1889 - 1890 Iowa State Gazetteer & Business Directory

Calhoun County Extract

FARNHAM [p.541]. Calhoun county, See Farnhamville.

FARNHAMVILLE [p.541-542].On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Calhoun county, 20 miles southeast of Rockwell City, the county seat, and 6 west of Gowrie, the nearest banking point. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. C. Crissinger, postmaster.

• Burdick Bros, hardware.
• Calhoon Albert, lawyer.
• Carlson P C, grain and coal.
• Chicago & Northwestern Grain Co.
• Crissinger J C, Druggist, Insurance and Notary.
• Gilbert Bros, general store.
• Grimes W, hotel and livery.
• Haynes G W, justice of peace.
• Humbert & Heath, live stock.
• Laurel M J, physician.
• Martin & Atzel, hay.
• Nichols G A, blacksmith.
• Reinhart Charles, carpenter.
• Reinhart & Beem, hardware.
• Swenson J, harness and shoemaker.
• Wheeler F M, furniture and jewelry.
• Wheeler W H, lumber, railroad, exp and telegraph agent.
• Wyatt Bros, general store.
• Wyatt R, creamery.
• Yonker Rev D S (Congregational)

JOLLEY [p.659]. On the D., M. & N. W. Ry, in Calhoun county, 8 miles northwest of Rockwell City, the county seat and usual banking point. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. F. C. Mallory, postmaster.

• Fickers Grant, railroad, exp and tel agt.
• Freeman Marcus, Justice of Peace.
• McFarlin & Regur, grain.
• Mallory F C, General Store and Coal.
• Price Edward, live stock.
• Reynolds Lee, hotel.
• Roberts Frank, blacksmith
• Steele W N, grocer and justice.
• Troon E, wagonmaker.

LAKE CITY [p.688-689]. A flourishing town, located on the C. & N.W. Ry, in Calhoun county, 14 miles southwest of Rockwell City, the county seat, and 90 northwest of Des Moines. It has Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian and United Brethren churches, a public school, 2 banks, 2 elevators, 4 hotels, the H. Parmelee Library Association, having 175 volumes and 2 weekly newspapers, the Blade and the Graphic. Ships grain, live stock and produce. Stages daily to Rockwell City. Population 1,200. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Dr. Hiram H. Baldwin, postmaster.

• Aarons A, justice of peace.
• Aldridge Willard, mason.
• Anderson Henry T, farm impts.
• Baldwin Hiram H, physician.
• Baldwin & Evans (Robert Baldwin, Allen Evans), meat market.
• Bangs Lester G, hardware.
• Beaumont Thomas, Attorney-at-Law.
• Beck Mrs. Augusta, milliner.
• Bossert & Hecht (Thomas J. Bossert, Frederick Hecht), clothing.
• Burt Chauncey I, physician.
• Carpenter Charles D, jeweler.
• Cavett Robert W, physician.
• Chambers Hugh, billiards.
• Citizens' Bank (capital, $20,000). Wm A Townsend pres, Elkanah W Townsend cash.
• Cook Wm D, live stock.
• Cook & Pearen (Vestal W. Cook, George E Pearen), drugs and books.
• Cretzler Bros (Samuel and Joseph F), grocers.
• Cretzler Samuel, town treasurer.
• Cushman Samuel R, real estate.
• Danforth Loriston F, general store.
• Earle Silas N, justice of peace.
• Eastman, Gardiner & Co (Charles S and L C Eastman, George S Gardiner), lumber and coal.
• Easton Griffith, general store.
• Encell Rev (Christian).
• Eslick Rev S S (United Brethren).
• Field Stukely S, harnessmaker.
• Fitch Wm H, live stock.
• Flinn Wm H, dairy and hay presser.
• Glines A & Son (Albert and Albert E), hardware.
• Gould Hiram, mason.
• Grant Alexander H, general store.
• Grant Bros, live stock.
• Guenther John L C, wagon shop.
• Guenther Willis C, blacksmith.
• Hagard Robert M, mason.
• Hartley Josiah, real estate.
• Hauser Mathias, boots and shoes.
• Hays Elmer D, livery.
• Hopkins, & Son (Aaron jr and Charles S), furniture.
• Hotchkiss Theodore B, publr Lake City Graphic.
• Huff John B, telegraph operator.
• Huff Thomas B, propr Huff house.
• Humphreys Frank B, tinsmith
• Hungerford Wm C, railroad and exp agt.
• Hutchinson & Lumpkin (Henry H Hutchison, Robert M Lumpkin), gen store.
• Hutchison Samuel T, real estate.
• Hutchison & Fitch (Joseph J Hutchison, Wm H Fitch), general store.
• Jacobs & Purdy, blacksmiths.
• Jones Job L, harnessmaker.
• Kirby, physician.
• Lake City Bank (capital $30,000), Peter Smith pres. G C Smith cash.
• Lake City Blade The, W C Snyder propr.
• Lake City Graphic, T B Hotchkiss publr.
• Lake City House, R B Robbins propr.
• Lasell & Sherwin (John B Lasell, Frank G Sherwin), grocers.
• Leatherberry St Clair, carpenter.
• Litman Max, general store.
• Losee Asa B, drugs and books.
• Lovchinsky Ephraim, clothing.
• Lovchinsky Jacob, shoemaker.
• Lull Frederick, live stock.
• McClure Hugh, baker and grocer.
• McCrary Matthew R, Lawyer and Collections.
• McKane Wm, propr St Lawrence hotel.
• McKeen David, farm impts.
• McKeen Mrs Sarah E, millinery.
• McMackin Dr Wm W, dentist.
• McVay Joseph D, physician.
• Marttine D, tailor.
• Masters Alfred, jeweler.
• Meath Rev P G (Bapist).
• Mendelssohn & Cohen (Bernard Mendelssohn, Aaron H Cohen), general store.
• Mighel Louis J, grain and live stock.
• Miles Peter S, town marshal
• Miles Wm M, constable.
• Miller A G, mason.
• Moore Burt, Drayman.
• Moore Wm G, Drayman.
• Moseley Roland E, lumber and farm impts.
• Olmstead & Co (Wm E Olmstead, Thomas Beaumont), Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Collections.
• Oxenford J & W (John and Wm), flour mill, 4 miles s w.
• Palmer Schuyler C, livery.
• Parker Darius H, well borer.
• Potter Wm, mason.
• Reed David W, propr Reed house.
• Robbins Roderick B, propr Lake City hse.
• Rolph, Morrow & Brown, well borers.
• Russell & Smith (J Harvey Russell, Granville F Smith), blacksmiths.
• Sacrider Mrs. Ellen, artist.
• Sacrider George, grain and coal.
• St Lawrence Hotel, Wm McKane propr.
• Scott George H, meat market.
• Scott & Chapman (James B Scott, Marcus Chapman), lunch room.
• Sherman Chauncey, billards.
• Sherman George L, dentist.
• Sherman John C, barber.
• Sherman Moses, stage line to Rockwell City.
• Shirts Loren L, drayman.
• Smith James O, grocer.
• Smith Richard A, justice of peace.
• Smith Opera House, G C Smith mngr.
• Snyder Wm C, propr Lake City Blade.
• Stophlet Rev S W (Presbyterian).
• Swem Rev Eli G (Methodist).
• Taylor Prof L L, school principal.
• Toliver Jacob M, lawyer.
• Townsend Elkanah W, insurance agent.
• Walker M L, drayman.
• Warrington & Hayden (James J Warrington, Merton R Hayden), restaurant).
• Wetter George jr, justice of peace.
• Wicklund Wm Olof, mason.
• Willard Clarence H, photographer.
• Williams Foster D, carpenter.

LOHRVILLE [p.723-724]. A prosperous, incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry at the crossing of the D. M. & N. W. Ry, in Calhoun county, 10 miles southeast of Rockwell City, the county seat, and 87 northwest of Des Moines. It has 1 bank 2 churches, a public school, the H Parmelee Library Association (75 vols.) and ships grain, live stock, etc. Population 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. and Am. Mail, daily. Anna Hughes, postmaster.

• Abney W C & Co (Wm C and Elisha Abney), general store.
• Adams John F, barber.
• Allison & McCready (John W Allison, Lincoln H McCready), hardware.
• Babcock Herbert, live stock.
• Becker Frank A, hardware.
• Bowen Frank, general store.
• Brenton Archibald G, druggist.
• Brown Henry S, farm impts and grain.
• Chicago & Western Grain Co, O S Martin agent.
• Commercial House, Mrs M E Haynes propr.
• Costello Rev George (Catholic).
• Craig Dr John W, druggist.
• Crawford S G & Co (Samuel G, John B and Maria L Crawford), Proprs Lohrville Bank.
• Crescent Cornet Band, C H Wise director.
• Dixon Frank A, railroad and U S Express agent.
• Dunlap E Frank, hay press.
• Ekstrand Bros (Frank A and Walter), general store.
• Fay Mrs Anna, dressmaker.
• Flannigan John, wagonmaker.
• Fleming Harry E, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
• Gardner, Batchelder & Co, C H Wise mgr, lumber and coal.
• Havens George L, tinsmith.
• Haynes Mrs Mary E, propr Commerical house.
• Heath Mrs Nellie, dressmaker.
• Herring James, railroad and Am Exp agt.
• Hoffman Eugene E, dentist.
• Hollingshead Alice M, general store.
• Howell Benjamin F, harness.
• Howell Henry R, blacksmith.
• Hughes Miss Anna, postmaster.
• Hughes Sisters (Anna and Rosa), milliners.
• Iowa Lumber Co, T H Wherry agent.
• Kelsey Elmer R, blacksmith.
• King Col M, propr King house.
• King House, Col M King propr.
• Lohrville Bank (Capital, $10,000), S G Crawford & Co proprs.
• Lovelace Rev L (Baptist).
• McIntosh Walter A, furniture.
• McIntosh & Forrest (Walter A McIntosh, Samuel E Forrest), farm impts.
• McKane Rev C E (Presbyterian).
• Martin Oscar S, agent Chicago & Western Grain Co.
• Nolan W J, grain.
• Parker James G, Harnessmaker, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc.
• Ralston Enos, boarding house.
• Richmond Earl A, general store.
• Rothacher Sisters (Adell and Anna), milliners.
• Rothacher& Decker (Edward E Rothacher, Damon Decker), meat market.
• Shull Miss Ida M, milliner.
• Stephens James M, shoes and clothing.
• Stimson James W, live stock.
• Towers Wm, lawyer and justice.
• Townsend Daniel J, Physician and Surgeon.
• Townsend George E, physician.
• Wherry Tolbert H, agt Iowa Lumber Co.

MANSON [p.747-749]. An incorporated town on the I. div. I. C. R. R., in Calhoun county, 92 miles east of Le Mars, 104 north of Des Moines, and 14 northeast of Rockwell City, the judicial seat. It has Methodist, Catholic, Congregational, German and Swedish Lutheran churches, a public school, a public hall, 2 banks, 2 grain elevators, a roller flouring mill, and a weekly newspaper, the Journal. Ships grain, live stock, hay, etc. Mail stages daily to Rockwell City and tri-weekly to Dakotah. Population, 800. Telephone connections. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Miss Nettie Moore, postmaster.

• Aldrich John, junk.
• Allen House, Morton Allen propr.
• Baker Charles, city marshall.
• Bale Charles E, assistant cash Calhoun County bank.
• Bank of Manson (Paid up Capital, $50,000), H J Griswold Pres, M W Fitz Cash.
• Broleen Rev A M (Lutheran).
• Brown J L & Sons (Joshua L, Wm S and George B), grocers.
• Brown Miss Mary, dressmaker.
• Calhoun County Bank (Capital $50,000; Surplus, $6,000), George L Richards Pres, Edward A Richards Cash.
• Carver George L, agent A R Loomis.
• Chipman Clarence C, restaurant.
• Clark Bros & Co (Duncan R Brentner M and Mrs Rebecca A Clark). general store.
• Clark & Carlson (Wm Clark, John Carlson), blacksmiths and impts.
• Clay Elijah B, crockery.
• Conley Miss Kate, milliner.
• Coon, Fitz & Skinner (Frank M Coon, Morris W Fitz, Elias Skinner), general store.
• Crowley Patrick, shoemaker.
• Dagerferder Rev George (Ger Lutheran).
• Dana F K, apiarist, 5 miles s.
• Douglass George A, photographer.
• Eadie & Salz (Charles A Eadie, Henry W Salz), Proprs Manson Implement Co and Feed Mill.
• Easton Mack, furniture and undertaker.
• Ebersole Miss Bertha, music teacher.
• Ebersole Bros (Edward L and Cyrus A), Flour Mill and Farm Impts.
• Fitz M W, cash Bank of Manson.
• Flemming Wm, well borer.
• Foley Bros (Matthew J and Wm J), drugs and books.
• Fowler Mrs E B, dressmaker.
• Francis Thomas P, dentist.
• Frazier F M, lawyer.
• Freeburger Benjamin F, justice of peace.
• Fry Abraham, horse breeder.
• Grand Army Hall, J M Cochran mngr.
• Graves W K & Son (Wilson K and George), grocers.
• Griswold Henry J, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
• Griswold & Thayer (Henry J Griswold, Edward S Thayer), livery.
• Hallihan Jeremiah, street commissioner.
• Higbie James M, jeweler.
• Highley George F, carpenter.
• Hillman Ferdinand G, general store.
• Hillman F G & Co (Ferdinand G and Mrs Ida Hillman), creamery.
• Hogg Miss Jennie, music teacher.
• Hogoboom E B, wagonmaker.
• Horton Robert A. Am Exp agt and notary.
• Horton & Whittlesey (Robert A Horton, Cyrus A Whittlesey), Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
• Howard George, carpenter.
• Howland Bros (Humphrey and Charles), artificial stone mnfrs.
• Janssen John A, harnessmaker.
• Kelley Michael B, live stock.
• Kelly John T, hardware and impts.
• Kenning J & Co (John Kenning), hdware.
• Kibler Chris C, drayman.
• Kline Bennett, produce.
• Le Moyne Theodore B, agent I C Ry.
• Lenihan Rev T M (Catholic)
• Lent Joseph H, barber and confectioner.
• Long Bros (George I and Thomas D), proprs Manson Journal.
• Long James W, livery.
• Loomis Allen R, butter, eggs and poultry.
• McBeth & Moot, well borers.
• McCullough Richard, carpenter.
• McMicken Wilbur C, carpenter.
• Malden Thomas E, lumber, coal and grain.
• Manson Cornet Band, D R Clark director.
• Manson Implement Co, Eadie & Salz Proprs.
• Manson Journal, Long Bros proprs.
• Manson Loan and Trust Co (Capital, $100,000), G L Richards Pres, L H Plumb Vice-Pres, E A Richards Sec and Treas. (See adv, opp.)
• Manson Roller Mills, Ebersole Bros Proprs.
• Marsh Henry H, Propr Marsh Hotel.
• Marsh Hotel, H H Marsh Propr.
• Martin David T, physician.
• Moody Wm C, Banker, Real Estate and Grain Dealer.
• Moore Abner D, live stock.
• Moore Lansing, drayman.
• Moore Miss Nettie, postmaster.
• Moore & Demuth (John L Morre, Wm H Demuth), barbers.
• Moses Henry, justiceand insurance.
• Nicholson Charles R, real estate and insurance.
• Olson Charles, blacksmith.
• Palmer & Fisher (Wm H Palmer, Lewis A Fisher), feed stables.
• Patrick & Valentine (George E Patrick, Edgar E Valentine), meats.
• Renken Frank G, jeweler.
• Rentz George G, tailor.
• Richards Edward A, cash Calhoun county bank.
• Richards George L, pres Calhoun county bank.
• Seaver & Knox (Clarence E Seaver, Charles H Knox), carpenters.
• Sebern John J, coal.
• Shrader John H, blacksmith.
• Simpson Mrs Lottie, dressmaker.
• Smith Jesse, auctioneer.
• Speaker W T, physician.
• Sullivan & Love (Timothy E. Sullivan, Horace A Love), bakers and restaurant.
• Swanson, Haughton & Co (Wm Swanson, John K Haughton, Michael B Kelley), general store.
• Thomas C P, painter.
• Thompson Wm L, U S Pension and Claim Agent, and City Recorder. Rejected Claims a Specialty.
• Tyson Wm, wagonmaker.
• Tyson Mrs. Wm, carpet weaver.
• Van Cleve Orson, mason.
• Wilkins Arvine C, shoemaker.
• Williams Morgan, billiards.
• Wilson Miss Kate L, milliner and dressmaker.
• Wisconsin Lumber Co, Chales D Fulton agent.
• Youker Rev D G (Congregational).
• Young Benjamin F, druggist.
• Young George W, prin public school.
• Young Henry, physician.

[p. 749 Advertisements]:

THE MANSON LOAN & TRUST COMPANY,
CAPITAL, $100,000 - SURPLUS $6,000.
G. L. RICHARDS, President - L. H. PLUMB, Vice Pres. - E. A. RICHARDS, Sec'y and Treas.
MANSON, IOWA
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION - Union National Bank, Streator, Ill.; First National Bank, Aurora, Ill.; Union National Bank, LaCrosse, Wis.; Judge Austin Adams, Supreme Court of Iowa, Dubuque, Iowa; Commercial National Bank, Dubuque, Iowa; Ralph Plumb, M. C., Streator, Ill.

POMEROY [p.933-935]. An incorporated town on the I. div. I C. r. R., in Butler township, Calhoun county, 12 miles north of Rockwell City, the seat of justice, and 112 northwest of Des Moines. Settled in 1869 it now has Presbyterian, German Lutheran and Catholic churches, a public school, 2 banks, a creamery, and a weekly newspaper, the Pomeroy News. Ships grain and livestock. Telephone connections. Population 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Jacob Foster, postmaster.

• Balbach John, blacksmith.
• Billings C M, carpenter.
• Blackinton Foster E, farm impts.
• Brandes Richard, jeweler.
• Brown Wilson S. agent A R Loomis.
• Brownell & Horton (Ray C Brownell, Ambrose A Horton), Proprs Pomeroy Exchange Bank. (See adv. p.935.)
• Butson Isaac C, justice and meats.
• Campbell John, agt Wisconsin Lumber Co.
• Dahlgren Gustav B, blacksmith.
• Dangerfield Mrs Sarah, milliner.
• Davey John A (Moody & Davey).
• Dunn Theodore, Lumber, Building Material, Grain, Brick, Lime, etc.
• Fales Frank E, barber.
• Farmers' Loan and Trust Co (Capital, $300,000), Jason H Lowrey Cash.
• Fecht Nicholas, wagonmaker.
• Fifield Clark R, editor Pomeroy News.
• Fisher Dr Herman, druggist.
• Fleece Miss Amanda, milliner.
• Foster Jacob, postmaster.
• Frantz Samuel, street commissioner.
• George C Richard, harness.
• Hamilton George W, hardware.
• Hankan & Stadmuller (John Hankan, Max Stadmuller), creamery.
• Haylor Miss Emma, prin public school.
• Hilllman Herman, general store.
• Holst Hans J, hardware.
• Horton Ambrose A, insurance and seeds.
• Hudson Joseph, livery.
• Ingram Charles J, railroad and exp agent.
• Jackel Rev Charles (German Lutheran).
• Johnson A G & S (Andrew G and Solomon), general store.
• Johnson Magnes, propr Pomeroy house.
• Knudson Peter, shoemaker.
• Little Theodore J, propr Richards house.
• Lockie Charles L, carpenter.
• Loomis Allen R, Wilson S Brown agent, butter, eggs and poultry.
• Lovejoy W H, constable.
• Lowrey G C, carpenter.
• Lowrey Jason H, cash Farmers' Loan and Trust Co.
• Lundgren John P, blacksmith.
• Miller John, drayman.
• Miller Thomas, grocer.
• Moody & Davey (Lewis W Moody, John A Davey), Law, Real Estate Loans and Collections.
• Moody Watson G, ditch contractor.
• Mullan Marion F, druggist.
• Olcott George, meats.
• Osborne Joseph W, furniture.
• Plummer Henry D, drayman.
• Pomeroy Exchange Bank (Capital, $35,000), Brownell & Horton Proprs. (See adv, opp.)
• Pomeroy House, Magnes Johnson propr.
• Pomeroy News, C R Fifield editor.
• Prange August, blacksmith.
• Richards House, T J Little propr.
• Ripke August, general store.
• Sargent Alberti W, bookkeeper Exchange bank.
• Schofield Jacob, wagonmaker.
• Smith George W, grain, impts and stock.
• Smith Rev H L (Methodist).
• Spencer & Peterson Bros (Blackman B Spencer, Gustav B and Albert J Peterson), general store.
• Stewart George A, restaurant.
• Stewart Robert C, shoemaker.
• Terrill John, carpenter.
• Voss Herman, furniture.
• Wallace James W, music teacher.
• Wight Daniel W, physician.
• Williams Jacob L, grain and stock.
• Wisconsin Lumber Co, John Campbell agent.

[p. 935 Advertisements]:

Pomeroy Exhange Bank.
BROWNELL & HORTON
BANKERS
Do a General Banking Business. Real Estate and Real Estate Securities a Specialty. Collections promptly made.
POMEROY, - IOWA.

ROCKWELL CITY [p.963-965]. The judicial seat of Calhoun county, is located on the D. M. & N. W. Ry, in Twin Lakes township, 98 miles northwest of Des Moines. It has Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a public school, 2 banks, a public hall and a weekly newspaper, the Republican. Ships grain, live stock and hay. Daily mail stages to Manson (north) and Lake City (southwest). Tel., W. U. Exp. U. S. Population, 500. Mail, daily. Judson Meade, postmaster.

• Allison George R, county treasurer.
• Baker Mrs E D, furniture.
• Beaumont Thomas, county attorney.
• Brower George L, Land, Loans, Abstracter, and Insurance.
• Brower & Walters (George L Brower, Melchor Walters), general store.
• Brown Wm M, Insurance.
• Buffum Rev J M (Methodist).
• Burkhalter & Dixon (Abijah C Burkhalter, John C Dixon), clothing and shoes.
• Calhoun County Republican, Byron Mattison propr.
• Carrier A E, horse breeder.
• Case Charles D, real estate.
• Cooper James M, physician.
• Dixon Bros (James and Seth), hardware and impts.
• Dixon James H, livery.
• Donaker Homer, painter.
• Doty John, Propr Park House.
• Drury Judson N, harness.
• Du Bois Walter S, grain and coal.
• Dukes David W, wagonmaker and carpenter.
• Dyer Henry W, druggist.
• Farmers' Bank (capital, $25,000), Wash Lewis pres, Frank P Huff cash.
• Frick Maxwell W, Lawyer, Real Estate, Loans, Abstracter and Notary.
• Fuller Wm E, county auditor.
• Gillam Willard J, agent U S Express and D M & N W Ry.
• Gray Wm E, lawyer.
• Gregg James H, general store.
• Gregg Thomas C, clerk of courts.
• Henderson Mrs Maggie, dressmaker.
• Heston H W, board of supervisors.
• Hickox Wm H, barber.
• Hoff Charles, mason.
• Huff Frank E, cash Farmers' bank.
• Jolley Oscar J, lawyer.
• Kerr Joseph C, Lawyer.
• Korns & Holland (George W Korns, T N Holland), blacksmiths.
• Lavender J Fred, county supt schools.
• Lewis Washington, pres Farmers' bank.
• Long Mrs L L, principal public school.
• McCane Rev C E (Presbyterian).
• McClure James, county surveyor.
• McMackin Dr W W, coroner.
• Mattison Byron, propr Calhoun County Republican.
• Maxwell John S, lawyer.
• Meade Judson, postmaster.
• Meade Mrs Sarah, general store.
• Meath Rev P G (Baptist).
• Medd Fred C, carpenter.
• Noel D W, agent Strong & Price.
• Offenback Charles E, county recorder.
• Owens Frank, carpenter.
• Palmer Joseph G, pres Rockwell City bank.
• Park House, John Doty Propr.
• Price Edward J, live stock.
• Price Robert J, harness.
• Raaz Mrs Anna E, milliner.
• Rice & Freeman (Frank Rice, Frank S Freeman), lawyers.
• Risley Albert, Horse Breeder, Hay Presser and Feed Stable.
• Rockwell City Bank, Joseph G. Palmer pres, John F Searight cash.
• Rockwell John M, propr Rockwell house.
• Rolph & Morrow, ditchers.
• Schaub Solomon, brick mnfr.
• Schultz Hervey C, painter.
• Searight John F, cash Rockwell City bank.
• Secord Elijah G, blacksmith.
• Shew Leander W, livery.
• Shull J & W C, R L Zane agent, lumber and coal.
• Smith, Jack & Bradt (Wm T Smith, A N Jack, J H Bradt), Real Estate, Abstracts, Loans, Insurance and Notaries. (See adv, opp.)
• Smith & Jack (Wm T Smith, Alexander N Jack), hardware and impts. Souders Charles H L, physician.
• Souder Mrs Ellen A, physician.
• Squibb John W, general store.
• Squires Wm I, blacksmith.
• Stevenson Evan C, lawyer.
• Stewart John M, sheriff.
• Stonebraker Austin F, furniture.
• Strong & Price (Fred Strong, Richard Price), lumber and grain.
• Tennant Thomas, gen store and justice.
• Tuttle Wm F, hay presser.
• Walker Cephas G, general store.
• Whittaker & Long (Wm B Whittaker, George W Long), meat market.
• Williams George W, coal.
• Wilson & Richardson (George W Wilson, Robert S Richardson), grocers.
• Zane Ralph L, restaurant.

[Advertisements, p.965]:

W. T. SMITH, Notary Public - Eight Years County Treas. and Recorder.
A. N. JACK, Notary Public - Six Years County Auditor.
J. B. BRADT, Notary Public - Four Years County Recorder.
Established 1868
SMITH, JACK & BRADT,
LAND, LOAN, ABSTRACT AND TAX-PAYING AGENCY
ROCKWELL CITY, Calhoun County, IOWA.
Parties Wishing to have their Lands Sold will please give Prices and Terms.
Abstract of Titles to Lands and Town Lots in Calhoun County.
MONEY INVESTED FOR EASTERN CAPITALISTS.