

Burkhart  &  Co Crookston 

Ileim   &  Anderson  Gawille, 
Central  Citv,  D  T,   P  O   Dead- 
wood,  D  T.     (S<eadr.) 
Hermann  &  Treber. 

agents Deadwood,DT 

Parkhurst  &  Co .  .  . 

Brandt  &  Co Faribault 

Fleckenstein  Ernest 

Fleckenstein  Gottfried.. 

Carl  G Frazee  City 

Hope  H Granger 

Enes  Christian Henderson 

Striegel  J  G Hokah 

Enge'lhome  tt  Co Hufcliinson 

Owens  E .Tnck.<on 

Gchring  Sebastian Jordan 

Heiland  Friedrich 

Schmidt  &  Co Lake  City 

Kimber  Bros Lanesboro 

Gentges  Paul Lead  City,  D  T 

Ar)>i-s,  Peter  ic  Co Le  Sueur 

Bierbauer  Wm Mankato 

Gas^ler  it  Co 


Graeber  N  &  Co Mankato 

Ibach  .Joseph 

Dodge  Co  Brewery.. .  .Mantorville 

Naegele  H 

Weideman  John Marine  Mills 

Behvens  W Jlillville 

Ghiek  Gottlieb Minneapolis 

:tliieller  iV  lloiii- 

rifli  ^Sc  -''?n 

Xoeroi«S»eru  I'  I>. 

(S.,'  ,'dr) 

Orte  John 

Vill  otto Jlinnesota  City 

Erickson  John Moorheacl 

Smith  N New  Munich 

Bender  .Jacob New  Ulm 

Haunstein  John 

Schell    August    (See 

adv) 

Schnioker  Joseph 

Graf  miller  AD Northfield 

Bion  Louis Owatonna 

Schreader  Peter Perham 

Ferber  J  M Pine  Island 

Christ  Jacob Red  Wing 

Hoffmann  Lorenz 

Red  Wing  Brewery 

Remmler  Adolph 

Burkhardt  Samuel.  Reed's  Landing 

Bang  Joseph Rochester 

Schuster  Heinrich. ..... 

Stinger  Adam 

Fahrenholz  Louis Rush  City 

Pfeitfer  Jacob Rushford 

Mueller  F   W    {See 

adv.) St  Charles 

Brick  John St  Cloud 

Enderly  Lorenz 

Thiersc  &  Balder "      , 

Weis  G  E St  Michael 

Bruffgemann  !Martin St  Paul 

Dew'-ey  &  Son  (ale,  porter 
and  lager  beer) St  Paul 

Emmert'Frederick 

Kxeelsior  Brewery. . 

Funk  M ;; 

Hornun^  Frank 

KochR'ikCo '• 

Stahlniann  C " 

Yocri:  Anthony 

Emresser  Matliew St  Peter 

llo'hnian  August " 

Veitli  Frederick 

Ray  wood  G  >.^:  Co St  Vincent 

Gruljer  George Sauk  Centre 

Hussmann  Mrs  AT...  .Shakopee 
Nysscn  Hubert 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  foil  line  of  Darling,  Brow^ 

&  Sliflxpe's  MachinistB'  Tools,     35  East 
Tliird  Bt,,  St,  Panl. 


■t  .  ■/   rt.vl 


PHskIoC    InhnCnn    ^^^^'^"y  a°^  Glassware,  513  Wasli- 
UliaiICO  JUilllOUnjington  Ave.   South,  MINNEAPOLIS. 


97S 


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Brewers.      (Continue.!.) 
Knott  G  A  A-  Co. .  Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

Kramer  >.V  Burgess Sleepy  Eye 

Tepa.-s  Hermann StiliVater 

Wolf  Joseph 

Schottmiller  Joseph .  Tavlor's  Falls 

AVeberC "....Torah 

Lcslin  Charles Wabasha 

Ramsdale  Joseph "\A'aseca 

Becker  J  S Winona 

Bub  Peter ■• 

Forster  John Yankton,  D  T 

Rossteurher  C  F.  . . 

Schuasse  A  i  Co.  Young  America 

Brick  31 II f Vs. 

Rusfeldt  &  Klevin Albert  Lea 

Sch-wartz  Wm Brainerd 

Ahlin  v.t  Son  Carver 

Grant  S  J  &  Co  (pressed). . .      " 

Gregg  &  Griswold Chaska 

Strohach  tt  Streissguth. . . . 

Warner  Lucien 

Wiest>.tBro '• 

Stafford  Wm Chattield 

Koeppe  Au^st Cookston 

IVorcross  V,  m 

Morris  SR 

Riggs  W  T Dead  wood.  D  T 

Sherwood  &  John^on  . . .  Dresbacli 

Stanton  C  H Duluth 

Lopnow  J  &  Sons Elba 

Murtha  Charles Elk  Point. DT 

Talcott  J  M 

Soudeniiau  Wm PIastiu"'s 

Chapman  ^^-  Drake.  . .  .Heron  Lake 

Densmore  Thomas Lancsboro 

Kruse  Hciurieh Le  Sueur 

^laiiKitto  liriokCo, 

(■•> t  ■i'^'-.  pffft^  34:ii Maukato 

PoUllou-  F  &.  Co  l.'yt 

ml.:  p„:,,  Ul) •• 

Croocker  W  A Marshall 

Whitney  CH 

Zimmermuu  C Middleville 

Beng^on  &  Peterson.  .Minueapoli., 

Colstrom  N  E 

S\van>on  John 

Woodbury  Daniel. .. . 

Peltier  C." Morristown 

Larson  P New  London 

Blank  A  H XicoUet 

Gerlach  J •■ 

Tilton  R Plea.saut  Grove 

DuntoQ  G  W Princ.ton 

Brink,  Williams  ifc  Co.  .Red  Win" 
Brown  E  P Roch.-^lcr 


,    Whitcomb  Edward Rr„l„  m,  r 

!   BuriTold  J  H .  .  Ruunin.ic  Wat.T,  I )  T 

Jagger  John St  p;iu! 

Meyer  Charles 

Warner  Lucien 

Brawlcy  D  F St  Vincent 

Schroeder  Bros Shakopoi- 

Berg  vfc  Johnson  Bros, 

Shingle  Cre.k 

Hasty  R  H 

Morrison  S  D 

Smith  James Spring  Valley 

Todd,  Penniei  Co. 

Jordan  Thomas.  .Vermillion   D  T 

Davis  W  F WvkotT 

Ward  Wm Zumijrota 

Brokers. 

(Comme7'd/il.) 

Lutlgcii  M  O Minneapolis 

(Flour.) 

Sinnott  T  G Minneapolis 

(Gniin  and  Stock.) 
Gaston  ct  O'Brien. Deadwood.  DT 

Judd  W  S  &  Co Minneapolis 

{Mercfnindt!<f.) 
Madden  W  M. . .  .Deadwood,  D  T 

Coll  M  W Minneap.jh. 

Hall  J  K 

Ilei«>ci- r;  II 

Jewett  J  A 

Cole  Mvron  W St  Paul 

Stetson"  WF 

{Mini,,':.) 
Talleiil  &  Soi-iiirr, 

(S,'„,)r) Deadwood,     D  T 

(Money.) 

jreighen  Wm Forestville 

Eaton  O   C Hernian 

Phinne}'  Bros 

Wilber"H  J Minneapolis 

Broom  HiilVs. 

Bassett  C  F Clayton 

Winnegars  Wm Dri'-selVilli- 

Anderson  .V  II Duniiell 

Linscott  J  A Fair  Hay-ii 

Pierce   L Freel:nni 

Scolt  L  T 

Macnmber  P  H Gar.len  Citv 

Putnam  K  I! Lac  <iui  P;"'>>- 

Abbott  M  K  iCo .Maiikal" 

Grittiih  J  .M .Minncap..li- 

Albri-ht  Wm Pavuc-vl!!.- 

Xorthtield  E I'il'.^l>ury 


Hall's  Safe  I  Lock  Co. 


Manufacturers  of  lire  and  Burg- 
lar Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Mian. 


I      V  Wholesale  Manufacturers  of  "*  V 


QCmri$ORlEElMiiESi[ 


Also,  Dealers  in  Undertakers'  Hardware,  Shrouds  and  Trimmuu 


^>'nCE  AND  FACTORIES,  , 

"•»  83,  84.  85.  86,  87  .lod  88 
South  Front  St.  ^ 


GRAND  RAPIOS,  MICH, 


CD     TUSIDOTflM     Sole  A.-'t  CANTON  PLOWS,  TijerRakea.Ein. 
■   VI    I  ilWSlWI  *"'5  barnWajoii3,Bnggie3,etc.,18W.3dSt„3t.Pial 


BRU 


HL'SIXESS    DIRKOTOnY. 


CirceiMVooil  Jacob, 


Jarbhishek  &  And 


St  Louis.  Mo 
rson ...  St  Paul 


Builder^i. 

(Ste  Carpeh1,is  'tud B'uldfi-H.) 


Builderi*'  Hardware. 

KinsT'^bury  &    Draper   {S.v 
Mtam  Une^} St  Paul 


Burial  Case  :»Iiifrs. 
I'owers  A;  Walker  (Sr^ 

"(ir) Grand  Rapids,  3Iich 

The   Stein   Mnfg  Co. 
(cloth  covered}" Chicago,  111 

Business^  Colleg^es. 

(.•%<?  alM  CoUcfft-o,  .'^■/ic"*.  etf.) 
C'urtlRs  Bii«iiie<>«  Col- 
lege   (.'if  (ifir) 

St  Paul  and  Minneapolis 
^I  Paul  (Bryant  ^.t  Strat- 
ton)    (.Sf«-     inaMe    front 
<^orer) St  Paul 

Butehers. 

'i&e  .V,at  MarkeU.) 

Biiteliero"  and  Pack- 
ers' Siippiies. 

Uppenbeimer  it  Co.  .  .Chicago,  111 

Butter  Miifrs. 

(&e  Cvtmaerifs.) 

Butter  and   Eggs. 

.  (^7hokmle.) 

\U  wes  S  31 Blue  Earth  City 

L'ng.TH&  Co Mankato 

MilUWmT •• 

H_.tiri-r&  HullMek St  Paul 

-'ne.Xu.'i}   Tereuoc... 

Button  .llnlr. 

Ki  mptr  Augu-l St  Paul 


Cabinet  ^^lakern^. 

(.See  also  F'lriiilnre.) 
Thomas  O  E.  .  .Grand  Forks.  D  T 

Enos  Edwin Granite  Falls 

Lund  John Marine  Mills 

Schultz  C Montiomerv 

Ege  Louis St  Paul 

IlaiigSl,    Ca«l3     & 
Medieke    [S,r„dr)... 

Luhr.-ien  Christopher 

Ormsby  C Vemdale 

Cant  Hook  nnfr. 

Broad  E  (.'vv  /(ff'i.. Minneapolis 

Cane  :^Iiil  Unfr. 

Poller  ^y  \ Spring  Valley 

Haislit  \\    Z, 

(.Sd'c  "(/(■) Winnebago  City 

Can  Manufacturer. 
Gci-sel  .liidreAV, 

St  Louis,  Mo 

Canned  Goodie. 

Lumley  C  &  Co Minneapolis 

Carpenters  and 
Builders. 

Bauer  A Albany 

Carlson  Charles Albert  Lea 

Hopkins  W  S 

Wolcott  &  Bond 

Ga-vvne  D Alexandria,  D  T 

Nichols  Barzilla.. 

Ketzhock  B Alma  City 

Iloganson  J Amherst 

Danniclson  O  6c  A Audubon 

Koliler  Jacob 

Allen  F  \V Austin 

Cox  J  F ■• 

Phillips  E  J ■' 

Bass  J Badu.s,  DT 

Eicke  John Bamesville 

CImpmuii  FA Benson 

Baumirartnei-  M Berne 

Schuabili  Ca.-^per '■ 

Tripp  H  B Biirelow 

Burlingame  II  W Big  Stuiie 

Sanger  Anthony Bird  Island 

B.>.>-twick&  Arnold. Bi.-marck.UT 
Dunklcberi:  Nathan 

Hoglundj'P ■'      ■ '■ 

Weaver  C  S&  Co. 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


AKCHITECTS,    Accoootics,  Heating 

and   VeEtiktion   c.irefully    aad  cor- 

J  reotly  irrangbd.    Muiawpoli*,  Mian. 


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Carif  enters.    (Cont'd. 

Palmer  John  T Blonminstou 

Dayton  Joseph ..  Blue  Earth  C'iitv 

LawE  W Blufftoi 

^Inry  O Bonnersville.D  T 

White  &  White  Bniiuerd 

Graves  J  B Brownsdale 

Ives  Stephen 

Swift  A 

Keiagga  Louis Brownsville 

Reihcr  Adolpli 

Stewart  D  II Burbank.  D  T 

Blair  F  A Caledonia 

Heath  WF 

Koetz  Peter 

Brooks  J Cannon  City 

StruthersJ "        "' 

WalrodJ 

Hewitt  &  Alexander . .  Canton  D  T 

PatteeJB 

Torrey  J  P Carver 

Crooks  &  Hall. . .  .Casselton.  D  T 

Knight  SH 

Moore  J  W 

Johnson  P Cedarville 

A}ade  R  II 

Vanderaark  P  B Central 

Lindell  Carl. . .  .Central  City,  D  T 

Sutton  Wm " 

Gregg  &  Griswold Chaska 

Chambers  J Cleveland 

Forsyth  G 

Chartin  J  A '.'.  .Clontarf 

McDonnell  D.mald 

McKenna  H  J 

Hunt  J     ;.'.".' .'.Cordova 

Gumm  F Cormorant  Mills 

Pettif  J  A Cottaofe  Grove 

gates  RB Crookston 

Bracket  C  B Crow  Ri  ver 

Stamps  J  J 

Horbury  B  A '  Current  Lake 

Porter  Wm Darwin 

Rowley  FW 

Alber  &  Co Dea'dwood,  D  T 

Qay  i  Jack.son . .  . 
Jennings  ife  Browne 

Sammis  ME -   " 

Fitzgerald  P ' De  GrafI 

OMearaTM 

Novfs  J  W De  Smet.  D  T 

Duffield  W  ct  Bros. Diamond,  DT 

Smith  AX Dodge  Centre 

Huddl(>ton  D Dounellv 

Lyons  J ■■    " 

C^rad  F '.'.■'.■.Doufflas 

Dickey  J  W  i  liro . .  Dover  Center 


Harvey  DC Dover  CV:.'.  r 

^ii^M  A Drayton.   1)1' 

Vancamp  R 

School  A Dresliuli 

Balder  C Diiehii 

Burns  John Diilutl, 

Lantschenslager  George. . . 

McQuade  ifc  Carr 

Miller  i-  Eckert 

Watts  W 

Morton  E  O Ei-ij, 

Gran  Peter Elk  Lak.- 

Huborea  A 

Kent  J  R  ^t  Son. .  .Elk  Point.  D  T 
Quick  Edward. ... 

RichT Elli..t.i 

^"eUsonP Elm  Dak- 
Shave  E Elysian 

Zoru  J 

Every  B  F Enterpri-e 

FoggH  H fetna 

Wooden  H ■• 

Clark  J  H Excelsior 

McGrathKB 

Bonnev  H  H Fairmont 

Daniels  J  W 

St  John  FH 

Smith  J  A 

Brown  C  E Far^o,  I)  T 

Campbell  J  S 

McCauleyA  Kessler.. 

Allen  David Faribau;'. 

Wdliams  J  H Farm  Hiii 

Reed  F  L Farminiri^n 

Stanford  Bros Fergus  Fa!:- 


WoolsevM  H. 
Kelley  W  H. . 
Sherwoo<l  \V. 


.Flandr 


DT 


Rue  L  S Fort  Pierre.  D  T 

Boyer  A Franktur J 

Hawkins  J 

MurdickSH 

Gay  George Genevi 

Hucsins  E 

OttnVan  J  M 

Tracy  P •• 

Keehn  F  W Glencne 

Boss  O  J Glymlau 

Hausman  J " 

Sabin  AD 

TraceyCG '• 

\\  eatherhead  L  

Post  Wm Golden  (Ja'e 

Smith  i-  Dow.  .Grand  Forks.  D  T 

Auten  Charles Grand  Mcadiw 

ClowGeorire 

La  Roche  L Grand  Porf.i.'i; 


CO 
TO 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Egbert  Street,  ST.  PACU 

Mian.,  for  Scotch  Ales,  IioaJja 

ksd  Ihibbii  ForMr. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis 


Do  all  kinds  of  Machinery  RepaiHnl'. 
Order*  by  (elephcnc.  wire  cf  leiter- 

Jpro:-ptJy  attended  to.  Cor.Seccr't  St. 
and  Fifth  , 


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Gravel  N 

Giavelville 

Davidson  &  Dane Jautsville 

HadleyJJ 

Va.ukTheeG... 

SartoriP  J ..Jarrett 

llalvor<.in  B.  . . 

Hader 

Kledcv  C Ka.^ota 

Hav.knX 

Hallock 

Billings  &  Houditon Kasson 

Mdcn  <&  Paulson 



Marshall  Thomas ■■ 

Mi-Lau-hlin  P. 

Hamilton  Station 

Anderson  ^\  K La  Crescent 

DosdanF 

.Hammondsford 

Day  Wm 

Sfwall  James  .  . 

Hampton 

Knapp  J  A 

KiiappG  R 

Handy 

-MalovT 

\'ii-Uc'  &  Sons. . 

Hanoyer 

MummaJT 

thristiansou  P. . 

Hartlaud 

Stevenson  J 

Day  A  A 

Hastintis 

Palmer  D Lake  Badccr,  D  T 

Stc-wart  ^V  W. . . 

Tupper  ifc  Collins Lake  City 

oitsun  0 

Hawley 

Anderson  Joseph. . .  .Lake  Harofd 

Halverson  H  E. 

Hay  ward 

EdousPO 

HefeleT 

Heidelberg 

Hanson  A 

Un°-er"M    ...      . 

Helvetia 

Oleson  J                                " 

Lcnz  G 

Stark  John 

Cook  AC 

Cope  G 

Brost  Wm Lakeville 

RiisPcU  Z  K  . . . . 

High  Forest 

Green  F  G Lead  City.  D  T 

SilenO 

Isanti 

Lundlieru  J Lester 

Hanson  R 

Jackson 

Oleson  J " 

P<-hlott  H  S 

Reichel  A                                   " 

Smith  F  M 

Say  lor  L Lesterville.  D  T 

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Sheet-Iron  Siding. 


Por  Pactories,  Mills,  Bridges,  etc,    Sel- 

den  &  Grygla,  114  N.  3(3  Bt,,  Mini:eapoLij. 


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Carpenters.     (Cont'd.) 

Barnard  .t  Co Le  Sueur 

McGrath  J Le  Sueur  Centre 

Hawkinson  N  W Litchfield 

Swanson  Lars 

Little  James Luveme 

Van  Alstine  S Lvnd 

Beetsch  Leo Mankato 

Funk  y\'m 

Kelley  James 

Keysor  C 

ilankato  Building  Co. ... 

Pass  George T 

Pennaple  Joseph 

Roemer  Theodore 

SchiemanJohn 

AVampler  C 

Welch  &  Correll 

Gardner  Charles  B JIantorville 

'  Bennett  A Maple  Plain 

Sweden  A Maple  Ridge 

RodbergJ  P ■• 

Geisendorfer  Jacob Mapleton 

Haney  J  Q  A Marion 

Goodwin  Joshua Marshall 

Kiugslcy  A 

Brennan  T Marysbure 

LandgraffA ••       ° 

Hager  Mathias Marystown 

Fuller  T MillviUe 

HoenkP •■ 

Stampiiv  M 

■\Vadley"  Michael •■ 

Anderson  C  M Minneapolis 

Button  it  Ayers 

Cutter  S  <_■  (.Sf  ndc) 

EUisAAitken 

Fedi>tCo 

Fislior    F    A    [Se 

front  cne-ei-) 

Haight  W  H 

Kenyon  iS:  Jeffery 

Larawa  J  B 

LibbevGW 

LillieS  i 

toveriu  21  A 

Parker  \V  \V 

PausH  A 

Seldcn  H  £ 

Stebbins.  Piobertsoni 

Co 

TylerJA 

Tyler  i-  Putnam 

■\\eberKuilolph 

WhittierSS 

Schramm  II Minnetrista 

Goodwin  I  U Money  Creek 


Meral^ou  PO Moorli,  i.l 

Hill  Edward Morris 

Lyman  A  A ■• 

Buck  J  B Morristowu 

Wright  J Motlry 

Dunn  H Mound  Citv 

Haug  Erik  J Xerstrand 

Heimvig  0  0 

Dibb  Henry New  Aubur-a 

Palmer  J 

Saunders  PR 

Schatz  A 

Crashaw  G Newport 

NashT  n 

BcihofFer  Wm New  Rome 

Rhode  Wm Nicollet 

Struckman  C 

O'Connor  ct  Cramer.Nordhmd.D  T 

Knudson  C North  Fork 

Liabrooten  0  0 

Liahrooten  R  O 

Nilson  A 

Svanson  J " 

Gall.igher  P Oak  Grove 

Stout  George 

Whitney  F 

Albcs  L Oak  Statiou 

Hemker  \\ 

Hubeu  Wm 

McLish  C 

Porter  >fc  Walters Ortonrilli' 

Hausen  H Oti^^■o 

Mingcs  J 

Rouneu.strani  J 

Satterlev  P " 

Stearns 'E  B " 

Abbott  J  M Ottawa 

Hammel  John Owatonna 

Spearney  A  Kyle. . .  .Parker,  D  T 

31emby  H Pelican  Rapids 

Williams  C  D  C  it  Sou. . .  Perliam 

Eugsberg  John  O Peterson 

Gelde  O    P •■ 

Johnson  J  C 

Polite  A ■• 

Berry  Elieuezer Pine  Citv 

Lawler  John 

Spooner  E  R 

Sawyer  U  J Pine  Island 

Farris  AN Pipe  Stum- 

Sullivan  Dennis 

Tavlor  W  S 

Vau-lvke  C  H 

Smith"  W  H Plato 

Newell  C  II Pleasant  Mound-i 

Oatsraan  M Pol-daiii 

John.son  J Quinci',  U  T 


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Sht-ritt  &  Falconer.  ..Quincv.  D  T 

Hill  DC Red  ^Vin- 

Bulk  John Reed's  Landing 

L..ckeJB Rice  Lake 

Floyd  A Rice's 

Biakeslev  WE Rochester 

Ciimpbell  F  D 

Cook  Horace 

Durkee  A  W 

Scott  Wm 

Woodworth  Granville. . 

Wright  James 

Wakefield  L  S Rochford.D  T 

Miller  J Roscoe 

Graff  Wm  J Rose  Lake 

HillJF 

Jones  CW 

Woodbury  A 

Buri;e  G Running  Water,  D  T 

Treffry  Robert 

Peterson  AM Rush  Citv 

Rudberir  John 

Dauchy^Burr Rusliford 

Knudson  Swerk 

Cultom  A Sacred  Heart 

Jetsam  H St  Augusta 

forget  H St  Benedict 

KurthH 

Maver  B 

g-igeHX St  Charles 

Burghard  Joseph St  Cloud 

P'-ckAK St  James 

Thomas  CW 

Bradley  Wm St  Paul 

Carev  &  JIakinson 

Costello  Mark " 

Desjardins  Joseph " 

DowlingiElv •• 

Ferguson  Z. .'. " 

Fitzpatrick  Thomas 

Gronewold  Wm "      . 

Larson  OJcHB " 

Lehniicke  i  Mavin " 

Leonard  Charles". 

Ml- Veil  I  Daniel      {See 
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Merrill  G  W ."'.'.'.'.'.'.'       " 

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Nelson  John.  ..y........ 

Reardon  Timothy 

Reese  G  W. . . 

Hemer&  Dressell.  .'.■.■.■.'.'.■.      " 

Rheaume  &  St  Pierre " 

!;«c,^erJohn " 

Taylor  &  Craig 

\\iltke.so&  Romer 

■Hilson  Charles 


•  St  Peter 


Bolster  Peter 

Hesnault  Autrust. 

KohUtThiet^s .. 

Shannon  J  W Sanborn   D  T 

Du.\bury  Wm Scotland 

Miller  J  C.  ■.".'.  .'■.■■..■ '•'. 

wn"'^F> •' Shakopee 

\Villsey  A  b Sheldon 

Einpsey  O Sherburne 

Odell  C 

Balfour  MG Shingle  Creek 

KastenekJ Silver  Lake 

^ooth  t  \ Sioux  Falls   D  T 

Booth  R  H 

Duffy,  Zeigler  & 

Co 

Marson  T  C 

Stiles  G 

Steye°sW Skyberg 

T  ''"■^^^"^■•••■, Sleepy  EyI 

Tailor  Frederick . 

Doble  E  i  Son Smith  Lake 

Gohen  ^^  m Smith  s  Mill 

HennenM..    SprinsrHill 

Andersen  H  J Spring  \  alley 

Gould  Augustus ■• 

Lasher  Win " 

Lore  (fc  Clark '. 

Nelson  Christopher.  " 

Rossman  John " 

AVashburn  Charles.  . 
AVeisbcck  George . . 

Bryant  N  J...... Stewart 

Stevens  J  S  E Stewart ville 

Tichnor  W  W 

Harrigan  Dennis Stillwater 

Jordan  A  E 

William  Wm 

Abbott  A Sunnyside,  D  T 

Fromer  Bros. . .  .Swan  Lake.  D  T 
Gray  A  L  &  Co.  .  .  .  Taylor's  Falls 
Bennett*  Harvey..... -....Tivoli 

BerghoffJ  ...     Torah 

Tscheniperlein  J 

I5a.-.hcl  L Turtle  River.D  T 

Ryan  Thomas. .. 

King  MO Valley  Citv   D  T 

geerSG Valley' Creek 

Holmes  C 

Meyer  W 

Beckett  George.  .Vennilliou.  DT 
Pickett  Andrew.. 

Porter  GG 

Brown  A  A Verndale 

LaddA\m 

Wilco.v  W  R Vernon  Centre 


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Evans  A Warsaw 

lariueleeME Waseca 

SkiuncT  C  i: 

J?''>f  L  Waverly  Mills 

kellv  P 

HusbyKE We-dahl 

^nox  JM -^vells 

Murray  \\  ml)... .  "Wheatland,  DT 

btone  W  F 

Strandces  J...White  Bear  Centre 
Benson  Bros.  , 

Heinrich  L White  Willow 

\\  illiams  Bros  &'  Sharp.  .Willmar 

BigelojvLL Windom 

Priest  RN 

Richards  CE '"      " 

Wilson  J  S '.['.      ■< 

Sfaltnwerk  C 

„  ^^ WiunebaiTo  Agency 

Spickerman  H  B.WinuSba^o  City 

■\\  arne  J   H ■•'' 

ElyCE..     ..Winona 

Gnmshaw  B  J 

Noonan  &  Stell wagen • " 

Griffin  Thomas Worthincton 

Robinson  AC "  " 

JJ""?!"!^ '.'■....Wvomin? 

Brooks  ifcOcllinser.  Yankton   DT 

BurgiFrederickr... 

Greene  Georire 

Osborn  it  Everson . . 

Thornton  John " 

Willco.x  >fe  Seward.. 

Bahmann  Cliarles.Younq;  America 

DoelzFriedrieh.. 

Keoigsreider  G Zion 

Freitag  C 

f  fg'c.v  -T Zumbr'o  Falls 

Faulkerson  Frank Zumbrota 

Grover  Chester 

Miller  George 

Carpets,    «il    CJoths, 
Etc. 

KinseyP  P Faribault 

Folds  it  Griffiths Minnean..lis 

Blake  J  Di- Co HocliL-cr 

Jselson  Andrew    (whol) 

Anderson  Wm  L St  Paul 

Lohlker  All ■    -^^am 

Matheis  John 

Brink  J  L .Winona 

Clioate  H 


Lewis  &  Co. . 
Parmer  L  D. 


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Carpet  ^Veaver*. 

Lhnr  Jaciues Mank.it,, 

Zumkagen  J 

Wallerick  Xicholas. '."..'.".  St  Pui' 
Carson  John. . .  .■.Vermillion,  I)  f 
Kohrbeck  Christian Wab.isli;i 

CarriajTc  Painters. 

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Carriage  Trimmer, 

ColeGM Winoni 

Carriage  and  ^Va-«u 
^Saterials. 

Allen  it  Sons  (wagon  tim- 
ber mnfrs) Maywood 

Harrison,    Knight    & 

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iSicols  &  Dean St  Fan; 

Carriage  and  iyai;on 
3Sakers. 

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Halden   E \driin 

Howe&Copeley Aitkin 

Jacobson  N   A.ldrii 

Ostander  C  X ".'.."    •■ 

Servatus  J " ■■ 

Thompson  J .'! .".'.'.' iAldrich 

Landotry  A Alc.vaudria.  D  T 

Purdon  Andrew. 

Benjamin  J Alma  City 

Gates  W 

WoelpertJ '.'.Arlin-t,.n 

Beebe  W  D Ashton.  DT 

C  hadwick  J  L Atwater 

MocdeW 

Bates  J  A Austin 

Hanson  G  K 

Johnson  Andrea .Benson 

ScoviUci  Ellis Berlin 

Daw  M  B  A  Co Big  St.  .n- 

Dunuell  S Big  Stone  cftv.  D  T 

t'"operS  J Bismarck.  DT 

^te wan  David.  ..  . 

Farrington Blooming  Prairie 

>rorton  J ° 

J'«-k  J  C Browns%-ill" 

I  eterson  J Bulla!- 

•'^'i-'.ver  D Burbank.  D  T 

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M  .rrill  AE 15yiou 

\;,l.citt  T Calcdoniix 

'\Vi>t  Wm 

ZuiilcrC 

^\\■^tflu  E C'unficld 

(  arlsou  &  Stone, 

Cannou  River  Falls 

.lohason  Alfred 

Horn  .1  &  Co Canton,  D  T 

Ko^sAM 

He;id  W  K Carimona 

1  )auwaltLT  C  D  ^ Carver 

Hammarluud  Noah 

Tritchler  F Casselton,  D  T 

Bell  EC Cedar  Mills 

Adams  S Cedarville 

Jones  TL.  .Centennial  Park,  D  T 

Bell  John Central  City,  D  T 

Brinneman  John  " 

(^harbono  E. . . . 

TavlorJT 

Curtis  G  W Chann.lin 

Goldsmith  J 

MiUcrRH 

Ess  Joseph Chaska 

Kmrawiede  Hcinrich 

Johnson  P Chisago  City 

QuistP 

Meek  J  M Claremont 

Vorse  C Clear  Water 

Armstrong  J Cleveland 

AVrishtEA 

AVhitiug  L Clitherall 

GalvinM  C Clontarf 

Johnson  Bros Cokato 

Koll  J Cold  Spring  City 

Laner  J 

Dykes  T  J Concord 

McKinnon  Bros Cookston 

Schnicdtr  G Courtland 

Korgel  A Ciddrum 

Weber  X Currie 

HelsapIcL Dakota 

Leiditon  L  W Dassel 

Lambert  L Dayton 

Ickes  Samuel Deadwood,  D  T 

Maloy  Norton.. . . 
Sanborn    &  East- 
man  

\Velch,   Farley  &, 

Co 

Ilischoba  &  Pierunce Delano 

Stinson  CM Detroit  City 

Ellis  M  M Dodge  Centre 

HarmcrGW 

Fi^<  her  T Dover  Center 

licl.ilard  J Dresliach 


Manstieldt  M Dry.leu 

Balder  C Duelni 

Fii'biger  Edward Didulh 

Stranse  Edward Dundas 

Pnsnell  A  II Eaple  Lake 

Jackson  Bros Ed'en.  D  T 

Brandt  H Elsin 

Scott  A ■■ 

Bryan  J  H Elk  Point,  D  T 

Drogoo  J  M 

Houk  M EUiota 

Chase  John Elvsiau 

Flutden  OP Emmett,"  D  T 

Felzer  T Enterprise 

Bennett  M Excelsior 

HoibyA 

Kimble  U  &  Son Fair  Haven 

Garrison  E Fair  Point 

Anderson  .t  Larson. .  .Fargo,  D  T 
Lasenske  vt  Bickert.  . . 

Andrews  II  B Faribault 

Bieler  A  Wcver 

Chamberlain"  GW 

Frink  &  Stafford 

Lewis  Andrew 

Lindeman  Bros " 

McMahon  Michael •" 

Both  Dartd 

VolzJV&Bros 

Niederkorn  M  W Farmington 

Cooper  &  Strobridge. Fergus  Falls 

AVelch  T Fisher's  Landing 

Olier  Beniamin. .  .Flandreau,  D  T 

Doughty  D Fountain,  D  T 

Slatt"engreu  iSwanlund.  Franconia 

Clark  .1 Freeborn 

Grilz  John Fulda 

Gritz  &  Schultz " 

Sliaw  L  T Garden  City 

■Whitney  John " 

Peach V "Bros Gary.  D  T 

Halverson  O Qayville,  D  T 

Bassett  J  L Genoa 

Depue  D Geneva 

Baumgart  Christian Glencoe 

Janike  Wm 

PopplIL " 

Rue  II  N Glenwood 

Huntley  S.  .Good  Thunder's  Ford 

Landy  ".M  C GraceTille 

Anderson  Charles, 

Grand  Forks,  D  T 
Cruikshank  Georire 

Miller  J  B 

Ilebcg  J Granger 

Eckman  Andrew Granite  Falls 

Gustlafsen  A  P Grove  City 


Kingsbury  &  Draper  i'stt^^i^dsta-T^^^  35  z^. 


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Jolm?ou  J  X Grove  Cit y 

Sewall  J liiimpton 

Gesrac,  Fossit  Telander. Hancock 

Sutton  J Hartford 

Ericksou  E Hartlaud 

Estersreen  John nastinas 

Morse  G  W 

Stoudt  it  Harsh 

TidlandE  L Hel.ron 

Anderson  S Helvetia 

Kline  AVm 

Heberle  Stanislaus Henderson 

KicneEA 

Mullin  S  D Herman 

Scott  W Hish  Forest 

Binn  AH Hi-hland.  DT 

Horaand  H  O Holdcn 

Dcriekson  C Huiitinston 

AVolfe  Franz Jonlau 

Cooper  George Kassou 

Kulibers  Henrv 

Stout  J^L ." " 

Barton  W Kellogg 

EhrickACF 

HvdeCR •. ...       •• 

Pe'ck  X  D Kenyon 

Groutsel  J KerkJioven 

Bovntou  G  W La  Crescent 

Ke'ith  S 

Williams  .III 

Curtis  AN Lake  City 

Xeal,  Snow  it  Co 

Richardson  Bros  i  Co. 

Simons  Henry 

MoeOB Lake  Park 

GardtAV Lakeville 

Anderson  H Laniberton 

Potter  G  D Lead  City,  D  T 

\Veier  J Leedston 

Swasev  G  H Le  Rov   i 

Cook  II Lestcrville,  D  t 

Cantwell  Patrick Le  Sueiu-  | 

Francisco,  Nicholas 

Schmit  Johan 

Voll)recht  Eniil 

Ncuman  M Litchfield 

Xeunian  A   Bro 

Peter^uu  Bros "     ' 

Scherer  Q Long  Prairie 

Hofelmann  H  »t  Bro.  .  .  .  ."Luverne 

Kendall  WF 

Van  Alstine  S Lyud 

Boutertte  Cvril McCauleyvillc 

Keher  Peter Madelia 

Mayer  Anton Mankato 


Smith  A  M Mauk:.'.. 

Williams  iV  Beach 

Darrow  Jonathan Mantorvill.- 

NinternJA 

Dickev  S  W Maple  Pliin 

Porrier  L Maple  Rid.'..- 

Deariui  J Mapleton  Slati.u 

SteplaiisR 

Faulk  Xels Marion MilU 

Palm.ton   Peter 

Curti..*.-  Ell^l.urv Marshal! 

All.'U  James....". Mavwu..d 

EliioH  X  W MedlV.rd 

Atchijon  F Mi-,1.. 

Fonslow  M MiUtown.  DT 

LoweH Millvili,- 

Gilanme  N Minnei-ka 

Schwartz  X 

Brown  CD Minneapolis 

Bummertit  Thiera. . . 

Carey  James 

ConverjeRA 

Cook  H  T 

Dri'.foll    «fc    For- 

*5<li 

FitzeritJax 

Foster.SE  

GaleOCi-Co 

Hunt  J  B 

Ivcrson  James 

McGreaor  Henry 

Martin' Bros.  .  .". 

Mumm  Clause 

Pottle  J. MOc  Sou.... 

Reihl  Louis 

Roeller  Michael 

SearsXR 

Seibel  Georsre 

Swanbers  X  P 

Wei.T  i- Ma-eu 

Friiik  AV  .  .: .Minnesota  City 

Magne- Wm 

Scluidt  F  A Minnesota  Lake 

Brown  ED Money  Creek 

Hu.liy  E  E Moiitevidr.. 

Oner  A:  Cook Jlontgomerv 

Scolield  SP Morris 

Daoe  Louis Morristown 

Roher  J  M 

Hodge  C Motley 

Antliouv  C Mound  City 

En gler  John Murdoek 

Palmer  H  F Xew  Auburn 

Eckman  A"  Ecklund.Xew  London 

Silvis  W  G Newport 

Holt  PA NewRichlan.i 

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Hook  l^cderick New  Ulm 

G;ilk-5  .losi-ph 

l.auti-rbiich  <t  Gruenuu- 

IVM.T 

a:.s.„ii  M Nicollot 

Unward  1!F 

it  Co Xonli  Branch  Stiition 

Dickson  it  Anderson . . .  Xonhlicld 

KlK-UtKcstcr 

llau'.nWm 

Koi'U(.r  Frank 

Molitco  J Norwood 

ArdrrvSF Olivet.  DT 

lial-lcyj Olivia 

I!a-ctt  C  ?^[ Oronoco 

LinnUinist  L  N Orrock 

I'etcr.-.u  C Osakis 

IJlack  >^,  Ciiandlpr Ossco 

DrounS " 

KoiitjierX " 

Grav  [.  X Ottawa 

Dccg  A  Ila-kel Owatouna 

Keuucdv  John " 

McixnerBJ 

Stlioen  Charles 

Zanetti  &  Nikolas 

ItatUbun  G  S Parker.  D  T 

r.rag?  U  W Pelican  Rapids 

Johnson,  Holme?  it 

Dri^coU Pembhia,  D  T 

We^tG 

Ileanrmann  I?enjarain.  ..  .Pevliam 

Quick-tad  PS Peterson 

Kuaah.J Pickwick 

l'..-t  W  C 

Carlton  W  E Pill^lmry 

K!iiiL-  Hcnvv Pine  Island 

I  iinvnt  F  i Pipe  .'^tone 

llorton  II Plainvlew 

Neu.li  C  II Pk-as;uu  .^I.-uiids 

Lan-e  \V Point   !)ou-las 

•laer.lK  G I'ot-^dain 

I'.ulljs  A  J Princeton 

MineaP Red  Lake  Falls 

I|fiinett  L  S Red  Wing 

Krickson,  Xewstrom  & 


Hickman  Peter 

Kapptl  John 

K;;M>el  Michael 

Ij'Vu'reen  \,  sr 

N'ew.>tr(,ni  Andrew 

•li.ipiiian  E  O Redwood 

>ini..i,  TW Reed's  Laii 

Colt  .M  A Ri< 

Il'tliii.'.Tacob Rod 

Hal!  .t  .Mclvav 


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Oscsois  &.  I^ar.son.. Rochester 

IliunesC Rockford 

Leffler  C 

Willctt  \- Seelntr 

Guth  J Rpsemount 

Knr;;  \V 

Holmes  11  \V Rush  ford 

Parrott  H  C  it  Co St  Charles 

Stvn;  i;£o5»ert    B., 
{■^c  ftdc.  jui:/e  opp  oS8),  St  Clond 

Millar  H  T St  Francis 

Woodruff  A •       " 

Aldritt  J  S St  James 

Caven.ler  A  H St  Paul 

no'jc  ()■«) 

Manthc  Bros " 

putsch  it  Ilaupcrs 

Xi|>i><»3j  A«Hircw    {Sue 


O'DoniicU  it  Warren 

Perkins  A  L 

Q!5iii5»j  ti;  tlaiSoAvell, 


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Scott  Wit  Co " 

Bocthin  AVm St  Peter 

Galles  Nicholas •• 

Krieser  J..sq;h " 

Rannev  II  II "     " 

Sclieurei-  John 

Bedell  .Mark Sauk  Centre 

Hickman  PS 

Wuttkc  II  H 

Fletcher  W  II Sauk  Rapids 

Xaclitsliciin  it  AVaicuer..Siiakopee 

Thiede  Hermann..^ 

Wampach  John 

Morrill  P;  F Sherburne 

JlcCauu  it  Bro ShieldsviUe 

SireweU.  D Silver  Creek 

Makouski  N Silver  Lake 

Anderson    An- 
drew   Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

Murrav  it  Norton 
Strin-iiam.t  Gil- 


Whitconib  C  II.. 

Hillesheini  Mathew. .  .Sleepv  Eve 

Forth  C  S •■•      ■ 

Degree  E Stewart 

Farquar  J 

Smith  .M " 

Connors  .lanus Stillwater 

Mueller  ^\'m 

Sullivan  I)  J 

Vacle  II Stockton 

Hchcm  J Slur-is,  1)  T 


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Campbell  G Taopi 

Lcavv  AC Taylor's  Falls 

SchUL'iik'r  J Torah 

SiverdiuiT  15 " 

Tsch.-mperlciu  J " 

ScUk  J Tracy 

OlsL-u  Amuud Troy 

BusluH  li  G  AV.  . .  . Vermillion. D  T 

Inaalls  .t  Jones Verndale 

AVc>lovei-  Alex Vernou  Centre 

BolgardP Volga,  I)  T 

Sauoressig  John Wabasha 

Radde  J Waconia 

Brauu  G 

Keliv  GE Wadena 

Bolton  W AVarren 

Snvd.-r  RC " 

Seiiiisht  i-  Graive AVaseca 

O^.-iev  n  X AVatertowu,  D  T 

Mcar.vd  F AVaverly  Mills 

FotziiickF ■      " 

Hoiikin-  AV  II AVea%'er 

Anderson  H AVest  Rrook 

Gairi. .ch  .1 AVest  Xewton   ' 

Stoin  11 AVhalan    | 

Bjelkcncren  Axel AVillmar 

Sioqvist'P  A •'  „.       , 

Lonir  F  E AVillow  Creek      J^J."??''"'' 

Cook  AVm  B AVindom 

Kran-e  A. . . .  AVinne'iago  Agency 
G;\'.v  l"i!y  t'iuriijge 

Works     (.v..  ,-J'M....AViuoua 

Howe  Wm ■' 

Kachlcr  Henry 

Kilian  Adam 

AViuoiia     ilii«liSV»rd- 

Wauo!iCo(.s,  iiHr). . 
AViuona  Carriage  AVorks..       " 

AVo-elH.ske  AV " 

Yan~en.^-  Perrot " 

Gi-rick  S AVinsted  Lake 

Brrit;-B AVitoka 

raillK-rford  C AVvkolf 

Huber  .Iacol> Yankton',  D  T 

Karr  Lem\iel 

Xuber-PJ 

Tvler  .V- Xissen...'. . 

Dale  J  AV Znmbro  Falls 

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tar  Wheel  ^inlVs. 

Biciizol  G   A;  lo, 

(.Sc  I'.ilr) Minneapoli.s 

St  Paul  Foundry  and  >lnfg 
Co St  Paul 


Cedar  S'<>!*ts, 

Hobarl  it  Chatterlon  .  MUhk  .ipuli, 

CeshiloJd    Sii«o<l.«i— 
WSi«ie!^aSe. 

Blake  George .AIi]ineapoUs 

Cemcutl. 

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Bethel 

AVhitinu-  A Clitherall 

Mohler\V Cordova 

Kawson  L  X Kockfonl 

Chaiideliei's  and  Hiy^ 
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AViI>ioii  &  Kosi'i-s  {^i-c 

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Cheese  MiilVs. 

{See  alio  Crenraerk::) 

Preston  C  W Ahua  City 

Andrews  K Audubon 

Tvler  J  O Beaver  Creek 

Siuthwiek.t  Miller Berlin 

Andri>h  G Berne 

IJalzli  X •' 

Fi--i  J  J " 

Smith  K 

Long  &  Van  Keunselaer, 

Centre  City 

Cliapta  F  B Detroit  City 

Fairmont    Cheese     Fac- 
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Bice  "Bros I-au'i 

AVoodburn  AV  AV Kerkhoven 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


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B;ihci->ck  vfc  WiilktT Sanliaw 

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Albcc  Charles. . . .  Wiuncbago  City 

China,       ^.JSrj*!*       aisd 
Qtieen^xvare. 

{See  Cruchni  and  Ola.-strarf.) 

Cigars. 

(See  a?^o  Clours  and  Tobacco.) 

(]17/ofc«,V.) 

Baer  Benjamin.  ..Deadwood,  D  T 

Carnev  P  H Mankato 

Kav  T  &  Co Minneapolis 

Aldenber-  ^.t  Couhaim St  Paul 

Bowlin  Patiirk  J " 

Pcrkisi-*,  I^'  on*  A:  Co, 
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!»\viit  Henry  (■'^t'  "•?'•). 

AVanekT  J Albert  Lea 

Clayton  F  W Fargo,  D  T 

Hecker  J Gleneoe 

Kloeppel  Geoiite Lake  City 

Lohmann  .J  W Lake  Elmo 

Peterson  X Maukato 

Schiklkneclit  Adoipli. . . . 
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Fetherspil  J  C..'. 

Gros.s  Julius 

Hooker  A.Manley.... 

Kueger  Auiiust 

Peterinann  \Vm 

Pllauni  Gustav 

Rauch  .Jo.~epli 

Sherman  X  S 

Burg  Frank NewUlm 

Petermann  \Vm 

Haungs  Ambrose XorthlieUl 

Koehler  Peter Owatouua 

Lorence  CM 

Soiikup Pracue 

Bertram  Otto Red  Wing 

Jelliueck  Francis 

Neusuess  C  &  Co Rochester 

Sicken  Otto 

Mueller  Heurv St  Charles 

Amos  J  II  ..." St  Paul 

Bahr  R  S " 

Brache  Charles 

Brautigau  F 

Eis  \Vm " 

Engler  &  Klostiriuaun. ...      " 


Fernandez.  Soils  it  Co St  Paul 

Fetsch  Adam " 

Grumhageu  Henry 

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Ilarrison  James " 

Hart  John 

H:tuserLoui> •• 

lltiier  C  H " 

Koch  Charles 

Kuhles  i  Stock 

MacCarthy  &  Verplauck. .      •■ 

Mark  John '' 

Miller  Bros " 

iMocUer  iV  Slahlmann " 

Phillips  Henrv •' 

Schwcmmler  Xicholas " 

Sulzbach  bvlvesicr " 

Miller  II "C  (See  <i.di'). .  .St  Peter 

Angel  PC Siou.v  Falls,  D  T 

Pontz  Henry  ....  " 

Gebser  Wm' Sleepy  Eve 

C'onra<l  W  S  (&<■«(?(■).  Stillwater 

Funke  Gustav Wabasha 

ilarquard  Hermann 

Schildkuecht  Gust Waseca 

Bratka  ic  Dlouhv Winoua 

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Cigars  ait«{  TtJOacfo. 

(Mlu.h, .,!(.} 
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Hand  A Crook  Citv,  D  T 

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Rudolph  A  F Canton.  D  T 

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Aldrich  &  Loekwood.  .Far-o.  DT 

Marx  Isaac 

Shrimski  Isaac 

Bachrach  II Faribault 

Carpenter  A:  Smith '" 

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Hoffman  CD...  .Fort  Pierre.  D  T 

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Graves  C  H  A:  Co Duluth 

Griggs  >fc  Fo>ter 

Sawver  &  Davis 

Pi-CKiey  J  A  A:  Sosi. 

(.S^t  adr.  pufje  34.J) Mankato 

Brooks  Bros ilimieiska 

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Grain.  Klour.  See.Js.  Poiatoe;..  Ijr.'en  aiirl 

Dried  Fruits.  Butter.  Eggs.  Ciieese. 

Hogs,  Calves.  Poultry.  Game. 

Hiiies.  Pelts.  Furs.  Etc. 

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North    Star    Egg    Case. 


Bill! 


A  L  »fc  Co. .  .5IinnL;ipr,li, 

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Gilson  W  A  iV-  Sou... 
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I.onafcllow  Levi 

I.i!U-cn  35  O 

Meadei- W  F  A-  Co. . . 

Rogers  G  D 

Smail  Bros ■ 

Snvder  S  P 

WActroner  C  W  >t  Co 
W;i-r,er  0  \\k  Cn... 

CruneG  .1 Montevideo 

Temple  .J  B Quiney.  Ill 

Austrian  .Juliu> St  'i'aul 

Bohrer.V  Hull,iek •• 

Cmnnun::>E  D •■ 

Fiuek  ii;'Met'aulev " 

Grant  Jc  Miller..." '• 

Joilett  i  Co •' 

Larpejuciir  A  L 

MenkBros '• 

Jloore  G  S '• 

Peuner  John  J 

Bcdor  A  Van  Hoven  Bros. 

R'Xhmund  LA  Bro •• 

SehutieDA  Co •■ 

Van  s;vke  W  Ait  Co....       ■• 

Swart  J  G.... Winona 

i<; mill  and  Prormoii.-<.) 
!;i<U«!!l  F€  *V  lo, 

(.^.   '"''■) Miuneapnli^ 

Geor-eClI  it  Co St  PmuI 

-Moore  .T  P •■ 

Morton.  Doran  it  Co - 

Van  Aukeu  P  i:  Co 

Wall  it  Bicelow •' 

WilgusEP ■• 

(Produce.) 
Tiai-ks  a  B    (,*<; 

"<?(•) Chicaiio,  111 

Beeinan  C  H  it  Co. .  .Minneapoli'^ 

P)"!i:.  '  ;.    11  /:'  ■ -k.'.'.'.  ...St  Paul 


t'oiiri'i-tiwHory— :TB:j  li- 
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Hall's  Safe  .1  Lock  Co.!:r4eiri°:?T"p?^" 


Sole  As't  TIGER  RAKES,  JUbnraTjgoas,  Enj- 
I  Randa!'.  Edveririug  H.-.rtows,  Iriamph  Seed- 
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I.illihiUIse  II  B", 

,S.  .'•/(■) Miuucapolis 

i;..v„U.ii  Biv,.5 St  Paul 

John-ton  SI!   Fulda 

Pre.-ton  J.  . .  .'.'.'.'.'.'.  ..Garden  Citv 

ItevnoldsSD Glcinvood 

I.ililc^-  Ik'rrisfonl 

Simmons  J  W " 

\l;i(Dirthv  A  Verplanck..       ■■ 

Ilix  J  L Glyndon 

M.Manus-T  S  A  Co ■' 

Allen  FM Grand  Forks,  DT 

SMVdcl-  J  .t  Co ■• 

Hn-^e^Vm 

Wonihvai-t!  Wm  H.. Spring-  Valley 

Kenkel  Jolin  .  . 

StarbirdM  B.. 

€«tJfec{soJiei'y, 

Greu'-G  F Granite  Falls 

Stark  H  (» Grove  Citv 

Fi'uils,  I'lU'. 

Knklaud  A  F Hancock 

(i:irkD  A Albert  Lua 

Armbruster  P  M llasfims 

Kn   \V  H 

Har-reaves  Benja.nin...        - 
Proctor  Bros 

.IciUenLM' 

LnckliartJ  AV Alden 

Philanthropic  Club 

.<!iotwell  :\Irs  H  A.AlcxaDchia,  D  T 

Room Heudersou 

Snnthniayd  Mis  F 

Weis  Mrs  Amelia 

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Johu.-ou  C  H Herman 

Fenn  C  B Hutchinson 

Cionan  James \ustin 

<.ri-~5V  Alfred Bismarck,  D  T 

Decker  E  W Jamestown,  D  T 

xiiupson  "SV  H.... 

CorwiuMrs  AL Lake  City 

Hro^kwavit  CousdoB Brainerd 

Salisburv  J  L 

liolaiison  FA Breckenridae 

SeelevFW 

nrthnie  F BroAvnsvirie 

Crane  Bros Lake  Crystal 

SiK-Ue-l  Mrs  A Caledonia 

Hanson  August. .  .Lead  City,  D  T 

H.iii  V  C Centra!  Citv,  DT 

Xau.vOst 

K.itr  Gottlieb Chaska 

Bi-elow  A-  Gustiu Litchheld 

Aidoti  Julius Crookstou 

Myers  CW 

Mu-<rlev  Mrs  M  C 

Douglass  Thompson La  Sueur 

(-  iark  James Dcadwoort,  D  T 

HiiberMrsMA 

Cnrnforth   T  T... 

PhinneyGD Luverne 

K!li..ttJM 

Brockivav  S  B Mauk.ato 

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11  .rt  IM) Dulmli 

V-ib   D.horali 

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Ba-ley  Bros 

Gr.nloii  Ewhi'j Fade  Lake 

KeaiievTK 

i;..'>y  Thaddeus Faruo.  1)  T 

Bisliop  E 

C;-.ntienv  Anton 

Bloomlieid  Mary 

D.iNis  Frank 

CarrimitonLP 

Herbert  CD 

Chamberlain  Wm.... 

Jones  WraM 

CvphersCW 

KtersCF 

DeVineWF 

Smith  Mi<s  L  F 

EckardJO 

To.n-  .lo-eph 

Erick.-ouCM 

Wri-lU  G  C 

Fenning  J  H 

Calbialh  AVm,  a.'ent  . .  .  .Faribault 

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f;:ibert  J  P....: ■■ 

Hovl  A  AV 

>iiiplev  A  R 

LauorHX 

H.dl  NVui  J Fer-u.  Falls 

Leachinau  Jo>eph. .  .  . 

Koil'n-  F  I, 

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Miller  Joseph 

AROHiTECTS,r;S 

ON  &  JOEDAN,  f^^^ 

3uildiDgi,  Schools,  Couxt-Bonsos  andChurch-.M. 

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Coufet'liosiery,  Etc. 

(Coutiuucd.) 
Ro!>fnbcrg   Frank. . .  .^liniicaiiolis 

Shockcv  Bros 

Smith  J  A 

Tiuklepaudi  J  B 

Tullock  Georire 

Purdy  U  W Montevideo 

Covait  W  11 Moiiticello 

CowksFL 

Partridtre  AV  W >rooiliead 

Watorston  T  \V Morris 

"^Viuslow  J Xew  York  Mills 

EldredllJ Xorthtield 

Vau  De  Bogart  Charles,  Ortonville 

Chenoweth  Isaac Owatonua 

Dcmiib  Wm 

Piper  KAV 

Dodge  &  Smith Phiiuview 

Ross  N  A Princeton 

Anderson  Peter Red  Wing 

Lindquist  John 

Bunce  J  A Rochester 

Clark  RB 

Crocker  E   W 

nolidav  Alexander 

Wirtht'W 

Nilson  Andrew Rushford 

Xare  H  J St  Cloud 

Casserly  Frank .St   Paul 

Enselbracht  Theodore " 

Esch  Wm " 

Franks  Beujiiniin 

Gouldtn  Sarah  A '■ 

Kicnieu  John 

Lanlierc  P  A 

Lufskv  Roljcrt 

McMahou  Daniel " 

Macdonald  James " 

Metzger  Frederick 

Peyer  Robert 

Rinswald  ^Irs  Anna  C. .  .  .       " 

TraVis  II  H " 

Barnes  C  F St  Peter 

AVilliamsvV  JiMinstoue.Sauk  Centre 

Gardner  G  B Shakopce 

Hayes  A  J Siou.v  Falls,  DT 

Sturdivant  E  J Spring  Valley 

Bronsou  Frank Still'.vater 

Clegg  Charles  

Desouvelle  Henry 

Dunn'T  J 

Frye  Daniel 

Ke'unv  Jolm 

I.en.il'.l...,ni  Charlc- 

F'atw.ll  Mr-  .Marv 

Patwell   Napoleon 


Staerkel  Mrs  Julia Slilhva-..T 

Swen-onEmil 

Wel-hJoUn 

Guntram    Aloise.  . .  .TavlorV  V.i'.:^ 

Reynolds  E  C "       ■■ 

Ty'ler  R  D Vermillion.  D  T 

Barr  A  A AVa-c.i 

ElliotlC  E Well- 
Burr  "We-lev -Wilhaar 

EkstromM"lI 

Hill-on  Ciuirle- " 

Ma-tevs  Mrs  H  M.AViuneba:ro  C\'.v 

Jacolis  Charles Wiibiiia 

Wheeler  AVF ■■ 

WirthHJ '■ 

Gorhani  MB Yankton.  U  T 

Schoregge  HA.... 

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(lioMmad  and  Geutnd.) 

Graves  J  B Brownsilale 

Macdouaall  &  McLennan.  .Duluth 

Olsen  Eric Dunnell 

Caldwell  J  H Grand  PortaL'^ 

Langdon  A:  Co Minneapolis 

Smith  Jerrv 

AViuston  Bi-os 

Crampton  AVm llu-hf.iid 

DeGrailv'c  Co St  I'uil 

Lani;d,,n  A  C " 


Wilder  A  IJ ■ 

Ca.-h  Frederick  .  . .  .Scotlaml,  1 

McMillen  A Thon: 

AVilcox  AV  R Vernon  CVi 

{Rim-  <iH'l  H.n-'.;,:) 
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Owen  D Alma  ( 

Creasy  Le  Roy Vi: 

Bei.sekerCX Ar. 

Wiehr  A C. 

Czeskleba  Tlieodore. 

Cannon  River  I- 

Griiber  Ludwig C  iui 

Smith  C  F Cord 

Co-opi-rative  I'.arrell  Co.  .  .Dui, 

Feati.ev-tone  .lohn Elk  R 

DevisE Ely 

Devrey  Patrick Y&nh 


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31  Robert  St.,  ST.  PA'JL,i 

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of  AVines,  Liquors  and  Oiiji 


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Are  Agents  for  Hancock's  Inspir- 
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2d  St,&  Etli  Ate.  S.,  Iilinaeapolis, 


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Fliokcnstein  Joseph Fiu-iljault 

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Mit.lK-11  G Fm-c'st  City 

SawverC Forust  .Mills 

I-',,  ,t  I,  c; Fr.iukford 

Divhall  .] Gaidpii  Citv 

Kii'iLT  AV 

An.irmMi  W Grove  City 

Ikrl.LcF Ilassau 

liurlivT " 

Doua;  Soni.1-  Co Ilokali 

Thorp  lioln-it Ilou-lon 

W.li-hl,  V  B Jitnc.-viUc 

I),md.  S..I1  it  Co Laiiefl)oro 

( ':ii>(  lu  B  F Le  Sueur 

dlivur  John 

.Iiuula  John Maukato 

KarmanyllM '; 

KMrmany  US " 

Hitter  licrman " 

Si'hwartz  Ernst 

Wittrock  H  &  Son 

liarkmau  F Mantorville 

Coiuier  H  B Majnvood 

Hubbard  &  Sons 

Buiiil)  Audresv  &  Co.  .Minneapolis 
Cu-iiperative  Barrel  Co 

Daily  Patrick 

DrofMV 

Kame.s  Obadiah " 

IlalUtDann 

I.iberlv  Barrel  Co.... 
Nortirsiar  Barrel  Co. 
Sehrrf  Charles 


F(.-sS 

Mannin-C  A 

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HiWM.u  A-  Morris, 
llan-on  IVtor.      . 

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Il.i.lieit  Grorue.. 
W.llanis  Matthew. 
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.Xew  Aiiburn 

Newport 

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.  ..Xorthliekl 
,...Owatoiiua 


WiK,, 
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■  Xiehi 
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.Pi<kwick 
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.F.iK-liester 
.Rnckford 

...St  J'aul 


.St  Peter 


Wells 

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.1,  S.,„.t  Co 

i.:,r.!t  .John 

ii;recii  (Jscar.  Vou 


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Miller  A  H Minneapolis 

Smi!li  A:  l>ay 


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"Walter  Moritz 

Corset  ]^5iEirs. 

Lvude  Mrs  E  B. 


SchuUe  John Minneapolis 

Burgess  Mrs  J St  Paul 

Crackei-  Mnfrs. 

(&«  aim  Vai-ers  and  Conftdi'mers.) 
Dickinson  F  E. .  ..Deadwood,  D  T 
LilMliridse  H  F, 

(&<•  adv) •..:MinneapoUs 

Priedeman,  Lewis  &  Co.  ..St  Paul 

Creasnories, 

Laucdon  Butter  and  Chec'se 

Factorv I.aiitrdon 

Huninjons  &  King O.Ktord 

Lown  W  B Spearlish.  D  T 

^Vclls  Creamery \^  ells 

Croekery  antl  «!nss- 
^vare. 

{WhAi.-,,!,.) 


GtJ.eral 
polls 


Ilarnioii  B  A  &: 

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{litUiil.) 
Johnson  A-  norland.  .  .Albert  Lea 

ParksKX 

Chandler  .folm Austin 

MeBride  F  P " 

Tavlor>.t  Ball •• 

Wfialen  John Bi-niarck,  D  T 

Ora\<>  &.  IIar«u'.>, 

(.S<  <»/.) D.-adwood.  D  T 

Wheeler  J  B Faribault 

Goodricli  F  X Uou-ton 

Johnson  Edward ).ai,e-.l",ro 

Chai.nian  J  II Mankato 


$  *v  -«**     SELDEN  &  GKYGLA,  114  H. 
i  Q  B  Bb  Third  St.,  Minneapolis,  Mina. 


Heedqyerfers  for  Crockery  ^^IIP"^: 


908 


CEO 


MINXKSi 


DEN 


Crockery.     (Contimicd.) 

Jones  EI iliinkato 

Shei-k  M  A  .t  Sou " 

Fox  A .:Miiineiska 

Fo^s  C  "W Minueapolis 

JoSiii-^oii  CliarU'«<, 

(Sv^,/,  //.„.) 

McCli'lland  Brn^ 

Baker  .1  K Owatonna 

BiL'rlow  &:  Fraser Preston 

]\IcSoiley  Thomas Ked  Wing 

StofkiDi:  G  vt  Son Hochesttr 

Olsen  BE vt  Co Rushford 

Craig  ct  I-arkiu St  Paul 

Gayl'e  &  Dion 

Lichtcuauer  &:  Enscl " 

Pollock,  Donaldson  &  Og- 

dcu ". 

Scbillo  John  &  Co " 

Schunerer  J Scotland.  D  T 

Iloxie  J  W Spring  Valley 

Shipl.m  J  II 

Kimljall  C  S  it 

Sou Wiuneljago  City 

Grecorv  it  Co Winona 

Stotl  &  Potter " 

WeisellF " 

Scbaiidciu  Adolph.  Yankton,  D  T 

Cruflfsles. 

CoUos!  C  i>    (.-v.   ' 

i   <oln Chicago,  III 

Ciiiiers   Sc   ftrissders. 

Bock  Wm :\Iaukato 

Genevev  B ^linncapolis 

He-.-ncV  U  H 

Miller  A  R(.?<v,f(/r) 

I\IolilorP 

Frankf  A:  Sehncll St  Paul 

Beuta!  Depot. 

Bacon  &  Lanibie St  Paul 


Deiitis**! 


rt  Lea 


Maronev  .III 

Merrill  WC 

Street  AH 

Bell  AP Alcvaudria,  DT 

Hunt  P.I Auoka 

PrehnFW " 

A  very  HA Austin 


Staples  CB Aii-lin 

Bi^'clow  AT Bisniank.  I)  r 

Dustin  W  O Blue  Eartli  fit; 

Younir  S  L Caledniii.i 

Allen  P,F Cha-k.. 

AVanLIX ChatiieM 

Lynch  R  F Clear  ■SVair;- 

Trow  GO Coknt,. 

Thomas. I  H Crook-...,, 

Buclianan  R  R. . .  .Deadw„od.  D  T 

Clark  J  J 

Audre^vs  J  A Delayau  Stali..,, 

AtwaterF  A Del:,,,.. 

Holmes  J  H.... Detroit  Citv 

Steere  W  B Dodue  Ci-ntiv 

LatlitteH  E ■".  .Duluil, 

MetcalfMP •' 

Spencer  RF .Ein.i 

Clark  AB Ey.,i:. 

Hill  it  Kcsler Farso.  D  T 

Mar>hFE 

Spauldins:  J  H 

Bogart  S'C raril)aull 

Gate  W, I 

HurdXR 

Phalon  R  H Feriru-  F:ilN 

.lebb  ER Gaiy.  D  T 

Allen  B  F Gleii.-M. 

Catton  A  .1 Ila-ii,,.'- 

Chapin  A  B ■■ 

Garrison  G  W Ka-..^ 

Hamilton  .1  R Kin->'..ii 

EstesDC LakeCin 

Brown  W  G Lead  Citv,  H  ! 

E.hvards  D  W Le  Sii.-iir 

KingSD -..Lhclili.-M 

Currver.IC Maiikat'. 

McGiaw  DF 

Menter  AF JIant.avilir 

Allison  ED :  . .  .Mar-.ti.ii! 

Bailey  C  M Minneai.<'li> 

Bausman  A  L 

Boardnian  C  N 

Bowman  J  A 

Brimmer  F  H 

Calkins  PS 

Dillinu'liam  it  Murray 

D..wnrv  S  X ". 

Fell  Vi'ekers 

Hedderly   T  L 

.lohnson  S  P " 

Morgan  KS 

Smith  AT 

Spauldins.'- W  A 

Taylor  B'L 

Wooiiburu  Bros 

Marden  Albert X'w  I  1"' 


30- 


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al  Lifo  Icsar.iiice  Co.  of  Boston,  J.  J.  WATSUN, 
General  Aaui.t,  tiX.  PAUL. 


Boflk-Biiiding 


loK  Oounty,  Township  and  Ciij  OfScers,  v. 
,  test  of  style  pad  on  short  notice,  at  F.  F.  HENiriQ-J 
}  Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


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;:'.Owatonna 

Williaiii*   &    t  Idjaui,   .     r^^ 

(S,:c  ml-) Duluth 

Drcs§5Ji8aker.<. 

-i.ulTerll  W 

T.lMr.M  K 

.  ..Pipe  Stone 

Plainview 

Pro-tou   i 

(■,;,rvG  Ili-Wil 
W  ilUami-on  FA.  . 

I  luiMie  John 

H;uiil>cr  Archiliuld 

....RcdAViut'    1 

Iji-ihvood  Fall.   ; 

RocUent-v   i 

(■Sf          __           j 

Clark  Mr-s  H  E Albert  Lea 

AVilliam-  Mrs 

lliue  Mrs  U  E.  .  .Alexandria.  D  T 

\Vri2htMi>sME Appleton 

Beaure-ard  Mrs  A  M Austin 

Petenuan  Mrs  L  H 

Rolf  -Mivs  U Blooming  Prairie 

Mead  Miss  A Blue  Eartli  City 

^Voolerv>Il■sR... 
Grandleniever  Mrs  C. . .  .Brainerd 
Ellsworth  "Mrs 

EA Cannon  River  Falls 

Willi.un^.IW 

i;Mii-a  H  w 

I.i.VMU  Frank 

M.irliii  .losliua... 
.lacquer  E    K.... 
lJ.adRr  S  A.    ... 

■.V.V.Rushford 
St  Charles   j 

■.■.■.'.■.. St  Cloud 
St   Paul 

Biiclrin an  H  \V             ... 

Laken  Mrs  L     ...    .Canton,  D  T 

KunantzC  F " 

I  iwton  GO     

Ketterer  Jt  Nassie.  :Mrs  and 
Aliss     Chaska 

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Wells  Nirs  F  E     Chatlield 

.\l"a-raAv  C  E " 

MmittCE " 

l-atUTsonMB " 

I'attur^on  R  II " 

Truax-  Mrs  Leonora Crookston 

.Tohn-^oi,  Mr^ Delavan  Station 

Cini-teii-  11  Mi-s.T Duluth 

Billiard  Mr- F  C             .   Fairmont 

ll-lmm  AT 

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Fdw  irfU  D  W 

,'.■.■  ;.■.■■  St  Peter 

Shakopee 

Rutherford  Miss  AD... 

Bassett  Miss  A  E ...Faribault 

Carver  Mrs  CE 

LvonsMrs  A-nes  G.... 
"\fatthiessen 'Mrs  .1 

i;>i-h  IVtor Sioux  Fal^.  DT 

Thomas  Estus Spring- Valley 

lI'Avard  W  P Stcwartvilk- 

Knapi>  A  R Stilhvati-r 

^hrrvBG 

.Muri>hv  Miss  S  K 

AVilmotl  Mrs  C  .M Farmiu'iton 

CurrierMi-s  Knuna.  Flandreau,'  D  T 

McDunallMrsA.... 

Harris  A' r- E  B       Hastings 

Ziivfi-  \V 

li-vMnaa  E 

Mchiu.shLD... 

I'.vrk  A   P 

F..X  Horace 

Dixc.n  A  M 

I.arral.i-  H  () 

Swan  Lake,  D  T 

-Warren 

W:,^.. 

V.' .'.'.'.' .VvV.    , 

Will-:  ■: 

1   Lenien  Mrs  M  A "  " 

Truax  Mrs  I •■ 

I      ,     !  '  V  :    ^li  -  Minnie.. Hokah 

r                 V     ^   Kate Houston 

:    :-               .:-  .V Jackson 

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1   -WillaW  .Mrs  S " 

Buvk  Miss  Eiiiina Lake  Citv 

Gilletl  Miss  Alice 

Sears  MivsL  11 

Comeford  Mrs  M Laneshoro 

Hockrid-eMi-s. Jane.... Le  Sueur 
WaL'ner^Mrs  Martha.  .  .  .Litohticld 
Gritlin  Miss  E  L Luvcrne 

j   Jackson  MrsK 

Pitch  and  Gravel  Roofers. 


M  H  CRITTENDEN  t  CO., 

Oor.  Eii'-h  auJ  Sibley  Biiutts, 

Bt.  Paul,  Mian. 


■n.-a-r.- • 

Koiier   Vlour   Mills,   with   all   in V. 
improTemcuts,   IJHTNE.VPOLIS,   U; 


100._ 


DRP:         minnksota 


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Dres-sjEiakcrs.  (Cont'd.) 

Browu  Mi".A[av Mnukato 

Haii-n  Mr- J  C ■■ 

Laird  Mr- M " 

McKnru'V  .Mi--  1  K.....       ■' 

Scbiiiiai  Mr-  K 

Scbroir,i:L' Mr-  .1 " 

Sudennann  !Mi?-  L 

Tonipkius   ilrs  W  1).  ... 
Cvedtcutt  Mi>^..Mnpletoii  Station 
PlymatMrsWN 

Quin  :Miss  L 

A)len  EL Miuueapolis 

BalconOS 

Beebe  Maud 

Bierkriess  Mrs  Louise. 

CbaseMrsM 

Day  Mrs  EW 

Dres^r  MifsPE.... 

Joans  Mr^E 

Kirliv.MrsSE 

Kubi'iMi^s. 

Lone  ?>ri-s  S-.ilira " 

Mclludi  Mi<-  K 

2Mar-bTA 

Marsh  ill  Mr,-,  J  E.... 

Morse  Mme 

Sturo-i-MrsS 

Wbeilon  A  A 

Woodu-orfli  C  I 

Kinuhaiu  Mi.ssS.^I :\Iinufota 

Adnni-  }ilr-  C  E .^louticcllo 

PattfrM.in  Mr<  M  E.  .  .  . 

"Wilsou  MrsC Motley 

Olson  Mr-  L Ncwlmrdi 

rttcr  ^livsJ  A Xorlblield 

Browu  Mrs  L  L Oronoko 

Durfev  Mi-s  S Owatonna 

Hurlburt  .V  Brown  .Mrs. 

Shreck  Miss  Lizzie " 

Lackey  Mrs Pelican  Rapids 

Tayloi-  Kate Pine  Island 

AYced  Mrs  F  C Pipe  Stone 

Ayer  .Mr-  L Preston 

Lar^o^  Miss  Bertba. . .  .Red  Wing 

SowleMrsM.J 

Matter  Mr^  E Redwood  Falls 

Wat  nerMi.-s  Mary.  R.rd-sLaudins 
Arie%  A[is-es  A  Y.kV  S . . Rochester 

Canfirld  .Mr-  .M  E 

Chadwick  .Mrs  Eli/.a.  .  . 

Harkin-Mi-I 

KuappMrs.lK 

Koou  .Mrs.l  A 

Lup-MrsIIE 

Murphy  Mrs  E  A 

Norman  .Mrs  B 


Peek  >[rs3I  E Roeh. -i, 

Phillips  Mi«F 

S,ln;.;.'t  ,VA,:i,T  Misses 

\V>.  '^'r  1.    \\':  X.'.'.'.\ 

wvi.hi  M-  .\  i: 

I>i<kiu-,.ii  1) Rorkf..! 

Frier  .Mrs  Xellif Ku^l,  d, 

Ilines  Mr.-; liu-hlMr 

Blattuer  MisOl  C St  Clou 

Crummett  .Miss 

Baker  it  Letteau St  Pai 

Christie  Mrs  E - 

DodseMrs.M ■■ 

.MonU  Miss  Mary " 

XcvensMrsPE •■ 

Trask.MrsAJ " 

Worley  .^rr- Adam " 

Jlerrick  Mrs  Frances St  Pen 

Haiina  Mrs  E  B Sauk  Cenlr 

Eaiiil.:i,l-,MrsHE,Siou.xFall.s,l)' 


RieeOE^^cCo 

Aikins  .^[i-s Skvbei 

Hyde  Mrs  HC Sprini:  Vaib 

Carli  .MrsC  II S'lillwat, 

Christiansen  Mis-;  Anna. 
Harris  Mrs  II 

I     :\f:lIe'i;-U   Mi--    M....;.. 

I   -M.  (■:>•'  ,1,:  Mr-  M  A Vernda 

I    M  ^li■-  Minnie. 

.1.       -     i  ir  L Wadei 

I   S''    .    1'   ■:  ;    iTiecnwood.  .AVa-rc 

Sullivan  Mi-  Anna. 

Winneba-o  (it 

Evans  :>nss  M Winni 

Hanson  Eniilj' 

Pa-e  -iliss ■• 

Perins-tou  .Mrs  W  .1 Wvk. ■ 

Brennan  Mrs  \V  .1 .  .  Yankt.Hi.'  H 

•lohn^onMr-S 

Kiinpnor  .Mi-  .Mary 

L,".ini-  .Ml-  .1  II..". 

:;,H,n:,ii  .Mi- .M  A. . 

ll*l•iiI^!i•i•<ts'   Ssiinli'ie^ 


ILT      (S,. 


DuauA  Co Bismarck.  I)  ' 

Lyman  Bros .Minneapoi 


Qf^UPCFDQ    I^PHQ    DriAPERS  and  TAILOKS,  No.  4C 
aUnLrLnO    DllUOl  East  Third  Street,  St,  Paul,  Miuu. 


feSllOVV,  MdSh  (^  ilaViS,^-^eapoU..aan 


Fcir'l^rs and  1\L?.Jl::^.'  ,, 
\  Kuh  Ave.  Son'.li, 


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ISrSlNKSS    niKKlTOliV. 


DKU 


1001 


V..uns  >!i:  Co :\IiuiK':ipolis 

;;i-'->'^K  II St  Paul 

\<.j  c»  Bro>.V  Cm  Sir, 


(Ste  «h<,  Gdicm 
Th(iini>fon  it  Halin. 


Ada 

....Adrian 
Albert  Lua 


Kiame  it  Scrseaut, 

.-^.iihh  A  Bai-ck 

^\"ed!re  ifc  Spicev 

B-oth  M Aldcn 

Emfr>on  it  Hazle " 

I.;adlaw  .J Alexandria,  D  T 

N.li..uOH&Co 

Miii-LG 

\Tc>(:ott  E  A Alma  Citv 

Milkr  W  .1 Anoka 

IVtiis  A  L •• 

Tickuoi-  II  L " 

La  Hue  r,  F Applfton 

Sco-.t  A  Haiidall 

Grt^'.vc- .1  .] .\t water 

\V(,ul-<.nLB ■■ 

LumpaniusC  A Vudubon 

('kiiui'.cr  it  I'ookn- Austin 

Dorr  it  Wold '• 

-Noble  W  W"  it  Co ■• 

I  iian-  it  Hensou Avoca 

Sirom  A Beaver  Falls 

Moloiuy  G  ii Belle  Plaine 

Wi-ilcrlt  Oschenreiter 

Bundv  D  T Benson 

Gieaves  II  L ■• 

Munr.,e  .1  A  it 

Co Big  Stone  Citv,  D  T 

IU:I1  II  W Bir.risland 

Dunn  it  Co Bismarck.  D  T 

Ib.llcmbaek  W  A. 

Blinker. I Blakeley 

<  i!e>on  A  Co Blooming  Prairie 

Williams  C  H... 

Coustaus  C  W. .  ..Blue  Earth  Citj- 

Schuler  it  Thurston 

Ml  Fadden  Newton Braiuerd 

Workman  HA Brcekenridge 

.Marsh  it  Bacon Brownsdale 

Skeper  .-\  L  it  Sons.  .. 

Le  Blond  .J  B Brownsville 

Smith  .111 

Bell  it  Thurmond Brownton 

FeimerPCH 

Eookcr  S  C Brule  City,  I)  T 

Co,.  C'B Caledonia 

"■(.oiiuor  .John 


Anderson  D  it  Co Caml>riilge 

Ford  it  Tricotarin Campliell 

Gerald  Lewis Canl.y 

Gilberson  A '• 

Sandberg    it 

Peterson.... Cannon  Uivor  Falls 
Scoticld  Bros.. 

HoodT  W Canton.  DT 

Keller  James 

Rowley  FM 

Grillin'W  A Carver 

^-el-Mju.IS " 

Bannavd  II  F Casselton,  DT 

Jacobson  F.  jr 

Dillon  it  Fuller. Central  Citv.  DT 
Jlanmt  Bass... 
Pen-vman    R   II 

it  "Co 

Franken  Joseph Cha.ska 

Barnard  F  G  it  Son Chatlield 

Gore  J   S;^ " 

BiLi'.ow  X Claremout 

Pldllip-  SM Clear  Water 

Sehwab  P 


Aames  J  A Clilherall 

Audei-son  C  J Cokato 

Trow  GO " 

Couitright  W  \ Conlova 

Joseph  Anthony.. Cormorant  Mills 
Vaubushkirk  J  it 

Co Crook  Citv,  D  T 

Williams  WH.. 

Crocker  George Crookston 

VamrieM.uMJl 

Morris  C  A Dasscl 

Bent  it  Deetken..Deadwood,  DT 
Deetken  Julius. .. 
Hunter  it  Co  ...  . 
Knowles  itMarsh- 

man " 

PhdlipsKG 

Stein  II  it  Co. ... 

Corcoran  J  P De  Graft 

Chance  .Mrs  MA Delano 

Close  Bros •' 

Hodge  S  G Delavan  Station 

Cadd  HA Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Farber  II  H Detroit  City 

TeagueJA.... 

Simmons  O  J De.xter 

Stiles  D  I ■• 

Head  X  S  it  Co.  . .  .Dod-c  Centre 

Randall  AC 

Bush  .V  K  A-  Co Dover  Center 

Austin  James Dululh 

Pet  re  D  A • 

Smith  F  B ■• 


Builders' 


JM 


i=J,.,«|,p  and  MEOHANICS' TOOLS.  Kiugs- 
^drU  HvdrU  bury  &  Draper.  3  5  E.  Third  St.,  St,  Paul. 


1002 


DKT 


MiXNKSOT. 


DliU 


i)rHti'S-S!st.«i.      (Coutiiuied.) 

Ault  EG Dundiis 

Blount  CE Eden.  D  T 

ILinjerhcimer  it  Reistcr  . . .  .Elgin 

Kimber  A •' 

Blair  HH Elk  Point.  DT 

I)e  Witt  E  C 

KirbyB  '\V Elk  River 

Lewis  J  F 

Sterrett  S  O  A  Co Evanj.ville 

Thorap.-^on  A Excelsior 

Barto  C  W Eyota 

Bird  E  ^y  i  Co Fairmont 

Livermore  it  Co 

Ebermau  W  S&  Co. . . . Fargo, D  T 

Maartmim  Kurl 

Oakford  vt  XeUou 

Crocker  S  L Faribault 

Jolm.«.u  Philip 

Sherwood  F  Z 

Stevens  W  II  i:  Co. . . . 

"Wheeler  J  B 

FUike  &  demons. . .  .Farmiuston 

Thurston  J  H 

Jliles  G  C Fergus  Falls 

Nelson  it  Morteusen . . 

Shore  A  L " 

Uain  John Fillmore 

Freeman  Bros. .  .Fislier's  Lauding 
Dodge  it  Bray. .  ..Fiaudreau.  D  T 

White  DS..." 

Booth  C  E Fulda 

Fonger  <t  Jebb Gary,  D  T 

Huggles  Bros 

HatfLiberty  Glencoe 

.MeClarv  &  "Simous 

Wilcox"  H  H Gleu ville 

Johuson  O  J Gleuwood 

Jacobsou  F Glyndon 

Saxton  J. .  .Good  Thunder's  Ford 
TorreyW.. 

Phillijis  R Goodwin,  D  T 

Budge  Georse.  .Grand  Forks,  D  T 

Ecklesit  Mortran 

Holmes  D.M."... 

Bakeu  it  Robiuson.  Grand  Meadow 

Rauuev  W  S 

Andrews  F  .M Granger 

Barnes  it  Ireland.  .  .  .Granite Falls 

Strattou  it  Evans 

Eriison  C  J Grove  City 

HadderleyA  II 

Klim;  it  Sherven Hancock 

Thor-isan  K 

BurnTull  P Hartford 

Hovland  C  K Hartlaud 

Finch  it  Son Hastings 


......11, 

.Hemic 


.Uen.ii  ] 
liidi  F, 


Jloeseu  it  Funk  . . 
Thoi-ne  it  Xorrish. 

Kunpp  B  A 

Bolink  Elcbertus. . 

Sid'^r  W  H 

Christiansen  J 

Fore- .IF 

Ga-kill  X  E 

Groat.]   G ^..Hokal. 

Louir.l    C Howard 

McCnIlum  W  I •• 

]5euiietl  .1 Hutcliin-n:: 

Lev.i<.IK 

^^ii-f,u  W  W 

Cowin-.I   \V Jackson 

WUitmau  A  CA;  Co •■ 

Elmer  W Jamestown,  DT 

Cb:,u,i!c.v  ,^-  Crai'.; Janesvill, 

Smith  o  p ": 

Kchrev  it  Co Jorda;i 

Kiinkliammer  it  Co 

Grinnell  it  Ostrander Ka«-_'i. 

!   Xel>ou  it  Hi-be 

Junkins  J  o: Kcll.._- 

Greaves  Wm Keuvoi: 

Minshall  T La  Creseenl 

Skarlum  it  Mark.  .  .  .Lake  Deiito:; 

Gibbs  Thomas Lake  Cit, 

JlilierHenrv 

Schmidt  J  >"■ 

Stautf  C  C 

Franchere  it  Son Lake  Cr\  -i-.i: 

Ilalver-ouO  .M Lake  Pu  k 

Morauit  McClintock.  .  .  .Lakevi;i, 

Crandall  FM Lambuih.n 

Houckit  Hyde Lanesl,,..,, 

KrogstadCO 

Miller  Louis  it  Co 

lugalls  A  O Lead  City.  D  T 

Lawie  Alexander.. 

Burrid-e  J  S  it  Sons Lencri 

Friv'n-,:  F  \V  it  Son Le  Rnv 

Larrabee  J  M ■• 

-Meekstrouth  Bvo^ Le  Sueu; 

Pierce  Bms 

Bal.lwin  J  W Leui-t-n 

Brill  W  II Litclilieid 

Harris  V  H 

Rh.ides  it   Wetzel Little  Fall- 
France  H  E Lodi.  DT 

Ewin-  W  H Loui;- Prairir 

K.Tio-vCH 

Crawt,",rd  It  O Luveru'/ 

Ree^JW ■• 

CoeC  B Main- 

Vilas  it  Scelv Mad-li  i 

DverD  W.." :\Iadi3on,  D  1 


U^Wo  Qpfa  .^ !  fir^  Pn  ^^-  ^-  ^'^^''^'  ^'"'''^  ^^'"'' 

iitiU  V-  '-JiXi  U  "-U  LUUti  y  Us  46  Ja 


Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Kii^n. 


■-t      fSi     T !  5  ?  ?  5'-  fi  T  If^t  \^     Sole  Ag'  t 


Sole  Ag't  CANTON  PLOW.,,  Tiger  Rates,  Kan- 
K  Harrows,  Tiinmph  Seoders,  Mi!. 
3u  Tgica,  etc.,  1 8  W.  3d  St.,  St.Paul 


PKIT 


BUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY. 


DRU 


100.3 


Winston  B  L. Mandan.  D  T 

11, .,l;ipi>  Wendell Mankato 

.Sitnlir^rn  iV  Walz 

».i-;:irstroiu  K  .t   (See 

Wcli^tei- Xoali 

WilNi'n  S Mautorvillc 

WiL-ou  Samuel 

S,  liweitzer  John.ilapleton  Station 

CuskillJ  HM Marine  Mills 

K.  ilT  .t  Na-el Marion,  D  T 

Houston  1  W -Marshall 

Wak.-maa  AValter 

Wil.ox-CM 

i'niilson,  Kverson  it 

Co " Mavvillp.  DT 

H!y;int  &  Curtis Medfnrd 

^IHiOuciifc  McLaurv.MilltoAvn.D  T 
r.aekd.Uil  Alfred..'..   Minneapolis 

CableAJudd 

CiiristenseuFO&Co. 

Coll.vatU  ■W  C 

Cii'^uu'.u  ttPlummer. 

DaianiLF 

Dow  vv  Skinner 

Goes  .John 

GravTK 

OraV  A- Hofflin 

llaiaDAV 

Hid.U-iIv  Edwin 

lliL'.irius'G  E 

Iluhn  George  6c  Co. .  . 

Lvmau  Bros 

M'arkPM 

Melindv.t  Lvman..,. 
Palmdy  AWhitaker.. 
liidgwav  Alexander. .  " 

HoseAH&Co 

.■^herraanS.1 

Skinner  O  B 

Smith  .1  A 

T.dhert  .t  White 

WliitconibSO 

Y.Min-.tCo 

TliiiiL^lestad  C  H Miuncota 

Iviriies  Smith  T. .  .Minnesota  Lake 

Murphv  i-  Grilfls Montevideo 

\ViNonW  B 

I'll'  rper  G Montgomerj- 

.\dMmsSE Monticello 

l!'rk..,-AF 

Kurt/.  .V  Mackall Moorhea.l 

>'""reM  M Morris 

Morri,^-  ISundv - 

'l.'le  FM....." " 

'■■'ili'i'u  K .Monistown 

ilaiii.er  C  W Murdock 


Gardner  C  P New  Auburn 

Everlieart  P  . .  .New  Buffalo.  U  T 

Clark  it  Swan New  Richland 

BoliIiR'i-  .SosepJi. .  .New  Ulm 

Kuhlnian  George 

Weschcke  Cliarles 

Blackmau  it  Kelly Northfield 

Goodhue  it  lieu  rv 

Wright  F  W. ... : 

Dusiirt  it  ^lix Norwood 

Porter  CF Oakwood,  DT 

White  L Olivia 

Barnctt  .J Oronoco 

Chittenden  S  H Ortonville 

Lane  it  FrenJberg 

Chambers  J  S Osakis 

llaisha  it  Donaldson.  .  .Owatouua 

Hill  it  Luers 

IluiIburtOS 

MiddaughED 

Stouuhton  R  A  it  Co... 

BrauVh  W  S Parker,  D  T 

Kendall  .J  E.. 

Mc-Mahon  R  H  . .  .Parker's  Prairie 

Scpiires  CO Pelican  Lake 

Biyberg  it  Blodgett. Pelican  Rapids 

Caughev  it  Co Perhaui 

Wallace  it  Daly ■■ 

Thompson  Bros Peterson 

Consor  &  Peiiisiiigr- 

l«!i Pine  City 

Robinson  it  Sou Pine  Island 

Bennett  C  IT Pipe  Stone 

Scarf  G  Bit  Co 

Goddard  P  A  it  Co Plaiuview 

Landouit  Burcluud.  .  .  . 
Cliaml)erlaiu  W  II  .Pleasant  Grove 

Mikiska  Frank Prague 

Tibbetts  J  P Pres^ton 

Weiser  Albert ■■ 

Caley  DA Priuceton 

MahonevGitCo 

MeCall  :t  Taylor.  .  .  .Quincv.  D  T 
Ilammeniuisf  P.  .Rapid  City.  D  T 

Bjoinsaanl  T  R Red  Wius 

P.oxrud  it  Festard "      " 

Goebel  Mrs  Eliza 

.Jaehni-iV   Smith 

Keul.ill  it  Kyllo 

Twi-tan  it  Sandborg. . .  . 
Hitchcock    D  L   it 

Sou Redwood  Falls 

O'lIaraOE 

navison  C  H Reed's  Landing 

llarijcsbeimer  Gustav. . .  Rochester 

IIiir.JIl 

Poole  F  A 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


ARCHITECTS,  MinneRpolla,  Plana 
and  Bpoci6oations  foraiehed  for  all 
kicdi  of  Building  ca  ihort  cotioe. 


G.F.Farrinpnj 


Artistic  Tailor.    Dress  Suits  a  Specir.ltT, 
239  Nicollet  Avenue,  Minneapolis,  Mina. 


1004           DRT             MINNESOTA 

vNi>  ux::<nx         DRV 

Driiasri'^ts.     (Oontinued.) 

Rexford  0  Fct  H.  ..Sprin'r  Vall.v 

Upmaii  3c  Bavard Rochester 

Jackson  A  F '.Stowaf; 

^elKT  G'-or-e 

Crandall  HM Stilhva-.r 

Maun  A-  liass.  . .  .Rockerville.  D  T 

Fliesbur-,  OpsahKtCo.. 

Aker.T  M Kockford 

Hcnin;;  i  Millard 

Flick  J  D Rockport.  DT 

Kiu'jr  i-  Sevmour 

Martell  ifc  Johnson Rush  C'iiy 

Wilkinson  "Alliert 

UinlandGF 

Murphy  .t  P.-ter- 

Kicrland  K  .t  Son Rushford 

OlsonK 

man Swan  Lake    1)  T 

Alleman  C Ta..,n 

Reishus  OS Sacred  Heart 

Koto  PC  A-  Co ■■ 

Gardner  G  H St  Charles 

Halibnra:  S  .M Tavlor's  Falls 

Smith  Gi  Co". 

Sevm-nn-  G  W  v.t  Co     "      - 

SudduthJIi 

Wei.luv.ui  J Tracv 

AVharlon  B  ct  Sons 

ll.-arn  11  G Valley  Citv.  Dt 

MiU-latt  Silas St  Cloud 

Kerrt  A-  KcL'on ".Vermillion 

Schulten  Charles 

Evu-C  C Vermillion.  D  T 

Spencer  G  S 

Hel-esou  Alfred.. 

Bacon  C  R St  James 

Dotlse  Bros 

iiardin-  11   J Vcrndalo 

Allen  James  P  _. St  Patil 

DriiikfF.  Snider  A:  Co.  .Vol-a.  U  T 

Bacon  ifc  Lambie 

Porter  A  C 

Becker  R  A " 

StODc  J  J Wabasha 

Boslen  >t  Stoven "' 

Tou>saint  .t  Odink 

Davenport  G  C " 

Whitmore  J  L 

Dries  A:  Mitsch " 

Skinner  OB Wadcua 

McMa-tersSR 

Uovt  &:  AndiTson. Walnut  St.iti^.n 

Miller  WH '■ 

Hall  A:  Cummiu,-s AVas....a 

Robinson  HW " 

Stronir  A"  Wridit 

Scheldrupi  Wold " 

Sigler  W  H " 

Vinton  Wm..". WaM-ii 

HalL'rrn  C  G Watertoun 

Simmon  Karl " 

Meriman  it  Hal.-ren.  .. 

StierleE " 

Go^-s  Charles... \Watcrtown,  DT 

Stuart  ifc  Lutz 

Iloskin,  i  t>~lH'r. 

Sweenev  Robert  0 

Tarlull  Bros.... 

■\VampferAJ •' 

"Wilkes  A  P '• 

White  .M  V WaterviU.j 

Flanui-au  C Waverly  .Mill> 

Jones  Hearv St  Peter 

Nve  J  M W.'IU 

PaulBF..." •■ 

\V....,;;iid  T  \v •■ 

Oakfonl  A:  Nelson. . .  Sank  Centre 

I.inic  I             Wesrlv 

ISarkniau  A Wliala'.i 

Perkins  i  Sprairue... 

MavoL Sauk  Rapids 

Wal.por  J  P Scotland.  D  T 

Clark  vV   Fro~t Wiilmar 

Mossb.-iiT.v;  Bro 

Kenvou^S  S Wiit  .a 

Lord  F  J Slmkopee 

Struuk  H  H  i-  Sous 

Patii-u  D  .VCo Winl  ■)>! 

Currv  L Sheldon 

LiV(.-f-nnd  K  F SliLTburnc 

Tilford  J  H   

Bathrick  Jetlerson. 

Dimnlii.^  1/r Sioux  FaIN,  U  T 

WinnebaL'oCity 

Hev.Tdahl  I'lrii-h 

tJuiu:irlevtChipman 

}laeklov  L  E  A:  Sou Win.-ui 

PiiilUpsNK.vCo 

rt)!x-r.-ou  Francis Sleepv  Eve 

Kcu.iaU   John •■ 

Le-'eJJ ■•     " 

I.au.-r  J  '>V  A  Co 

HiK-heock Sprin^tticld 

IVl/or  Eduard " 

RothJ - 

Sl;ide  -V  O 

McAulevLtllol.bs.Sprinv'liLld.DT 

Sti'wart  Flo 

Reirsea'E Si)rin\'  Gnnc 

Wedul  Hi;..".'.'.'.'.'.'.....       •■ 
Fitz-erald  T  T Woodstock 

Cobb  A:  Lee Spni.;:;  Valley 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  ^'' 


Eobert  Street,  ST.  PAUL.   ! 
Established  1859.   Olde.^t  Liquoi  J 
era  in  St.  FooL 


,;  I  c   fi,      «     ■      «     w  ■        GivepniticolAraUcntioatorot- 

LJ'Mv'hfU'lf     •^■.  !-?IC'«'^  A?   ^'-fi^f?Q    tin?  ap  of  Er.irme  Boilers  and  all. 


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RECTOUY. 


DllY 


101. 


Birlicr  K  D AVorthinston 

I.uwDS.tSon 

Miller  i;  ^'mitll 

KilV  A  Morrel Wykoff 

(•„ate<  K.M Yauktoy.  D  T 

Mills  .^  Purdy 

ViiiuU-rhulu  G  W  ■k 

Co Yuiiklijii,  D  T 

WelitT  Euneue 

CUarcliill  W  W..  .  .Zuinbro  Falls 

I  lain )  IKV-  (>1 Zuinbrota 

llunAF 

Palmer  H  II 

l>ry  C^OGiEs. 

De  Lendrecie   i^ 
aiiniquv Fiu-go,  DT 

tovKtiuSaa  Bros 

,!v-  <_'<?    (.Sf. (('.•I.. .Minneapolis 

ilarwood  y  B  a;  Co.. 

Auerbacb.  Fitch,   Culbert- 
son  iV  Co Si  Paul 

Lee  WiV-  Co " 

Lindekes,  Warner  it  Sehur- 

meier 

{Rtfail.) 
{Sc'C  uIm  Gentnd  ,s7orf.«.) 

Crane  G  M Albert  Lea 

Sweuson  A  AV. .  .Alexandria,  D  T 

Plumraer  II  S Anoka 

Taylor  U  M " 

Woodburv  P  J  >.t  Co " 

Ciuuz  ilrrman Austin 

Hall  ^-  West " 

Kin-  Frederick ■' 

Ta\l..r  .1  .M " 

Willard  i.  S " 

Ki]..ui.s(i Beaver 

Ki.eiibui-  Daniel.  .Bismarck,  D  T 

Wat-,,..!  W  B 

(  lark  .\.  B Blooniiuj;  Prairie 

Seliwartz  Wm Brainerd 

Smith  W  Ai.\:  Co " 

Sl.i-iMM-  A  L  iV  Sous.  ..Brownsdale 

l-Inod  Ixiciiolas Caledimia 

Bellivicau.J Centra!  Ciiy,  D  T 

Tr,;anor..ir., :.!.!.  ■■    " 

i'arrali  .\;  KnL'iit Chatfield 

!;-ed  J 7. CUivton 

Si-...u.il{ '• 

Uol/.niau    iJavid. 

a^si-nee  .- Deadwo.ul,  1)  T 

•IovPF 

I.iebmaun  .Morris 
Slruss  it  Kohoru. 


Werthheiraer  JI  J 

v.t  Co Deadwood,  D  T 

Aroup  J  C Delano 

KPPI'-T  J -^I ■•■ 

Lerharth  C " 

B;indv  Lsaac Duluth 

Dean"  Peter • 

Steckmau  G  B. . .  .Elk  Point.  D  T 
De  Lendrecie  & 

Chiniquv Farao,  D  T 

SieversonET 

Calhiart  A:  Co Faribault 

De.ib-ch  Jacob " 

Kiusev  P  P " 

Kolhilann  J  T\' " 

Souires  J  T ■    " 

Carson  O  M Farminslon 

AVheelor  Mrs  E  F 

Pickit  Horace Fergus  Falls 

Brokmcier,     Stern    v.V 

Bude...- Hastings 

Evre  Bros " 

GiUitt  Harvev 

Stucke  MrsM  G  K HeudersoE 

Sobek  Ferdinand Hokah 

Everson  E  :M Lake  City 

.Tone-  A:  AVilliams.  .  .Lake  Crystal 

I    P,radvBros Lead  Citv,  D  T 

!   Braa-gMrs  Sarah. 

1   Silver  Bros 

Hayes  AY Le  Roy 

Bannatvne  Daniel Le  Sueur 

Tileston  CM Litehtield 

Helm  J  L Luveruc 

Harsh  PH Madi.son.  D  T 

Davis  AY  C Mandan.D  T 

Brett  G  E 3Iaukato 

Christiansen  Bros 

Lidgerwood  G  1 

McCounell  WWP&Co, 

Parsons  C  U 

PraeKt  Du  r.nissou.... 

Binifiiam  U .Marshtield 

Bolfes  G -Aledary.  D  T 

HeibJcVCo 

.AlaxivHeil 

WooUey  M  T Milltown.  D  T 

Apt  Jennie -Minneapolis 

Briu  Kaltierine 

BrinL.iuis 

Canip,  i)..ui;la->.\;Gi.id       *    " 

CoheuJaeol, 

C.ni-.vavPeUr 

Deslauiiers  Peter 

Deut.sch  Jacob 

Faller  Mrs  Flora 

FrueuA:Co 


Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.lElgl 


f-  R  0  r  ^/  ?  r»  V    ■^^^''^^  ^^'"'''      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
li^-  tl  b  t^  J4.  L  lU  ,  retail,    E,  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Minneapolis, 


lOOti 


DRY 


CUT. 


ELE 


Dry  e,;«ods.     (ConiM.) 

Euonnaii Minneapolis 

II;ilc  G  A\  ".t  Co 

Harm.  UvvA;Le.-ct. 

Kenyon  A  F 

Knitzkopf  Helena  .. . 

O'Connor  Peter 

Parker  Edwin 

Sesjelbauin  Bros 

SwettOT 

.Williams  GS 

Welti  GM.t  Co 

RonkX Minnchka 

Gray  George MonticcUo 

Kreis  &•  Deanison 

Sharp  J  H  it  Co Moorhead 

Kenigsberg  Isaac Monls 

Gardner  C  P New  Aubiirn 

Holt  vrilson O watoana 

Moore  irn.Jr 

.Seweil  .Tohn.  ir 

■\Vel)b  .V  Nel-oa 

Cailin  Edward Pine  Citv 

Bohn  C  H  iV  Co Plain  view 

Cornell  F.I 

Koenig  W '  ■ 

Robinson  AVF 

McKeunev  it  Co Qiiincv.  D  T 

Belanger  tlifford '.lied  Wing 

Graham  J  A 

Nelson  .lohn 

Taake  J  F 

King  Bros Redwood  Falls 

Wilson  R  A 

Blake  .1  D  it  Co Rochester 

McKay  it  Co 

Massey  C  F,  agent 

Nelson  Andrew 

Dow  .1  it  Son  . .  .Rockerville,  D  T 

Apple  Mary Rochford,  D  T 

Mockeuhaupt  R  &  J St  Cloud 

Stetzler  George 

Young  it  Bradford 

Corniirk  it  Gotzian St  Paul 

Esterievit  lleiiiemann. . . .      ■■ 

FiscliiM-iii  JJro* 

Habigliov.t  Hit  Co •■ 

Holland  Miss  E  A.... 

Ingersoll  D  W  it  Co " 

Lindeke  A  H  it  Bro " 

Mannhcimer  Bros 

Mcaley  it  Son 

Powers  Brothers 

Rittmaster  Reuben 

Rosenbaum  S " 

Zahm  it  Mann 


.T.i>Mnaii  it  i;ro> Scotland.  1)  T 

Kinu'-bury  V,'  R.Siuu.x  Falls,  D  T 
Waters  W  C  .    .. 

WildlPW 

'i^'ll'l^at  .J  C Spring  Vidlrv 

Kalmasson  M Simv 

Alenberg  Louis Stillwat.'V 

Ilospes  AC 

Kahn  Ludwig 

Lowell  .lothain " 

ThorneWE 

Ranim  S Stockton 

Schmidt  C Waconia 

Levi  Israel Willinar 

Locke  Sisters 

Brink  .J  L Winona 

Chole  H " 

Lewis  it  Co 

Merigold  .J  A&  Co......       " 

Rheinbergcr  Bros " 

Scherer  Conrad.  )r " 

Thoma.s.J  W.... " 

Con-letou  I Yankton,  D  T 

Ei-^eFnanClKU-les... 

Ketelmm  1!  A 

Parmer  L  L) 

eye  Works. 

Western  S>.ve^Vorks, 

(&t  ,tdr) Chicago,  111 

Dye  iuiil  t'le.'iiJiiit: 
^Voiks. 

LiUii;;stins  E  (fke 

adc) St  Louis,  Mo 


Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Schlamm  Edward Mankato 

Abe)  Herman Minneapolis 

novle.I.,hn 

.Ileycr  .J  S> 

Jumieson  I)  L St  Paul 

Kahlcrt,IC ■' 

Burbridge  .1  JI  it  Sou. .  .Still  water 


rieefrical  ^Vorki. 

I'liicfii       Eleelric 

Work*    (Se   adc), 

rJO  S  Clark  St Chicago,  III 

Bell   Vernon    (.S:v 

tide) Miunea[>olis 


^'A    Dniffnnt  P"^"    foreseeth    the    Evil   and    Insurotb 
M    riUUU  11  himself."    Now  Enf^Iand  l!nt=al  Life  Icsu.-,ir.co  Co.   .: 

"  Boston,    J,  J.  WATSO:;,  St,  r.:nl,  Qen"  A-nt  for  MiD=.io:,. 


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I  have  made  the  execution  of  First  Cl((ss 
Engraving  the  leading  characteristic  of  my  estab- 
lishment, and  shall  continue  so  to  do.  I  can  with 
justice  guarantee  entire  satisfaction  to  my  patrons, 
having  been  educated  at  the  publishing  house  oi' 
Harper  Bros.,  New  York,  in  every  detail  of  my  Inisi- 
ness,  adding  thereto  practical  proficiency. 
I  can  safely  assert,  no  other  engraving  establishment  in  the  west  can  eqii.il 
the  advantages  I  am  enabled  to  offer,  by  means  of  my  extensive  and  spcci.ii 
facilities  for  the  execution  of  all  classes  of  engraving — Mechanical,  ."^ccneiy, 
Implements,  Colored  Work,  i\:c.,  &:c.  My  assistants  are  experts  in  superi(jr 
engraving.  I  employ  none  but  eminently  qualified  and  accurate  artists,  whom 
I  send  to  any  part  of  the  country  on  application.  Prices  always  reasonable. 
Soliciting  patronage,  sincerelv, 

A.     T".     SEARS. 


'^hn-tminllimsr.  Clncnun:  II.  Khin 
■"Jl  K.Vaii  Iliircii  St.,Cliicaw>;   <'h 


wjcr  nm\  Tirh.t  Ayrnt  C.  H.  T.  .t  P.  K.  '''.,  r'"' 
,i  Mirhitiaii  .^iiiilhini  li'ii,  Cliiniw':  -I-  •*<'•  """ 
ni  Illinoi.^  It.  It.,rii;,iwi;  Alvla  Uulh.rl.  I'l-fi 
ihjr  .V.  »■;»;;  -V<r./,iiif  Oi..  Vhiovjn  ;  F.  HVm/-  >.•<, 


Soud  for  Illustrated  Catalogtie  and  Estimates  Tjoforo  sondinK  clsowhore.    Prompt- 
'  noKs,  Accuracy  and  Superior  "Worltmanship  guarautootL 


SPECIMEN    FROM    A.  T.    SEARS'    ENGRAVING    ESTABLISH! 

Offices  52   &  54,  No.    116   Washington  Street,  Chicago,   III. 


^^    .'     A  I, -.OX,'/ 


WMDm'i 


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Artists  sent  to  any  part  of  the   country.       Send    fc 
elsewhede, 


Blank-Books 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mil!  Men  and  Oon>ora- 

tiong,  at  low  ir'.=3  and  in  Vest  of  s'.tV,  )  y  F.  F.  ESSSIG, 

B.-=ckctt's  B!oA,  :i;irr..:  r.clis. 


ilSlXKSS    DIRECTORY.  ELE 


V7BSTER,N  DYE  WORKS 

No.  472  "West  Lake  Street, 
Moip.  :.».Vs  State  St..    CMrCACO,      Liscnliiirtli  \-  Co. 


MERCHANTS'  STOCK  A  SPECIALTY. 

nece  GocHis,  Ribbons,  etc..  Dyed,  Refijiished  auil   Uepiickcd  like  new. 


of  Ne^^"  York,  we 
■jods  and  quality. 


Union  Electric  V/orks, 

R.  A.   S'lEUDELL,  Proprietor, 

Electric  and  Phiiosophical  Inslmments, 


Kxpei-inietit.d  MncI 


.Y«/.  J'Jf!  South  Clark  Sttcct, 

eorr..pond..noei,,K..li.h.Fn.neh  CHICAGO.     ILL. 

[RDM    DnnrrDC    ^  ^  OEITTENDEN   &   CO.,   Coratr 
\\\\}\\    liUUiLnOi  BiitL  and  Sibley  Streets,  St.  Paul,  Miun. 


if  Vnn  V^'^'^rt  '^  Pr^^ni'-Ja  ^If'iem  Flour  Mill,  see  "W,!. 
I     1  Uij    Vi?  tiiil  Cl  UUiiSjJICld  Gnun  &  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Mian. 


100? 


ET.E 


FAN 


Elcfiroiyiiers. 

Fl•o^t,  Perrj     A:    (<>, 

(Si  ivh, St  Paul 

Minuesota  Type  Foundry. . 

Elevator  Buckels. 

Stafford  L  tt  Co Minnenpoli^ 

Elevniior«i— S"oi«.t3  8is;-. 

Kcniiociy    John, 

188  iind  190  F.  Ohio 

St  (Sj<- ,'(ff) Cliicago.    Ill 

MalJaoc     JoSisi, 
iSceaih-) 

Eiijploj  !ii*l    Bureau. 

Colton  Charles  A  Co-.-Minufapolis 

Engine  ISsiHders. 

(See  id.fo  F'>ii,i<U'n  m'l'  .',''ir/,inLi!.^.)   I 
HoUonCCACo, 

{■•x(  ndc) Chicago,  111 

Gillett  H  &  Sou  (iioit- 

able) I.nko  City   | 

'  Mankato  Mnfa:  Co Maukato   , 

Dcj)ew  &    J,aw.«vn,  | 

(sctodr) >i  r    ■ 

St    Paul     Founili-v     am'. 

Muf^Co ". 

Sproat'.M  L 

En;;raverN. 

Tyler  ^y  II  &  Co, 


Heaii  Iloni'V  (nietall.  .Minneapoli: 
Willaid  WPhvood). 

Baicir  .1  K  .  niutal) Owatonn 

llir.MV  Lharles  (wood  and 

m.'t'ali -..Si   Pav: 

:TIt!!irri'ii  A  toMliiiin 

Priistiiis     Co     i.S' 

,/,/-•) Stilhvati 


Es.«*e!ie€   t)f  Jajasaica 


Kcrkcy    .Boim    .\    A; 

Co  i.Sf  aih:J„jtiom  ei,d).Sl  Paul 


Faney  Goods. 

Griswold  Mrs  C Anoka 

CoTxine  :\!is,es  H  M  ct  S. .  .Austin 

Davis  Mi>.-  M  P Braiuerd 

VconAE 

:Marsh  Oc  liarnett. .  Central  Citv.D  T 

Burnham  1)  P Deadwood,  D  T 

Clark  Mrs  U  A... 

FhIio!  ?.!a.x 

.John-^   '.Vv;.;t Delano 

Siivr,   M'.'Ol  W '• 

Sean::iii  Mr-  .1  L Detroit  Citv 

Olini-r  KG Fargo,!)  t 

Na-le  .Miss  M  E.Graud  Forks,  DT 
Kiccht.  BecUtA  Co..3IinneapoIi- 

Fo.v.Mr.  GW 

Ooo'Mi'lJow        A: 


Sut- 


ton 


■\v, 


Sn  !  S  5"  C  r  n  ^^    ^'^  P  U  Q    DEAPERS  and  TAILOES,  No.  40 
yj'SGl   LhO    tiWJ'Ot  East  Third  Street,  St.  Paul,  Miua. 


MANITACTLRKK  OF 

iiiproved  MMmg  i^llacliiiies 


BASEMENT  ELEVATORS, 


DUMBWAITE 


ISS  and  190  Ohio  Si,.  CHICAGO,  ILL, 

CaVixity.  from     -    -    -     1.000  to  3.000  I'ouiids 

This  C'l.t  iv|,it.,,.ms  my  (.KNTKE  LIFT  El.KVATi  'K.  -a  ;;1 

t»..  iri,U'in-ii.I.-iit  Wire  CaM.^s,  whi.li  winds  frDiii  ili.'  tii.i-  ;. 

.■  of  o  :Si.inil-iir(iov,-.|  Hiiril  \V.,.),1  r>nim.  tli.T-lii 

y  with  the  frioiiun  of  ih.-  plutform  on  thi-  (Jiii.h' 

similar  Pnini  is  plnceil  ,.n  thr  end  of  thr  Sliafl  {■' 

C'ounleiiioisp  Wfij.'lit;  it  runs  easily,  tliv  plalf,.rni  luiuf  h.-l. 

under  iieifei'l  control  by  niv  .V' ic  J'alrnt  Serrir  liink'- 


■■  for  Safety  X\ 


ind  lU'pi 


pect.    Inn  he  tint 
or  Hard  \V,i.)dS!n 
Patented  Octoher  l:tth.  l^ri 

s  Done  on  Short  Noti( 

IS  given  for  Water  Kiviiivs. 


.^ 


1 1 


iJji 


Si  FIRE  BRICK  €v 


GD.pola  Tiles  20  to  60  inolies  Diameter. 

':   BRASS  FOUNDERS' ^'  '""'"'' 
FURNACES, 


I  I      10  to  18  INCHES 
DIAMETER. 


Circle  Brick. 


ii 


SEVIER  PIPE,  CEMENT,  AND  DRAIN   TILE. 


Foundry  Facing-s.|  Suppli^ 
CIIAS.  D.  COLSON, 


io8  and  no  Franklin  Street. 


CHICAGO,   n 


HashoWjfiiaisii&OaviSiSsi: 


ESGINE   ■WORS   »   SwrliiHy. 
fth  Ave.  Jiou-.ti, 


FAN  lU-SIXESS    DIRECTORY. 


FIR 


1009 


Hiukle  Mrs  W  P Mouticcllo 

AtcIut  Mrs  H Preston 

Brown  U  A  .V  Co. Rochester 

Macomber  Mi>s  L  S. . . . 

Marklmm  IKt  K 

Marshall  C  A St  .Joseph 

Classen  E St  Paul 

Dunn  Charles 

Dutch  A  Abb..tt " 

Ernst  Mrs  IIP 

Goldstein  Abraham 

Guiterman  Ambrose 

HaasGeorse 

Herwc?ri,"MvsC " 

Ilerz  .T'o.eph '■ 

Kflloiir:*!  X " 

MuelferA "         I 

Rothschild  Joseph "         I 

StrouselKV  M '•         j 

Sullivan  Mi-sS  A "         i 

Bu"e  \-  Heidenrcich . . .  .Sbakopce   | 
Dickinson  Mr<  A Wc'lls   ' 

Fauiiiny;  :TBiIi  51n«Vs. 

Gilbert  E  M Byron 

Korssaard  MP DuUuh 

Scatterjiood  Theodore  . .  .Mankato 

Grcelv  Orriu Owatouna 

Boardmau  L  M St  Peter 

Keller  Henry Sauk  Centre 

Feed  :flin  Miifrs. 

Ames  Bros Austin 

Feed  Mills. 

Rosers  Bros Biwvnton 

Strickland  &  Baker 

Goulberg  &  Anderson. .Cambridge 

Hallbers  .J  A Centre  City 

Gordon  Bros Dod<:e  Centre 

Goodrich  CD Eden  Pniirit 

Fuller  .1  AV  ^-  Co Fairmont 

Ingram  &  Leach Faribault 

Smith  Bros Famiinston 

Christiansen  P llartlruid 

Dill  A-  Miller Lansdon 

Hunter  A  A Marshall 

Jacobson  X Martin 

Anheier  Wni Minneapolis 

Osmer  Thomas 

Swcnsun  i.^-  Anderson Nicollet 

Van  Bu,kirk  Bros Northfield 

Simpson  Adam Owatouna 

Riidirers  J Princeton 

Alexander  .Tcseiih Rochester 

Cuttinir  J.uiius 


Ilcrrick  G  H St  .lames 

Hitl  T  M Sprin-field,  D  T 

Stussi  R '.Stilhvater 

Roland  G  A Wa^.r,, 

Seeger  Paul "ftiiiil'ini 

Donaldson  Jc  Bro.  .Yankton.  1)  T 
Sampson  l.iHiis.  ... 
Wriglit  EI 

Feiiee  ITInfr;*. 

(See  ahi>  Iron  Fenc  yfnf )■■■>, ) 

Herzos  Philip ^liuueapolis 

Rollins  C«  (•S'«'<? "<?'■) 

HerzoccCE St  Paul 

St  Paul  Fence  AVorks  ...  .        ■• 

Fertilizer  ^InlVs. 

Upham.  AVyman  tt  Co. Minneapolis 
Minnesota  Renderins  and 
Fertilizing  Co. . . .~". St  Paid 

File  >Iiifr«i. 

\ortliwo»(<i-ii  File 

Works,  Makes  the 
Best  Hand  Cut  File  at 
Lowest  Prices,  Send 
for  Discounts.  6.5  to  69 

S  Canal Chicago.  Til 

Boettcher  Herman  . .  .  Minneapolis 

Fire  Briek. 
Colson    C   l>     ^Sic 

,n!r) Chicaso,  111 

Clark  A.  :TSiu-kroSli, 

Minneapolis 

Fire  <Llay. 

Colsoii    C    li     (.V. 

iidi-) Chicago,   111 

Fire  BejKtrlineiit 
Shj)  lilies. 

I»rcstoii    E    IJ    A: 

Co  (Sec  iidc) :Miuneapolis 

Fire-Prooi'  Sliutler«i 
and  !>ooi>. 

CiitteiuUn  >I  It  iV  «  o. 

(,S-  b.ltwH  i;i:>) St  Paul 

Fire  Works. 

CliioaKO  ToriJcUo  Co, 

Mnfrs  All  Kinds  of  Toy 
Torpedoes Chicago,  111 


Solid  Bronze  Hardware. 


DRAPEB,  35  E.  3d  St.,  St.  P»-j1. 


Lamp  Goods,  rf '  ''"?"^'  ^"'  ^'^'^^  ^^-.  ^t 

1^  v.wwwi)r  Joinson's  Crockery  House,  513  Wa.sbbgt 


Cl),'..:r; 


1010 


FIS 


V.NJisOTA    AXI)    DAKOTA 


FLO 


•  Duluth 


Fish. 

l>i'iiit»i   Fisli   Co  ,^ali 

audFrc..h),.s;  ,,„/„;.. 
Truoiseu  Uciu-y  (Suli 

JIcMiUiu  .t    .M'Ulie- 

Rk°lisS? •■ -Grand  .Marois 

*^*'(-'^*«'^^) St  Paul 


I'luJorf 

f'.V    *'St„rf,-)..Miiin.-ui. 


Sp:w<tiiis  A   r;   .V 

Bros,iisj;audolni, 
^•^'^  '"'n ( 


Taflile. 


,  111 


Fish,  Oysjcrs  and 
^jJanie. 

Taylor  HK i  ^^auj 

mii.ucp^'^'"^^-)"'",^  .    , 

Sutherland  C  fj -Mmncapohs 

&S!^^--- St  Paul 

Smith  i- Petors. !; '.■';■."  ■       .. 

FSavoi-iag  Exij-aet^ 

'■^'■"'''■'*"'^;^'')..... St  Paul 

Florists  aisfi  \  i,s-- 

st'ry  jsjcit. 

Ellis  A  V  .       . 

Sc-fltonLc" i^'V" 

OIi%-cr  u-  c      T)' ;  ■, Banks 

RoIliusJW ^'•G'''.'r 

KremcTj; :::::: L-'Cypcem 

Goodyear  Robert.' .' .' .; . .  Jlunknto 
Loreuz  Herman.  ••-'JJnkato 

|''^^''^SA Mapietou  Station   I 

Fresenden  A  A Marion,  1)  T 


Buckcnd,,if  Wni. 
Elliot  WvTiiaii....      ' 
Kenid.-e'G  .V  SonV.'.' 
Leacliniau  Jojcph. 
•^"lartC  }!....*..     ■■ 

Booth  FK ■  ■■    Aiinmli-,!  , 

Ald.rmanAS :.'.Moinnl  (':'; 

-Uuuroc  ]I  C. .  V,. .,-,,;;. 

Bundc  H  B. ...       --li-ul 

iiiiij-iiot  Michael 

\'>p.s  Henry .. 

r"tli'iV-^-" '"Smith  Lake 

Pauley  ti  w'. ..'.'. '. ; ; ' "_ "_ '         ,^"'^ 

Flour  and  Fceei. 

Griffgs  it  Foster nnluili 

SniliU  «  ys    {S<'eadr]  "  '  ■■ 
Ma.xtield  i- Co. ....StPau! 

Bolles  Charles ^f,„u 

Erickson  John. . .  AlheVr  I  ,.-. 

PauKon  Edward  &  C-^'"       • 

^'"•'■"  A Alexandria.  D  T 

Cox  J  vV-  bon 

Crory  Robert...  ' 

GregsouJ ^,,  ,;_ 

Scliaefer>.t  

Dickey. .  .Big  Stone  Citv.  I)  T 
Thorndike   F 

W" 

C'-'^^'-^Jt  Birdl.I.nd 

J^'"-^;"  If Bloomiui:  Prairie 

Murphy  .IG D,oun<lal,- 

Hau^^rn  .1 B-iiwnt')M 

Piej.e^Mo.es..Cent;aicity..;T 

feSf^'" ci;^:::,;^^!;! 

McDermott  D  F (lout  I'rt 

Cotield; Cv!kuo 

Allen  Aylmer Crook-t,.a 

Knowles  A  E. . . .  Deadwood^  DT 
narlhoni  E  M  A  Son 

Do  Smet,  D  T 


Mi  ■  A  ■  S  i  fyfn  rfi     ^'""^^  -^eent  Hairs  S.ife  and 
■&«>^«  '^jLock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Miua. 


CO.TSIOHSTON 


Sc!c  Aj't  IIILECHS  -WAGONS,  Tieer  K.-.krs,  F..in. 

d.iU  Pu!vtTi:i:^g  Sarrows,  TriHicph  Seeders,  C.ia- 

J  ton  Plows,  Baegics,  etc,  18  V7.  SJ  St,,  St,  Panl. 


FLO 


H.-SrXEsS    DIRKCTORY. 


FLO 


1011 


WoDcirufl  J  &  Sou..De  Smet,  D  T 

lirowu  CJ Dodije  Centre 

Lcltau  John .".  .Dulutli 

OppelCII •• 

YuungbloodXaUuinioI.,..       " 

fnimrine  S Elk  Point.  D  T 

Mi-in-luim  H  D.... Fargo,  D  T 

Ikulk-y  W"  L Faribault 

Vuirlr-lierj  F  J 

Anstiii  Jacob Fersrus  Falls 

Merrill  C Gmv,  1)  T 

Messenger  S Glenvilk- 

Pacidock  S  Y Grand  Meadow- 
Gregg  R  A-  Co Haitin-- 

ClagueP  H Herman 

Gibson  James Jauesville 

Bush  J  W Lake  Benton 

Smiley  J  H Lakeville 

Hacklev  W  A Lambertou 

Posz  Charles Le^vi-mn 

Gravel  &  Goulet Liitle  Falls 

Stone  Daniel Luverue 

Hunt  Lfc  Co Mankato 

PirathPE 

Skante  Bros " 

Warren  R  D 

Wetherbce  F  S Marshall 

Craik  it  Sou Minneapolis 

Duensing  Louis " 

Heffneri-Ludolph... 
Uilstad  Christopher. . 

King  DP : 

Marboe  i'  Grottem... 

Moss  &  Gregory 

Kelson  &  Berg 

Osborne  J  E 

Richards  &  Cooler... 
Uideositr  C&Co 
Thompson  Tlloma^.. 
Wheeler  W  .t  C  F  & 

Co 

Sloggy  EM Moorhead 

Lcjwater  Thomas Morris 

Miller  &  Sampson Xorthlicld 

Hatch  J Pickwick 

Goodnow  &  Geori'e.  .  .  .Pipe  Stone 

Carlson  Bros. . . .". Red  Wins 

ileglundC&Co "      ' 

Baldwin   H   D    .t 

Son Redwood  Falls 

Ciark  Lewis St  Clcmd 

Arzl  .Mrs  Caroline St  Paul 

BruggL-mannBros 

Bruggi'mann  John 

Cibbens.tCo •' 

Irwine  Bros 

Kemper  Henry 


Knauft  C   F St  Paul 

Howard  C  K. . .  .Siou.x  Falls,  D  T 
Johnson  &  Skin- 
Scott  it  Boyce'.'. 
Solie  Christ. ... 

WadoFL 

Ballard  .t  Tang Taylor's  Falls 

Bower  W  G Verm"illion,  D  T 

Nicholls  W  M Volaa.  I)  T 

Brookens  R  C  it  Sou Willmar 

llanscom  A  F  it  Co '■ 

Stuner  Samuel " 

Ji.hnsou  S  S Windonr 

Andcr-on  H  H Worthingtou 

Dillon  S  11 Yankton.  D  T 

Hefner  Frank 

Scherrer  Conrad.  .. 

Flouring  Mills. 

(fkealso  Ftrd  Mi'l.i.) 

Munch   Emil Afton 

Bussell&Horu '• 

Schaps  ik  Schatz Albany 

Averv  M  H  (s  &  w  2).  .Albert  Lea 

Wilson  Wm  (s  3) Aldea 

Aldcn  En(w  2).  .Alexandria,  D  T 
Fuller  it  Campbell, 

(s4) 

MuusonMF(s:3.) 
Ketzback,    Starkey    & 

Field Alma     City 

Owen  R  P(s  o) Anoka 

AVashburn  W  D  A  Co " 

Barton  it  Alvord Appleton 

Lathrop  lfc  Thompson. . .         " 
Estey   Mrs   Deborah   it 

Sons Ash  Creek 

Olson  John Audubon 

City  Mills  (w  .5)  (.St  ,„Ir. 

jhif/e  6.J) Austin 

Greg^on  J  (w  .j) 

Grei;jon  Matthew  (,w  I:!).  ... 

Otlicer  W  II  (w  r,) " 

W:irner  it  Son  (,w  ?,) 

Becker  FE Beaver 

Beaver  Falls  31ills.  .  .Beaver  Falls. 

E.ssler  it  Ahrens 

White  XDit  Son... 

Henry  it  Co Belle  Plaine 

Johnson  J  P 

G.iylord  X  B Belvidere  Mills 

Elias  James Berne 

Jliller  C '■ 

St.ad  Wesley .Bethel 

Achlcr  T. . .  iBIg  Stone  City,  D  T 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


AKCHITECTS.    Accocstice,  Eeati 

Rnd   Ventilation  carefully  aad  - 

J  rectly  airanged,    &finr,ea).cli:i,  M' 


G.F.Ferrinfflon 


Keeps  on  hand  the  finest  Preuch,  ELgli.;; 
J  Scotch  ar.d  German  Suitings,  Minneajioli 


101  ■. 


FLO 


.•K-;oT.V    AM) 


cot; 


Fl.O 


Floui'iiij;  JMUs. 

((.■ouliiiUHri.) 
Couaut  it  Draper.  .Biimham  Lake 

Bartk-v  AV  G Dircli   Coolev 

BeuiicltA  Burt  (.  (ji,r.i-r.i:ii.k.r)  t 
Kastlunii  J  P..i;i.H.;  'i  ;  >'■  11  T 
Gi.l.liu-v  C  l)..,l;'.  :■:      ri- 

]MfAfoe  .1  W ]■       .         -'-A 

nustioiSoiuu  ;;i,i;i'M.l  ,;■■;,  i  in- 
Hollidav  A(w  3i.. 

Hurst  "\V  S BliitTton 

HuttevSofiety.  .Bon  Homme.  D  T 

Brown  Bros." Brown^ljurgh 

Brown  A  D  ^s  41 Brownsdale 

Brown  ct  Holt 

Hankf  Julius  (w  1).  .  .Brownsville 

Shaller  Bros  (w  2) 

Tallman  S  E Brunswick 

HiudsAV  K Byron 

Sergeant  A  &  Co.  .Caledonia,  D  T 
Cliristianseu  vt  Petersen. 

Cambridge 

Smith  V  M Camden 

Plass  Otto Camp 

Gregg  K  .t  Co. Cannon  Bivcr  Falls 
'Thompson, Smith 

A- Co 

"VVilc.x  C  N.... 

Carpenter  J  A Canton,  D  T 

Spits  H Carimona 

SieiTfl  Philip  (w  y).    Carver 

!Matlitr  James Cedarville 

CcutreviUe  Mills.  .Centn,-vill,..D  T 

BillFD Champion  Mills 

Pratt  R  yi  i-  Co Champliu 

Bitel  JG  (s4) Cbaska 

HenkACo(s:3! •■ 

Lcmpe  AVm  (w  i  s  2) " 

Cusson-;  JM Chatfield 

Bick-on  A-  Co 

Wat.-rs  vt  Kuhn 

Mu.,- AVm Chipp.-wa  Falls 

AVinilniill  Flouring  Co..Claremout 
Fo^tir.  Ra\mondS:  Co... Clayton 

Kuraclicrj CloarGrit 

Beal  A  1) Clear  Water 

Davis  C  F  .t  Co 

Sherman  &  Co Clinton  Falls 

JIcArthur  A Clitherall 

Spencer  Allen Clyde,  D  T 

Cochran  .M  V Cochran's  Mills 

Wait,-  11  C Cold  Sprin-  City 

Lur:,.  A Cordova 

McL.  ,.d  .*c  Davis. Cormorant  Mills 

Dorsey  C  H  A:  Co Cornet 

Heideiuan   F Courtland 

Kitchie  S  AV  is  3)   Crook.ston 


Curric  A:  Crowl Cur;:'- 

Sisel  Philip Dahl-m. 

SchultZ  M I):i-Mi 

Hurlliurt  A  Son Davt..M 

BlandiuA  With- 

an Deadwood.  1)  T 

Johnson  J  A ])r  (om:". 

Ball  M l).l:,r. 

Smart  J  H  (s  2) ■■ 

Mayhew  H  E Delavan  Slaiion 

Vail  Eps  Wm.  .  .  Dell  Hapi.!.,  I)  T 
Johnston  G  H  (wA  s>. Detroit  Ciiv 
Ai-cliibald  K  T  & 

Co Dunda- 

Cochran  Robert 

Dundas  Mills - 

Phippeu  it  Xewell 

Cote  «.t  Zimmerman. ..  Eagle  Lukf 
Murphy  &  Ru- 
ble.."   East  Chain  l.ak.  - 

Carlson  A  J East  l"ni  •:. 

Struble  Bros  &  Co Eden.  D  T 

Balm  J Eden  Praiii. 

Bidwell  D Earan,  D  T 

Elba  Mills :..,K11':. 

Fairwater  Mill ' 

Meeker  L Elk  I.Vi;- 

Crill  L  X  A  Co.  .  .  .Elk  Point,  I)  T 

Sheaf  M  AY,  ir 

Mills  i  Houlton ElkKlv.r 

Becker  J Empire  Ci:> 

Dcfor  A Eia;. 

May  C E.\cel-i..r 

Liiiscott  &  Vve Fair  ll.iv.  i: 

Rice  D  B  (w  3) Fairnn.:!' 

Smith  D  E Fairview.  1)  T 

Chaffcy  &  Shcttield Farilaa'.t 

Green'JD&Co 

Greene  A  Gold 

HiUver  A-  Bin-ham 

Madison  HMT 

PlanteLABro '■ 

Polar  Star  Mill  Co 

Turner  AV  L 

Underwood  D  A  Son.FarJuinL'loa 
Page  A  Todd  (w  4,  :> 

rollers^ Fergu^^  FilN 

Chandler  J  L Fiilm-r. 

Clauson  &  Bierbauer 

Slicldir  tt  Thompson, 

Fi.-^liers  Laiidir  .- 
Pettigrew  R  F....Flandreau.  I'   I 

Forest  City  Jlills F..reM  •    •■• 

Forest  Mills  Co Fore-l  .M;.  ■ 

Henry  F ForrMvi... 

ilunchPaul Fraiii-.':i-. . 

Rieke  &  Fenrko Frank..;: 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Robert  St„  St,  Paul,  Mi 

have  the  Finest  Stock  of  Caliswwiiv. 
for  Hcdicinil  jiurpos.;!. 


Hashow,Maish&  Davis 


Funiisa  fchaftingB,  Pnllcys,  etc., 

cc  sncrt  Eotico.   Cor.  2i  St,  3zA 

}  Fifth  At«.  Booth,  UinneapoiU. 


FLO 


FLO 


Fr.i7.oe  R  L Frazee  City 

Graff  &  Hurley  ^w  3) Frc-eburg 

Piitlt-r.-iOn  G . . ". Friilley 

Hovt  iV  Scaler Fronteuac 

Russell  W.r 

Friends  AT Garden  City 

Richardson  WD 

^Vaton^^■an  Mills 

AllTeohl  Bros  (s  4) Glencoe 

Kodiler  Henry  cvl) 

Wilson  i-  Brother Glen  wood 

Hennerdinger  John  tt 

Sons. ...". Golden  Gate 

Millen  it  Pal- 
mer  Good  Thunder's  Ford 

Turner  &  Red- 
fern 

Grisg.s  Alexander, 

i^A) Grand  Forks.  D  T 

VictsFrank(s  3) 

Beto  I Grancjer 

SaulsburgHC 

Hixson  Bros  (w  ii.  .  .Granite  Falls 
Pinnev  W  W  (w6).  . 

Grave"!  ^  Goulet Gravelville 

.^dams  Joseph Green  Lake 

White  J Greenleaf 

Lindberg  C  E Grove  City 

Humi)hrey  J  W.Hamilton  ^^tation 

QuiunBros 

Vollbrecht  Bros Hanover 

Ennis  J  P Ihistings 

Espenschied  Charles 

VoishtF " 

Bennett  W  E Hawlev 

CraikJ '■ 

Keene  A Hebron 

Thrig  F  W Heidclberff 

M.i<k  J  G Helena 

Lahr  James Helvetia 

Paul  B  F  IS  '!) Henderson 

S.hniiiltuth  Carl  (w  1).. 
Tl...mpson  A:  Kf-ndall. Heron  Lake 
B.rnsdorf  Frederick  (w  2).  .Hokah 
Brook-..  Xash  i- Co(w4)..       " 

Fisher  Carl  (w  4i " 

White  Brosiwijj.   •' 

White  S  C  A:  Co  (w  3) " 

Ward  Bros Holdinsr's  Ford 

>Ionson  M  F Holmes  Citv 

H.,\ve  E  B  (%V>| Houston 

Hovt  MrOI(^-3i 

Ri-Klin^'N  A  iw  2) 

Siman  John  (w  2l 

Williams  H  ^-  Co(\v  V2). . 

Roiri-is  WF Howard 

Arncs  iV  Hulbert Hutchinson 


Kaercher  John Isinours 

Brown  Bros  (w  2> Jackson 

HunterJW(w3) " 

Skinner  ifcHostetter(w  4)  . 

Klaus  A Jamestown,  D  T 

Jamesville  31111  Co.  Jaraesville.  D  T 

Stokes  Bros Janesville 

Kimble  i>c  Keetsman Jarrett 

Callender  E  J  (s  1) Jordan 

Fo.ss,  Wells  &  Co  (wand  s  0)      '• 
Xicolin  Franz  (w  and  s  S) . . 

Cotshels  i  Co Kalmia 

Church  L Kasota 

Hennikers  J 

Crawlurd  A  Blake Kasson 

Daniels  SH " 

McReynolds Kenyou 

Averv  J  F Kerkhoven 

CarviU  J Kingston 

HallH 

Cameron  D  J La  Crescent 

Grofl' Bros 

West  E  R Lake  Amelia 

Baker  Willis Lake  City 

Dou.i,'.  .V  -  :  .■.,',- 

Ch.i      ..  .:■  Lake  Park 

I)i;-.  .    .   '  '  .:     .  .  ..Lauesboro 

L:.ii.-i     .■•  V:,;-    -v  111.. 
Tlioi).li,-;t.n   .laiiK's    loat- 
meal  and  pearl  barley) 

(W.5) 

White  ct  Bevnon  (w  7) 

Eustis  A...: Lansing 

Thompson  I  H Le  Roy 

Dorau  i.\;  Smith  (s  .D). . .    .Le  Sueur 

Slater  Wm^w  2) 

Stewart  Henry 

Kimball  &  Beedy  (.s  and 

w  .5)  Litclilield 

Shaw  &  Ellis  (s  S) 

McXiece  Bro  &  Carpen- 
ter  Little  Sauk 

Clvde  Bros Little  Texas 

Rtidd  S  &  Sou Lodi,  D  T 

Chandler,    Fisher    d: 

Wait Lonst  Prairie 

Allen  k  Weblxr ."Luverue 

EstyiSon " 

Lcedle  A:  Bell Lyle 

Marceves  H  M Lyude 

AppefS Lyon  Mills 

Fisher  J  T Madelia 

Campbell  O  H 3Ianannah 

Clark  Wm(s'.>) Mankato 

Dickerson  A:  Hall  (s-2>... 
^fankato  Mill  Co  is  13). ..       " 
Red  Jacket  Mill(w  4)....       " 


SELDEN  &  GRYC-T 


Fire-Proof  Boorsl Shutter?  n^^-^^^^^^«- 


I  'J''  MmneapoUa,  fiianetoti. 


Largest  Slock  Crockery  J^oN^ 


State.    E,  A,  FiAlV 
&   CO.,   Mlunor.;...;. 


lOU 


FLO 


-M I X  X  J  •  S  (1 T  .V     A  X  n    DAI' 


FLO 


Fioiii'isi^  Mills. 

(Contiuued.) 
Rockey  W  H  &  Co  (s  .5)..Maukato 
Afla7iis  ifc  Kneeland. .  .Mantorville 
Crawford  .J  II  &  Co... 

Soreii-en  (i  F 

Fi.-ter  A'  Son M:iple  Grove 


Wi 


Judd  G  F  '4  ^\•| Marion  Mills 

Carpeulcr  W  C Marion.  D  T 

Berrv  .loliu Marshall 

Rea.JA 

Strunk  .t  Cas^i!lius (s) . . :Marvsto\m 
Findlay.  Jlaxwt-ll  A: 

Co Maxwell,  DT 

Aip.vM-.-n  A-  (■■■    ... 

y\- ]'.■■'      ]■         ■   >-  ro(s)...AIcdford 

:M.'       '    ■:      '    '     Meriden 

J..1,,     .  :  ..  i;      ,;,-:.n..MiddleviIle 

Ander^.n  C  i' Millvllle 

Dobniever  G Milltrville 

Reid  C. 

Wooll.-v  M  T MiUtnwn,  D  T 

Barlx-rT)  P>  .V  Son  (10).Min:ioai>olis 
Brown  H  K  .V  Co  (  sO) 
BulKV  .Newtou, roller, 

000  M.K  a  (l;iv) 

CahiU.  Flctrhrr"  i   Co 

(roll.-r.onul.l.lsaday) 
Cl!ri«.;i!!ii  lii'o*  A: 

Coiroiler.i.40ubl)ls 

a  day)  I. Sv./ J,-) 

C'lii'iv3i:i!i   J    A    & 

f<>  uo'.ler,  S.jO  I.bls 

a  dav)  (.Sv  ,ifl,-) " 

Colbui-n  Bros  (0) 

Crocker.    Fisk   >.V    Co 

(11) 

Croswell  II  .1  G  i6)... 
Day  Rollins  i  Co  (10) 
Dav    Le.jnard    i:   Co 

(ill 

Fletcher  it  Lorinv'  (8i 
Goodrich  G  W  ^t  Co 

(G) 

Hawthorn  Bros  (i).  .. 
H  inkle  W  IKt  Co  (O). 
Hoburt,   Shuler  vfe  Co 

(S) 

Kraik  i  Sou  l.")) 

Pill-burv   C   A  et    Co 

(•J.o.iiyi.Ms:,  dav).. 
Rideout    F   C    .t"  Co 

(feed) 

Russell,  lliu.-line  A" 
#.Co(7) 


Sidle, Fletcher,  Holmes 
&  Co  (roller,  800  bbls 
a  day) Minne.i 

Stammwitz  &  Schober 
(■■)) 

'IVasliWijrs!,  Cros- 
1>V  A:  <Co  (A  Mill, 
3,000bblsadav)(.'N.'t 
'■). 


Uy  &.:  fo  (B  Mill, 
-IjO  bbls  a  dav)  (Ste 

<ir!r) ". 

W:i«lih;!iii,  Cros- 

hy   A:  €«  (C  Mill, 

1,800  bbls  a  day)  (.'^•c 

ad>-) 

Washburn  W  D  &  Co 

CiO) 

White  EVA  Co(20). 
Elsworth  A  D  (wi..Minncsot,i  Cir 
Van  Daseu  G  W  & 

Co(si 

Austin  itWorden. Minnesota  F;i!: 

Hanson  i<  \\  (s) Miiuietnu!, 

MiunetonkaMil!Co(.s) 
Merriman  S  L  ifeed  milb 

is^ Minuetri-- 

Fuller  A  L  ( w  3) Moiitevid.- 

Kitehel  Bros  (\v3).... 

:Mi!ler  ic  Phillips Montg-onu-r; 

Januev  Charles  (w  and 

s  3i: Montierl! 

Phelps  .John Money  Co-; 

Bruns  A'  Finkle  (s-1).  . .  .Moorii.  ;.■ 

Johnson  Ilenrv  (w) .Mi.rn 

Stone  II  \V  A"Co(w4) •• 

Hershiv   C.J Morri~t..« 

Morrisinwn  Mills 

Denbv  .V  Snuth M. .-.■..■. 

Hebei-tl):,vid  ^-i...:.!ouniain  i...'< 
Ho!/riel,terHenrifh 

Pi-ltrC 

Back  Alfred N.ul.uv.-: 

Bloomantritte  Bros.>'ew  ll.irtr.V' 
Adams.    Larson     v.t 

Sperrv New    Lon.i.i 

Pron.-itirA  IIiltner...Nc-W  .Mi;;i^' 

Darand  II  A Nrwj  .,r 

Scotield  M  B  A  M  K ■■ 

Fade  -Mill  Co N^-"-  I '=^ 

Franek  A  Beiitzen 

Xew  UlmCilv  Mill  Co.. 

Dol,^,.  A  Stege N *■"!■■ 

Swaiison   J 

.1  F X.Mth    Biaiuh   M..'.  ■■ 

Ames-,  .Jesse  Son> N.irtl.::' •■ 


NEW  ENGLAND  "I 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURAHCE  CO. 

Boston.    Tht)  best  Ooaipany  lo  I:'- ■■■'■•    '    -• 
■WATSON,  Qea'l  Ageat,  ST.  PAOU  I.-- 


'■ri.-^''  ntnr'ui'^'  •^°''  County,  lownship  and  City  Otncera,  iu 
U  U  U  l\"  li  1 1 1 U 1 1 1  '^4 1  ^"' "''  '■'y'^  """^  "">  ^'-'"'^  "°*'"'  '^^  ^'-  ^-  HEKKIG'S, 
*^  SJJ  Brackott's  Block,  Minneapolis 


FLO 


liU- 


rESS    DIKKCTOUV. 


FLO 


1015 


R!M-i:ci-olT    &    Ann- 
Mron- Xortli  Prairie 

YnWllL'   l!rns 

Kni' TMHi  K Jsunda 

Wil-'.-i  Win ". 

Cili.rrt  T Oakflale 

Sill'.. a  i^-  Smith. .  .Oakwood.  D  T 

Hii(  koiit  iS;  Couplin Okaman 

I,in<  ■'hi  Bros Olivia 

(;i;i!'iraa~ijn  &  KcUou Oneota 

{; liiiLT  i.^-  AUis Oronoco 

l'.:i  <"kH Ow.kis 

11:  .'v,  11  iV  Davis Ottawa 

liryimn  it  Maes Owatouua 

l)n.iielu  it  Simpson " 

raidcll  E  H  &  Co 

Patten  C  AV Palisade,  D  T 

Kau?  A  it  Son Parkdale 

Appleiri'een  J Pavuesvillc 

!?.■(  k!rv  it  Phipps ■     •• 

I.aCruss  Francis Pelican  Lake 

Frazce  P.  L Pelican  Piapids 

Pembina  ilill  Co. .  .Pembina,  D  T 

Gormann  AV Perliam 

Kemper  Bros  &  D   Drah- 

niaun(-u-3) 

Barton  S  C Peterson 

Viler.  Sto well  &  Co 

GouLO 

I).'ivi<.  Grannis  &  Camp- 
bell  Pickwick 

Buruham  D Pilisburv 

Hammer  E  D Pilot  Mound 

Ap;,lesarth  H  W Pine  Island 

BuchohzP 

Dickey  i- Dickey 

Curtice  C  C  &  Son.Plea.sant  Grove 

Pennev  F  C Polk  Citv 

Williams  it  Scha- 

fer Pomme  de  Terre 

V  SWEPCo Potsdam 

Conkey  Bros  (w  .5) Preston 

Kramer  Bros  (w  6) " 

Sariley  .IT  D Princeton 

Simiison  it  Deuel Quinev 

Kenwnrtliv  S  it  Co Rapidan 

Ited  Lake"  Falls 

Mill  Co Red    Lake    Palls 

Hiilimbach  John Red  "Wing 

La  Gran:;e  Mills 

H-d  Wing  Mills 

Birum  Euer Redwood  Falls 

Cook  A  A i- Co... 

Cull  E&  Co 

Werton  it  Ruter.  . 

Bubey  V  T Riceford 

Oatman  it  Luttmorc 


Pratt  it  Baird Richfield 

Crill  it  Freeman. .  .Richland.  D  T 

KasperT Rich  Prairie 

Blowers,    Campbell     it 

Brookins Rich  wood 

Cole  J  M Rochester 

Melleii,  Cook  it  Hulbert 

Olds  it  Fishback 

Toudru  Lvraan 

Florida  G " W Rockf ord 

Smart  it  Warren " 

AVipf  J Rockport,  D  T 

BidwoU  D Roscoe,  D  T 

GriccsSL Ru,h  Citv 

Spivak  it  Martin 

Gore,  McLeod  it  Slaa:o 

(w3) ^...Rushford 

Sprairue  B  D  (w  17) 

TewD.J(wG) 

Schufz  T St  Au£rusta 

Hay  ward  J  E  (w  5) St  Cloud 

Woodlmry  D St  Francis 

Xowack  it  Kaehler St  George 

Linncmann  J  11 St  Joseph 

Nolbrecht  Bros St  Michael's 

WaiteH  C..^ St  Xicholas 

Archiliald  it  Sclmrmeier.  .St  Paul 

.1S!iK(wands4) " 

Citv  Mills  (w:j) " 

Deflefscn  .Alaitin    3) '• 

North  StarMill,-.is3) " 

ShaberMrs  Miw  auds3)..       - 

Union  Alill  (w  4) '• 

Haikee  Fred St  Peter 

Sackett  it  Fay 

Harmon  Holmes  (s  111 

rollers) Sauk  Centre 

McChire  T  C  (w  6  and 

8  rollers) 

Stanton  J  A Sauk  Rapids 

BaumholTer  Franz  (s  and 

w  2) Shakopee 

Hum]ihre\'  J  W  (w  2).  . .. 

Pond  Bros  iw  1) 

Strait  G  F  it  Co  (s  G  and 

6  rollers) 

Vessey  Robert  (,s  1) 

Day  PD Shelbyville 

Thomas  it  Thorap.son .  . 

Schneider  J Sheldon 

Doolcv  it  Kenc-ntsou.  .Shieldsville 

Oswald  Henry Shingle  Creek 

Sorly  S Silliards 

Emerson,    Sher- 
man it  Co Siou.v  Falls,  D  T 


SLATE  ROOFERS.^ 


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Sixth  and  Sibley  Eta.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


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OUice— Day  Bloci:,  Jiianeapolis,  Mms. 


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FOU 


Fiouriui;-  Milks. 

(C'ontiuuod.) 
Sioux  Falls  Wa- 
ter Power  Co.  .Sioux  Fdls,  D  T 
Webber,  Shaw  it 

Walion " 

C'ochen.  llynclnuan 

A  Co. . .  ." Smith  Lake 

Sorlif  u-s  F  H  Lt  IJro.Soi-liens-  .Mills 
Gardner  it  Warner.. SpcartisU.D  T 

Griiris  S  S Spencer  Brook 

Gri  iiitr  iim^  i\v  81.  .Sprins!;  Valley 
Hill  Edward  ovSl. 
Ro=-inau  II   it   Son 

(SO) 

Prvt<  Andrew  ov  3) 
Wilson  G  W  (w  2). 

Soderlund  i-  Co Stanchfleld 

Furnian  AV  G Sterling  Centre 

Collin  it  Stewart Stewartville 

St  Croix  Mills Stillwater 

Stilhvater  Flour  Mills.. 
Town-heudJ  Ili-Co.. 

Mowbray  tie  Sous Stockton 

Lowe  S Sunrise  Citv 

Mold  Mrs  J  M 

Danelz  J  M Swift  Falls 

Cate  it  Zimmtnuau Tivoli 

I-)icker<..n  it  Hall •' 

Ibailhwait  T  V Trov 

Daniier  C  W '•  ' 

Fisher  J  I Turner.  DT 

BonrgralT  J Two  Rivers 

Tiittle  C  A 

Walker  H Vallev  City,  D  T 

BollesEC Valley  Creek 

Buswell  it  Persons... 

Officer  AVni  ic  Co  Varco 

Xelsou  S  it  Co Va-^a 

Thompson   it- 
Lewis Vermillion,  D  T 

Berrv  it  Rodsers.  ..Vernon  C-ntn- 

Lawreui  e  it  I  larke    \Va!>a<ha 

Milk-rit  niiriin.- Waconia 

Maltbvit  Tav!,,r Wadena 

Kin.i.erliii-  (i Walhalla.  D  T 

Everett  it^Vard Waseca 

Balm  J Wa<liliurn 

Greiuer  N  .1 Wabiiin:;ton 

Ki.bornTO 

Cannon  P.ivur  .Mnf- Co.Walerlord 
Lii-nau  it  lieschersen.  .  Watortown 
Bouniwell  C  W. . . .  V>'averlv  .Mills 

Hitchcock  J VVe.iver 

Wells  Flouring  Mill  i>  -m.  .  .  .  W.'IN 
Haney  A  J  . .  7 We^l  Union 


Williams,  Fall  it  Co Wha'.  ui 

St  Ament  P '.  ..WbealJ m.^ 

Taher  Peter 

Olson  PS Wild  Hi,.; 

Adams.  Larson  it  Sperrv 

^v) .".Willniir 

Locke,  Bunker  it  Waters 

(s) •■ 

Collins  S  it  Co Windcii! 

Thompson  it  Kendall 

Coluiau  CL  (sl3)..\\'innehaio  Citv 
(.:n,;peritDorsev.. 
HoUidav.V  Aov:^i 
Pavne  C  H  it  Co 


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Stockmau  Charles 

(w2; 

Emerson  J  D  (.3) . . . 

Miller  it  Ellsworth •• 

i   Porter  LCMilliuij  Co  (450 

I       bills  adav)....^ - 

Winona  Mill  Co  il.OOO  bbls 

adav) •■ 

Volme'rF Winsted  L.!. 

Clark  L. J Wi- 

Wells  HC ■■ 

Huttrishc  Soeietv.Wolf  Creek.  I) 

Walter  D ".  . 

Okaijeua  Mill  Co. .  .  .Worlhin-t  ■ 

Sutton  C  Z '■ 

Clausoni  Bierbauer Wvk- 

Excelsior  Mill  Co.  .Yankton,  i)  ' 
Ackernianu  Bros..  Young  Auierii 

-Mci3aky  it  Phips 7.i- 

Hostetter  .M  S Zumbro  F;.: 

Wei=,s  Bros 

Halbert  ET Znmbr.: 

Wells  it  Dickey 

Forsc  AiJvII  niMl 
Vise  _^iEi!V. 

Kurd  M  J liocU.  •:. 

i'!iU5iiisi{s. 

Albert      La     I-^undrv 

and  Ma-bine  Shop.'. Alb.ri  !.• 

Zwi^-;v;  -Vnton 

Pr,i!lG  C \"'- 

Ames  i;i-.,s \u~'. 

Hille  K  A   Cai.i'^ 

Bacon  Bpis... Cannon   H 

BisscH  A  L Centr.il  ( 

Carter  Thoma-  . 


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Fence  Co Chatlield 

iV  Weber St    Cloud 

Hill  Inn.*.-  Kich Ouluth 

Stevenson  J  F  &  Co 

i:..^i(erC  \V Far-o,  !)T 

Burklev  Martin St  Paul 

M.MMv  Abraham FarilMult 

I>«-l>o\v    A:    LawxMi, 

N-.  .Iham  Bros Farniinslon 

(^.  a,h) " 

IIPMHT  CM Fergus  Falls 

Howsonct  MuUally " 

Klein  Bros Forest  .^[ills 

Kahlert  Justus 

Wluvl.r  Edward. . .  .Granite  Falls 

McAfee  Hugh  J " 

.ludL-el'T Hastings 

St  Paul  Foundry  &  Mnfg 

W.r-op  Andrew " 

Co ■■ 

Hi^M.n  Charles Henderson 

Essler  W  C St  Peter 

Siiiaiii  1  i;rn> llntcliinson 

Mann  i:  Allison Sauk  Centre 

.Ih  ..■ .^  '  lA  l-..n..Lac  Qui  Parle 

Stringham  &  Gil- 

(;:      •     '     ,\    -    Lake  City 

leit Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

l;             ;         Mankatb 

Prescott  0  F  &  Son. .  .Sleep v  Eye 

M  :■■■.  r  .  \;:i-  r,, 

Potter  "W  A Spring  Valley 

KiliMi,  X  W..: Medford 

St  Croix  Iron  Works. .  .Stillwater 

r.r^ineh  Xiehnlas,  \c  .  .Mijiueapolis 

Swain  Bros 

t><(iiu!a>   &:.  Hall, 

Briiunicum  J Varco 

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Downer  &  Porter AVabasha 

I)nudas.HaH\tIl...ien 

Paddock  E  L Waseca 

Ilii'liow,     .llaMi 

Morris^ey  J  E Willmar 

A-    t>:svi-.    (.Sc    t;p 

Clark  Lvnian Windom 

Baldwin"  Bros Winona 

Mulmsten,   ISielson    it 

Hmlburt  W  M " 

Campbell  J  &  J. .  ..Yankton.  D  T 

Wciizi'V  G  &   it'o. 

ts.-,,,,h-) 

Vordi    »»lar   Iron 

FouEidryraiiiJS^  a»<i 

Work^ 

PennevIL 

Sijppises;. 

Perkiii^  G  F 

CoUoii  C  fiX.^x  .(!/,-,).Chicago,  111 

I'ray  ()  A  .t  Co 

t  iiioii  Sroii  ^Voiks, 

l)r;ike  Z'\V  SiV.V.V.V.Monticello 

Freight  I..iHC!«. 

Mrl'l„r<-,n  &  Butler  .  .  .Moorhead 

(.Stv  Transportnti'm.) 

Hau,r  Marinas New  Market 

Leunhaidt  Charles Xew  Ulm 

Kox.V  Co Xorthfi.'ld 

Fi-Hits. 

Seva  iV  Watts O^akis 

liiirdi.-  C  W Owatnnua 

on<,k.',i't.) 

Howe  T  J  i:  Co 

:!5i!Se!-   A  .S    A  Co  (.St 

Dcnsmore  Bros Red  Wins 

<(''■-■ Duluth 

P'lerMmOlf -       ^ 

PiC>-lL-y  3  A  iV  SoBi, 

l"«>\  i  W Kochester 

{Set  ,i,U: p,'!/,  -.ur),   ....Maukato 

<.askill  .«>;  Purviss 

Baglev,     San  ford      .V 

Hrm,.,.,  Frank 

Fay Minneapolis 

l-i\<!iii(>ri'  E"  I»    N. 

Prattit  Seconibc   

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I'it-.!<->    Vi   iV   Co  (.S< 

P'H;h,..-ter  Mnf- Co 

'O'n St  Paul 

SlarunodD  A. Paceford 

S»\il"f  ESourv  iSi(((?r).  . 

.H<c;if:;<>r  Th<>iii:i!« 

Taylor  H  Knox 

A-  fo   (Sr  .'./-) Ku-hford 

F.wter  U  A  .\:  Co Winona 

Walker  Hhan> •• 

n'fiiif  SV  y>,c.i.'.:}.... 

Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  35  E  Third  St.,  St.  PatA 


P 1 PT  ^ I R  F^    ~-^™"^  ^^^  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOIL;. 


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FRU 


MIXXESOTA    AND    DAKOTA 


FUR 


Fruits  and  CouTce'ry 

Goesmann  Arnold Mankato 

HazcltonHB 

Baker  Jason Miuucapolis 

Black  Frauds 

EgolfLA 

Parsons  Oliver 

Perry  Lj-man 

Smith  J  A 

"Williamson  J  T 

Defrancby  Wm St  Paul 

Smith  Louis  B 

AVickersheiiu  Mrs  M " 

Fruits    and    Vegeta- 
bles—'Wlioiesale. 

Itlaitiiiiii;  Tlionias St  Paul 

Furnaces— Hot  Air. 

Clark  P  B Jlinneapolis 

Hare  Utlev 

Stafford  L\t  Co 

AViS»on  &  JRogcrsi  (See 

adf) St  Paul 

Flint  Furnace  Co Winona 

Landon  &  Roberts  Bros. . 

Fur  Mnfrs  and  Deal- 
ers. 

Hallett  CP Brainerd 

Bennet  C  C Minneapolis 

Brzezinsky  Julius. ..  . 

Koch  Julius 

Tetter  George 

Wolff  Julius 

Gross  Henry Red  Win" 

AlbrccUl  E   <fc    Bro, 

{See  adv.  2d  fly  paf/c) St  Paul 

Danueberg  Charles 

Ryder  Mcrrell(&earfi') 

Wood  W  W Warren 

Ban  Joseph  &  Son Watab 

Mues  E  F Winona 

Fnrnitnre  .^Santifae- 
turers  and  Stealers. 

(Set  aho  School  Furniture.) 

Wagen  F. Adrian 

Chicago  Furniture  Co.  .Albert  Lea 

ChauK-n  Peter 

Anderson i  Lund- 
gren Alexandria,  I)  T 


Jones  W  B Alexandria,  1)  T 

Douglas  J  M ViKik'i 

Hiclvman  J  B ,   '   •• 

Fernald  cV  Kimball AiNiin 

Olson  C  S •■ 

O'Callasrhan  James Av.k  i 

Town  Mrs  CE Balaton 

Schultze  P Beaver  Hay 

Kraiger  Adam Belle  Plalne 

Cosgrove  Michael Beusnu 

Miller  H  L Bird  I>lan,l 

Cady  J  C Bismarck,  I)  T 

Giese  Henry Blue  Earth  Citv 

Nevers  J  N Brainerd 

Dable  T  K BrowuMlule 

Gratz  F  R Brownton 

Schunimers  N Caledcmia 

Aslakson  O Canbv 

VanJ •■ 

Thoorsell  John. Cannon  River  Fall- 
Bear  Harvey Canton,  I)  T 

Woerc  Herman 

Sweusen  AM CarviT 

Privre&Co Casselton.  I)  T 

Burkhart  Bros Clia^ka 

DolsJohn •• 

Jorgensen  Hans Chatlieid 

lloriiiiii^  A  L.  (Sc 

adi-) Chicago.  Ill 

Runions  it  Hull Col;a!u 

Vail  A  S Corduva 

Bataglia  Paul Cooksmn 

Bristodeau  H Dayton 

Weizel  F •' 

Grave!.  A:  Bar- 

nfy{S.c-  .'.^f)...Deadwood,  DT 

KrieserFA 

Ravmoud  A  A. . . . 
Stone,  Gib.t  Co.. 

Coolen  John Delano 

Johnson  L Delavan  Stati.iii 

Walters  J  W. .  .  .Dell  Rapids.  ])  V 

Steppe  Wni DeM.T 

Hoard  Emmett Dodge  Ciinrc 

Seaman  &  Keller Dover  (  enter 

Kruschke  F  C Duluth 

McDaniel  H  E ■ 

Ault  E  G Dund.fi 

Henick  L  L KL-in 

Bri-tcs  Benjamin..  Elk  Point.  I)  T 

Baltzell  J  F  A  Son Elk  River 

Galley  Henry 

Hansen  H  C'. Elm  Dali' 

Aldbtead  J  H  k.  Co  .  . .  .Evan-ville 

Latham  A  B K\ivI-ior 

Mov.er  AD Kyi:. 

Mullley  T  A FainM(,nt 


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liL-SINKS.S    I 

HKKCTORY.             FUR                 1019 

Lii.'eiBros 

....Far-0.  DT 

JIcLauffhlin  & 

t)lmierEG 

Proehl Jlapleton  Station 

Flint  MM 

Faribault 

Mclntvre  D  A Marshall 

Hill  AL 

lu-allsDH Minneiska 

\Vamlell  Christ  .  . 

Badixer  G  A Minneapolis 

Iiraia*tL-(lt  D  H... 

..  .FarininL'ton 

Barnard  &  Cope, 

(;r<^utiu  ct  Beck. 

. .  .Fersus  Falls 

(Mnfrs)  (.Sl'«  arfi') 

\V..o.lhamE  J.... 

" 

EdstenAH 

Mantor  Lewis.  . . . 

Fillmore 

Gilmore  6:  McCulIoch 

Mall.irv  C  H Fisliei-'s  Landina; 

Glessner  W&  Son... 

Mcaili.in  AS 

='laudreau,  D  T 

Hanson  J  D 

Smith  .IC 

Forestville 

Himmelsbach  C 

lla-cnioru  0 

Franconia 

Hochstaetter  Wm.... 

KirstED 

LLVeenP  N 

Knickerbocker  Furni- 

i^cannel  \V  H 

Garv,  DT 

Xev.-tonEC 

Glencoe 

Phelps  ..V  Bradstreet. . 

Caswell  MC... Grand  Forks  DT 

l^adcliffe  J  C 

Thomas  0  E... 

Reinen  Henry 

OrthHelwig 

Grand  Meadow 

Koiineii  &  Wcrlh- 

Burton  Carlos 

..Granite  Falls 

niiiiiii  (Mnfrs)  (See 

Bell  Bros 

Hastings 

adf) 

IhjttrulT  Henrv. . . 

WoodhamEJ 

Kramer  Henry 

Read  Wra Minnesota  Falls 

MertzJG...:  ... 

Stephenson  John.. Minnesota  Lake 

StuckeChristoph. 

Henderson 

Gifford  C  C Montevideo 

Ge'iske  Frank  . . . 

Hokah 

Thaver  WF 

Keen  A  F  (Set  a(fi')..MonticelIo- 
Wilson  A Motlev 

I.anirerson  C  T. . . 

...Hutchinson 

QuadaG  A 

Sped  Christ Miirdock- 

lio'snas  Ole 

.Jackson 

Smith  &  Graves New  Auburn 

EiseleBaltas 

.Jordan 

Tvnhohnv.t  Son.... 

Chambers  .J  W... 

Ivasson 

Buenger  Louis New  \J\m 

Tnllefson  Holvor. 

vr.'.LakeCitv 

Held  CF 

Baldwin  &  Ilinckk 

Wagner  Charles 

Erick>,on  Gust. . . . 

HeibJ Menno.  DT 

Koch  &  Hinckley. 

I5ourquin  J  H North  Branch 

LutfordE  .1 

Lamberton 

Miller  Theodore Northtield 

Keck  John 

. . .  .Lanesboro 

Phillips  EH 

Jaeobson  Haus. .  . 

Drews  F Norwood 

Smith  SR 

Lead  Citv,  D  T 

Blom  Adolph Ortonville 

l.oasbreck  H 

Leedston 

Fuller  &  Green Owatouna. 

Martz.l 

EeRoy 

Hafermann  A  A 

KllshotTWctCo.. 

Rosebrock  H  U 

WierswiU  H  6c  Co 

Vernon  &  Hodgin  . . .  Parker,  D  r 

J-':i-er  .Joseph 

Litchlield 

Williams  C  D  C  &  Son. .  .Perham 

Sm-ll.lohn 

Sawyer  &  Mellinger  .  .Pine  Island 

I.andwter  J 

. .  LoniT  Prairie 

Drew  CO Pipe  Stone 

|'"«-cc 

I^uverne 

Phelps  .J  A 

l."onHs  A  Fore^:ter 

Wadleigh  <fc  Son Plainview 

n'-L'lmann  Antou. 

Mankato 

Slowick  V Prague 

Klein    .John 

Archer  John ; Preston 

Kr.ut/er  Georse.  . 

Loomis  i- Smith 

V..!kl!n......:.. 

BehrensH Rapid  Citv,  DT 

Kav>er  .'<.  Wcttstein. .  .  .  Red'  W'iusr 

1'-.  attv  Edmund.  .  . 

OS 

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Reel    ■\Vi]!S,'  ■  Funiiture 

Fatlun-r Ked  Wins; 

Bell  H  :N"  >fc  Co. . .  .Rechvood  Falfs 

Bunch  ST 

Homhogcn  Chas.  .Reed's  Landing 

Johnson  P  F Rochester 

Owen  T  C  (repairer) 

ScnvardWII 

Eldwcll  J  F Rush  City 

Gore  C  W Rushford 

Rodum  C 

Bacon  Delos St  Charles 

PaiTWR 

Herschhach  Henrv St  Cloud 

Spicer  D  II " 

Techumpcrlin  Alois 

BassFBct  Co St  Paul 

Cardozo  Benjamin 

DcCoster  i  Clark " 

Eldred-e  .1  A " 

Finkelsteiu  &  Cohen 

clioUc,       (Office       and 

Church)     (Sec     edv) 

HillL " 

Hitchcock  G  W  &  Co " 

Meyerding  Henry 

Potter  Samuel " 

Rochette  Stephen 

Roedler  August 

Rubenstciu  A:  Levy 

Schroder  HH " 

Stees  Bros 

Klein  Wm St  Peter 

Volk  &  Co 

'  Waleu  John  

Barnum  E  P Sauk  Centre 

Essex  John Scotland.  D  T 

Hircher  F  X Shakopee 

Philipp  Ileinrich 

Dixon  I  C Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

AS'eston  iV  Peterson 

JIajewski  Peter Sleepy  Eye 

Stephens  J  H Springtield,  D  T 

Evansen  Ole Spring  Valley 

Minott  11  W 

HIliclloi-IJi-o*(Mnfrs)Still\vater 

Muclk-rPH 

Simonel  ScliastiaQ 

AVillard  MS 

Wiseman  H Stockton 

Engelretli  J  S Tiyoli 

Berghoff  J Torah 

Warden  J  M Tracy 

Sch\vager.\ Turtle  River,  1)  T 

Kin-  P  O Valley  City,  1)  T 


Snyder  C Vermilliun.  |)  T 

HaVrison  A  D XiAsa.  \>  1' 

Gcnsnaslc  Jacob Waiiasln 

Luger  Hros 

Boetcher  G Wacoiiiu 

KohlerA '      •■ 

Potter  lV-  Whitney Waddii 

Longnecker  S  A..  .Walnut  Siaii.ii, 

Comee  Bros Wa->r,-i 

Grapp  August 

Jlocrs  E..  r Watortfiuii 

Babcock  J Waicrvill.- 

Merrimanll  I W(  li. 

Johnson  J  P WilliMiu 

Sonnen  J  B 

Smith  LI) Windom 

Ritter  J  D Winnebago  Citv 

Robertson  J  S 

Castle  A  T Winona 

Hillyer  George 

Slott  &  Potter 

ThruneAA-Co '■ 

WedclWm " 

Gahl  Wm Winsted  LMkr 

AVineback  II 

Torrence  II  K WorthiiiLTioii 

Steppie  II WykniT 

Liudholra  P  L Yankton,  D  T 

Sanborn  R  S:  Son.  . 

Cram  James Zumbrci'  i 

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Haiisci,  t'aiSy  A;  ySv- 
tliokc  -{Sir  adt;  pa'/c 
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■\Vorks  (.V)-  all-, 
piir/e  1007),  12(5 
South    Clark  .^t.. Chicago,     11! 

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AVhiU'  Wm  I J  (Nt. 

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Seidell  A  <;i-y«la, 

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Gas  Coinitiianes. 

■\Y;ilkfr  ct  Son Faribault 

Jlinncapolis  Gas  Light 

Co  MiDneapolis 

HcnVins  Gas  Light  Co.Rcd  Wuj? 
St  Paul  Gas  Light  Co.  . .  .St  Paul 
Stillwater  Gas  Light  Co.  Stillwater 

Gas  Fixtures . 

AVIIsoii  A.  Kosers  (.S-t 
nrfr) St  Paul 

Gas  ^lachiiies. 

UlaHlicwsiVHolt, 

75   Dearborn  st Chicago,  111 

Gas  Retorts. 

<'olsonCn(Sf^</c).Cliicago.Ill 

Gas  anc3  !?»teaiii  Fit- 
ters' Supplies. 

Kugg  Horace  P St  Paul 

Geueral   Stores. 

Barnes  G  S  i  Co Ada 

Sauer  Johu " 

Bertram  A Adams 

KrebsbachMifcCo........       ' 

Carr  G  H Adrian 

Backus  &  Blasieus 

Davis  II " 

Jones  K 

Patterson  S  11  <fe  Son Afton 

Winkler  Frank '. Airlie 

Knox  ifc   Richardson Aitkiu 

Potter  W  it  Co " 

Ilcrberger  C Albany 

Kraker  J 

Duyer  D  E Albert  Lea 

Hewitt  CM 

Jerlow  &  Xarvson.  . . . 

Murphy  E  W 

Xaeve&Soth 

Prescott  Daniel 

Smith  .ICi  Co 

Smith.!  W 

Si'.udbv  G  O 

Davis  "C  A  &  Sod Alden 

HallAG " 

Pletler  Charles '• 

HrvMMt  \V  A&Bro Aldrich 

<iill.-iu,.  .lohu ■• 

Aaker  L  K  cc  Co.  .  Alexandria,  DT 


Brown  L  .1  i:  Co.. Alexandria,  D  T 
I    ColborneBB.... 
i   Madolc  &   Iliuk 

ley 

Moses  i  Wiley. .  " 

Xorde  S:  Kortsch  " 

Sundblad,  Larsen 

i-  Co 

AVieuerSM 

ZimmerraauD  Ru- 
dolph  

Burling  E Alma  City 

Lock  wood  "SV  E  i  Co. . 

Smith  i  Hofeld 

Sisson  JH Alton 

!Moore  J  M Amboy 

Babcock  EL Amherst 

Wheelock  C  A Amiret 

Sparks  S:  Co Anoka 

Berg  J  N Appleton 

Lathrop  &  Ireland 

Scott  i-t  Randall 

Simmons  .T " 

Wells  XO 

Ilaupt  &  Co Arlington 

Streissguth  &  Co 

Goward  it  Sou Armstrong 

Hunt  D  X,  ,ir Ashton,  D  T 

Aspclund  Society Aspeluiid 

Christgau  A Atwater 

EricksonOE ■■ 

Grounerud  Bros 

Johnson  M " 

Spcrry  AH 

Dunlap  &  Gillespie  ....  .Audubon 

Moore  J  A  &  Co 

Gowdy  L Aurora 

Richardson  FA Austin 

Solmer  J 

Sprague  Heman " 

WillardLS.. " 

Buffingloa  AW Avoca 

Drueke  AH •' 

Rigg  John " 

Kepper  X  S Avon 

Murpliy  Wm ■ 

Aahye  Andrew Avr 

Wolf  A-  Muggle Badus,  D'T 

Moore  &  Weberg. Balaton 

Parker  A 

Payne  WO Banks 

15a"rnes  G  S  Sc  Co Barnesville 

Marth  .lohu 

Towiisend  &  Oliver Barnura 

Driuken  W Barton,  DT 

Van  Valkenberg.V- 
Ki-h,r ^..BearGuUh.DT 


Galvanized  Iron  Gornicss.  '^IfUZZt 


Ohio  STONEWARE 


By  G.illon  or  Gar-load.    E, 
HARMON    &   CO.,    Minnc.i 


10-J 


GKX 


ill 


DAI 


GEX 


General  Stores. 

(Continued.) 

Wieland  C  C&  Co Beaver  Bay 

AVhite  H Beaver  Creek 

Berndyen  Peter Beaver  FtiUs 

Storm  A 

Fridley  A  Merritt Becker 

Kogers  &  Ham- 
mond  Belcher's  Ford.D  T 

Caspar  Anthony Belle  Chester 

Henry  P Belle  Plaiue 

Hooper  CM 

Montgomery  .J  B 

Schlitz  Jo>eph 

Theviot  Henry 

WeiblerWH: 

Gayloid  X  B Belvidere  Jlills 

Arnesen  it  Bergendahl. . .  .Benson 

Croonquist  John " 

Hansen  Theodore " 

Hoban  Michael " 

Johnson  A  M  &  Co " 

Barrett  L  C Berlin 

Sloan  it  Fox " 

Andrist  G Berne 

Mewbert  H Bethel 

De  Boos  James Biselow 

Lindsey  J  P Big  Lake 

Wilcox  it  Co 

Wilcox  &  Co Big  Stone 

Coward  &  Ste- 
venson  Big  Stone  City,  D  T 

Heines&Co. .  " 

Randall  G  W  &  Co.Bin<:hamLake 

Hodgdon  Bros Bird  Island 

LaddJW 

ReedAHiCo 

Ludewig  John  . . .  .Bismarck,  D  T 
McLean  &  Macnider, 

Rollis  Timothy Black  Oak 

Rosing  it  Do  vie  

Kellv  J ." Blakelv 

McKnishtit  Kelly "    " 

Quickstad  ME Blom,  D  T 

Heblen  &  Jensen.  Blooming  Prairie 
McConnell  J  A.. 

Paulson  K 

Camming  A Blnoniingtnn 

Anderson  J  it  Son .  Blue  Earth  Citv 

Cole  Bros 

Conklin  J  it  Son. .  " 

Converge  GS 

Deartiorn  C  H,  .  .  . 
Dublin  Wm  it  Son. 
ErichsuditH;,.au. 
More  J  W....:... 


Teskey  Samuel. .  .Blue  Earth  Ciiv 

Baker'C  D  it  Co BhilltnL 

MaltbyCM 

Zievest  A Bon  Homme.  I>  T 

Davenport  P  D Braiu.r.l 

Smith  it  Campbell 

Sto\veM.._. Brandon 

Fisher  it  Xclson  . . .  .Breckenii(lL,'L- 
[    Hanson  it  Smith. ... 

1   Peterson  it  Jenson Bri^'hliiii 

I    Smeckar  J Brockwav 

Howe  C  R Brooklyn  Centnr 

Bacon  B  F Bfowu.-d.iU- 

Ellsworth  L  J 

Lawrence  W  U 

Baker  A Brown's  Vallry 

HinesJ  

Prescott  it  Co. . . . 

Todd  J  G 

Darling  A  L Bro^\-u^vilk 

Powers  Wm 

Rippe  JH 

Strickland  it  Baker  .  . .  .Brownlnn 
Hemingway  it  Co..  Brule  City.  1)  T 
Spalding  D  AV.  . . . 
Dauforth  Bros  it  Bean.. Brunswick 

Rims  J 

Oakley  CE Buffalo 

Putnam  S  A 

Duttou  A  Eit  Son..Burbank.  D  T 

Kendall  JB Byruii 

HolenJO " 

Corpstein  Michael CaIpdoni:i 

Dunbar  W  F 

Fosten  Josepli 

Kood  Nicholas " 

Morgan  it  Bro " 

Olson  it  Lommen 

Sprague  Bros 

Paulson  J  E Caledonia.  I)  T 

Anderson  D  it  Co CamhridL-'j 

Goulborg  &  Anderson.. 

Smith  M 

Clark  W  J Cameron,  D  T 

Nelson  S Camp 

ThieleL " 

Davis,  Paine  &  Taylor.. .Campbi'.l 

Feldhammer  AG Canhy 

Sweuson  J " 

WaltnerAA " 

WestbyHC " 

Canticld  it  Sherwood Cautield 

"Waldron  J Cannon  City 

Clilford  A  L.  .Cannon  River  FalN 

Lee  A  J 

SatherAO 

Slocum  George.. 


CASH  ASSETS 


OVER  &  I  5,000,000.    Tha  "New  r  -;."i 

Lift "  is  P  U  K T. Li  M  "J  T U  A L.    J.  J.  'V: A1 60S, 

8t.  P.tal,  Qeaeral  A-cat  for  HiiMsota, 


Dl'>nl^    Pnn!/0  Ma^nufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Oorpora- 

DiQli!\*'PUUt\Q  tions,  at  low  rates  and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.  P.  HEKNIG, 


GEN 


Brackett's  Block,  Minaeapolis. 
BVSIXESS    DIKECTORY.  GEX 


io:.3 


Slocum  Giles.  .Cannon  River  Falls 
Van  Campeu  HA 
We.<tmanG&Co 

Benedict  J  S Canton,  D  T 

GilliertHG •     " 

Mailole  A  Hinklev. . . 

Miller  W  H '. . . . 

Rowley  F.AI 

Wendt  Ernest " 

King  A Carimona 

Kloedel   John Carver 

Brittle  &  Bengtson " 

Guetze  C  A " 

•  Holmes  ife  Anderson " 

JossovADJ " 

Sundine  Jolin " 

Fisher  it  Hunter.  .Casselton,  D  T 
Hopkins  &  O'Con- 

nell 

Hubbard  ifc  Parlen. 

Lawrence  Bros.... 

.Meeker  .M Castle  Rock 

Au.-tin  L  E  &  Co Cedar  .Mill^ 

Wade  E  F Cedarville 

Iliirliy  i:  Co. . .  .Central  City,  D  T 

Heilly  A  Heffner 

Lougit  VanRensselaer. Centre  City 

Pettrson  J  E 

Swanson  A 

Eye  Wm Centre ville,  D  T 

Faber  X Cliaraplin 

Herbst  H 

Goodrich  Horace Chaska 

Hcuniug  F  W  &  Bro 

Lineul'eTser  &  Faber 

Seeger  Wm  &  Son 

Streissguth  Otto 

Young  Mrs  MH " 

Bemis  L  &  Son Cbatfitld 

Briley  W  L 

Haven  G  H 

Lovell  &  Shimer 

White  Milo 

f,'''>^^  J Chester 

(»'^^^n  G Chippewa  Falls 

Moses  Wm ■■ 

Wheeler  GR 

Amquist  D  S Chisago  City 

{^"o^-lesE Christiana 

I'oc  U  H  &  Son Claremont 

lIltehcuckG 

j"u-I,tonGH&CE.. 

Hiuikins  DCit  Sons... 

•'"rter  Mrs  MS.' .".';.'.'.': 

[."unlaiu  Bros Clark.  1)  T 

>-veretl  C  E  iV  Co Clavtou 


Sherman  Thomas    Clavtnu 

Sherman  &  Ravmond.    .. 

.lacpiish  .TB  . . .' .Clear  Grit 

Roberts  W  H 

Dane  W Clear  Lake 

Stewart  Milton 

Fuller  it  Blackburn.  .Clear  Water 

Johnson  L  C 

Webster  WW 

Adams  W  H Cleveland 

AVilsonFS 

Knapp  G  W Clinton  Falls 

Alliertson  O Clitheral! 

Whiting  S  J 

Green  J  L Clontarf 

Turner  W  J Clvde.  D  T 

Allen  J  E "  .Cokato 

Bodin  Bros  it  Croomquist. 

Carlson  J  it  Co ■ 

Stevenson  P 

Maurin  Bros Cold  Sprinij  City 

Xiedred  it  Kiswell.  ••    ~' 

Wait,  BatZitRuett, 

Corcoran  P  B Corcoran 

A verv  W  G Concord 

Wheeler  E 

Courtrisht  J  M Cordova 

Foley  \\' 

McLeod  it  Davis. Cormorant  Mills 

Pratt  J  F Corra 

Furber  G  M Cottage  Grove 

Edward  Y  Y Courtlaud 

RobsinCitCo 

Stcge  C  H 

Rowland  J  it  Co. .  Crook  City.D  T 

Shanon  T 

Valentine  L  W. . . 
Alderman,  Hemsing  &  Co, 

Crookston 

Fontaine  it  Anglim 

Priedrich  it  Hack 

Kretzschmar  C  AI 

Yoveruault  Arthur 

Hubbard  J  E Crow  River 

Currie  Neil Currie 

Fling  A  C " 

Lagerstrom  C Dahlcren 

Brown  AC Dakota 

Dalton  C  H 

Curran  J Darwin 

Larapher  L  W Da.vsel 

Norgren  it  Co •  • 

Rudbcrir  Bros • ' 

Brimme^r  W  D Davton 

Gaul,  PH :• 

P.obinsimEH •• 

Bailey  T  it  Son. .  .Delavau  Station 


Hayes' Patent  Veniiiafinglgt: 


ts.    M.  H.  CKir- 

CO  ,  Corr-r  S:  nh 

bieySts.,  St.Pau;,  J:i:a 


I  AIiiinc.T.poli^ 


1024 


GEN 


>•[)    DAKOT. 


GEX 


General  Stores. 

(Continued.) 

Dutchcr  E  A Dclavan  Station 

Conmy  E  AV De  Graff 

FogarU'  &  C'orcoiau 

.   AnipJC Delano 

Borscli  John 

Brasie'C&Co 

Eppel  Charles 

EpplerJM " 

RauschLD " 

Sebret  Charles " 

Crossmau  Bros . .  Ucll  Rapids,  D  T 
Haywood  Georso 
Morris  Bros.  ..■:. 
Norton  Jolin. ... 
Putnam  W  C  . . . 

UlineGA 

Dix  C  W Detroit  City 

Furber  &  Baldwin  .. . 

Holmes  J  B 

Horneck  S  N  &  Co. . . 

BuckG  W Dexter 

PearceGD " 

Swan  J  A " 

Yana  C  AV Diamond,  D  T 

Edison  P  JI Dodge  Centre 

George  Jloses 

Palmerlee  AS 

Son-enson  it  Co  ... . 

Burns  A Dodge  City 

Welcome  &  Williams Donnelly 

Morrill  C  H Douglas 

Coppersmith  G Dover  Center 

Evans  N  &  A " 

Hendricks  J  B&  Co. 
MePhersou  Wm. ... 

Goff  W  P Drayton,  D  T 

Becker  H Dresliach 

Dickson  Wm 

Inman  JI  C " 

Hunck  C  A Daelm 

Campbell  it  Smitli Duluth 

Graff.  Little  it  Co •• 

Oppel  C  H " 

Spaldinir  W  W •• 

Triielxt'si    lloiirj    {Sfe 

adc) 

Hutchinson  H  U  it  Co Dundus 

Shandorf  Frederick 

thielbar  A  F 

Phelps  W  W Eagle  Lake 

Phelps  it  .\llvn 

SelliekDW' 

Murphy  l'll....l-:u<t  Chain  Lakes 
Edwards  IIP Eastou 


Lehman  P EiiM..n 

Lager.Ntmm  (' East  rui.m 

Laserstmm  .1  A 

Culberls,,n  SB Eden.  DT 

Over.sethit   Dy.Kte 

Vrcelaud  J  P." 

Mills  WT Eden  Lab- 

Goodrich  CD Eden  Pnirir 

Barron  P  P Ed.'.aln,, 

Fitz-erald  T  K "•• 

Cornelius  E  H 1-Mii:i 

Moore  Bros E<'an    I)  T 

Peterson  K L'-i;li-.t,.., 

RosliN  J  itBro. ^^■■ 

Foreniug  I)  11 EidswcM 

BungeC,  jr Kiix.,„ 

Bullen  J  it  Son F.lha 

Kramer  .1 ■■ 

Luetke  A Fl"in 

Richardson  11  G  it  Co ■■ 

BeggsC  W Elk  Point,  1)  T 

Freeman  Bros 

Sevilleit  Muhs 

Heebner  H  J  it  Co Elk  liivrr 

Houlton  Horatio 

Norval  it  Wheaton  . . . . 

Armstrong  W  J EIHmI  i 

Arnold  J.^scn Elm  l)..!.- 

Gunderson  K  H 

Johnson  it  Johu.  .Elm  River,  DT 

Lange  A  H  E Elv^ian 

RickerCH "• 

Ronan  T Emmell.  1)  T 

Gales  G  N Enterpri- 

McGum  II Ernest,  D  l 

Etter  A  W Klirr 

Misner  it  Lin-^ley Euclid 

Monroe  it  Klli^.". " 

Johnson  L Evansvill- 

Kron  it  ilvhcr 

Jones  W  B E.\.el-.i..r 

MayC 

Sam|),son  LP' 

Thomp^oM  .\. 

lilairBros Fwi:. 

Plank  GW '■■ 

PlankJC •• 

RussellCP •• 

Co-operative  Associa- 
tion  Fair  llavni 

Grinols  it  Cooper. ... 

Headley  F Fairin.iil 

Ileinze  Robert 

LelaudW  S 

Livermnr<a4  S 

Ward  it  Cad  well 

W'ollaston  P  it  Co 


SCHEFERS  BROS. 


Fine  Merchant  Tailoring,  No,  4C 
E.  Third  Street,  ST,  PAUL,  Mi::- 


feshoWjMaish&SeviSj 


ctor.  i 

2d  St.&  6th  Ave.  S,,  lainaaapolis. 


GEX 


liUSIXKSS    DIRECTOR  V. 


GEN 


10-25 


Kilsey  J  H  &  Bro Fair  Point 

l);ivison  Bros Fairvicw,  D  T 

Hiirirar  L  D  &  Co Fargo,  D  T 

Goinlnian  iV  Ytrxa.  ... 

Kjc.isA- Jeiiseu 

McDonrll  T  D  S 

Noril  David 

Olson  ife  Xelsou 

Brand  void  AT Faribault 

Df-ren  Charles 

Donoliue  &  Dandelet. ...       " 

Healy  Bros " 

Stockems  Joseph 

Cropper  Madison Farmington 

Griebic  C  R 

KnelliePD 

Kuowlcs  W  L 

Record  Knight 

Chase  OC Fergus  Falls 

Dahl  G  O 

Martin  GB 

Priiizl  Peter 

Skvelem  it  Knudson. 

Sundahl  O  J 

VannvkeWJ 

Zaiser  Mrs  Bertha 

Kiibbins  it  Mosher Fillmore 

liurn-.  M Fisher's  Landing 

Gleason  &  Co 

Johusonifc  Stevens 

Thompson  H 

Thompson      & 

Slichlir 

BollesG Flaudrcau,  DT 

Jones  M  M 

Junes  WM&  Co. 
l.andin,  Nelson  ifc 

Co 

Milam  Benjamin.  " 

Krouse  C  A Fon.l  du  Lac 

Boom  ijc  Eystern Forest  City 

Plummer  11  C 

Rogers 

Kdller  John  &  Co Forest  Lake 

Halverson  6c  Olsen.  . .  .Forest  .Mills 

t";ickden  J Forest  Prairie 

<.';mipbell  Peter.Forest  Kiver.  D  T 

Mi-iglieu  F Forestville 

Keteluim  F  R. . .  .Fort  Pierre,  DT 

I;'.us.,;auMG... 

Hill-ar  6c  Gerdes. . .  .Fort  Ridgely 

Ihirl,.  s •■ 

I'.obcrisou  \V  G Fort  Suelliug 

Vil^'lis  (• Franconia 

lV"'k.|;i-,hcl  C  ir .^Fraiikliu 


Gillmorc  O  S Freeliorn 

Southwick  5[  A 

Southwi.-k  OF 

Roster  .M   L Frcebursli 

Buechler  C Freeman.  D  T 

Kelly  J  A Freemont 

Spencer  II French  Lake 

Doilge  G  H  &  Co Fiontenac 

SchrTeider  J " 

BrindtC  A Fulda 

Carroll   Wm 

Hill  i  Casper " 

.Johnson  W  H " 

Smith  J  F " 

Timlin  AG " 

Frazer  C  B Garden  City 

Warner  A 

Williams  D 

FetonHL Gary,  DT 

FrinkHD 

TwitchellCW 

Wells  J  Y 

Bagstad  J Gayville,  D  T 

Osborn  Mrs  MI .Geneva 

IloUenheck  J Genoa 

Jliller  H " 

Hess  tt  Xilsou Georgeville 

Buchanan  C  T Glencoe 

Preiss  John  &  Son 

ReedAH&Co " 

Sievers  ifc  Dittmarr. . .  .■ .  . . 

Welch  Frederick " 

Gillrup  it  Mackeu Glenville 

Koontz  H  G 

Woodrufr  L  B  it  Co 

Fremand  .Vssociation,  ..Glen wood 

RueT  J   

Whittemore  J  G  &  Co . . 

Barnes  G  S  it  Co Glvndon 

Carter  C  Wit  Co "  •' 

Simmons  R  B Golden  Gate 

WerringH 

Bliss  A  F. .  .Good  Thunder's  Ford 

Graham  J  G 

Hawes  B  S. 

Just  it  Mann  " 

AVvmanRA 

Beard  AM Goodwin,  D  T 

Nelson  it  Hebae... 
Parkinson  C:  B.  . . . 

Abliott  J  W Gordonsville 

Costello  MS Graceville 

McDonnell  M  J 

()'Loughlinitl5urke.... 

Peterson  O  II Granby 

Avrahaiiis.a. 

Abraham.. Grand    Forks.    D    T 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Br. 

&,  Eharpe'B  Machini.it"'  T(«ils.     35 
TWid  St.,  bi.  Piul. 


15'^''^Q    ir»?.',i.iif-ij-.f*    Crockery  and  Glassware,  513  Wa-I; 
a!  [155  iwSJyi^'JiSj  ington  Ave,'  South,  MINNEAPOLIS 


1020        GEX 


MI> 


■:soT. 


ri)    IiAKOT. 


GEN 


Cieiicral  Stores. 

(Continued.) 

Calvert  &  Har- 
ris  Grand  Forks.   D  T 

Dow  J  E 

HoganTO... 

LangdouifcCo 

Lyons  J  H... 

Metier  PT... 

Smith  &  Wis- 
ner " 

Tharaldson  H 
&E 

Jtavhew  H Grand  Marais 

Fjelstad  M  11 Grand  :Meadow 

Gilbertsou  J  J 

KellossHM 

Lovell  .V- Sheldon . . 

Schleiger  Philip. . . 

Skyberg  it  Johnson 

"Wilson  XT Grand  Portage 

Knox  L  F Grand  Rapids 

Jones  &  Peterson Granger 

Kittleson  K 

Holey  ct  Orwold.  . .  .Granite  Falls 

HotchkissRR 

Keste  K  E  A- Bro  . . . 

Odson  John 

Rice  L  J  .t  Son 

Russell  10 

Sullivan  MC 

Gravel  .t  Goulet Gravelville 

Downs  Bros Green  Isle 

McGrannP 

Adams  John Green  Lake 

HotcUkiss  Wm Greenleaf 

Pratt  iV  Sou 

Huetink  H  J Greenleaf  ton 

Razennaker  G 

Dudlev  &  Xelson Grove  City 

HanganACiCo 

Brown  T  W Grove  Lake 

Rasvold  &  Holstod Hader 

Lukkasiu  L Iladley 

Daly  P Hallock 

Payne  Bros Hamilton 

Stewart  DG 

Berrisford  J  . . .  .Hamilton  Station 

Carre  J 

Quinn  Bros 

Brucker  X Hammondsford 

WiUiam.son  H  T.. 

Helegesau  &  Wilcox  . . .  .Hancock 

HuelCWiCo " 

Mason  E 

StilwellP Hun.ly 

HaeferL  W Hanover 


Bergan  C  C Har,..,.,, 

Xelson  XT •■ 

Staugland  S 

Larsom  PT ITarnionv 

TrogstadTM ■      " 

Flanders  G  AV Harris 

HalsF •• 

Wolf  FH •• 

Wolfram  CH Hart 

Davis  i'  Bros Hartford 

Kellogg  WE 

Grinager Hartland 

Lee " 

Sein 

Mej'er.  Whitman  &  Frve. Hastings 

XorrishJF ."... 

Kenyon  AM Havana 

Chant  G Hawley 

Xel.son  C 

Hanson  Bros Hay  ward 

Ru.shan  &  Le'ghton 

McCabe  James Hazehvood 

Abbott  M Hector 

Gritlith  W  D " 

Xixon  C  H " 

JIartz  Theresia Heidelberg 

Mock  J  G Helena 

Zahler  Mrs  F Helvetia 

Zeigline  R 

Hansen  Peter Henderson 

Keller  Carl 

Minkiewitz  John 

O'.Meara  James 

Pochler  H  .t  Co 

Wolf  Mrs  Elizabeth... 

Frogner  S Herman 

Van  Doren  J  K 

Wells  Bros " 

Mullen  &  McGillivray, 

Herman.  D  T 
Ben.son  J  W  &  Co.  . .  .Heron  Lake 
Johnson  it  Dieson. .. . 

Smith  J  T 

Heiser.AI Hersey 

Burk  E  D High  Forest 

GaskiU  X  E 

Grant  A 

Olson  A Highland 

Simenson  J  J Highland.  D  T 

BronsonE  J Hill  Citv.  D  T 

Morrison  J Hinckley 

BailevM  H Ibikah 

House  David ■' 

JovsCE ■• 

Lvon  A  15  .t  L  T " 

Strne  A  Glemiue IlnM.n 

Holding  U Holding'.-  l'""i 


H^lHftC^.-,^*^  '.^  I   rtnVt'n    ManufaotitrersofrireandBurg- 
Cili  i>  ^£iJ  d  &>  LUbA  bU.  kr  Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Miu"- 


CTS    T f  E  3  3  ri' f*T n  v\ 3   ^°'°  ^e'^  triumph  seeders,  Randall  Palveriz- 
I   Ol    I  riUrid  I   L"i^l  i?,S  Harrows,  T.gerRakes,  Canton  Plow.,  Milbara 


GEX 


KLSIXKSS    IJIRKCTORY. 


GEN 


10-27 


Ueuricson     &    Enge- 

moen !".  .Holmes  City 

Jlonson  M  F 

Norton  R  F Homer 

Abrahamson  Isaac Houston 

PverDC 

FifkKt  Briffgs 

HallLR..: 

lluruer  E  A 

Johnson  A  P " 

Goodscll  &  Hayward Howaid 

Hounson  H  H 

Jones  &,  Clark. " 

Parker  &  Hobson 

lielden  &  Brobec Hutchinson 

Goodu  ow  (S:  Ives 

Hewitt  G  A 

HiirtWT 

Kice  Bros Isanti 

Huberts  AV  H If  incurs 

King  I  R Island  Lake 

AshlevB  AV Jackson 

AvervHM 

CoIliisEG 

Cowing  J  AV 

Hunter  J  "W 

01-«on  Bros 

Strong  Bros  &  Berge. ... 

Knudson  H Jackson  Centre 

Bil  W  AV Jamestown,  D  T 

Custer  &AVinsIow 

LyonL 

A'essey  &  Smith. . 

Herver  H Jamesville,  D  T 

Bradish  J  &  Son Jauesville 

Chase  &  Cordrj' 

Finley  Bros 

Jennison  it  Miner 

Leland  Bros 

Satterlee  OP 

Shaw  AV  F Jarrett 

Anthiers     &    Mon- 
tague  Jefferson,  DT 

RyauM 

Nicolin  Franz  Jordan 

Of^tieJE '■ 

SchfielTer  John " 

Sfhniitt  G  C " 

Schreiner  Stephen " 

SeudellXels " 

Saiidstron  Borie Judson 

Hean  Peter Junction 

Dunlap  AVm 

Paine  dj  Co 

liilievT  G 

JV:.i"-,i,  JA...Kaudiv,.]ii  Sh,ti„n 
l-lnt.rsU K:..otH 


Anderson  A  E Kasson. 

Bradford  A " 

Porter  Bros 

Schutz  ..t  Leuthold 

AVilsou  Bros  ifc  Co 

McCullough  J Kecsan 

O'SheaM Kellogg 

Potter  Calvin 

Scbonweiler  Bros " 

Faulkner  E  O Kensington,  D  T 

Slee  Bros Kenyou 

Odncy  ifc  LafrgTen. . .  .KcvkhoVen 

Saland  O  E Kilboru,  D  T 

Tucker  A  C 

Dovle  D Kilkenny 

FafmanT 

Briggs  E  A Kingston 

Peck,  Hutchinson  &  Co. 

Hover  P  Y Korustad,  D  T 

Bre'chter  F Kransburg,  D  T 

Fo.\  Bros 

Lortz  &  Larson Lac  qui  Parle 

Stone,    Anderson  & 

Nichols 

Ferguson  P La  Crescent 

AVest  E  R, Lake  Amelia 

Christcron  P.  ..Lake  Badger,  D  T 
Morse  A  AV  &  Bro.  ..Lake  Benton 

Potter  H 

Anderson  &  Rallson.. .  .Lake  City 

Cain  Thomas 

EdholmAE 

Farrow  J  E 

Finch  CE 

Hnu,5wedell  R  C 

Kemp  ik  Schmidt " 

Knapp  &  Baker 

Mclnernev  P  M 

Scclev&Buck 

Thomas  GAV 

AVilliamsouH  F 

Young  C  F  it  Bro 

Kelley  AI  AV Lake  Crystal 

Larson  it  Davis 

LudkeB 

Marstou  &  Perry " 

Lohmanu  J  AV Lake  Elmo 

Huntoon  LA Lakeland 

Abraham  R  H Lake  Park 

Carlson  it  Ebeltoft 

MarkM 

Peiffer  Bros Lakcport,  D  T 

Egertou  ifc  Dean Lake  Road 

Ackcrman  B Lakeville 

Moran  it  AlcClintock 

-Mui-au  E •• 

Fuller  L Laniberton 


ARpyiTFPTQ  WILSON  &  JOEDAN, 

i^llUni  i  E.U  I  Oj  to  Public  BuUdings,  Schools,  Coort-E 


MnnTEAPOLIS. 

'    SpiLia!  attoatun 

Coart-Eou:„j  and  Chuiciis. 


I  U'l^   Lfciibdi   L»U4*I^JiO     MeroLant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 


lOi? 


GEX 


IND    1>AK0TJ 


GEN 


fKCiiera!  Stores. 

(Contiuiied.) 

Lctford  J  S Lamberton 

Praxil  A-  t>han,kTa 

(rreer  i-  Greer Kauesboro 

Langlie  Ole 

Lyngaas  Ilaus. 


Lyngaas  Ilaus 

ilendelssolin  ,S:  Co. 
Nelson  ct  Xepstad. . 
Roberts  W  H 


Smith  J  C  it  Co 

Barritt  B  L  &  Co Laugdon 

AVoodward  &  Son 

Bartlett  i  Mclatyie Lansing 

Yaughan  P  D  &  W  B. . . .     " 

Fa-ncctt  AV  H Lead  City,  D  T 

James  Thomas 

Jost  it  Son 

"Wardian  M Leedston 

Johnson  AN Leaora 

Stevcus  W  T 

Wa~hburu  P:  D 

AvciyFH LeRov 

KillenTA "    " 

Murray  M 

Thompson  I II 

Young  R  G ■. 

Budke  August Lc  Sueur 

Dane  Mr^  LA ■■ 

FuuU  Bros 

Patten  W  II  iV  Co  . . . 

Smith  n  C 

Kelly  P Lc  Sueur  Centre 

Van  Buren  J 

WetselN 

Rice  J  W Lewiston 

■\Vasen  Bros 

Cairncross  Bros Litehtield 

Cary  Phineas 

Dar"tCF " 

De  Coster  FY 

Ekboin  Louis 

Tharalson.t  Xels 

Todd  \V  P 

Butler  \Vm Little  Falls 

Iloude  Leon. ...:... 

Lafond  .M   

Mauriu  &   Uledera.  .  .  . 
SimmnnsWorthiugton 

&  Tanner 

Yeniiilyu  Bros Little  Valley 

Rudd  A.I  .t  Co Lo<li,  DT 

Chandler,  Fisher  »S: 

Wait L.nig  Prairie 

HarkensC 

Bissett  J Luwvilie 

Batlelie  .M  F Luverne 


Glass  WH Luveru.. 

Jaeobson  W  m 

Landin  vV  ^'el^on 

Osteru  ( )  J  i  Son 

■\Vol.Kt  Boswell ■• 

Frazee  J  W I.vdi.i 

Squires  lU' "•■ 

Whipps  Samuel " 

Ilalvnrsoii  J Lyh; 

Iliunel  J  F "• 

Myhre  JO •• 

Langevin  Sz  3Iesser.AIc(,'auleyvilK- 
Schmidts  Albert. .. 

Bents  >.t  Taylor Mabr! 

Jones  Bros 

Tolloffsou  E  F •■ 

Bisbcc  &  Olson Ma(Kii;i 

Bradford  G  A ■• 

Packard  I-I  H '• 

McKay  A Madison.  DT 

King  C  A Mali-tn-.^a 

Jloon  P  &  Co Maine  Prairu- 

Stanley  D  B&  Co.. 

Bristol  v.t  Haight Mauannah 

Lang  James 

Fu>um   Bros  it  Stren- 

.surd Manehe-ter 

Kron  F Mankatu 

Krost  Mrs  JP ■   •• 

Lamm  Steplien 

Leonard  (^. 

Mahowakl  John " 

Miller  A:  Busch " 

Sclireiber  B " 

Adams  F  X  it  F  E. .  ..Alaiitoryiiie 

Crandall  Bros 

Cushman  C  \Y 

Kundert  Baltz 

Van  Anden  L 

Thornton  P  H .Maple  01,  n 

Conklin  J  V.  .  .Maple  Gn.ve.  \)  T 
Schafer  11  H  >k  Co 

Drake  B Maple  I'l.iia 

Smitli  G  W 

Brown  J  E JIapleton  Slai;,.>ii 

Peet  Shenuau... 
Kima  Albert.... 
Shephard  \V  O. . 
Stroebel  \Vm. .  .  . 

Taylor  MR 

TrocmlelL 

Schmidt  W'm .Marin.-  .MuN 

Walker,  J  mid  it  Vea/.ie 

Faweett  J  II Mai-i. 

Allen  J -M.ni..".  I>  ' 

Beuchler  it  llieb.... 

Montgomery  J 

RyauJ 


Parkins,  Lyons  &  Co.  i*|iS;S«-^- 


Hashow,ia!sli&eayis,=aii£^'^ 


GEN 


10-29 


Cliambcrs  J  M Marshall 

(.•l.ittciidcu  AC " 

HillycrAVD " 

Niiytlu'  it  Pelirson 

Srhiitz  it  Kvlo 

lArhci-  J  P"&  Co IMarshfleld 

Manchester  Stephen.... 

Vdlk  iV  Co Marysburgh 

Beisang  Blasius Mary^town 

Chautland    Bros    & 

Co MayviUe,  D  T 

AUeu  E  ifc  Co ." . Maywood 

Tavlor  C  N Meekliuii,  n  T 

Xati>ta  J Medarv.  DT 

Abbott  it  Bailey Medford 

Skilraau  &  Co 

•  Falcy  J Medo 

Bevins  J  B ilendota 

FeeT " 

Hayes  TVm 

Leclair  O " 

Goodsell  F  W Meridcn 

Kcve  FD Middle  River 

McClintock  W  D. . . . 

Waterman  S Middleton,  T>  T 

Marcley  J  M MiddleviUe 

Hanson  P Miller's  Station 

Langevin  &  Messer 

Smith  A 

Miksehe  A  &  Co Millerville 

Anderson  C  P .MillviUo 

Huny  I 

Leonhard  &  McMullen . . .       " 

McGeigen  J 

Miller  A " 

Miller  J  B 

Mullen  T " 

Blakeman  Wm Minneapolis 

Girrbach  G  F 

Keef  Matthias " 

Lange  Joachim " 

MaulJA 

Rauen  Peter 

Reyel  K... 

Coats  Bros Miuneota 

HansonT -•■ 

Ja-erNWI 

Seals  D " 

Adams  J  H Minnesota  City 

Howe  W  S 

Southwick  C  "\V.. 

Herron  W  W. ..  .Minnesota  Falls 

Lewis  CD 

Clark  A  it  Co Minnesota  Lake 

Cole  L.I 

Gules.    Lockuood 
it  Co 


Vance  N  W Jlinnesota  Lake 

Eidam  EH Miuuetonka 

Laird  it  Thomas.  ...Mission  Creek 

Emery  M Money  Creek 

FVcam  Paris Montevideo 

Reins  it  Co 

Stone  it  Anderson 

Toedt  Bros 

AVhitmore  it  Lee " 

Becker  it  Richter Montuomery 

HeilF 

Murphy,     Brown     & 

Shev 

Richter  A 

Smith  PD 

Sullivan  M 

Carpenter  George Monticello 

Hitter  Frederick 

Kreis  it  Dennison 

MealevT  Git  Son.... 

Miller  J  F  &  Co Montrose 

Bruns  &  Finkle Moorhead 

EricksonJohn 

WahlquistG  A 

Dunsmore  Thomas. .  .Moose  Lake 

Croonquist  C  J Morris 

Danielson  J  E " 

Helgenson  it  Hanson " 

Langdon  &  Co " 

Larsen  &  ISTilsen " 

Wolff  &AVells " 

Chapman  T  R Morristown 

Clav.sonBros 

MofrisW 

QuadeW 

WardH  G Morse 

Pace  P  E iroscow 

Hardstrom  &  :McMilUui.  . .  .Motley 

Hoskins  C " 

McMillan  J  L " 

SchafferF  A " 

GriiTiTs.    Johu.son    it 

Rhodes Mound    City 

Eberhard  J  A Mound  Prairie 

Goerz  Peter Moimtain  Lake 

Lewis  E 

Penner  Abraham..  " 

Siemmens  it  Co. .. 

Liter  Louis Jlountville 

Anderson  it  Co Murdock 

Briggs  ife  Botham 

Solandit  Shelgrene 

Thornton  it  Farneu " 

Bacon  S  it  Co. .  .Nasliville  Centre 

Bullard  Bros Nation.  DT 

Taljurit   Urrrv ••       ..:; 

Brokkcit  Heiues Xcrstrand 


RnnfsH'y  f'^'^atPJ'isI    barred  relt,  Building  Paper,  pitch,  etc. 
riUUIlHij    iVldlDlluU  Selden&Grygla,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


CROCKERY 


rrench  China.      Glassware,   wbolesalo   ana 
J  retail.   E,  A.  HARMON  &  00.,  Minneapolis. 


1030 


GEN 


MIXXKS(1TA    AXD    D.VKOT.^ 


gp:n 


Geuer.al  Stores. 

(Continufd.) 

Howk,  W  J. . .  .New  Buffalo,  DT 

Strand  H  B. . . . 

Gabrklson  G New  burgh 

Harvev  H 

Berg  Halvor Newbursrh,  D  T 

Young  B  H New  Hartford 

Keer  .1  H New  London 

Sweuson  &  Broberg.. 

Baltes  J New  Market 

Vogt  AT New  Munich 

Hugunin  J  H Newport 

Johnson  ifc  Sunde . .  New  Richland 

Larsen  .J 

&inith  Joseph  &  Co. 

Bonne  AVm  &  Co New  Rome 

StunkeNR 

Gores  F New  Trier 

Moes  John " 

Repplini;er  N 

AVallarmsFJ 

Behnke  B  &  E  C New  Ulm 

Beltrusch  Charles 

Crone  Theodore 

Jacobs  George 

Kiesliug,  Keller  ^t  Co., 

Neumann  &  Rosskopf  . .         " 

Redmann  &  Schramm. .         " 

Sommer  Charles 

Tousley  ifc  Wins- 
low  New  York  Mills 

Olson  J  M Nicollet 

Rabe  Bros 

Lawrence  M  H Nordland,  D  T 

Olson  A  Stromback. 

Burke  John Norseland 

Johnson  SH 

De   Lamater 
J  W North  Branch  Station 

HerriedHO       . 

Long  EC.. 

McCutcheon 
(fcWinston 

Norell  E  A 

Beueke  Henry Northfield 

Bjoraker  Bros 

Beutscli  Adolph    

Jones  J  R 

Law  Bros " 

Lockwood  E  &  Co 

Plummer  Royal 

Scriver  Hiram " 

Skimier  A  Drew 

Tlioiv-.,u  ILirold 

Ai.ar,„,uT  J North  Fork 

Gei>-.i.l  G North  Prairie 


Borlaug  B  J Norwuy 

Gordhamer  &  Chris- 

teuscn Norway  Laki- 

Back  H Norwegian  Grove 

Diiil V  L Norwood 

HoflfkenF 

Meikle  Wm 

Slocum  James,  jr " 

Sunon witch  M 

Donohiic  P Nunda 

Eaton  H 

McCallF ■' 

Rider  E  A Oak  Cent rr 

Streiff  J Oakdalr 

Denbv  AF Oakland 

PacePE •■ 

Harscheu  John Oak  Station 

Downing  Bros Oakwood.  U  T 

Pappitz  E Oberle's  Corners 

Beardslev  AD Odes.^a 

WildinsH " 

RickerCH Okaman 

White  WB Olivet,  DT 

Berndgen  P Olivia 

Christcnsen  F  S " 

Stone  N " 

Cross  S Olmsted 

Swanstrom  A  F Oneol^i 

Bascomb  D  J Oronoco 

Clay  W  M 

Batimau  PG Ortouvillr 

Blom  Adolph 

Eyre  &  Yanz 

Herkelrath  Bros " 

LathropAW 

Potter  MF 

Shumaker&  Rietmaun. 

Chambers  I  S Osaki.- 

Flore  &  Farnseth ''^ 

Johnson  J  B 

MiiisH ;; 

Vauderwater  J  S 

Sohlberg  AG Oscar  1.  ike 

Latlirop  &  Faribault.  .Osceola.  1)  1 

Tucker  AC 

McOuat  I OshawA 

Hcchtman  Joseph U^v/o 

Lcfebvre  E " 

Patten  D&  Co Otla«:i 

Albertus  G  F Owatouua 

Jahreiss  J  C 

KcllcvTH&Co 

LearyM&W 

Morford  J  W " 

Thompson  James 

AVhitson  J  P '■      ,,, 

Harvey  A Pactolu,  D  1 


NEWENGLANPE 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 


F.  F.  Hennig/M 


ook-Einder  and  Blauk-Book 

"auafactnrer,  Bracki'tt's  Eiock, 
Minneapolis,  Iilinn. 


GEX 


BUSINESS    I)IRK< 


lORY. 


GEX 


10:11 


Xilcy  N  W Puctohi,  D  T 

SlKTiiian  J  C 

Kovce  K Palisade.  DT 

llaVris  &  Ruslad. Parkdale 

KiisladOL 

Traukuoiz  M 

Gilbert  G Parker,  D  T 

GilbertL 

SchaffcrllH 

Teabout  &  Vallean. .  . 

Asselcw  Henry. .  .Parker's  Prairie 

Cale  Brothers Paxton 

Ilaines  J  C Paynesville 

Tuttle  J&  Son  

Lacross  Francis Pelican  Lake 

Blyberg  O  A  E. . .  .Pelican  Rapids 

Frazee  T 

Crawford  C Pembina,  D  T 

La   Moure,    Webb, 

FraiUe&Co 

MyrickFC 

Winters  G 

YtTxaTE 

Kemper    Bros    &    Drah- 

niann Perham 

Pancratz  Carl 

Walz  Michael 

Jackson Peterson 

Thompson  Bros 

Suffrins  iirs  J  D Pickwick 

Woods  L  J  

BalmerG Pillsbury 

Locke  J  F " 

Smith  C  A 

Todd  W " 

Jackson  &  Bro Pilot  Mound 

Maltby  MC Pine  Bend 

Conture  Joseph Pine  City 

GlassowWm. '■     ^ 

Strong  Martin 

Collins  D  F Pine  L^Iand 

CroiiAB 

HaderF 

Jewell  WW 

Thorn  nson  &  Batson. . 

HandJ  F 

Dyer  AS Pipe  Stone 

ElvAL " 

OrunJL 

KiernJC " 

I'easc  FL 

Umire  L Plato 

Heh^e.^-Co " 

Husrll  C  W  &  Co.Plea'^ant  Grove 

I'arks  .J  S Pleasant  Mounds 

Clui^tian-cn  P.  ..  .Pleasant  Vallev 
^""les  J  \V Plum  Creek 


Austin  A  J Polk  City 

Johnson  L Ponime  de  Terra 

Puntches  XQ... 

Hansen  O  >.t  Bro. . .  .Poinsett,  D  T 

Ingleljy  J Pot.,dam 

Kolars  it  Brosh Prague 

Mertens  August '" 

Auushynsky  B Preston 

Conkey  Bros 

Kincslou  WD 

Kramer  AH " 

Smith  J  C&  Co 

AVichstrom  C 

Bjers  S  M Princeton 

CowlesHB 

Head  it  LOring 

Jesmer  N  E /' 

Rives  CH 

Reed  W  B  &  Co Prior  Lake 

Johnson  G  H Quincy,  D  T 

Johnson  it  Johnson.. 

Morris  Jacob Rapid  City   D  T 

Schnarse  it  Gram- 
berg 

Olson  Olof Rapidan 

Beaulieu  C  A  H Red  Lake 

Fairbanks  R " 

Jourdan  B 

Hunt  F  E Red  Lake  Falls 

Boxrud  Bros Red  Wing 

Clauson  Claus 

Diepeubrock  J  G 

Gross  Henry 

Sheldon  B  P 

Wilkinson  it  Hodgman. 

Clayson  W  S Redwood  Falls 

McJIillan  James. .. 

Philbrick   it  Fran- 
cois   " 

Sewell  Joseph 

Stickle  it  Wiltshire 

Kuapp  Stout  &  Co     . 
Company  The.  .Reed's  Landing 

Mohk-FitCo " 

Kank  J Riceford 

Kobe  >[ark Rice's 

WooditEarle •• 

Richardson  J  N Richfield 

Robinson  F Richland,  D  T 

Scott  J 

Blake  it  Bentfield Rich  Prairie 

Ycrger  F 

Blowers  AS Richwood 

Johnson  J  S 

Kellogg  it  Johnson Rochester 

Hayward  C Rochford.  D  T 


Fire-Proof  OoorslShiiiters-nss-: 


'J:J    (i 


W.F.GOHN&COJ;?" 


Mill  Buillcrrs  and  General  2.1:11 

isheis,  401  Wasliicgton  Avtnuo  Sr.ih, 
Minneapolis,  Minu, 


103i 


GEX 


;ksot^ 


IXD    I>AKOTA 


GEX 


General  Slorei^. 

(Continued.) 
Clawson   S:   Stauge- 

land ItockDcll 

Hanjou  ifc  Nelson 

Benner  J Uockford 

Lackner  J  C Rockport.  D  T 

VanEpsWm 

Backler  Joseph Rolling  Stone 

Jung  it  Koliner. ...  " 

Rivers  H  &  Bro. . . . 

Webb  M  L Ro^coe 

Bidwell,  Harden  &  Co. 

Roscoe,  D  T 

Moore  Bros 

Smith  ^y  V Roscoe  Centre 

McTabish  &  AVilliams.Roso  Creek 

TaskerideJC 

■Gerrighlv  J  C Rosemount 

O'BriTinJ 

Ne\\inan  G Royalton 

Wilder  Bros. Running  Water.  D  T 
Mver  A,  StahlbergLtCo.Rush  City 

OlesonSW t 

PrattFH 

Ruppe  Joseph 

SambersJF 

Smith  C'^W 

Ask  C  W Rushford 

Bo)-umSE 

Haves  G  A 

Julsrud  J 

Norem  Lars 

Smith  F.M 

Smith  J  C 

Wangsnes  A- Sou 

Dahlron.  Merer  &  Co.. Rush  Point 

■Olson  6  W 

Evenson,    Stenson 

iS:  Co Sacred  Heart 

Gundcrson  E  S 

Torbenson  O 

Beuracr  H St  Augusta 

Shieh  J St  ]5onifacius 

Bawu  A  Adain^ St  Charles 

Cartwrisht  E  R 

Gate- v-t^Wardner 

Keeler  H  J 

Stevens  &  Hyde 

Bauk-r  Theodore St  Cloud 

Bellenburg  Frank 

Edelbrock  Joseph 

Otteusmever  Henry " 

McClure  !• :. . .  .St  Francis 

StrectlvCC 

Kaehlt'v  F S(  Goorw 

Hubcr  P St  Hubertus 


Herrick  G  II St  Jmnrs 

McLeanJR&Co 

Thoiu]wonGS 

Veltuin  Thomas 

Arnt<un  J St  Jolin'.s 

Berwick  P St  Joseph 

Linaemann  J  H 

Marvin  Bros 

Tan.scher  J 

Ayott  FT St  Michael's 

Zachmaii  J " 

Cowinu-  W  H St  OlofT 

Foot  John St  Paul 

Aniundson  C  &  Co St  Peter 

Anderson  Oliver 

Babcrich  Caspar " 

DeGraffHC&Co '• 

Deutschman  Carl " 

Dick  P. t  Co " 

Klitzkc  Herman 

Knoll  Theodore " 

Lamberton  A  J 

Schumacher  Stephen 

Stark  Bros  v.fc  Davis " 

Stempel  F  A '■ 

Ronan  P St  Thomas 

Rona^-ne  J  W " 

Flynn  &  O'Keefe St  Vincent 

LowervRW 

Winter  J  B 

Lenham  G  L  &  Co.. Sanborn,  D  T 

Babcock  W  L Sanliairo 

Bishop  L  S,  jr Sauk  Centre 

Capscr  Joseph 

Harrison  EJ 

Hendry  Nicholas 

Pettit  A  H 

Smith  A  J 

White   Robert 

Wood  C  G Sauk  Ra]nds 

Busby  A  Hampton. Scotland,  i)  T 

HofferMitCo 

Jassmaii   George ... 

Lavender  AW 

Seller  H 

Stafford  it  Williams 

Berens  i  Gallenbeck. .  ..Shaki.pir 

Berens  ifc   Nachtsheim.  .  . 

Frazee  J  W 

Geycrmaim  Peter 

Gutenberg  John 

Hind-i   Henry 

Kohls  A  Berens 

Richardsor,  R Shclbvviile 

\Villiain>  J  li Shrld-n 

.\u-u-t.en  J  A   C:o   . .  .  .Shrrlmrur 

Fanner  IP 


SCHEFERS  BROS.  ^I^tZ^S^lZ 


i'OSliOW,^, 


isiiltPam'; 


and  excbp.iige  all  kiadr 

;s  and  Mr.oliiDerv,  Cor. 

J  2dStr&6tliAve,S.,Kmnfipoli3, 


GEX 


>nv 


GEN 


]  Uo3 


T:ilnmdffeSD Sl.erburue 

Uruwu  M ShicldsvUle 

lI.itriTly  J 

Vfiaev  O  G Silliards 

Mimt"T Silver  Lake 

lio/.lan  P  P Sioux  Fulls,  D  T 

Howard  C  K 

MuudtifcKuuerth 
Saramous  G  B. .. 
VauEpsWm... 

Abclson  &  Skyberg Skyberg 

Blake  OB Sleepy  Eye 

Kiigan  Bros 

MitcJiellTH 

Hiinitz  A-  Bendixen... 

KussellEA 

Salkowske  Christian. .  " 

Talbot  &  Piinke 

Morgan  KM Smith  Lake 

Smith  S  S Smith's  Mill 

Davis  D  P South  Bend 

Tonn  Mrs  M  G Spearlish,  D  T 

Smith  W  A Spencer  Brook 

Beudixen  H Springfield 

Bonestecl  ifc  Turner 

Crone  &  Nussle 

DayMH 

GambleMH 

Roth  J 

Sist  ifc  Altennat 

Fladager  M Spring  Grove 

HalvarsenA 

Hendricksen  Xels. . . 

Horgh  C 

Olson  &  Kieland.... 

Emmcl  II  J...: Spring  Hill 

■\Veier ° 

Booth  &:  Ashlcv.  . .  .Spring  Valley 
Clark  CM....'..... 

Dfttelbach  Leon " 

Evans  C  H 

llalbkat  J  C 

King  <k  Gray " 

Larson  A:  Bro " 

Miller  H  Vk  Son.. 
-Molstad  A  Hjelle... 

Payne  I'.ros 

Smilh  JC&Co.... 
Tiiiklepaugh  WX.. 

Hayes  i  t'o Stacy 

Goudy  Wm Stanlon 

HullF Stark 

Wlis  \Vm Sterling  Centre 

li'icdiirheiiuer  A TStewart 

Brown  J  F 

\\":.l,„n  A •• 

^mitil  \V  K StL'wanvillc 


Bronsoii  &  Fidsotn Stillwater 

Ifl  *•!•*«.•  J,       IlCitll       & 

BroAVU 

Nelson  C  N  ct  Co 

Schulenliurg    Boeckeler 

Luniljor  Co " 

Schupp  .lo-;cph 

Staples  Isaac 

Churchill  W  H Stockton 

McNutl  George 

Han  lion  &  Co Sturgis,  D  T 

Keed  it  Brothers Sue! 

Stephen  D Sunnyside,  D  T 

McClure  S Sunrise  City 

Mold  Mrs  J  M 

Alien  J Swan  Lake,  D  T 

Blaken  O  A Sweden,  D  T 

Mackenzie  Wm 

Alleman  C Taopi 

Corbitt  G  W " 

OlbergOX " 

Olberg  it  Swenison " 

Goddard  J  B Taopi,  DT 

Comer  G  S  &  "W  W .  Taylor's  Falls 

Comer  '^''m 

Ellison  >t  Stanuard. 

PeasleeCE 

Decker  C  E Tenhassen 

Hall  Peter Thielraanton 

Hayes. I  P Thomson 

Litchiield  I  W 

Simonitsch  J Torali 

Tvete  K  K Town  Site 

Davis  J  P Tracy 

Hughes  &  Owen •  ■ 

Anton  J Trout  Brook 

Stevens  Bros Tro-\- 

Christian  A.  .  .  .Turtle  River,  D  t 

Jacobi  E 

Oei.sel  G Two  Rivers 

Gunderson  F '• 

Lechler  .IP Tyler 

Tisdale  it  Harris ■•• 

Wakefield,  Trow  &  Co 

EvansG Utica 

Encrsou  &  Hauser.  Valley  City.D  T 
Parkhouse  it  Co . . 

"Weiser.! 

Kolles  E Valley  Creek 

Parsons  C Valley  Farm,  D  T 

Varco  C:  R Varco 

EngbergL Vasa 

Grange  .J  W Vermillion,  D  T 

Lee  it  Pientis. . . . 
Lewisoii  Lewis. .  . 

LundeTlI 

Reeve  it  Kin- .. . 


Kingsbury  &  Draper: 


p  a  full  line  of  Darliug,  Brown 

harpo'a  Machinists'  Tools,"  35  Eiat 
TLird  St.,  St.  Paul. 


Lamp  Goods 


Table  Cutlery  and    Plated  Ware,  at  Chr.rlw 
5  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^  YuNNEfpout"'^'' 


1034         GEN 


GEX 


Genera!  Stores. 

(Continued.) 

Graves  W  Pf Verndale 

Harris  HC 

Smith  E  A  it  Co 

Pierce  J  B  it  Co. .  .Vernon  Centre 

"VVashburue  E  W  . . 

Watts  D Viola 

Ask  J"\V Volga,  DT 

De  Grail  it  Co 

Kirbv  it  Nelson 

Rinsi  Rowley 

Savage  &  Jackson  ... . 

Du'jan  E  J Wabasha 

Grubl)  i- Miller 

Kuehn  Lucas " 

Lindem,  Jacoby  &  Co. . . 

Schwirtz  John 

Shebat  Valentine 

•Eiselein  A Waconia 

Lassen  AC 

Baumbach  it  Merer Wadena 

BurcUHF&Co ' 

KatzkyI 

Eotseherau  J Wahpeton,  D  T 

Kraker  it  Mitscher. 

Fitch  John  R Walnut  Statiou 

Owens  Wn 

Halverson  Martin  . . .  .Wanaminga 

UnessAA 

Brusegaard  it  Olson Wangs 

Gilbert  N  P  it  Co Warren 

Johnson,  Allen  it  Co " 

McCrea  Bros " 

Outhouse  J  W Warsaw 

Piatt,  Hollister  it  Co " 

Blake  L  S Waseca 

Brandvold  K  T 

Buehler  Gottfiried " 

Everett  it  Eokeubeck 

Hanson  N  P " 

McKinna  Charles 

McLauLiilin  Dennis " 

Miller  fieinliart 

Goodrich  J  C Washburn 

Yearian  R Washington 

Vinton  Wm Wasioja 

Opsal  MT Wastcdo 

RydiuGA 

Empy  J  P Waterford 

Barth  &  Dressier Watcrtown 

Campbell  P 

Schlefke  G 

Bradford  A Watertown,  D  T 

C'hitiendcn  AC 
DcwevOEitCo 
Owsley  Bro', 


Rice  Bros Watertown.  D  T 

Knaak  F Wati-rvillr 

Potter  I)  E .- 

Rogers  LZ 

Hanson  Theo Wat-.m 

Iversou  H  it  Bro ■■ 

Cullen  J  K Waverly  Mill- 

Fallihee  it  O'Gormau  ■' 

Giblin  J 

Hedderly  G  W Wav7:\ta 

Hopkins  WH Weav.r 

Neste  Bros  it  Arndtsou.  .WeL'd;ihl 

Adamson.Tohu Wells 

Leland  MN •• 

Schellen  A ■• 

Seiljert  Charles " 

Soulhwick  OF " 

Harkin  A West  Newtou 

Broker  W  J West  Union 

Harrison  E 

Dyer  GH Whalan 

Streeter  John 

Ward  Mrs  A " 

Bates  George Wheatland 

Braudenberg  Geo. Wheatland  D  T 

Hadweu  P 

Taber  P 

Wolland  A-  Peter- 
sen  White  Bear  Centre 

Getty  D  &  Co. .  .White  Bear  Lake 
Westerson  J  &  J  S. .  .White  R.-ok 

Sperry  C  C White  Swan,  1)  T 

Johnson  Anthon Wild  Rice 

Dale  it  Roise Willmar 

Hanson  Peter " 

Poul-<ou  Hans " 

Rice  O  P  &  Co " 

Rodluni  it  Johnson 

Spicer,  Larson  it  Co 

Blacser  H Wils.m 

Scott  C  L Wili..n 

Thoniscn  T Wilton  Ceuirc 

Hutton  John Wiudnm 

Jenness  R  R 

Quevti  Andrus 

SeegerPaul " 

Jost  -M Winnebago  Agem  y 

O'Connor  C  . . 

Damon  D  it  Co.  .Winnebago  City 

McCabo  C 

McKinstrv  P  it  Co 

WestNG 

Wilson  Pi  M 

Mue-  EF Win..n:i 

Netz  Charles 

Green   E Wiiistcl  l.ak'- 

MovF 


Hall's  Paient  Infallible 


Double  Chronomentnc  Att.irh-. 

meat  Time-Lock,  48  Jackion  Htit--'" 
St.  Paul,  Mjno. 


Sole  Ag't  TRirarH^SEEDEKS,  Kiiadall  Pu'.vorii- 


UiLi 

1  lilUilO 

>iw»^j^^^^,^:^:e. 

.,  13  W,  3d  St.,  ST,  PAUL. 

GEN 

HUSINESS    DIEECTOKY. 

GOL             1035 

Tliompson  J  P Winstcd  Lake 

AbcUO Witoka 

Fitzserakl  &  Co Woodstock 

Lcftv^itt  L  G AVorthiDg,  D  T 

Davis  Heury Wortbiugtoii 

LyonBW 

WvckoS  S  V 

Esleston  U Wykoff 

Esrk'Ston  &  Stiner 

OdellK " 

KauJ 

Tombler  M  C Wyoming 

Anderson  Xiles Yankton,  D  T 

Mnx  Jacob 

Roister  &  Baesscler. 

Ackemiann  ifc  Co.  Young  America 

Haucli  Frederick. . 

Ilaradon  E  A Zumbro  Falls 

Secley  ifc  Buck 

Anderson  John Zumbrota 

Clawson  C 

Dorman  J  B 

George  Frederick 

KellettTP 

Palmer  HH 


CJcuts'  Fiii'iiisliiiig- 
Goodsi. 

■     (\\7iokmle.) 

Brccher,  Becht  &  Co St  Paul 

(Betail.) 

Hanson  11  A Albert  Lea 

Cashing  Bros Deadwood,  D  T 

Cudihee  &  Wiley Farco.  D  T 

Fitch  C  W Faribault 

Barnaby  E  G Minneapolis 

llcmtoii  One  I^rii-c  ' 
Clolliiii:;    Store, 

{&--.■  udr) 

Fuller  it  Simpson.  ... 

OfstieJE... 

Williams  Wm 

Foot  E  &  Co Bed  Wing 

Nelson  John 

Black  &  Knapp Rochester 

Klake  JD&  Co 

Johnson  H  F St  Paul 

Lanpher  H  A  i:  Co " 

SI;u!it>,       (iiunl      A; 
Si'Imriiicicr  {See  back 

,  o^i'f'-) " 

I'aiu.dl  J  F " 

'i:irl!ett  J Winona 

I'oud  it  Thomas 


Gilder. 

Blakemore  George St  Paul 

Giitfiiciesi  Dealers. 

Marks  Isaac Mankato 

Kjder    Merrcll    (See 
adv) St    Paul 

Ginseng-,  Seiie;ia  and 

Beeswax— Wiiole- 

sale. 

Xoyes  Bros <^ Cutter, 

(See  adc) St  Paul 

Glass— Dealers. 

Greenwood  Jii- 

cal>  (See  ade) St  Louis,  Mo 

Glass— Or  Jiantental 
aud  Ground. 

Northwestern  Sand  Blast 

Co  Jlinneapolis 

G I  a  s  s  —  P 1  a  t  e    and 
Sheet- \¥hoU'sale. 

Xoj  es  Bros  «V  Cutler, 

Sole  Agents  for  "  De- 
Pauw  Plate  Glass  Works, " 
(Largest  in  America)  (Ste 
adv) St  Paul 

Glassware. 

(See  Crockery  and  Gliu^.^ware.) 

Glove    and    3Iitteu 
MnSrs. 

Mattox  G  W Crook  City.  D  T 

Pichler  Sebastian Minneapolis 

Putnian  J  H 

Slocum  it  Woodruff.. 

Hill  W  H Owatonna 

Briggs  E  E  Rochester 

Glncose  Mntrs. 

Davenport   <ilii- 
cose  .Ylnli;  Co. .Davenport. la 

Gold    and     f?iilver 
IMafers. 

(See  Platers,  Guld  aiul  Silcer.) 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


ARCHITECTS.  AocoIl«t^c^  Heating 
and  Ventilation  carefuUj  and  cor- 
rectly ura2i2»d.   mau&palia,  Uiuik 


PECIALTY 

XGTON'S,  239  Nicollot. 
,  Minneapolis, 


1036 


GRA  JIIXXESOTA    AND    DAKOTA  GRA 


Graiu     CoinniHi^^ioii. 

Adams  J  Q St  Paul 

Mcllratb&  Gilbert " 

Grain  Biiielers. 

Minneapolis        Grain 
Binder  Co Minnciipolis 

Gi'.iin  Dealers. 

(56*    aho    Commimoii,    Merchants, 
alio  Flouring  Mills.) 

Barnes  G  S  &  Co Ada 

Krebsbach  31  &  Co Adams 

Furber  JP Afton 

DahlX Airlie 

Brown  it  Skinner Albert  Lea 

Cargill  ifc  Van 

ParkerDG 

Rowell  Henrv " 

Todd  R  Mi- Co 

Bonner  it  Hyde Alden 

Carsill  it  Va"n " 

Pfeffer  Charles " 

Van  HoesenF  B.Alexandria,  D  T 
Pillsbury  it  Hul- 

burt 

Lawshe  I  N Amiret 

Childs  E  D  Angus 

Armstrong  F  H Armstrong 

Austin  Elevator  Co. ..... ..Austin 

Whitton  Cliarles " 

Backus  Bros  it  Strong Balaton 

Colbv  L II T  .Barnesville 

Fridiey  &  Merritt Becker 

Minneapolis  Jliils  Associa- 
tion  Benson 

Ladd  J  W Bird  Island 

McDermott  A Blakelv 

Barden  R Blue  Earth  City 

Mclllrath  &   Gil- 
bert  

Minneapolis    Mill 

Association 

Adams  J  Q Brandon 

Pillsbury  i- Ilulbert 

Hausou  it  Siiiitb. . . .  Breckenridge 

Phelps  Ransom 

Atca  it  Munry Brownsdale 

Bonner  &  Hyde 

Brown  H  A 

Cargill  it  Van 

Glover  RT 

Thatcher  I  C 

McMicliael  lirus Brownsville 

Andrews  C Burbaiik.  D  T 


Cusick  N  AV Burbank,  li  T 

McMichael  A  it  T Caledonia 

Minneapolis  Millers'    Asso- 
ciation  Carver 

Barnes  it  Tennv.  ..Casselton.  D  T 
Hubbard  it  Parlin. 

Wade  E  F Cedawille 

Sees:er  Wm  &  Son Chaska 

Allen  L  L Chester 

Shaw  .7 " 

Edmonds  J Claremont 

Vaudnseu  G  Wit  Co.. 

Karaeher  J Clear  Gr  it 

Furber  J  P Cottage  Grove 

DadvJ Courtland 

Allen  A  it  Co Crookston 

Barnes  G  S  it  Co 

Stone  N  P  it  Co 

Brown  C  I) Darwin 

Curran  .1 

Breed  H  P Da>sel 

LandisW  H Delano 

GilTord  C  S Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Putnam  WC... 
Richardson  JR. 

UlineG  A 

Phinnev  J  U Detroit  Citv 

Kings". De.xter 

Loomis  G " 

Stewart  Alexander " 

Fairbank  DC Dodge  Centre 

Robbins  A  A 

Van  Dusen  G  W  & 

Co 

Washburn  C  F Donnellv 

Douglas  H Douglas 

Dvaf,  Insiham  it  Co.DoverCenIre 
Htndricks.J  B&Co. 

Burns  E  S Dresbach 

Graves  C  Hit  Co Dul.itk 

Griggs  it  Foster 

Lake  Superior  Elevator  Co 

Sawyer  it  Davis 

SiniSli  C;  yi     (Seeadc)..       " 
Union    Improvement     & 

Elevator  Co " 

FoyleG  II Du.idre 

Bonner  it  Hvde Eastoii 

CargiUit  Vau " 

Edwards  HP ;'_ 

Quimbv  H 

Car^nllitVan Edgerton 

Bullen  .Tit  Son Kl'.''^ 

Bryant  Bros  it  Johnson iCli-'in 

Richardson  H  G  it  Co •    . 

Beggsit  (•aton....Elk  Poinl.   I>   ' 
Freeman  it  Lansing 


PerkinSj  Lyons  &  Co.  Ig 


Eobort  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  aro 
ents  for  Tolu,  Eock  and  Bye. 


Hashow,!liaish&Oavis 


J  faction  guaranteed.  Minneapolis. 


GllA  BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


GRA 


lOSi 


Van  Dusen  G  W  &  Co Eyota 

Cargill  ct  Van Fairmout 

Kelsey  J  H  &  Bro Fair  Point 

Barnes  &  Tcnnej- Fargo,  D  T 

Parmeter  J  W Faribault 

Pratt  &  Robinson 

Pillsbury  &  Ilulburt.. Fergus  Falls 

Wallace  GF 

Bonner  &  Hyde  .  .Flandreau,  D  T 

Cargill  &  Van 

Marsh  H  C 

Kimball  &  Bcedv Forest  Citv 

Putnam  DR..."..  .Freeman.  D  T 

Bodge  G  H  &  Co Frontenac 

Carlson  A Gary,  D  T 

Van  Dusen  GAV&  Co. 
AVclls,  Kierhind  &,  Fetsu 

Buchanan  CT Glencoe 

Lang  C  II  Li- Co 

RecdAH&Co " 

Carter  F  F Glenville 

Messengers 

Ramsdell  TT  R Goodwin,  D  T 

Rohweder  Wm.  ... 
VanDurenG  W& 

Co 

Beighley  J  &  Co Gordonsville 

Corgill  S  S 

McCormick    it 

Griggs Grand  Forks,  D  T 

Barnard  &  Martin.. Grand  Meadow 
Bonner  &,  Hyde. . . 

Cargill  &  Van 

Lamb  Charles 

Wood  G  W 

Vaughan  J  M Grand  View 

Pillsburv  &  C;o Granite  Falls 

Weaver "d;  Tasker... 

Hansen  X  E Grove  City 

Hubbard   L    F    & 

Co Haramondsford 

Bush  H Hancock 

Eigel.^on Harmony 

Hart  Wni 

Cargill  &  White Hartlaud 

Whilton  C 

Gardner  &  Mcloy Hastings 

LangCHL&Co " 

Sanborn  L  C '' 

Smith  &  Thompson 

Van  Wegen  &  Co 

Glasgow  A Hawley 

Mock  J  G Helena 

Poihler  H&Co Henderson 

Chapman  S:  Drake.  .  .Heron  Lake 

Ilouner.t  ITvde Hokali 

Weber  WF'. " 


Baumgardner  R Houston 

Bonner  it  Hyde Jackson 

Shepard  &  Samborn Jauesville 

La  Mont  S .Jarrett 

Porter  Bros Kasson 

Van  Dusen  G  W  &  Co " 

Wheeler  &  Houston 

Judge  .John Keeaan 

Fletcher  L  L  &  .1 Kellogg 

Miller  &  Ellsworth "  " 

Dovie  D Kilkenny 

Anisln-y  &  Fletcher Lake  City 

Barlletl  A:  Wil.-^on 

Center  Hiram 

Mabey.IA 

Post  G  D 

PostMF 

Ferguson  P La  Crescent 

Higgins  J  C Lakeland 

Berg  0  1 Lake  Park 

Perkins  &  Balch Lake  villa 

Nelson  X  P Lamberton 

ReedW 

Bonner  &■  Hyde Lanesboro 

Cargill  A-  Van 

Dell  it  3Iiller Langdou 

Hayes  W Le  Roy 

Henderson  W  L  &  Co  ... .      " 

Larrabee  J  M 

Cochrane  it  Cosgrove  . . .  Le  Sueur 

Taylor  .J  &  Co 

Atkinson  .IB Litchfield 

Esbjornessen  John 

Minneapolis  Millers'  As- 
sociation  

Xelson  A  &  Bro " 

Cullen  B  S Luverne 

Hinds  >t  Herren 

Jacobsou  Wm " 

Stone  &  Wold 

McLaughlin  T Lyle 

Sherman  L  W - 

Estcs  Bros Madelia 

Bradle V  Edwin Mankato 

Cargill  i  Van " 

Pirath  P  E 

Bonner  it  Hyde.  .Mapleton  Station 
Cargill  tt  Van. . . 

Dyer  EM 

Spaulding  CG.. 

Van  i:)usen  G  W  &  Co. .  .Marshall 

Tavlor  C  N Meckliug 

<)l<onG  B Menno,  DT 

Putnam  I)  R 

SwaiitnnJII 

Barmaid  .1  Z Meriden 

Clark  it  Linton Minneapolis 


Pitch  and  Grsve!  Roofers/St.!lt."!,-; 


Largest  Siock  Crockery  J 


n  the  State.    E.  A,  BAH- 
MON  &  CO.,   Minneapolis. 


lO.-iS 


GRA  MIX>-ESOTA 


DAKOTA 


GRxV 


CKraiu   Dealers. 

(Continued.) 

Dole  A  M ilinneapolis 

Taylor  A  B 

AVeeks  i  Loring 

Brooks  Bros Jlinneiska 

OXcil.T 

Jacobscn  &  Pcdersen  . . .  Jliimeota 

Barnes  ST Minnesota  Lake 

Foster  OC 

Krcruer  Peter ... . 

Case  &  AVhitmore  . . .  .Montevideo 

Pi-att  &  Robinson 

Bnins  it  Finkle Moorhead 

Erickson  John " 

Cocrel  tt  De  Kay ilorris 

Mumo  G  H " 

Sutherland  D  R  &  Co '• 

Barnes  ^  Tinney Alotley 

Chandler.  Foster  i  Wait. .     " 

HoskinsC " 

Ewers  David Mountain  Lake 

Belsem  A New  Lisbon 

Elliniiboc  AT 

EllingbocT  T 

Jolmson  E 

Bakes  J New  Market 

Fowler  G  H Newport 

Van  Dusen  G  W  &  Co.  .New  Ulm 

Pratt  &  Robinson Northfleld 

Horshen  J Oak  Station 

Webster  H  D Olmsted 

Van  Inwegentt  Norrish.Ortonville 

Backus  Bros O watotma 

Pratt  it  Robinson 

Reed  D  AV Parker,  D  T 

AVebb  D Paxton 

Kemper  Bros&Drahmann.Perham 

Coates  G  AV Pine  Bend 

Goodnow  &  Georsce  . .  .Pipe  Stone 

McMichael  A  it  T. Preston 

Bennewitz  J  C Red  AVing 

Davis  G  AV 

Hubbard  &  Bro-nii 

Luce.JAA' 

Post  Henrv " 

Sandbnrg  F  F  it  Co.  .  . . 

Sheldon  T  B  d;  Co 

Stevens  SB 

Brainard  AV  P Redwood  Falls 

Whitcomb  O  P. . . . 

Kobe  M Rice's 

WooditEarle " 

Buck  AVm Rochester 

Goodins  A 

Horton~'HT 

A'an  Dusen  G  AY  it  Co. . 


AVhitinc  Anderson Rochostor 

AVhitingTA 

AVhitteu  it  .ludd 

Cronan  John Rose  Creek 

SlocuraMB 

Sutton  George "    ' 

Hammond  J Round  Mound 

Haidy  F  A Royalton 

Newman  G 

Rush  Citv  Elevator  Co.. Rush  Citv 

Bonner  it  Hyde Rushford 

Lange  it  Co Sacred  Heart 

Pratu  Robinson  &  Co 

Schuell  Louis St  Charles 

ScefieldCAV 

SeefieldTD 

Bishop  L  H St  .James 

Barden  Rowland St  Paul 

Hevderstaedt  F  V " 

McTlrathit  Gilbert " 

Van  Dusen  G  W  it  Co '■ 

ScUimmel  AVm " 

Harmon,  Holmes  & 

Co Sauk  Centre 

Hoople  Nelson 

Boyce,  Fairbank  it 

Co Sioux  Falls,  DT 

Howard  C  K 

Jones  O  H 

Roderick  BF... 

Alorgan  R  M Smith  Lake 

Anderson  A  G Springfield 

AlcCormick  M Spring  Grove 

AIcAIichael  A  &  T.. 

Bonner  it  Hyde. . .  .Spring  A'alley 

Brass  A  R  it  Son  . . 

Caririll  it  A'an 

Evans  C  H 

Griswold  it  Lee 

Harsreaves  S 

LeeJS 

Sehmoker  A  J 

Bracket  Bros Stewart 

Jackson  it  Boedighcimer . . 

Reed  &  Hull Suel 

Allen  J ...Swan  Lake.  DT 

Brainerd  AV  P Taopi 

CorbittGW " 

ThielmannC Thielmanton 

Siinonitsch  J Torah 

Bockas  Bros  &  Story Tvler 

Ellsworth  B Lii<-^ 

McCutcheon  W  M  &  Co ' 

Porter  L  C " 

SeafieldC " 

Buswell  it  Horn Valley  Cr^-.-k 

Bassett  it  Hunting A  ano 


CASH  ASSETS 


OVER   SI  5,000,000.    The  "New  Enr!and 

Life"  is  PDKELY  MUTUAL.    J.  J.  WATSON, 

St.  Faol,  Geceral  Agent  for  Minneaota. 


F.  F. 


lennig, 


Book-Binder  aud  Blank-Book 

Manufacturer,  Bracken's  Block, 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 


GKA 


liUSIXKSS    DIKKCTORY. 


GI?A 


1039 


Austin  it  Palmer.  Vermillion,  D  T 
Jones  v.%  Lathrop. 

Robinson  J  II Vernou  Centre 

Armstrong  O  G Viola 

Lawrence  &  Krick Wabasha 

Peake  C  H Wadena 

EmmerlingG Walhalla,  DT 

Bedal  E Walnut  Station 

McCutcheon  it  Co Waseca 

Van  Dusen  G  W  &  Co " 

Brooke  Bros Weaver 

O'XeillHJ " 

Bonner ifc  Iljde Wells 

Cargilli-Van " 

Eaton  Andrew " 

Taylor  Bros " 

Broker  W  J West  Union 

Kellogg  G 

JonesT)  F Whalan 

Barns  &  Lenny. .  Wheatland.  D  T 

Getty  D White  Bear  Lake 

Bunker  ifc  .Jacobson Willmar 

DavidsonWF •- 

Korte  Rasmus 

Locke  E 

Hutton  .John Windom 

Patten  D  it  Co 

Seager  Paul 

Bonner  >t  Hyde.  .Winnebago  City 
Coman  it  Williams 

Crays  James " 

Koch  &  Wasgatt.. 

Garlock  &  Stout Winona 

Gernes  it  Son 

Krumdick  G  H 

-McCutcheon  AV  G  &  Co. . 

Morrell  &  Son 

Randall  J  J •' 

Son  Jag  Olto  (.'vf  <«/(■). . 
Madden  &  Gerber. Worthing.  D  T 

Hice  Ezra AVorthington 

1  hompson  Peter 

Bartlett  ED Wykoff 

Crain  Bros 

Egleston  M 

Stout  it  Bro 

Gardner  Bros Yankton,  T>  T 

Wilcox  &  Williams 

Hubbard  L  F  it  Co Zumbrota 

VanDusenG  Wit  Co.. 

fcJraiii   K!cvji«or   :^Ba- 
ciniitery, 

n<»!t<>ii  c  V  iv  to, 

'•""■••"/£) Cbirago,  111 


ftratJi  lEIevaCors. 

Cargill  it  Van Albert  Lea 

Brown  it  Skinner 

Cargill  i- Van Alden 

Salter  E  A  D Atwatcr 

Davidson  W  F Benson 

Thornton  FJI " 

Pillsburv  it  Ilulburt Bia:  Lake 

Reed  A  H  it  Co Bird^Islaud 

McDermott  A Blakelev 

Anderzon  J  S Blue  Earth  City 

Crahen  it  Lance Brownton 

Strickland  it  Beaker  .... 

Knapp  Charles Campbell 

White  RM •• 

Sweuson  J Canby 

Minneapolis  Millers'  Associ- 
ation   Carver 

Jlceker  M Castle  Rock 

Seeger  Wni  &  Son Chaska 

Brown  L  V.  man.ager Darwin 

Gilbert  AM De  Graff 

Fairbank  DC Dodge  Center 

Bobbins  A  E 

Washburn  C  F,  agent.  .  .Donnelly 
Lake  Superior  Elevator  Co .  Duluth 
Union    Improvement    and 

Elevator  Co " 

Cummin^s  H Eagle  Lake 

Begg  it  Caton Elk  Point,  D  T 

Freeman  &  Lansing  " 

Rieger  A Empire  City 

Pilisbury  &  Hulburt. .  .Evansville 

Van  Dusen  G  W  it  Co Eyota 

Barnes  &  Tenney Fargo.  D  T 

Pratt  it  Robinson Faribault 

Barnes  J  S  it  Co.Ftsher's  Landing 
ChildsED&Co.. 

Pilisbury  &  Co Granite  Falls 

Hooper  Isaac  C  it  Co.. Grove  City 

LiudliergCE 

Poehler  H  &  Co Henderson 

Hodffson  it  Frewke Herman 

Smith  C  Alt  Co " 

Bonner  it  Hyde Hokah 

Shepard  it  Samborn. . .  .Janesville 
Eklund  A  M.  ..Kandiyolii  Station 
Flanders  J  B... 
Van  Dusen  G  W  it  Co. . .  .Kasson 

Wheeler  &  Houston 

Amsbrv  it  Fletcher Lake  City 

Perkins  it  Balch Lakoville 

Wliitten  it  Judd Lamberton 

Nash  A  G Lanesboro 

Peart  T  C.  agent Madelia 

St  Paul  &  Siou.x  City  R  R 
Co .'. JIankato 


hi  H,  Crittenden  &  Co 


8teet-Iroa    Archltectaxal  Workers 
and  Roofers.    Oor.  Sixth  and  Bibloy 
I  BtreetB,  St.  PanJ,  Mian. 


Ill  y  y  [^  jM  dj  b  Oe  ?"""  ^^'^  *t"'^'  ^-^^ «" 


improvenieats,   MTSNIAPOLIS,   Ki: 


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Grain  i:!ev;itos's. 

(Continued.) 
Van  Dusen  G  "W  A-  Co.  ..Maukato 
.  ,  Van  Du.-^en  G  W  &  Co.  ..Marshall 
Chicago,    Milwaukee 

ifc  St  Paul  Hv  Co. .  .Minneapolis 

Davidson  AV  F 

ilinneapolis  Elevator 

Co 

Case  A  Whitniore Montevideo 

Standard  Elevator  Co..  Murdock 
-     Van  Cleve  .t  Faruham. . . 
~    Dunwoody  it   Cor- 

.^sen Xew  Richland 

Eagle  Mill  Co New  Ulm 

Pratt  &  Robinson Xorthfield 

Pratt  &  Robinson Odessa 

,  La  Granare  Mill  Co Olivia 

•    Lincoln  l5ros " 

Van  Lnwegen   it  Xor- 

ri^h Ortonville 

Johnson  J  B Osakis 

Backus  Bros Owatonna 

Pratt  tt  Bobiusou 

Davis  H  A Pine  Island 

Holmes  E Plato 

Brainard  W  P Redwood  Falls 

Whitcotnb  0  P 

Buck  Wni Rochester 

Gooding  A 

Van  Dusen  G  AV  &  Co 

Whiting  T  A 

■VVhitteui  Judd 

Rush  City  Elevator  Co..  Rush  Citv 

Bonner  it  ]Ivde Uushford 

Schnell  Louis St  Charles 

SeefieldC  W 

BishopLH St  .James 

St  Paul  Warehouse  it  Eleva- 

„  'or  Co St  Paul 

St  Paul  it  S  C  Ry St  Peter 

Rod  A\  ingCo St  Vincent 

C,  St  P,  M  it  O 

Hy -....Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

Sprout  H  O.  agent Stillwater 

McCutcheou  it  Co Waseca 

Van  Dusen  G  AV  it  Co. . 

Rogers  LZ Waterville 

If^SC  V Watsou 

Kyte  L  V Waverlv  Mills 

Patten  D  &  Co Windom 

Coe  L Winneba-o  Citv 

Soiila;:  OJio  {Ke  ,„!,■). .  Winona 

Sutton  eZ AVortliiii'toM 

lIubl,:mlLFit(  o Zumirn.f. 


GrjiiifsiieSpetsaSiifH. 

I6t'i>i>ci- J  II     (.s,' 
«<'0 Minneapolis 

iivist  Mil!  .MbiCis. 

Iloltoii  C  C  A:  Co, 

(^'^  adc) Chicago,  III 

CJrofcrs. 

T]itir.>.l<tn  ^1    IS 

A;  fo  (.Sr  '/rf').. Bismarck,  D  T 

Hartley  it  Knox  Bros Braiuerd 

Chicago  Torpedo 

„<-'« Chicago,  111 

Hetzel,  Johnston  it 

Co Deadwood,  D  T 

Miller  A  i  dc  Co, 

(^<:  "rff) Duluth 

Raymond  V  M Fargo  D  T 

Harris  G  AV Fort  Pierre,'  D  T 

Dunham  it  Johnson.  .Minneapolis 

Harrison  AV  AV 

Harrison  it  Alarr " 

Kelly       Aiitlioii} 

«5t  4'o 

McMullen  it  Palmer.. 

xcwcii  a  n  &. 

Co     (fk-e  arif) 

Evans  it  Loveland. Rapid  Citv,  D  T 

Morrill  C  H IWholer 

Beaupre,  Allen  it  Keo''h.  .St  I'aul 

Holl  it  Paar 

KellvPHitCo .■      ■■ 

McFarland  (> 

^Visile  ^,  C  {.Pernio... Winoiui 
Bramble,  Miner  it 

Co Yankton,  I)  T 

{Il.luil.} 
{Sieal.y,  Goural  t^tuns.) 

Thompson  it  llahn Vda 

Johnson  it  Hovland. .  .Albert  J>ea 
N'elson  Oliver.  . . 

Parks  RX 

Ransom  RG 

Raymond  Bros  it  Pren- 
tice (wh  and  retail  i.  . 

Emer.-^on  it  Hazle. . .' Aldeu 

Abcrle  Frederick 

it  Bro Alexandria.  Tl  T 

BrundaircTJ... 
AN'aiker'it   Ward. 

Daly  M  S .Utanin.e,  1)  T 

DeviueSK 


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and  TAILOES,  No.  40 
East  Tliird  Street,  St  Pavl,  Miun, 


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liUblXJCSS    1) 

lUECTURY.             GRO 

1041 

Bailey  Oiville 

Anoka 

Vinegar  &  Slachl 

■  Campbell 

Chase  WF 

Chester  N  A 

....Canby 

Norell  Olof 

Trott  H  B 

Richards  Harvey 

Scotield  Bros..  Cannon 

River  Falls 

Robbins  Dauiel 

" 

Christopher  Charles.. Canton.  U  T 

Christgan  J 

Falde  John 

Basford  LG 

Austin 

Hicks  J  W 

Chandler  John 

Keller  James 

Hill  A  H 

Holm  &  Jolmsen 

McBrideF  P 

.' 

O'Flynn  P 

Cedar  Lake 

Revord  J  B 

Brasch  J Centennia 

Kieliards  G  T 

1  Park  D  T 

Taylor  .t  Ball 

Walsh  John 

Frank  &   Gotts- 

HealeyEL 

Keene  Edward 

.BarnesviUe 

Gilbert  Nathan. 

.. 

Detamore  S 

Beaver 

Hewes    Julius.. 

Fox-C  W 

Berlin 

Hiffbv  &  Co. . . . 

" 

DeBoos  John 

Biselow 

:Matthiessen  P.. 

" 

Holmes  C  L.  .Big  Stone  Citv,  D  T 

Ogden  David... 

CroTviev  George 

Bird  Island 

Phillips  Bros... 

" 

Boyle  John Bi 

-marck,  D  T 

Sparks  A:  Allen. 

Glitschka  "SVm. . . . 

Hills  G  A 

.Champlin 

Kupitz  it  Griffin.. 

Underleak  F  &  Bro.  .  . 

..Chattield 

Logan  J  A 

Wilson  J  N 

JlcClcar  Michael.. 

BlakisbeeH 

.  Claremont 

Raymond  J   ^Y  & 

Dillon  P 

. .  .Cordova 

Co 

AshH Crook  City,  DT 

SlatteryMP 

Vaubuskirk  J  & 

ThurMonWH 

Co 

«:Co(.S«<.A-).. 

Dickev  WT 

.Crookston 

AVaIkerJK(.& 

Markham  SF 

adv) 

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Adams  Bros Dear 

wood,  D  T 

Yegan  John 

Browning  <fc  Wring- 

Downs  D 

....Blakely 

rose 

O'Neil  M 

BueterJohn 

Anderson  A Blue  Earth  City 

Carpenter  it  Gallup 

Pratt  J  C 

" 

Brock  way  S 

. .  .Brainerd 

Fargo  S  C  dr  Son . . 

Davenport  f^ederick 

FullinwiderSN... 

" 

Gerrish&Co 

Knox  J  C 

" 

Hardiui^J  A 

Linnemann  &  Koop. 

Hattenbach    N    & 

Bro 

StarcherJL 

" 

Kelly  RD 

Lewis  CH 

Bacon  FL 

Brownsdale 

Marsh  &  Bacon 

Matthiessen^tGold- 

Sleeper  A  LA-  Sons. 

Peeney  Michael 

Brownsville 

Meeker  J  A 

Powers  Mrs  C 

Miller  JPK 

Thoman  Wm 

Boltz  Thomas 

...Caledonia 

DorivalEP 

Heinrich 

KoobN 

Spencer  FH 

ris 

AVeisand   Wm 

Swan  W  D 

Vuughan  it  Hakcr. 

Comfort  \\'m Caledonia,  D  T 

Solid  Bronze  Hardiwe.  IS™ 


vat«  Residences  and  Pnb- 

nf:B.    KINGSEnRY  & 

DEAPEK,  35  E.  3d  St.,  St,  Panl. 


flhrti'IPQ    InhnQnn    ^^°'^^^^  ^nd  Glassware,  513  WaJi- 

UlianiOO  .*UJii!^iJ|!jjngton  Ave.  South,  MUTNEAPOLIB. 


10+2       GKO 


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CJroeers.      (Continued.) 
WhittakcrThomas.Deadwood  DT 

"Williams  L  O 

Ealpin  MA De  Graff 

McKayTP •■ 

Barker  C  P De  Snut,  D  T 

■    GoreFj: 

Barthom    E    M    & 

Son " 

Wilmarth  G 

Simmons  O  J Dexter 

Sawyer  J Diamond,  DT 

Babcock  AH Dodge  Centre 

Beaman  Henry 

Nash  V,'m Donnelly 

Eutledge  T  S Dover  Centre 

Kelly  iliss  Lucy Dulutli 

Kreimer  C  D •' 

McLennan  &  Morrison " 

Main  Edward " 

aiiller  A  J  <<k  Co  {&e 

o<?b) " 

Noble  HG '■ 

Kakowsky  J  G 

Stenson  O  P 

StensonOF " 

Stewart  MS " 

SwansonEG 

AultEG Dundas 

HuckinsJ^V ■• 

Quint  MB Eden,  D  T 

Bigelow  N Elk  Pouit,  D  T 

BrubacherJB 

BuddeFM 

DeWitt  EC 

Fleming  Heurv. .. 
Gore  A  &  A  E. . . . 

Rowe  A  A 

Wilson  Z  M Eyota 

Cox  Frank Fairmont 

Huggins  T  51 Fairview,  D  T 

Hibbard  W  B Far^o,  D  T 

Paine  SS 

Perry  E  A 

Quawi-King 

Ready  James 

Sorenson  &  Bye 

Daigle  Clement Faribault 

Dennisou  L  W " 

Grant  A  J 

Haskell  MB 

Holman  MP 

Hughes  J  M 

Judge  Michael 

Kaul  Evcrhard 

Kiekenapp  C  F " 

Llovd  D  I) 


McCarthy  T  J Faribault 

Meyer  .t  Piepho 

Xewcomb  L  D 

Xutting  Frank 

Ollcrmanu  Matthew 

Petersen  J  A 

Puffer  ED 

Smith  it  Winter 

Theopold  T  A 

Wendt  C  F 

Wheeler  J  B 

Fletcher  Bros. Farming  ton 

Van    Valkenburg   Hi- 
ram   

Austiu  A-  Hilton Fertjus  Falls 

Eldeu  ct  P.oenltold.  . .        "  •' 

Pickit  Ju>tU3 

Ward  it  Marsh Fillmore 

Dickson  &  Few..  .Flandreau,  D  T 

HallCF 

Horin  H  H Forest  Milk 

Fonger  i  Jebb Gary,  D  T 

Isham  C  H 

Brooks  D Geneva 

Louden  J  K Gleucoe 

Crandall  F  M.  .Grand  Forks,  D  T 
Langdon  HA.. 
White  Thomas. 

Corell  G  J  A Grand  ileadow 

Gregg  G  F Granite  Falls 

Wetheren  B 

Lockwood  ifc  Pettis 

Grant  Centre,  D  .T 

Stark  HO Grove  Citv 

Newcomb  T  B Halloek 

Dudlev  John Haslhitrs 

GrittinP •• 

Mares  Jacob " 

Mather  Charles " 

Reed  ifc  Oliver " 

Schauble  it  Graus " 

Schinith  Peter 

Twichell  J  H  d:  Co " 

YanzFrank " 

Yanz  Jacob " 

Hoyt  Wm Havward 

Pushan  it  Dustiu.  ..Havward,  DT 

Wood  L  C Heron  Lake 

Callihan  J  H Hokali 

Mellon  Bernard " 

Millers  Git  Co " 

Rasmusson  C Hou-ton 

Fenu  CB Hutchlii'-ou 

Lewis  J  E 

Wilson  W  W 

Whitman  .\  C  it  Co lack-.ii 

Merrill  it  Cuuunins Jam  -v  ili'- 


m.  A.  B!rford,S'l!^rp"r'Sf 


CB     Tni5n;C'Ti^M     Sole  Ag't  CAIITON  plows,  Ti^iT  Kakes,  Ean- 
I   Erf-I    I   IKUIIV4  5  (iiiSyj  bain  Wagons, -buggies,  etc.,  18  V7. 3d  St.,  St.Paul 


liUsixEss  DiEECTony. 


Moore,  Cummins  &  Cur- 

tiss Janesville 

Bryson  Bros Jordan 

Sandalil  A  A,  jr " 

Thorson  J  H. .  .Kandiyohi  Station 
Thompson  CH Ka.sson 

Bateraan  M 

Graut  J 

Lang  M 

Allen  i  Pardv  (wli 

retail) " 

Christenscn  Bros. . . 
Clements  &  Piper 

Mandau,  D  T 

md 
JIankato 

Anderson  J 

Anderson  LP 

GildealH 

..  .Kerkhoven 
'..'..Kilkenny 
.Lake  Benton 

Davis  BF&  Son " 

Freshholtz  John 

Glavin  John 

Allen  WH 

Skartum  &  Mark. . 
Carrier  D  E 

Jones  EI 

Karmanv  U  S 

Lobdellli  E 

Martin  W  J 

Obers  K  P  &   Sons 

;:::   '< 

Corwin  DC 

(wh 

Kennedy  &  Hassins 

er..         " 

JIcBride  J  A 

O'Leary  Edward                      " 

BeuschWE 

Pierce  F  J 

Prael  &  Du  Buisson 
Presley  J  X  \. 

(&,'  adc,  page  34.>) 
RayGM 

,, 

Smith  DM 

Crane  Bros 

Thomas  Bros 

BcrresM 

.Lake  Crystal 
.'....  Lake  villa 

^on 

Anderson  OF 

Johnson  Edward.. 

MarshallJ 

Nash  A  G     . 

Laue.sboro 

SontagM  J 

Thomas  R  J 

West  Truman... Ma 

Young  M 

Healv  E  L 

jleton  Station 

Petrick  August. . . 

Beaupre  &  Bro 1 

DeanEphraim.... 
Edwards  &  Camp- 
bell  

Jea'd  City,  D  T 
Le  Sueur 

ATnr=>ia1l 

Waldron  Robert " 

Wetlierbee  F  S                        " 

BollesG 

Bryant  &  Curtis 

.Medary.  D  T 

AtpHfnrd 

EndresPH 

FriemanSU 

Fawcett  W  H 

Grishurst  PA 

Oilman  S 

Heib  J  &  Co 

'Wpnnr.    DT 

Hayes  Mrs  Eliza.. 

Max^tHeil 

James  T 

MayE&L 

PryorTD 

Yost  E  &  Son 

Woolley  M  T MilUown,  D  T 

Aldeu  Lyman Minneapolis 

Arnold  I  W - 

Diener  &  Derby  . . . 
St  John  A  &  Co  . . 
Woods  J  P 

Averill.  Morrison  iCo 
Bain  Bros 

George  Casper 

Dougherty  Thomas 

HeafdSl 

Koerner  .Jacob. . . . 

Lewiston 

....Litchfield 

Sevens  James 

Blood  II  D 

BotTerding  John 

BolTordin"  P  B                      " 

McLane  Daniel. . . 

Morris  J  11 

Briggs  C  W 

Barton  SS 

..Long  Prairie 
Luveme 

Landwecr  J 

Schuyler  PR 

Cobbi  Co 

Crow  11  A 

Dcmeulcs  Zephirin. 
Dudlcv  &  Xelson. . 
Dur"-in  E  T 

Langiocn  &,  Messer 
HmsI.P  II 

McCauleyville 
.Madi.son,  D  T 

hnmiiTrn 

TO  WTT.Sn 

W.'^.TnRDAN.Tii. 

rty-five  yeara'  ei- 

GP     E'  '^  P  P  5  '  f  PTH  ^!    I^^clusive  Merchant  Tailor,  239 
I  Fi   rMtlBUllNiiU  I  UlM J  Nicollet   Avenue,    Minneapolis. 


1044 


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Grocers.     (Contiuued.) 
Noble  ifc  Armstroug.  .Miuneapoli: 

FanisEL 

Ficld^Ym 

Foster  Thomas 

FrcarJJ 

Freer  J  M 

Frldlev  D  H 

FunkWm 

FurberJC&Co 

Gal  pin  G  R 

Gehritz  Wm 

Giertsen  N  H 

Gross  ilathias 

Hanson  Bros " 

Hanson  PM 

Harmon   E    A  <& 

Co,     (&e  top  lines).  " 

Haugan  AC 

Hauser  Jacob " 

Hawes  ife  Smith 

Hayes  G  E 

Hayes  Johu 

Healv  Denis " 

Hedderly  Daniel 

Hefty  J 

Heinrichs  Peter " 

Heneea  John " 

Higgins  J  C :.. 

Holfmaun  Ilenrj' 

Hudson  Bros " 

Jacobson  Christian. . .  " 

Jar  vie  Mathew 

Jasperson  Hans " 

Johnson  L  G " 

Jones  H  L 

Kelly  W  F 

Kingslev  &  Co " 

Kliniienberg  R 

Lane  AS " 

Lasher  C  W 

Le-nisEB 

Lewis  Homer 

LivincstOQ  Andrew.. 

Lowell  FP 

McAbeWC... 

McHughJJ 

Madson  &  Johnson. .  . 

Marr  Benjamin 

Marshall  Allen 

Merrill  OC 

Miller  Albert 

Minor  &  Carter 

Moore  Bros " 

Morrison  Mathew.  ...  " 

Muller  Christopher.  .  . 
Neill  Weslfv 


Erb  Alexander Minufapolis 

Ol.sen  John 

Oos  Peter 

Parkhurst   O  it  Son.. 

Perry  Ale.vander 

Peterson   H  C  (whole- 
sale and  retail) " 

Peterson  Otto 

Pierce  J  >I " 

Raths  Nicholas 

Reeves  IP 

Schafers  Albert " 

Schienlc  Charles 

Schwappach  M " 

ScofieUlMF 

Siegmann  August 

Skinner  Albert " 

Smith  Sidney 

Speck  Reimer " 

Sprinssate  J  L " 

Stevens  Frank  

TaylorFC 

Tharalson  Andrew. . .  " 

Thiekn  3  &  Co 

VeitBF 

Vorwerk  Louis " 

Waterman  A  E " 

Waterman  WW 

Weber  Margaret " 

Wehes  Helen " 

Weingart  Mrs  P 

Weld  Bros 

Winter  G  S 

Woodward  PG 

Fox  A Jlinnci.'ika 

Howe  W  S Minnesota  City 

Warra  J  K  .t  Co. Minnesota  Lake 

Cortelvou  T  H Montevideo 

Purdy'RW 

ReslerCJ 

Zeten  F  A 

Mapes  AV  n Montro.se 

Davy  W  H Moorhea.l 

O'Hern  John 

Ward  Joseph 

Brisbine  A  S  &  Co Morris 

Waterston  T  W " 

Potter  S  L Morri.slown 

Gardner  C  P New  Aulmru 

Rannev  X 

Brunefl  C New  Riclihiml 

Stearns  H  K 

Beinghorn  Frederick New  L  Ini 

KrookCWA 

Pfefferle  Richard "     ,, 

Ble-sner  J  P Norihluld 

Ebel  Wm 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  Eobcrt  St.,  St.  Paul,  Mian., 

aro  Sole   AiTents    for  the  Kew  CrlnaJ 
Eigb  Life  Ciffors. 


f"  }  2im^'n- 


Hashow,fi/1aish&0av!s,ElS£SSI 


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CSS    DIKKCTOKV. 


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1015 


Ilitolicock  D  M Noithtield 

Hunt  J  A 

Morris  A  P 

OrrFD 

Sleile  Svien 

Tosney  John 

Bartsch  John Owntonna 

Clark  EW 

Da\-idson  Wm 

Dowuie  Kros 

Farmer  it  Kiles 

Frcdentmrs  ct  Farmer.. 

MitclielUt) , 

Mudekins  Frederick  .. . 

O' Male V  Patrick 

Webb  &  Nelson 

Crock  E  W Parker.  D  T 

McMahon Parker's  Prairie 

Ferguson  P Pemliina   D  T 

Coiijjer  A;  Peniiing- 
•oii Pine  City 

Millett  Samuel 

Dickey  O  A Pine  Island 

Bolin  C  II  &  Co Plainview 

CornTTclIFJ 

Dodge  &  Smith 

Koenlg  Wm  

Landon  it  Burchard. . . .         " 
Lawton  Bros 

Robinson  W  F 

Atwater  W Point  DouHas 

Clothur  O 

Martz  Joseph Pra£rue 

Summer  M ■" 

Bigelow  &  Fraser ...Preston 

Dougherty  D  &  Son 

Hall  Thomas " 

Schulenburg  H  C 

Clement  &  Johnson.. Quincy,  D  T 
Holcomb  W  L. .  .Rapid  City,  D  T 

Zaiser  J Red  Lake  Falls 

Carlson  Bros Red  Wing 

ChelsenFvfcC •' 

Knz  JF 

I^iedrich&  Hack 

HfglundC&Co 

Hickman  ilichael 

Howe  Allen 

KempeJ&Co 

KeiidalKt  Kvllo 

I-awaterEP! 

I'illyblad  G  &  Co 

Linne  F  J  . . . 

I'iitle  FF '.'.'.'.'.'." 

I-uce  W  L 

M'lntvre  F  J 

I'ark  il  A.... 


Richter  AC Red  Wing 

Richter  Wm 

Roathit  Clark 

Sexton  Jared " 

Sherman  Watts " 

Smith  CJF 

Stearns  &  Graves 

Tolve  C  J 

Turnblad  &  Jolinson ... 

Webster  F  S 

Bunce  Jacob  D Redwood  Falls 

Crocker  Charles. . . 

Cvouley  Wm 

Johnson  Benjamin.  " 

Lechner     &    Ack- 

mann " 

?IcKay  &  Race. ...  " 

Donehower  J  E Richmond 

Atherton  C Rochester 

Crawford  &  Caniff 

Crocker  EW 

Dee  John " 

Douglass  A  J 

MoonDH 

Morrill  CH 

^^lorrison  D  A 

Mueller  Rudolph 

Root  G  W 

Schl  Wm 

Stedman  H  W 

Youuglove  &  Fulkerson         " 

Dow  J  &  Son Rockerville,  D  T 

Golden  Isaac  (whol 

and  retail) " 

Shoemaker     J    & 

Son 

Smith  Bros 

HesslerS Rockford 

Keeler  F  E Roehford,  D  T 

Kelly  RD ■• 

Presslev  &  Patrick 

Pryort&Co 

Oldberd  ifc  Surngeuson.Rose  Creek 

Hanson  AM Rushford 

NilsonJohn " 

OlsenBE&Co " 

Streeler  L  L  it  Co 

Reishus  OS Sacred  Heart 

Aupperle  Joseph St  Charles 

Hall  WM 

Howe  it  Beach " 

McGrathd-Bro 

JlarksRJ 

Xeuuian  Bernliard " 

Olds  T  T 

Smith  Git  Co 

Beiiseu  J  X St  Cloud 


Selden  &  Grygle 


Eoofers  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
5  Workers,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


Headquarters  for  Croi 


'nvil  "*    MINNESOTA. 

kOiV  ^^  ^  .".^^0^'  'S'  CO.. 


104G 


GRO 


MINXKSUTA    AND    OAKOTJ 


MiimeapoUs. 

GRO 


Gvncvvs.     (Continued.) 
Bo.v.l  K  .\... St  Cloud 

Miickien'j^uiiiuVK .'."..'.';; 

RticlK-rt  S  A- Sou 

Kok-rKi.u  K 

Kupp  FrtMl.Tick 

B'i""i  <-•  H. St  James 

lluarnian  li  L St  Jo>ei)h 

Anderson  Bros st  Paul 

Anderson  G  W 

Aj-d  Edward 

Bahnenianu  George 

Balme  Morgan " 

Bast  Johu.t " 

Banning  Bernard .".'. 

Birmingham  T  P  &  Bro 

Biasing  HA - 

Breg  Joseph " 

Brings  Joseph 

Brown  J  H 

Buneman  &  Schoch ' 

Burch  J  .M 

Burke  Kllcn "■       •• 

Burton  H 

Callahan  David 

Cariveau,     Priedeman     & 

Co <. 

Chambcrlin  WE 

Clarkin  John [ 

Damroger  Henry ...'.' 

Eggers  Henry 

Eibcrt  &  Scliram 

Engelbrecht  &  .Moeller. . 

Fitzgerald  &  Currcu 

Polev  Mrs  Cutheriue. 

Gay  W  H 

Giesekiu:;  Wm  •' 

Gray  G  \V .'.".".'.'.';       •■ 

Griggs  ifc  Co  (who!  uud  re- 
tail)  

HessCB .. 

HcssGE ■.'.■.■.■       •< 

Hoffman  Jacob 

Hoflman  Phillip 

Hoegan  P  J •' 

Iten -Michael '.[ 

Jahnke  Charles " 

Johns  Peter 

Keighcr  P  A-  Co.... 

KrockPA '. 

Kugler  &  Koruuinn 

Lam brecht  Frederick 

Langevin  Edward 

McCarthy  J  C \_\\' 

Mannin-  Tlii.uius 
Micha.r  I;ros   (wi,;,i"an/l 
retail) 


Monfnrt  C  J  d:  Co St  Pa 

!    M...<    A   I!      .. 


Keiiner  J  .M 

Uctzmanu   Henrv. 

PittG  P ■.. 

Hitt.t  Kbcl 

ItuKhe  Peter 


Scl 


L-ter. 


ScUuiidlini  J  M " 

Schoch  it  Wechsler 

Scbott  Caspar " 

Schultz  Bros  &  Hansen. .. 

Schwave  A  W 

SheeliyJW " 

Simmer  Jacob 

Smith  &  Co 

Stormer  ife  Otto 

Slrahlien  John 

Swanson  Thomas 

Swedish  Co-operative   As- 
sociation    " 

Timme  H  H '. . 

Vonderlac  P  A 

Wagcner  John 

■\Vel>er  Fredoliu " 

Weber  John " 

WiisWA-Son 

WcngerJM " 

■\Viemann  Tlieodore   " 

Winter  Andrew 

Weis  Oswald " 

Woudra  Mathias 

Wurm  Conrad 

IJoyd  Bcujamin St  Peter 

Mc.-Vllister  Chauncey 

RaiKlalUt  Noble " 

Seymour  J  F 

Bruce  S  M Sauk  Centre 

Dahiera    Alfred 

TobevU.M 

Bu.sse  C  E Shakopee 

Grady  Wm 

O  Dowd  Roderick Shakopee 

Stover  D  M 

Caiiipbell  Wm Shingle  Creek 

Buck  [  K  ct  Son.Siou.v  Falls,  1)  T 

Cochran  TT 

Gerin  .Michal  .... 
Jleuiun  John.... 

Uavitt  liros 

-Muirav  J  \V 

ThomiH.ju  P  v.. 

Chute  A  \V..,„ll,nui.Sprarii-li.l)T 

EvausC  JI Snrin-  Vi.lLy 


NEW  ENGLAND -sft^^^^it^ns:^^^^ 


Dl'^nl^    Dnnlro  Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora,- 

PluiiEv'*DUUl\d  tionsiatlowratcaandmbest  of_style,by  F.  T.  HEliTTIG, 


Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


GRO 


lllSIXKSS    riKECTORY. 


GUX 


1041 


Halbkat  J  C Spring  Valley 

IIoodGF 

SliiptonJ  H 

lloxif  J  W 

^Vnshl,uru  W  \V.... 

Dalim  Joseph Stillwater 

DarmsJN 

Ilospes  A  C 

Kiltj- Bros 

Lowell  Jotham 

McCoy  J  A 

Wheeler  Bros '■ 

Ramm  S Stockton 

Kotol'Oi-  Co Taopi 

TubbsLM •■ 

Folsom  S  W Taylor's  Falls 

Beach  N  ct  Co .'.....  Tracy 

"Warren  ifc  Co " 

Hammer  T  J , Utica 

Keert  &  Regon Vermillion 

Powell  G 

Eves  C  C Vermillion,  D  T 

Miller  i- Co 

Apple2:ate  C Verndale 

Ford  S Viola 

Drurv  S  E Wabasha 

FinchyJB 

Kuehn  Conrad 

Murphey  Michael 

SteutzelF  &  Co 

Tcnuy  G  W 

Maiser  B Waconia 

Burns  D  W Walnut  Station 

Webber  XW 

Gatzman  Joseph Waseca 

Johnson  J  W " 

KceleyMB " 

Krausse  Christ " 

Madden  J  &  Co 

Saudretzky  J 

Sproat  Win 

Stevens  Charles " 

Dennis  W  M Watertown,  D  T 

Weaver  A 

Zander  F  H Walerville 

Burton  ifc  Crandall Wells 

George  Mrs  Abbie " 

Perrine  John " 

Smith  FA " 

Starr  HS ■' 

WhiteisHJ " 

Glarum  S  S Willmar 

Goldhahn  Heinrich 

Manning  M  D " 

Mossberg.t  Bro " 

Cayman  A  C Wiuuebago  City 

Kimball   C  S  & 
Son 


Mapson  Mrs  Ann,  Winnebago  City 
Richardson  S.  .  .. 

Anderson  I'etcr Winona 

Bambenek  John 

Bartle  John 

Beyerstadt  Arthur " 

Barth  Herman " 

Bovnton  Sons " 

Brink  V  A " 

Curtis  EF " 

Fockens  >.*^'  Dolan " 

GernesC  M " 

Hennini;  Christian " 

Hering  \V  tt  Bro 

HoUowellGL 

Jordan  E  A " 

Kelley  &  Dunne : 

Kingsbury,  Holland  &  Co       " 

Latsch  John 

Milanowski  Joseph " 

Miller  Charles 

ilowery  Jacob " 

NaglcrJH 

•Perkins  H  G " 

RohlandGA 

Schmidt  H  G  C 

Schneider  Frank 

Staaki  Kinfeldt 

Vatruba  Frank " 

Williams  WR 

Fitzgerald  T  T Woodstock 

Bigelow  O  &  Co..- . .  .Worthington 

Ludlow  H  J 

ShattuckCT 

Torrcnce  H  E 

Blatt  &  Buerdorf. .  .Yankton,  D  T 
Bronson  Frank  .... 

BrudWJ 

CarrWH 

HageOP 

Lavender  AW " 

Marshall  T  F 

Morris  J  L 

PikeHW 

Vance  W  B 

Zemlicka  Albert... 

Huddleson  J Zumbro  Falls 

Lee  T  N Zurabrota 

Person  Ralsa " 

Rowell  it  Co 

Smith  Hubert 


Ciriiiipowdcr. 

Cushman  Samuel, 

agent Deadwood,  D  T 

LakeRC 

Duidiam  &  Johnson.  .Minneapolis 


Galvanized  Iron  Window  Caps.  SelJ 


Orltteadea  & 

MiEB- 


IfYoyV/gnfeConipleie 


Modem  Hour  Mill,  see  W,  F. 

Gunn  &  Co.,  Mumeapolia,  Hint. 


1048  GUN  MINNESOTA    AND    DAKOTA 


IIAR 


Gu«iioivder.   (Cont'd.) 

Proslcv    B  &  Co   (See 

adr) St  Piiul 

Taylor  J  G 

Schultz  Carl,.  .  ...Alexandria,  D  T 

AV right  J  B Anoka 

Knutson  J  T Audubon 

"Waldecker  II  C Austin 

BealOH Bismarck,  D  T 

Peterson  Jonas. ... 

Eastman  A Blue  Earth  City 

Hadlevvl- Davis.. 
TV'asserman  Bernhard, 

Central  City,  D  T 
Koenigsberger  Bros, 

Deadwood,  D  T 
llcCausland  Bros . 
Roche  Theodore . . 
PomtToy  €   M  & 

Co  (.V*  Mh) Fargo,  D  T 

Blosam  AS Faribault 

Nichols  G  L Fergus  Falls 

Denny  Wm Glencoc 

Fischer  Michael Hastings 

Ryberg  A Jordan 

Johnson  A  A Kasson 

Rueckert  F  AV Lake  City 

Hatch  E  J Litchfield 

Andrews  T  H Mankato 

Haskell  Charles Marshall 

Bachner  Bros Minneapolis 

Krueger  Henry " 

Jlossberg  G  P New  London 

Hess  Florean New  Ulm 

Sandyrust  J  J Norwood 

Zamboni  Carl Owatonna 

Bailey  F Perham 

Whitney  Charles Red  Wing 

Fo.\  IrviiiK^  W Rochester 

Bennett  H  P St  Cloud 

Burkhard  W  R St  Paul 

Kennedy  M  F  i  Bros  ... .       " 

Schilling  CF " 

Colby  C  D St  Peter 

Frazier  Aaron 

Niebels  Jacob Waseca 

Felsted  &  Artz Winona 

Wagner  George. . .  .Yankton,  D  T 
White  HW 

Hair  <»ood«*. 

Kellington  Mrs  M  E. . .  .Faribault 
Babcock  Mrs  S  L Ka,^son 


Newell  Jlrs  C  L Kassun 

Stevens  3trs  HA Lake  City 

Balcon  OS Minneapolis 

CoUmru  Mrs  C  J.... 

Harris  Mrs  L  J 

Hodston  Mr.s  Mamie.. 

Page  Mrs  S  A 

Shi'blevJ  R 

Burk  Sirs  MA Rochester 

WordenMissL 

Franklin  L  P St  Paul 

LvksMrsTH " 

Scanuell  Miss  M  J Stillwater 

Cussin  Josephine Winona 

Hanson  Emily 

Larson  Mrs  Clara " 

MuesMissM  C " 


Hardware. 

Stevens  1^  Stolpli, 

(&■€  adr) Fargo,  D  T 

Janney,  Brooks  (&  East- 
man  Minneapuli'- 

Smith  &  Scribncr.  .. . 

FtirweSl  CJeoi-jje  L,(Sv 

ddi') StPaiil 

Mayo  &  Clark •■ 

Nicols  i&  Dean  (heavy). ... 
{Retail.) 
(See  also  Stoves  and  Tinicnrc.) 

Saudvig  Bros Ada 

King  &  Sabel Adams 

LudlowH  J Adrian 

Hodel Albany 

Boyce  &  Powell Albert  Lea 

Gulbrandsou  Bros 

Knatvold  Bros 

Patrick  it  Van  Vechten 

Davis  C  A  i.^-  Son Alden 

Wheelock  L  L 

Cowing    it   Rob- 
ards Alexandria,  DT 

CurranMJ 

Seins  it  Jenkins.  " 

Solum  it  Narves- 

Eean  A  Giiderean Anukn 

Putnam.  Chesley&  Lindsay 

Maltice  W  A Applet.,.. 

DuTarACitCo Alwain 

PuIlenRB 

Andrews  J   F Vu-lii. 

Austin  C  W ■• 

Jonesira " 


SCHEFERS 


I  R  n  Q    Importers  of  Pino  Wooleris,  No.  40 
*l'iUOi  E  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  ilina. 


HashoWjieisn&Oavis, 


Aro  A  jentf  for  all  kinds  of  Ma- 

cMrK-ry.    Cor,  2d  St.  and  Fifth 

Ave.  South,  Minneapolis. 


IIAR  BUSIXK.SS    DIKECTORY.  HAR 


1049 


McMuUen  Edward Avoca 

Kccne  Edward Baruesville 

HciDS  &  JlcClure. . .  .Beaver  Falls 

Callahan  D Belle  Plaiue 

Farwell  &  JIvsick Benson 

Thornton  F.V[ 

De  Boos  John Bigelow 

Furber  &  Re- 

qna Big  Stone  Citv,  D  T 

Conklin  &  Clark Bu-d  Island 

Bailoy  »    I   «fc 

fo  (.•i-e  adv) Bismarck,  D  T 

Peoples  George. . . 

Mi>rton  E Blooming  Prairie 

Kau|iii  it  Kabe. .  .Blue  Earth  Citv 
South  ED  &Bro. 

Bason  T '. Braiuerd 

Brown  &  Basson 

Mason  Bros " 

SlippDE 

Todd  O  B Breckenridse 

Dahle  T  K Brownsdale 

Clu'^s  .lohn Browuville 

Schmidt  .S:  Kalb.  ....  .  ..Brownton 

Cornell  Wm Bvrou 

Belden  J  .J Caledonia 

FlynnAJ 

Spencer  UP 

Sprague  AD " 

Jahr  E  F Caledonia.  D  T 

Gates  Bros Canbj' 

I.undOX " 

Hansen  J  J Cannon  River  Falls 

YaleDE 

Rudolph  O  A Canton,  DT 

Thompson  T  P 

Denny  II  R Carver 

Funk  .John 

Tinner  F  S Casscltou.  D  T 

Wenke  J  G Central  City,  I)  T 

Woods    &     Mc- 
donald   " 

Mold  C Centre  Citv 

Henk  Phillip ...Chaska 

Lombard  A  M Chatticld 

I.ovell  K  B •• 

Moore  LL " 

Gibbons  T  &  J Claremont 

Tuhct  Bros 

C'rosman  E  P Clear  Water 

Almquist  AW  L Cokato 

KerrelND " 

Menwerssen  &  Weitz Cologne 

Vroniau  II  M  <fc 

,^on Crook  City.  D  T 

•"'owing  r.ros Crriok-ton 

Walsh  "EM 


Xorton  G Dassel 

Jensen  i:  Bliss. .  .Deadwood,  D  T 

Lake  R  C 

MochelGL 

Rowland  John  ...  " 

Starr  it  Bullock.. 
Treanor  Joseph. .. 

Caster  &  Pauley De  Graff 

Bliun  II  n...." Delano 

Haffner  John 

Coombs  L Delavan  Station 

Hodge  Bros 

Martin  &  Scri- 

ver Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Crook  W  G De  Smet,  D  T 

Fuller  ifcDox 

MaguireWH&Co 

Roberts  R  M Detroit  City 

Rule  Thomas 

Bennett  D Dexter 

Charles  EH Dodge  Centre 

Thuet  Bros 

Evans  Bros Dover  Centre 

Costello  J  J ■. Duluth 

Fiebiger  Edward " 

HunterJC " 

Huckius  J  W Dundas 

Shaudorf  Fred 

Slade  W  K  d-  Co Eden.  D  T 

Barlow  J  B Edgerton 

Hobart  J  it  Co Egan,  I)  T 

JIathewson  &  Herrington.  . .  Elgin 
Hoffman  Michael.. Elk  Point,  D  T 

Rowe  E  it  Sou " 

Crockett  J. M Elk  River 

John  >t  Clcmment,  Elm  River,  D  T 

Alldrin  0  it  Co Evansville 

Dixon  Walter Eyota 

Houihtaling  it  Sinclair. Fairmont 

Henderson  A  E Fargo,  U  T 

Parrctt  Ed  war  1 '•         , 

SJcvt'Hs  «fc  Siolpli 

(S'Ji'adi-) 

Wilson  Peter 

Cavanaugh  it  Co Faribault 

CottrellJCN 

Lovhed  T  H " 

WillSP " 

Wall  it  Burglehner 

Atz  i-  Saurer Farmington 

Fluke  it  demons 

Hammer  G  E Fergus  Falls 

Harris  K  O 

Wright  it  Cockroft. .. 
Kravenludd  Bros. Fisher's  Lamlinir 

I'.rown  R  L Flandn/au.  I)  T 

Dieksr)n  it  Few. . . 


Kingsbyry&Orapsr. 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Mechan- 
ics' Tools,  35 E.  Thiid  St.,  St.  Paul 


■!'  ) 


Crockery  I  GlesswsrG 


Wholesale   and   Ectail.    CH.'lELEo 
JOHNSON,  513  Was'uintrton  Avtnsj 
J  Sonth,  lirairaAPOLIS. 


1050 


IIAR 


:>TA    AXD    DAKOTJ 


IIAR 


IfiartUvare.    (Cont'd.) 

Martin  C  C Flandreau,  D  T 

Smith  J  T Fulda 

Kirkland  E  &  Son Gary,  D  T 

Brandt  zVusust Glencoe 

Egbert  J  L. 

EgbertJL&Co " 

Frankeuficld  &  Co 

"VVads worth  H  &  Co 

Peck  H  W Gleuville 

Bigg  15ros .Glenwood 

Hensilwood  it  Folan Glvndon 

■Graf  J  J  F.  .Good Thunder's  Ford 

Kennedy  F  E Goodwin,  D  T 

Rohwed'er  Wm 

■Costello  MS Graceville 

Brown  &  Metz- 

ler Grand  Forks,  DT 

•Callaghau  Michael 
Crookstou  B  G  ifc 

Co 

Steele  Luke  &  Co 
Greening   &   War- 
ner  Grand  Meadow 

Swenson  OS 

Wallace  W Granite  Falls 

WhitcherFS 

Winter  Andrew 

'Olsen  AM Hadley 

Brevig  &  Erickson Hancock 

Wilcox  &  Noyes 

Cliri.stopherson  C Hartland 

Johnson  &  Greiner Hastings 

McHughJP " 

Pringles  H  H  (estate  of). .      " 

Williams  CW " 

Dretchko  Wm Henderson 

Fi-ankentield  .J  S 

-ClagueP  H Herman 

Earlev  A  C 

Millcf  S  G  &  Co Hokah 

Weber  ifc  Suure 

Tennison  LA Houston 

Smith  Bros Howard 

Day  ifc  Lawsou Hutchinson 

SchillinirWm 

Brown  t"  F  &  Son Jackson 

Fiddes  Alexander 

-Grimm,    Gusteus 

ifc  Co Jamestown,  D  T 

Xeonard  Bros. ... 

Dodge  i:  Co Janesville 

HazcnFL 

Moore,  Cummins  ifc  Cur- 
tis  

Gran  C  ifc  Sou Jordan 

Knott  C  E " 


Hatch  Hiram Kassou 

Perrv  Bros 

Parkhurst  J  C KcIIol'.' 

Blum  H  HifcBro Kenv..., 

Woodford  &  Gibb. .  .Lake  Beii'tmi 

Doughty  J  Cole Lake  City 

Peirce  Anson 

Richardson  Bros " 

Davis  W  C Lake  Crystal 

Thomas  Bros 

Bonham  A  J Lakevilli; 

Larson  John Lamberton 

Johnson  C  ifc  Co .Lanesboro 

O'Brien  Daniel 

Salmon  BE Lead  Citv,  I)  T 

Allen  J  D Le  Uoy 

Ginthuer  C  H  &  Co Le  Sueur 

Tomlinsnn  W  H 

Wetsel  X Le  Sueur  Center 

Gensmerifc  Neumann. .  .Lewi-ton 

Brown  MA Litchtield 

WooleyWS 

Schlensucr  ifc  Berg. . .  .Little  Falls 

Handy  H Long  Prairie 

Wheeler  J  S Xuverne 

WilsonWH " 

Knutson  P Lylc 

Jones  ifc  Tenner Malnl 

Davis  OH M.i.lilia 

DverE  W Madison,  DT 

Davis  it  Dean .  Mankalo 

Lulsdorff  G 

Meagher  J  F 

Tuttle  Burton 

Weis  ifc  Gebhard - 

AVells  Charles Mantorvill'' 

Boj-nton  A Maple  Grove.  D  T 

Gates  Joel Mapleton  Stati'  'u 

Sprasue  J  M. . . .  " 

Reiffl^ifc  Nasel Marion,  D  T 

RoeberF..': 

Watson  J  P Marshall 

Williams  J  W " 

Morton  Richard Medr..rd_ 

Schuaidt  ic  Co 3Ienno,  D  1 

Birbv  J  L Millville 

Anderson  ifc  Stuft Minneanohi 

Chambers  it  Williams 

Dake  GB 

Emery  T  W '] 

Henry  Charles 

Hunt  ifc-  Lawrence. ... 

Janney  Bros 

Learned  Bros 

Lucas  G  A  ifc  J  T.... 
rtSiHer  A  !I  (.'vf,///'-) 
Mitt  wer  John 


Kali'sSafel  Lock  Co.;::4eirnSS 


CSJilORSTON 


SoleAp't  iniEUKN  WAGONS,  Tiger  Kakes,  Ran- 
dall Pnlveriiing  Harrows,  Trinmph  Seeders,  C.\n- 
J  toa  Plows,  Bnggiea,  etc.,  13  W,  SJ  St.,  St.  Paul. 


IIAR 


BUSIXESS    DIKECTOKY. 


IIAR 


1051 


Newmau  W  J  &  Co.  .Miunoapolis 

Pond  A  A 

Koach  Chester 

Smith  C  B  A-J  U.... 

iSinilli  iV  Day 

Smith  it  Scribner.  ...  " 

Warner  L 

Wood  H  D 

Ingalls  D  II Minneiska 

Yearly  L  G Minnesota  Falls 

Ellithorp  A  -M Montevideo 

FullertoDifc  Soa 

Heins  John 

Kreis  ifc  Adams Monticello 

Houser  J Montrose 

Kniuse  C 

Hunter  K  M Moorhead 

Good  J  B Morri.s 

PearceLEitES " 

Stone  ifc  Ilnirerman " 

Jackson  C  B Morristown 

Prender^ast  J  B Murdock 

Olson  H  H New  Lisbon 

Johnson  it  ilurphy.Xew  Richland 

WightmanJ  H 

Arnold  J  B New  Ulm 

Beu-ssmann  H  H 

Braflbury  W  H 

Laudenschlager  Henry. 

Mullen  Mich7iel 

Swenson  P Nicollet 

Cornell  Wm Nordland,   D  T 

Maxwell  ct  Baner. 

Revelge  John, 

North  Branch  Station 

Allen  &  Trucsdell Xorthiield 

Hyde  J  B 

Manning  it  Boe 

Meibsen,  Peterson  &  Co. Norwood 

Bradburv  W  II Oakwood,  D  T 

Heins  WP Olivia 

Wirt  G  \V Oronoco 

Clarke  it  Hartnctt Ortonvillc 

Heius.Jolm 

Wood  Bros 

Hossuot  A Ottawa 

Hy nes  W  A  it  Co Owatouna 

lluuewiUEY 

K-nobloch  Adolph 

l-«r.son  N  C 

f^earles  D  O 

Howard  M  T  >t  Co. .  .Parker.  I)  T 

Strong    &,    Thomp- 

,  ■'•on Pembina,   1)  T 

i'Uler  Stephfu Perliam 

\  ^Ulare  A:  Daly •• 

•''"■ksuu Peterson 

70 


Millctt  Samuel Pine  City 

Buckholtz  E Pine  Island 

Burt  &  Cole Pipe  Stone 

WigerKJ 

Cornwell  it  Son Plainvicw 

Douglas  it  Co 

Minder  A Plato 

Ross  it  Russell Pleasant  Grove 

Vanasek  T  F Prague 

Dougherty  D  it  Son Preston 

Lin.\weilerit  Ruswick. ...     •  " 

O'Brien  Jeremiah 

Caley  it  Meeley Princeton 

Clement  it  Johnson.  .Quiucv,  D  T 

Baker  EL Red  Wing 

Betcher  C  it  Co 

Delano  J  W 

Nelson  &  Peterson 

Chandler  it  Rock- 
well  Redwood  Falls 

Laird  &  Dornberg.  " 

Ozmim  A  it   Sou   (whol 

and  retail) Rochester 

Stebbins  &  Co  (whol  and 

retail) 

Van  Dooser  J  F 

Piper  D  M Rockerville,  D  T 

Tooley  P  H Rockford.  D  T 

Weidenbaush  M  G Rockford 

Hobart  J  it  Co Roscoe.   D  T 

Kloepping  F  it  Co Rosemount 

Martemus  it  Co Rush  City 

Ruppe  Joseph 

Hanson  A  K Rushford 

Hourn  it  Graham 

Wolstad  Bro Sacred  Heart 

Johnson  S  A  it  Co St  Charles 

Wheelock  Mrs  Ellen... 

Bonham  T  J St  Cloud 

Griebler  it  Tolman 

Leo.M&Co 

Powell  CF  it  W 

Rosenberger  Bros " 

Herrick  S  F  &  Co St  James 

Olson  Mrs  E 

Adams  George St  Paul 

Biebigluuiser  &  Otto " 

Bohrer  J  H " 

Braden  J  B  it  Bro " 

Breidert  L " 

Decker  Adam " 

Fischer  it  Schulze 

Foosit  Prudeu " 

H<.asJ,,s,.pl, " 

Hamilton  K  K " 

Ilausun  A  L...^. 

Horst  C  L....    " 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


ARCHITECTS.    Acconstica,  Heating: 

and   Ventilation  carefully   and  cor"^ 

J  rectly  anangei   Minneapolis,  Mi  ■  . 


The  Laiesi  Designs 


Can  be  found  at  G,  P.  Faningvon'i 
Merchaiit  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 


lOo'J 


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IINTN'ESOTA    AXl)    DAKOT; 


HAT 


Hardware.    (ContM.) 

Kiii^«lMir.v  A   I>ra- 

ivcr,     (■"<■>  Ixjtlvm  liiM's)..St  Paul 

Kirsch  C  H " 

Knauft  Fenlinaud 

Pcndergast  Bros 

StrongrHackett  &  Co 

AVolterstorff  &  Moritz 

Evanson  JI  G St  Peter 

Mason  Jcsopli 

Nutter  &  Heritage 

PaetowFL " 

Woods  CR •• 

Dauaher  &  Co Sauk  Ceutre 

Gallup  HP 

Pendersrast  .S:  Willie. 

Berg  ^'Xeils Sauk  Rapids 

W ynn  i-  Buckwater .  Scotland,  D  T 

McJhillen  Jolm Shakopee 

'  Reis  George 

EricsoQ  tV  Weizle Sherburne 

JenkinasM  M 

Graves  &  Taylor, 

(&(!  adf) Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

Larson  Edward.  . 

Leavitt  it  Vincent 

Bingham  R  H . .  . 

3I0II  &  .Maucli. . . 

■\VillisHC 

James  HA 

Kuudsou  H 

Fry  John Spriugtield,  D  T 

Flower  A  P Spring  Valley 

HimtSA 

Thayer  J  J 

Jackson  A  F Stewart 

Ho-^pes  E  L  &  Co Stillwater 

Karsi  John 

Sawyer,  Wallace  &  Co. . 

Torinus  L  E " 

Beebe  J  B Swan  Lake,  D  T 

Smith  C  iV  Son Taopi 

Arnold  M  H Taylor's  Falls 

Beach  N  &  Co Tracy 

Evans  D " 

Stafford  D " 

Hall  JL  &  Co Tyler 

Benson  C   A  ifc 

Co Valley  City,  DT 

Deming  Wra Vermillion,  D  T 

FinlcvKB 

Smith  CE Verndale 

Hin"  F  C Vernon  Centre 

Kios  N... Volga,  DT 

Maguire  T  H 

Jewell  H  U ^- WaUisha 

Schwirz  John 


. .  Sleepy  Eye 

.  Smith  Lake 
. .  Springtield 


Kohler  A Wacoiii* 

Miller  it  Foss Wuden.-i 

Hills  F  H Walnut  Staiii.n 

JlcCrea  Bros W:irr>'n 

Pettit  it  Latham W'ascc* 

Robertson  J  M  &  Co 

White  J  C " 

Hecks  V Waterlown 

Gesley  it  Dux- 

stad Watertown,  P  T 

Kemp  Bros 

Monks  it  Wiser.. 

Carllou  it  Roberts Watervillr 

JacUlin  R  W 

Kletschke  V 

Morris  TD Wells 

Park  H  A " 

Costcllo  R  A WillniKr 

LewisAN •■ 

Be^ser  W  M Windom 

McGre^wRE 

Wallace  Charles.. Winnebago  Citj 

Welsh  J  H 

Cone  RD..... Winonn 

Elmer  it  Cunuinaham.  ... 

Giese  J  it  Sou  . ."". 

Landon  it  Roberts  Bros. .  . 

Maverick  Munu 

Scherltins  Jacob 

Hewitt  it  Martin Worthingifn 

Colcn  J  V WykoiT 

Hawley  G  E Yankton,  D  1 

Mormann  J  C 

RicheyEE 

Schnaidt  Jit  Co... 

Schroder  it  Bates  . . 

Wenzlaff  J  C 

Winmt  Buckwaltcr 

Martin  Julius Young  Amrnj  -^ 

Doty  E Zumbro  taU' 

BarteauSB Zumbrou 

Mason  Bros '\ 

Person  George 

liarvester  autl  Bin''- 
cr  Sliilrs. 

Rochester     Manufactur- 
ing Co KoclR-"' 

Hats,  Caps  and  Fur"- 

Albrechl.LanphcritFincli.Si  I'.i  :• 
Gordon  it  Ferguson 


I*         I   ■  I  O       ft  31  Robert  Strfet,  ST.  PAtJL,  K.-^ 

Perkins,  Lyons  &  Go.  ^^^°"^^„rri.;?«;"'"""- 


DeiiiiisiiiiMfflfactiriiiiCi, 


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MAXLTACTtTlKItS  OF 


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AND 

Stationers'  Specialties. 

DENNISON'S  TOURISTS'  TAGS  FOE  TRAVELERS 

Stratton'j^  Gummed  I.n'itl  '  i.:'i         i   I'm-      '    ■"  t  ■  V^'-s;  Letral  and  Notarial 

Seals;  Foldin?anfl  I  .1  ,  ,    •  ~,    !  .nsion  Rings:  The 

Star  Copying  Pa.  I    '  '         ,,ii,' Cake  Boxes: 

DEXXISOXS  TARGETS  FOR  RIFLE  PRACTICE. 

Phillips'  Hook  and  Clasp  Taq-s:  Kimballs  Self-Fast  enins  Tioktis;  Postal  Envelopes; 
McGill's  Paper  Fastt-ners  at  :ManuI'actiners'  Discounts; 
Dickinson's  Rubber  Bands,  etc. 


SEALING  WAX  MAKERS' 

Tiss-ae  Papers. 

Proprietors  "  Globe  "  and  Centennial  Prize  "  Excelsior,"  and  Importers  of  English 

Grass  Bleached  and  Colored  Tissue  Papers,  from  the  Celebrated  39  MUI. 

t^~  Proprietors  of  ••  Silver  White."  best  article  for  Polishing 

Silver,  and  Miller's  "Jen-elrT  Cleaning  Casket," 

and  "  SUver  'NVhite  Casket." 


JEWELERS'  BOXES, 

Jewelers"  Cards,  Pink  ainl  While  Cotton.  Fine  T-tvines,  Etc.,  Etc. 

DRUGGISTS'  BOXES. 

Apothecaries'  Powder  Papers  .aud  Countur  Papers.  Dennisnn's  Shaving 

Papers,  Dennison's  Absorlient  Cotton  for  Dental  and  Surjrical 

Purposes. 


All  of  our  goods  are  for  sale  by  Dealei-s  everywhere,  and  by 

mison  Maiiuiacturing  C:. 

BOSTON,   NEW  YORK, 
Philndelphia,  Cincinnati,  Chlcnf;o  and   St.  Louis. 


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CROCKERY 


Prencli  China.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
J  retail.   E.'A.  HAKMON  &  CO.,  Minneapolis. 


1054 


HAT 


MISNKSOTA    AXD    DAKOTA 


IIOR 


Hats,   KtC.     (Contiiuie.l) 

(Retail.) 
(Sti  aUo  Genenil  SUii-a.) 

Cudihcc  *  Wiley Fargc,  D  T 

Sundt  MO Miinkato 

IIo<i1<iii  Olio  Prifo 
Clolliiii^'  Store. ilinueapolis 

FicholziT  .^:  Co 

Fisi-lKT  Adolph 

Fuller  ^-  Simj.Mni 

Hahn,  Knight  .t  Co.. 

Frank  Courad St  Paul 

Jones  TC " 

Lanphcr  R  A  A:  Co 

Mason  \\V 

I'anncll.TF .       '; 

Ransom  iV  llorton 

Hay— Baled. 

Gillett  I.  C Brown.sdale 

Benson  J  \V  &  Co.  . .  .Heron  Lake 

Smith  J  T 

Smiths  Lewis St  Paul 

Mason  M Shiujjle  Creek 

Heat iii$^  Apparatus. 

(Stndii  and  Hut  Air.) 
"IVilsoii  &  Rogers  (S, 

adv) St  Paul 

Hides,  I'elis  and 
Furs. 

Gillette  AValt Albert  Lea 

Oberne,   Ilosick  it 

Co Bismarck.  I)  T 

Mather  C  W Deadwood,  U  T 

Sigel  tk  Vanocker. 

Gilford  C  S. . . . .  Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Wielaiul      Kriist    (Vt 

adx) Duluth 

Lieb  R  J Faribault 

Beltz  &  Otte Hastings 

Beebe  R^^' Mankato 

Lang  Nicholas 

Long  .1  II  .L- Co 

Crockett  R  L .Minneapolis 

Grove  C  Li:  Co 

McMillan  .James  A;  Co. 

Roeder  .John 

Squires  J  .Kt  Co Rush  Citv 

Bailey  AO St  I'aul 

BerL'inau  Soloinun 

Ryder     .llerrell    (*ce^ 

adi-) " 


Ullmann  Joseph St  Paul 

Howard  C  K. . .  .Sioux  Falls.  I)  T 

Hille  Charles Winonu 

Peir  Joseph Yankton.  I)  T 

Hoisting'  .^lacliiiu-s. 

(.^■f  alfo  EkCiil'irK.) 
Kenned)       .lolin, 

188  and  100  E  Ohio 


Walliie. 


Uoiiia-opatliie  l»liar- 
iiiaeies. 

Ciarcliner  Tlionias, 

(&radr) Minm-apoli, 

Stark's      Ilouuro- 
patliie  I'liarnia- 

ey(.^''  "(/(•) 

Horse  Breeders  and 
Importers. 

Dillon  i:  A.  Co, 

(.Sif  udr) Bloomiiijrti'n.  HI 

Horse  Collar  MntV'.. 

Jlorse     Collar     Support 
Co 


.l{o. 


Horse  !«*lioers. 

(tkeahu  BUtck-tinithf.) 

Dutiin  Daniel \"-'' 

Patterson  W  W ". 

Battis  Oc  Palmer.  .Blue  Earth  (  H 

CoUeran  James Brown-^  !'• 

Doimhertv  Bros .Mank:i 

Brown  F'D MiniiralH'li 

Uriseoll   iV   rorsytli,     ' 

Ferrier  Charles '[ 

Ivtvs  John 

Lil^byGF .'. 

Lincoln  it  Lee 

Myers  A:  Jewett 

Quinn  Thomas 

Cashill  &  Jackson St  I  .ii 

Ebel    Henry     (.St  mIc. 

piif/c  023) 

Grain  .Michael 

llaulrv  Thomas .. 

llanii-h  .Vntou 

O'Cc.ni.cU  Jeremiah .. 

Slater  it  Kellv 


"A  Prudent  EBi'i 


ireseeth 

'    Now  El 
WATSOi; 


the    Evil    and    Insurcth 

'l.md  Mntiial  Lifo  Ijiwr.-iv  ■■  <    ■  • 
b',  Paul,  Geu'IAruiitf..-  "■!;.■■       ■• 


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instnictions,  or  comneteut  iiun'haiiii'^ 

plumb  size  of  hatcli  an.l  lici, 


J'  Wallace,    -    8o  and  82  Illinois  street, 


W.F.GUNN&CO.-- 


BOLTKO  CLOIU  .-..n.l  CUILI.rj) 
ROUiS.   Send  for  Circular  and  Pnc. -. 
Minneapolis,  Minn, 


105G         IIOR 


MIXXKSt 


,1)    DAKOTA 


HOT 


Hoi'iie  M»hocrs.  (Cont'd.) 

Slater  &  Kilev St  Paul 

Tipper  Gil.". 

Wallace  Thomas 

Lammoml  W  1). .  .  .Spriug  Valley 

Motel    Cookiuj;     Ap 

Simoiid>  X  -M Chicago,  111 

IIotel!». 

Bergquest  F Ada 

Mcrrith  WG " 

Adrian  House Vdrian 

Coleman  House 

Colony  House 

Gushing  Mrs  P Aftnn 

Smith  X  H Airlie 

Douglas  C  H Aitkin 

Whipple  Mrs  N ■ 

KulzcrG Albany 

Obermiller  I " 

Albert  Lea  Hou-e  isl).. Albert  Lea 

City  Hotel  (Kl) 

Gardner  House  O'?!  =iQii 

$1.50) 

Hall     lloiise     {'i.-i) 

{&■!'  11(1  r,  page  4.1).  .. . 
Kational  House  («1). . . 
Winslow  House  (.^2).  . 

Aldeu  House  ($L.JU) Alden 

HazleJA •• 

City  Hotel  (A\)  .  .Alexandria,  D  T 
I)ousla,H..u-tAi). 

LetM.n  J  His-,>, 

Minnesota  I!. .ii-e(.i:l) 
Wi^j;ihii:kim      Hotel 

(iJL.JO) 

Runnels  W  M Alma  City 

Maloucv  W 

KunnclsWM 

Kcllv  H  &  Son Viniret 

Eckert  AR Anawauk 

Anoka  House  (.■Jli Ancka 

Kimball  Hou-cl-rJ) •• 

Thiitl  .lv<i!iu'  i-v.  ."/  I 

App>-ton  ILm-r ^.pleton 

Franklin  Hnu>e •■ 

Norsk  Hou-e  (Oli-  Bmun 

,  P'-<'1"- •' 

St.Luues 

Klinkeit  C Vrlinirt.iii 

Bowman  S  \V V-ht..,,.  I)  T 

Hunt  1)  N.  jr 

Knei-el  1 


SCHEFERS  BP.OS,rC 


.Audul 


Coon  C  A 

r»av-.!^>.;,  1I,>:-. 

Y\-r\.   ■    }  :        ;■:      •■ 

Fir,;.  II  .  ,       ■:      ■• 

!    G liM;;  iMi'i:    si, ■• 

Kolllr    11   II  (SI) •■ 

Mnnjiield  House  (.$•>) - 

Moonan  Audre^y  {^i) " 

Nugent   L  (>;l) •■ 

Railway  House  (§3) '. .     ■• 

Zeller  Peter  (Si). •• 

Avoea  House Avocn 

Lincoln  House " 

Rowan  Wm 

Mii-gle.To Radu-.Tl 

Haun  Wm lialatmi 

Town  .Mr- CE ' 

Payne  W  O Hank. 

I    Grindy  X   E Barnesvill, 

I    Card  S HeaM-i 

Tyler  J  O Beaver  CnrV 

j    Holt/  Carl Beaver  Fall' 

Ca<s  Houve  .  .Belchers  Fcird.  I)  'I 
Btnvoii     House     (S-'i 

(S.,  ,nlr) Ben-u, 

I   Merchants'  Hotel  (SI) ■' 

I    Pacilic  Hou-e  (SI) 

I   Sawyer  G  W Beriii 


Cooper  James 
Brown  Mrs  .J . 


Daw  Mrs  y\  I?. . . 
Bradberry  C  .1 

M....."....Bit; 
Haight  Bros. 
Knapp  C. .  .  . 
St    Charles 

Hotel 

.Jewell  W  H 

Dinon  WP Bird  1- 

Kins  Capt  .John 

McCurrvHudi 

Thornton  O  H 

Ciislcr  Hc»ii-!, 

(SL.-,(1) Bi-m.irck. 

Gannou's  lI.Mrl  (^11 


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Its 


II. 


Guthrie  >L.. 
O'Toole  >Ir-. 
Pettre  A  .T.  .  , 
Ciunmin- A. 

CalU.TOh.Inh 


of  Fine  Woolens,  No.  40 
Tlird  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi:r.i. 


HashQwJaish&Dsvis 


Millie  a  spcoiahy  of  EKEWER3' 
Mftclimery,  Cor.  2d  St.  and  Fifth 
J      Avenne  South,  Minneapolis. 


IIUSINKSS    DIUECTORY 


HOT 


1057 


Niitional      Hotel. 

(ij;2) Blue  Eiuth  City 

Cog;in  B BonHoniine.  D  T 

Braincrd  House  (T5c).  . .  .Bniinerd 
Fifth  Street  )Iotcl(§l).  .. 
Hciidquiirter.-;  Hotel  (A-2) . 
Lolaiul  Itoii<>e, 

(Sl.50  to   s-.?)  (.V<  adv). 

Marshall  House  (sll " 

ilerchants' Hotel  ($1) 

Dewey  H  C Braudon 

Lasin  E 

Ladwaen  Andrew 

(SI) Breckenridge 

Kliniieisota  Hon**-, 

(SI)  (■'Sff  «di-) 

Railroad  House  (^2). ...         " 

Bchrns  C Breiuen 

Bouiiie  W  S Brooklyn.  D  T 

Anderson  Kalpb Brownsdale 


Brown  H  S  ($1) Brownsdale 

Brownsdale  Housp(82i 
Oliiok  rrod  (s;l..')0)IirowusviUe 
Roster  ilatthew  (^1).. 
TUimuiisch  Peter  (^l) 

Brown  A  L Browntou 

Brule  City  House. Brule  City,  D  T 
Danforth  Bros&  Bean.Bruuswiek 

Harvey  CL Bullalo 

Kniuht  R " 

Taylor  I 

Morse  A Byron 

De  Soto  Hou.se  ($1) Caledonia 

Northwesttrn  House(;i;l) 

Styer  Peter  («1) 

Midititus  !<>j»airor<l, 

(^l.oO) 

Hou-hton  Mrs. .  ..Caledonia,  D  T 

SundetJohu 

Ko.stermau  Mrs  K Cambridge 


ELLSWORTH  HOUSE 

F.  S.  FIELD,  Lessee 

{Formerly  of  the  National  Hotel.  Red  TVing.) 

1  shall  be  pleased  to  see  my  old  patrons  who  come  this  way,  and  the 

public  in  general  at  this  new  house.     Special  attention  given 

to   Commercial   Men.     Satisfaction    guaranteed 

and  terms  reasonable.  Sample  Rooms 

on  first  floor. 

MILL   STREET.       CANNON  RIVER  FALLS,  MINN. 


LELAND  HOUSE 

BRAINERD,  MINN. 
STI£ATT<IK\"  A:  IllL^ATll,  Fro!)'rs. 


Good  liunting    iind  ti-binn  ir-  the  vicii 
pain- to  innki-  thf  stay 


iid  the  Proprietors  take  evt 
ir-^t--  pleasant. 


Terms.  81..".0  ami  yj.(t(). 


lor  Pactories,  Mills,  Bridges,  etc.    Sel- 


VilQat    frfSn  ^Sriflff   •torJ:actones,M.ills,iinclges,etc.    fc)eJ 

VJ/Ji^^^PSS  Ull    CiUilil^l  den  &  Grygla,  114  N.  3d  St.,  MiuneapoU 


PICTflRF^    ^'■'''™''  ^°^  Looking-Glasscs,  at  CHARLES  JOHN- 
-_       _        ^  SON'S,  513  Washington  Ave.  South,  Miuneapoli, 


1058 


IIO'J' 


IN'D    DAKOTA 


HOT 


.Canby 


Holelsi.     (Continued.) 

•  Rapp  A CumbritVc 

LampLire  W  C Cameron,  I)T 

^en^'if  J--- Campbell 

Knowlcs  J  R " 

Le  Sueur  House 

Moore  J 

^'■o^'D  JL Canfield 

CantieldTJ •• 

,     Gordou  J Caiiuou  Citv 

-    EIlKxiorlli  House, 

{See  ridv). .  .  .Canuou  River  Falls 
Excbangc  Hotel 
Falls  House.... 
Field  V  S 

(See  adr) 

Lamphear  C  A, 

Colony  Jobu Canton  D   T 

Aaylor      Ilou^ie, 

(Seeadf) , 

\  Thorn p.-<on  House 

Carlisle  House Carlisle,  D  T 

Carlton  House Carlton,  T)  T 

I  lanters'  House  {A2) Carver 

Temperance  Hotel  (ijl) 

Bierbaucr  H CMB.-^elton   D  T 

Cornwell  AC 

Hammond  AT.... 

Smith    it    McDou- 

ougb 

•  Watson  it  Burdick. 

Graves  W  J Cate«  Station 

glarkb...       Cedarville 

Kichards  G  J.  Centennial  Park,  I)  T 
American  Hou.se, 

-,,(^2). Central  Citv.  DT 

Eldorado    Hotel, 

^($1.50) 

Denver      Hou.se, 

($2) 

Occidental  Hotel. 

(§3.50) 

Rustic       House. 

(81.00) 

SimpsouMrsHar 

"et(s2) 

Hallbcrtr  John  A 
Johnson  P  ,J 

Doui;la,G '. 

ThorndikeK 


•  Clayton 


Centreville,  D  T 


Chaniplin 


Brinkbaus  Hermann  (s;l) 
Wercliaiil*"       lintel 

i^l.oi).      S,r,„/r) 

National  Hotel  (si  r,0) 

RiedrleAn.ln.;,s ■,.<!)    

Traveller.-:- H,„nc  is:.')...';; 
Sargents  Hotel ' 


"Washincrton  House  ($1.,50)  Cliaska 

Hicks  House Cbatlicld 

-Medarv  House 

g^^^n'-'^'y  1'    V. v.. Chester 

Heath  James Chippewa  Falls 

^,^^{'"'/"P .Xlaremd',; 

Ta^s-te;;;:;:;;-^'"'^;"'^ 

Clayton  llou.se. . . 
Frontier  House  . . 

Morrison  House Clear  Water 

MurdockH Clitberall 

JlcDermott  D  F Clonlarf 

Grand  Central Cokato 

Pacific  House    . . 

Bold  Philip Coid'Sp'rinsr  Citv 

Lhten  S 

Krav  J 

Fi.sbbackJ 

Gullev  P 

Pool  W  J Concord 

C  orcoran  P  B Corcoran 

Hogle  House Cordova 

Joseph  Anthony.  .Cormorant  Mills 
aMcLeod  \y  W... 

Glenn  W Cottage  Grove 

Robsin  F Courtlind 

Gray  Mrs Crook  City,  f)  T 

Hobert  C  F 

Sparks  J 

Central  Hou.se  ($'l  to  5!2).Crooksion 
Coiiiiiiereial  Hotel, 

(.•?2) 

Crook.ston  House  (i;3).  . . 
I^ake  View  House  (:*2 1 .  . 
Shennan  House  i^:>). .. . 

Flings  Hotel Curno 

Pioneer  Hotel " 

Lorfeld  John '.DiihlLrren 

Clow  AV DakolH 

Streeter  A  Thomas Darwin 

Remick  J  H I)ass.-I 

Caouelt  D Dayton 

Stater  G '• 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel. 

,  (§2.50) Dcadwood.DT 

European       Hotel 

(§1.35) .' 

French  Hotel  (§1.25) 
♦iJreal    i::i<>ierii 
Hotel     (.•?!     to 
§2.50.     S,;t'„f?n. 
:flereiiiiiilo' Ho- 
tel (§-J  to  s:i.  N, 

Oveii;ii!,lli<,ii»e. 


Hall's  Safe  ^.Loc!(  Co. 


M.  A,  Bigford,  General  Agent, 
46  Jackson  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  M;-ui. 


Book-Bindingj- 


Tor  Couuty,  Townsliip  and  City  Officers,  in 

■     t  of  style  and  on  short  notice,  at  T.  T.  HENinG'S, 
Brickett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 


HOT 

liU.^INKS.S    DIRKCTOHY.             HOT                 1059 

Seifertd-Levi(%:21Dci 

(hvood.  D  T 

Elk  Point  House.  .Elk  Point,  D  T 

Stone  LP  (§1.50).. 

Elk  River  House  (ijl).  .  .Elk  River 

Wcntworth  House, 

Sherburne  House  (§1). . . 

(i?2to  $3) 

■' 

Chcesbroe  A  R Elysiau 

McGuire  H 

..De  Graff 

Stone  EH " 

McKinnaJ 

Whilcorab  AH " 

Jloorc  N  

'....Delano 

Palace  Hotel  (^1)  .... 

Roraas  iV  Anderson Evansville 

Rausch  Hotel  (iSl  to  >; 

..50).     ■■ 

Meeker  M 

Young's  Hotel  (§1.50) 
Delavan  House. .  .Dela 

Williams  JO             ... 

van  Station 

Connor  D Excelsior 

Ervin  House. . .  .Dull  Rapids,  D  T 

LetsouJH •■ 

Exchange 

Everett  House Evota 

Hcberle  Louis... 

Kepanar  G Fairlield 

Nebcr  IX 

Strout  S  C P'air  Haven 

Beardslej  House . . .  De  Smel,  D  T 

Fairmont  House  (§1.50/  Fairmont 

De  Smet  House. . . . 

Oeeidental  Hotel  (.s2) 

Exchange  Hotel 

" 

{See  ade,  pnqe  197) " 

Auiericaii  1Iuii<.e 

Older  House  (§1  and  §1.50)       - 

(§2)  i&'e  adr) 

Detroit  City 

Kelsev  JH Fair  Point 

Park  House  (sl.. 50). .. 

Continental  Hotel, 

WiUoii    Iloime 

(^'i){S:eadc) Fargo.DT 

($1.50)  [See  adr).... 

Fariro  Hou..e(§l) 

Swan  R 

Dexter 

Ileadqiiarlers     Hotel 

Central  House D 

odge  Centre 

(^■2)  {See  adr) " 

Kinney    IIouko 

Merchants' Hotel  (§1.50) 

(See  adc) 

" 

Minnesota  House  (§1)  . . 

Campbell  W  L 

Donnelly 

Park  Hotel  (§1) 

Reynolds' Hotel  (§1.25). 

HuddlestouD 

Tilton  A  D Dover  Center 

Sherman  House  (§2) 

Fawcctt  J  W Dravton,  D  T 

Union  House  (§1) 

Throne  Jacob 

.  .Dresbach 

American  House Faribault 

Anjcrican  House 

Duluth 

Bay  View  EIou.se 

{See 

odv) 

nirV.       " 

Eagle  Hotel 

Clark  Ilouiie  (See 

Exchange  Hotel " 

Commercial  House. . . 

Ogden  House 

Hoppman  E  J 

Scandinavian  House 

Smith  .J  A 

Wakcliu  House 

Wind.sor  Hotel 

Niskern  House 

Franklin  House 

....Dundas 

Tavlor  E  A Farmington,  D  T 

Koraoll  C 

Iiell>i    Hotel    (.s2) 

Merchants" 

(Sie  adr) Fergus  Falls 

Buckley  E 

Eagle  Lake 

Cataract  House  1§1).  . 

GilfiUenWm 

Central  House  (§1)... 

Stevemere  W 

Easton 

Occidental  Hotel  (§1.50) 

GrayH 

.Eden,  D  T 

Hot!  D  S Fillmore 

Snyder  A 

Grceulcaf  D Fisher's  Landing 

Lockwood  W 

..Edgerton 

Olcson  MrsX.... 

Tuttle  &  Smith 

.Ecan,  DT 

Central  House.  .  ..Flandreau,  DT 

LauferC 

Eitzeu 

riandreau  IBonoe 

Kreutz  Wm 

Elba 

Sioux  Vallev  House.... 

SteffinN 

Dunham  A  F  

.  .     El-in 

Seiwcrt  H 

Scott  WW   

American  House.. Elk  I'oinl,  D  T 

Atkinson  C  11 Forest  City 

ROOFING  EvlATER!AL.£l! 


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Hotels.      (Continued.) 

Spaulding  15  F ,  .Forest  City 

Guruev  H  I) Forest  Luku 

Marsh  M 

Palmer  M Forest  villo 

O'Couuell  S Fort  Biiford,  D  T 

Broadway  Hotel. Fort  Pierre.  D  T 
Fort  PieiTe  House 
Grand  Central. . . 
Maple       Avenue 

House " 

Smith  T Fort  Kidaelv 

Walker  JO Fountain,  D  t 

Thoene  H Francouia 

Berg  A Frazee  City 

■Weymouth  L 

Goward  J Freeborn 

Roster  ML Freelmrgh 

Dimock  J  C Freeman.  I)  T 

Dermott  J Fridley 

ThurberGW •' 

Herlinger  ^V Frontenac 

Fulda  House Fulda 

Lake   House '■ 

Slaiisioii  IIou<<>e  (Stedrh-)    •■ 

Evans  E  P Garden  City 

Grant  J 

Herrick  H    H Gary.  D  T 

Wells  J  V 

Bagstad  J Gayville,  D  T 

Jones  J  F Geneva 

Miller  n " 

Stein  A Georgetown 

Anierioau  IIou!<e(§2).Glencoe 

City  Hotel  isu •' 

Glencoe  House  (§1) 

Merchants'  Hotel  (^1 .  50) . . 
Northwestern  Hotel  (Al).  . 

Beattie  Wm Glenville 

Kirkpatrick   J 

Durkee  DM Glenwood 

Rue  H  X 

Stanley  R 

Campbell  House  (*1..50).  .Glyudon 

Mansion  House 

Werring  H Golden  Gate 

Grahani  J  G.Goftd  Thunders  Ford 
MechelkeBJ 

Central  House Goodwin.  D  T 

Goodwin  House.  ..  . 
Lawrence  Hotel.  ..  . 

B.-irry  John Gracevillc 

DunlojiKJ 

Garrcy  J 

Xoonaii  J 

Central  Hotel  (si). 

Grand  Forks,  \)  T 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Go.  SJ 


Goldberg  House  (SI) 

Grand  Forks.  I)  T 
.^tluiiMaixl  lEoiiAC, 

(■^■i)  [S,  „dr) 

Northwestern    Hotel, 

iSl.oO) 

Red      River     Valley 

House  ($1) 

Viet's  House  (■•j'i) 

Bell  House Grand  Mea.low 

Brown  II<(ii<>e. 

(§1."'0) 

Shaw  J Grand  Portage 

Seaman  WD Grand  Rapidj 

Briirhtman   S Granger 

HoFford  JC ■• 

Anderson    Solomon, 

(7.")C) Granite   Kall» 

Coiniiicrcial  Eloiisf, 

Doilse  iiouse  (!^2).'.'. . . . . 

EhrlcM  J  ■-Jl) •■ 

Merchants-  Hotel  (^2)..., 

LaddK Grant  Centre,  1)  T 

Buttertield  C  W Greculcaf 

Cantield  ED...  .Greenwood,  D  T 

Albion  House Grove  City 

Grove  House " 

Purdv  Wm Hadcr 

Daly'P Hall(,ck 

Greu;ory  J  D    Hamilton 

McLaughlin  M.  .Hamilton  Station 

Carre  J". 

Bartz  Wm HammondsforJ 

Central  House Hancock 

Exchange  Hotel 

Saver  J"S Ha^ri^ 

Cr'andall  H HartltinJ 

American  House Hastings 

Farmers'  Home 

roster  BlloH«f 

Franklin  llou.-e 

McPliail  A  R •• 

Mies  Peter 

I   Renter  .^latthias 

I   St  .Jo  Hotel 

1  Treiiioiil  House. .. . 
Union  Hou^e " 

I   Western  lintel " 

j    O'Donnell  1) Hawlr; 

Clark  M  P H.vtor 

I   Sherman  House.  .. » 

i    McClcllan  Houm- (si).  .  lleud.  i-om 
I'liiosi  53o!i«e(s;l.-")0) 

I    nucil  A  1 lrrm•^.  1 1  T 

'   Thompson  (' B 

I    Herman  Hr.use |!,mi,iii 

HntchinS H.-rman.  I'  1' 


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Chapman  Hotel Heron  Lake 

Pioneer  House " 

Briggs  Hotel HerM>y 

Honcywoll  PA Ulsh  Forest 

Simensou  J  J lliL'hlaml.  D  T 

Palmer  .IS Hill  City,  D  T 

Grant  R  N Hinckley 

IJniwii  House  (§1.50.) 

(See  adv  page  276) Hokah 

Johnson  A Holmes  City 

Cottrell  Howard  (>:l) Houston 

UliiiiicsotH      Iloiise, 

(§1-50) •■ 

Sherman  House  {«l.oO). . . 

Hardy  P  E Howard 

Jones  HE " 

Richmond  G Huntington 

Eartman  House Hutchinson 

Railroad  Hotel 

Dawson  B Isinours 

Ashley  House  (§2..50) Jackson 

Commercial  Hotel  (Sl) . . . 

Stanwix  House  (§1) 

Dakota  House. .  .Jamestown.  D  T 
Jamestown  Hotel, 

Herver  H Jamesville,  D  T 

Farmers'  Home .Janesville 

John.son  House 

Wisconsin  House 

Le  Breche  L Jeffenson,  D  T 

St  Peter  G 

Anicrieuii  Hou-iiC  (§2) 

{See  aih) Jordan 

Merchants'  Hotel  (-^LoO)  . .      " 

American  House Junction 

King  \Vm 

Northern  Pacitic  House. . 

Fuller  S Kandiyohi  Station 

Miller  O "    " 

Perry  &  Monson Kasota 

American  House Kasson 

Cater  Hou>c 

Eureka  House 

'Walker's  Hotel ' 

Studebaker  W Kecgan 

FcxP Kellogg 

Hancock  LS " 

Jung  Lewis " 

BuUis  S Kenyon 

Anderson  J Kerklioven 

Dona  van  B Kilkeuny 

Keuuy  J 

Smith  Patrick 

Oalmau  L Kingston 

Krausburi:  lIot,-l   Kran^buri;-.  D  T 

Spooner  llou-e.  .. 

Brown  J  H l.ac  ciui  Parle 


Denell  C  C La  Crescent 

FarrellJ 

Sawver  J  O 

Tavior.MM 

Ht.i.ims  F Lake  Benton 

lloseley  D 

Commercial  Hotel Lake  City 

Brown  Thomas 

GludtJohn 

Merchants' 

Neal  iirs  Emma  J  . . . . 

Sexton  Wm 

Lake  House Lake  Crystal 

LangerF 

Oaklv  House 

Flower  M  D  &  Co Lake  Elmo 

Bush  S  H Lakeland 

Hart  O  C Lake  Lilian 

Beemis  J  A Lake  Park 

Rymer.stonn  31 

O'Leary  T Lakeville 

Clausen  K Lamberton 

Jumel  F 

TerryG 

American  House  ($1).  ..Lancsboro 

Dcvey  House  (§1) 

Lauesboro  Hotel  (.$2). . 

Valley  House  (*1. 50).. 

"Winona  House  (§1)... 

Mumrer  AD Langdou 

MadtieldC Lansing 

Abts'  Hotel  ($2) 

(.%',«/(■) Lead  City.  D  T 

Oardiier'N  Ho- 
tel (.-jO.oO,  .St;  arfc) 

Globe  Hotel  (:?'2).... 

Homestake      House 

m) 

Miners' Hotel  (ID... 
Maiorllou-^e  1^:2)... 
Martin's  Hotel  (*2).. 
Spriiisoi"  House 

Lokenrieh  .1 Leedston 

WeierA 

Seelye  AC Lenora 

Slit(;r  KM Le  Hoy 

Dunning  .V  S Lesterville.  D  T 

Hiirgins  House  ($1  to  $2|  Le  Sueur 
McColaugh  Hou.se  ($1  to 

§2) 

Sheehau  Dennis  (75c)... 

McCauliff  I' Le  Sueur  Centre 

Van  Bureu  John. 

Ai;io>kv  Gottlieb Lewiston 

Lewiston  Hotel •• 

Minnesota  House 


yngsDiiry  os  y  i  Bpor  ^  ^^^^'^  ^-'^^^^  ^oois  -  -  • 


Third  St.;  St.  Paul. 


Largest  Stock  Crockery  J 


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li^xdiiiiiuc-  Ilolel 

(sl  to  si. 00) LitchfiL-ld 

Luke   Hiph-v  House 

(>!l.'lOi 

Litchlielil  Hou.^e  ($1.50)      -  " 

Vasaly  L Little  Falls 

Oliver  BX Lodi.  I)  T 

Reichert  I Long  Prairie 

Knipple  E  A .  Lower  Sioux  Aj-encv 

Eagle  Hotel Luverne 

Luvernc  House 

McCarthy  House 

Gerbie  Win Lvle 

~S.iiilL  S .'Lynd 

>oIan  James McCaulevville 

Johnsou  E Mabel 

Tolloffson  LL •' 

Pianders  Hotel   Sladelia 

Bartlett  B  C Mahtowa 

Stanley  D  B Maine  Prairie 

Lee  J  A Manannah 

Buckley  E Mandan,  D  T 

BjTuesPH 

Yonnek  U 

American  House  ($1).  .  ..Mankato 

City  Hotel  |!<1) 

Clifton  HoiistMs:?) 

•Gates  House  (SI) 

llankato  House  i  ijS). ... 
Merchants'  Hotel  '(.'<2).  . 
Minnesota  House  I i^'i). . . 
Union  Ilouso  ('si).... 
^yashington  House  («1).  . 

Farmers'  Home !  .Mantorville 

Hubbell  Hou.-e. . . . 

Calkins  -W  H Maple  Grove 

Cleaveland  W'm Manle  Plain 

PickardD 

Durgan  C Mapleton.  DT 

Mapletou    House 

„(^1) Mapleton  Station 

West  ct  Pratt  (S;l) 

St  Croi.x Marine  .Mills 

Cooper  I  K Marion 

Pool  H Marion.  DT 

Sexton  P 

Still  F .'. 

Bagley  House Marshall 

Marshall  House ■• 

Merchants'  E.vchanje  . . 

Bagley  H .'. . .  .Marshfield 

Kend.allJ  W 

Lynch  J  Z :\[arv.slmr£r 

Beisang  lihnius Marvstowii 

Strunk  .Jo.vcpli 

Baker  C  L Mecklimr.  1)  T 


Harvey  W Medarv.  D  T 

Barlow  L  1{ Med  ford 

AtcluTson  W  .1 Mcdu 

LeadliittiT  W 

Lvuch  Mrs  M M.-ndota 

Morrissey  H 

Huff  .J..' Menuo,  D  T 

Abernethy  O Meriden 

Hubbard  G 

Erlandsou  A  Middlevillc 

Henle  Anton .Milford 

Cushmaii  S  W Millcr<l>ur'li 

Miller  L;\[ Millers  St;,tin„ 

Kotschevar  M Millervilh- 

Shearer  W MilUowu,  1)  T 

Walters  Wm 

Baehrens  J Millville 

Huuy.T 

Plath  G " 

Falls  Hotel Minnehaha 

American  House Minneapolis 

Avenue  House 

Belle vue  House 

Bushnell  Hou.se  (|1). . 

City  Hotel 

Clark  House 

Desmond  House 

E.\celsior  House " 

Falls  Hotel 

Farm.  r,s' Hntcl 

Goodwin  House 

Henm'i)in  House 

Home  Hotel 

Market  Hotel 

Mereliant.' Hotel  (.1;2). 

National  Hotel  i.s;2)... 

Nicollet    House     (S2, 
!?2..50and  $:i)...'... 

Nicollet  Island  Hotel. 

Pacitic  H.iu^e 

Pauly  House 

Quady'.-s  Hotel 

St  James' Hotel  (A-2},. 

Sherman  House.  .'.  ... 

Sixth  Avenue  Hotel.  . 

Victoria  Hou.~e 

Wall  House 

Washington  House. .  . 

Willier  House 

Windsor  House 

Dickinson  Wm Minnciskn 

Hodenbout  .1 

Kitzinger  W Miuneola 

Nelson  John Minnesota  Citv 

Sti-wartJ.M 

Holler  I Minnesota  Fall- 
Cole  L  J   Minnesota  Lake 


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Merrill  S  M Minnesota  Lake 

Moore  G  W Minuetonka 

Dunn's  lintel  ($3) Montevideo 

Merchants' lintel  (!?1). 
Montevideo  House  (^2) 

Schmitz  J Montgomery 

Sullivan  M 

Central  House  ($1..50).  .Mouticello 
Merchants'  House  (S1.50) 
Bruiiilile       Ilnii«e, 

($1  to  *-3)(.S  (••"''■) Moorliead 

Central  House  ($1) 

Kricksnn.Jobn  (*1) 

Western  House (!?1) 

(&e  mlr) 

Coombs  N Jloose  Lake 

Central  House  (^1..50) Morris 

Metropolitan  (si  to  $i) 

Perkins  House  ($1) " 

Centennial  Hotel Morristown 

Baeker  C IMotley 

Johnson  \Vm " 

Chapman  S Mound  City 

CookM  S 

Shawbut  Frank. .  .Mountain  Lake 

Olson  &  Moe Murdock 

Stubling  Charles 

Leightheiser Nation,  D  T 

Arnold  J  W New  Auburn 

Vaughan  F 

Lincoln  Bros. .  .New  Buffalo.  D  T 

Phillips  F Newburgh 

Sperry  Dr  C  J New  London 

Brahy  J  A New  .Market 

Kalkmann  H New  Munich 

Johnson  O New  Richland 

Washburn  House. . 

Groetsoh  John New  Rome 

Dakota  House New  Ulm 

Merchants'  Hotel 

Northwestern  Hotel. ... 

Union 

Washington  Hotel 

Kennedy  J  B Nicollet 

Wetherill  Mrs  C 

Williams  J  D Nordhuul.  D  T 

•  Winsor  S 

Ingalls  E  C. North  Branch  Station 
Swanson  J  J  F 
Wilkes  BF... 

Archer's  Hotel Northfield 

Scandinavian  Hotel.... 

Geissel  G North  Prairie 

Fabel  H Norwood 

Ncl.son  O Xundo 

Strciit  J Oak.iale 

Ilorsheu  Joseph Oak  Station 


Pay  B Oakwood,  D  T 

Kern  Jacob Oberle's  Corners 

Levdler  H Odessa 

BoVles  MM Olivet,  D  T 

Daboll  S  M 

Commercial  Hotel Olivia 

Olivia  House " 

Bxcliange  Hotel Oronoco 

Barton  House  (^2) Orlonville 

Exchange  Hotel  ($1) 

Lake  ViW  Hotel($l.oO) 

Union  Hotel  (*1) 

Judkins  D Osakis 

North  Star  Hotel 

Smith  Y Osseo 

Hogan  J Ottawa 

American  House Owatonna 

E.Ychange 

German  House " 

National  House " 

Nickerson  House " 

Owatonna  House " 

Park  House 

Peachey  House 

Scandinavian  House. ... 

Winship  House 

Harris  Wm Pactola,  D  T 

RurabaughJ " 

Sherman  House " 

Royce  E Palisade,  D  T 

Si  messon  J Parker.  D  T 

Parker  Hotel.. 

Hughes  James Parker's  Lake 

Schlebe  C " 

Blasdell  W  H PaynesviUe 

Brauk  John Pelican  Lake 

Squires  Mrs  CO.... 

Fauld  J  A Pelican  Kapid.s 

Ontario  House Pembina,  D  T 

Pembina   Hotel.  ... 

Pioneer  House 

Winchestei' Hou.se.. 

Everett  House  •  si) Perham 

Merchants'  Hotel  ($2) 

Kraboll  O  T Peterson 

Hatch  John Pickwick 

McKinstrv  I 

Outbnuse'G " 

I^ake  View  House 

{Sieadr)  Pine  City 

Pioneer  House " 

Chance  J Pine  Island 

Fowler  LP 

Commercial  Hou.se Pipe  Stone 

Kureka  House 

GrcL'g  A-  Fcll.-r Plainview 

Schulte  H I'lato 


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Partridge  P Pleasant  Grove 

Milke  E Potsdam 

Martz  Frank Praffiie 

Minnesota  Hoii^o  (^2) Preston 

Stanwi.v  House    (fkv 

adt,  page  o3l)) 

Ross  S Princeton 

Webster  .t  Blackwell... 

Grain  wood  House Prior  Lake 

Dates  LB 

Brown  J  H Providence 

Johnson  G  11 Quiucy,  D  T 

.  American  House .  Rapid  City,  D  T 

Johnson  W 

Patemund  J Red  Lake  Falls 

Hotel  De  Batlo Red  Wins 

Hotel  Svea 

Lyons  House 

>Ierchants'  Hotel 

Newton  Houm' '• 

Northwestern  House. . .         " 

St  James  21<itel 

Bailey  Hou^e Redwood  Falls 

Coiiimereial  House 

(See  adv)  

Exchange  Hotel  ... 
Redwood  House... 

Funke's  Hotel Reed's  Landinn- 

KlugeF 

Scholtes  John 

Watterich  Martin. 

YorkHenrv 

Bagley  J  il  Riceford 

Hewett  CD Rice  Lake 

Bailroad  House Rice  Point 

Webster  H Rice's 

C'rotzer  Wra Richland,  D  T 

Yining  C Rich  Prairie 

Conwell  J  H Richwood 

Yourix  3Irs  F 

Robinson  O River  Point 

Broadway  House Rochester 

Buck's  Hotel 

Collins  W  !•:  (^1..50). 
Cook  House  {!y.e 

adv) 

Minnesota  House " 

Norton  House 

Park  Place  Hotel 

Perry  House 

Porter  House " 

Winona  House "  . 

Rochford  Hou-e.  ..Rochford.  O  T    j 
Shepherd  Hiiii-e.  .  .  "  j 

Allen  L RockfoiYl 

Roberts  \V  C 


Orient  Hotel Rockport,  I)  T 

Ro.scoe  House Roscoe,  D  T 

Wilson  House 

Smith  W  P Roscoe  Centre 

IJ^y  FG Rose  Creek 

Bondyre  ET Rose  Lake 

Stoddart  Mrs Ro.semouiu 

Gutman  A Round  Mound 

HotchkissL 

Ludwig  E  A 

Walls  R 

Riverside  Hotel. 

Runnius  Water.  D  T 

Western  Hotel  "    " 

Grant  House Rush  City 

Merchants' Hotel 

Rush  City  Hotel 

St  Paul  itouse 

Adams  House  (s;l..50) . .  .Rushford 

Nor,sk  Hotel  (A\) 

Northwestern  jlotel  (s;2). 

Field  H  O Sacred  Heart 

Schmitz  M St  Benedict 

American  House St  Charles 

Kelly  House 

Central  House  (§L50) 
(Sieade) St  Cloud 

Kammermeyer  Henry. . . 

Lieser  Leonard 

Miller  Michael " 

Minnesota  House  ($1)  ... 

Schindler  Joseph.,  y 

West  House  (^2) " 

Bodine  J '. St  Francis 

Shroeder  F St  George 

Central  House St  Jaml's 

St  James  Hotel 

Smith  House 

Union  House " 

Eliert  Daniel St  John's 

American   House   ($1   and 

•?l.oU) St  Paul 

Chippewa  Hotel  (^1) 

Clarendon  Hotel  {^'i) " 

Commercial     Hotel    (|1.50 

and  iisa) 

Emmert  House 

Farmers'  Hotel 

Green  Tree  Hotel  i^A\) 

Gro.ss  Hotel .' '" 

Grul)er  Georsr  (s;2) 

Inlern:ili<>ii:i°i    Hotel 

Kiii->lMirv  11,'iiM-..'.".'.'.'.'.'.'      ■■ 

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Minnesota  Home  [AD St  Paul 

Minnesota  House  (sl) 

Nicholas  Hoii';c  ilric) 

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St  Paul  Ib.t.l.   !■.>:!  Fort...       '• 

Sherman  H-um-  is2) •' 

rpmau's  Hotrl  (s;-3) - 

Valley  Hou.e " 

Warren     House     («1     and 

(fl.oO) ■• 

Wasliinston  House  (81)-  •  • 

Windsor  H.otel  t><-3) 

Commercial  Hou-e St  Peter 

Farmers"  Home 

Kicollct  House 

Northwestern  Hotel 

Railroad  House 

Union  House 

Pacific  Hotel St  Vincent 

Pease  AM Sanborn,  D  T 

Eastern  Hotel  (sli. .  .   Sauk  t'entre 
Parker  House  i.-jl I  ... 
S»iik  foiilrc  M<»ii«ie 

($1.50  to  s-2) " 

Carpenter  S  P Sauk  Rapids 

Campbell  C  Y Scotland,  D  T 

Campbell  T 

Fergen  it  Bowar ... 
Merchants'  Hotel  (s;1..50) .  Shakopee 
Occidental  Hotel  (.vL.'iO). . .     " 
United  States  Hotel  (•■*l.-3.">)     •■ 

TifEanj-  V Shelby ville 

Nemberg  51 Sheldon 

Lenke  C Sherbtirnc 

Persons  WC 

McKenna  P Shieldsville 

Taska  A Silver  Lake 

Central  House. .  .Sioux  Falls.  D  T 


Commercial  Hotel  Sioux  Falls.DT 

Forde  House 

SiouxFallsHou.se 

Thompson's  Hotel 

St  James" 

Williams' House.. 

Wiscon.~in  House. 

Emmerich  C Sleepy  Eye 

I.cu-cno  House 

Minnesota  House 

Revere  House " 

Union  House 

Olson  J Smith  Lake 

Rogers  J Speartish.  D  T 

Cloush  EG Spencer  Brook 

Fecker  Lo Springfield 

Gamble  J 

Basken  J Springfield,  D  T 

International  Hotel        "    " 

Love  Mary  E " 

Gilbertson  T Spring  Grove 

Commercial     Hotel, 

(s;ii Spring  Vallej- 

Hart  Hotel  (sl..-,0),. 
A'alley  House  (si)..         '    •• 

Fiu-nian  W  G Sterling  Centre 

Harrington   W TStewart 

Sage  Hiram Stewartville 

Central  House Stillwater 

Hawkinson  John 

Keystone  House 

Sawyer  House " 

Wolf  Joseph 

Elsmer  C Sturgis,  D  T 

Scollard  J " 

HuUT Suel 

Mold  Mrs  J  M Sunrise  City 

VoseF 

Allen  J Swan  Lake,  D  T 

Wright  H  J Sweden,  D  T 


SAUK  CENTRE  HOUSE 


L..  E.  COE,  Prop  r. 


This  house  has  been  re-fitted  and  refurnished  througho 
invites  public  patronaf^e  in  perfect  confiil.-ncc  tliat  s.i 

Rates.  SI, 50  to  $3.00  per  da.v.  a l-v-  i..  ..v-,, 

supplied  with  the  best  in  ;i  .   ;:  ,i   .  .  i      1  ,:  ^. 
dation  for  teams,      i 

stables  and  onlj   .        i    ■-   ,     :, 

Omnibus    t^i     an  l'    l;..::i      ,il     I. 


Sa,-a.l2:  Oein-tre,  lv£ira.n. 


Galvanized  iron  V/indow  Caps.  IS 


<t  Orygk, 

Third  S^ 


inaeapoha,!! 


1.  .'/- 


l.tllll|i  UJUUij  Johnson's  Orockery  House,  513  Washington  Av„.s., 


1066 


HOT 


.'KSOTi 


lXD    DAKOTA 


HOT 


Hotels.      (Continued.) 

AUcnian  C Taopi 

Dalles  House Tavlor's  Falls 

Falls  House '      '• 

Persouius  CD Tenhasson 

Lealand  Mrs  M  A Thomson 

Ethcu  J Torah 

8haeferll' ■• 

Wieber  Wm " 

Finch  X Tracy 

GibbsMD •• 

Torkelseu  T  E '■ 

Boetger  J Troy 

FulhNilcr  J  H Turner,  D  t 

Evans  T Turtle  Kiver   D  T 

Palmer  W 

Hodgeman  E Tyler 

Brown  D Utica 

Flick  J " 

Hogauson  C Valley  City,  D  T 

Chaudlcr  J  S Valley  Farm,  D  T 

Norelius  .1 Vasa 

Dakota  Hou^e. .  .Vermillion,  D  T 
Scandinavian  House 
Tcriiiillioit  IIoiiKe 

Clark  H  G Verndale 

Craudall  M  M 

Thompson  H " 

Rodgers  F  L Vernon  Centre 

Farrington  J  P Volga,  D  T 

Norton  Bros 

RichLV 

Wilson  M 

Commercial  IIoii>.c, 

Wabasha 

Green  Bay  House 

Uurd's  Hotel 

Riverside  House 

Smith's  Hotel 

Schutz  A  F Waconia 

City  Hotel Wadena 

Farmers'  Home 

Hawson  House " 

Clementson  C Walnut  Station 

Masters  W  J 

Bohou  W  I  &  Co Warren 

Bohon&Co •• 

De  Long  T  D Waseca 

Goodwood  House 

Kraft's  Hotel '• 

Waseca  House " 

Hitchcock  S  S Wasioja 

Keilel  J Watertown 

KohlerC 

Zcyer  C 

Hawcs  J  C; Waterville 

Schult/.  H  G 


Anderson  AM Watwn 

Keystone  House Waverly  Mill* 

Waverly  House.  ... 

Glccson  H  L Wavzatu 

Heysou&Bowen " 

JIaurer  H 

Weaver  Hotel Weaver 

American  House  ($1) Well* 

Handlin  Michael  ($1) ■■ 

Tripp  Seneca  ($1) •■ 

AVclls    IIoilNC    (§3)    (^e 

(k7p,  pat/e  735) " 

LapicT Wesely 

Anderson  H West  Brook 

Westford  House Westt'urd 

Brunner  F West  XewtciQ 

Yonker  J. '.'.".!'.'.'.  r. 

Canfield  X Whalnn 

Gillespie  H Wheatland.  D  T 

SaidP 

Snow  Mrs  S 

Greeuman  S  P.  .White  Bear  Lake 

Leip  W 

Waters  J 

Williams  EC... 
Chamberlain  George, 

White  Swan.  D  T 

I   Glorum  O  B  (.$1) Willmar 

Mario w  House  (.^il) 

Pacific  House  ($2) 

Spottswood  House  (^^2). . 

Wright  Wm  ($1) 

Blaeser  H Wilson 

Grav  E  L Willon 

City  Hotel Wiudom 

Clark  lloiise  (.'^•<;<jrf() 

Hyatt  Ilou.se 

Windom  House 

Manarge  C  —  Winnebago  Agency 

StCyrM 

Baker  George  ($).  Winnebago  City 
Collins  House  (.<;2) 
Doud  House  (.■f;1..50) 

American  Hotel Winona 

Central  House 

City  Hotel  (Sl) 

Dakota  H.m.'^e 

Daveniiort  House 

Eagle  House   

Green  Buy  House 

Huff  House 

Jewell  House 

Lake  Shore  Hotel 

Ludwigs  Hotel 

Mercliaiits'  Hotel  (.•Jl.SOi. 
XewKn-laud  Hotel 


Hail's  Safe  I  Lock  Co. 


Manufacturers  of  Fire  and  Burg- 
lar Proof  Safes,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


Blank-Books 


Mauufaclured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Coqiora- 
tion3,  at  low  rates  and  in  b.ist  of  style,  by  F.  1',  HENNIG, 


HOT  lUSIXKSS    DIRECTORY. 


IN^ 


loo: 


St  Louis  House Winona 

Stadc'lnianii's  Hotel 

Treniont  Ilou-ie  ($1) 

Warren  House 

Weibcl's  Hotel 

Windom  House 

Baker  A  F Winsted  Lake 

Thompson  J  P 

C'alkius  G.  . Wiscov 

Hand  A Witoka 

Thomas  I " 

Gerher  F Worthius;.  D  T 

MfOliuius  House.  . .  .WorthiuL'ton 
Third  A vruue  Hotel. 
A\~oi'liiiiit;t4tii  Ho- 

tel  (--   -r,/,-) 

W ykoll  H.)use W ykoff 

Tonibler  ^[rs  L  O Wyomina 

Bradly  House Yankton.  D  t 

Brodersen  Charles. . 

Central  House 

Eagle  Hotel 

Gcrnuinia " 

Jenc-U!«     Hotel, 

(S(^- adc] 

Maddison  House...  " 

Merchants'  Hotel. .. 
Minnesota  House. .. 

Pacific 

Smithsonian  Hotel. 

York  W  B YorkviUe.  D  T 

Mankenbcrg  Charles. 

Young  America 

Baitinger  John Zion 

Carley  A Zunibro  Falls 

SuggA 

Midland  House Zunibrota 

Zumbrota  House 

IIoii!«e    Fiiriiisisiiti; 
GoofN. 

{Ste  nho  ILtnbran.  „',„  St„rt.^  and 

Tiuican.) 
Iiiii;;>ibiir)  &.  Drapor, 

{Sii  hiilium  linen) St  Paul 

lee  Dealers. 

Mallary  Bros Vlbert  Lea 

Stannus  John. .  .Central  Citv.  D  T 

Lawrence  Job Headwood,  D  T 

C'edar  Lake  Ice  Co.  .  ..Minneapolis 
North  Mississippi  Ice 

Co 

P.'..plr-slreCo 

\Veslnl„dHA 


People's  Ice  Co St  Paul 

Mower  Orrin Stillwater 

Miller  Charles Winona 

Inks  niid  Bliiein;;. 

Arctic  Mnfg  Co Minneapolis 

Ink  and  Mncilaye 
^IniVs. 
Berkcy  John  .V  A  Co 

{.'<<:(■  adr.  b-Mom  end) St  Paul 

j     Insicraiiee  AscJit*. 

j   Haukness  HO Albert  Lea 

I    Rumsey  \S'  B  (general). 

I   Tyrerl"heodore'( tire  and 

I        life) 

I   Paulson  .Jacob  (lire  and  life) .  .\lden 
Cutler  0  L Anoka 

I   McKiustry  Wm Audubon 

Allen  0 Austin 

1.  Campbell  E  R  (fire) •■ 

i   Greenman  J  M " 

Xelson  Bros  (fire) " 

O'Callaghan  James Avoca 

Glatfelter  C  W Balaton 

Town  R  E '• 

Henton  C  R Beaver  Creek 

Irwin  FC Belle  Plaiue 

Diggs  D  W  & 

Co Big  Stone  City,  D  T 

Movi  s  Bros. 
Williams  EO 

Fairchild  G  H Bismarck,  D  T 

Hartley  W  W Brainerd 

Everdell  Lyman  .  . .  .Breckenridge 

Dunbar  W  E  (fire) Caledonia 

Graves  J  T Canon  River  Falls 

Rea  O  E Canton.  D  T 

Taj  lor  &  ZcUcr 

{S,f  adr) 

Warner  Frank Carver 

Landquist  V Cassclton,  D  T 

^Miller  OS Champliu 

Muyres.M  H Chaska 

Kingslev  A-  Case Chattield 

Hamlin  H  A Clear  Water 

Jennings  I  U Crookston 

Currie  Neil Currie 

Miller  L  C Deadwood,  D  T 

Landis  W  H Delano 

Thorne  Albion.  .Dell  R.qiids.  D  T 

Car.son  R  B Detroit  City 

Holmes  Bros 

Tucslev  it  Harris  ...  . 


IRON  ROOFERS.^; 


K   CRITTENDEN  &  CO.,   Corner 
sth  and  Sibley  Streets,  St.  Paul,  Miun. 


GF    Fni'r'inOtnn    ^^^ps  on  hand  the  Scest  French,  Inglisl 
■  r  I  rQl  I  lIl^lUllj  Scotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolis 


1068 


INS 


mi: 


.'ESOTA    ANl 


^TA 


INS 


lii!»iirniice  Agciils. 

(Continued.) 

Dresbiich  MR Dodge  Centre 

Hunt  T  J 

Hawlcv  C  n Dover  Center 

Ford  J  W  i  Co Duluth 

GraresCII&Co ' 

Campbell  E  A Eagle  City 

Quint  MB Eden,  DT 

■Wallace  J  A Elk  Point.  D  T 

Blai^dell  H  M  (general).  .Fairmont 
Everett  J  A  (lire  and  life) 
Muntrer  H  A  (tire  and  life) 
Brij.-if-  A-  i:idi>rs.  .Fav^o.  D  T 
DaiiKls&Torkol- 

SOll  (.S.C  ('(/(•) 

Overpeck  R  A 

Baruura  Edmund Faribault 

Berry  FA 

Keelev  i^-  Coulin 

Lowell  CL 

Scandrett  HA 

"Weinraauu  it  MeuUer. . . 

Dittmanu  CM Fannington 

Record  Knight 

Corliss  A-  Sawbridse. Fergus  Falls 
Mason  A-  Lowrv...':.. 

NobcuPA...: 

William^  J  P 

Iliiiilinmoii  Kiiueiie 

(.Krt  ailf) Flantlrcan,  D  T 

Pettigiew  F  W.... 

Oien  J  O Freedom 

DavisWM Fulda 

Terrj- Alfred " 

Bowman  F  J Gary.  D  T 

Kni'jlit  iV  Dean Glencoe 

Raltuncll  H  C Glcuville 

Nettlebow  J  R Glyndon 

Kelspv  R  P Goodwin.  D  T 

Hamilton  &  Tal- 

lant Grand  Forks,  DT 

Hur.^^tAC 

Webster  D  D... 
■Wilder  W  L. .  .  . 
Moore  L  G  (fire). .  .Grand  Meadow 

Hall  Bros Granite  Falls 

Simpson  11  J 

Devitt  M Green  Isle 

O'MearvJ 

O'Toole  D   

Barbaras  George Hastings 

DeKav'VVII.': 

PringleAVD-W " 

Kipp  S  iV  O Henderson 

OMeara&  Whilford. 


Pickit  Daniel Heudcrsnn 

Bobbins  H Herman    1)  T 

BriggsED Htron  l.:,K,- 

Hohl.JJ  (tire) II(,k:iti 

Sargent  T  T Hutcliin-on 

Converse  I  D  (life) Jack-.m 

Kno.x  T  J  (tire) 

Calleuder  J  W Ionian 

McClelland  H  H •• 

Pickler  Franz " 

Van  Meter  X  A.Kandiyohi  Siailon 

Sylvester  Alphonzo Kassi.n 

■\Vil.son  FA Lake  Beu;..n 

Guernsey  AT Lake  Citv 

Kelly  tV  "Phelps "      " 

Stout  Elijah 

•Wells  A.' 

Day  H  G  (fire) Lanesboro 

French  J  G  (tire) 

Scanlon  JI  (gen'l) 

Dunning  AS Lestervillc.  D  T 

CadwelfA-  Everett Le  Suei;r 

DoeseherAR " 

Hes.si;m  Thomas 

Ekstrom,  Koerner  i  Co.Litiliri.M 
Strobeckit  Plumley.... 
Wadsworth&  Proctor.. 

Mead  C  A Luvern. 

Cbri.stiausen  k,  Chapman 

(general) Mankal.. 

Clarke  it   Parsons  (gen- 
eral)  

Guilbert  E  H  (life) " 

Hall  J  X  (tire  and  life)  .. 

Hail  &  Brewster ■• 

Pope  }■  M  (tire  and  life).. 
Rose  R  H  &  D  L  (gen- 
eral)  ". 

Wagner  Daniel  (fire) 

Arnold  G  B MantorviiL- 

Evans  C  E Maple  Gr.. v. 

Gove  E  A Mar>h.'ili 

Jewett  E  B '■ 

Van  Fleet  CL " 

Ames  E  B Minniap"li- 

Ankeny  Bros 

Blecke'nEFL 

Cheney  Wm 

Christian  EM 

Corser,   El  wood    S   i 

Co 

Cumming^  R  W' 

Eichhorn  Edmund  ... 

Gale  it  Co 

Green.  XcwU.h  it  Co. 

McFarlane.lG 

McMillan  PD 


CO 
TO 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. «' 


Bobert  Blre^t,  ST.  FADU 
Hion  ,for  yonr  Chumpign"  t^ 
other  WlDM. 


Hss!iow,yaJsh&Oa\'is,s" 


„    ,  ,    e  Boilers  and  all 

J  kinds  of  machinery,  Minneapolis. 


INS             liUSINKSS 

I.IUKCTORY.            INS                 1069 

Mf  Xair  &  DolUver. .  ..Minucapolis 

Miller  MD St  Paul 

NashG  A  (life) " 

(life) 

Passnvant  Charles " 

Piiiiie  it  Lewis  (fire)  . 

Prince  it  Shandrew "      • 

Simmons  E  S  (life)... 
TtivlorCH 

Scaly  Edward  (life) " 

Teifer,  Irish  &  Co  . . . 

Studdart  it  Hauser 

Thompson  JosiiUi  (life) 

AVatsoii  Joliii  J  (life), 

VanOrmanLP 

{S,-e  left  hand  bottom  lines)       " 

Wliite  .1- Sharp 

Watson  it  Oxley 

^Villsllip  C  A(life)  ... 

Weed  &  Lawrence " 

C'rnne  it  "Whitmore. .  .Montevideo 

■Wilson  Charles  (life) 

BriL-.'^  it  Elders Jloorhead 

Carter  it  iMoutgomery St  Peter 

Burnhaiu  it  Gould 

SchimmclWm " 

Brag-  llezekiah Morris 

Bennett  G  M Sauk  Centre 

Chew  F  B     '• 

Kells  Lucas     .... 

GriswoUl  WW " 

MadlaudJOD 

Huni  H  A Northfield 

RohhinsJL 

Johnson  .1  (~) 

Smith  A  J 

Dussfl  Beinliard Orlonville 

Bonarth  Charles Shakopee 

<iiri-ier  1>  li,    (See 

LordCH 

(i(!i) Owatonna 

Britrss   it   Robin- 

son  Sioux;  Falls,  DT 

Malouey  Edward 

Esfabrook  LM.. 

Bothpletz  F  J Perhani 

Lewis  GW 

Sweet  it  Xichols Pipe  Sto.ie 

Biirii.<>idc  &   Soiii- 

WclU  A;  AVebb,  (gen- 

crville (.Sc  <i(h-). .  .Slecpv  Eye 

eral),      [See    adv.    page 

Coulthard  it  Huntsman 

539) Preston 

Ray  I  I Springfield 

Hawkins  L  H Prior  Lake 

Henham  &  Bass Red  Wing 

accident) Spring  Valley 

Druse  ife  Akers 

Holuian  A  R  (general) 

Armstrong  D  W Stillwater 

Sandford  Philander.... 

A\  illisten  &  Joss 

Duel  it  Shermuly 

Malmherg     &    In- 

ealls Redwood    Falls 

Joy  F  E 

Lehmicke  Rudolph 

Beason  JF Rice  Lake 

Lindholm  AT 

Anderson  &  Porter Rochester 

Murdock  it  Comfort..,. 

Bliss  Bros 

BarkerWE Taopi 

Daniels  M  J 

Dorothy  F  B Taylor's  Falls 

Seemaun  Theodore 

Decker  A  L  M Tenhassen 

Smith  it  Denton 

Lewis  S  J Vermillion,  D  T 

Van  Tassell  Theodore.  .Rush  Citv 

Casparis  Paul Wabasha 

Tdlotson  B  F  (ceneral).  .Rushford 

Southworth  A  Dit  Co... 

Walker  6  J  (tire) 

Bohen  Thomas Waseca 

I'Ogelin  F St  Bonifacius 

Buckman  G  K ■■     - 

\\'oodard  J  C St  Charles 

liennett  it   Hamlin            St  Cloud 

Roenier  J  \ 

West  J  E 

Green  Wm                        Waterville 

'\Vsil.<«oii  FE  (.%<•«(?(.•, 

Brown  Myron  (life) St  Paul 

P'ltjc  73.5) Wells 

Cochrane  Thomas,  jr " 

Arctander  J  W Willmar 

OreenJC " 

Hnsh.scin  it  Ilemenwav.  .. 

Huntington  S  it  E  C Windom 

l.:miM,n  G  W :  ...       " 

Armstrong   J    A, 

Marvin  RF 

(tire) Winnebago  City 

Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  fall  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  Bhftrps'B  MacUalets'  TooI»,    35  Ea«t 

IMrd  Bu,  Bu  Paul. 


OHiOSTONEV/AREISr/^r:l.t 


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Insurance  Agents. 

(Continued,  j 

Bierce  C  A AVinona 

DixouAC 

DrewWS " 

Hublx-llIIP " 

Risiuic  FA " 

Smith  HG " 

"Wrisrlit  Thomas 

Parson  T  il "\Vortliin£cton 

Soule  MB 

Kilboiu  &  Sherman Wjkoff 

Edmund*  it  Wvun.  Yankton,  D  T 
HallG  W....:.... 

Roberts  G  W 

White  ET 

Scofield  I)  B Zumbrota 

Insnrance  Cotupa- 
nies. 

Western  Manufactur- 
ers ilutiml  Ins  Co..  .Chicago,  111 

Minnesota  Farmers' 
Mutual  Fire  Insur- 
ance Association. .  .Minneapolis 

German  American St  Paul 

Minnesota   Masonic  Belief 
Association " 

St  Paul  Fire   and   JIarine 
Insurance  Company.  ...       " 

Iron— Pijj. 

The  Diiliilli  Iron  Co, 

(&<•  a,lr) Duluth 

Iron  EStiilding-  Work. 

DepoM'    A:    l^awson, 

(Secadc) St  Paul 

Iron  Fence  Mnfrs. 

Baniiiiit  10  T. . .  .Detroit.  Mich 
Herzog  I'liilip St  Paul 

Iron   Kailiii;;   :vinfr. 

Buriiiiiii  !•;  T. . .  .Detroit.  Mich 


Iron  Siding. 

frmt'iu!i-»m  II  A  «'o, 

(Crittenden's  I'al.'iit  f.ir 
Elevators  and  Wiirc- 
houses.    See  Mtom  /i'/ic-j.St  Paid 


Iron     and     "Wood 

"Working'  :^Ia- 

cliinery. 

KcrrirU    J     II   A^ 

Co Minuf;i|.i.l 

Ivory  Turner. 

Cowlfs  Z  J  (.v.  l(rf--).H,lcllr.I, 

Jewelers— ;^Inlg. 

{See  also  Watchts.    Chck.'i  ami  .1^. 

elry.) 
Barclay  Charles 

^  &  C<)  {S,c  adv) Central  (it 

Sanborn  Aliram Minntiiii-ii 

Smith  Henry St  I'ai 

Junk  Dealers. 

Barnard  GL Deadwood,  I> 

Jonas  it  Co Miniieui'": 

Armbruster  Joseph St  I'r 

Manning  Robert WiiU'i- 

Justices  of  the  Fcan 

Smith  X  H \ir: 

Blackraer  11 Albcii  !.• 

Town  I  A 

Babbitt  H Aide 

WalkerLT 

WheelockLL "  . 

Fitzgerald  James.  Alexaudri;i.  I' 
Mc.Vbc.v  Wm.... 

UvavJU 

Kves"  .\>hlcv     Allll.lf  i' 

L:nv>he  I  N \»'^" 

Bar^ue.-^.-O  X Vnd.i-^ 

Davics  W  L \ii-" 

Teller  E  S ^"-^ 

Allibonc  A Antio.h.  I' 

Laudwi-  A Antiorl.,  1' 

Conntrvmau  F  A Vl'i'l''  ' 

McKavA  F 

Cadv  15  A Vnn-n.' 

Balsted  J  (■ Articli.'kr  I..-- 

Pilt>on  FJ "    ,   , 

Wav  Ilenrv Vud"'- 

GeranlEli An-'.: 

Grillitli*  L  N '■ 

Noble  X  K '■ 

TerrvTI H '' ••' ^ 

Town  L 

DunbarCS "■■• 

Jovncr A 


"A  Prudent  "---"^^ 


Man    foreseeth    the    Evil    and    Insurci 

lei-  Eiigl.-.d  Motcal  Life  Iiirnr:«-r5  O  ■ 
■WATSON,  St.  Puul,  Geu'l  Agent  f,.'  i:i-j:- 


C.B.THyRST[iN,£:|£iy 


ER  RAKES,  Milbnm  Wag-ons.  Bag- 
'ulvorizing  Harrows  Triumoh  Seed- 
Plows,  etc.  18  W.  3d  St„  St,  Pan! 


JUS 


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-TORY. 


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107 


Janick  J Barnesvillc 

McIf.itL  F 

Skelton  .Idhu Barmim 

Pre-cott  W  C Bear  Valluv 

Knnwlcs  H  B BcavcT 

Koot  W  S Ben  Fraiikliu 

Sheplicrd  Stephen . . 

Eaton  J  S Benson 

Smedley  G  M " 

ShroileJ  11 Bcrsen 

Andrist  G Berne 

Xewbert  H Bethel 

Tripp  H  B Bi^elow 

C'levenge  S  S Bismarck 

Kieferl 

Gla^s  G  H Bismarck,  D  T 

Biilinss  Julius Black  Hammer 

WestEF 

Dakke  OP Bloomficld.  D  T 

Camp  G Blooming  Prairie 

Thompson  A  P BlooniiuL'ton 

Thomson  A  P  ..BIoominjrtouFcnv 

Graham  S  W Blue  Earth  City 

Kingsley  G  B 

Conant  J  B Brainerd 

Sleeper  C  B •' 

Nichols  V  D Brandon 

Pettit  J  E Breckenridse 

Brenna  Ole  O,  jr Brenner   j 

Norton  31  A ••         i 

TheiuisP Brockwav 

Croshv  .1 •■      - 

^VhitjM  H Brooklyn,  DT 

^Vimple  A  .1 

Noriis  E  K Brooklyn  Centre 

Hunt  Hiram Brownsdale 

StimpsonET 

Bartlett  H  R Brownton 

Bond  EM Brule  City.D  T 

LeNvisLW 

Ellen  C Brush  Creek   I 

Emersou  .J ■•  i 

Souds  J Buckman   I 

Cochrane  W  H Buffalo   I 

II'iiiterD  S Burns 

JlaxNvell  W  G ■■ 

■\Veida  O  J Caledonia 

"NVeiL'and  \Vm ••    . 

Nesbitt  G  \V ■. Camhridije 

Landru  N  K Canbv 

CantieldSG Cantield 

Herreman  W  L Cannon  City 

Westman  Gus- 

,  l:iv Cannon  Riyer  Falls 

WilM,„.JA... 

^<^>ken  E Carimona 

-Mill.  \Vm  H Carycr 


Keith  I) Casselt(m,  D  T 

O'Connor  C Cedar  Lake 

VinackeT Cedar  Mills 

Wade  EF Cedaryillo 

Weill),!  T Central 

Dillcy  J  F Chaska 

Fu\yler  Samuel 

litis  Peter " 

Wini:  S  A Chester 

Cohurn  G  B Chippe%ya  Falls 

OlcMm  AG Christiana 

Kendall  .J Claremout 

PcarceR Clear  Lake 

WiltseWD 

Samson  A Clinton  Falls 

Ames  J  A Clitherall 

Lar»euGA 

Whiting  LA 

BuUH  C Cokato 

Carlson  C ■      " 

PodesJS " 

Hunt  G  L Concord 

Barrett  .J  R Coon  Creek 

Dunn  J 

Corcoran  .1  F Corcoran 

Smith  C  F Cordova 

Pullen  C Corinna 

Win-ert  I •• 

Saw  yer  M  L Corra 

Hutchins  S Cosmos 

Jackman  D 

Furber  G  31 Cottaye  Grove 

Alstorf  J CViurtland 

Leo  .John Crookstou 

Shepard  Henry 

Taylor  B....; Culdrum 

Workman  .J 

Currie  W  A Currie 

Em-feld.I Dahlgren 

Shone  C 

Shields,! Dar%vin 

-Massey  N Dassel 

O.boin.) •• 

Truman.!  W •■ 

Clark  11  C Dcad%vood,  D  T 

Colnian  Nathan.  . 

Clements  J Ue  Graff 

McGuire  H 

In-alls  C  P De  Smet,  D  T 

J^ay  C  K Detroit  City 

Dresbaeh  31  R Dodge  Centre 

Hunt  T  J 

McGowan  -J Donnelly 

Wilson  D  B 

He.ilv  E  A Dravton    J)  T 

VouMi:  Wni '...Duelm 

3Iartin  E  P Dululh 


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Jll!>«tic*e!«.      (Continued.) 

.  De  Cousens  J  P Duudas 

Anderson  AH Duuuell 

OlsenE 

Smith  M  T Eiiston 

Wheelock  A  B Edeu.  D  T 

Smith  Frank Eden  Liike 

Collins  W  C Eden  Prairie 

PainE 

Hillman  W  F Eggleston 

Bullen  J Elba 

Canastrap  0  0 Elbow  Lake 

Sanford  HF 

Gould  B  11 ..Elffin 

Meeker  L Elk  Lake 

Thompson  T  A 

Smythe  F  W Elk  Point,  D  T 

Bemus  Wm Ellington 

Pierce  J  A 

Tbornberry  C  F Elm  Dale 

Doege  L Emerald 

Hugsins  W  H Estes  Brook 

Lea  J  S Etna 

Elwood  EC Euclid 

Perkins  WAO " 

Hunt  D  C Excelsior 

Kepanar  N Fairfield 

KjngCE 

Margan  E " 

Piatt  Charles Fairmont 

Sterling  V  W Fair  Point 

Byrnes  J  J Faribault 

Hunter  James 

Donaldson  Joseph Farmiugton 

Judson  Roswell 

Russell  A  K Fisher's  Lauding 

Webster  C  W... 
Huiiliiigtoii  Eiiseiic 

(,Sc€  adi-y Flaudreau,  D  T 

Boom  CD Forest  City 

Martin  B  A 

Schiels  L Forest  Lake 

Carpenter  J Forest  River,  D  T 

Skatteboe  K  O.. 

Erioksou  T Fork,  D  T 

Gaylord  D  N. .  .Fort  Buford.  D  T 

Hall  D  Y Fort  Kidgley 

Korton  G  W 

Chase  G  M Freeborn 

Johnson  W  H Fulda 

Carey  W Garden  City 

FrinkH  D Gary,  DT 

Stanley  WH 

Tracy  J  M Geneva 

Tv.it". id  \V  II ■■ 

Gill»rt-"n  () Gllcliri.st 

Peck  11  \V Glenvillc 


Wiley  T Glenvil 

We.^it  AE Gnldcti  C,,! 

Drury  P  F.  .Good  Thunders  F,.i 
Palmer  E  P. 

Hall  A  P Goodwin.  I) 

Burke  D  S Gra(.-\il 

Smith  D  C 

Cutis  R  W Grand  Forks,  D 

Kcllnu'sH  M Grand  Meadn 

Seribner  M  V  B... 

Sceley  D  W Graiij. 

Davidson  Matthew.  .Granite  F..1 

Lewis  J  A 

Geil  H  C Grant  Centre.  D 

Henderson Greenleaf;. 

HotTman  JM Grey  Ea- 

Bryan  J  R "lladl, 

Ames  Wm Hammondsfni 

Shepardson  H  6 IlamiU' 

Emmcrson  C  C llanc" 

Wilcox  F •• 

Pride  JL Ilan.! 

Larson  A  S Han- 

Wins  M 

Craig  WD Harinor 

LarsomPT 

FlandersG  W llarr 

BurrTJ Harri- 

Gates  J  H 

DavisDC llartf..r 

Dunn  E  S Hartia:: 

Nelson  A 

Hawkins  J  S Has-:i 

WicririnsJB ' 

Cro'sby  C  W Ihi-Vw. 

Gla.\gowA Hawi. 

Westover  J lie  >  t. 

Heil  J Heidi  ll"t 

Kirl>y  J  P Heii.irr^" 

Maucrer  Wilhelra 

Hagcn  JN Hendnn 

Jacobsou  L  S  

Brawn  G Herman.  I' 

Cook  AC HeroM  I..K 

Hobl)sWm Hill  City.  I» 

I    KeelerLS 1'"i>' 

I   Easles  G  W H-n.. 

riiaver  WF H. >..-•■ 

.Vdams  D  A '.  . .  .Hutchin- 


Xorwr.od  ( )  F 
Ostrom  PN.. 

King  J  R 

Bailey  H  S.  .  . 
Stronir  >I  A  .  . 
Hallock  Charle 
La  .MontS.... 
Welch  S  D. . . 


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KCSIN'KSS    DIRECTORY. 


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1073 


Fugleskycl  O  C Jeannettville 

Wilson  Henrv 

Ryan  M ". JeffeKon,  D  T 

Callender  J  W Jordan 

Prettyman  A  W Jov 

Dumphy  S Juuctioiv 

Hawkins  II  H 

Babcock  J  AV Kasota 

Harleu  J Keotran 

Doyle  D Kilkenny 

Cruzenberry  M  H Kingston 

Sawver  .JO La  Cresfent 

Christeson  P. .  .Lake  Badier.  I)  C 

Bryan  J  G Lake  Bentcu 

McBride  John Lake  City 

Lolimann  J  AV Lake  Elmo 

Johnson  J  P Lake  llarokl 

Gross  DP Lakeland 

Watson  BK 

Wheeler  F  E Lake  Lilian 

Johnson  DC Lakeville 

Hackley  W  A Lamberton 

French  J  G Lane<boro 

Miller  TF Laugdon 

Lansen  JO Lana;lier 

ThomsonT '^' 

George  J  AV   Lansing 

Rinehart  AV  A. . .  .Lead  City,  D  T 

Thompson  I  AV Lester 

Howe  S  W Leslerville,  D  T 

Doescher  August Le  Sueur 

Palmer  J  M.~; 

Chapman  J  W. .  .Le  Sueur  Center 

Peters  Peter Lewiston 

Halvorsen  C Linden 

Jorgensen  Ole 

Ousen  Anthon " 

Atkinson  J  P Litchtield 

Martin  K  C 

Sutlitle  E  A Little  Te.\as 

Tavlor  B 

AldrichLO Little  Vallev 

AVellsCR Lofli.  DT 

Cates  J  H Long  Prairie 

Smith  .AI  I 

Arra>troDg  H Louriston 

Click  R  M Lu verne 

Reynolds  L  R 

Faucet  O  E Lyie 

Branders  John McCauleyvl'ile 

McCaulev  D "  ' 

Mullen  Milton Madelia 

Perkins  AF MaincPrairic 

Johnson  P  K Alankatn 

I-'-aardQ ■• 

Marlin  W   J 

Brewer  J  V, MantnrviUe 


Slocum  G  AV Mantorville 

Evans  C  E Maple  Grove 

Evans  AV  E 

Smith  G  AV Afaple  Plain 

Anderson  E JIaple  Ridge 

Magnus  Peter " 

Plymat  AV  X Mapleton  Station 

Magneson  Sweu Marine  Alills 

AValkerPE 

Stureeon  R Alariou.  D  T 

AVakeman  AV Marshall 

Daley  T Marysburgh 

Steen  K  K Aleadow 

Brown  R Medo 

Heverren  T '• 

Fowler  AD Merriam 

Anderson  C Middle  River 

Barker  O 

Barry  G Milhille 

A'ill  Otlo Alinuesota  Citv 

Barnes  ST Minnesota  Lake 

Hill  J  B 

Blake  J  P Moltke 

Xeikerk  L 

Fitch  C  S iloney  Creek 

Perkins  N '" 

Burrows  S Moose  Lake 

Brasrg  Hezekiah ilorris 

Frisble  S  X Moscow 

Thompson  H 

Alderman  AS  Alound  City 

Xewell  R Murray  Centre 

Stace V  E "  Xamsos 

AVadeRH " 

Roth  G Xerstrand 

Coon  G  G Xew  Auburn 

Palmer  HF 

Ellingboc  A  T Xew  Lisbon 

Xeer  J  H Xew  Loudon 

Jost  J Xew  Market 

AVunmer  B Xew  Munich 

Keppe  I  J Xew  Prairie 

Larson  G " 

TilTuny  O  A Xew  Richland 

Bell  John Xininsrer 

Pierce  B  S Xorth  Branch 

Stimpson  J 

Streeter  T  H Xorthtitld 

llalvor.son  K Xorth  Fork 

HeieieOO 

Thinnis  P Xo,th  Prairie 

Jakobson  K Xorth  Star    D  T 

Forquiron  A  J... 

Klimi  AI  O XorwcLHan  (imve 

Laiireii-on  .\ 

D.ivi-  DO dak  Hill 

BenolkenF Oak  Station 


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.TU.S 


•Illslices.     (Contimiffl.) 

White  \VB Olivet,  D  T 

•Cre thcrs  R  D Oirocli 

Knnpp  G  L 

Lamoreaux  .1  G Osceola,  D  T 

Coriiell  C  C Owatonna 

Hewson  S Oxford 

Kail?  Ilenrv  M Paikilalc 

Collius  T  F Parker.  D  T 

Parker  J  M Parkers  Lake 

Wcnncr  P 

Van  Iladleu  Hermann Perham 

Winner  AS 

KiucG  W Pickwick 

Sweet  1)  E Pipe  Stone 

Morton  A  B  W Plain  view 

Conklin  L  H Pleasant  Mounds 

Robinsiin  Win. .  . 
Christiansen  P. 

Pleasant  Vallev.  D  T 

Aslieland  P Poinsett.  D  T 

Eurisht  T Point  Doudas 

Austin  A  J Polk  Citv 

Muus.1 Preble 

Lint  Elias Preston 

Justice  S  M Princeton 

Keith  C 

Nokes.J 

BiickE Red  Lake  Falls 

Paulb 

Graham  Christopher. .  .Red  Wing 

Phillips  Christie 

Erickson  E  O Reesor 

Fate  W  H  H Richland,  V  T 

Xevill  J  P Riclimond 

Stnitheru  Wra Rich  Vallev 

Blowers  AS Rich  wood 

Berrv  J  P Ridgeway 

Gellesi.ieT 

Eaton  L  L Rochester 

SeissCI Rochford,  DT 

Hall  Aaron Root  River 

Druce  D  L Roscoe 

Pellersou  F Roscoe  Centre 

Seeley  C  W Rose  Hill 

Siemonds  H 

HillJ  F Rose  Lake 

Kce'_':in  A Ro.scmount 

Thompson  .1 

DauieUon  D  W Roscndale 

Ftrneliu^' 

Siuith-nn  Frederick Rosoville 

Clark  T  T Hound  Lake 

Moshcr  W  A 

Rice  E  B Round  Prairie 

ShueliurprTN.... 

Brown  Roliert Rovaltoii 


Martell.J  B Rush  Citv 

Reppy  HG Rushfnn'l 

Tillotson  B  F 

Olson  T  W Rush  Point 

Reishus  O  S Sacred  II.miI 

Punham  F  M.  .Saddle  Creek.  D  T 

Gasre  H  X St  Ch.irlr, 

HiilEG 

Randal  E St  Francis 

Emnie  J St  GeorL-. 

O'Connel  R St  Huheriu- 

ClarkSC StJam.s 

Decker  P St  Nicholas 

Diedcrich  .J  B • 

Hanft  S  V St  Paul 

Wood  Edward  H 

Sackett  J  B St  Peter 

HeadFG St  Vinceiil 

CarrJ  D Sauk  Centre 

Rose  JG Scandia 

Maynald  C Scotland.  I)  T 

Curry  L Sheldon 

Fulmer  E 

Webster  EE " 

Dahly  O  J Silliard. 

Locke  J  X Silver  Creek 

Melro.-<eT 

Hawkins  RC...  Sioux  Falls.  I>  T 

Pease  LA Skunk  Lake.  D  T 

EllsE Skyher- 

Gallasher  Isaac Slecpv  y.\  i 

Dawley  C  6 SmillilirM 

Clark  A Smith  l.ak. 

Smith  W  A Spencer  Bninl. 

Bagen  .1 Spnii-iii M 

Halvorsen  A Spring  <irnN. 

Burleson  A  R Spring  Vail,  y 

HolniauAR 

Peterson  M  A Stanchrii  Id 

Pollard.; Stanl..ii 

DoUeth  A  () StavaiiL-er 

Swen.-;on  R 

Bonner  D  L Stewarlville 

BergH  S Stony  Kuri 

Hazcltou  L 

Clary  T ^'"  ' 

Eliasjeu  O Sunlmr-'h 

XigOO _  ■■     ^. 

Clear  John Sunnysid.-.  Dl 

Allen  .1 Swan  Lake.  D  1 

Paul  .1 Ta-p; 

Decker  A  LM T.-nlias- n 

Wallace  R   B T1h.iu-...i 

BurgissSM '''i^"'' 

En-lerth.I  S ^,  ■    , 

BeckrrG T"';'' 

Englehard    G 


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.irs        107.5 

B-,>lKO<k  W  F. . . 

Transit 

Watson  F  C. 

Wells 

Erikson  Erik 

Urness 

Anderson  C  II. 

West  Brook 

Tovta.lJ  C 

Brownlee   J.. 

Westford 

Knwkv  I,  M.... 

Ltica 

True  CO 

ArtlKT  e V 

.llcv  Farm.  0  T 

Jones  D  F. . . . 

Whalan 

Dclu>in  J  W.... 

Vasa 

MathiasJ 

Wheatland 

Pe:ir>oii  C  J 

WallanNB.. 

White  Bear  Centre 

Harl.d  A 

^  iviaii 

PinsrillvH.... 

White  Willow 

Ketcluim  X 

Nelson  X  E. . 

Wild  Rice 

Arnol.l  W  J 

Wabasha 

CollkrF  .1 

Conklin  L  H. . 

Willow  Creek 

Fo^vIerSH 

.Wahpeton,  DT 

Cook  J  L 

Winnebago  Agency 

i^heldou  MM.... 

..A\alnut  Lake 

Mell  JV 

...Winnebago  Citv 

By nun  J  I 

.Walnut  Station 

Radford  CH.. 

MasUr<SO 

Mackay  G  H. . 

Winona 

UvnCy 

Lockeu  G  G 

Miller  E 

. . . .   Winsted  Lake 

"VVaruer  C  A 

Warner 

^Varren 

Storrs  0  D 

RossE  R 

Searles  T 

Witoka 

Carmoflv  John... 

Waseca 

Winters  Wm. 
llumiston  11  D 

Woodstock 

Lowell  B  A 

Worthington 

LakeA^Y 

Watab 

Grain  CW.... 

Wvc'kotl 

PartchT  n 

Watcrfonl 

Davis  AC... 

....Yankton,  D  T 

Green  Wni 

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Roberts  G  W . 

Johnson  C  M. . . . 

Wat.son 

.Waverlv  .Mills 

White  E  T. . . 

MorneauCH.... 

Christian  J.  . . 

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Soustelie  JE.... 

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Falkin-ham  J . 

Dunn  W  B 

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Land  Agents. 

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Bowman  S  W Ashtnu,  D  T 

Guiart  W  C 

Hunt  D  X,  jr Ashtou.  D  T 

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Wheeler  EG 

Bcnsel  CD Benson 

Bliser.S:  Evans. Biff  Stone  Citv.DT 
Movius  Bros..     ^  •'      ' 

Bowen  Jolin Bismarck.  D  T 

Hosking  iV  Williams.  .Clark.  D  T 

U  S  Land  Office Crookston 

U  S  Land  Office.  .Doadwood,  D  T 

Healy  E  A Dravtou.  D  T 

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Chapin  J  B Farso.  I)  T 

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Baillet  G  W G"arv.  D  T 

Bathrick  D  D Goodwih,  D  T 

Hamilton  &  Tal- 

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Swainson  J 

Brown  J  K Jackson 

Kelley  AW Janiestowu,  I)  T 

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Wells  EP 

Burehard  H  M Marshall 

Christensen  F  S Minneapolis 

Pratt  C  H  (pine) 

Kock  EG Xuw  Ulm 

Thoreson  Harold Xorthtield 

Flvnn  Brtrnev licdwoud  Fall- 

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Emerson  F  S.  .  .  . 

Free*  Polk 

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Lee  Wing 

Lee  Woo 

Loy  Hi 

Lung  Quong 

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Jones  MrsM Dululli 

Hell  man  J  E Fargo.  DT 

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Albert  A  F Minueapu!.. 

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Rob  Roy  Laundry St  Paul 

Thouias"  ifc  Adams 

■\Vali  Sam 

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oston.    The  best  Company  to  I:;'j:"  '*-•■ 
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ator.  Ths lost boilerfocderin use. 

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RaiUon  E Norwav  Lake 

Brown  Alf Oli vet,  D  T 

llayncsJE 

Scliettcr  L 

Craii;-  H  C Onock 

Grannis  C  L Pickwick 

Stewart  Duncan Pipe  Stone 

Mcaeluim  it  Marshall..  .Plainview 

Marks  F  O Pleasant  MovinJs 

Gratton  >[  T Preston 

Buck  .\ Red  Lake  Falls 

Harrington  D Ricli  Valley 

AViley'WT 

Blowers  A  E Rich  wood 

Cooley  S  D Sacred  Heart 

Beumer  H St  Aususta 

Rice  WD St  James 

ToothakcrAVM 

Kiefer  A St  Paul 

Dunning  Samuel St  Peter 

Cox  L Saratoga 

Murray  P 

HuttOD  D Scotland 

Knox  H Sheldon 

Phelps  John 

Howard  C  K. . .  .Sioux  Falls,  D  T 
Peterson  J  P  it  Co 

Kohne  Fritz Sleepy  Eye 

Olson  J Smith  Lake 

Walker  &  Schuma- 

ker Spencer  Brook 

Parsons  A Springfield 

Lenz  &  Emmel Spring  Hill 

Elliott  &  Riddle Spring  Valley 

Hall  A  J Stewart 

Reedi:  Hull Suel 

Christenson  A... Swan  Lake,  D  T 

Cravath  B  M Troy 

Ellsworth  B Utica 

Hansen  Nicholas. Vermillion,  D  T 

PrentisCE 

Brouditon  &  Wilson Waseca 

Campbell  J Wathb 

Hober  John' Wells 

MyersMJ •■ 

Thompson  C  W 

TrueC  O Westford 

Hanscom  it  Mountain. . .  .Wilhnar 

Smith  L  D \Vin(l..iu 

Williams  Albert. .Winiieba-o  Citv 
Madden  it  Gerber.  W'ortliin-,  I)  t 


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Greene  L  O Albert  Lea 

Taylor  it  Botsford 

AVoodward  George  it  Co 

Hazle  J  A Alden 

Shipper  Hiram.  .Alexandria.  D  T 

Mahanv  Robert Anoka 

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Duffy  it  Kenevan " 

Fentbn  Colass " 

Wells  W  S  it  Co Benson 

Wenaus  Olaus 

Thompson  Bros 

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Boyer  Cahin Bird  Island 

Comeford  it  MoUoy 

Bismarck,  D  T 

Ostlund  John 

Stoyell  it  Lieb 

Hatch  L  E Blooming  Prairie 

McGinnis  Robert. Blue  Earth  Citv 

Mead  Frederick... 

Mertz  Peter Brainerd 

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Harris  Henry Brownsdale 

Gluck  Frederick Brownsville 

Roster  Matthew 

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Dodge  M  E Canby 

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Cannon  River  Falls 

Alexander  it  Lane. .  .Canton,  D  T 

Herman  M  H 

Holland  J Casselton 

Allen  J  W Central  City,  D  T 

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Ehman  Jeremiah Chaska 

Atchison  Samuel Chattield 

Edmonds  J,  jr Clareiuont 

Hannah  Bros 

Bjoy n  T  H Crookston 

Brown  MR 

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Ammermau  J  S.  .Deadwood.  D  T 

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Court  Bro,-'. 

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Johnson  J  H 

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Spear  D  II." 

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O'Brien  &  Kuowlton Duluth 

Empey  Philip Dundas 

Van  Sickle  T Eden,  D  T 

Frieman  G  R Elk  Point,  D  T 

Pettis  EL 

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Campbell  &  Lil.l.y Elk  River 

Graham  John Fairmont 

Snow  W  S 

Hadley  &  Son Fargo,  D  T 

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Stevens  &  Co 

Clark  J  P Faribault 

Leavy  Joiin " 

Lyons  George 

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Clark  C  F Fergus  Falls 

Sullivan  &  Sundahl .  . 

Mills  GL Fillmore 

Millard  Frank Flandreau.  D  T 

Roper  WH 

Morgan  G  W . .  .Fort  Buford,  D  T 

Pratt  L Freeborn 

I^iittiii  O-ioar (■■^c  arfc). .  .Fulda 

Tapper  ic  Irwin " 

Preston  J Garden  Citv 

Wells  J  V Gary,  D  t 

Jackson  EL Glencoe 

Sturtzkopf  A Glyndou 

Rosa  C  B Goodwin,  D  T 

Dunlop  E  J Graceville 

Carman  Nathan. Grand  Forks,  D  T 
Barnard  EM Grand  Meadow- 
Peterson  John 

Randall  &  Walker. .  .Granite  Falls 

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Page  W  H." Hanoock 

Saycr  A Harris 

Hanson  L  B Hartland 

Damerel  Charles Hastings 

Holmes  Henry 

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Lee  VR Lake  Ci'.v 

Perkins  W  E 

Capron  O  V Lane-li..r. 

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Hall  R i.v  H  .y 

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Price  it  Loriiig 

Rosebrook  E  L 

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Brooks  i-Tcnnev.Mapleton  St:iii-ii 

Johnson  Abe..: Marine  M;.:. 

Sturiieon  R Marion.  1>  I" 

Nichols  LB Mar-hV 

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Danforth  T  K 

Eddy  E  W&  Son.... 

Ensfun  W  H 

Gale^G  PI 

Hawkins  A  W  d;  Bro 

Henderson  G  I 

Henderson  J  H 

Hill  J  w_ ;; 

Larson  N  E 

Mattison  S  B 

ParcherF  M 

Phillips  Alonzo 

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Russell  Charles 

Smith  AG 

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Carpenter  H  M M.^ir.. 

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Hasford  itBu.k-  ,^  _ 

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Morris  H New  Rich  :iiii 

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King  D  I 

Murray  Frank Owatouna 

TwissGB 

:?beldon  W  H Parker.  D  T 

Lacv  ifc  Bro Pelicuu  Hapids 

Birtl  H  E Pctcriou 

Abby  D  AV Pine  Island 

Swai-thout  EL 

Walkup  George Pipe  Stone 

Hayes  &  Feller Plain  view 

Sw'artz  Wni Preston 

Joliuson  Edward Red  Wing 

PurdvSlI 

Webster  it  Wrisrht 

Baker  S  C ". .  .Keduood  Falls 

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Cook  Bros Rochester 

,2  Graves  Bros 

i  Reed  WW 

^  Terry  &  Clark 

•  Elsu?-r  John .  Rumiins  \Vater.  D  T 

Poulsen  K  P Rush  City 

Cram  I  W Rushford 

Gates  Bvron 

Pike  XX St  Charles 

Coates  &  Freeman St  Cloud 

Bate^  J  W St  Paul 

Berkcy  I'oHr, 

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Brown   Charles 

Cook  J  B " 

I>av  Alfretl,   (Scdn..      - 

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JuddWA " 

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O'UounelUt  Warren " 

Overpeck  Reuben 

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Weaver  George 

WhiteherSC " 

Wright  >t  Galloway ■' 

Cashion  Peter St  Peter 

Buie  J St  Vincent 

Hull  R  A Sauk  Centre 

Hicf  X  WvfcSon 

IVurdict^-  Getchell.Sauk  Rapids 

Phillips  Bros ShakoiH-c 

Scott  G  M Sherburne 

Bersie  Bros Siou.\  Falls.  1)  T 

PeckPP 

Placed  Russell.. 

gj  Stone  A  H 

%  Willey  W  E.... 

"'  Conrad  ..V:  Arnold Sleepy  Eve 

Eaton  cV  Co ••      " 


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Culver  F Springtield,  D  T 

]5aldwiii  H  C  it  Sou.  Spring  Valley 

Perry  R  A - 

Harrington   W Stewart 

Bron\lev  C  A Stillwater 

Farmer  HC 

McKusickD  W 

Ortr  A  J 

Rahr  &  Hanson 

Ward  J  D Taylors  Falls 

Winslowjn 

Craig  J  L Tracy- 
Marvin  J  A Vermillion,  D  T 

Johnson  E Wabasha 

McKeuzie  Duncan 

Cooper  E  M Wadena 

Cramond  J  C Waseca 

Welch  Darling 

Elliott  C  E Wells 

Taylor  A  L&  Co " 

Suow  Mrs  S Wheatland,  D  T 

Stevens  B 

Clewat  R White  Bear  Lake 

Davlin  H  J Wicnebago  City 

Dobson  James. . . 
Jlitchell  Samuel.  " 

Kuowles  H  M Winona 

Morchead  J  B 

Xevins  W  L  it  Bro •' 

Schneider  Bros " 

Warren  George 

Shell  Daniel AVorthington 

Drew  A WycTioff 

Brinkerhoff  it   Jor- 
dan  Yankton,  D  T 

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SteiYen  Peter 

Grover  B  C Zumbrota 

Lioaii  Ageiitii. 

(Sec  ulao  Had  Kutate  Loaii^.) 

Tyrer  AM Albert  Lea 

Ro-ers  Bros  it 

Hanmiond. Belcher's  Ford,  D  T 

Hartley  W  W Brainerd 

Todd  \V  P Brown's  Valley 

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Taj  lor   4.VZ0IUT, 

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Pratt  0  H 

Quale  S  A 

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TruesdellJ  E 

Benham  &  Bass Red  Wing 

Hoard,  Hoyt  &  Hoard. . 

Sandford  P 

Minnesota  Loan  Agency 

WiUistouvt  Hall..^.... 

Baldwin,    Miller  & 
Morrill Redwood  Falls 

Paxton.TW 

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Seeniann  Theodore 

Clark  S  C St  James 

Thornton  J  J 

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Cameron  J  D. . .  .Sioux  Falls,  U  T 

Emerson  F  S. . . . 

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Gri.sby  Milton  .. . 

Havewold  PA.. 

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Lindholm  A  T 

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Liotiii^e  Mii(V>i. 

(See  aUo  furniliin:) 
lloriiiinsr  A  .\  (Patent 
Folding  and  Reclinini:) 
{St-eadv) Chicago,  111 

Liiriiber— BIar<!«  <)<mI. 

Bnll.tliner   (Steadr). 

Minneapolis 

Bennett  H  .V 

Wheaton,  Reynolds  & 

Co ■ 

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Porter  F.I " 

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Dahl  N Airlir 

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Paul  .John 

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Haii's  Patent  infallible 


Doublf:  Chronomentric  Attach- 

meat  Time-Lock,  46  Jacksoa  Sirc»% 

St.  Paul,  Minn. 


IvI.  COVEL'S 

Patent    Automatic 


^'>Jfc««J^  FC  \ 


289  Randolph  Street, 


CHICAGO  ILLINOIS. 


PARTICULARS,    CIRCULARS,    PRICE    LISTS    and    TERMS, 
address  as  above.  (ovkr) 


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L  CIKS  W  iiffli. 


Is  the  most  perfect  machine  that  has  ever  been  placed  in  r.  n.  1' 
purpose,  and  is  acknowledged  as  such  by  every  unprejudiced  ni;;n  th.it  ' 
used  them.  This  machine  has  gained  a  reputation  that  no  other  mi. 
There  are  more  of  them  in  use  in  Muskegon,  Michigan,  than  any  other  kn. 
one  place  in  the  United  States. 

The  following  is  what  1  claim  for  them  :  Its  use  dispenses  with  gumnii:  .■ 
ing.  It  saves  the  expense  of  files  as  no  filing  is  necessary.  The  machiin;  :•. 
saw  read)-  to  be  hung  upon  the  arbor.  It  leaves  the  saw  round  and  in  [leifc. ; 
Every  tooth  is  dressed  after  a  form,  and  therefore  they  are  all  alike.  T  • 
can  be  of  any  desired  shape  ;  the  teeth  can  be  either  square  or  pleghni,  .,: 
given  any  desired  hook.  Lead  can  be  given  the  saw  t'rom  the  top,  the  li  ■ 
both,  as  may  be  wished.  Saws  sharpened  on  this  machine  can  be  from  f.v.. 
gauges  thinner,  and  stands  more  feed  than  those  sharpened  in  ,ii 
way.  It  will  leave  a  fine  polished  edge  upon  the  tooth.  Saws  sli.-.r; 
this  machine  hold  the  edge  longer  than  any  other  way.  Where  steel  : - 
with  emery,  the  surl'ice  is  harder  and  more  compact,  although  not  case  i. - 
but  sufficiently  to  make  the  edge  wear  longer.  It  is  impossible  for  any  oii.- 
understand  the  benefit  to  be  gamed  by  the  use  of  this  machine  without  try.-. 

I  do  not  wish  to  impose  upon  mill  men  by  representing  a  machine  to  ;. 
will  not  do  all  I  claim,  nor  do  I  e.xpect  every  man  will  order  a  ni.-tch;::.-  ; 
should  it  would  be  impassible  to  fill  their  orders,  but  there  are  a  feu-  tint 
excel  in  their  business,  and  such  men  are  the  ones  that  I  expect  orders  ff  n. 
that  favor  me  or  my  agents  with  their  orders,  I  will  fully  satisfy  them  o\  .... 
claim,  or  710  sale. 

The  foil jwmg  testimoniali  are    from  .^ome  of   the  mill  owners  of    Muilceg  );i,   v...  . 
numljcr  of  them  have  been  inU'uduccd,  which  fully  iubstai.tia'.c  all  that  I  claim 


Muskegon,  Junr  , 

>/ 

Covet 

Chicago, 

Hi.. 

DSAR 

SiR:-lh 

e  saw  sharpener 

which  we 

oes  its  work  well,  and  wc  •. 

"' 

avmgt 

.  uiofJ3. 

«  per  d.,y  in  Ub 

d  file 

>.     We   are  now    ru 

nnin. 

.hirteen  gauge  saws  v.x 

e-quarter 

inch  feed,  and  h 

ave 

"you 

ore  saws  in  the  .ate 

than 

when  weJeganusuuv..    • 
HACKLEY,  .McGOKDI  N 

Muskegon,  Af.i.! 

M. 

Ccvel, 

Chicago, 

III. 

DSAR 

Sir  :-Tft 

mar-ifac 

the  only  sharpeners  ih.r  >. 

fou 

nd.     They  more 

hia  t.lkc  th.:  pll 

ce   0 

hle> 

in  p 

rfect  condition.     W.,  il, 

wo 

jld  be  without  th 

'  Respect'fully  yo.r 

KYEKsox,  uu.; 

Muskegon,  Jul-, 

M 

Cr.vel 

Chicago 

lit. 

Deak 

SiK:-We 

CM  iSo.ooo-feet 

oflu 

raber 

per    day  durin?    tht 

ning    season,  using  two   cir 

ga 

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vehndtw 

oof  .M.Covel'sp 

earl) 

a  year.     Never  used  a  iW" 

and  they  I 

un  better 

and  w,ll  last  twic 

long. 

'  W^.Tv^'th"  lime" 

mcu  with  this  ,a..vs!i:i:i'^^ 

the 

onlyo 

ne  we  have  ever  seen. 

\ 

ours  truly. 

TORRENT  &  ARM.S  LL-.Ml- 

Muskegon,  July 

M 

C-,.  ,1 

///. 

I'- 

>* sharpeners 

are 

doin 

g  well.     Our  saws  w.ll  I, 

St   a    year  longer  than  it    » 

:rda 

y  and 

do  the   work   b-tte 

e  would  not  do  without  ■•■.^ 

ou 

li.     , 

:  .•  miK'.  a  savins  to 

sa  vs.  labor  and  filt 

'iofa 

t  least  Jlo  per  day.     Our.-.- 

cu 

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on. 

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et«-Q  circulars  and 
Tnily  yours. 

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Covet 

Chic.x^o. 

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MfSKH.-.ON.  ]•■■■■■■■ 

Mk  :-Vo 

shar 

pene 

works  well  and  g-.^ 

od  satisfaction.     Weli^-l   .  • 

in 

abor  and  files  • 

Yours.  &c.. 

C.  JJAVU- 

Ccn.,l 

Ckicaeo, 
S.K  :-l  h 

///. 

Muskegon,  .?..ly 

Dear 

ave    one  of  your 

shar 

peners  working  on 

n    gauge  gans  :.aw.-  w.lh  i 

.i£ 

htsofa 

n.  and    1    think 

It     w 

orks 

splendidly.     It  has 

^ivei 

gi.od    satisfantion,    1:    -I.' 

Itr 

gthan 

ready  for  work 

uia  be  without  u:ie..N--' 

(OVIK 

Yours  tespectfu 

ly. 

T.  s.  1  ak:., 

Heshow,Maish&  Davis 


Arc  Aeeats  for  the  best  OylinJer 

Lubricator  in  iho  worlds    Satis- 

J  faction  gcarantoed.  Minnsapolis. 


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Gerard  EH " 

Forbes  A Avof-a 

Laird,  Norton  &  Co Balaton 

Townsend  &  Oliver Barniim 

Wieland  C  C  &  Co*.  ..Beaver  Bay 

Roderick  B  F Beaver  Creek 

Fridlev  ..t  Merritt Becker 

RoL'ers  F  W  it 

Co Belchers  Ford,  U  T 

Robie  James Belknap 

RobieJD " 

Baunon  S Belle  I'laiue 

Bowler  Samuel 

Hansen  Theodore Benson 

Johnson  A  5Kt  Co " 

Thornton  F  M " 

Lester  Bros* Bergen 

Betcher  Chas.,Bi2:  Stone  Citv,  DT 
"Williams  E  O.     ^ 

Ladd  C  C Bird  Island 

Little  XC 

JttiiiiklclnTS  \aUiaii 

(.S-  iidi-] Bismarck,  D  T 

"Weaver  C  S>t  Co. 
Brainard  i  Gard- 
ner  Blooming  Prairie 

Kopplin  &  Steiltz.Blue  Earth  City 
Quavle&Tavlor.. 

Eiford  &  Winser Bluff  ton 

MaltbvCM* 

Bonniwell  Geo*. Bonni well's  Mills 

Davis  J  A  &  Co* Braiuerd 

Jones  Bros* 

Nelson  J Brandon 

OlsenJA ■ 

Stetson  \Vm Breckenridue 

Aten  A:  Muncv Brown.sdale 

Brown  HA..". 

Coleman  C  L 

Clark  C* -.Brownsville 

Palmer  i  Co* 

Bartlett  i  Birdwell Bruwnton 

John^SB 

Danforth  Bros  iV  Bean. Brunswick 

Tallmaii  S  E* 

Beatie  \-  Knight* Buffalo 

Statin  J* Burbank,  D  T 

Clark  J  Pk  Bro..(alc.lonia.  I)  T 

^Ve-tou  G  E 

Davis,  Pavne.V  Tavlor.  .CaMipI.ell 


KnappC Campbell 

Swen.sun  J Canby 

Dudley  John.  .Cannon  River  Falls 
HishaniSttBro 

Lane  II  C  Canton,  D  T 

RossH  AV.  aseni  .... 
St  Croix  Lumber  Co.. 

I   Dennett  ^.V:  Eaton Carlton,  D  T 

Funk  .l.ilin Carver 

I   Torrev  J  P " 

j    Mather  James* Cedarvdle 

Powers  WT*Cent.-nnial  Park.DT 
I   Stannus  John. . ,  .Central  Citv.DT 

I   Hallberc  J  A Centre  City 

i   Grei;g  i"  Griswold Cha'^ka 

i   BrilVv  W  L Chattield 

j   Case  "Bros  &  Dann "_ 

1   Laird,  Norton  A:  Co 

I    Shaw  J Chester 

i   Stevens  AViii   (.See  adr) 

Chicago,  11! 
Horton.    Ingram,    Ken- 
nedy &  Co Claremont 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co. ... 

Paul  J Clear  Grit 

Dodds  J* Clear  Water 

Tollinston  T* 

Klein  \Vm* Cleveland 

Morrison  C* 

Rareden  D* 

McDennott  D  F Clontarf 

Ferrel  ND Cokato 

Hushes  P.* .Cordova 

i  Lucas  A* " 

McLeod  &  Davis*Cormoraut  Mills 

I   Furber  J  P Cottage  Grove 

I   Powers  W  T*  . . .  Crook  City,  D  T 

Ritchie  S  W* Cookston 

\  Stewart  AM  &  Co 

I    Curran  J Dan.vin 

I   Hunter  it  Elliott* Dassel 

Osborn  J " 

Brimmer  WD* Dayton 

I   Court  it  Havnes*.  Dead  wood.  D  T 
Dovle  W  V*. . . . 
Dudley,   Caldwell 

i       it  Co* 

1  Glover  GW*.... 
GouirUnourE*. . . 
Hiiiesit  Piper*.. 
Hood  it  Scott* .. . 

■   Milhr  J  C 

Pratt  it  lieattv*.. 
Pratt  it  Power-.. 
Sfewai-d  A  D  .  . .  . 
Whiting  it  Avorv* 
Ball  Miner*...." Delann 


Henry's  Patent  Veniilaiing 


SJCYL-CHT.  ?T:LDEN 
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Street,  MinneajxilJa,  ilinn, 


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LIM 


MINNESOTA    AND    DAKOTA 


LU.M 


Lllllilier.     (Coiuimiea.) 

AmU-rscn  A Dt-lavnu  Station 

Hill  \V 

Joluisou  L '• 

Giffoni  C  S Dell  Kapitb.  D  T 

Woodruff  \V.J.. 

Phinney  .1  H Detroit  Citv 

Gates* Diamoud,  D  t 

Gill  J,  jr Dodge  Centre 

Severance  EC 

■Washburn  C  F Donnelly 

Bloomiutritt  Bros* Dresbach 

Winiiegans  \Vm* Dresselville 

Ashland  Lumber  Co Duluth 

Cutler,  Gilbert  ikPiersou*.      " 

Grafl,  Little  it  Co* " 

Gray  R  A* " 

Hall,  Norton  i  Co* 

McLean  A  B  .t  Co* " 

Peyton  H  M  A:  Co* •• 

Tavlor,  Fibber  A  huuiit.  . . 

Welde&Petre* " 

Hoover  John* Dundas 

HuckinsJW ■• 

Phippen  i!c  Newell* 

Foyle  G  H Dundee 

Simmons  HA* Eatrle  Lake 

St  Croix Eden,  D  T 

Cornelius  EH Edna 

Hobart  J  &  Co Egan,  D  T 

Colman  C  L Edserton 

MatbewsonVt  Herrington.  .TElsin 

Richardson  H  G  i  Co ' 

Stough  SB* Elk  Point,  D  T 

TuttleC* Elm  Dale 

LongFH* Elysian 

MjTickl* ■• 

Dunn  E Eyota 

Horlou  ct  Hamilton •' 

Linscott  it  Vye* Fair  Haven 

Colnuin  C  L Fairmont 

Ward  i  Cad  well 

Chesley  i  Lovejov Fariro,  D  T 

Crockett  A;   iilliot-      ^ 

well  (&<;«(/(•) 

White  Bros 

Winslow  J  C 

Blodgett  Anson Faribault 

Ingram  &  Leach 

Clarke  i   Winter Fergus  Falls 

-AVrightG  B* •• 

Mallory  &  Tbring. 

Fisher's  Landing 

Colman  C  L Flaudreau.  D  T 

Kno.\  Bros 

Paul  John 

Kimball  A;   Beedy Forest  Citv 


Groll  Joseph  &  Co*.... Fran.-.., 

Friuce  R  L* Fra/.Ti  1 

Kin--lev  AD* Frcmli  l,:i 

Colman  C  L Ful. 

Lainl.  Norton  i  Co. .  Garv.  K 
Wakefield,  Trow  &  Co. 
Youman   Bros  it    Hod- 
gins  

Bassett  J  B (;,.n 

Button  J* •• 

Griswold  i  Latta Glein 

Turubull  TA 

Serireant  W  P Gleiivi 

Andrews  Bros Glviid. 

Chase  FE "■• 

Horton  it  Co Goodwin.  0 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co. 

Keller  Bros Grand  Fork-.  1) 

McKelvcv  .John 
Smith  A- "Dow.. 
Viets  Frank*... 

Colman  C  L Grand  Ml-.vI 

LaCrosse     Lumber 

Co 

Burton  Carlos Granite  Fa 

Cross  H  it  Son 

Gravel  it  Goulet* Gravilvi; 

Cairncro>s  Wm* Green  I- 

AUerman  i  Callahan*. Grey  IC:.: 

Hooi>ir  I  C  it  Co Grove  i  i 

Paulson  Nels 

Wineurt  M  it  Co Hadl< 

DalyP Hali... 

Long  D  it  Co Hammoud.<!' 

Brevig  it  Erickson Ham  ■•■ 

Volbrecht  Bros* llaii..v 

Aal>eri:S Harii.-i 

Hart  &  Barnes* Hurt!.. 

Nolan  W  B Hart!..: 

Sergent  W  B 

DudlevJohn llu-iin. 

Lil)bevRCi-Co* 

K.enJA H.-br. 

TbricF  W* Heid.lU 

LahrM* H-lv: 

Feldmann  Bros Hen.br- 

Herrman  Rudolph*.  ... 

Smitb  C  A  it  Co H-riii: 

Washburn  C 

KimiO  Bit  Co Heron  I..1 

Blain Ht-. 

Colman  C  L H'l> 

Dibbcll  I  H* "■•'■ 

.MurphvW* H„Mi:i--  !    ^ 

Hedditu  -N  A* Il•■••■ 

Vinrvni  E  it  Son 

KlattaC  I{* Hut<li::i- 


CO 
TO 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.-" 


Robert  Street  ST.  PACi- 

„fc,r  Scotch  ^Vli-a.  Ui'  : 


F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Binder  and  Blank-Book 

Manafactnrer,  Erackett's  Block, 
Miaceapolis,  Minn, 


LUM 


BUSINKSS    DIRECTORY. 


Kicords  B  M Hutchinson 

PedrickMM Luyerne 

Stone  it  Wold " 

Sherman  LW Lyle 

Parker  it  James*.  ..McCauleyyille 

Gilmore  >[  S* Janesville 

Day  Bros Mabel 

JeunisonMMirCo*... 

Edwards  it  Osborn " 

Laird,  Norton  &  Co 

Hemenway  it  Barclay ' 

La  Mont  S Janett 

White  Silas Madelia 

Betz  i  Son* Jordan 

Wadswortli  J  G. . .  .Madison,  I)  T 

Eisele  Baltas 

Caswell  Z* Manannah 

BartaM*..." Joy 

Dickenson  it  Hall* 

Prettvman  A  W* •' 

Brandcnherg  it  Moore.  .  .Junction 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co 

Paine  &  Co " 

Staples  &  Wiu.ship " 

Stark  Christ*                           " 

Horton  ct  Hamilton Kasson 

Tisdale  Bros " 

Porter  WE* '• 

Baruett  ED* Maple  Plain 

Youmans  Bros  &  Hodcins 

Norton  J  R JIapleton  Station 

Sweet  DC Kellocrg 

Paul  John 

Landsverk  0  J Kerkhoven 

AVeayer  C  S  it  Co.  .Mapleton.  DT 

Jorngenson  A* Kevstone 

AValker.    Judd    it 

O'Hearn  it  Brennan*  .  .  .Kilkenny 

Veazie* Marine  Mills 

CarviU.I* Kingston 

Flowers  C  H Marion.  DT 

Hall  Hiram*                             •' 

Stannard  J  H 

Bohn  W  d-  C. . .  .Kranzburtr,  D  T 

Horton  it  Hamilton JLirshall 

Wheeler  E  A 

Youmans  Bros  &   Hodg- 

Laird, Norton  it  C  o .  Lake  Benton 

ins " 

Wharton  &  Hamilton 

Yolk  &  Co* Marysburgh 

Youmans    Bros    & 

Allen  it  Sons* iIa\-iTood 

Hodgins 

Oshkosh  Lumber  Co.Menno,  D  T 

Grannis  G  H* Lake  City 

SwantonJH 

Hersev,  Bean  &  Doe 

Barnard  J  Z Meriden 

Lake 'City  Lumber  Co.. 

Erlandson  it  Co* Middleyille 

Sinclair  Colin 

Enfield  J  C* Millersburgh 

Nelson  C  N  it  Co* LakcUimi 

Darrow  A MilMUe 

BerresM Lakcville 

Baker  W  C* Minneapolis 

Horton  i  Co Lambcrton 

BassettJBitCo*.... 

Nelson  NP 

Beede&Bray* 

Colman  C  L Lanesboro 

Brown  H  F* 

Douglass  G  W 

Camp  it  Walker*.... 

Paul  John 

Clark  FP* 

Brainerd  it  Gardner Lansini: 

Clarke  it  McClure*... 

Lvnch  J  H* Lead  City,  D  T 

Cole  it  Hammond*.  . . 

Allen  Wm Le  Roy 

CookSG 

Morton  MB " 

Eastman,  Bovey  it  Co* 

Putnam  WH* " 

FHriiliaiii  A  JLove- 

Kegly  L  R* Le  Sueur  Centre 

j«» J*  (.Sf, (,//•) 

Haskell  G  W* Linwood 

Fletcher  L  it  Co*.  ..  . 

Brown  H  B Litchtield 

Goodnow  it  Hawley*.           " 

E.sbjornssnn  John 

LamreauxP  G* 

Greenl.af  W  H 

Lea vitt  Charles  it  Co* 

White  it  Bull.ird* Little  Falls 

Leonard.  Day  it  Suns* 

Ch.indlrr.     Fisher    it 

Merriiiiau,  Barrows  & 

Wail* Long  Prairie 

Hinds  it  Herren Luyenie 

Minneapolis  Mill  Co.. 

M.H.  Crittenden  &  Co.'.-: 


eet-Iron   Aichiteotnral  Workers 
nd  Eoofers.    Cor.  Sixth  and  Sibley 


Headquarters  for  Crockery  ^^g 


.109-t 


lA'-M 


LVM 


Lllltll>er.      (Coiitinued.) 

5Iorri.-nn   Bros Miniie;iliolis 

Kelson  K  F 

:Smitli  E  K 

Washburn  W  D^tCo* 

Wilcox   Carlos* 

Coats  Bros Jlinneota 

■  Jacobsen  &  Peiierscn .... 

Austin     ifc    Wor- 
den* Minnesotn    Falls 

Kremer  Peter  .  .  ..ilianesota  Lake 

Laird  it  Thomas*. .  .Mission  Creek 

Robbius  &  Priitt Mitchell,  D  T 

Beehter  Charles Montevideo 

Dudley  John 

lleldal  Leaves 

Westerman  H* Montgomery 

Haven  .J  X* Montrose 

Bruns  i  Pinkie Moorhead 

Clark  &  McClure 

Wieland  Bros 

•Good  J  D Morris 

Jones  E  J 

Merriman,  Barrows  &  Co.  . 

Hopkins  Bros* Morristown 

Spauldin^  E* 

Hoskins  C Motley 

Morrison  H  B* 

Barnes  &  Wiley* Mound  City 

Schmidt  F*. . ." Mound  Prairie 

Schroeder    &    Rei- 
mer Mountain  Lake 

Shuck  H  C Nation.  D  T 

Pisler  C* New  Auburn 

StFaud  II  B.  .  .  .New  Buffalo.  D  T 

Bloomantritte  Bros*.  New  Harlt'ord 

Haven  &  Co New  Richland 

Newgard  A  J 

Bingham  A  W New  Clm 

Eagle  Mill  Co* 

Miller  ifc  Schcrcr 

Tousley  6c  Winslow, 

New  York  Mills 

Winslow  J  C 

Laird,    Norton    it 
Co Nordlaud.   D  T 

Yoeman    Bros    Jc 
Hodgkins 

Swanson  J  J  F  * 

North  Branch  Station 

Mann  C  W Northtield 

Stewart  S  P 

BurggrofV    ilc    Arm- 
strong*  North  Prairie 

Holmes^D* 

Tuttle  C- 

Elliott  it  IIiTMismever. .  .  Norwood 


HoffkenF N„ru,,, 

Kuhlmann  D 

Coleman  C  L (hikl^u: 

Beardslev  A  D <>.!,-. 

Meldal  IJros dhv; 

WhcelerH  W ()i,r..i 

Moore  G  A Ortonvi! 

Sanderson  R* O-ak 

Everett  it  Needham* Oiiaw 

Cook  Neil Owalcui: 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co. ... 

Lund S  G 

Randall  CH&  Co 

Haskell  G* Oxf.  r 

Bobbins  it  Pratt Parker.  D 

Teabout  it  Valleau. .. 

Frazee  R  L* Pelican  li;ii'i. 

Clark  it  McClure* P.!li:u 

Kellevit  Son Peter- 
Paul  J ■■ 

Hatch  J* Pi.k«i. 

Batchelor  Bros* PilM.ui 

Persall  J* 

VelieHH* 

Strons  -Martin* Pin.'  Ci! 

Cutshall  W* Pine  Mm 

Smith  it  Cutchall*.  . .  . 

Barclay  G  A Pine  Kiv, 

Colman  C  L Pipe  >'"i 

Paul  John 

Dudlev  I* Point  Don  ■: 

Biteck"  J  W Pni.-' 

Slowick  V 

Colman  C  L Pt'-'' 

Fife  W  W 

SouIeB* Prinrrl. 

WhitnevB* 

Red  Lake  Falls  Mills 

Co* Red  Lake  Kii 

Zaiser  J 

Betcher  Charles* Hed  W  n 

Daniels  it  Chi  Ids 

Red  Wing  Mills 

Baker  W  E Redwood  K:. 

Bowen  &  Laniberton . . 
Laird, Norton  it  Chollar 
Knapp,  Stout  it  Co 

Company  The*. Reeds  Landii 

RiceG  T* ■„    . 

Berry  it  Co* Ri'l'  I'"' 

Blowers,     Campbell     it 

Brookins* Ki.hw.- 

Laird,  Nort.m  it  Co.  . .  .  U'h  !.• -■■ 
YouniansBrosit  ll"d'_'in- 
Kinirman   li-.  .  .  .Horkri-.>V,' .  !' 

Boa?dman.I l:..  ..: 

Florida  G  W* 


CASH  ASSETS  s 


OVER  S  1.5,000,000.    Tho  "  Kiw  L;^- '•-. 
URKLY  MUTUAL.    J,  J.  V  AT.-uV 

Paul,  Geaeral  Agett  fjr  Minu-rJot... 


..jiiJ.l  V,',.,,. J .■"'//. 


l-^g^iioWjMeisli&  Davis,' 


e  Agents  for  all  kinds  of  Ka- 
iacry.  Cor,  2d  St.  and  Fifth 
Avo.  South,  Minneapolis. 


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Kircklioff  PC...  .Rochford,  D  T 

Rider  Bros* 

Crane  H  I Ro.'e  Creek 

Lo'ian  J  D* Royalton 

Me".Millan  R. Running  WaUr.  U  T 

Lee  M  B* Ru.sh  City 

Spivakv'c  Martin* 

Colraan  CI Rushford 

DahIPE 

Lee  M  B* Rush  Point 

Pratt,  Robinson  &  Co.  Sacred  Heart 
Ilabcck,  Lemke  &  Co* 

St  Bonifacius 
Youmans  Bros  &  Hodges 

St  Charles 

Bridsraan  Coleman* St  Cloud 

Clark  it  MeClure " 

Cooper  John " 

Woodbury  D* St  Francis 

Nowack  &  Kaehler* St  George 

Anderson  J  S St  James 

Hafucr  M* St  Micliael's 

Anoka  Lumber  Jlills St  Paul 

Cutler  Ami* 

De  G  raw  tt  Farmer 

Gribbiu  J  P " 

HughesWS " 

Ingram  A  Corlies 

Kellci-  ('  K  «VCo  {.See 

„dr,  in.^i.h-  ''^ick  cm-er)  ...       " 
Knife  Falls  I, umber  Co... 

Martin  John  A:  Co 

Miller  .t  Fiticld " 

Prince  Jolm  S* " 

Prince  it'  Houltou 

Reed  &  Sherwood 

Seeger  John " 

Staples  Isiuic*.' 

Klein  Win* St  Peter 

Nutter  it  Heritage 

Rouuseville  W  H 

Shepanl  J  W St  Vincent 

Gallinger  A Sanborn,  D  T 

Apfeld  it  Rol>bins  . .  .Sauk  Centre 

Bridgeman  Eliot 

CarnV  E  B 

Wilder  J  A Shakopee 

Colman  C  L Sherburne 

La  Crosse  Lumber  Co.  . 
Dooley  it  Keuentson*.Shieldsville 
Lambert  it  Chubb*.  .Silver  Creek 
Williams  it  Custer*.  ..Silver  Lake 

Groul  A  A Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

Roderick  B  F. .. . 
Sharpe  E  it   Co.. 

BiML'liam  H  H Slcepv  Eve 

Hanson  H  J 


OLson  J Smith  Lake 

Smith  S  S* Smith's  Mill 

Ellison  it  Co*. . .  .South  Stillwater 
St   Croi.x    Lumber 

Co* 

Gardner  it  Warner. Spearfish.D  T 

Griggs  S  S» Spencer  Brook 

Anclerson  AG Springfield 

James  II  A Springtield.D  T 

NilosG* 

Anderson  H  J Spring  Valley 

Bick  Herman. .... 

Cohnan  C  L 

Paul  John 

Gordon  Bros* Spruce  Hill 

Tronlin,    Peterson    it 

Beckman* Stanchfield 

Lee,  Gillmore  <fc  Co* Stark 

Furman  W  G*. . .  .Sterling  Centre- 

Horgan  R Stewart 

AndVrson  J  S Stillwater- 

Brouson  it  Fulsom 

Chase  ZW 

Durant,  Wheeler  it  Co 

Gillespie    &    Harper 

(coni'n) " 

Horsey,    Bean    &. 

Brown,*  (N't  arfi-).. 

Jordan  &  Mathews " 

McCusick,    Anderson   & 

Co* 

Nelson  C  N  it  Co* 

Schulenberg    Boeckeler 

Lumber  Co* "' 

Seyiiioiir,  !>iul>iii   &. 

Co,*  (.Sv  adr) 

Staples  Isaac* 

Lowe  S* Simrise  City 

McClure  S* 

Braiuerd  W  P Taopi 

Comer  G  S  it  W  W.Tavlors  Falls 
Ellison  it  Stannard..      '      •• 

Miller  A  M Thomson 

Bennett  it  Harvey* Tivoli 

Beach  N  it  Co Tracy 

HearnOCO " 

Warded  J  M " 

Christian  A*.  .-Turtle  River,  D  T 

Young  Bros* Two  Rivers 

Laird.  Norton  it  Co Tyler 

Wakefield,  Trow  it  Co " 

All)er  Wm* Union  Lakes 

I   Jones  F  H Vallev  Citv,  DT 

I   Jones  it  Lathroii.Vermilli<rn,  I)  T 
1    Thoiiii.son    it 

i        1-- 


Kingsbury  &!]rep9r 


Keep  a  full  line  of  Darling,  Brown 

&  St.-irt.e's  Machinists'  Tools.     35  East 
Third  St.,  St.  F.inl. 


Send  Your  Orders  ^''2J^-'f^^s^!?^,^i 

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MINNESOTA    AN'])    ^>AKOT.^ 


MAR 


li  II I  liber.     (Contiiuied.) 

Farwi'U  L  W Vernrtale 

Ford  ^i Viola 

Keith  C Volga,  DT 

Ingram,    Keunedy    & 

Gill Wabasha 

Miller  &  Bierliue* Wacouia 

Ostrancler  A  Luce Wadena 

Emmeiliiig  G*  . . .  .Walhalla.  D  T 

Barnes  E  B Walnut  Station 

BcdalE 

Coats  i  Snyder* Warsaw 

Jeunisou  W  J Waseca 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co 

Mucdekiug  A  H,  as-eiit. ... 

WiUardi:  Bro'...: " 

Higgius  i:  Fowler* Waterville 

Merrill  A  P 

Berkner  A* Waverly  Mills 

Brooke  Bros VVeaver 

ColmanC  L Wells 

La  Crosse  Lumber  Co " 

Paul  John '■ 

Coleman  C  L Whalan 

CooleyGC 

Vinton  W Wheatland,  D  T 

•OlsorP  S* Wdd  Rice 

Adanis.Larson  i  Speery*.  Willmar 

Gorwell  &  Rice '. .. 

Robbins  J  Si- Co 

Bowman  B  J  i  Co Windom 

Clark  J  H '      •• 

Colman  C  L Winnebago  City 

Wallace  J  S 

Buhii   A;   Wilce*  {See 

a<h) Winona 

Horton  &  Hamilton 

Laird.  Norton  it  Co* 

Youraaiis  Bros  it    Hodg- 

ins* 

Forbes  Azom Worthinston 

Shepard  H  Ci  Co..  ■'    ^ 

LudwigH  T Wyckoff 

Mahood  it  Co* 

St  Croix  Lumber  Co.  Yankton.  DT 

Wilcox  EP 

DeLong  it  Co Zumbrota 

Youmans  Bros  it  Hodg- 

ins 

^lacliiiiery   Depots. 

{&e  also  Fotiiideri  and  il^tchinists.) 

Mabbs  Bros Dead  wood,  D  T 

Olmstead  it  Bar- 
rett  N'ew  Buiral.i.  DT 

Leyde  FA St  Paul 


^lacliinery     Kepair^. 

Morrison  S  P  ifc  Co Mankauj 

Maeliiui<tl<s. 

(See  Fu,iud,ri<tud  M.ichini^l,.) 
Hau.ser  it  Co St  Paul 

^laaiiiifactiirer.s'  .\^i* 

Hall   W  II  A;  Co  (See 

"•In Stillwairr 

:9IauteI<«  and  Grate^. 

Hare   Utlev MiuneapolU 

Sullivan  .J  M  it  Co... 
Siiliivuii  <.V  Fai'ii- 

UixmySe  ,idi-) 

To>teviu  .IF St  Pan! 

Miifg  Clieiiii<!it<!;. 

Parke,  Davis  it  Co. .Detroit.  .Ali,  li 

Map  PuJ>lisi!ier<*. 

Warner  it   Fo.ite Miimeap.,li, 

Harhle    a>ealei>    aiul 
Workers. 

Bissinger  Morris Vlberl  Le.i 

Davies  George 

Hansen  Lars " 

McGrath  D Au,tin 

Nelson  P  H Black  <  >ak 

Patterson  Bros Fariliauli 

Koppes  it  Cummhigs.  .  .  .Hastiiu'- 

Adams  Charles Kas-un 

Bell  it  Moore Lake  Citv 

Ekle  A  Rit  Co Mankato 

Maukato  Marble   Works.. 

Harrison  E  .1 .Marshall 

DouUn  Edward Minneapolis 

Reutelsterz  John 

Sullivan  J  Mit  Co... 
i^iillit  an  A:  Tarii- 

Iiaill  (See  iidc) 

Seaman  J  K Motiti-vld.". 

Scliwundiu;:er  Iirnatz.  .  .New  I'liii 

Goodell  C  F. . .  r Norlhlield 

Browu  C  H OwatoiiiKi 

Me ver  August 

McKostie  a-  Oliva Red  Win.' 

Cautv  J  H Koche~i<r 

Casseilay  it  Doiir 


SCHEFERS  BROS.  ^^"^^:tS^ml 


Cn     Tf  inr^OTflM     SoteAg'tCAUTON  plows,  ligerRakea,  Ran. 


J  burn  Wagons,  Buggii 


MAR 


«    mUECTOKY. 


MEA 


1097 


lU-rschback  Joseph St  Cluud 

CuiuminsLC St  IViI 

Haubdm  Jacob 

TostevinJF 

VollraerM '■ 

Sclierkenbach  Au^'U-.!. .  .Sh;ikniuc 

Peterson  PX  . .  .  !' Stillwater 

Sliclitit  Valcntiuc \Vul)asliu 

Boirart  E  V Winona 

Mcnoiiougli  Edward 

^lasqiieradc  C'ostii- 

Heiwegeu  Mrs  C St  Paid 

-^lattress  .^!iiri>;. 

(.iee  aho  rphjhhrers.) 

Fernald  vt  Kimball Austin 

Usher  EC Deadwood.  D  T 

Salisbury  T  G  .t  Co.  .Minneapolis 

ElweU.l'T St  Paul 

Sweeney  J  A. .  .  .Sioux  Falls,  1)  T 

Heat  3IarKcts. 

■\Vilmot  A  C Ada 

Bruudin  J  G Albert  Lea 

McMillan  AH 

Tanell  W  H 

Youug  .^- Kleinke 

Scbwandke  G  A Alden 

Cotield  C  W   ...  .Alexandria,  I)  T 

RaiterCH 

Davis  it  Co Anoka 

Herriui:  J  G  &  Co " 

McKin>ter  Wm • 

Ochsuer  M Audubon 

Fiehn  &  De  Good Austin 

Frederick  it  Gies ■■ 

KircliofT  F'erdinaud •■ 

Kunatli  Bros " 

Lewis  J  R Barnesville 

Ketzer  M Belle  Plaine 

Xevibeiser  N 

Heiekert  i  Brambella Benson 

Knlod-ikJH ■■ 

Girler  .Joseph Berne 

Luchriuger  M 

Schaefer  &  Uickev 

Big"Stone  Citv,  D  T 

Stearns  J  J Bird  Island 

Bragg  Justus Bi.smarek,  D  T 

Kupitz  >k  Griffin. . . 

He-se  F Blooming  Prairie 

Town  E ■• 

Miller  F  W Blue  Eartli  Citv 


Schmidt  Frederick,  Blue  Eartli  City 

Hamilton  J Blufftou 

Anderson  M  B Brainerd 

Erb.  Wilson  &  McKee..       " 

FlynnJC&Co " 

Greve  Charles 

I   Miller,    Gottwald    & 

Co Breckinridire 

Rolpli  FA Brownsdale 

Scli\vart7.  Leonard. .  .  .Brownsville 

ButliT  F  AV Brownton 

Weida  <)  J Caledonia 

Suiukt  J Caledonia,  I)  T 

Smitli Canby 

faton  H Cantield 

Keiknapp  W Cannon  City 

Hansen  S Cannon  River  Falls 

Tanner  iV:  Seagcr 

:Martin  Bros . .-. Canton.  I)  T 

Geld  Heinrich Carver 

Johnson  S  P. ,  ., Central  Citv,  1)  T 
Kinir  ^  Oslcndorf 

Mei;el  Louis 

I   Burv  Anton Chasak 

I   Geld  Henry " 

I   Maver  it  Lux 

Bauer  Louis Chattield 

I   Franklin  C  W " 

Gibbons  J  it  C Claremout 

Pineo  1)  B  A  HI Clear  Water 

tarlson  it  Freese.  Crook  City,  DT 

Kennedy  it  Stage Crookston 

Savage  it  Co 

Olsen  N Currie 

AdlerbjelkeH Das.sel 

McIntireJH " 

Butterlield  Bros.  .Deadwood,  DT 
Frank  Nathan.... 
Grimshaw  RE... 

Reit/.AMarr 

SchmelzerWilhelni 
Shoudv  Jacob. ... 

ZoeckferWJ 

Hawkins  it  McDonald.  . .  .DeGralT 

Cran\er  Joseph Delano 

Kedliead  R Delavan  Station 

Arnold   \Vm.  .  .  .Dell  Rapids,  D  T 

Fayant  J  G De  Smct,  D  T  . 

Eudres  John Detroit  City 

RoliertsWC. 

Reals  .1 Dexter 

Svkes  Ilenrv Dodne  Center 

Rank  it  |{obinson.  .  .Dover  Centre 

Burg  llermau Duluth 

Eaton  it  Em  rick " 

I   Johnson  J  P •■ 

Il.iniuiell  J   P Dundas 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


.I'^rmxECTS.  A--. 

and    Venlilation   c.irelally 


ir.s  . 


J  t«otly  arranged,    lliuiapolia,  ilii 


;i    .         -.;■,    jl 


i^l 


1098 


MEA 


1.XD    DAKOT.A 


MEA 


:Wc!iJ  -^larkets.  (ContM.) 

Boss;ud  II Easle  Lake 

Odell  vV  MiUnra Edou.  D  T 

Gilmaii  ^  lin^iter Eldn 

Flemiii-  Ilriiry.  . .  .Elk  Poiul,  UT 
StrolielFrfilLTick.  . 

Hokatf  L Elk  River 

Derby  EH Eyota 

Hou^maQ  Frt-iierick Fairmout 

Livcrmore  i^  Hill 

Holzer  Sam  cV  Co Fargo,  D  T 

Marcliu?  George 

RentscUler  i^-  Schoein- 


ger. 


Ehrmanntraut  Peter Faribault 

Glaser  Frank 

Reutler  Jacol) 

Tompkins  M  E 

Tuttle  Lyman 

Everts  NK:bolas Farpungtou 

FletcLcr  Bros 

Frey  Jacob Fergus  Falls 

Matthies  Bros 

Olson  it  Johnson 

Mosher  EG Fillmore 

Andre  Charles. . .  .Flandreau,  D  T 

Braytou  ^Vm 

Hem   , 

?ort  Pierre,  D  T 

Wilbur  J  B Freeborn 

Stone  .t  ParshaU Fulda 

Legransre  AG Garden  City 

Wells  J  V Gary,  D  t 

Schaeffer  John G"lencoe 

Tardy  &  Volkert 

Knapp  C  J Glenville 

Lewis  J  R Glyndou 

Forster  Freiderich 

<fe  Co Grand  Forks,  D  T 

LindsleyiV  Hunt 

Cosel  &  Co Grand  Meadow 

Pcirsou  J  D 

Serfling  HO Granger 

Slaack  Frederick.  . .  .Granite  Falls 

Hanson  O Uamiltoa  Station 

Kolodstk  H Hancock 

Kiehn  A Hanover 

Brutindt  H  G Harmony 

Hetlierimiton  >i:  Co 

Lucas  CS 

Ptleger  Bros 

Wood  i.t  Frear Hastings 

Zeisz  &  Riegel 

Chapman  J Hector 

Gras.-inier  Joseph Heuder.son 

Meyer^l;  J 

Noel  J  A Herman 


Miklcleson  C  O Heron  I.«l.,- 

Beckett  &  Adams Ilokih 

Liebennan  Alois •■ 

Swant  v\:  Paul 

Healv  James Hnu-i.>ii 

Karlite  J Hulc  liiii-.,ii 

Wambi-cker  J Isinmir, 

Walden  I  G lack-o,, 

Brandt  A  Hohrer Janesvill,- 

Chandler  «.t  Wallace.... 

Fischbach  Joseph lor.lari 

Morlock  J  &  Bro ■ 

Rodman  JP KasM.n 

Worthy  Joseph 

Donalil  Thomas La  CrcMonr 

Lillev  J  A  &  Son Lake  City 

JEabevJE&Co -      ' 

RofC  il  L 

Smith  C  AV 

Conwav  JE Lakelund 

Osher  Oc  Herring Lake  l';irk 

Shen  H Lake^ill.- 

Briebach  Frederick  . .  .  .LaueslKif" 
Schansberg,   Solberg   & 

Co 

Duudon  John Lead  City,  I)  T 

Hurley  &  Kappel- 

kom 

Shoudv  Jacob " 

Miller  "E LeedMon 

Ball  SC Le  K..v 

Cribs  John ■' 

Meyer  H  F Le  Sueur 

Schlater  Christopher 

Batemau  &:  Shaw.Le  SueurCeiiirr 

Keslcr  August Lewi-Mu 

XeebHW 

Enue  &  Oleson Litchtii  Id 

TavlorCJ 

Sm'ith  JP Little  Fal!< 

Reichut  J Loni;  I'rain.' 

Putuev  F  B Luvirii.' 

Schuyler  P  R 

McLachlinD Mal"l 

.Jarvis MadeliH 

Hope  E Mandan.  D  T 

DavisJ   H Mankat.. 

HenniuLT  .Vugust  A  Co  . .. 

Karmanv  J  .\l 

Wagen  Bros 

Healev  James .Manlorvill- 

Slater  A-  Gleuden- 

ning Mapleloii  Mati""_ 

Bimri'iilieimer  J Marion.  I>  ' 

Franz  J 

Van  House  AC Mar-had 

Waikle  A- Bro.- ' 


m  S  aSl  6  ^'  LOba  10.  ^  Proof  safes,  St.  Paul,  Mi.... 


J  ■  -^  M 


Kashow,Maish&Oavis,S''--'~^--- 


icr  irontier  towns,    (jor.  iiQ  iji, 
J  and  Pifth  A^e.  S.,  Minneapolis, 


MEA         iiisiNEss  r 

.IKKCTUUY              -MEA                  1090 

Ia'cG.oi-sc  0 Medford 

Vo-iF 

..New  Munich 

Whivlvr  H  II Mendota 

Latulert  M 

.Xew  Richland 

Kaviu'.l Millvilk- 

Kpple  Meinrad... 

Xew  Ulm 

Altwhii'  Ilennau Miiiiu'iipolis 

Stiiehe  Charles.... 

Aiiuiid  HumI 

Bell  .loliii 

Xiui<rer 

BM-cmiel  A 

Morris. J 

Xordland,  1)  T 

BonhcTl,  Frank 

Fishhack  .Joseph.. 

....Xorthtield 

BrolKUi-h  Olc 

Fredhieu  .Joseph.. 

Milliard  OF 

Clark  v!c  Wolf 

Smith  A  Baxter... 

Kssene  tt  Iloppei 

Tsehaim  it  I)e  Gnvs.  .. 

Forticr,  Coplin  &  Co. 
■Gillmau  .V- Ihri- 

Melntvre  C 

.  .  .Oak  Station 

Barnd  it  Sehuler. 

Oakwood.  D  T 

Olivia 

Heiu  H.-nrf 

Ellithorpe  H  B... 
SchactTer  Bros 

IlilUV.  Barker 

Ortonville 

lIo^i^'s^■lllnidt  Alex.. 

Lapre  L 

Osseo 

Jenk^.Iame-; 

Marble  O  B 

Owatonna 

Kelkr.TM 

Mout-onierv  it  Br 

i.se. .. 

Kellev  Bros 

Oppliii-er.J  A... 
Sehafer  .IN 

KticliH  .Joseph 

Lamh.JM 

Stem>kv.John 

Lasher  GAV 

Gurr  .IP 

...Parker,  DT 

Lee  \V  C 

Shurtleff  it  Ilibbe 

t,  , 

Cauirhcvi  Co.... 

Perham 

Mar,h  A  Hoblit 

Friseh  .1  C 

Ma^kell  vi  Chant 

Solliers;  it  Lyonsb 
Hoerter  it  Kick. . . 

■ra,,..Peter.son 

Miller  Ilenrv 

PineCitv 

Miller  Mareus 

Star  HQ 

. . .  .Pine  Island 

Neudeek  .t  Schulze.. 

Tome  II 

Oftermaiiii  Bros 

Banks  it  Glover.. 

..,, Pipe  Stone 

Pase  W  \V 

Rosolack  A 

Plainview 

Rvherg  tt  Co 

Weikel  it  Fedder. 

Salladi&Co 

Milke  Ei;nst 

Potsdam 

Sat  her  Charles 

Paulsen  it  Wheele 

Preston 

Sehultz  E  ct  Bros.  ... 

SaxeKE 

SherlmrueW.T 

•  BraL'-it  Brokow... 

.    ...Red  W ins 

Sill ile V  WiiK.'^f  <«?(•) 
Smith  II  II 

Brecher  Gottlieb. 

Do^vit  GiiptU... 

Smith.!  E 

Eanie.sIIG 

Sumii  A:  Ruff 

Knapplv  it  ElM-rt 

Valeritii.H  Bros 

Rein-liardt  .J  F. . . 

Wi--iiis.MV 

LeiluMiiruth  Georm 

Redwood  Falls 

Woev-nrr  it  Loos 

Nelson  Geor-e... 

Youii-l.Iood 

Stuver  .Varon.  .  . . 

Reed's  Landing 

Peekies  P Minneota 

Baihh   (ienrue... 

Rochester 

Kruei-iniet  F Minnesota  City 

Grimm.!  F 

Petermaii  G 

Luev  it  Uommel  . 

Lutz  .I.)-e|>h Minne-ota  Lake 

Procter  it  Loofbo 

irrow 

Uommel  Bros,  .  .  . 

Hittrr  .V  Davison MonticcUo 

Verplast  N 

.Rochford.  DT 

Stokes  .Iame.s 

Wel'erA 

i'VA/vk  Peter                      Moorhead 

ErderuoodT.... 
Lan-.'t  1 

...    Kosemount 

Erieksiju  .luliu 

IlaiiMi,  Bro-^ 

Nelscii  Ivcr  .Kuni 

im;   Water.  D  T 

IVter-II  F Morris 

J.hciaut    Fiarici;i~ 

ItUNJl    C[l\ 

WiSou  .Ulred Moth-v 

Pitch  and  Gravel  Roofers.  nSl"It.l",f^ 


G.F.Farringionjl 


Keeps  on  hand  the  finest  French,  E:; 
Scotch  and  German  Suiting,  Miuut, 


111)0        MEA 


iSl) 


.MHA 


Meat  -^Barkets.  (Cont'd.) 

Jliller  P  &  Hios Husliford 

Ilalde  PttiT St  Charles 

Mueller  George 

Heuneinanii  it  Kraemer..St  Cloud 

Howard  Joseph 

Mjers  A  Ilaiier " 

\^  etzel  Valentine 

Holie.T  K  K St  James 

Stamper  J  P 

Acly  it  OConnor St  Paul 

Buelke  T  M' '• 

Dyer  G  II " 

Esau  Jehu 

ErberlJohn 

Eiseninenger  J  F 

Eiseniiienger  L 

FalknerF " 

Godboiit  Pierre 

Goette  Jacob 

Gottscliammer  it  Son 

HaaUl  G " 

Kloos  Bros 

Lamb  George 

Liiley  John 

Mclutosli  J  F 

Marty  John 

Marty  d:  Althcn 

Meyer  11  J " 

Moritz  it  llazcuzahl 

Peterson  it  Sfhweizer 

Kebholz  Xiciiolas " 

KederPitCo 

Reese  Gottlieb " 

SchneitliT  Ui-iuy 

Schumann  J  1! 

Shank  David 

SkokJoiin •• 

SkokThnnias •• 

Spant'cubi'i-  .vn)ert 

Swick  Jnscpli ■■ 

Weyl  it  Khrmauutraut  ... 

Wild  J  -M •' 

Davis  S  \V .'.St  Peter 

Hildebraudt  Henrv 

Rausch  J  B 

Davenport  II  it  lo.  ..Sauk  Centre 

Metzger  Jolm 

Reid  J  M 

Cro.is  Entsraus Sauk  lijipids 

Dilger  C Scotland,  D  T 

Gutenberg  John Shakopee 

Koener  .Vnton 

Scott  G  -M Sherburne 

Howie  Matheu-.  .Siou.v  F-dls.  O  T 
Peterson   J   P   it 
Co 


.Sioux  Fall 


.Sprinirlii 


;    Skewes  Hi 

I   FrantzA  Black.  . 

I   Trautman  Joseph 

Bagen  J 

Xussle  P 

Galiaghan  C Spring  Val' 

Merrill  HI 

Schilling  .Vntou.... 

Kampf  A Slru 

Goodrich  Bros Stillu.i 

Hanson  &  Co 

Kilty  Bros 

Lecomb  Charles 

Loeb  it  Albenburg 

Staples  Isaac 

Stein  J SlocKt 

Neal  it  Bradley Sturgis,  1 1 

Hobbs  it  Grant Taylor's  K:( 

Scholen  M T..i 

Brown  D li 

Walingbury Valley  Cn 

Bower  \V  G Vermillion,  |i 

Lackons  Edwaril 

Sharpe  G Vered 

WiUiamsG Vi. 

Eichenberger  Rudolph  .  .Wal  a- 

llernianu  C  E 

Strub  Fred 

Thaney  &  Evans 

KolbE \Va(  .: 

Megge  it  Boetleher WaM. 

Jones  \V Walhalla.  D 

Nilson  E  C Walnut  si  i'. 

Fi.seher  Charles \\  '-' 

Garland  it  Claghorn 

BotzF Wal.rvi 

Riceitl)uade ■; 

Breitki-eutz  John ^^ ' 

Brekke  H  11 Wc-t  Hr.. 

MiluerT Wliite  He..;  I.i 

Hanscom  &  .Mountain.  .   .  \\  i''" 

Parsons  it  Sperry 

Clark  II  M ." Win.i. 

Froehli<-h  it  Co..Winnel>a-.'  ' 
Richardson  J  L.. 

Ruliev   I.saac 

Daering  Charles Win.. 

Krnst  Ch.irles " 

HassJIl 

I-an-JF '• 

Rohwerder  John '[ 

Schumacher  August '[ 

Stark  Charles.  .  .' 

Thoile  Herman 

Thn.l,.  it  S..ren> 

Werner  F  W ,  , 

Miller  K Win-t.'l  I  .■ 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


31   Robert  Street,  8T.  PA 01..  V-''-*- 
MOTTO-  Bqoaie   Dealing   o-.J    «  " 


Dlinif    Pnnl/'C  Mauufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  Corpora^ 

Dldlli\''OUUll\D  tions,  at  low  rates  and  in  best  of  style,  by  F.  F,  HENinG, 
Brackett's  Block,  Minneapolis. 

MEA              BLSINK^S  niKK.    lOUY.              MEH                 1101 

Ford  D  D ■.  .  Witoka       Jacobs  Henry Austiu 

JIor<o  W ■■  Wilhour  George  A-  Sou '• 

13i-rlnw  ()  .V  Co  .  .  .  .Worthiugtou    .   Gould  >.t  Dahl Bismarck.  D  T 

iiridisoii  Will ■•  'ScliittlerFR 

Bierbuck  A WvkotT       TuUv  T  J 

Bray  T  N Yaukton."  I)  T    '.    Km-ster  Emil Blue  J-iirth  Citv 

Brenuan  Patrick.  .  .  •  |    HauberFraak Brownsville 

Stier  it  Ferdinand.  Edill  Joseph   AV(-Sc 

Swearinseu  I)  .1 .  .  ..  ■■  I       titlr.  pugtWl) Caledonia 

Wvman  i^;  Ward.  ..              •  '   Johnson  &  Swausou. Cannon  Falls 

Vj^el  J Ziinibro  Falls   •   Skillerand  J  H Canton.  D  T 

Mueller  Au-u^t Zunibrota    '    Paid  X  C Chatfield 

Powers  v\:  Ki;i)in>ou ,    Mo>*rIins  i-  Lindell Crookston 

Andni.<  Brazil.  . .  .Deadwood,  D  T 

.■^Eechailil'"*"    Tool!*,  Hartend.uf  II  X.. 

,,.         ,              .      .V  '   Jcn.^en  A- McGreu. 

KiiU'^lMiry    <y    I>ra-  j   ErwigOle Delano 

^lor,    (S,   /,.,i!,,„i  /);/..ri.St  Paul    '   Johnson  Ole Dodge  Centre 

..      .-        ,     .,     ,.  Drew  John "I  .Duluth 

-TScdU'al     toF!e;iO«i.        ,   Jame.'^on  Bert Elk  Hiver 

IfiahiiiMiianii   >£i-(!i-  Moeger  it  Christeu.son .  . 

t-al     <<>!loui-     and  Hughes  &  Brewer Far^o,  D  T 

II«»-.l>ilal,  (.--.  ./'/.iCIiica^'ii.Ill  <-"'*'-'n  '■t  Kjellman. . . . 

"  Herter  George Faribault 

Medical    Ell<>(itllte!«.      ;    Herter  Herman         

,  .  ;   \ilsiueyer  Joseph 

Sla^niU'-       l.lo«;lro-  Johnson  D  J Farmington 

riK-riiialaiulIJi-*;-  ,   Chrislock  R  R Fergus  Falls 

«ro-\ai.or        li«»li-         .  '   Quamme  &  Haakous.       ^" 

Uilc    >..   •"_/■■': Hastings  ;   Freeman  Thomas.. Flandreau   DT 

Jliiiueapoh,  M.r-  ^   Sjostrr.ra  P  M Glencoe 

gM-al  Inliriiiary  Belzung  James. Grand  Forks.  D  T 

i-'-V  '"''''„: .Minneapolis  :   McCallura  J  J. , 

Roche>ter  I)Hpcn<ary  for  i   Fjerstad  J  C Granite  Falls 

tie    cure    ot  (  atarrh,  j   Boor  Valentine Hastings 

throat    and    lung   dis-  ;   Fiesler  Bros • 

eases  ._.  ■  •^- •  •  ■  ;  •  ■  •  ■  •  ■  Rochester       Knock  Carl 

t-aleiiif  :^Iodn-al  111-  Oestreich Conrad 

!.litiiU-(.s>  »</.-). bt  Paul       Scott  Peter 

__  ^-.       .  .  '    Sobek  Ferdinand Hokah 

iylerfailllU'.iift'Ht'lfS.       Bartlett  PA Lake  City 

l>uii  Ei  <;  tV Co Chicago    III    :   Ole.son  George 

Dun  li  Git  Cn Minneapolis       Diener  Jacob Le  Sueur 

Mi.Killop  John  it  Co.  ■■  ;    Palmquist  Andrew Litchfield 

Bradstirct  Co  The St  Paul       Landini  Nelson Luverne 

Xortliuesttrn   Coninicrcial  Hansen  J  C 3Iankato 

Agency  (formerly   West-  ,    HuttI  W 

ern) ". "         i   Jorgeusen  <fe  JIadsen " 

Mankato  Woolen  Mufg  Co         ' 

Merchant  Tailors.        Mickeison  oie 

,      ,„  „  .         „      .,  ^?mlth  W   B 

(.V.  abo   Hutluno.   H.tud.)  .    s„„^„     y^    ,,    ^^^    ^^ 

Hanson  H  A Albert  Lea  wtw  343) 

Skan-  B  H ■■  ^    Wa-ner  Geor-e '         " 

V;'""i'l'l  '  ■  ^' tlexandria.  I)  T       Aa^e  K  J  .  .  .  .' Minneapolis 

Irauniao  A  C \.n..ka  «o«loii  One  I'rU-c 

S"""' •-' ■\- ClotliiiiK  Sltircv. 


alvenized  Iron  Window  Caps. 


M.  H.  Orlttenden  & 

C-3.,  6thand  Sibl^v 
sU.,  &•.  Panl,  lii:;a' 


Largest  Siock  Crockery  M( 


the  State.    E.  A.  HA" 
MON  &  CO.,   Minneapol, 


MER 


,■  KS.  1 


MIL 


;^Iei*i*liaiit  Tailors. 

(CoiiliniK-,1.1 

Bi-edin?  .1  O Minneapolis 

Clrtrk  W   \V 

EvcTunl.T  H 

Fari-iiiuloii  (i    V, 

(.S,^,,,//»,^) 

G:iUn_'lu-r  George 

■Gliiek  .1   r. 

Han-nii  iV:  Tuvnquisi . 
II<tr:iii  I'"'.!  (.'^i  "f!'-) 

.Mev.t  P  .V  Son 

Monin  Mi<'lKiel 

Xewliorn  .IK 

Provan  .J  .1 

Shei-t   Wni 

Sueban.Mk  Antlionv.  . 
Thomp-on  .1   II...:.. 

To\vlfl^l>^>- >n 

Wiek  Martin 

Evan-  Mr*  Sarali Moorliea.l 

Diinkel  Echvanl New  Ulni 

Marina-  TO NorlhtieM 

Van  B^i-kirk  .John 

S<l,weii;el  C  F Ortonvijl,' 

Cottier''.lolm Owatoi.na 

Ko-ko  E.lwanl 

Berii-M  H Ked  Winj;- 

Boxruil  IJro- 

.Gros>  UK 

Jacob-on  A  M 

Krei.-er  Robert 

Xor(|\ii-t  .lolin 

PeterM.n  N  I 

Nottnu-\  .-r  Au-u-t.R.'ed  s  Lanrtin- 
BiaKe  .1  I>  A  fo.  .  .  .Rochester 

.John>on.\:  llan^.n 

John>on(.)\-  Cn Rushford 

Mathi.son  .lol.n 

Sten.seug  .1  .1 

Stihraann  Win St  Charles 

Ander-ou  l>ina St  Paul 

Barlhel  Dondnir   - 

Croouiiidst,  Peter'^onA  Co 
Falicj  l"c  r;iii«  (n,  ,<,/,) 

Fisher  Luui.- •• 

Geiseuhevner  Wni 

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Hau-le,l  A  L •■ 

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Krever  CharU- 

MeGratli   \V  I " 

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Mver.t  Gall. 


Nichaus  Wni St  I'oil 

Olseu  Louis ■• 

Palmes  Georire 

:   Picha.Iohn.: •• 

!   Popp  C  E ■• 

1   Pusch  C  F 

}   Sandell  John 

i  Sflicfor.*  l{i-ollicr« 

:        (Sr,-l,ftlwi,<nj„Ua„.l!,„.\        ■■ 

Walla  Anton 

Blomber-  G  A  .^  Scni Si  1'.  irr 

,    Schwartz  Mieliael Shaknp.  ■■ 

>    Dahl  lit  Skoven..Sioii\  Falls.  I)  T 

i   Johnson  L  0 

i    RogneesG  11. . . . 

'   Salkowske  C Slc-pv  K\.- 

Avcl.sc-onl  Ole Sprin-  Vail.  \ 

HulorFredrrirk Stillw„i.-V 

Daiinond  W  I! 

I.iindald  J  P 

Thon  Bros 

Leske  Ernst Taylors  F:,il. 

Riant  I'lter Vermillion.  I)  1' 

Peseh  .Matldas Wab;,s|,., 

S.hniidt  .lohn 

Everett  iV:   Kekenhrek Wmm,  .. 

Wevraileh  Conrad ■• 

Anderson   .l,>lin Wrl!> 

Ft.rsslrou  ( )lof Willinu 

ChrisienM'n  Thoina.s 

Wiimehaffo  Cil\ 

i    BaiTie  James Winonn 

Brcslauer  Harris 

Evans  E 

I   FiseherBros " 

llu-hes  J,,l,n •• 

Kasimnr.  I'rnrl„.u  it/ .V;  Co       ■■ 

M<Cruinisl,  J, ,1m ■ 

Cavalirr   Peter    .  ...Yankton.  P  T 

1   Gradv  Miclia.l 

I   Ilackrr  A  <;rt'lKT 
Meistrik  Frank.... 

•  .^li(l<lliii^>    Purilur 
1  Jliiris. 

•  Bierbauer  Jacob Mank..:-^ 

Fender  A:  Cuthbertson ..  . 

Guilder  A  R •' 

Kil-k  .\  II  (.S,  <,-/,■!.  .Miniieapoi'. 

Pray  (J  A  A  (  o 

Reynolds  David ' 


->Sill  Eliirr  l>ri»fr'«. 

Mill  Hiirr  Driver  Co.. Minn.-,,p.  ; 


CASH  ASSETS 


OVER   S(5,000,000.    Tbe     New  Ecd*- 

Life"  is  PURELY  MUTUAL.    J.  J.  WAT.^iK 

St.  PruI,  General  Agent  for  Minnwoti. 


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^Blll  Fiirilislior*.  Ila«lu>\v,  Mai«h  A 


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(Set  mh) C'liicasru,  111    ;    x-.  ^'  1'^; ^,  t>     , 


Wool  SON  J  H. 


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Doii^'las    A    llall  

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(N,  ?.//,//,„.<) ■•  I  (Tl7»-/(*(/,.) 

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IMMiM>..  ^v ''■"'-■>  "  .       A  to  (S,  ,/,/,■).... Miiiii,M!...iU 

Kirk   A  II  (.S.  ./<'-■)  ■■  ;    Willie  .V-  Dunliam,  ..  . 

Xorlh   *itar    Iron  I   Gordon  \-  F.-r-UMm Si  Paul 

Work* •'  '   Opixnli.  im  J  Iv  (.Y. 

PrayOAiC. -  SHmltr  c'.  W,-is. ■• 

ITnioii  Iron  A^'k*.  Wolf  Mary 

Relianco    Ma<iihu-  (fl^'V.) 


1   '  Hartiitan  Mr.-,  .M 

,  HiiiK-liau-h  Mrs  E.I. 

,1   1  Miller  Mrs  M  A 

Richanls  T  K  A-  Co. . 

wo''o1so\^j  H •■      I  ?,t';g'-:?ii--;,J; 

Ilai^'iit   AV  '£.,  „    ,     ,,.     ,,„ 

(S.i<nir,p.  7.51).. Winueliu-o  City   i  g^'"';'';^?'-^!-"'^-' 


WUs  {.'<.■.■, nlr) 

Dt'i»c«'  A  I..aAV<>oii  ( 

arf  (■) 

Rugg  Horace  P  . 


Bell  Mr>ES....Ak',\auaria.  DT 


Fitch  Mivs  Marv Vnoka 

Jacobs  Mr>  AC ■ 

Lint  Mrs  S  W •' 

ButU-r  H  C Minneapolis   ,   Pavue  Mrs  W  W '■ 

Cros>  J  K  A  Co,  j   P;,"rkliurst  .Mrs  DA Appletoa 

{S<'^'tdi) ■■  ]   Cowin- Misse-.  II  M.V  S..,  Austin 

KonntMl}  i:d\v"d,  ,    MiAlillin  Mr-  N  C 

(•^''  '"''■> "  i    Clianl  .V  S.I, milt Belle  Phiiue 

Tlierioii    J    O  i-Nf  :    Y.,^t  >V  Srlnan/ 

"<^'-t "  :    B,-n>.  1  .Mrs  i  II Beu^jn 

Gelihanlt  Miss  H  E.BiMuarek.DT 

Ives  Mrs  Harriet... 
Bowker     .V     Eu- 
t'ro>>«  J   H  A    to,  strum  .Mi^>es     UUioniin''  Priirie 

(■'^'  '"''■> .Minneapolis       (^-o,,,  ^[,;  ^  -[•    '  '  .7 

,,.„ ,.  Garris,>nMi-~.I  E.15U;.-  Eaitl,  Citv 

3IlII     >tlI»l)llC«..  llunlin-t.iii  S  1!.  . 

Caunet  A  B.-i.l Minneapolis      .lohn-on  .Mi^sL.. 

«'ro-x  .1   K  A    to,  :    Woolerv.MrsK  !!. 

(N,   ,«/,■) ■■  !    Granileieinverre  .Mr- (  ...Braiiienl 

I>oa:;las  A    llall,  Sim.  Mr-  .1  I lin.un-lale 

(.--.    <>.'•) ■■  Pereival  Mi-T lirown-viile 

4iinrin   \V  F  A  to,  ■    AlilM.tt-  .Mis  M  E (  alr.l.nia 

[S,  I,.,,  I,,,.., Haines  .Mr-  .M 


.mil  Pick  5IniV 


.>IiII  Stonci 


Builders'  Hardware  "f,^C™™slf:s 


IfYouWanfaCoiiiplete 


Modern  Flour  Mill,  see  W,  F. 
Guun  &  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Mina. 


1104 


Mil. 


MINNKSllT. 


l>AKOT. 


MIL 


^lilliiiery  Ciioods. 

(t'ontinued.) 

West  Mis  E  B Caledonia 

Shuttleworth  3Irs. .  Caledonia,  D  T 

Holm  O Canby 

Parks  >[rs  C.  .Cannon  River  Falfs 

Jenkins  Mrs  S  .1 Canton.  D  T 

Lokeu  >Irs  L 

Woodnifl  Mrs  E  M .  . 

Bloedel  JIrs  Barbara Carver 

Ketterer  iV  Nassie  Mrs  and 

Miss Chaska 

Mever  Mrs  Fredcrica 

Bradburv  Misses  E  A  and 

EM..". Chatfield 

Greenlee  Miss  M  E 

Twitcliell  Mrs  M.JC... 

Hanke  Miss  M Claremont 

Linton  K 

Lynns  R Clear  Water 

Letting  well  .J Concord 

Jennings  3Ii>  E  M Crookston 

Clark  Mrs  R  A   .  .Deadwood.  D  T 
EUi.jtt  Mr- E  M,. 
Peel)ks  Mrs  J  W. 
Smith  Mr>M   C. 

Silver  Mrs  M  W Delano 

Trotl  Mi-i  A-ne- " 

Joliu-dii  .Mrs.  .  .  .  -Delavan  Station 
Hagc-r^V  Xisl).t.  .Del!  Rapids.DT 

Seaman  Mr-  J  I Detroit  City 

Skiuui.-r  .Julia DexteV 

Anderson  Mi.-se^  M 

&  I) Dodce  Centre 

Hubbard  Mrs  C  V.. 

Boudv  R  W Dover  Centre 

BondV  I-aae Duluth 

Foste'r  Mrs  A  11 - 

ilcDou-aU  Mi^s  Anna " 

ilerriU  ^liss  A • 

Law  MrsTR Eden.  D  T 

Bcgfrs  Mrs  C  W,  ..Elk  Point.  D  T 
Havens  Mrs  E  E.. 

Gearbart  Mr>  P  A Elk  Rivor 

Lewis  t\:  Xifkuison.  . . 

Eddv  Mi-OI  M Kxeelsior 

Mcri.ll;iud  Mi-s.-s  E  I  A: 

E  H Evota 

liullarilMr.  F( Fairmont 

Gould  Mr..  ()  (■ 

Headl.v  .N!r<  F 

Chapin  Mi-s  M  1! Farso.  DT 

Tavioi  Mr-   \  .■- 

Dike  -Ml-  \N    II FMril.ault 

Flei-lur  Mr-  Ib-ln, • 

Gow.lv  Mr-. I  K 


Peace  Mrs  F  G Faribault 

Murphy  Miss  S  E " 

Emery'Miss  C Farniington 

.    Lister  Mrs  (ieorge. ..  . 

I   Smith  Mr-  L  E Fergus  Falls 

Underwood   Miss  .M  J      '  ■• 
White  .Mrs  D  S. .  .Flandreau,  I)  T 

Clark  Mr- CP Garv,  DT 

Sheldon  Miss  E  S "'■ 

Looniis  Mr-  S  A Glencoc 

PixIeyMrsME '• 

Snow  Mrs  MA 

LeFevre  Miss Glvud..n 

O'Neill  MissM Grai'cville 

Ames  Mrs  L  E.  .Grand  Forks, DT 
Naglc  Miss  il  E 
Trepauicr    Miss 

MA 

Hadlev  Mrs  Ottelia.  .Granite  Falls 
Sanders  Miss  M  A... 

Herb.st  Miss  Bertha lla-tiiig" 

Moorhouse  Mrs  S  E 

Persons  Mrs  C 

Allanson  Mrs  .IS Henderson 

James  MrsXC..- 

Stucke  3Irs  M  G  K 

I   Tierncv  Mrs  Marv 

I   LottesMissL  C". Hokah 

I   Mover  Mrs  S  II ■ 

Ives  Mrs  Annie Hutchin-on 

Todd  Mr,  C  L 

1    Davis  Mr- 1 Jackson 

:    Wood  Mr-  .Ir-.-e •■ 

i    Grover  Mrs  1) Jaue-ville 

1    Callen.ler.'v.   Davi,l-on Jonli.n 

Denni-  Wilhelm ■' 

Iluutlev  MrsS  L K.issnn 

I   Ridibci^g  .Miss  A  A-  Co....      '■ 

I   Eversoii  E  .M Lake  Citj 

I   Goettiii-  Mrs  H 

Kimball  Mrs  J  A 

ReidMrsCC 

I   Stevens  Mrs  II  A 

;    Comeford  Mrs  M Laiieshorn 

I    Ilorheim  .Miss  J '. 

Hull  Mr- SE 

'    McAidiffe  Mr,- E  M.  . .  . 

I    Bird-ell  W  F Lead  Citv.  D  T 

1   Burnham  L  M  .t  FM l.e  Kov 

;    Brown  .Mr- J  I Lc  Sueur 

j    Kellev  Mrs  C  .M Litchtield 

!   Pi.vley  MrsM  1 

j    Richanl.son  Mrs  J  I).... 

I   DveMis<  D Lo,li.  I)  T 

H"ehu  J  I [,uv,.,Mc 

l.eaeh  Mi-  .M 

'    Levee  .Mr-  M  K 


SCHEFERS  BROS. 


Importers  of  Fine  Woolens,  No.  40 
E.  Thiid  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 


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MIL 


BUSINESS    l)IRECrOU\ 


.MIT, 


11(15 


Nolan  Mrs  J McCaukwille 

Brace  Mrs  C  S ilabel 

Melheira  P  F Madelia 

ClousU  Mrs  A  K. . .  .Madison,  I)  T 

Dittman  Mrs  Mary Maukato 

Fowler  Mrs  FH 

McConuell  W  W  P  &  Co 

Taylor  Mrs  W 

Shultes  Mrs  GD Mautorville 

Todd  Mrs  M 

Ch-edecutt  Miss.  .Maplftou  Station 
Farnswortli  .Mrs  C  M.  .  .  .Marslmll 
Reminiagtun  Mrs  L  L.  . .. 

Stewart  .Mrs  E  .V 

Beisaug  Tlieresa Marvstowu 

Beeniaa  Mi-s  E  S M'edford 

Tyrrill  Miss  Katie 

Darrow  .Mrs  .\ .Millville 

Balcou  O  S Minnuupolis 

Bond  .Mrs  M  G 

Dorcho-tcr  S -M 

Elliott   Mr^I) 

Goodwin  .IB 

Gral.ill  I  M 

Hamilton  Mrs  .1  H... 

IIolni.MrsC 

Laviixne  Francis 

MacCarthv  Mrs.J  .A... 

Morrill  .M'rs  M  .T 

Oswald  M.iria 

RobbinsFA 

Spenecr  M 

TLilmult  Mrs  C 

^VcE)t>  IB  C 

Ringliam  .Miss  S  -M Minneota 

McCnuv  Mrs Minnesota  Lake 

Bissttt  .Miss  E  K Montevideo 

Head  Miss  EE 

Gallow  A  Kreis Monticello 

Clarke  Mrs  X  .V Moorhead 

Roberts  .^Irs  .M  A 

Fitzjurald  Mrs  .\  J Morris 

Whitelev  .Mrs  M  A " 

Belli,-  Mrs  M  B Monistown 

Wilson  .Mrs  C .Motley 

Whit^iker  Mrs  A Murdock 

Smith  Mi.ss New  Buffalo.  D  T 

Palmer  .Mr>  C  K.  .  .New  Richland 

Erd  Mrs  L New  Ulm 

OUlins  .Mrv  .Vine- 

^Ve^tpUal   Mi.<;  T 

Slarkwcalhcr 

Susan North  Branch  Station 

Lev  Mr>  L  C Xorthticld 

Mot!  Mr>  S  (■ 

Whitlicr.l-  I!ni.h.Misse> 
Yoiiiiu-  .Ml-  .M   U 


'   Kecle  Miss  *  Co Olivia 

I   Brown  Mrs  L  T Oronoco 

\   EI  well  Mrs  M  M OrtonviUe 

!    Schcman  Mrs  J  B Osakis 

i   Cartwright  Mrs  L  AV    .  ,()wat(>uu« 

1   Gilbert  Mrs  N  A 

I   Holt  Mrs  EC 

Seigle  MrsM  K 

!    Baik y  .Mi,ss  il  A Parker,  U  T 

!    Uarrincton  Miss 

]   Ostrander  .Miss  E Payne^ville 

Lackey  Mrs Pelican  Rapids 

I   DeBlun   Miss  .\nnette Perhani 

;   Scheidecker  .V 

'   Brvan  MrsM  U Pine  Citv 

'   Faldcn  .Mrs  C Pine  Lslund 

1   Hawkins  Mrs. I 

Arthur  Mrs  E  .J Pipe  Stone 

I    Kelloin.'c  Co Plaiuview 

Lambie  il 

'    Parker  R  A Pleasant  Grove 

i   Schueb  Anna P..t>da!n 

I    Cameron  Mrs  M  F Preston 

i   Thienie  Mrs  A 

j    Bo.xrud   Bros Red  Wing 

Graham  J  .V 

I   Hoyt  H  H  cV  Co 

1    Redmond  Miss  Helen.  .. 

I   Long  Miss  L  W. . .  Redwood  Falls 

I   WaUon  MrsTE.. 

!   Brown  H  A  A  Co Rochest.-r 

I   Dohertv  .Miss  L  W 

Evens  iMissL  W 

I   RensloweMrs  AH 

Dickinson  D Rockford 

.    Smart  Ida 

1    Freer  .Mrs  Nellie Rush  City 

Baerma  Miss  L Rusbfor'd 

!    Loeken  Mrs  HH 

!    Ross  .Mrs  C  A 

1   Gjeithus  O Sacred  Heart 

j   Robertson  Mrs  EI St  Charles 

1   White  Misses  M&  M.  , 

;   Clarke  Miss  F  E St  Cloud 

I   DeBlun  Mi-s  .\ 

i    Schafer  Miss  Marv 

■■   Thomas  Mrs  E  .]." 

I   Melheim  Mis-  M St  James 

Barker  .Miss  Carrie St  Paul 

I    Batty  Mrs  J " 

[    rfioi)cr  it  \Vilc(.>.\ 

'    Ilaren  Jliss  .\lice 

lla/.cn  .Vbrara "  ■ 

.Tones  Ml -.T.T " 

Liui-  Heuiv •' 

,    Macklelt  .Mis  Of ■• 

,   .Martinke  l.udwig 


Wiison  &  Jordan, 


James  K  'Wilaon,  Eobeit  ¥.  Jora.-m, 
AEOHITEOTS,  Minneapolis,  Miuu. 


LampG 


^-,jJ^    Table  Outlay  and   Plated  Vva.-e,  at  (.. 
•vJUOi  Jolinsons  Crockerv  Hmisft.  SlS^-'hici.-...; 


'J  Jolinson's  Crockery  House,  ^^^  ^i'n 


1106 


-^HL 


.AllX 


^liiliiifry  <i;o(»d!(. 

(Continued.) 

Olsen  Miss  A  B St  Paul 

Ritchie  Miss  G  A " 

Schmidt  Mrs  E 

SchultzFJ 

Schwartz  Mrs  M 

Walker  Miss  \  D 

WernerMrsM 

Winley  Miss  Mary " 

Hargis  Miss  S  K St  Peter 

Strand  Mrs  S  O 

Bishop  G  M Sauk  Centre 

Berens  Michael Shakopee 

Brown  &  Plunistead  Mrs 
and  Miss 

Busse  iS:  Herdenrich 

Hall  Mrs  Josephine 

Scherkenbach    Mrs   Bar- 
bara   

Uill  Mrs  Marv Sherburne 

Brvan  Mrs  W"  H   Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

McCall  i-  Blaneli- 
ard 

ObertMrsW.. 

RiceOE&Co 

Kiium  Mrs  T Sleepy  Eve 

Talbot  Mrs  E  V 

Andrews  Mrs  S  E.  ..Sprins  Valley 

Kelley  LMi  Co... 

Metcalf  Mrs  A 

Alenberg  Louis Stillwater 

Field  Miss  FA 

Glass  Miss  D  B  

Jordan  Miss  F  E 

Siebold  Mis<J 

Smith  Mrs  E  P 

Peaslee  Mrs  Wm  .  .  .Taylor's  Falls 

Costello  Miss.  .  Turtle  Hiyer.  D  T 

Mason  Miss. ... 

Knight  Miss  M.  ..Vermillion.  D  T 

Oakley  Mrs  S  A .  . 

McCullum  Mrs  MA...  .Verndale 

Montgomery  Mrs  Minnie. 

Washburne  Mrs  E  \V, 

Vernon  Centre 

Klein  Mrs  Christina Wabasha 

Morton  Mrs  W  U 

Redmond  Miss  Winifred. 

Rockwell  Mrs  Cornelia.. 

Jones  Mrs  Xeltie  I Wadena 

Callahan  Miss  J Waseca 

MyrirkMrsSW 

Sutter  Mi^sC - 

Welch  Mrs  K  0 

Dickenson   Mrs  A Wells 

Johnson  Mrs  E  K • 


Merrill  Mrs   L  \ 

Chrijtiansen  Mis>Martli:i 
!   Locke  Si>ter> 

DuuuiclilT  Mrs  H ^ 

Ellis  &  :May 

Smith  Mrs  "A 

DarlineMrs  N  J.Winiieb 

McDonald      Mi.-,s 
Jennie 

Weed  Mrs  MA.. 

Frank  Bruno 

Ilirth  FE 

Villauraie  Jeannetle 

Wade  iV  Bovin 

Law  Mrs  G Wort 

Coggins  Mrs  E  J .  .  .  Yankl 
,   Doherty  &  Coleman 
I   LyonsMrsCA^^cCo 
1   Morrow  Mrs  E  J .  . 

j   Carpenter  Mrs  K  1 /.' 

I   Walker  Miss  H  F 


Milliiierj    Tret'-  :»in1 

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ilulloii  C  (   iV  (  o. 


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Hammond  IB.  .  Deadwoml.  1> 

Gravel  X Gnivvlv:' 

Van  Wie  J Mant..- 

Walters  P'' L 

Cross   J    It    A   to 

{S-r,„lr) MiM,H..l.M 

Gil II II  W  V  tV  to 

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;    Kirk  \  II  i.sr  .»/.■) 

'   Poole  Wm.V:  Co 

1  »iliiiler  K  <. 

I   E,stabrookG  M Ne"  f" 

I    Willsey  A  S ^'"  •  ^ 

1    Andrews  T  J Sil.ert  r.- 

;    Dicker.<;on  X  W T'^ 

Young  T TWM  l;,>. 

'      :T2illivri^iit  Tool*. 

'   llilU>r.\  K(.-vv,„/r,..Mi,ii,-^.i'- 

i      .Miners     <««J<I  aiKl 
i  Silver. 

Father  De  Smet  Cjii-'mi 
dated  GoM  Minim;  l  ■■ 
(sold  iiuarl/..  yOslainpsi.  . 

Ccnirai  l  ii.\ .  '' 


Bali's  Patent  Infailibis 


Double  Ohronomentric  Aita 
meat  Time-Lock,  46  Jackson  Si' 


Hasiiow,Maish&  Davis, 


ENGINE  WOKK  a  Sp^cbUr- 

Cur,  2a  St.  and  Fifth  Ave.  So  i:!i, 

Minneapolis,  Jliim. 

>[IX  i-.rsiNKss  i.iRErroRY.  ^fUS  HOT 

G.irrteu  Citv  Hvdraulic  Co              .  Roderick  Dim  Gold  :Miuiii,- 

(placfv  -o"M).  iCi-ntral  Citv.  O  T    ',  Co(j:old  (iuar<7).DL-adwoo.l.  0  T 

Golden   Gate    G0I.I    Minini:               '  Duncan  Savase  .t   Co 

Co  (sold  n't/,).. Central  Citv.  DT   j  Ilavwa'.a.  D   T 

Gopher   CoDMilidate.l    Cld"  Giant  and  Old  Abe  Miniii:: 

MiuiD-Coicrold.iiiartz).  Co  (srold) Lead  City.  DT 

"    Central  Cilv,  D  T  Highland  Mining  Co  (gold. 

Great  Eastern  Gold  llinins               |  120  stamps) Lead  City.  D  T 

Co(gold  quartz. -30  stamp-^i  Home     Stake     Mming    Co 

Central  Citv.  D  T   i  (gold,  200  stampslLcad  City.  D  T 

Justice    Consolidated    Gold'               |  Pierce     Gold     Mining     Co 

Mining  Co  (gold  .[uartzl.  .               |  (gold) Lead  (  ity,  D  1 

Central  Citv.  D  T   I  Deadwood  Mining  Co  (gold. 

Milwaukee  Jlininir  Co  (gold  (60  stamps). .  .    .Terraville.  D  T 

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Schulte  .lolui 

Smitli  L  I) 

Hill  I'P Pleasant  (inn. 

YoumrCT. Red  Wi:.- 

Blake  .1  D  i^  Co Roeli.  -i.r 

Macomljer  Miss  L  S 

Xelson  Andrew 

Dickson  C Kushfo.  | 

Anu.shinsky  Harris St  I'.n; 

Berkman  VVm 

DickinscmSG ■ 

Hesse  i-  Damcke • 

.lacohv  II  .1 Si  I',  i.  r 

Wood.I  X Sauk  l;..;    :. 

Adams  E  G  II Sprini:  \  a!  ■  • 

Read  FE Stillu  ,■•  r 

Anderson  C Valley  Cilv.  |i  1 

PeakeG Ua.l.i.. 

Moses  Abraham Wi,,..,;, 

Xur.«eryinf  II. 
Oculi!i>(<>  and  Auri«««. 

Martin  H  D \ii-iii. 

Quinn  .1  R Farib:.,,:! 

Bendcke  Carl .Minnea|H.ii« 

Giuham  B  F 

Halflii.lc  .Mark 

Nelson  Peters 

Lavell  ClI ...-^l  l'<"i 

Minnesota    Eye    and    Ear 
Infirmary 

Oil  Tank*. 

.\ojc«  Bios    iV  <'iil- 
U-r.  (a-eiits  AVibon  \ 


A^  :  ^&^  t^A     General  Agent  Hall'B  Safe  .<-: . 
.  iSlgTOrdjLock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL,  Miux 


i      P7     TP^i^^iDTf^l^J     E^leAn-'tCANTOt!  PLOWS,  Tiger  RaWs.Rj 
;.    O.     a   ills  ^.^  I  fJPJ,  <l--«!lf '"'"nrii-^H -rows,  Triani,,h  Seeders,  Ml 


Mil- 
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1115 


PVimiiird  Oil  Co St  Paul 

While  S   C Winona 

Optician. 

{&'eai\*j  ]Vtilch'.\  Ch>ck.-<andJticdiy.) 
Boeringer  Peter St  Paul 

Organ  ^Ifliifi*"*. 

Nichols  G  II Minneapolis 

Culbath  <V  R  uSv 

adr) Saranac.  Jlich 

St  John  T  F Winona 

Ovens,    Reii  olvsiiji 
aiid  iSoSar*. 

Fish  A  J  &i  i.n.  . .  .C'luoago.  Ill 

Oveiall  MnJiv*. 

Brecher,  P.echt  >V  Co St  Paul 

Nevens  F   \\ 

Over-fjJaiter  MnlVs. 

The   X   J:  GtTi-v  Uver- 
Gaiter  Co...." Chicaao.Ill 

Oysfeivs. 

Jones  R  F Minneapolis 

Packc!'«i— Beef  and 
Pork. 

Karmanv  J  M M.uikato 

Bidwell  It  Co Minneapolis 

Hill  i-  Bark.T 

Siniioj    Mill,     (.Srf^ 


Ileydcrstaedt  F  V 


Lamb  Henrv  &  Sons St  Paul 

McMillan  J'T " 

O'Leary  J  J 

Anger  Gustav Winona 

Paiiitt'rsi. 

(Fre.-co.) 
SkiiiiuT  I,  J,  (."v^ 

(iilr) Minneapolis 

Weiiiarcl  John, 

(."vrm/f) 

(Carruiffe.) 

Annis  S  W Faribault 

Keith  Albert Grand  Meadow- 
Taylor  R  W Ilokah 

Cannon  .Iame.-< Mankato 

Rankin  H  X Minneapolis 

Beric  1,  11 Rochester 

Kane  J  E Stillwater 

Marsh  GW 

(//'>'(»(■  and  Siffti.) 

Annis  J  Q Albert  Lea 

Daniels  Peter 

Olson  A  Malmberg Austin 

Witham  W  H " 

Andi-rsou  T  A Appleton 

Hurlburt  J  C 

Turner  J  vtW • 

Lane  Hugh Audubon 

Hasten  J  S. . .  .Belcher's  Furd.D  T 
Monroe  F  J.  .Big  Stone  City,  D  T 

Hanns  Josenh Birdlslaud 

Hans  J  A..'. 

ClilT  Bros Bismarck.  D  T 

Myre  E  K Blooming  Prairie 

Pease  Evigene.  . .  .Blue  Earth  City 
McKenzie  Bros, 

Cannon  River  Falls 
Shufelt  *  O'Neill.  .  ..Canton.  D  T 
A(Iain>  S  E Cedarville 


JJ^S    B    BOOC3-E  Sc  CO. 


>  > 


FINE    HAMS   A   SPECIALTY.     ALSO    DEALERS    IN   SALT. 

74  S=-:i\LZrZ  Ct-.zr,  Z'ZXTTz.. 


kWMnfP.JR  ^I^SON  &  JORDAN,  ^^tlS^l 


*l.  J^i  w"t 


SPRING  0VERCBATsrr:t^t"::»:,:;:: 


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MIN'XKSOTA 


DAKOl 


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PsiiulCI'S.      (Continued.)     ! 

Powers  AC Clear  Water   I 

Churchill  C Crookston 

Bacou  O Dassel 

Bealcs  G  W Deatlwood,  D  T 

Cornell  Wm " 

Kicnier  II  H 

Sjiii<lt'r*oii    A 
I.eeiiiaii,  (S^' 


Sims  P  H Delano 

Hovt  .IE Dell  Hapids.D  T 

LaVaquc  J  H Duluth 

Costar  Wra Elk  Point.  1)  T 

Scaiuans  S  A Excelsior 

Thomson  L    M Evota 

Hill  i;n>s Fairmont 

Cornell  .111 Farso,  DT 

Farncv  W  H Faribault 

Shipman^t;  Co " 

Dexter  C  W Gary.  D  T 

Clark  S  J Geno;'. 

Reid  P Qlyudon 

Sabin  F 

Steep  &  McNeil. Grand  Forks.  D  T 

Brazee  E  J Granite  Falls 

.  Larjou  Michael 

Stultz  T Hastings 

Siblcv  E  II Ilawlev 

Kusseil  H   H Henderson 

Knapp  S  S Jamestown,  D  T 

Spencer  HA .Tancsvilie 

Hartmau  Charles Lake  City 

Smith  G  A Lanesboro 

Johnson  &  Chadwick. . .  .Le  Sueur 

Klofslrom  A Litchtield 

Fowler  J  W Mankato 

Manderl'eld  it  Williams.  . 

Throdahl  Ole 

Beecroft  F Marion.  D  T 

Crosby  >.t  Catlin Marshall 

Bailey  M Millville 

Babcock  Walter Minneapolis 

Bausmani- Cumminirs 

Cook  A  L ■• 

Cook  tt  Davis 

Enstad  C  P 

Pay  Philip 

GorielE 

Gray  George 

Johnson  T  B 

Legg  &  Tanner 

Linderman  it  Locke . . 

Miller  A-  Glover  

O'.Vcil  BrotluTo, 

{Seeadc)   

Rankin  K  J 


Hussell   II  C Minne!.|~.li. 

^kiiiiicr  L    J    (.'vr 

"(Ir) 

Titus  it  Gunneson... 
Vincent  it  Teutcnbcrg 
Wilson  J  C&  Son. ..". 

WooIsevJ   V 

Black  Charles Monlrvi.l.s. 

Bertram  AH Monlirrli.> 

Collin  J  W 

Lon-fellow  J   II 

Ilutchins  Ilcurv M..ir;. 

Mosius-  S  O..; Nersii:m.l 

Ilir.sch  John New  I  :,„ 

BrunslK-r-  Ole Xcirlliii.  !■! 

Ilamlv  D"C OrlonviU, 

Lahiti  W  J Owai.iniin 

Haines  W Pavne-vill. 

Will  J  J Pi'peSlc.n.' 

Winter  J Potsdnin 

Hawkins  W  E Red  \\\nc 

Peterson  itEdstrom. ... 

Walser  John 

Youngdahl  N  S 

Chuk' John Uoehe-t.T 

(  urle  it  Duftc.n 

Dates  II  it  Co 

Fankh.iuscr  Bros 

Klau-oim  J  If 

.McCabeJII 

Miller  it  Johnson 

Patterson  D  T 

Bronk  Joseph Rush  City 

Lee  Albert 

HincsO  O St  Cl.niJ 

Athey  H  H St  I'huI 

Banlle  J  A  it  Bro " 

Beck  it  Hank •■ 

Bcrttossi  Frank 

Carlson  it  Blomiren 

Crocker  E  F.  jr? " 

Fitzgibbon  P  F •■ 

Fn'V  it  Czerkowitz 

Godske  John 

Grout  F  R " 

Judson  it  Brack 

Krahmerit  Son 

Liednian  Charles 

Liednian  John 

Miller.  Anderson  it  Roth- 

an.son 

Shank  it  McKay '' 

Sloan  it  Donv 

Williams  C  ii ,'' 

Hctherimilon  Ramsey St  1  oter 

Perry  C  N " 

Powell  WO ■■ 


PerkinSj  Lyons  &  Co. 


31    Robert  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  M:::! 

E«UbUshed  1859.   Oldest  Liqaor  »•*:• 

en  la  St.  VvH 


LOUIS  J.  SKINNER, 

Bcc  orator. 


fall  Papers,  Paints,  Oils, 

VAKMSSII^S,  fSESI  Slli:!!>, 

H.  W.  Johns'  Asbestos  Materials, 

KOii.i:i£  C4>^  i:(ii\<r;!«  VM>  K<M»i'i\4;s. 

General   Eastern  Agent  for  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
of  Enoch  Morgan's  Sons  Co. 


House  and  Sign  Painting 

Hardwood  Finishing-  and  Paper  Hanging 
done  in  an  Artistic  manner.     First- 
class  Work  Guaranteed. 

<>'r:iiiiin;i.  ISmimIxi  4m>(I   I'iiii^liiit;;  :ii!(]  ('cilsiiu 
Dt'cornlioii.  a  S[)cciall>. 

14  and  IG  Third  St.  South.  Minneapolis.  Minn. 


..J„  I 


Fnrnish  Shaftings,  Pulleys,  etc.., 
on  short  notice,   Cor.  2d  St.  fad 


nd^!iuvj;i7ia 

IdliU^U 

aVIdjrifth   Ave.  Soitli,  liinneapoliB. 

PAi 

USINKSS    I 

ii;i:rT..KY.          PI  10               1117 

Andcrhurir   J    A: 

Son...t Sioux  Kails,  D  T 

Diivij  Leonard. . 

DuiHi  lircK " 

F  iruham  IM  11   Spring  ViUley 

eson  01c 

an  Buskirk  A-  Webster.  Stilhvator 

right  i&  Mosier 

Odj-  F  F Sunny  side,  D  T 

,rman  Andrew.  Vermilliou,  D  T 

lodes  C  F 

imeston  AC Wabasha 

iffith&  Fess Warren 

ans  F Warsaw 

les  Wm Waseca 

mderfield  Hubert 

den  Wni Wells 

.Kstrom  &  Bercrley Willmar 

Grafton  J  II ...".. ." Winona 

Johnson  A 

Adams  F  W Yankton,  D  T 

Anable  &  Kelley.  .  . 

Seraple  &  Munroe. . 

Tobin  Wm 

Kellet  W  B Zumbrota 


Paiiifx,  OiU,  VAv. 

{St-e  aho  Ilnrdtcun.  ,iho  Di'i'jui'-U.) 

(W/io/fMk.) 
<ireeiMV<)od  Jaool) 

(.Sr  ,nlr) St  Louis,  Mo 

Xoyt's  Bios  &  t'liller 

(.V,;  adr) St  Paul 

(MeUiil.) 

La  Vaque  J  H Duluth 

Wheeler  .IB Faribault 

Rannev  W  S Grand  Mcadow 

Menderfeld  tV  Williams.  .Mankato 
Skiiiiior   L,   J   (.S-v 

mir) Minneapolis 

Scarf  G  B  .t  Co Pipe  Stone 

Weiscr  Albert Preston 

Hawkins  W  E Red  Wing 

Ozmuii  A  A-  Son Roclicster 

Strbbins  A-  Co 

Knimft  Ferdin.'Uid St  Paul 

GraM'*  \  'I'a^  l«»r 

[S,  „'!,•) Sioux  Falls,  I)  T 

Coatts  KM Yankton.  D  T 


'ai»er  Box  :^Iiirrs. 


Paper  Miii'r<>   and 
Dealers. 

Hamilton  &  Rock- 
fellow  Dead  wood,  DT 

Averill,  Rus.sell  &  Car- 
penter  Minneapolis 

Bracliier  Siiiilh 
Paiier  Co  (.■<■/ 
frant  otiyr) 

Brown,  Brewster,  War- 
ner &  Co 

Averill,  Russell  &  Carpen 
ter  .' St  Paul 

Paper  Patterns. 

Blake  George Minneapolis 

Patent  l^fedieine 
Mnfrs. 

(See  Proj.ruf.ny  MrdiciiK'n.) 

Pattern  and  .^lodel 
Slakers. 

Curtis  A  Miissei- 

(.'iv  adr) Minneapolis 

VerbeckE.I   

Cowles  Z  .1  [S,r  .(//,■). Rochester 
Schnell  &  Co St  Paul 

»  awnbrokers. 

Reed  iV  Dailev Minneapolis 

Lylle  Emmet." St  Paul 

Prescott  Martha  A 

Simon  AH 


Pension   t'laini  At- 
torneys. 

Stevens  Milo  B  & 

Co Cleveland,  Ohio 

Perriiinery  ^Inf Vs. 

Berkej  John  .V  iV  Co 


Pliotograpliers. 

Edwards  Samuel Albert  Lea 

Fuller  J  A 

Eaton  D  R Aldea 

Trenhani  X  J. . .  .Alexandria,  D  T 

Woods.!  M Anoka 

Fritz  Charles Audubon 

Cleinmer  A-  Pooler Austin 


Selden  &  Grygia, 


Eoofers  and  Sheet-Iron  Architectural 
Worker,?,  114  N.  3d  St.,  Minneapolis. 


.»•.'* 


7-1  >J  1  ■■•">« 


LargesfSiock  Crockery  M 


In  the  State.    £,  A.  HAR- 
MON &   CO,,   Minneapolis, 


1118 


PllO 


.P    DAKOTA  PIIO 


Pliotojsraiihers. 

(C'OUtilHU-(l.) 

Gliigiie  George Austin 

Hoiliiud  A  J BL-nsou 

Goff  OS Bismarck,  D  T 

McGiuuis  Miss,  .lilooming  Prairie 

More  .V  R,  jr Blue  Earth  City 

Hill  Joseph Brainerd 

Scherden  Chr Caiibv 

Hillman  W  J.  .Cannon  River  Fall's 
ThornbhidOL, 

Harris  HE C«rver 

Whiting  W Clitherall 

Runions  J Cokato 

Johnson  Sorn Crookston 

Pollock  LtBovdcn.Deadwood,  I)  T 

Ball  II  A -Delano 

Peake  W  T Dodge  Centre 

Oaylord  Paul  It, 

(&eu4r\ Duluth 

Whiteside  AVni 

Haynes  F  J Fargo,  D  T 

ViknesJP 

Hummel  P  J Faribault 

Peavey  Louis " 

Abbott  E  R Farmington 

Nowack -Michael 

Hardy  John Fergus  Falls 

Finch  )V  R Flaudreau,  D  T 

Hassan  Xclson Glencoe 

Reynolds  S  D Glenwood 

Scribner  31  V  B.  ..Grand  Meadow 

Oleson  II  L Granite  Falls 

'  Proctor  J  II Hastings 

Scott  Alexauiler 

Travis  \V  R Ilender.son 

Steinberg  O Herman 

Cooledge  H  W Ka.-son 

Phillips  John Lake  Citv 

Bergerson  WO Lake  Park 

Gro-sstield  G  G Lanesboro 

Hanson  A 

Lambert  Charles 

Hall  Henry Le  Sueur 

Bacon  J  H Litchfield 

Sneli  John " 

Smith  M  L Long  Prairie 

Eeveu.son  EH Jlabel 

Davis  Wm .Mankato 

EverittEF 

French  G  J " 

NyeDB •' 

Barlow  MrsL  J.  .Mapleton  Station 

Peot  L  R 

McOaudv  Jo>L-pli M.irsludl 

y.r.i]  A   H Miuneapulis 

Brush  J  A 


Butler  WE Minneapolis 

FlovdG  W •• 

Jacobv  W  II 

McPhceMrsJ 

Newt  A  F 

Nowack  Michael 

Oleson  J  H 

Oswald  Charles 

Raymond  J  F 

Rugg  A  B 

Anderson  Die Montevidn 

Flaten  i%  Skrivsith Moorhea.i 

Brockham  Wm Morris 

Brigo-s  JP .Murdock 

Sabilia  H  A  &  Co New  rim 

Moe  O  J Northticld 

Sumner  IE 

Sandvrust  J  J Norwood 

Angel  C  L Ortonville 

Chtiley  G  W Owatonna 

Thomas  WW 

Ayer  D  L Preston 

RelfWE '■ 

Kellogg  J  D Red  Wing 

Jlesser  Asa 

Matter  Wm Redwood  Falls 

Crowell  E  S Rochester 

Easton  JH&MrsLJB. 

Proud  John 

Naumann  Hugo Rush  Citv 

Edwards  C  G Rushford 

Gro.sstieldG  G 

Stebbins  M  B  it  Co  ...  .St  Charles 

Hill  Jo^eph St  Cloud 

Iloskins  Nathan St  Janien 

Es.serv  R  W St  I'aul 

Illin^\v,irth  WII " 

Lucas  J  II '■ 

Palmquist  Alfred  l\:  Co  . . .       " 

Pasel  O  C " 

Pepper  A  H  ifc  Son 

Swain  Allen " 

Wirkluud  &  Dahlstrom.  . . 

Zimmerman  Charles 

Cotlin  J  H St  Peter 

Sarublad  Charles 

Kertson  D  W Shako[)ie 

Brown  E  J Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

JIunson  J  A 

Bangs  D wight Sleepy  Eye 

Engel  C Sprins  (irove 

Fuller  J  E Spring  Valley 

Loomis  F  E Still waUT 

Sinclair  James 

I  bald  A  i;iigle...SunMVPidc.  DT 

Sar-rusSC Tavlor's  FalN 

liuller  Henry Vermillion.  D  T 


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0  J  J~"  I   0  0  Ul  MjtoalLifelnsnraDcefi.ofBn.ton,  J.J.WATSON, 


Agent,  BT,  PAUL. 


F.  F«  Henngg. 


Jook-Biuder  and  Blank-Book 

Manafacturer,  Brackott's  Block, 

Minneapolis,  Minu. 


SINKSS     l>Ii:ErTOKV. 


P.  B.  GAYLORD 

Photographer^ 


Superior  St., 


DululU,  Miiiu. 


Views  about  the  head  of    Lake  Superic 
Duluth,  The  Dales  of  the  St.  Louis  Rive 
and  along  the  Northern  Pacific  Railrot 
constantly  on  hand.        Orders  by  mail  g.   < 
promptly  filled.  ^^^^i^^Ji'il^  ''■^-J^*r-y 


Grant  EC Walm.sha 

Stearns  EK 

Palmer  Frederick Waseca 

Bangs  J  W Wells 

Carlzen  S  W Willinar 

Ericks  John 

Caldwell  J Wimiel.a-..  Citv 

"SVebster  Mrs  H  C. 

Barnes  \V  L Winona 

Chamljerlain  Den 

Elmer  &  Teuuev 

Ketchum  W  K." Yankton.  D  T 

Morro-n-  S  J 

Cooledge  &  Haskins.  .  .  .Zumlirota 

Photojjraphif    Male- 
rials. 

Zimmerman  Bros St  Paul 

Elmer  &  Tenney AViuona 

Pliysiciaiis. 

LilliverD  .M Adrian 

Blackmer  F  A  (f\llo).  .  .Albert  Lea 
Burnham  A  M  lallo). .  . 

Dodge  M   M  (homo) 

Smith  &  Barck  (alio) 

Trenkler  Oscar  (homo)  .. 

"Wedge  A  C  (alio) 

Perry  H  V  (alio) Allien 

■Robertson  Bert  (homo) " 

Dcniston  C  liiallo'.  Ale.\aU(iria,DT 
Lewis  F  E  lallo). . . 
Torgenson  .Vlbert  (alio).      " 
Vivian  Godfrey  (alio) 

Berrhic;ton  J  i' Vlnia  City 

Remniinirton  J  (' 

Dunham  I)  C  (alio) \.„oka 

Freeman  W  W  lallo) ■■ 

Giddins-s  A  W  (alio) 


j    Hou.stou  John  (alio) Anoka 

I   Leppcr  JIrs  H  E  (clairvoy- 
ant and  maiructii) " 

I   Ta.sker  C  IT  (homo) ■■ 

.    Waketield  SK  (alio) •■ 

:    WUiteman  Ru.ssell(homo).  .      " 

I,a  litieB  F Appletou 

.    Marshall  E  K 

I    Lampanius  C  A Audubon 

i   GilKSOn  O  W  (alio) \ustin 

I   Hollister  W  L  (alio) ■' 

'   Lewis  G  L(allo) " 

I    Squires  J  P  (alio) '■ 

Wheat  J  N  (homo) •■ 

Winston  E  J Vyr 

Pierce  Dr  (eclectic). Balaton 

Berry  W  T  (homo).  .Beaver  Creek 

Puffer  F  L Beaver  Falls 

Chapman  James Becker 

Moloney  G  H Belle  Plaine 

Vaukrevelan  D 

Sabin  B Ben  Franklin 

Eaton  J  S   alio) Benson 

Gates  C  L  (homo) " 

Rav  Wm  (alloi 

Osborn  L  S.  .Big  Stone  City,  D  T 
Beiitley  W  A  (alio) .  Bismarck.  D  T 
Porter  H  R  1  alio  I .  . 

Slaughter  B  F 

Everhart  J  W.  ..Blooming  Prairie 
Johnson  J  I^.  .  .  . 
Ackerman    A    W 

(homo) Blue  Earth  City 

Franklin    A    J 

(alio) 

McGuire  F  (alio). 

Xichlos  DP Bon  Honime.D  T 

Virsin  S Bonnersville,  D  T 

Howes  J  R  (alio) Brainerd 

Ro-ser  J  Ciallo) ■• 

Noolnagel  C  ihomo).  . .  .   Brandon 


ROOFiNG  MATERIAL. 


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T,<.^°"'«)--;-,;    ••^^"o'^'yu  Centre 

BnttsDA(anol Browusdale 

WyserJC  (alio).... 

I^.i^V^^n Brown's  Vallev 

■Kiley  J  M  (cell... 

r^^'^T/  ^^'  "  '  ■''''" >'•  •  Brownton 

wJi^B ^b"!?1° 

Orcuttlll... -.f°° 

Gates  GL  (alio).    . 
McKenna  Wm  (alio 
■Nye  George  (alio)... 
O'Connor  John  (alio)... 
Cleveland  W  P. . .  .Caledonia.  D  T 
R.       ^J'Ij^c^^cHc).  .  .Cambridiie 

Billington  J  T.       ;.•.■.•  •■^•'C'?inl' 
Farnsworth  H  E. . .     ^•- 

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Forsnian  C  F  (alio ).'.'..         Carver 

Gritfiu  W  A  (alio)    "• 

Hartlev  E  C  (alio')         •• 

Lewis  EH  (alio. ['"     - 

^"''l^E- Casselton,  DT 

Kowe  U  J 

Shanks  JI  L 

Wilson  A.... 

^^"-^■;-- Gates  Station 

Cheney  J  B (alio). Central  City  DT 

Overman    AM  '' 

(eclectic) 

Perrvman    R    H 

(alio) 

Williams    Henrv 

(alloi ". 

Wiensma  C 

Haas  Jacob  (liomo) 
Lewis  E  II  (electic) 
Dickson  J  C. 

ThomiLUr 

Trow  A  H  .1-  M  A 
Twitch.ll  R  W 


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Vila*  C  II....'.'    ■ 
AVItot'ltr  V  <i      ' 

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AVoodward  F  lallo). . .  .■  ■■ 

MrConncllJL).......cicar\VaU.r 

\\lieelock  J  D 

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Dc  Vaux 

Collins  D  B 

Daniels  D    ...  Vallev  Farm,  D  T 

Cosner  Isaac 

BrynikUon  11  L Vasa 

Daniels  A  AY 

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Burdick  F  X Vermillion,  D  T 

Merritt  G  F 

Bardick&  Rowley 
Jeuson  C  L 

Cantield  A  (eel) Sauk  C 

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Rowley  MM 

Palmer  BR 

Ruddock  E  .1  ... . 

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McMichael  0  II.  ..Vernon  Centre 

Dunn  .J  II  (alio) Shakopce 

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Allen  EP Sioux  Falls 

DT 

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Gate  H  .1 

Cromett  C  A 

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Iloyt  R  W Walnut  Station 

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Hitchcock Sprinptield 

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Case  E  P WaterviUe 

MqCarnev ■ 

Denninger  P  G  (homo) 

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Spring  V 

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McLenbersh  F  G  (alio) 

Fellows  T  S  (alio) Wells 

Moore  R  L  (alio) 

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Thornhill  F  W(ecl)... 

Anderson  II  M West  Brook 

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■Greeue  ('  A Wiudom 

Tilford.IH 

Havnfs  E  B.  .  Winnebaffo  Ascucj' 

Humes  J  P  (alio).  Winnebuso  City 

Sattcrk'e  X  D  uillo)  ■' 

Sla^K' CG  (alio).... 

Bliiut  A  W  1  homo) Winona 

Humphrev  H  S  (alio) 

Kelly  LA(i'cl) " 

Lessius  Feriiiuand  (alio). . 

McGaughey  J   B   

■O'llara  Jca'n  (tiotanist).    .. 

RerceT  A  (homo) 

Rutscli  Augustus  (homo).. 
Staples  Fra'nkliu  (alio) ... 
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Tallmadge  Mrs  E  X  (vita- 
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Wedel  H  K  (alio) ■' 

Lewis  A  C Winsted  Lake 

Crandall  A  C Witoka 

Miller  SI) ■■ 

Barber  R  D WorthinL'ton 

Craft  .7 

Moore  GO 

Phillips. I  II Wvkoir 

RobbinsC  11 "• 

Comfort  J  W Wyominir 

Buchanan  James.  .  .Yankton.  I)  T 

Etter  D  F 

Franklin  W  A 

Miller  J  M 

Turners  S 

Vanderhule  G  W.  .. 

Van  Yelsor.J  B.... 

Rogers  H  X Zumbro  Falls 

Hall  O  H  &  O  I Zuml)rota 

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Tupper  &  Cockburn.  . . . 

Pianos  and  Or|;an!i. 

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Walters  J  A " 

SecI^'AViok  H  II Caledonia 

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1107)  63  ct  05  X  Clark, Chicago, 111 
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VMi  State,  Chicago,  111 

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Pi.xkv  .Airs  .M  E Glencoe 

Samboni  vV  Walz .Maiikato 

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Fernald  .V  Kimball \u-f.:i 

Hamilton  Sc  Rockfellow. 

Deadwood.  I)T 

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Malchow  John .Minni-aporis 

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Winkelmann  \Vm 

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Thompson  John .VV.".  .Belliel 

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Street  A  II 

Miller  S  X Alexandria,  D  T 

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Bullard  C  II Fnirmnn 

Briu^'i  Ai   KIderx, 

(!<..,:  adc) Farco.  1)  ' 

Chapin  J  B 

UauieU&Torkel- 

SOn(Si,'adc) 

GuptilAB 

Hagaman  Benjainiu. . . 
Kindred  W  A  v!t  Co. .  . 

LaizureCH 

McCarther  J  T 

Koberi<.  iV   ISers:, 

(.S(V  .((?,) 

Stack  ,.t  Ilazeu 

Berrv  FA FarilKHi 

Lowdl  C:  L 

Mott  K  A 

O'MuIcahy,      Cashel      & 

Murphy 

Dittman  'CM Farmiii-!" 

Mason  >!s:  Lowrv Fergus  F..1: 

Miller  Robert.: 

NobenPO.^ 

Slioemaker  Satiford.. 

AVrisht  C  J  

Wright  G  B 

Demers  tt  Thomp- 
son  Fi.sher's  Laiuii.'! 

Brown  0  D  &  C  C . Flambeau,  D 
IliiiiliiiUtoii  I^ii- 

sciie  (•■<.", /,^'j... 

Pettii;rew  F  W 

Kimball  E   Forest  C.i 

Davis  W  M Ful.l 

Terrv  Alfred • 

Gilbert  G  K Glciic 

Ki[i-ht  i  Dean " 

Gilbert  \V  II Gl.nvil! 

Mumlord  R  B lilyiid- 

Xettlebow.I  1{ " 

Roilgers.I  W " 

Cassclmanu  it  Carty.  . 

Grand  Forks,  l' 
I  ladelaiKl  I  <i:  iV 

Sjhi  (."vf  ndc) 

Gates  EP 

Griggs  AMcCormick. 
McCormick  &  Griggs.  '' 

McKelvcy  .John |[ 

Xash  &  Grovenor 

\\n\s\i  a    II   (-i!"! 

adc) 

AVilder  WiiilJ.'i'^ 

.«/(•! 


KalrS  Sai  S  ^-^^  LCCIi  lO.  lar  proof  Safes,  St.  Pattl.  Mi.:- 


C.B.THyRSTON 


TRIUMPH  iEEDEKS,  Raadall  Pulrenz- 

.U5  „..ro-.vj,  Tijjer Rakes,  Caaton  Plows,  Millarn 

J  Wagons,  Baggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  ST.  PAUL. 


REA  BUSIXES.S    DIRKCTORY. 


REA 


1131 


Luce  A  J Granite  Falls 

Barbaras  George Hastings 

ClasettJIi 

Pickit  Daniel 

Perry  G  H Heron  Lake 

Adams  D  A Hutchinson 

Harrin;;ton  L 

Sargent  TT 

Ashley  B  W .Jackson 

Uro\vii  I'hilaiidor ("VA 

adv,  pa-7r  2:'^) •■ 

KnoxT.J " 

Callendcr  J  W Jordan 

WareSE Kasson 

CardE  M Lake  City 

Manning  .Joseph 

Rogers  C  T 

Stout  J  C 

Easton  J  C Jjauesboro 

Monroe  George.  .-.Lead  t'itv,  D  T 
Riuehart  W  A.... 

Thompson  J  W Lester 

Borer  FA Le  Sueur 

CadwelUV- Everett 

Ekstrom.  Ivoerner  ».t  Co.  Litchfield 
Wadsuorth  i  Proctor. . 

Richardsou  X Little  Falls 

Jones  J  D Louir  Prairie 

Jones  E  E Lowvilk- 

Hadley  ifc  Kui^s Luverne 

Christeusen  tk  Chapman. Mankato 

Clarke  ^t  Parson, 

Coffin  \VP 

Lamm  Stephen 

XoeJC 

Osboru  S  L 

Rose  H  IKt   U  L 

Willard  J   A 

Aiudia  G   B Mantorville 

Steplirn>  John,  .ilapleton  Station 

Gore  K  A : Marshall 

Jeuctt  E  B '• 

>;ati»ta  J Medarv.  D  T 

Goodjell  F  W Meridea 

Sar-uut  J Middleton.  D  T 

IJall    niiier .Miuneai.olis 

Bard  HI! 

Bnttinnu.  Jod.mA-Co 

Bn.wii  i;   W 

Bu.  kkv  .\:   Dcutou... 
CaiT  .K.lm 


Chi 


1!  F 


Fell  &  Co Minneapolis 

Fletcher  L&  Co 

Gale  HA 

Gale  it  Co 

Gleason  Henry  J  &  Co 

Handiu  &  Brown  .... 

Hcmenway  P  P " 

Heorikson  C  K 

Herrick  Bros " 

Inues  R  S 

McMillan  PD 

JIarsh  it  Araberson  .  . 

MattisAF&Co 

Peck  D  L 

Perkins  J  K 

Pierce  ER 

PillsburvCF 

Pratt  C"H 

Qvalo  S  A 

I   Itioiiardooii  J  <i. 

I   Seeley  1  C 

I   Siuali  Oc  Boardmau. . . 
I   Tlmnipsou  .Josiah,  jr 

1    Was=^  Rice 

I   Wells  II  T 

West  C  J 

!    White  ct  Sharp 

■■   Whitnev  J  C 

j   Wright'G  B 

1    Wvman  Hiciiard 

De"  La  Rue  AD .Mitchell.  D  T 

Budd.  Moyer  it  Co  . .  .Jloiite video 

WadsworthHE 

Stacev  J  M 3Ionticello 

Brig>/s  A:  Elders Moorhead 

Buruhani  tt  Gould 

White  A  A 

Griswold  WW Morris 

Lincoln  Bros.  ..Xew  ButYalo,  D  T 

Balto  P  J New  Market 

LauL'hliti  A  H New  Richland 

Koch  Wm Xew  Ulm 

Bradburv  W Oakwood,  D  T 

Pay  B  E 

Bundock  A-  Kline Ortonville 

Cook  B  S Owatonna 

Xewsalt  Jacob 

Truesdcll  J  E ,. " 

Sherman  J  C Pactola.  D  T 

Thkdnian  V  P Parker,  D  T 

Darl>.v  J  W PavnesviUe 

Graul  W  H Piue  City 

Lambert  A  11 

Iri<h  L  F I'iue  Mand 

Swcci  .t  Nichols Pipe  Stoue 

Wfll".    A;    WvUh     {S. 
ii'li-,  piiiji-  .")i!yi Preston 


rlUU^ni  I  LU  i  Oj  stmction  of  Public  and  Private  Buildin 


yj  Tliirty-avuyii.-s'i 
■  ronence  in  the  coi 
(dings.    UinneapoU 


G.  F.  FARP.INGTQN 


Exclusive  Merchant  Tailor,  23.' 
I  Nicollet   Avenne,   Minnedpol-.i. 


W.ii 


KEA 


DAKOTA 


RES 


Real  Estate,     (Cont'd.) 

Ross  X  O Princeton 

Bcnham  .t  Bass Rid  Wing 

Lawtlier  Jnmes 

Paxton  J  \Y Redwood  Falls 

Anderson  v.V  Porter Rochester 

Baldwin  &  CrundiiU.... 

Bliss  Bros.: 

Horton  11  T " 

Seemann  Theodore 

"Van  Tassel  Theodore. . .  Rush  City 
Beniielt  &    Haiiiliii 

{Seea<fr) St  Cloud 

Brower  J  V 

Clark  SC St  James 

Barnum  A  K St  Paul 

Cochran  Thomas  jr 

FairchildHS " 

Greve  II  &  Co 

Hall  Ilezekiah 

Hodgson  E  J 

LewisRP " 

LordSD 

McCardv.JJ " 

McCluug  J  W " 

Mavall  Samuel " 

Minnesota      Real     Estate 
Agency 

Rice  Edmund,  jr 

Robertson  D  A 

St  Paul   Real   Estate  Ex 
change 

Carter  it  Montsomerv St  Peter 

Vanstrum  J  H. St  Vincent 

Gallinger  A Sanborn,  D  T 

Lenham  I,  S 

Pease  AM 

Bennett  G   M Sauk  Centre 

Robbius  .1  L 

Brookin-  W  W.. Sioux  Falls,  DT 

Brown  1)  A 

Distad  M  E 

Estabrook  L  M... 

Fre."  cV  Polk 

Grisbv  .t  Wilkes. 

HitclKock  LC... 

Schaltzel  J.  jr 

Smith  L)  F 

Biiril«i<to  A:   Soin- 
cr\  ille  (•■>•'  "■''■). .  .Sleepy  Eye 

Persons  Chandler.  .  .Spring  Valley 

Butts  EG Stillwater 

Coles  RM 

Ix;cky  Thomas 

Liudholm  A  T 

Murdu.k  H  R 

Dorothy  F  B Taylors  Falls 


Hawkins  H  H Thonw.n 

Benson  P  W Vallev  Cilv,  D  T 

Carr  W   P Vermillion.  D  T 

liunanDM&Co. 

Lewis  S  J 

Campbell  S  L Wul..^r.li» 

Lawrence  J  G 

Gardner  S  S Wadi-r* 

Fuller  it  Ostrander 

TavlorGM " 

Failev  it   Pvatt.  .  .Wahpetnn,  I)  T 

Bohf'n  Thoinas \VaMC» 

Buckmau  G  R " 

Clashorn  J  L " 

Norton  II  P " 

M'silsoil    r    E   (Seeadc, 


.W.IU 


pii</e   id.j) 

Burnhara  J  W. . .  .Wheatland. DT 

Deuist  P  M Willniar 

Thorpe  it  Perkin.s 

Hotchkiss  E  A.  . .  Winnebairo  City 

Balcom.T&  H  C Winoni 

Bierce  C  .\ 

DrewMK '; 

Evans  Daniel 

Jenkins  &  Johnston 

Morse  H  D " 

Prentiss  J  E " 

Simpson  V 

Huraiston  H  D WorthinL:l..n 

Parsons  TH 

Edmunds  it  Wvnn.  Yankton,  D  T 
Harris  C  J  B..".... 

Ilavwood.  J   P 

Roberts  GW 

Stone  J  M .'■     ,^  _ 

York  W  B Yorkvillo.  D  T 

Rc-I>istinei>. 

Pfeifer,  Heck  it  Elles >t  P.'il 


RefViserator    Mnti- 


Blodgettife  Osgood. 
Stevens  B  A 


Paul 


.Toledo 


Restaiiraiit!*. 

Campbell  \V   W -^''.* 

Watson  XB •.••  . 

MidboeB Ad"»r. 

Roberts  L  S •  •  •    ,  .    ^ 

Ambler  Edward All*;rl  I-c» 

French  Wm 

O'Connor  M   W 

R.-.nsom  HG 


n    J,:^«    I  ..^nr.  Pf   n«    31  Eobert  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn. 

Perkins,  Lyonsa  Co.a^«wines,Liquorsoc.g^ 


HashoWi  Maish  &  Bavis,  sSS-itH 


IIL'SIN'KSS    DIUECTORY. 


RES 


Lockluirt  J  \V Akicn 

Anderson  B 

Houston 

Barton  il  A Alexandria,  D  T 

Ashton  Mrs  J  B  . 

Green  CD Anoka 

Avars  Richard. . . 

Jauesville 

Benedict  J Belle  Plaine 

JIathews  Mrs  ME Ben^oa 

Rogers  Mrs  0  L  . 
ParadeeLO 

Gillett  J  >[.  ..Big  Stone  Citv,  D  T 

.Jefferson,  D  T 

For.-terJ   P 

Wood  J  J 

Bennett  .IF Blue  Earth  Citv 

Allen  W  H 

. . .  Lake  Benton 

Mead  Peter 

Corwin  Mrs  A  L. 

Lake  City 

Calev  M Brainerd 

Nold  Frederick.  . 

I^euehER 

Patch  Mrs  S  M  . . 

Abbotts  .T.>lm Caledonia 

Tabor  Marshall.. 

Haines  Mi<s  Eva 

CarrHugh 

Lead  City,  D  T 

Meade  Patrick 

Robinson  W  H Canton.  D  T 

Bean  George 

Luverue 

Hansuld  ct  Shain.  .Casselton,  D  T 

Kessler  \V  J 

Betschv  Georw. Central  City.  D  T 
Mullens  >fc  Gav  . 

Mnhel 

Bush  A-  McBratncy.  .Mandan  D  T 

Reed  Mrs  Mar"ia 

Dovle  M  B 

Shannon  Edward. 

SoutasM  J 

Mankato 

Auloir  Julius Crookston 

Palmer  Mrs  J.... 

....Mautorville 

Brison  \V  S Dead  wood.  D  T 

Master  .IB 

...Marion,  DT 

Egart  George. .. . 

Barron  James 

Marshall 

HukillKS 

Wright  Ba.xter. .  . 

Roberts  Abraham. 

Allen  J  K 

Minneapolis 

IC  <t  ^ebroiisli 

Baker  Eldred 

Bros :.. 

BartlellL 

Roberts   O    A 

Dick  Ilarrv 

(&'-,nl,) 

Fisher  •\V.\(*fa(fB) 

Stone  LP 

Govern  John  .... 

Shaw  T     .       . .      Diamond   D  T 

Hill  Bros 

Thompson  L 

Hilliker  J  A 

Labelle  Frank  . . . 

Congdon  .IT Duluth 

-McDonald  A-  Dav 

Hulbert  Bros Elk  River 

XavT  I '. 

"- 

Cantienv  Anton Far^'o,  D  T 

Scott  Beniamin.. 

Egbert  George 

Stover  MC 

" 

Turner  .J  L 

Porter  Mrs  J  A.! 

Barnum  .IF      . .           Farmin^non 

Wvman  D  F 

Shank  P 

Jlillcr  Charles 

Bundv  W 

Minnesota  Citv 

NValter  S  A Fergus  Falls 

Rich  J  B 

Monticello 

Dairgett  AT.. .  .Fisher's  Laudinu- 

Williams  H 

. . .  .Morristown 

French  W  m Flandreau,  D  T 

BrunellC 

.New  Richland 

HallJ  H       .... 

New  Ulm 

Xorthlield 

Bicker  Leonard  .. . 

Onstad  A  Svien. . . 

West  A-  Roberts.  .Fort  Pierre,  D  T 

Garland  John.... 

Ortonville 

Shaw  J  T Garv,  D  T 

Van  Dc  Bogart  Charles. 

Fadden  Philander (ilencoe 

Boley  John 

Owatonna 

Orndorf  N GlenviUe 

Cheuowcth  Is.aac. 

Aptcd  J Glvndnn 

Congrove  Charles 

Bell  ct  Larrlvie.. Grand  Forks, DT 

Hill  \VH 

llu.-s  PA Grand  Metidow 

Van  Inwa-er  C Ha^tinL's 

Sunder  Henry... 

Gicszler  il  C       . .             .     Ilokah 

Dickey  0  A 

Pine  Island 

Sheet-Iron  sitjingz-'r-^-^-B"*".-  ««>- 


den  &  Grygla,  114  H.  3d  Bt.,  Miateapohs. 


PRnPf/PRY    ^^''^^^^  ^l^'^^'      Glassware,    wholesale   and 
UllUuiXLri  I]  retail.    E.  A.  HARMON  &  CO.,  Miuueapolis. 


I\KS  JflN-.VESuTA    AM 


Kc^itaiiraiit^.    (Cont'd.) 

Kruppcubacher  Wm Pieston 

Bixby  Tarns Red  Wing 

FifieldMC 

3IcCue  Timotliy 

Dahl  kt   licirrsoii Riceford 

Irclanii  T  A:  t'o KnchesttT 

Kiieliki-  Frcdorick 

3Iorrisoii  1)  A 

Kcu  Christian " 

■\Vil(lrick  X  P.  Running  Water,  D  T 

Barrett  M  E St  Paul 

Chanson  it  Gautier 

Faber  Paul 

LaubergPA 

MageeGW 

Montgomery  H  B 

Otto  Peter.'. 

Schmidt  Conrad 

Simmons  J  C 

Whitcomb  Mrs  D . 

Williamson  Joliu 

Laubach  F  E St  Peter 

Boyd  J  I Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

HallPhilo 

nav.s  A.] 

Clark  ^\'  .1 Sleepy  Eye 

Rosendal  A  A Sprinif  GroVe 

Evans  VU Spring  Valley 

Bean  Isaae Stillwater 

Francis  Thomas 

Milliu  Albert 

Willett  Uelave 

Willett  Pet  Co 

Jenkins  .T Sturcis.  D  T 

Johnson  ES Voiga,  D  T 

Young  C  E Walnut  Station 

Mason  George Wabasha 

Clayton  PA Waseea 

Wert  James 

Giles  DC Waterville 

KeazerS 

PavekJ Wc.sely 

Long  J White  Bear  Lake 

Southmaid  C  E. .  " 

llillson  Charles Willmar 

Fellows  II  R Winnebago  City 

SaiKliurv  John Winona 

Stovall  J  W 

Davis  S  A Worthington 

Gorhain  MB Yankton.  D  T 

Jenkiuson31  II.... 
Mellallir  James.... 

Pike  II  W 

SclunvL-e  II  A.... 

Dahl  P  E Zumbrota 


River  Driving: 'rool<«. 

Broad  !•:  t.Sr  „</-•). MiniuMpoU. 

Kollor  SkaU>s. 

Itariiiiiii   I-:  T...  .Detroit,  Micli 

Roorors. 
Wliite  A\  111  B  (St 

aiir) Chieago,  111 

Pulver.  Graham  &  Co.ilinneanoliii 

Risdon  A  H 

St'ldtMi  A-  fJrypla 

IS,   h,.tl„m  1,-ne.-,)... 
CriUeiuitii     M    II    A: 

Co  {S,  hntloin  Un,s) St  I'luil 

Kii-liai-(N  K  .4.  (Tin  and 

A-sjihalt)  (.Sv  m/c,  p  mi)  " 
Richards  &  Weisin-er.  . . .  " 
Lingo  .'M  D Yankton,  D  T 

Roofers''  _^Ialeri:«l. 

Sel«loii  A  <iir,>;:la. 


.Minne 


Riibljer  t.oods, 

Pro^K.ji    i:    IS    A 

Co,   (.sV.    ,i<lr) :Miniieaii..li« 

Ranney  .V- Ilodgman St  Paul 

Rubber  Hose. 
Prcsloa   i:   B   A 

Co,  (Se  iidr) :Miniie:ipi>lis 

ISubber  Slanti»s. 

Cliitayo  KiiI>lK-r  S):nii|» 

Woi-U.  i.s;,   „,/,).. Chi,  ;mo,  111 
Molliiicii   A    Cow- 

IliUII,   (.'<.'    iiiJr) St  I'aill 

Saddlery   Hardware. 

Beltz  it  Otte Ilasliii'.;'' 

Walker  W  Biz  Co Mankatn 

Harrison,    Knight   ct 

C'o Minneapolis 

>'orton  S  it  Ware St  I'a'd 

Schmidt  it  Miller •' 

Smith  it  Scbuiitz 

Degeidiart  l>  J Winoim 

Saddle  and    llariie** 
.^lakers. 

Biekeubach  Charles Vlb-n  I" 

Ellimen  Wm 

Mills  Richard 


NEW  imim 


MUTUAL  LIFE  INSUfJAHC'i  CO. 

of  Eonon.    The  b.st   Oraiii.Tiiy  lo  bis'uo  w:t. 
J.  J.  WATSON,  Gen'l  Agent,  ST.  PAUL,  .•■.      • 


Book-Bindini 


Tor  County,  Townsliip  and  City  Officers,  in 

lest  of  style  and  on  sliort  iiolicr,  at  F,  T.  HENNIG'S, 
"^      '       '  ,  Block,  Rlinaeapolis. 


SAD 


r.rsixEs 


DIRECTORY.  SAD 


1135 


Naeve  i  Suth Alliert  Lea 

Osterberic  C  E 

Briirgs  .V^P Al.Kn 

Fiiftou  C  S Alexandria.  D  T 

Lar.-iou  &  Petler. 

McXiURJ 

Severson  SB Vliua  City 

Lane  George Anoka 

Wilson  WniB " 

Keller  S  L Appleton 

Agnew  W  S At  water 

Porter  James 

Fairbanks  II  A Austin 

Kaiser  it  Guiney " 

Ra>-man  Frank " 

Knudtson  K  X Beaver  Creek 

O'ConncrM Belle  Plaiue 

Agnew  R  1) Benson 

Thompson  T  H ' 

Snore  Fred Bird  Island 

Macnider  D  &  Co. Bismarck,  D  T 

Racek  Bros 

Camp  G  11 Bloomin-  Prairie 

Nichols  L  X Blue  Earth  Citv 

Teeter  R  W 

Coenen  J  F Braiuerd 

Stimpson  E  .T Brownsdale 

Knautz  August Brownsville 

Korth  F  L Brownton 

Rickert  W  A Bjtou 

Roberts  Peter Caledonia 

Corliss  A  A Caledonia,  D  T 

Michael  Wm Canby 

Harnish  E  . .  .Cannon  River  Fall's 
Hawkins  O  J. 
Thompson,  Smith 

&Co 

Hewitt  J  C Canton,  D  T 

Hewitt  .J  W 

Herkelrath  &  Doolin Carver 

WankeJC " 

Myer.s  &  Lowman.  .Casselton.D  T 

Hammer  it  Beierstettel Cha-fka 

Mitchell  vt  Hood Chalti,  Id 

Cam  pell  R  L Clear  Water 

Kirk  \V  .1 

Si-tt(Tcree  C  A Cokato 

FischlKicli  M.  . .  .Cold  Spring  City 

Kren.er.T •■ 

Smith  G CourtlamI 

Banette  i'  Peake Crookston 

Raucnbuchler  Mark 

Schwaek  Frederick  .... 

Fliii^'  Lewis Currie 

Curtis  I)  V.S:  Co.  D,»dud,,a,  D  T 
JM),,nald  Edward 
Ncvcns  Peter 


Eppel  Charles Delano 

Barthdld  .1 Delavau  Station 

Loomis  .V  Laylie.nell  llapid.s.DT 

Voitrt  Ove Detroit  City 

Devlin  Patrick Dodge  Centre 

Timet  Bros 

Brown  .Manns Dulutli 

Wright  EV " 

Dickleniek  Otto Dundas 

Stevens  .1  H Eaijle  Lake 

Waterburv  S  .M Eden.  D  T 

Kins  AW Elba 

Moody  X  II Elgin 

Smvthe  F  W Elk  Point,  D  T 

Brand  >1  L Elk  River 

Glossop  F ..Evansville 

Turner  P  II E.xcelsior 

Keeler  S  E Eyota 

Diehl  F  C Fairmont 

House  &  Colton 

Miutzless  John " 

Cooper  George Fargo,  D  T 

Cooper  H  ^V 

Hillabraut   W  J 

Detert  H  T Faribault 

KesterllF 

KickenappFII 

Morteus(m  it  Wachlin. . 

Le  Blond  X'apoleon.  ..Farmiugtou 

MoesDit  Bro 

Xi.xon  Wm 

Kaufer  H  B  &  Son.  ..Fergus  Falls 

Terwilliger  S  A " 

Clark  Vf  X Flandreau,  D  T 

Heath  S  .V 

Clark  II  G Forest  Mills 

Jones  it  Swartz Gary.  D  T 

Cuimnings  James Glencoe 

Fernholz  Josejjh 

Vorbeck  Joseph " 

Hough  J Glcnville 

Scheiger  J Glen  wood 

Simoiis  J  W 

Billet  A  F.  ..Good  Thunders  Ford 

Beaudoin  M Graceville 

Hill  Thomas Grand  Forks,  DT 

Stewart  Hubert.. 

Connor  it  liawson,  Graud  .Meadow 

Firnhaber  C  II 

Munson  George   Granger 

Johnson  it    Digen  .  .   Granite  Falls 

Pound  J  S 

Putnani  J  1 

Loun.-berrv  1!  F Grove  City 

Will.-.',,  .vi: Hancock 

H..II„^^(M,d  J  S.V    <■»      .    IhrMinss 
SelirotliCharlr- 


Pilch  and  Gravel  Roofers." 


CRITTENDEN  &  CO., 

Jiith  and  Sibley  Streett, 
8t.  Paul,  Minn. 


IfYouWanfaCofiiplefo 


Modern  Hour  Mill,  sr  l  „ . 

Gunn  &  Co.,  llicnc-.iolis,  XI.: 


1136 


SAD 


DAKOTA 


SAD 


Saddlcisand  I2nriics<<. 

(Continued.) 

'Schurcb  Frederick Haslimis 

Mader  AV  F Henderson 

Rothniond  Leonard. ... 

Semrow  J  F  W 

Kauchall  AL Herman 

Ducke  Frank Hokah 

Drake  S  S Houston 

Jacobson  E 

Barrie  L  M Hutchinson 

Brown  Pliilaiider, 

{See  ntlc.  pur/i  279) Jackson 

Smith  JIH 

Chandler  Frank lanesville 

Pries  WL 

Heritage  Richard 

Kellogg  Fred 

Hammer  &  Reirstettel Jordan 

Devlin  Patrick Kasson 

Geon:e  Henry : . . . . 

JIcAnulty  J  \V Kenyon 

Schmitz  J  W Lake  Benton 

Matthews  \V  H Lake  City 

Schindler  Louis 

Simpson  vt  Vilas 

Wickluun  II  D 

Schajinach  I Lake  Park 

Broer  H Lamberton 

Beam  M  V Lanesboro 

EngerTA 

Young  AW Le  Rov 

Cosgrovc  J  E Le  Sueur 

Upheber  iV  Baker 

EUart  Ferdinand Lewiston 

Chapman  Gil Litchfield 

Dowling  Hugh 

PedersenC." 

Conen  J Little  Falls 

WellsCR Lodi.  DT 

Brambell  it  Hyke Luverne 

lioomis  it  Forester 

Hanson  T Lyle 

Haines  C  S Mabel 

Vronian  &  Vought .Madelia 

Poirier  Bros.  . .  ." .Man<lan,  D  T 

•Guth  H JIankato 

Liedlotr  W  F 

Nelson  L  C 

iJchniidt  (J 

Walker  W  Biz  Co 

Cloyes  C,  E Mantorville 

Perkins  K  D 

Brorlier  P  \V.  ...  Manlcton  Station 
DietZ  (   llMllr, 

Van  Klrel  i  M,V-.m„'.  .  .  .  .''..Mai'.iiall 


Watson  F  J ]Mar>li:ill 

Scranton  W  II Miclf,,.,l 

Arnell  A  Christlieb. .  ..Miniic:M..ili* 

Calladine  Georae 

Greely  A  M...': 

Laramee  Louis 

-Marshall  J  W ■      •■ 

Menard  Jo.seph 

Paegel  Albert 

Schulte  Casper 

Schwend  George  &  Co 

Thele  George." 

Zahradka  C'harles. . . . 

Schubert MinMrb:>l.» 

Paine  C .Minii,i.i>i. 

Chadbourn  A  M .Min!ii..;,< 

Geuhlke  August.  ..Minue-^iil:i  (  iiv 

Warra  J  K Minnesota  I.  <k. 

Pearson  W  R MomIcvkI,-.. 

WagelsteenCH 

Youns  W  .M .Mont  join,  rr 

Brookins  H  W .Moiiticiir.. 

Luthv  John 

Stenkey  M .Montr.. v 

Johnston  R  X ,M.>.irli.  .1  I 

Kohler  Gustav M..rri.. 

Watson  D  W • 

Kohler  F   H .Mur.!.«  k 

Swenson  >.t  Broberir.Xew  i...iil..:i 

Schneider  F  G ^Xew  Hirh!  ,:..i 

Jueuemann  .Michael.  . .  .Ncvv    rir:i 

Haekeroth  A  H .Xic.li.i 

Rankin   .Matthew Xortlin.-M 

SchillJohu 

Silk  Robert 

Watson  C  II 

Eraser  W  C O.l.-^ 

Hessel  JP Ort..i.v,I> 

Cressev  Bros o-^kt. 

Pavitt"s  N 1'---'^ 

Bower  Charles Owal-.i.!,. 

Burtsch -Vdam 

Hammond  O  O 

Luce  II  F  it  Son 

Whipple  ct  Gage -     ^ 

Hay  ward  S  it  Son. . .  .Park.r.  D  T 

Scliraeder  Christian 1'.  rli  im 

Bell  S Pine  M:iii.l 

Thompson  L  G 

Frickey  J Plainvi.-w 

RelkogelJW 

Quinlen  L I'.ii^l.i'ti 

Jellenick  Thomas I'r.t^ur 

.Meskanit  Jcllinck 

Ansletl  Uros i'r.-i..ii 

Thieme  M  F 

Rahlcr  John Ke.l   l-:ikr  FiH. 


SCHEFEBSBRflS.rSS,"r/r; 


■10 


Hashow,r.1aish&Davis,a 


Aie  Agents  for  Hancock's  Inspir- 
The  best  boiler  feeder  in  nso. 
&  6th  Ave,  S.,  Mianeapolia. 


SAD 


PI  RECTORY. 


SAU 


1137 


Ashehnan&  Skoglund.  .KcdWing 

Janscn  }t  G 

Kruger  Theodore " 

Watson  EP 

Wunderlich  George.  ... 

Drake  George Redwood  Falls 

Jaeger  Frank 

Truesdell  Levi 

Beardsley  &  "SVeber. .  . .  .Rochester 

Crane  J  K  it  Son 

Gregerson  G  A 

Spornitz  W  A 

Heiner  P Rosemount 

Eldred  Martin Rusli  City 

Drake  Charles Rushforci 

Lewison  C 

Probart  L  M St  Charles 

Schank  J  G  ifc  Co 

Welch  J  A 

Dubcr  Gu.stav St  Cloud 

Kindler  Julius 

Moos  tt  Hennemann. .  .'.  . 

Schwartz  John 

Mcidenbauer  George  ...  .St  James 

Albrecht  Chri-^tir.n St  Paul 

Friciict  riisiric*  {S>'eadr)     " 

Fritz  iV  Birkholz ■■ 

Hammer  Jacob " 

PeyerFX " 

Sauer  Casper " 

Cashion  &  Sherrj- St  Peter 

Kneip  Xicliolas." 

Moll  Elk  Son 

Rost  Charles 

Koterba  J  W Sauk  Centre 

ScherfGus  Wilhelm. . . 

Grein  Dominick Sauk  Rapids 

Newman  A " 

Reis  John Shakopee 

Schmitz  Adolph 

Shaub  F Sherburne 

Anderson  XL...  Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

Heath  S  A 

McKee  John  .... 

Wisa  Frank 

Bertrand  J  P Sleepy  Eye 

ZieskeJC 

Warhkis  H  C Springtield 

Stephens  J  H Spriniriield.  D  T 

Lawrence  .Martin. .  .Spring  Valley 

Porter  H  S 

Sullivan  D  A 

Borrownian  George Stillwater 

Rice  B  F 

Rotlinuui  1,  X 

Simmon-.  II  A  Co 


Wier  Emil Stillwater 

Puewe  F Stockton 

MitsoD  Bros Taopi 

Wier  Wm Taylor's  Falls 

Dueber  J Torah 

Wald  H Valley  City,  D  T 

Sausen  J Vermillion 

Haywood  S&  Son. Vermillion.  D  T 
Johnson  Charles.. 
Lounsberv  HP.. 

Klfttt  J  'f Vernon  Centre 

Anderson  O  L Volga,  D  T 

Wilson  DC 

KruU  Wilhelm Wabasha 

MuUin  James 

Canterbury  &  Wiswell . . .  Wadena 

Strasburg  J  C 

Wendh  E Wallhalla.  D  T 

Buam witz  H  C Warren 

But.?ch  Christopher Waseca 

Currier  J  A " 

Halverson  Julius 

Karstedt  n  A 

AVollschlaeger  August. .. . 

Kohler  C Watertown 

Kohler  S 

Warner  M  H Waterville 

Zieski  Wm 

Flannigan  D  W Waverly  Mills 

Foster  James Wells 

Paulson  P Whalan 

Jorgenson  Martin Willmar 

Ward  nc 

Hallander  F Wilton 

Hoople  Joseph Windom 

Brockman  Wm  .  .Winnebago  City 

Darling  M  J 

FcxAL 

Bedo  Lucien Winona 

Crossgrove  Robert " 

Kruzer  Joseph 

Richter  Henry " 

Walser  Baptist 

WilsonCT " 

Smoike  A Winsted  Lake 

Johnson  J  H Worthiugton 

Morse  C  H Wykoff 

Boiler  Christopher. .  Yankton, D  T 

Cooley  D  B 

Fogerty  J  il 

GrossmaunPJ 

Howard  WM 

Xovotny  John 

Perachon  Henry.  .Young  .imericft 

Bright  T .' Zuinbro  Falls 

Anderson  C  B Zuml)rota 


Kingsbury  &  Draper. 


Builders'  Hardware  and  Meclian- 
ics'Tools,  35 E,  Third  St.,  St.  Paul 


Ciiarles  Johnson;  •':; 


okery  and  Gla 


513  vr..,v 


1138        SAF 
Safes— 1 


'fington  Ave.   Bonth,  mm eIfqU^ 


SAL 


sre  and  fSiir. 
glar  Proof. 

Clark     A     IJjstk. 

to    .V./,yV   /„,,^,^  ^,^^ 

Miles  cc...;;;;; ^'?''"' 


^dams 
Aitkin 


Albany 


Albert  Lea 


Saloon 

Wachlin  H  J . 
Baswell  Wm 
Seavey&Topiey.'.;"' 
Gereis  George 

"      Kulzer  G. .?     

Obermiller  I    

Blacklin  Thomai 

Gustaveson  Carl  . 
f       Hansen  John  ... 

Knudson  Ole,  jr 

•    ^'"'*°''  Andrew . .'.".'" 
Thoreson  John 

WieleR&Co.' 

Nelson  George. .      " ' ' '  . , , 

WisnerJX.":.;. '^l'}"" 

Hartehaugh  &,  VTil 

MS^.eVHeinHcff"^'^'^"''"^'^^ 

PauI.seD.tLal.o... 

Van  Dyke  A- Lar.^on 

Jurgens  George, .  .„„, 

KlinkertC         ■•■Anoka 

Larson  &  Johnson.  V.' '  ^    ^'Z 
Wheeler  Thomas... ..•"^'^ 

Collins  .Michael Audubon 

GaraghtyJaine.s '^"f^'° 

Goodwin  Knut      „ 

Heffner  Daniel. . .    .. 

Meany  Thomas       ,. 

Zender  P  H  , 

HurseyThoma;:  ■.■.".:: .„„„ 

Shueman  Gottlieb  ^^^°'' 

van  ValkenbergA    

KiS^PetVr-----^-^«f'^.^,T 

MarthJohn B"rnesv,iie 

NeihiselP..       „ 

Hallyjr...   hVli.P?^"  ' 

Fountain  Joseph ^elle  Plame   I 

Lyman  .Michael  ^' Tf""  ! 

OlsenOJ '_ ,,        I 

Schjerden  P 


Gor^veIlA....BigStOMr(i,v  I, 
Anderson  A...  ij-     -V,' 

Dea.«y  D  J. .  .      '*"^''  '-'•" 

Barrett  P  li o;' 

I  B-Mman  CliJrles    """*"■"■  " 

J   BlyEH.W 

Gannon  J  P 

Griffin  L  X  .'  ^ .' ' ' ' ' 

Hannifin  Dennis  " 

Hare  Joseph 

Leo  Patrick...."' 
McGowen  Thomas' 
Mar^h  ML 
Merk  John...."" 
Meserve  &  Co. . 
Quinlauitllallorau' 
Roberts  A-  Griffin. 
V\hitney  Samuel . . 
Williams  C  R. 

Downs  D "  p,  ,    , 

O'NeilM... "'■'.':'■'> 

Flynn'j't'°  P""'-^'''^  '••''^"'  <'!5 
Guillet  Juliu.s."." 

PL'Ls.se  Anton 

Sorenson  S  P 

Coon  n.J....""  n,.  •  ,  , . 

DewarJame,s.  .".■." "'".':" '"' 

Elwell  E  F  

French  P:  R       

Leianil  S  E        

Martin  WE... 

Nelson  Charies 

O'Xeil  .John.       

Ort  Peter.  

Steel  Wm...'.'.'.'.'..'"" 
""'wanson  A. 


Hoppe  Fra 
r  J  S. . . 


Hnu 

.  Breekenr 


AumodtAM.BigStoneCi 
Glasser  A  Co.  •• 


DT 


Jay 

Pitkins  A- Bassett.. 

SmeckarJ.  ..  Hr,,<)c«-«r 

Ro'phGE....::;::::H;„\;;t":;; 

j   Hottman  George Br„u  m>v>.;,- 

Ihoman  Wm. . 

Conrad  C "     i{n.\Mi..n 

SelleE ..■.■.■:.■.':.■■■ 

I   Iferchanser  JI  liu.liJo 

I   Brown  J  P '.■.■.■.■.Vcal.-.i'..:;:* 

I   Calmus  Anton  ... 

I   Creagen  Jlichael... 

I   Hunt  Clem 

I   Ludher  Peter...'.."." 

I    SerresJohn .' 

I  Zeuner  Peter 


Hall's  Safe  I  Lock  Co.  ^°^^^:f/-'*  j-^ 

•-WWII  WUI  ing-B.  4fi  J.neUsnnSt 


ors  and  Lin- 
Jackson  St.,  ST.  PA  tIL 


II  ;     -■)■.-■ 


CBJHyRSTGN 


Sole  Aj't  SULBDEN  WAGONS,  Tiger  Rakes,  Ran- 
dall Pulverizing  Harrows,  Tr.umph  Seeders,  Can- 
J  ton  Plows,  Baggies,  etc.,  13  W.  3d  St„  St.  Paul. 


SAL            BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.             SAL 

11:59 

Clark  CM Caledonia 

DT 

Bland  &  Ha.stings 

.Chatlield 

Keen  C  M CambriJso 

Filer  S 

Woodman  i  Ilolbrook 

Davis  P  iS:  T                      Can 

pbell 
anby 

Towey  Michael 

Jensen  II C 

Chambers  &  McNay... 

C'laremont 

Scheef  G 

Englund  II 

....Cokato 

Smith 

Ruuser&  Tracy 

Lidstrand  August, 

Thompson  C 

Cannon  River 

Kails 

HauserM Cold  Spring  City 

Olson  NC 

Corcoran  PB 

..Corcoran 

RidellCG 

Joseph  Anthony. Corm 

irant  Mills 

Thompson  Henry 

Chamberlain   * 

Co  Crook  Citv.DT 

(See  a^v) Canton 

DT 

Frazier  it  Gorman 

Jones  &  Edwards. ... 

Ericsson  &  Waruinser. 

Crookston 

Linderman  Gustav. .. 

Fournet  Felix 

" 

Bueche  Jacob Carver 

Fretts  Miss  .AI  L 

Buttendorf  Peter 

Hanson  Tor^er 

" 

Larsen  Lewis 

Michels  Peter 

Misgen  Mrs  A  R 

Norman  F  A 

Moeckel  Friedrich  .... 

D  T 

Overland  E  K 

Schroeder  P 

-Steil  F 

Linquist  A 

....Dassel 

Jones  J  L.  ..Centennial  Park 

1)1' 

HudberKL 

Bowntan  J  H . . .  Central  City 

DT 

GaubPH 

...Davton 

Burgoyne  Felix.. 

Lewis  A 

Dalton  H  V 

Benson  &  Elliott.  . Deadwood.D  T 

Davidson  &  .Mills 

Bews  &  Casev. . . . 

Davis  i-Gu^tafson 

Borchers  Carl. . .  . 

Delaunay  &  Rainwater     " 

Brennicke  AV  . . . . 

Dillon  &  Fuller.. 

Bueter  John 

Fortin  Joseph. . . 

Fowler  E  P 

Colman  Daniel. .. 

Hebbard  &  Hubbell 

Conway  &  Coyle . 

Kennedy  George. 

King  Jeremiah... 

Damon  J  H 

Marsh  &  Barnett . 

T)ecker  Peter 

Matthiessen  Peter 

Dextraze  Thomas. 

Pohalski  Heinrich 

Dougherty  Daniel 

" 

Snyder  Joseph... 

Steele  &  Tipple.. 

Erb  &Lane 

Wilson  James.  .  . 

Forest  Isaac 

Barthel  Peter Chaska 

Greenlev  &  Burd. 

Brinckhaus  Hermann.... 

Uanlev  Thomas. . 

" 

Harlow  I  L 

BiUey  J  F 

Hornet  Frederick. 

Eder  Christian 

Ilineman  Jacob.  . 

Ehrmautraut  Georire 

HirecuT  K 

Hammer  Ferdinimd 

Loy  J  G 

"McHuc^h  Wm  ' 

Maurus  Leonard 

Millard  Henry... 

5Ielkcn  J  Von 

Miller  W  T 

Nelson  &  Van  Deu- 

Ochs  Wilhelm 

sen 

Parkhurst  ^t  Co.. 

Schoenb,irn  Nieholaus.  .  . . 

WILSON  &  JORDAN 


ARCHTTECTS,  MinneapoHs.    Plans 

aud  Specifications  fimiishe<l    for  ail 

J  kinds  cf  Building,  on  short  Dotico. 


FINE  MERCHANT 


TAILORING  A  SPECIALTY 

At  G.  F.  FARRIKGTON'S.  239  K.«'.,..i 
Avenue,  Minneapolis, 


1140         SAL 

MINNESOTA 

VND    r)AK(1TA             .SAL 

Saloons.     (Continued.) 

Herman  F Eliriu 

QualU-rsW  E. .  ..Dead wood,  DT 

Jensen  n •• 

Richards  L  C  . . . . 

Labelle  Vincent. .  .Elk  Point,  D  T 

Robinson  Henry  . 

Mounsev  John 

Hyde  &  CoUon Fainnoni 

Sasse  Christian. .. 

Boulgeri-  Ringrose.    .Fari^o,  DT 

Buckley  &  Co 

Eddie  &Reitan 

:Schuckard  August 

.Seifert&Levi..., 

i< 

Steinagle  AC 

Stone  &  Lackoiis. 

Egbert  George 

.. 

Erickson  John 

HalleubcriT  C  A 

Thornton   Augus- 
tus 

Hector  M  S 

HcdinPA 

"Walker  Ilenrv. .  .. 
Wardner&  Baxter 
Williams  &  Worth 

HillestadEO 

Kissner  G  T 

Luther  Amrust 

WoLsey  Wm 

Worth  John 

Wright  AD 

McCaulev  A  ReynoWs, 

Mitchell  C  n 

Morrison  Joseph 

MurphvJ 

De  Graff 

O'NeiUt  Aliieo 

Begon  Xicholas... 

Delano 

O'Neill  Wm 

Eppel  Charles 

Smith  J  A 

Eppler  JM 

.. 

Stewart  David 

Punze  J Delavan  Station 

Cassidv  .Jeremiah FarilmMlt 

Johnson  Corne- 

Horagan Dennis 

lius 

Johnson  PC " 

Joss  Frederick. . .  . 
Nelson  &  Estad. .. 

...Detroit  City 

McGinni>  A- McCoy " 

llorrissev  WD... 
•Sawyer  "H 

Diamond,  D  T 

Ruge  Peter " 

Atha  •V  G 

-Dodge  Centre 

Schroeder  F  C " 

SchmailJohn 

Wageubreth  ABartlet...       " 
Wiehers  Anton        

Swendiman  John. 

Whitney  S  E 

HallbergOF 

Finch  HH Farmington 

Donnelly 

Herber  George 

HunckC  A 

Duelm 

McKenna  Anthony..  . 

Anderson  X  J ... . 

Duluth 

Gray  J  M Fergus  Fall. 

Bouchard  Andrew 
Ebmer  Alois 

Young  John  

Enger  Bros Fisher's  Landing 

Farrell  James 

Duluth 

Johnson  A 

Sullivan  AV  B  .. . 

HolcombMT.... 

Keenan  &  Sperry .  .Flandroau,  D  T 

Kaminski  Michael 

SerleHM "       ^^ 

Leidel  E  A 

Miller  G Fort  Pierre,  D  T 

We.sti  Roberts.. 

McGowan  T  F        .... 

Slatteugren  &  Co Francomx 

Miller  11  F •' 

ThoeneH -^         ■■,.^ 

Reinhardt  Wm   " 

Berg  A Frazcc  (  it) 

FechterG -      , 

Sherwood  G  W 

Sullivan  John 

Suckert  Samuel.. 

Ilins  P                   FrceliiirK'ti 

Dundas 

Roster  ML 

Thurber  G  W                   ••  .Fridli-y 

Terhurne  11 

Easton 

Sophy  Bros 

....Kden.  DT 

Schneider  J Froiit.-M:..- 

LauferC 

Kitzen 

i!:;w.^":^:.-.-.-:.-.-.-:^GS:nr 

Krcutz  Wm 

Elba 

T 


oPerkinSj  Lyons  &Co> 


31  Robert  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Minn, 
if  in  want  of  anything  iu  tlio  "" 
of  Wines,  Liquors  and  CigKr*- 


Hashovv,Mei3h&  Davis, 


EHQIKE    WORK    a   Specialty. 

C-or.  2d  St.  and  Tifth  Ave.  South, 

MuineapoUsi  Minn. 


SAL 


IIUSIXESS    DIUECIOUY. 


SAL 


1141 


Brandt  Louis Gleucoe 

Fadden  Pbilauder 

■GutscheCF 

Knafi  Nicholas 

OylausOM 

Peters  Leonard 

Schwanninser  Paul 

\yachol2  HP " 

Bowen  C Glenville 

Abendroth  C, 

Good  Thunder's  Ford 
Mechelke  B  .J 

Barker  Charles,  Grand  Forks,  D  T 
Barton  Robert.. 

ClineHH 

Eddie  &  Kitau. 
Fadden  John  . . 
Franklin  '\Vm. . 
Haney  BE.... 
Knudson  Knud  " 

Porter  ifc  Swan. 
Sullivan  M\V. 

Huss  PA Grand  Meadow 

Schroder  Henry.  . 

Seelcy  C  E. . . .  I Grand  Riipids 

Serfling  B Granger 

Anderson  Solomon.  .Granite  Falls 

Mikkelson  John 

MulhoUand  James. .  . 

Quist  A  P 

lioessler  Bernhard. .  . 

RolfstadGJ 

McMahon  51 Green  Isle 

Holen  &  Lund Grove  City 

Levonder  O  J 

Levonder  S  \V  &  Co  . . 

Stack  D Hallock 

Allen  M Ilamiltou  Station 

Bocklund  J Hancock 

Thorgis;in  K 

HolTmackel  A Hanover 

Inwie  H 

Ilalman  R Harris 

Sayer  J  S 

Cashman  &  Xolan Hartland 

Christiansou  it  Co 

Albriktson  N  P Hastings 

Bostock  .V  \VeUs ■'    " 

BrennanFJ 

BuellFW •• 

Dorn  J  H 

Fasbender  Peter 

Fischer  Jo.-^cph 

Griinu  P 

HolTmaun  Michael •■ 

Hurley  Thomas •■ 

Kelnhofer  Anthonv 


Leckaff  J  P Hastings 

McDonald  &  Fahy 

McKenna  Owen 

Meier  John 

Mies  Peter 

Olson  Nils 

Schauble  &  Graus 

Schroeder  Herman 

Steffen  Belt.'ier 

Wagner  Nicholas 

Wagner  &  ONeil 

Yeager  G  L 

Grode  Andreas.  . : Henderson 

Groth  C  F 

Kill  Louis 

Oberst  Lorenz 

Schreiber  John 

Schumacher  Albert. .. . 

Stucke  August 

Anderson  T Hawley 

Luther  A 

I   Hovt  W Havward 

I    PfelTeilv  J {lector 

Ihric  F"W Heidelberg 

I   Kokesh  F 

!   Martz  T 

'   Davly  M Helena 

i   Mock  J  G "■ 

]    Law-son  J Herman 

Rudberg  G 

Burkhart  Julius Hokah 

j   Foley  Mrs  M " 

I   Franklin  Henry " 

j   Haves  &  Snure " 

Rosnick  O Holding's  Ford 

I    HuberMrs  A Hou.ston 

Lenehan  John 

Nelson  C 

I   Olson  A " 

Rowland  Thomas 

Owens  E Jackson 

Thoresen  K !. Jackson  Centre 

Lees  J Jamestown,  D  T 

Moran  P 

Herver  11 lamesville,  V  T 

Moonan  Thonuis 

St  Peter  G Jefferson,  D  T 

BaLser  Heckert Jordan 

Christoph  Joseph " 

Crout  John 

Grams  John " 

Nicoliu  Franz " 

Peters  Lazarus " 

Pilney  John " 

Roeser   Adam " 

Schneider  Carl 

Schueiderlian  Joseph ■" 


Iron  Roofers. 


SELDEN  &  GKYGLA,  114  N. 
Third  St.,  Minneapolis,  Miu:u 


OHIOSTONEWAREr""""""'"*"* 


1142 


SAL 


HAEMON    &    CO.,    Minne:. 


AL 


l»nIooil!i.     (Coiitiniicfl.) 

Sendell  Xels Jordan 

Traub  Georjrc " 

Vonbank  .Tolin " 

Blacklev  B  A Junction 

EkhimrA  D •• 

Erickson  John 

Moody  J 

Moses  \Vm 

RilleyJG " 

Brobeck  Hans Kasaon 

Hanley  Martin. 

Huntlev  W  R " 

Karlen'j  G 

StoelJ  W&   Son ' 

McCullough  J Ketgan 

Fanning  J Kellogg 

Jung  L 

Lubke  C  L Kenvon 

Mostrud  C  J Kerkho Ven 

Kenny  J Kilkenny 

O'HaraJ 

Lee  O  J Lake  Benton 

WarneEi-Co 

Adolph  John Lake  City 

Anderson  Oscar 

Bailey  J  D 

Harniscl)   Ravuiond 

Haves  iUeliard 

Hickev  Wm 

JenksFH 

KlintJA 

Kloeppcl  George 

Lundstrom  &  Lawseu.  .         "    ' 

McDermott  J Lake  Elmo 

StoltzJ 

Ackerman  B Lakeville 

Coughlin  J •■ 

HoffeltP 

Jumel  H Lamberton 

Conaty  Charles Lanesboro 

Iverson  Ole 

Keven  Edward 

Knudsou  &Even3on... 

Mullaney  Patrick 

Redmond  L 

Hunger  AD Laugdou 

Endres  F  II Lead  I,  itv.  D  T 

Fisher  Daniel 

Fosscl  ifc  Ryan.  .  .  . 

Gentges  Paul 

HutchcBon  &  Mat- 

theson 

Jacobs  Moses " 

King  Jeremiah.  .  . 

Kohlcr  John 

Larock  Nelson.  ... 


McLennan  &  Bar- 
ber  Lead  Cilv,  D  T 

Martin  K:dwanl... 

Silver  Bros 

Lokcnich  J Ix-.dstui, 

Miller  A ■• 

Weier  A " 

Ahlf  John Le  Sueur 

ErlhoffFJ •■ 

Kroenke  Heinrich 

Schiffer  Ilernumn  

Siemering  Hermann 

Kelly  P Le  Sueur  Center 

Morgan  F 

Liebenow  Ludwis Lewislun 

Ogrosky  Gottlieb": 

ATmqufst  Solomon Litchlicld 

Foerster  Carl 

Rollins  WW 

Rodange  John 

Shaw  Charles 

Stevens  B Long  Prairie 

Dietzman  A  .Lower  Sioux  Agency 
Champion  >fc  Cameron  .  .  .Luverue 

GritHthEM " 

McCarthy  Michael    

McGrath  Arthur 

Powell  David 

Bontiette  C McCauleyville 

Buoye  John Madelia 

Johnson  Xiles 

Rhoe  Adolph •■ 

Bush  iz  McBratuev.  .JIan.ian.  D  T 

MahonMJ ".  . . 

Ackart  John Marikato 

Anderson  A  J 

Becker  Jacob 

BrudesethT " 

Carpenter  Morsan 

DeGroodtHAV " 

Dickhut  Wm " 

Eich  Joseph 

Fitzsimmons  Thomas 

FlachsenharJ 

GriebeKtCo " 

GudellL ■• 

Himraelman  Ilenrv 

Keber  Nicholas  ..". '] 

Kraus  Joseph 

Leis  John 

LinesWN •] 

Lynch  Martin 

PyeJII ■■ 

RichterAJ " 

RocMicrs  Bruu'i 

Rolfson  luu'brctt ■• 

Schueitzer^Juhn •' 


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himself."  New  England  MDtn.il  Life  InsuraTico  Co.  o( 
Boston,    J.  J.  WATSOX,  St,  Pad,  Gen''  Agent  for  Ml .-.  :'-i- 


F.  F.  Hennig, 


Book-Binder  aud  Blauk-Book 

Manufacturer,  Brackett's  Block, 
MinseapoUs,  Minn. 


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Vflnkiitn 

Smith  Era<!tu'! 

De  Haven  Samuel... 

SoQtas  Jacob 

Vahlc  Honrv 

Dubnke  Wm 

•• 

Duncan  C  B 

Ferguson  Donald  .  .  . 
FocU  Jacob 

Waltz  Casper 

Weller  Mrs  L  R. . . . 

apleton.  D  T 

Furness  &  Linelian.  . 
Gau  C  A 

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Durganf > 

Paegcl  Adolpb..Mai 

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Getchell  Perren 

Schinimele  C  . . . 

Goehrinsrcr  Christian 

Wolf  Louis 

Gouvea  0  A 

Marino  Mills 

Griebler  Leopold. . . . 

•• 

"Ward  J  G 

Marion,  1)  T 

Groslmsch  John 

Gross  Julius 

Irwin  C 

Metsen  F  W 

Grotjan  Wm      .  .      . 

Crowlev  David 

....Marshall 

Hailing  Lawrence.  .  . 

liftudinslairer  John  . 

Hamm  llenrv 

Malioiicv  E  W 

Hanson  I  J.: 

" 

Nickles  George 

Hartman  Philip 

Ayr  J 

....Mendota 

Hauler  L  I 

Rcageii  T 

Feick  J 

....       '■ 

Haves  Lamliert 

" 

.  Menuo,  D  T 

Heck  Frank 

Laudon\-Co 

HeckrichFred 

IlaMianiG 

>[eriden 

He>sburLr  Casper.  .  . 

\        " 

RosccransRG.... 

HilkMadEO 

Laffi.Tc  A 

Middle  River 

Hoitenbach  J  F. .  . . 

Inicenhuett  Joseph.. 
Iricz  John 

Baehrcns  J 

....Millville 

Hum- J 

Johnson  Andrew.  . . 

Leonliard  i  ilcMull 

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Joliu.son  Frank 

" 

Platli  G 

!  1  ' 

Johnson  Paul   

A.l)ianis  iV  Curlin. .  . 

.Minneapolis 

Korn  Adam 

Auder.MMi  C  P 

Kraemer  John 

" 

Andn.'W  Anderson. . 

Krcitz   Herman 

Anhci.r  \Vm 

LepplaJohn 

" 

Apple-ate  W  J  .  .  . . 
Becker  Eniiehard  .  . 

Liml    \bel     .      ... 

.. 

Ludwi>'  Jo.-.eph.... 

Becker  Jacob 

Lueck  Rudolph.... 

" 

Benjamin  F 

LvonsJoiCiih 

Bohns  Joseph 

Maeder  Louis 

Brandenbers  Peter. 

Martin  Jacob 

•' 

BredcmusM 

MartoPaul 

BrouilletteJB 

Melchi>c.lecl.  Simon 

Brown  it  Perkins. . 

MelstrohHenrv.... 

Burniei.-tiT  George  . 

Miller  Frederick... 

Cain  James 

Moelchert  .V  Co.... 

Cnntienv  Ca.sper  . . . 

Moerls  JoHph 

Cavelrv'Amos 

Mootz  Peter 

Cirkkr  Herman.... 

Xicholsit  .Mills... 

,. 

Xoel  J  I' 

Parker  &   Blackketl 

Cole  Ant.m 

Corr.-n^  T  \V 

Paulv  Michael 

Culleu  .lames 

Peterson  CE   

DauibruekWm.... 

1    Ptlugshaupl  Frederit 

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Fire-Proof  DoorslSliuuers."'r5H; 


Crittenden  i,  Co., 
d  Sibley  8t«., 
Minn 


W.F.GUNN&CO. 


Plans  and  Specifications  for  New  rn>;ess 
Roller  Flour  Mills,  with  all  mu^lenj 
improvements,   MINNEAPOLIS,   Mina. 


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Saloons.      (Continued.) 

Posing  John Minneapolis 

Potvin  Paschal 

Quady  Michael 

Remakel  Peter 

RichterCHA 

Schurch  John 

Smith  J  F 

Sterzer  Charles 

Stremel  Oscar 

Siillivan  Edward 

Swensen  J  S 

Thomley  Anthony.  .  . 

Thompson  John 

Trager  August 

Walter  John 

"Wardenberg  B  J 

Welsh  R 

West  J  T 

Williams  J  J 

Zeyeu  Peter 

Zimmerman  A 

Brown  Jacob Miimeiska 

Gensko  G,  jr 

Rodenbout  J "■ 

Riemer  Gustav. . .  .Minnesota  City 

Barkey  T  H Minnesota  Falls 

Dietzmann  A Minnesota  Lake 

Plageraann  August 

Brawley  E  J Montevideo 

Carney  John " 

Hammer  B  P 

Montague  J  E  . . . '. 

Shervow  Louis " 

Tuttle  L 

Heil  F Montgomery 

Hower  J 

Loula  F 

Peshek  J 

Petritphka  F 

Schmitz  J • 

Smith  P  D 

Wandra  J 

Gorman  David Monticello 

Ames  Frederick Moorhead 

ClappG  II 

Erickson  John 

Hennessy  P  J 

Kiefer  Jacob 

Mason  John 

Coombs  N Moose  Lake 

Coutra  J 

Christianson  Jacob Morria 

Eagan  James 

Schjerdt-n  i  Bertin " 

Welcome  George " 

Wunsch  Wm " 


Hartung  Joseph.  ..Mountain  Lake 

Braliry  John  N New  Market 

Popping  J New  Munich 

Cameron  G  A New  Richland 

Peterson  Bros 

Schwartz  F 

Baarsch  F  M New  Ulm 

BeinhornFred 

Bergimtnn  Henry 

Casey  Edward 

Felkel  Louis 

Fricke  Car! 

Friedmann  F 

HassJG 

Hauenstein  Weigand. . .         " 

Holl  August " 

Hottingcr  James 

Keller  Fred 

Lauterbach  Michael. ...         " 

Meile  Fred 

JIueller  Henry 

MuUer  Lorenz 

Neumann  &  Rosskopf . . 

Rosskopf  Charles " 

Schaible  Quirin 

Schneider  Joseph 

Schnobrich  Emanuel. . .         " 

ZeugJB 

Zieher  Anton 

ZwLsele  B  J 

Schlickan  &  Schmidt Nicollet 

Stege  H " 

Fleming  E  F. 

North  Branch  Station 

Lawrence  J  A North  tield 

Mergen  B 

MoesD 

Palmer  John " 

Kittowiski  T North  Prairie 

Daniels  J Norwood 

DixouD 

EffertP 

Engleman  J " 

Fabel  H 

Klanke  F 

Kuhlman  D 

Lindert  il 

Schell  J 

Rink  Wm Oakdale 

Horshen  J Oak  Stati.m 

Kern  Jacob Oberle's  Corners 

PoppitsE 

Morgan  J Olivia 

Spielman  J  E 

Davidson  Theodore  . . .  .Ortonvillo 

Ebemann  Franz 

Eaker  it  Thurston 


SCHEFERS  BROS.  T'''' "'  ''^""' "'- " 


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Ljeats  for  all  kinds  of  Ma- 
ry. Cor.  :d  St.  and  Fifth 
vo.  South,  Minneapolis. 


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1145 


Felton  ME Ortonville 

Hanson  K  A 

■  Jacobs  11  T 

Linseth  i  Liinde 

Lynch  .Michael 

O'Dounell  Patrick 

I>'"eser  X Oshawa 

Young  C 

Kly  E  1) Owatonna 

Fedder  Theodore 

Ganser  i  Glacsner 

Hoffman  .Joseph 

Malliuijer  Peter 

Olson  S:  Thimer ' 

Ring  Simmon •■ 

Watowa  Wranzl 

Heselton  W  H Parker   D  T 

Scjiiebe  C Parker's  Lake 

,  Browu  &   Kava- 

,  nagh Pembina,  DT 

MoorUead  &  Daniels 
Scribner  &  Johnson 

Buhr  Frederick Perham 

Mohr  .Matthias 

Zimmermann  EL 

Brandis  Henry Pine  City 

Hurley  James 

McLaughlin  James 

Suyder  Henry 

Tierney  Wm". 

SchulteH !... .Plato 

Austin  A  K Polk  Citv 

Preston  W  W. .  .Pomme  de  Terre 

Milke  E Potsdam 

Danato  A Prague 

Hovorka  Thomas 

Klima  Joseph 

Mertz  Frank .'.'.'.'      " 

Oukrop  Thomas 

Remish  .Mathias 

Ribock  Mathias 

Rockek  A " 

StangJohn 

Topka  Thomas 

Frey  Adam Preston 

Hagen  JO 

Hall  Thomas ." . .'       '• 

Ibach  Anton 

lienner  Gfori;e.  . . 

Sullivan  MrsB '.  .Prior  Lake 

Allen  C  it  Bros.  .Rapid  City,  D  T 

Sweeny  T 

Patemund  J Red  Lake  Falls 

Anderson  Cliarles Red  Win" 

Anilersou  .Matlhow  ■*       ' 

llanscom  A  M..... ■.■.""         ••  I 

JcrkcD  Peter ;  ••  I 


.  Red  Wing. 


Johnson  J  A. . . 

Kuhn  Wm 

Lampa  C  G 

Landauer  A-  Fox '.[ 

Lindbcrg  llokan 

McCormick  John 

Mueller  John 

Xauclcr  &  Liudgren. . . . 

Xystrom  John." •• 

Peterson  Herman '. 

Plaas  Henry : .  . 

Scherf  Frederick    ...'.'. 

Swanson  Andrew 

Wendler  Berthold 

Winter  John 

Lichtwarck  Joseph.  Redwood  Falls 
Offerman  M. . .  . 
O'Hara  F  M  .....' ; 

Smith  Peter 

Gibson  Peter Reeds  Landin? 

Kirsch  John "       ••  " 

Meyer  Peter 

Scholtes  John 

Ternes  John  D 

Anderson  Lorenz Rice  Point 

Heisler  ^Michael 

Bang  Henry    Rochester 

Beardsley  J  E  . . . 

Cooke  C"L ..■■.■; 

Kant  Theodore 

Kennedy  P  S .' 

Lauck  Carl 

Price  Michael .'..'. 

Reinhart  Charles 

Roche  EH 

Sanders  J  D 

Schwauke  II  R  . . . 

Schwartz  B  .t  Bro 

Sheehan  W  J. . . 
Sullivan  .M  W  . .  . . 

VoightAG '■■■ 

Weilams  Matthew  .    .    ' 

Zierath  Wilhelin 

Jemerson  T  F Rochford    D  T 

O'Brien  M.  .  . 

Sawyer  E  W 

Meyrs.J    Rockford 

r°M"°^;r'    -^ Roscoe.DT 

Gibbons  Mrs  P Rosemount 

Ilvnes  M .. 

Keefe  H 

McLafferty  E ' 

Lcrch  Fred. .Running  Water   D  T 

^'.^nF/ ^. Rush  City 

Malmqui.^t  CO  ■■       "' 

Smith  C  W 

"«f-^'"Jl^P V.V.Ru.hford 


Kingsbury  &  Draper  Ji^lSLS^g^^^s. 


Third  St.,  St.  Paul. 


P  i PTI 1 R  FQ    ^'■'""'^'  "^^  Looking-Glasses,  at  CHARLES  JOHN- 
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1146               SAL              MI.VXE.SOTA 

ANJ>    DAKOTA             SAL 

Sal00II>«.      (Continut'd.) 

Larson  Andrew Kushford 

IfassGG 

Doyle  John St  Paul 

Ehrmantrant  Jo.seph 

Pracna  Frank 

Anderson  A  K Sacred  Heart 

Eisworth  Theodore " 

Engelbracht  T " 

O'CouncrBros 

Esch  Mathias " 

E.schWm 

Conuell  Patrick 

Clemens  Nicholas 

Ludwig  Martin 

Muelle?  Andrew 

Mueller  Philip 

Spencer  George 

Bach  John                          St  Cloud 

Evans  &  Co " 

Feise  ».t  Hutchinson 

Fink  Max- 

Fitzgerald  A-  Curren 

Foss  Charles " 

GebhardtJN •• 

Geib  G  F 

GembeFM •' 

De  Lonc'  John 

Genois  John '• 

Dominick  Julius 

Durham  AF  .. 

Giescking  Wm " 

Grote  Hermann 

Jlscher  Martin •' 

Gaspard  Mathias ■• 

Habercorn  Jlichael 

Hannemann  Andreas.... 

Kramer  Peter 

Is  eid  Sijjf ord " 

Gucrin  Adolph '• 

Gutsche   Henry •' 

Haggenmilk-r  "fharles 

Hattield  Samuel '.       ■■ 

Heimbach  Gottfried " 

HelmCF ■' 

Helland  John " 

Plattcs  John 

Schafer  Geor"-e 

HenningFH " 

Herman n  J  C... 

Seberger  Mrs°M  A '• 

SUuItz  Frederick " 

Waldorf  Phillip •■ 

Shroeder  F St  George 

Ho.'^cheid  Nicholas St  James 

Richlinjrer  Frank 

Schmit  JP St  Nicholas 

Achterling  Joseph St  Paul 

Ahern  JM 

Herzos;  Daniel 

Hicks'j  H •• 

Hildebrand  C  A ■■ 

Hilhnann  C  W " 

Hoffmann  Peter 

Horn  Charles " 

Imhoff  Michael 

Jackson  Andrew 

Jahnke  Charles 

Amort  Bros 

Jerome  Peter " 

Babuemanu  Georce 

-Bast  John " 

Bchm  Charles 

Bender   Peter - 

Bircber  Wm 

.Bond  P  J 

Johnson  C  G 

Kaifer  John 

Kaufman  Frank 

Keil  Wm '• 

Kellcrmann  Charles 

Bradshaw  E  H 

Kernisch  C " 

Brown  Andrew 

Bucirer  Hemv •• 

Burnand  Frederick •' 

Carviez.l  C '■ 

Cook  N  A '• 

Kimpiu  August 

Klerner  John " 

Koch  L  G 

Kubl  .^[altlul^s 

LabrFJB " 

Cummin.'.  M  J 

Czeikowiiz  i;U 

Daman   The .d. Me - 

Delanev    Wm - 

Dob.-nV  Jnlin 

Domi.flv  11  C 

Larochi  Jacob " 

Lesber  A  B " 

Levcraas  J  J " 

Levh.V;   Esch 

Lifistad  13 

EuukcnhcinurJ<.lin •• 

HaiPsSaf8.UoGkCo,rotS 


ford,  General  Ago: 
n  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Mil 


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I  ers,  Canton  Plows,  etc.  18  W.  3i  St.,  St.  Pai 


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AL 


1147 


Luhrsen  Frederick St  Paul 

Luther  I^'opold 

Lyons  M 

Matter  ()&  Co 

Mat/.  .I<.teph 

Mazanec  .Michael 

Meier  Aloi:^ 

Meier  .John " 

Miller  T  H 

Millette  \arcisr-e 

Mitchell    Andrew 

Mitihell  George 

Moellers  ,.^-  Bro '■ 

Moll  EiniL '■ 

Mouson  Wm 

Morton  George 

Moses  Harris 

Mueller  Peter " 

Neid  George •' 

Niederhofer  .Jacob 

Niemann  Frederick 

O'Connor  Wm 

OelkerFred 

Olsen  Charles  C 

Oreall  Edward... 

O'Kegau  Patrick 

Orleniann  Henry 

Ovenu  B 

Overbeck  Herraaun 

Pealock  Charles 

Peters  Adrian 

Peters  John 

PichaJohn 

Pottgieser  Nic,  jr 

Presley  George 

Reimer  .1  M 

Riede  Pius " 

Rinck  Wm 

RittGP " 

Rochford  James 

Rouli'au  Joseph 

Rourke  John 

Ruzicka  Frank 

Schade  F  H 

Schlienian  Peter 

Schnitziiis  Jacob 

Schouarth  Peter 

Schott  Caspar 

Schumacher  Frederick  ... 

Scott  P\V " 

Seng  Wm 

SheehyJW " 

Siebert  Ellas 

Smith  Bros 

Smith  Nathan 

Soderhtrons  F  G 

SUhlniann   J  A 


Stauble  Adam  J St  Paul 

Temple  II  S,  jr 

Thauwald  Peter 

Thauual<l  Wm  M •■ 

ThillJuhn " 

Tiramellll ' 

UnteuNick " 

Villaume  Joseph 

Vitt  II  F ■' 

VittJFrcd 

Wagener  John 

WatrnerNic " 

Weller  A  S 

Werner  Frank " 

Winker  John " 

Yungnian  Frank 

ZertlerFW " 

Zohn  -Mrs  Marv 

Brandt  John..' St  Peter 

Clark  James 

Evanson  Chri.'^t 

Kni>tardr  Juliu.s 

KoeUVen  Henry 

KoeniiT  Michael 

Kramer  Anton 

Martinson  John '' 

Mever  John " 

Poison  Peter  A 

Stelzer  Phillip 

Provonchoe  J St  Vincent 

Brink  ct  Hansen Sauk  Centre 

Johnson  AH 

iladland  Bros 

Peters  &Lu.\ 

SchaafJohn 

Williams  Frederick  .  . 

Davis  M Sauk  Rapid* 

HomanJ 

Sullivan  J  M 

Bowar  J Scotland,  D  T 

LindlevGD 

Mcintosh  G 

Mix  Peter 

StigerG.. 

Baumhaser  Herman.  . .  .Shakopee 

BusseC'E •' 

EdcrtJohn 

Hartz  Bernard 

Heidenreich  Wilhelm... 

Kauth  .lolin 

Kohler  Henjamiu 

Mar.\  Hubert 

M.-rirens  Peter 

Pin-er   Wm '■ 

Rim: J  J 

R,,riin-,T  Mrs  Marv •■ 

Shearer  Ad./h.h 


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At  G.  F,  FARKINaXO.N'S,  239  kJi^I^ 
Avenne,  Minneapolis. 


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SI>ea^ti^ll,  D  T 


Saloon>i.     (Continued.) 

Thiein  Mrs  Catlicriue.  .  .Shakopce 

Tliei>.IH 

Thola  H  II 

Gr8y  .J Sherburne 

McKeuna  P Shieldsville 

Taska  A Silver  Lake 

Bridge  A  Harris,  Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

GillK>rt  Herman.... 

Houts  J  Q 

Plaster  Philip 

Schr<X'ter  A  Petersen 

Winter  Geo 

ilentel  .John 

Anderson  J  P Sleepy  Ere 

BollFridolin 

Fohl  :\[ichael 

Franz  .IP 

Fricss  .lacob 

•Ooettscha  .Jacob 

Hagemann  .John 

Schleif  Charles 

Schmidt  J  B 

Erath  A... 
Cashner  .1 . , 
Mourer  .J. . 

Tamblin  G 

Tov-erEM 

•Schewc  C Sprinstield 

.  Weier Spring  Hill 

Bauer  .J Stewart 

Boo  Charles Stillwater 

Brenner  Charles 

■Cardwt'll  iV  Dvsou 

Deragisch  P  S" 

Dreciisler  Conrad 

Farmer  A-  Fit/gerald.  .  . 

Goeck  Heinrich 

Harvey  &  Shepard 

KrugerEmil 

Lyons  John 

JMarcell  Alfred 

3Iondeau  George 

O'Brien  Edward 

Raiter  Frank 

Thelen  Bernard 

Ulen  A  A 

White  Michael •■ 

Wier  &   Hanitscli 

Wilmet  Alfred 

Wolber  Otto 

Furin  S Sturgis,  D  T 

Jenkins. I 

Murz  C 

Clary  T 

Agrell  Otto 

Burth  Theodore 


..Sucl 
Falls 


Payne  James Taylor's  FhII, 

Peterson  Charles.  .  . 

Sohon  -Moran 

Johnson  A  W Thorns,... 

M^en.l Tor»k 

Sembcak  B 

Sbaefer  I  P .. 

Wieber  \Vm '.',\[     •• 

Hartigan  J .Trarr 

Klein  J ••  ' 

Lehman  F 

Eulen  G Trout"Hro<.k 

Kump  M 

Keas  &  McCaft'ery, 

Turtle  River,  D  T 

Carlson  M Valley  City.  I)  T 

Keert  A-  Kegon VcrmillioB 

KrauseuG.... 

PleifterH V. 

Kasnuis.sou  R  M.  .Vermillion. I)  T 

Vincent  Felix 

M:ilome  T Verndal,- 

Baumgarten  Henry Wabaslm 

BauMiirartner  F.  .". 

Faller'^Charles 

Funk  Michael 

Henson  Ole 

Kuehu  Conrad 

Kuehu  Lucas ■' 

Laves  G  A 

McAulifT  .John 

Odink  Josiph 

Ray  Jacob 

Schermuly  John 

Smith  H  N" 

Hohman  J WaconU 

Lipp  G 

Weisser  S 

Bennett  &  Yates Wadena 

VanZantPL 

Waldo  H " 

Sandquist  &  Co. .  .Walnut  Station 

Schuwiler  J Warr»-n 

ScbuwilerJG '• 

Bailey  PC Wa-seca 

Biitsch  Valentine 

Ebbinsrhausen  Charles.  ... 

Forbes  EC " 

Hansen  it  Murphy 

MaireFW - 

Mazv  Caroline 

Mur'phv  Phillip — 

Xeidt  C 

Solon  Patrick 

Spars  p'redcrick 

Win-ton  Ale.van.ier 

Koilel  J Wat.TU.w. 


Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co.'" 


Robert  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn, 

Sole   Agent*   for  tbo  New  OrUan* 
Hi?h  Life  OUrara. 


Hashoiv,Maish&  Davis, 


Cor.  2d  St.  and  Fifth  ATCSouti, 
lliaiieapolia,  Jdimu 


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Kohl.T  t' Wntertowu 

Kohl.T  S 

Rennwiiiiz  A 

Yager  .1 

Zcyer  C 

Nerliovi;:  ^t  Sparliv W;it>;ou 

Barrett  TH ".Waverlv  Mills 

Payent  J " 

Fitzgerald  Win "Weaver 


inoDa 


...Wesely 
V.Wlialan 


,  Wl: 


Qd.  D  T 

White  Bear  Lake 

Willinar 


Lapie  T. . 
TrondaM..., 
Gunderson  O 
llolman  C.  . . 
Gillespie  H.., 
MeCorn  A  liv 
McGrath  D  (' 

Wlbur  F 

Hennings  Christii 

Johnson  Peter 

Otos  Bros 

Prem  .Jacob .  . 

Rennewanz  F  .7 

RossWL .'.'.■.'.■.'.".'      •• 

Wilhon  George 

Woodwards.! Windom 

De  Long  T  D. . . .  Winnebaw  Citv 

Kwlile.John 

Nelson  G  E 

Wheeler  .1  M  ... . 

AlgurenN  A Winona 

A.nder-ijn  Peter 

Bambenek  Wm 

Bauiuaon  F  .    . 

Bellaire  Frank '..." 

Biltgen  Henry 

Bourmeister  .ToLu.  .  .  . 
OyseH>ki  Frauls. .....'..'. 

Darain  Frederick 

Dooney  Patrick .'.." 

Frohlich  Henry 

Gannon  Patrick ' ,"  ' 

Gernes  C  M 

Girtler  Jaroli.  . . 
Goltz  GiKtav  . . . . 

Henri.hsAMiena.::.::::'   •• 

John-im  XfU.  .. 

Kos.Mini  Christian....!;;; 

Liclitenstei"-Hr  Thiima< 

L.:>gefeil  AlUcrt 

Meyer  \1  K ;; 

Moore  Cliarles 

Pauley  G  W . .  .  .    •• 

Pindrll  G.-or-e  ..; ■• 

Potter  .loM 
J^u.-s  W,i 
S  hini  .l.w. 
fv  hneider 


Schrawdy  JM 

Sehler  L'harles 

Shannon  Honora 

Stark  Charles. <•  . 

Studt  Peter ;'" 

.^^ivenson  Frederick. . . 

"Wells  .1  A "       .. 

I   rT""  ?^t-  'rr Winsted  Lake 

Bahnat.JH Yankton,  DT 

Biermver  Leo 

Brown  Georse 

I   Cochran  F  L*^ 

I   Donahue  .James. ...  " 

j   Ferris  L  J 

I  .Johnson  .James " 

j   Long  Cliarles ; 

Oleson  Ole "■ 

Satori.John ^  ., 

Schepiierheyn  F 

Schoe  Frank •< 

I   Selina:er  Raymond 

i   Shurtliff  L  L 

j   Wagner  Henry 

I   Mankeul)erg  Charles, 

„                              Young  America 
I    »ro\vu  .^  keziir Ziimbrota 

Jverson  Bent 

Salt. 

Ransom  W  A Aastin 

Oravo*  C  H  «V  Co  (Se^ 

'"''■>•■■■   Duluth 

Pirath  P  L.  .  .^_^ Mankato 

j  !*i<t!«h,  Door  and  Blind 
I  -^Infrs. 

I  (Sty  trim  Plauing  ifills.) 

I   UunliaiiKtStorniii  1.^1° 

i   .„'"^,'")- •  ■  •. ...Anoka 

(-lark  Christopher Brownsville 

.Johnson  .t  Foss Chatlield 

Mevcii*    "iViii    (.si<f 

I   Tnlli'-  f  ^T^' Chicago,  III 

I   Tollington  T Clear  Wat«r 

j    SfOK     A.    IIoMuii  ^S.e 

,/"''"' Duluth 

I  CrookttI  A  Slioi- 

I       ivt'll  i.s-e  „//ri Fursro,  D  T 

i   Ingram  >.t  Leach Faribault 


Sumner  Jesse. 
Newton,  E  C. 
Bell  Bro.s. 


ii)f II   xjro> 
Libbv  R  C  &  Co. 
,    Porter  W  E 


.Gleucoe 
-Hastings 


. . . .  Kas.son 
.Lake  City 


Fire-Proof  Doors  i  Shutters.  P 


ELDEN  &  GETGLA. 
14  Nonh  Tiird  Street, 


Headfiiiartsrs  for  Crockery -'1«™''- 


Mianeapolib, 

SEC 


?*Jl«ill,  lilc.  (t'(intii)iUMl.) 
Hardwfll.  I{nl.in>..Li  A 


Co. 


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Fraser  &  SlicplK-nl. 
Joliiison  F  L  i^  Co. 

Nel.^ou  BF 

Smith.  P:irVccr  A:  Co 
Wlieaton.  Kivih.I.I-; 

Co 

New  rim  City  Miifg 

Quiusc  August 

BetcluT  Charles 

Hill  DC 

Buttles  H.I 

Dam  F  H 

Levanseler  F  ?: 

Rii}  inoiul  «.V  Owen 


.Nrw  Lhll 

Red  Wing 


Rochester   ! 
.St  Cloud   I 


Braiulhorst,  Moeller  vfc  Co.  St  Paul 

GcbhartlBohn 

Hokanson  Mcjns 

Ingram  &  Cod  ie, " 

Keller  C   K  »V  Co  i.^t 

ndc,  utside  h.irk  ronr)... 
llersey.     Bean     & 

Brown  (>i '■  'nii: )..   . Stillwater 
Seymour,  Sabin  & 

Co  (.<■     '!'''■) 

Bohn    \    Wilee    (S- 

adr) Winona 

Laird,  Norton  it  Co 

Schroth  &  Ahrens "         | 

Youinans  Bros  iS:  Hodgins 

Eddv  S  B Zumbrota   \  W'lxU 


Sausa;;*'  ('a«»iuj;>  and 
^Iafliiiit'«.. 

Oppenhcimer  S  &  Co.Cliiiairo.  Ill 


Saw   Shai'iieiiors. 

C'ovel  Wilo,  .'.lO 
Kandolpli^to..  -''/-■. 
■'PI'/"'!/'    KJ'-i'M Chi(au'o,  11' 

Stale-.. 

FldriiLv.I  W \u~lii, 

Fairliaiiks Mimu-aiM.li, 

I  air5>iiiik«,    lIor<.e  A. 
♦  '«»  (••<,  !,„.-l  n,nr; St  Paul 

St'liooJ,    riiiiich,    Of- 

iive   and  ?*ifoiH' 

fi'iirtiitiire. 

Andrew*  A  II  (See 

(uln  xpp) Chica-o.  Hi 

Fi.lier  F  A  [Sr front 

con  /■) Minneajioil- 

Paul.TH 

KoliertK    C     II    i-^- 

ndr) Roch(-t,a 

llanugi,  Cady  &  :»Ie- 

dieke(.V.  -((/<■. y..  Gill.. St  Paiii 
Whitman  .t  Brown. Sprins  Valiev 


Scoiirei>— Steam. 

Ililyard  J   K   A:    Son 

{Sci-  adi\  p,'jje  02:5) Sr  I'.- 

Scroll  Sa«». 
<:    B    [S,, 


..Mitiii 


Seals. 

:»lellgren  A;  Cowliaiii 

(.^<    iidr) S 


Sausage  :^Iaker*. 

(S.r.,ds;  .\f,„f  Mar/,<U., 

Kieffer  Jacob St  Paul 

Schaettle  Frederick '■ 

Saw  ^laiiiiraetiirers. 

iloaney  Oaiiiel.  .Minneapolis 
Hintoii  John 


Saw  ^lills. 

(.■<,,., ho  L",oh,r.) 
:irkChri-toiihcr.  ...Brov 


NEW  ENGLAND" 


Seeoiid-Iiaiid    <«ood>». 

Towers  J  A FariliauU 

Strecter  A  J MaukaU" 

Forler  John Minneapolis 

Noonan  Deui-^ 

Pierce  Marvin 

Sava-c  X  W 

Deut.-.chmann  Fred ()wat.ii;:;:i 

QuayleJ  J Red  Un,. 

Abramson  Mrs  H St  Pam 

Bernheim  Nathan 

Blunienthal  Sally 

Burton  it  Rosenholtz 

e    :    Daw  Wm "• 

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UTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Boston.    Law  tif  Massachusetts  proniJr!  a,---  ■ 
feitare  1  J.  J.Wktton,  Gen'l  Ajl.,  St.  Psu!,  t .-- 


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MANUFACTURED  ONLY  BY 


A.  H.   Andrews  &   Co., 


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.^.^.'..J%  '^  good  Folding  Bed  has  long  been  j 
1  called  for.  The  Burr  Bed  is  the  re-  ' 
)  suit  of  many  years  study  and  experi-  <, 
inent ;  it  received  the  only  Silver  j 
Medal  ever  given  in  the  United  States  ; 
for  a  Folding  Bed. 

These  Beds  fold  into  Secretaries, 
Tiookcases,  Wardrobes,  etc.,  so  that  no 
one  would  suspect  they  were  beds. 

They  save  room  and  rent  in 
•  .  many    cases,    as    they    can   be 

.   placed  in   sitting   room  or  par- 
lor, or  can  be  rolled  from  one 
t     room  to  another. 


They  have  Steel  Spring  Mat- 


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J- — "      ■•,  j    ^''^^^  which    folds  up   with  all 

II    the  bedding  after  bed  is  made 

up.  i 

The  Bed  is  perfectly   ventilated,  and  in  all  respects  guaranteed 
satisfactory. 

fS-SEND    FOR    CATALOGUES    AS    ABOVE. "©a 


Q.  What  ails  Antonio?  How  tired  he  looks  I  "No  sleep!" 
Mow  so  ?      'Twill  grieve  our  host  to  hear't. 

A.  Why,  then,  twixt  you  and  me,  to  sleep  on  sticks  or  stones, 
cobs,  ropes  or  paucity  of^  ?tra\v"=,  were  not  within -fliy  line  ;  compreiiez 
vous  ? 

Q.  Oin  ;  But  to  speak  the  truth  my  heart  me  stirs;  Woulds't 
thou  (o-nioJii  find  rest,  go  sleei)  on  Burr's. 


A.   H.  ANDREWS  &  CO., 

MANUFACTURKkS    OF 

The  Finest  Quality  of  BAMv  and  OYYICE  I-ITTlNiiS  and 
DESKS,  including  tlio  popular  POLYGO>'. 


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Clofird  I'oli/unn    Dexk. 


Bank  Counters  and  Railings, 

Elaborate  Jewelry  Cases, 

Library  Tables  and  Chairs, 

Newel  Posts  and  Marquetry  Floors, 

Wood  Mantels  in  special  Designs. 

OPERA  SEATS.     ,---.-;->--"--— ^ 


V    :  -I 


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^  .-,  A  Variety  of  Settees  for  Halls, 

_  >  Railway  Passenger  Coach  Inside  Fittings, 

■.•"■)    .    CHURCH  FURhlTURE,  PEV/S.  PULPITS,  CKAIR3. 

■;''  —  r-' 

,1  Sl-i-.J  for  Circulars    .md     Catai'^jucs    of   all  above 

goods  to  our  office,  \^ 

"^,195  8/ 197  Wabash  Avenue,  fe 

^    ■  CHICAGO.   ILL. 


195  &  HIT  W:ib;wh   Aviiiuo,  CHICAGO.    ILL. 

topst  lEMsMi  \i  ffis  Weill  Of  Sc!i83l  Dssls  k  imsralis 


;Ths  Cskkatsd  "Triumph"  Desk,  Davstaikd  ^  Sowolsd 

i  JJiaJieat  Awards  at  rhila.,  1S7G  and  rcois,  187S.' 

Ten  Patents  on  tins  De.-k  ;  fully  Warranted  for  Ten  Years  ;  for  StreiiKtb, 
Durability  nnCi  Goo<l  Form,  it  takes  tlie  lead  of  all. 

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A.    M    Andrews  &    Co/s 

School  Apparatus. 


-r|         GL015ES!   GLORES! 

i  We  manufacture  in  our 
.'Own  factories,  the  larijest 
-:  and  finest  assortment  of 
.'Globes  to  be  found  in  this 
i  country.  Over  60  kinds, 
I  from  one  and  a  half  inches 
]  to  30  inches  diameter,  all 
;  kinds  of  mountin^^s. 
i  The  cut  on  the  left  sb(  \\  s 
j  a  case  with  lock  and  k(  \ 
•'  sent  _^ratis  with  all  8  and 
—^  I  2  inch  Globes. 


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Elackroakds,  40  I 
kinds,  both  flexi- i  /^'; 
'  ^  ble  (cloth  or  paper)  :  f 
;  j  and  wood,  with  or  j .'; 
■  I  without  ftandards.  ', 
j  Liquid  Slatino  }■ 
I     for    old      or     new  ' 


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inn/    li  IHCh     1 
Tilt     MvcVlCNk      IT'     IRIVN 

jGl.ciBE  made  by  us,  shows 
i  change  of  seasons  and  other  re- 
llations  of  the  eavth  to  the  sun. 
jlti.s  a  most  wonderful  device, 
I  and  is  being  adopted  extensively 
in  High  Schools  and  Colie-jes.  ' 


t   i        Also  Erasers, 


fivu  n. 


/    -i  Crayons,   Pointers, 
piaps.  Charts,  etc. 


Dr.  Johnson's  S30  Health  Lift 


-.SI)  Slntm. 
The  new  Triumph  Slate  is  Mcta! 
bound  and  th«  frame  cannot  be  cut. 
It  is  covered  with  web  of  bright 
colors.  These  Slates  are  mads 
I  single  or  double  and  cf  all  sizes. 

Is  lioht  and  portable,  and  can  be 
"^  packed  in  a  trunk.  Price  reduced  to 
,.      $20  !     This  Lik  is  equal  to  any  of  the 

larj;e  and  expensive  ones. 


WM.  STEVENS, 

Corner  Tliroop  and  22d  Streets. 

CHICAGO,    -    -    -    -    JLLIf^OIS. 


)waiiltf!llllll 


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MAXUF.UTURF.R  OF 


Doors,  Sash,  Blinds 

balustf:rs.  stairs,  newel  posts, 

stair  railing.  etc    insidh. 

finl^h  )n  harl>  wood. 

DEALER  IN 

PINE  LUMBER. 


Estimates,  Molding  Bo  ^ks,  Price  Lists,  furnished 
when  desired. 


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W.F.GONN&CO.™- 


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fiOLLS.    Scad  for  C:.-ci:!ar  and  Phc»L 
MinneapoUs,  Mirn. 


1152 


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MINXKSOTA    ANI>    DAKOTJ 


SEW 


Secoiid-Uniid  Goods. 

lContiuuL-d.> 

Jacob  Simon St  Paul 

Kohl  John " 

Rubensteia  .fc  Levy 

Rudttwskv  Max. . ". 

Grable  J  "S Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

Anderson  T  C. .  . .  Vermillion.  D  T 
Gillespie  A:  Silver  .  .Yunkton.  U  T 

Seeds. 

Elliot  Wvman Minneapolis 

Vedder  AD Rochester 

Schmitz  P St  Hubertus 

Metcalf  T  M St  Paul 

Xoycs  Bro!>  &  Cutler 
(WMcmU)  (S:e  mh-).... 
Spiel  CW ■' 

Sewer  Pipe. 
Colrion     C    I)    (Ntt^ 

'I'/n Chicago,  111 

Biiriiliaiii      I{ro!> 

{Sv  .I'ir, Minneapolis 

Clark  A.  Mat-krotli 
Buriiliani    &    .Ioiie<> 

{Stf  .i.lr) St  Paul 

Sew  i^iS  >i:ichiiie  Re- 
liairer?*. 

Blake  Georw Minneapolis 

Glimsdal  M^T 

Sewiiisr  .^laeliines. 

Wasouer  E  C Vlexandria,  D  T 

Barber  Mrs  M  J Anoka 

McFarlanMisS " 

Drew  Walter Audubon 

Brown  W  1 Austin 

WaltersJA •' 

Weuaus  Olaus Benson 

Marnider  D  i  Co.  .BiMuarck.  I)  T 

Uartley  WW Brainerd 

Brenua  S  (J Brcuner 

Hel)ei>en  ^V:  Peterson Carver 

Gre-ii  ic  Gri-wold Chaska 

Sehnk-rs  G  II 

Elwood  Wm Chattield 

Lar!>oii    \    I*    (>ic 

n<b-) Cbicairo.   Ill 

Olson  P Cokato 

Fisher  PII 0,:,.iun,„i.  I)  T 

HirschtVM  Martin 

Laudis  W  II, Delano 


SCHEFERS  BROS. 


Beckman  Elias Duluili 

1    Sanborn  W  X Faribaiii* 

I   Holmes  W  J B>r-us  Fa!;« 

I    Boor  Valentine iIa>linL;H 

j    Van  Auken  WE •■ 

i    RoguasOle lark-^.a 

1    Little,  Storin;;  &  Co I\ass„i. 

Smith  L 

Doeicher  T  II Le  Sue..- 

'   Sumlioru  i  Walz Mankat  i 

I   Schrcjeder  iirs  L  (.' 

I   Blake  George Minneap..i;< 

'   Dickinson  S  M 

j    Emlev  W  Q  ii  Co.... 

:   Hattit-ld  SE 

!   Lynch  J  W 

I  \e\v.*oiu  I..  .\  (Si'e 
I       adv) 

Sandell  J  A 

!   Stults  A  C 

Wil.son  G  II 

I   Crane  &  WhitUK.re.  .  .  .Mciit.-vid.-o 

!    EUiniil.ue  A  T New  Li>bu|. 

i   McClaui^hrv  O  T Xnrthti.-I.t 

I    Lane  i  Frendherg OrtuMvill- 

Singer  Mnfi  C" ()u,itou:i^ 

:   llendel  E  R lied  Wins 

;   Laird  A-  Dornberg.  .Redwood  Fu'.N 
i    Younslove  &  Swas<;v.  . .  R..clH-t..r 

j    SladeLJ ".  ... 

'.    Smith  Bros 

Vedder  A  D 

i   YouuLrlove  iS:  Swasev.  .  . 

UmlamlG  F ".  ...Ru.sh  Cit/ 

i   Desmond  J  M Rushfor  I 

Babcoek  D  L St  Charl.w 

Miller  R  N 

JonesC  S St  Cknfl 

Zeis  Joseph 

!   American  B  H  O  and  Sew 

1       inir  Machine  Co Si  PaMi 

;    Brown  &  Foster 

I   Crooniiuist,  Peterson  \-  Co 
!   IIowi-    :?la<'liiiic   Co, 

1   Singer  Mnfn  Co.' .'.'!. ■■ 

i   Warner  Lur-ieii '■ 

WheelerA- Wilson  .MnfgCo 

,   Carlso  Andrew St  Pet.;. 

i    Lester  CC ■' 

'    Strand  Mrs  S  U • 

;    Ekdahl  C Scaii.Ii'. 

Hoffmann  A  I Sliaknp.'.- 

I.,<'4l}iir<l  A  I'ai'- 
xvt-irs,,, .,/.,.. .-sionxFalls.DT 

.Mullen  Michael Sle,|,y  Ky- 

I    .Merrick  \V  II Sliil»ai.' 

Fine  Merchant  Tailoring,  No,  40 
E.  Third  Street,  ST.  PAUL,  MiiiU- 


AIVEXTS  >VA.MK1>  IN   KVKltV  TOWN  IN  TMF   INITFK 
STATUS    FOR    THK 

Larsen  Singer  Family  Sewing  Machine 


" '' ""  >«^me;r  m^'jei.^in;!'!^:;  S'AK^N^ver't;;;n':mv';:;'i,er «'; ""'"'' 


L'hine.     Semi  for  PriL-e  List. 


Int.  f.  Lj^K.sEisr, 


■MO  i;a«t  l>i\i«i<>ii  -.irtoi 


<  iiiCA<;o.  II. 


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The    Largest    General   Sponing   Goods 
House  in  America 

iGrSPALDIMIIBEOS. 

Haiinf;ictiirers,  Importers  aai  Dealers  in 
ArtlK-rj,  I.iiwii  Tt-niii«. 

Fi«.liiii4.'  T:!<liU-,  Skiilo, 


f  SPOSTDJG  GOODS 

I  i  >»  ESaii<!ol|)ti  St., 

CHICAGO.  -    -    ILLINOIS. 


si»t:<'iAi.  \oTK  a:. 

We  inakcu  ~|m  ri.illy  of  !;,.,,  hi-- ()nt-(l,„,r 
Siiortiiii;-  Gociil-.  ;uicl  :1n  we  now  iii;ii]uf;iciure 
or  import  nearly  everylliin-  u  c    liaiulle.   Wf 

(iood-,   and  at   Lower  Priic-  tbaii  ali'v  otlier 
hou-(j  iu  the  I'liiteil  Slate-. 

"  Spil.ainf's  h::,i\  of  ,{m'm  Sports," 

son  the  vali(m-  Sp,.!!-.  uilh  a  ile-erii.|i..ii 
ind  complete  [iriee  li-t  ol  ihe  varioii-  iinple- 
iients,  mailed  free  for  one  ,\  ear  upon  ajiplica- 
iou.        Ad(he<< 

.1.  G.  SPAMUXii  A    UKO<>., 

.  US  Eand:iph  St.,  Ihicago,  III. 


HEADQUARTERS   FOR  OUT-DOOR 

SPORTING  GOODS 


A.  G.  SPALDING  &  BROS 


lis  IJaiKlolph  St..<lii(n:ro.  III. 


/\   OUT-DOOn  SPORTING  GOODS.  1^53 

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^%:^HEAD  OF  THIS    CLASS  OF  BUSINIISS 


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AS  REl'KKSKXTKI 


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Cliic':i;:«i.   Illin"" 


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Blank-Books 


SEW 


Manufactured  for  Banks,  Mill  Men  and  CorpoiB- 

tiom,  at  low  rates  ani  In  b«st  of  6tyl«,  by  F.  F.  HEIOflO. 
Brackett'a  Block,  Miaaeapolis. 

KirsiXESs  iiii:Kn(>KV.  SPK  115:5 


O'Sliauirhncs-iV  .lohu  .  .  .Stillwater 

R*i-<T,sH  A,: 

Aurncr  C  L  B. .  .Swan  I,nke,  D  T 

LindC  M Vermillion.  DT 

Hart  I  C \V;it)ft.sha 

Peterson  Oliver Waseca 

Robbins  Frank Wells 

Demion  Frank.  . .  Winnebaijo  City 

Barrie  James Winona 

Maa-s-x  Frederick 

Rose  Wm 

Singer  Mnfs  Co 

Hammonil  Frederick, 

Yankton.  I) T 
WcKsdbury  L Zumbrota 

Shingle  3^1iirr.'<. 

( .S[V  nlin   Liiiiilier   ir.in'ifii''t'i rrr.i.) 

Graliam  &  Co Baruum 

Lucas  A Cordova 

Blandin  .t  Withau .  Dead«  oo.l.  D  T 

Hall.  Norton  &  Co DulutU 

Graham  John Mah-to-wa 

Graham  Bros Moose  Lake 

Ott  J  W  &Co  ..  .Xcw  York  Mills 

Gordon  Bros Spruce  Hill 

Lovejoy  C  O Thom.son 

Sliippiii;:  Tas^. 

I>ciiiii>>oii  ;?Iiifif  Co 

[Stcidc/tppii.  lU-")2)  Boston.  Mass 

8tiirt  Maiiiiractiirersi 

Coojier  Mrs  M  .]. . .  Bismarck,  D  T 


{S,e    Cu-n.if/e   ,n,d    ir./.v,./-, 


BriL-ss  &  Merrill St  Paul 

l)ewev  W  W " 

Follot't  Mary  E ■' 

SIlow  Vase  ^Itit'vs. 

I'aiillo  l„eonard, 

(•^T  "'!>-i Minneapolis 

Bi4uer  ('harks St  Paul 

VHii;;liaii  A:  Co  iStmilr)     ■• 

SUiites. 

SpHldiiiu    V    <i  Ai 
Urns,     us    Itm- 
dolph  St  (.>v^  aril-) Chic  m.^o.  Ills 

Skyliytit*. 

CritleiKloiiM  II  A:<  o, 

'Havs-   Pat.'nt   V>'ntil.it- 

inir.      S,.-  iH,tl:,i,  /,/,...;  ...St  Paul 


Soap     Maker*"     Sup- 
plier*—Wlioleiale. 

\<>jt'«  llr«K  A:  <'iitl«T, 

i-^'    ■"'■■) St  Paul 

Soap  and    Candle 
.Maiiiitat>tiirer<«. 

Minneapolis  Soap  Co. Minneapolis 

Dorn  John St  Paul 

Minnesota  Soap  Co 

Soda   and  Mineral 
Water   3Iiilr*. 

{Stt.iUa  IL.ttle,.-.) 

Goo<lwin  Kuut Austin 

Baker  >t  Goodina;.  .Bismarck.  D  T 

Rodange  >.t  Ries. Litchfield 

O'Leary  Edward Mankato 

Martin  H  M ^linneapolis 

MassoltWm 

I    Rosenkranz  Wm St  Paul 

j   Ri-'s  J Shakopee 

I  Soda   Water    nnfr-*' 
j  Supplie-*. 

!   Xoje*  iSro*  A;  CiUler, 

!       (■''i*  '"''■) St  Paul 

Sor^liuiii  "tlnfrt. 

Minnesota    Amber    Cane 

Retining  Co Faiiiiault 

Thui-ston  C^  E Ganlcu  Citv 

Kenuv  S  H Morristow'n 

Karl  A St  liene.lict 

OclKcureiter  A 

Randall  Wm Sterlim;  Centre 

Webb  Wm •■ 

Rundell  d-  Cram Wyckoff 

Sporting    <>iood«. 


St  .  S.^  ,nU- 


Chira 


111 


Spriiii;  Bed  Mnrr<«. 

I    Ball  Bros Delano 

j   Seaor-.iroiii  K  J  (twinV 

,       i.K,  ,n(r,  jKii/e  :Uo) .Mankato 


IRON  ROOFERS. 


CRITTENDEN  &  00,,   Coi;:er 
ud  Sibley  Streets,  St,  Paul,  Jlinu. 


l-a{h|J  UUUUDj  Johnson's  Crockery  House,  513  Wa.bii.gton  Av^s, 


SPK 


Spiiii;:  Bid  ^Biirr<«.     '  Sloain    Slialiiiu    Ap- 

"  """" '  '  I  paralii«.. 

borne  E  F St  l'«iil 


ipolis 


Klwfll  .1  T Mill 

\Voi>(I..V  Iti-iu'li 

Roberts.!   H Kochcstor 

Crocker  E  F St  Paul 

Elwell.IT ■• 

.Stajie  C'Oini>aiiie'«. 


Steiifil  (iifliT 

Minneapolis  Stencil  Wmks. 


."tlfllart'ii  <v  t  «M»  hill 

{■'v''"rff) 


stair  Builders.         |  Stciioi^traiWu'r. 

Slfveiii     Will   (.Si.  I   Abbott  Frank Dch^u 1    II  T 

Jdi) Clii.ago.  Ill 


Simonson  Bros Minnen 

Wheaton,  Rovuolil-  .V 

Co ■ 

Bjamstad  Julius St  Paul 

Clark  .t  Smith   • 

^itaiiip  ^lilU. 

Bogle   Daniel  i-Mi 

Stamps^ (.Viilinl  Citv.  DT 

Foote.   iriklebran.l 

&Co(20stampM 
McLausblin&Cas 

sels  Ci't  stamps  I 
Thompsun      o     I!. 

(20  stamps) 

Haight  &  (.»tTen- 

baeher r>ea(lu,.,,(1,     I)    T 

Lancaster  it  SprinL'ii. 

CsoUl: 

Sackett    A:  Co     (On 

stamps) 1. 1  ail  City.  D  T 

i<«tave<i  and  llcadiii;;'. 

Moul-nnierv.  Clark  .V  Wait.  Avon 

Webb. I  I).". Clii^a-o  Citv 

Brimmer  W    I) Uavto'n 

May  C F.xeeisior 

Paul  P Montijomirv 

Bailev  \V  H Santiago 


><toi"tM>t>  pvr*. 

l-'roKl,  l*crf)  A  V^^  <  .s.> 


Hall  H  P 

Minnesota  Type  Fouik 


Stone     l>calcri«     and 
Contract  nr«>. 


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Hall's  Saf 


8.HockCo.f*^' 


,  General  Agent, 
6  Jacksou  St.,  ST.  PAUL,  Mi«. 


!•  ijfr>  .    »j:»»t< 


Hasliow,Maish&Davis,li 


TAI 


11.55 


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(WlK.lesU.-, Ml 

Beri.lmr.i  riuir;,- 

Cleveland  ( 'o-npi-nithe 

Stove-  Co 

Pfter  &  Grcwe 


.St   Paul 
-   V.-illfV 


Straw  Blear  her 

nclair  li  B MiuiM'a 

jviot/i.1  I.  C St 

St  ran    fiio<»d<«, 

ibift-bl.      Laliph.T     .V 


Siir;;ieal    lii^trii- 
iiieiit^. 


Vojeo  Bros  A   <  ill 
ler,  iS'-  ."/'■) 

Siirve\or 

i^^i-:.;^  En.,!,.,.,' '. 

Tailor!*. 


Mosk<ii  A  (>  . . . 
Wold  .lohali... 

Guentliir  B 

TLoinp^oii  M.I. 
Addi.-ni,  II  W  . 
Ubili-krv  C... 

Hnuhcr  F" 

JoLii-nn  .V  Sua 


I.....r,.ii„  l'„.;uwsant Cba.skK 

I{..lurt>.I  II Clialti.'ld 

Puisnn  .1 CIii^ai;oCitv 

Sohult/  S I)ii>s("l 

Ati.lni-  Brazil.  Dfadwood  Citv,  D  T 

Enig  Oil' IJi-lano 

OstorloU  Honiv Dtiluth 

Sdu-Iiii  PE..." ■■ 

Sv.-iisoii  A  \V ■• 

Xi-lson  Trid> Fait;o,  I)  T 

StanLcF....Gc.(.d  Thiuidrr-s  Ford 
Kelk'V  I'  F   .    .Grand  F,.rks,  O  T 

.Mvhre  E  K Grand  Meadow 

Rohtitsoi.  11 Hancock 

Iliut/.e  N Hawley 

Brown  S  F Hendcr.son 

Ltindcjrnn  Andrew Hon.-ton 

Kintli  F Hutchinson 

.Mi>ka  F 

Guttli'ix'h  diaries lanesville 

Gilliert>on  .lacob Eaneshoro 

Dakken  L  O Lansrher 

I^,ves,,n,I "^ 

LoI'Mlhal  MoM'S...  Lead  City.  I)  T 

Yotin::i|Ue>t  V I.e>ter 

Barton  F [.esterviUe.  DT 

Baunmn  F Le  Sueur 

BlaserEG 

Beck  Joliu Lewiston 

Behnder  W'm Madelia 

Enquot  Peter .Marine  Mills 

Undi|ui.l  AuL'u-t.... 

A-^ili  llerinan .Minneapolis 

Hanley^-  Kelly 

Ivruejer  Frederick.  .  . 

Mayer  .1  A 

O'Dri-eoll  Cornelius,. 
S<-lieil.e  C 

S.-hult/.'v   ..'..'.  .■.Minnes,,ta  Lake 

Dieleh   I New  Trier 

Sloan  Ilerniann 0%vatouna 

Joliiison  Thomas Preston 

Wevliraueli     V 


nu.lloy  [.(; Hochcster 

Gill  T St  Cloud 

Kaeter  Ilenrv ■• 

Kindler  .Io.;.p|, ■■ 

I>iekin-oii  .lames St  Paul 

Fors^ell  P  .\I 

Ilenriks.,n  Andrew ■• 

llilvard.l  K •• 

llodum  Hermann •• 

Kellerui;,nn  Il.-.irv.    .. 

I.a/arus  Mom-..." ••      ■ 


Hvlander 
Pin.-us  S: 


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Builders'  Hardware  ^"'''''^'"'''''''  ^'°"- 


bury  &  Draper.  35RThird8t.,8t.Pa-i:. 


r    C    Csimncrtnn    Ke«P8  on  hand  the  finest  Irench,  Engbnli, 


11  Scotch  and  German  Suitings,  Minneapolii 


TAI 


TaiSorsi.      (Continued.)       i   tlreat  .VtLuitu; 


Mueller  Charle- St  Paul 

Seller  John . 

Sissward  L  F 

Somers  John  

Vick  John 

Nicolaus  Loreutz. .  .  .Sauk  Centre 

Cassidy  James Shaki ipee 

Seller  "John Sleepy  Eye 

Sclaud  M Stnviin2:er 

Diech  A Trout  Brook 

Busse  Wm Waconia 

Rodlun  &  Johnson Wilhnar 

Hofmann  J  G Winona 

Leighton  Michael 

PfefferAdam 

Nelson  I Zumbrota 

Tanners'  Grease- 
Ma  nnlaftiirerK. 

AVinkltT  and  Kii<li- 
hoiri.^^v  ,/,;,) Chicago.  Ill 

Tanners    .ind   €nr- 
ricrs. 

Bedard  Firmin Benson 

IVielaiid  Krnst, 

{Sceadr) Duluth 

Glazier  DC Dundas 

Steinberg  J Lester 

McMillan  James  <t  Co.  Minneapolis 

Sterling  G  R  &  Co Red  Win- 

Gebhardt  L  &  Co St  Peter 

Beckstrom  O  F White  Ro.k 


Tele;ira|»liie    Insti- 
tute. 

SI  Paul  >l'.i\:uii  A  StrMttoiii. 


Terra-Cotta 

CoNoii    *'    I», 


)....St    1',: 

nnlr. 


Tents,  Awnins^s 

Hill  John .Mill 

Ross  Peter 


Taxidermist! 
Poiiieroj  t'  II  Al  1'<», 

(.Se^orfr) FaVL 

BeanFE Mini 

Howling  ^V'm ' 

Schroder  Henry St  P; 

Teas— Wholesale. 

Kelly,  .AiKlioii)  A  «  «», 


D  T    I 
oolis   i 


Theaters. 

Whitney  Samuel.  .Bismarck.  I>  T 
Swearingen  E  A.  .Oeadwood,  I>  T 

Opera  liou.se Maiik.iL. 

Metropolitan  Theater.  .MiunraiioiM 

Conlev's  Varieties Si  P'l  .: 

Farrell  MF 

Thresher    Mntr^. 


Tile*. 


Tin,  loppt'"  -^   •^••««« 
Ir<>n  Worker-. 

Stebbiiu-^'  (■'..'.' K..rh..-,.|- 


"Wl 


Mi 


Co  i.s,, 


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adv) 

Berkcy  John  .\  <V  Co, 

{See  buWHiienil] St  P: 


I!  E 


Tea* 


C'otlees   and 
•piee*. 


Hall  Thomas. 
Minneapolis  Sjuce  Mills 


Kn- 
Low 
Vermvlia  D.   . 
\Valla'ce(    E.. 
Craft  J  .M  II. 
StcMseng  K  C. 
UaL'iu  .1  (I... 

Lar'-iii   N 

KavC  .\ 

Ma'rolte  A.... 
Lanktou  Joel. 


PerkinSj  Lyons  &  Co. 


31  KobertSt,,  St.  Paul, Miiiu.,  aw 
Airents  for  Toln,  Rock  and  P.y  •- 


C.B.THURSTON,E^ 


Ag't  CANTOS.  PLOWS,  TI^ct  Rakes,  Rmw 

zinc:  Harrows,  Trinmph  Seeders,  Mil- 

Wagons,  Buggies,  etc.,  18  W.  3d  St.,  St.Paul 


iISE.SS    DIRECTORY. 


WINKLER  &  KIRCHHOFF, 


K  A>XF  ACTU  RE  B--? 


C^aMLiieFS^ 


Dealers  in  Tanners'  Tools.  Oils,  Japonica,  etc. 
N.  Branch  Street,  near  Blaokhawk,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


ishe.si  -Vlarket  Prit-e  rviici  for  Table  Grease  and  Wliitenings.  bend  for  ouj-  prices. 

before  you  buy  elsewhere.     £#"  Say  where  you  saw 

this  advertisement. 


Littletield  &  Sou Jlinneapolis 

Rye  Thom!V« Minneotu 

Girwin  S McoUet 

Kelly  J  S St  Cloud 

Pcyer  Emil St  Paul 

Kohler  J  L AV.tconia 

Werner  W Winsted  Lfike 

Tool  ^laker*. 

Rothwell  Joseph,   jr St  Paul 

Toys. 

C'bioa^o  Tor|)o«lo 

Co Chicago,  111 

Garben  A  &  Co Miuncapulis 

Guth  John 

llilleCG 

Brautigan  Mrs  C St    Paul 

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(whol) 

Gernes  CM Winona 

Trausiiortation. 

(Hail  mid.) 

Bear  Butte  ^Dead- 
wood  Uv  Co.  . .  .Duadwuod,  n  T 

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Canada  Southern  Line 

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Line 

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Despatch 

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patch   

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National  Line 

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apolis Ry.  St  Paul  & 
Sioux  City  R  R,  Sioux 
Citv  and  Piuitic  R  R 
and  Kansas  City,  St  Jo- 
seph &  Council  Bluffs 
R  R  Lumber  Line.  '^ 

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Freight  Line. 

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patch   

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Fast  Freight  Line 

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Line 

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portation  Co 

Pennsylvania  Company's 
Fast  Freight  Lines 

Red  Line  Transit  Co " 

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portation  Line.  . .  .Bismarck, DT 

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!       perior  Transit  Co Dulutli 

Lake  Miclugan  A:  Lake  Su- 
perior Transportation  Co      " 

Lake  Superior  South  Shore 
Line 

Lake  Superior  Transit  Co. 

New  England  Transporta- 
tion Line 


WILSON  &  JORDAN 


ARCHITECTS.    Acconstlca,  Heatinff 

and   "Veatilation   caretnlly   and  ccr- 

J  rectly  arranged.    Jlianeapolia,  Mian* 


Largest  Slock  Crockery  J 


n  the  Slate.    E,  A.  IL'\' 
MON"  &  CO.,   Minnea-^oH 


11.: 


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Xortliw  est  Tr;in>p..rtatiou 
Co DiilulU 

Alsop  Bros Far..jo.  D  T 

Graudiu  J  r,  it  Co.... 

Diamonrt  Jo  Line St  Paul 

Keokuk  \orlliorii 
Line  Paekel  Co, 
iSe  o(tn '• 

Diamon<t  Jo  Line Winoua 

Missouri  River  Trans 

Co Yanktou,  D  T 

ail.ifje  null  St„.-,f  Fr.Uiht.) 

Aorlliweoterii  Ux- 

Trail  <>|>ortiiti<Mi 

Co  {!^t  ,nir) BisiiuuTk.  D  T 

Peoples  i  Co 

Vaile.  Miner  i 
Williamson 

Corbin  it  Ward.  .  .PeadwootLD  T 

DauchertVit  Co.. 

Dead-.voo.l  .t  Cen- 
tennial Vallcv  Rd 
&  Tunnel  Cl..  . . 

Evans  FT 

■Gilnian.  Salsliurs-  i 

Co :.. 

Merehants'  Freishi 

Line .\. 

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Traii>>|i'ii  to, 

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Bramble.  Miner  i 

Co: Fort  Fiene.  DT 

BriggsH 

Daui^lierty  i:  Co. 

Dohertv  J 

Evans  FT 

Harpin  C 

llarpin  P 

La  Plant  L 

McManus  P  \V  . . 

Nancelle  H 

Rousseau  R 

AValdn.n  GP... 

iVoriliMf.lern  i;\|>r<»», 
Slaue  A  'l'raii«|>orla- 
tion  Co  i.-^.  .nln St  Paul 

Trunk  .^Iiifr'*. 

Whimcv  I)  1) .Miini.:ip,.li> 

Woollen  V.V-  i;jll,,pie,. 
Cri|i|>eii  Ilcrhert  ^. 

(N^  I'l'^nl  '■„,;,■) Si  Paul 

Garland  Wm  II •■ 


Till-*!*  .niiJiv*. 

Leber    .ltiljii«, 

(Ny,„/r) Minnea|v.|iM 

Tiiriiei'<>-.^letal,llorii 
and  Ivory. 

^>eea;er  l£ol>erl,   i.v^ 

lulf) St  Paul 

Tviie  Foiiud4'r<>. 

Fro!.t,  l»errj   A  Co, 

{.<.,■  iHln St   Paul 

Minnesota  Type  Foundry. 

I'lidertaker"*''    Siip- 
lilioji. 

Power*  A  M'alker, 

(.Sr  »(/-•!.... Grand  Rapids.  Mich 
Roberts  C  H Itoelie.^ter 

liidertaker?*, 

Clausen  Peter.... Albert  !„•» 

Butler  T  R Alma  Citv 

Giese  Henry Blue  Earth  City 

Sclnnnmers  X Caledonia 

Thoorsel  John .  Cannon  River  FalN 

Bear  Harvey Canton 

Woerc  Herriian Canton.  D  T 

Jorgenson  Hans ('luillield 

Krieirer  FA Dcaduood.  DT 

Smith  15  P 

Walters  J  W....D0II  Hapids.DT 

Hoard  Enuuetl Dodire  Centre 

KnischkeF  C .Dulutli 

MeDanielH  E •• 

Mower  AD Eyot,* 

LugerRros Fargo. 'DT 

Hill  A  I FSribauIt 

Bramstedt  D  H Firmingtoii 

Le  Blond  Napoleon.. 

Moulton  A  S Fhvndreau,   D  T 

Bell  Bros Hasting-. 

Kramer  llenrv 

Mert/JG...: 

Thaver  W  F Houston 

CamVrou  11  1) lanesville 

Ch.unl:i-rs  J  W Kasson 

Eri<'k^..n  G Lake  City 

Koch  .V  Hineklev 

Maiiv  fonnul. .  .". Lewiston 

Loomisit  Forester Luvenie 

Kl.in  John Mankalo 

Melntvre  D  A .Marshall 

Prend;-i;:asl  P  11 Minneapolis 

VaiMJTvVCo 

Warner  GF 


CASH  ASSETS 


S  I  5,000,000.  The  •■  Now  EaclaaJ 
PUKI;LY  MUTUAL.  J.  J.  WATSOK, 
.  Paul,  General  Agc:t  br  ITi-mesota. 


KashoWjMaisli&  Davis 


Builders  of  City  Water-Worlts 
for  frontier  towns.    Cor.  2d  St. 


J  and  Fifth  Ave.  S.,  Minoeapolis 


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IWSINK.SS     DIRKCTORY. 


VAR 


11.59 


Soule  it  Goar MontevUk'O 

Swain  .lohn Monticello 

Ru.T,-er  Louis New  L'lm 

\Va-iicrrh:irlcs 

MillLT  ThriKlore X.irlhtieUl 

Phillips  E  H 

Fuller  it  Green Owatonna 

Hafermiinn  A  A 

Drew  C  C Pipe  Stone 

Archer  .John Preston 

Loomis  &  Smith 

RobS  E  A Priuceton 

Kayscr  it  Wettstein.  .  .  .Red  Winir 
Bell  n  N  it  Co. . .  .Redwood  Falls 

Bunch  ST 

Homhdu-eii  Charles.  Recii'sLaudinc 

Johnson  P  F Rochester 

Rolu-rt«  C  II 

Seward  \V  H 

Eldwell  J  F Rush  Citv 

Dietz  it  Walter St  Paul 

Guthunz  it  Rorkstroh.  . .  . 

LeichLitCo •• 

Meverdiiii:  Henrv ■' 

O'Hallcran  Deni"s " 

Roodlcr  Au-ust 

Schroder  HH 

Stees  Bros " 

Klein  Wm St  Peter 


Booth  C  V Sioux  Fulls,  n  T 

Simonet  Sebastian Stillwater 

Snvder  C Vermilliou.  I)  T 

Gintrnasrle  .Jacob Wabasha 

Coniee  Bros Wa.seca 

Grapp  August 

Smith  L  D Windom 

Robertson  .J  S. . .  .  Winnebago  Citj- 

Castle  A  T Winona 

Prochowic/  Albert 

Wedel  Wra 

S.anborn  R  &  Sou.  .Yankton,  D  T 
Cram  .James Zumbrota 

llpltols^erers. 

Knickerbocker  Furni- 
ture Co Minneapolis 

RainevPR 

WoodhamEJ 

Cooper  .IF St  Paul 

LaabsJA 

Simon  Philip Winona 

Variiiisli  ]*Iiiri's. 
Berry  IJro*   {S,c 

hack  bail,] Detroit,  Mich 

Greenwood  Jacob, 

St  Louis,  Mo 


BERRY  BROTHERS' 


CELEBRATED 


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WA(4 


Veg^cf  ables  —  ^Vliole- 
sale. 

Manning  Thomas St  Paul 

Veterinary  Surgeons 

Mally  C Albany 

Barton  Gilbert Albert  Lea 

Thomas  L  J 

Tyrer  J  A 

Vye  A  A Appleton 

Carpenter  E  E Crow  Kiver 

Jones  W  B Carver 

Seelev  PC Clajton 

Hoff"D  S Fillmore 

Charlesworth  James, 

Grand  Forks,  D  T 

Putney  DP Grand  Meadow 

Heath  E  J Grant  Centre,  D  T 

Smidt  G  A Hastings 

Houdi  A  J Kingston 

3Iore\<mseFM ■' 

Lee  V  R LaliOit  y 

Sprasrue  S  D Lurerne 

Bolton  AH Mankato 

Cole  WD " 

BauzenbergerHerman.  Minneapolis 

Benjowsky  W 

Chittenden  EH 

Oould  Thomas 

Mudsett  A  H 

Park>rCH 

Parker  LX 

Sermon  Georije 

Berglund  A. New  London 

^weber  V New  Market 

Angcrhoffcr  P New  Home 

Randall  H  N Ortonville 

French  J  H  (homo  i Owatonna 

White  i&  Dallimore  .... 

Encarl  J  11 Pipe  Stone 

BLssell  H  H Red  Wing 

McCartTS 

.Schmidt  C Riohwoml 

Knapp  J  K 

Berkman  DM Rochester 

Turner  Capt Rose  Lake 

Klaus  A St  Benedicl 

Berkman  C  C  A:  Son.'* St  Paul 

FreyCFR " 

Jones  John 

Stein  C  A " 

Machar  J Sunnyside.  DT 

Church  J Turtle  River,  D  T 

Agersborg  G  S. .   Vermillion,  I)  T 
Forsberg'Charles Willmar 


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'   Millard  Henry  .  .  .Deadwond,  D  T 

I   Cushing  James I)ub\i(|ue.  U 

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Freholi  Kobert   St  Louis.  Mo 

Spiuk  i  Son St  Paul 

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Balch  A  J AlbiTt  L.'a 

Dromerhau.sen  GeorL'e 

Pfeffer  Joseph 

Jacobson  N  P Alden 

Thompson  James Vldrirli 

Benjamin  J Alma  City 

Chalupa  Joseph Anoka 

Dow  J  C Appleton 

Schepp  Bros 

Woodburv  F 

Holt  H  S" Armstrcju;: 

ImholTM  G Belle  Plaiiie 

Montai:  Josepli 

Scovilie  A-  Ellis -r.  .  .i'.rrlin 

Daw  M  nx  Co IJiu'Stc.m- 

Di.\oa  llciirv BldnminLTlMQ 

Bates  Gecu-L'e Blue  i;;irtli  I'in 

Bates  W  11 

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Abbott  TlL.mas.. 

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Gri.e  A  James. . . . 

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Iliin'.-oii  M  G Houston 

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Mvrnn  A Kasota 

GurWfV  H  H I.a  Cresc.-m 

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Ke<fi   IV  G M^iiiK- 

Hi.l<Un(;  W ManannMl, 

Hill(-lii-ini    Ileniv Mankato 

J.-n-.-n  A-    Ilnt-Ti- 

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Mnillloii  !•:  A:  J»ou.  .Minueupolij 

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Kfr-t  Petfv St  Piiiil 

Minea  &  Mixmcy 

SiluirmeitT  J  II 

Low  John Sprinu'tii'lil 

Kumm  C  F Spring  Valley 

Lloyd  Henry 

Patterson  W  J 

Mier.J "...Trout  Brook 

Miller  D  G Wjiterville 

Bunnell.]  E Wells 

G:ilhip  E •■ 

Holnuiui^t   B ' 

Fau:;in  Daniel.  .  .  .Winnebaii'o  Citv 

Wurn  A  S 

'Wiiitiiisi  Itii«lit'or4l- 

W'sijfttii  C<»(.^<  ""''■).  .AVinoim 

Theoni  S WykotT 

Mau  ■\Villiani Young  America 

Koehler  Herman Zumbrnta 


Waguii  AVood   Stork 

Beteher  Charles Red  Wing 

Ciraves  A:  Tay 

lor (.S..,f'/,)... Sioux  Fulls.  DT 
Hawley  G  E Yankton.  D  T 

AVall  raiicr. 

{/See  (ilfti  Book--!  tun'  St,:tii,iii  r;/.  "'«<. 
Fancy  G(io<l-<.) 

VMS  Bros Bismarck,  1)  T 

HoodTW Canton,  l>  T 

La  Vaqvie  .]  H Uulutli 

DeWitt  E  C Elk  Point,  I)  T 

Wheeler  .TB Faribault 

Stanley  W  P Ilastins- 

MandJrfeld  ^  Williams.  .Mankatu 
Cushmau  A:  Phminier.MinniapnU-- 
Kirkl)rid-e.  Whitall  A 

Wales." 

^•kiiiiier  I.,  .1 

Wa-uer  A   Cnlton.... 
Bobletor  Jo-.i-|ili      New  I  liu 

Wei.ser  Albert Pre,toii 

Hawkins  WE Red  Wini; 

Philleo  E  B 

(.Hmniuixhain  G  W Rochester 

Macklett  ()  C St  Paul 

.MoTiTan  E  S Winona 

Stevens  H  A  Son 


Wiisiiiii^     .^ufliiiie 

<jiraii<l}  A.  I'liiUoii 


Wittich  .laeob. 


.St  Cloud 


Watche«i,  Cloekj*  and 
JoMoIrv, 

Morjrau>terii  .M .  .  .St  Pau' 

[li,t<iil.) 

Brager  H  () Vlbert  Lea. 

HedeustadCP 

Schleuder  11  \-  Bro 

Evans  BF Alexandria.  I)  T 

.lunken  A  R 

Bruns  L  H Anoka 

Dro>t  Adrian Austin 

Hayes  .r  J  i'  Bro ■' 

Kimath  Herman " 

Schleuder  G 

KahleF  H Belle  Plains 

Simmer  31 

Vamreu  O  C B.ns.)n 

Wenaus  Olaus ■• 

Wright  Robert Bergeu 

Day  &  Plants Bismarck.  I)  T 

Strauss  EL&  Bro. 

C:onstans  C  W Blue  Earth  City 

Spaulding  L  11 .  .  . 

Ferris  Wm BrainerJ 

Ga>>man  E  P  .t  Cr) •' 

Heimbach  C  P Brerkinrid-f 

Struiher^  R  B.... Brule  City,  1>  T 

Cuttius  G  A Culc-<lonii. 

Sedgwick  R  H 

Steenstrup  I'rler 

Sc-amO  K »'«"*'7 

Thaver  I.  M '■ 

Milh-r  W  W..  (ami. .11  Uiver  F.ilN 
Weill  Chrisrian 

Svv.iud  .\I  I Canton.  D  T 

Are.-knu-  Hi: <arvrr 

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Suttn   lleiirv 
Diacon  I.urii 
McCov  HE. 
Lant/.  11  .... 
Morris  Tho.i 
Sawver  A  E. 
Butler  ST.. 

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.  .Cha.sk. 
.Clmtlidd 
.  ..Cokato 

'.■'.■.'l)eftdv 

sood.  D  T 

MA       0;/vF^M/4      General  Agent  Hall's  Safe  aao 
.  A.  BlgTOra,Lock  Co.,  ST.  PAUL  Miim. 


Hashow,Maish&Davis,"ll 


specialty  of  BRITWERS' 

jery,  Coi-;  2d  St.  aud  Fiftn 
South,  MinDeajwlia, 


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Fink  Joseph Dtailwood,  D  T 

Gillette  DM 

Jacquemin  C  B  . . 
Kin-  Edward.... 

Rcifi.JB 

CatlinGH Delano 

StaptelE " 

McCord  AG Detroit  City 

Lvous  Wm Donnelly 

Flint  J  H Dulutii 

HauirC " 

Spakling  L  M 

Hassan  Aldin Dundas 

Dawson  A  L  (repairer). 

Elk  Point.  D  T 
Steckmau  G  W. . . . 

Smith  J  G Elk  River 

Chapman  G  C Fairmont 

Bredeubeck  John Fargo,  D  T 

Hardy  Albert 

Houditon  ifc  Talmage. 

LacyCF :.. 

Phillip.<;MM 

Sawyer  &  Wells Fariliault 

Sherwood  FZ 

StraubBF 

Wejrman  J  "W 

Johnson  L  W Farmington 

Anderson  &  Fargeman . 

Fergus  Falls 

Back  John "   " 

Wood  11  B Flandreau.  D  T 

Loomis  M  B Glencoe 

Deroche  Leon.  .Grand  Forks,  D  T 

Sattem  A  B 

Taylor  C  J Grand  Meadow 

Crane  Edward Granite  Falls 

Hawkensen  S Grove  City 

Lebon  A Ha,stings 

Smith  Peter 

Christiansen  J Herman 

BiUin-s  J.A  S Hokah 

Herbert  A Holmes  City 

Brown  I'hiiaii- 

der,  iS-e  ,i,lr) Jackson 

Boriiian  Charles laiiesville 

Ncbnrig  H  H  

Lin. 1m  y  Wm  S Jordan 

Elicrman  Erne.--t Kasson 

Leaeli  A  J •' 

Arveson  Christ Lake  City 

<  'nine  Bros 

Miller  Louis  &  Co Lanesboro 

AUasnii  Wm  J....Le.id  City,  D  T 
Narniiinn  A  13.  . .  . 

BeriiMi.!  Adolph Le  Sueur 

IJalls  W  C 


Elmquist  David Litchfield 

NytesWraJ 

Click  KM Luverne 

Peterson  Jerome Sladelia 

Kraus  J Mankato 

Martin  SB 

Taylor  L  II ■' 

Wiser  P  K " 

Cloyes  G  E Mantorville 

Wilson  Samuel 

Shaner  D  G Mapleton  Station 

Lawadey  L Marion,  D  T 

Kavser'W  C: Marshall 

Wriuht  W  11 

Chamberlin  W  H.  . .  .Minneapolis 

ClauM.nAC 

CoUom  Jesse    

Elliott  J  H 

Eustis  Bros 

Evenson  Ai  Co 

KlairesTH 

LeggHF 

Marshall  BB 

Mayer  .Tohn 

Metzger  Henry.- 

Normaun   cV    Magen- 

1       heimer " 

Ridgway  Joseph 

Sanborn  S  E 

SlafterJC 

Storer  E  W 

Thompson  E  P 

Thompson  W  C 

Van  Lecuwen  J  J.  .  .  . 

Walker  >Ieinrad 

Wilk  Bros 

Winter  RG 

Cortelvou  G  A Montevideo 

Wetzc'l  Emil Monticello 

Ward  Joseph Moorhead 

Elmquest  P  J Morris 

Anderson  John Xewburgh 

Chcesebro  C  G New  Richland 

Schneider  AH Xew  Ulm 

ToliererJC 

Gjedde  S  E Northfield 

Hunter  J  &  Son 

Leidal  O  D 

Morton  John 

lloir  K  E Xorth  Fork 

Brown  .V  Parker Ortonville 

Stam  D  C 

Abbott  f:  II Owatonna 

HirUctt  Henrv 

Warner  CF." 

Wet/el  Conrad,  sr Perbani 

Fri.ke  J  B Pine  Island 


Kingsbury  &  Draper 


Keep  a  Ml  line  of  Darling,  Brown 


Tii8  Latest  Designs 


Can  be  found  at  G,  P.  rarring-to::'.- 
Merchant  Tailor,  Minneapolis. 


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\Vafc-lie«,    (Cont'd.) 

Lcininirtr  B  F Plainview 

Ohmacht  F Preston 

Weiser  Albert 

Busch  Fred Princeton 

TobeyRA 

Hauensteiu  Bros P.ed  Wing 

Lindquist  M  Q 

Peterson  N  P 

Sheldon  C  E 

Wards  J 

BipselEU Krd wood  Falls 

Spafford  G  n 

Damon  p:icazer Rochester 

Luce  Hiram 

Savior  G  K 

Smith  Bros 

Stocking  G  &  Sou 

EldwellJF RushCitv 

Pederson  P  E Rushford 

Mosher  J  A St  Charles 

Nelson  Charles 

Talcott  Francis St  Cloud 

Robertson  A  F St  Germain 

Anderson  Wm St  Paul 

Brown  E  A " 

EganPFitCo " 

Frohne  it  Church 

Geist  Emil " 

Hansen  H  .1 

Jones  C 

Myers  &  Finch 

Rochat  George 

Roscband  .T  &  Co 

UphamAT 

Von  Unruh  Hermann 

Wittelshofer  .1 ■' 

Birkenhauer  Henrv St  Peter 

LangeFE " " 

Lillinquist   H 

Schleuder  .Julius 

Bradley  X  G Sauk  Centre 

Robertson  T  D 

Thurston  EO 

Naimbach  C  P Sauk  Rapids 

Bone  Xavier Sliakopue 

Newell  TR 

Erickson  Oscar.  .Sioux  Falls,  D  T 

ImelliRS 

SischoCF 

Moe  Christopher Sleepy  Eye 

Heuder.son  S Sprmgticld.  I)  T 

Thostensen  O Sprinir  Gnivo 

Hoard  LA SpriiiiC  N'alli'y 

Warren  GM 

Caesar  J(.hn Stillwater 

HenQini:si'M  Christopher 


Taenhauser  Joseph Stillwater 

Hallberg  Alfred.  . .  .Taylor's  Falls 

Kistncr'Tlior 

Knudson  O Valley  City.  D  T 

Bridirraan  &  Lotze.  Vermillion. I)T 

White  J  T 

Porter  A  C Vol-a.  D  T 

Elkins  Henrv Wabasha 

Hassan  J  W". Wadma 

Castor  Edward \\'asuca 

Peterson  Oliver 

Preston  E 

Burton  &  Crandall W.dls 

Schleiidur  Frederick " 

Staska  J • AVesflev 

HoytCH Willnmr 

Lantz  Hans 

Ludden  C  A .'Windom 

Masters  Alfred .  .  .Winnebago  City 

RestloffOC 

Jarvis  Alexis Winona 

Morsan  S  W 

Putsch  CF ■• 

Richardson  T  A " 

St  John  WH ■ •■ 

Hewitt  S  S Worthin^'lo" 

Otto  Charles YanktoH.  DT 

Potter  A  Wood 

RedaelliJP 

VanCott.  Clark.tCo 

Blake  <k  Giles Zumbrom 

Weather  \  ane  MiHV. 

B:ifllli!il  K  T....n>lroii.  Mirh 

Well  .lni;iir-'  aiul 
I>rili'«-:«3iilV. 

Ilaiglit    W    Z 

(.^'-/.^f.  i>.  r.U.Win'i.ba-.Ci.y 

W  ell  IJorer-. 

RenoOle Mum.'.n«.;i» 

Shellon  E.M N.-.^-.n 


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Perkins,  Lyons  &  Co. 


Wheat  BBeater  Miilr. 

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KviOlrll N.-r~lra..l 

I!ro,,ks.V;  Clark Ro.h. -t-r 

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sors  to  GEO.  P  PE.^BODYi  PEABOI>T, 
LYONS  &  CO.,  at.d  P.  S.  PEAEODY  i  iJO 


C.  B.THURSTON,  B 


S't  MILBUES  WAGONS,  T^-cr  Enkes,  E.;:'- 
PiUveridag  Harro\r5,  Trininph  headers,  Can- 
Plows,  Baggies,  etc.,  18  W,  3d  St.,  St,  Paul. 


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"Wines  anil  liiquors. 

(n'/i'>l.'.-<,!le.) 

Huservt  Co.' Austin 

Barrow  V  A:  for- 

son  lS-   adr) Canton,  DT 

Canity  P  H ilankato 

Bartre"  Jacob ^[inneapolis 

Brown  .T  F 

KnowIesAH 

Merawitz  "Si  J 

Oswalil  .1  C 

McGuire    .fc    Mc- 
Carthy  Rapid  City,  D  T 

MucUrl-"B.-rtus St"  Cloud 

Ben/:  Cieorjre  (Se  a(Ic).il  Paul 

Bo\ylin  P  J " 

Diedericli  AVm 

Hai-enmiller  >S:  Kuhl 

Peabo<lj  Br«»<i  &  Co, 
(•S.  "(/'•) '■ 

Perkins  I.>  on*  iV  Co, 
(Sc  Wthanil  l^'txuia  Uiui) 

Richtev  Frederick 

Rosenfield  Ximrod. . . . , . . 

Schmidt  Wm 

Theobald   Wm 

Pott>  Philip Still\yater 

Wolf  Joseph 

HolliuLTworth  F  S Winona 

Troost  it  Co 

Adleri-  Ohlman... Yankton.  DT 

Bruce  J  E 

{Vn,alt>inh  fou!  Retail.) 

Driciuer  Marcus.  .-. Austin 

Fi«lier  A»a    (.S.< 
adc) Bismarck,  D  T 

Rogers  J  &  Co. . . . 

M'alkerJ  E(.Si 
ndr  I " 

Holm  v.t  Johnson Carver 

Moran  M  G Central  City,  D  T 

Erie.ssou  &  Warninirer.  .Crookston 

Baer  Benjamin. . .  Dead  wood.  D  T 

Chew   Robert.  ... 

Gottsteini  Frank- 


Siher  Bros Lead  City,  D  T 

Arnold  J  A Mankato 

AshbvSW 

Carney  PII " 

Graudstrand  .Vuirust.  .Miunr;ipoli^ 

Levin  Heymeu.': 

Ponu-rov'j  I 

Rank  J  "P 

Ames  Frederick Jloorhead 

Mason  .John 

Worth,     Howard 

it  Co Rapid  City,  D  T 

Dike  C   B   &     '' 

Co Running  AVater.  D  T 

^Mueller  Bertus St  Cloud 

Fet,sch  Georire St  Paul 

Monfort  C  J  i  Co " 

Pfeifer,  Heck  .fc  Files " 

Rosenfield  X " 

O'Dowd  Roderick Shakopee 

Houts  J  Q Sioux  Falls.  D  T 

Ralphe  -Michael Winona 

Wire  C  loth  ^Inli's. 

Barnnnt  JO  T Detroit,  Mich 

Loverisi  as  X  (whol 

and  retail) Jlinneapolis 

Wire   Clotliino^ 
Forms. 

S|>a!iKenJ>er^    Tlieo, 

(•N'  'W>) Chicago 

W  ire  Roije  :fJiirr. 

Burnuni  6-:  T.  . .   Detr.jjt,  Mich 

Wire  ?^ij;ii«.. 

S|>ant'rn[»erj;  Tlieo, 


Ilarn: 


.  Det 


■  it,  Mi< 


Herrmann  i. 
Trcber  (.S 
mh) 

Hineman  .lacob. 

Richards  L  C. . . 

Nash  Wm 

Pa-storet  .Alichael 

Luther  August. 

O'Xeil  .t  Alsreo. 

OBricn  J  K... 

Janie>  Thomas. . 


Donneilv 

Duluth 

....Fargo,  D  T 

.'.'.FeriTus  Falls 
.Leail  City,  D  T 


Wire  Works. 

Spaiitenhert'  Tlieo, 

(■^'  '"In Chicago.  Ill 

Barnnni  !•:  T... Detroit,  Jlich 

Wood    Turners. 

Craig  Andrew Deadwood,  D  T 

Baker  John Fergus  Falls 

Ciirlis  A;    ^lii»>«'r, 

(.S  ('  iidr) Minneai)oli3 

VerbeckEJ 

Wlieaton,  ReynoUU  & 


.T'H. 


.Rushford 


WILSON  &  JORDAN, 


AKCHITECTS,  Minneapolis.  Plans 
and  Specifications  famished  for  all 
kinds  of  Bnilding,  on  short  notice. 


PBnnVCDV    ^'^^^'^^  CHna.      Glassware,   wholesale   and 
UllUblVLri  Ij  retail.   E.  A.  HAEMON  &  CO.,  Minneapolis. 


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Wood  ^Vorkiu?;  .Ma- 
chinery. 

Bolton  X  H MiQni'ajiolis 

Wood  and  Coal  Deal- 
ers. 

(Sef  ah',  Cval.) 

JIallary  Bros Albert  Lea 

Ransom  W  A Vustin 

Thompson  D  M ' 

Johnson  P  .J Benson 

Hatch  L  E Blooming  Pniirie 

KingslcT  &  Pfeffer. 

Blue  Earth  City 
Quayle  it  Taylor. . 

Glover  R. . .  .'. Brownsdale 

Phelps  &  Allyn Eagle  Lake 

Chapman  &,  "Drake. .  .Heron  Lake 

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