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Will Wheeler |
"First Class" restaurant |
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W. H. Van de Venter |
"Tonsorial Artist" barber (20 years) |
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Mr. Collicott |
Barber Shop |
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T. H. Remer |
Operated Remer House, "One of the finest hotels" & livery stable |
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Jesse Speak |
Harness Shop (recently opened) |
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Trinkle and Doman |
Blacksmiths and wood repair |
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Charley Rosenkrans |
Blacksmith shop |
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Will Bassett |
Blacksmith shop |
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Lizzie Ballinger |
Millinery Shop |
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Mrs. Matt Dodd |
Millinery Shop |
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Mrs. Starr |
Dressmaker |
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May Knight |
Dressmaker |
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W. E. Hoon |
Jewelry store (recently opened) |
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Marion Tague and Frank Bryner |
Partership in a Drug Store (April 11) |
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Elbert Fowler |
Furniture Store (opened April 1) |
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S. W. Titus |
"Well Equipped" Livery Barn |
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Elmer Boughton |
Painter and paper hanger |
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Al Fisher |
"Monitor" Newspaper Office |
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B. Cramer, Sec. |
Cooperative Creamery, "A splendid enterprise" |
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J. D. Burrell |
Merchant since 1869, dry goods, boots, shoes, and groceries. Farm machinery dealer. |
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Joseph L. Moore |
Grocery Store and Meat Market since 1879 |
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Haines and Son |
Hardware Store, dealing largely in windmills and pumps since 1881 |
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C. J. Haines |
Dry Goods Store for 15 years |
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G. W. Dingman |
Druggist and Pharmacist since 1883 |
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W. E. Cook |
Grocery Store with boots & shoes |
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Fred W. Burrell |
Grocery Store with dried meats and crockery, etc. |
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S. W. Whiteis |
Grocery Store with farm machinery, buggies and carriages |
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James L. Crocker |
Grocery Store |
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Elihu Culver |
Grocery Store and Harness Repair
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PROFESSIONAL MEN
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Dr. U. B. Whiteis |
Actively practiced 45 years |
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Dr. R. T. Jewel |
Practice about one year |
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Dr. L. G. Wyckoff |
Practice about one year |
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Fred W. Wyckoff |
Attorney at Law |
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Schroeder Academy |
Pre-college school "stands high as an institution of higher learning" Operated by
Jennie Schroeder Wilson and her husband, Peter Jim Wilson |
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Public School |
Managed by Frank Brown and Miss Julia Peters
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