Iowa State Gazetteer & Business Directory, 1882 - 1883.

Transcribed by Anonymous prior to 2012.

1882 - 1883 Iowa State Gazetteer & Business Directory

Calhoun County Extraction

FARNHAM [p.391]. Calhoun county, See Farnhamville.

FARNHAMVILLE [p.391]. The postoffice name for Farnham, a station on the N. I. div. C. & N. W. Ry in Calhoun county, 15 miles southeast of Rockwell City (c h). Exp., Am. Mail, daily.

LAKE CITY [p.499]. An incorporated village, the present western terminus of the I. div. C. & N. W. Ry in Calhoun county, 12 miles southwest of Rockwell City (c h), and 70 (air line) northwest of Des Moines. It has a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Blade. Shipments, grain and live stock. Population, 400. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. J. S. McCreary, postmaster.

LOHRVILLE [p.523]. In Calhoun county, on the N. I. div. C. & N. W. Ry, 10 miles southeast of Rockwell City (c h). Stock, grain and coal are shipped. Population, 100. Stages to Jefferson, Cedar Creek and Northville, tri-weekly. Mail, daily. John W. Allison, postmaster.

MANSON [p.737, incomplete]. A station on the I. Div. I. C. R. R., in Calhoun county, 210 miles west of Dubuque, and 12 northeast of Rockwell city (c h), to which a mail stage runs daily. Two churches, a bank (capital, $50,000), a weekly newspaper, the Journal, and a free school are sustained. Grain and stock are shipped. Population, 700. Exp. Am. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. E. Skinner, postmaster.

[p. 537 Advertisement]:

Established 1872
H. J. Griswold,
Land and Loan Agent and Notary Public
MANSON, Calhoun County, Iowa.
Does a general Real Estate Business. Has a large variety of lands for purchasers to select from. Correspondence solicited.

[p. 537 Advertisement]:

L. GARLOCK & CO.
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents
MANSON, Calhoun Co., IOWA
Investments made on unquestionable security. Special attention to non-residents interests. Best of references furnished. Complete Abstract of Title furnished to all lands and town lots in Pocahontas County.

POMEROY [p.653]. On the I. div. I. C. R. R., in Calhoun county, 12 miles north of Rockwell City (c h), 218 west of Dubuque, and 114 northwest of Des Moines. Two churches, a weekly newspaper - the News - and a graded school are sustained. Shipments, stock, grain and butter. Population, 300. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. J. H. Lowrey, postmaster.

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Rockwell City in 1882 - 1883 Iowa State Gazetteer & Business Directory

ROCKWELL CITY [p.674]. Situated in the centre of Calhoun county, of which it is the county seat, 12 miles south of Manson, its shipping point, on the I. Div. I. C. R. R. The population is 250, but the acquisition of the county business from Lake City points to a rapid increase. A weekly newspaper, the Republican, is published. Shipments, corn, wheat and oats. Mail stage to Manson daily. Mail, daily. Wash Lewis, postmaster.