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Lind Ole boat bldr
Lindberg & Anderson (Robt J Lindberg Robt F Anderson) real est Long Lester V osteopath
McCart Wm H expman
MeCarthy Jeremiah K real est
McGinnis Anth S cigar mnfr
McHugh Farmers Telephone Co
Mattson & Berg (Aug M Mattson I H Berg) monuments
Melrose Harry R real est
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
(Capital $60,000 Surplus $40,000 De- posits $650,000) J E Bakke Pres W L Taylor and J J Wade Vice Presidents R B Rathbun Cashr C B Connell Asst Cashr J H Horak Teller
Midland Produce Co Saml A Parsons agt
Miller Jno soft drinks
Mooers Saml E real est
Taylor and J J Wade Vice Presidents
MORKEN'S CAFE Willie A Mor- ken Propr Regular Meals Short Or- ders and Lunches
Morris Geo 'T tinner
MORSE MOTOR CO (Motor Inn) C E Morse Pres and Treas J T Fur- ber Vice Pres and Sec 618 Lake av MUNDEN J R Improved Farms Lake Shore Farms Wild Lands and City Property Cummings blk Murray Jas E barber
NESBITT & SCHWARZROCK (James Nesbitt Adolph G Schwarz- rock) Real Estate See p 227
Norby L J & Co (Lewis J and Gust J Norby ) gen store
NOTTAGE T ALSTON Agt Fargo- Detroit Ice Co and General Insur- ance Agt
Nunn G C & Son (G Curtis and G Cur- tis Jr) harness
Oakgrove Cemetery Assn E J Bestick sec O'Kelly Michael C blksmith
Park Hotel Fred Weiss propr Paulson Chris grocer
PEOPLES G W JR Dodge Broth-
ers Motor Cars Sales and Service
Peterson Battery Service Co (Oscar V Peterson)
Peterson Jno gen store
Peterson Martin soft drinks
Pettibone Lodge Geo T Pettibone propr hotel (Shoreham)
Pfeifer Fred L county surveyor
Prastmark Henry M painter
Presnall Purl gen store (Senjen)
Prvor Jesse L ns agt
Rahm Fred livery
Reid & Wackman (Mrs Alice E Reid Casper Wackhan) lumber Rice Byron S baker
RICE'S HOTEL CAFE & BAK-
ery (Eur) B S Rice Propr Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Room Rates $1 Per Day
Rogstad Ferd J dentist
LINK-BELT SUPPLY COMPANY
418-420 So. Third Street, Minneapolis, Minn.
Manufacturers of CONVEYING-ELEVATOR MACHINERY TRANSMISSION
BOILERS STACKS TANKS
Scenic Theatre Chas E Waughop mngr motion pictures
Schroeder Peter F lawyer
SECURITY STATE BANK OF
Detroit (Capital and Surplus $43,000) L J Norby Pres I K Grimsgaard Vice Pres H S Erickson Cashr See p 227 Serbus Jos P real est
Shoreham Hotel Co K C Brownjohn mngr
Shove Herbert D lawyer
SLETVOLD ALBERT O Lawyer and County Attorney
Smalley Louis A cafe
Smith Irvin J notions
Sneath Wm R plumber
Square Deal Tanning Co (Alb and Jno Beck)
Stire Page optometrist
Teague Jno A real est
Tischhauser Geo meats
Trimlett Mrs Emma conf
Trimlett Geo W photogr
Union House Ezra L Jordan propr
Videen Robt C jeweler
Walz Bros (Mark and Nicholas) bot- tlers
Walz Michael P farm impts BEEF Webster Geo H blksmith Weeks Leonard C phys
Weiser Saml V ins agt
WEST JOHN K Dealer in Farm Lands Town and Lake Property
WHITTENBERG BROTHERS (Oma W and Wm B) Chiropractors Nunn blk See p 227
WHITTENBERG OMA W (Whit- tenberg Brothers) Chiropractor Nunn blk See p 227
WHITTENBERG WM B (Whit- tenberg Brothers) Chiropractor Nunn blk See p 227
Wickstrom Gust billiards (Shoreham) Wilcox Lumber Co W L Taylor pres and treas P M Norbryhn sec
WILSON HAROLD G Plumbing and Heating Winje Eric L lawyer Ytredal Erik shoemkr
DEXTER. Est pop 300. Mower county. A village on the C M & St P Ry 18 miles e of Austin the county seat. Has a Congregational church, a bank, an opera house, a creamery, a grain elevator and a tow mill. A weekly newspaper, the News, is pub- lished. Exp and tel. Lyall E Williams P M.
Beck C blksmith
Bervin Thos shoemkr
Boeff W P billiards
Burke Richd cafe
Burke Thos Wrr exp and tel agt
Cleveland E G real est
Colman C L Lumber Co Mark Bird agt Corn & Clover Land Co Saml D Goetsch agt
Daily Wm E hdw
Dexter News R Willis pub
Dexter Opera House E D Goetch propr
Dexter Telephone Co Wm Voogd sec and treas
Deyo Emery expman
Fairbanks & Thorpe billiards
First State Bank Jno Voogd pres Wm Voogd cashr
Jacobson Peter garage
30 Washington Ave. N.
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Karow Ernest creamery King L F gen store (Manila)
Krockler Mntg Co H A Wilmot mngr tow mill Krueger C J gen store La Crosse Grain Co S W Stephenson agt
Langley Hardware Co Larson Jno C barber
Leach E S & Son harness
Leach Mrs L E milliner March David C blksmith
Oltman & Aylens gen store
Schottler Geo J phys
Swanson Oscar meats
WILLIAMS LYALL E Drugs and Stationery
DICKINSON. Wright county. A sta- tion on the Son Line 5 miles s e of Buffalo the banking point and p o which see for names.
DILWORTH. Est pop 1,200. Clay county. A division point of the N P Ry 3 miles e of Moorhead the county seat. Has hourly electric car service with Moorhead and Fargo, N D, fare 10c. Presbyterian and Catholic churches, a bank, a hotel, a grain ele- vator and a N P Ry round house. Exp and tel. W L Spotts P M.
Anderson Ole grocer
Axtell C A. cafe Axtell Cecil grain elevator
Dilworth Hotel C M Rogers propr
Dilworth State Bank P H Lamp pres O M Lamb cashr Hook J A r r exp and tel agt
Hyden L H barber
King Saml garage
Kobs S H gen store
McNeil Jno billiards
Pearl Jos meats
Remley & Olson haw Soper F C phys
Stulz Peter livery
Ulness M O cafe
DODGE CENTER. Est pop 1,100. Dodge county. A village on the C & N W and C G W Rys 20 miles w of Rochester. Has Adventist, Baptist, Congregational, Evangelical, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a public li- brary, 2 banks, 2 hotels, an opera house, a grain elevator, a creamery, an electric light plant, water works and a sewerage system. Two weekly newspa- pers, the Record and the Dodge County Star, are published. Ships live stock, grain and produce. Land sells at $125 to $150 per acre. Exp and tel. Wm Franklin P M. P M.
Abbott Elmer E dry goods
Allworth Geo H pianos Ammel Jno J biksmith
Hahnsen Justin T gen store (Vlasity) Beckwith & Emery (Raymond D Beck- with Alb J Emery ) garage
Belt Wallace E drugs Bey Felix vet surg Bey Jas J auctioneer Bigelow Chas C phys Bond Varnum C hdw Botsford Lumber Co Henry T Heley agt Braun Ernest C baker
Burdick & Millis (Lester B Burdick Fred . R Mills) automobiles Christianson Nels N florist Churchward Frank produce
Churchward Henry G plumber Cook Henry E gen store ( Wasioja) Cotton Harry A expman Crail Gust hdw
Crossen Jas C shoemkr Derby Jas L blksmith
Dodge Center Co-operative Creamery bott pres D F Rounsville sec
Dodge Center Co-operative Creamery Co Jos Dugan mngr
Dodge Center Elevator Co Andr Fred- rickson mngr
Dodge Center Ice Co N M Rasmussen pres D T Rounsville sec Dodge Center Improvement Co S E Whitney pres Edgar Stivers sec
Dodge Center Opera House Edw
Behrnds mngr
Dodge Center Public Library Mrs P J Schwarg lib
Dodge Center Record Harry A Way pub
Dodge Center Shipping Assn Jno Lie- nau mngr live stock
Dodge Center Telephone Exchange Jas R Springsted mngr Dodge Center Water Works Carl P Howe clk Dodge County Farm Bureau C L Mc- Nelly agt
Dodge County Star Edgar Stivers pub FARMERS NATIONAL BANK S E Whitney Pres W M Harmer Vice Pres H R Whitney Cashr E B Benson and A E Stockman Asst Cashrs
FIRST NATIONAL BANK L C Stuart Pres D T Rounsville Vice Pres I N Rounsville Cashr L H Triponal Asst Cashr
Fleener Bert barber
Glockner Frank J tinner
Gould Stella photogr
Griswold Jno L real est
Gunderson Gust H dept store
Heidrich Geo clothing
Hoard Wm H gen store
Hotel Windsor Gust T Plath propr Howe Paul R meats Ingalls C A & Co (Clarence A Ingalls Easton B Benson) farm impts
Ketchum Herbert H blksmith Ketchum & Glawe (Spencer Ketchum Wm Glawe) livery
Klampe Ida milliner
Lehman Emil plumber
Lienau Jno livery
Mclaughlin Danl F gen store
Mills Wm A produce
Mozingo & Mack (Marion E Mozingo Geo L Mack) elec lights Myers Geo (Est of) Mrs Cora Myers mngr harness
Palmerlee Alb S cafe
Pearly G L rr and exp agt '(Masioja)
Perry & Hendrickson (Henry C Perry Fred B Hendrickson) grocers
Rounsville Danl T real est St James Hotel Jno Denney propr
Sanford Elmer L produce
Schonhovd Peter H jeweler
Severance Bert T hay Sterling Harry A agt C & N W Ry
Swendiman Jno Jr lawyer
Thomas Henry E dentist Thompson Alex H agt C G WR R
Thuet Lafayette hdw
Triponel Frank barber
Uhr Arth cafe Wellman R W & Co (Alice L and Ray W Wellman) furniture Whitcher Jno R barber Whitney Harry R ins agt
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Rebuilding Repairing Overhauling Refinishing Supplies
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Williams Heim & Williams (McD and Merton E Williams Jos Heim) real est
Witt Ray S billiards
Wolfe Bros (Merle D and Hallet B) billiards
Young Mens Christian Assn Frank M Little sec
DOMAAS. Beltrami county. Changed to. Jed which see.
DONALDSON . Est pop 175. Kittson county. A village on the G. N Ry 15 miless of Hallock the county seat. Has Methodist and Norwegian Luther- an churches, a bank and 3 grain eleva- tors. Exp and tel. Wm N Stone P M. Donaldson Farmers Elevator Co
Donaldson Farmers Telephone Co Donaldson Trading Co gen store
Engstrom N P blksmith
Hennum M hdw
Kraulik Arth meats
Larson & Swanson (Jno Larson C S Swanson) automobiles
Lind Hedrick grain elevator
Lund Martin gen store
Monarch Elevator Co
Skatrud Theo Mr r exp and tel agt
STATE BANK (Capital $15,000)
M Lauritsen Pres J P Pederson Cashr Stone Wm N grocer
DONNELLY. Est pop 350. Stevens county. A village on the G N Ry 9 miles n w of Morris the county seat. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Presby- terian churches. 2 banks. a hotel. 3 grain elevators, a creamery and a feed mill. Ships grain, hay, produce and cattle. Land sells at $100 to $200 per acre. Exp and tel. LID Perkins P M. Altrich Leo blksmith
Benson Produce Co Wm Lewis mngr Brown Jeremiah W gen store
Brown & Olsen conf
Darnquast & . Harstad garage
Donnelly Co-operative Creamery Assn Donnelly Hotel Mrs L Peter Schauls propr
Donnelly Lumber Co C B Kloos pres J G Whittemore sec and treas
Donnelly Mercantile Co C B Kloos pres J C Phifer mngr Farmers Elevator Co L F Hodgson mngr
Farmers & Merchants State Bank C B Kloos pres C C Ersted cashr
Hills Elmer livery
National Elevator Co J E Lundquist agt
Neitzel Bros garage Olsen Emil A barber
Peck Edw W hdw Peterson Jno E hdw Roth Frank J rr exp and tel agt St Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co H Hofts agt Schmidt J W meats
Smith Benj feed mill
STATE BANK (Capital $12,000) J E Peterson Pres J P Steinfort Cashr
Steinfort J P real est
Taisey Rural Telephone Co D T Kling pres C C Ersted sec and treas Whittemore J Gooch phys Wright Geo D barber
DOPELIUS. Otter . Tail county. A station on tire N P Ry 5 miles s e of
New York Mills the banking point and p o which see for names.
DORA. Otter Tail county. A settle- ment 5 miles w of Dent on the Soo Line the banking and shipping point and p o.
DORA LAKE. Itasca county. A
summer resort 42 miles n w of Deer River the banking point and 4 w of Wirt an the M & R R Ry the ship- ping point and p o
DORAN. Est pop 100. Wilkin coun- ty. A village on the G N Ry & miles s e of Breckenridge the county seat. Has German, Presbyterian and Penta- costal churches, a bank. 2 grain eleva- tors and a feed mill. Exp and tel. Mrs Anna I Hanson P M.
Brady J J feed mill
Doran Grain & Produce Co Ernest Hun- kins agt
Doran Hardware Co (Inc) Ells A M r r exp and tel agt
HANSON H T General Store
Independent Elevator Co J J Brady agt
McDougal A A livery
Nortz Lumber Co
Pitner H G blksmith
Smith Jackson meats
State Bank J E Waite pres C W Davis cashr
Widman Fred conf
Wilkin County Mercantile Co gen store Zimmer Jno barber
DOROTHY. Red Lake county. A station on the N P Ry 9 miles n w of Red Lake Falls the banking point and p o which see for names.
DORSET. Hubbard county. A sum- mer resort on the GN Ry 7 miles n e of Park Rapids. Has a German Lu- theran church, a bank and a hotel. Peter Avenson P M.
Avenson Peter gen store
Farmers State Bank W L Cary pres L F Cary cashr
Maro & Cary gen store
Thomas Bros gen store
DOTSON. Brown county. A station on the C & N W Ry and 5 miles s of Springfield the p o which see for names.
DOTY. Olmsted county. A station on the C & N W Ry 3 miles n wof Eyota the banking point and p o.
DOUGLAS. Est pop 75. Olmsted county. A village on the C & N W and C G W Rys 8 miles n w of Rochester the county seat. Has a Union Evangel- ical church, a bank, a cheese factory and a grain elevator. Exp and tel.
Harry E Smalley P M.
Dansingburg T J Co lumber
Douglas Dairy Assn Conrad Koelsch sec cheese mnfrs
Douglas E W grain elevator
Douglas Shippng Assn W H Theel pres G A Farnham sec and treas live stock
DOUGLAS STATE BANK (Capi- tal $10.000 Surplus $2,000) \ Karl Koelsch Pres C H Sullivan Cashr Finnegan Annie r r exp and tel agt
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DOVER. Est pop
250. Olmsted county. A village on the C G W and C & N W Rys 18 miles s e of Rochester the county seat. Has a Methodist church, a public library, a bank, a ho- tel, 3 grain elevators, a creamery and electric lights. A weekly newspaper, the Independent, is published. Land sells at $50 to $100 per acre. Exp and tel. Alwyne A Dale P M.
Block E H barber
Bush J G & Son (Jno G and Harry) gen store
Cady Bros (Clarence F and Walter E) hdw
Cargill W W Co Cornelius W Gleason agt grain elevator
Dover Creamery Assn Harlow Brown pres E E Rank sec and treas
Dover Independent Ernest Eckles pub Dover Public Library
Eckles Ernest bicycle sundries
Eggers Wm C gen sore
Elmwood Hotel Julia A Tschohl propr FIRST STATE BANK (Capital and Surplus $26,000) E E Rank Pres H Brown Cashr
Franklin C Eugene ins agt
Ketchum & Busian billiards
Ketchum & Laudon (Lavane Ketchum Shirley Laudon) garage
Landon F grain elevator
McDougall & Christensen (H McDou- gall Chris Christensen) blksmith
Moehnke Henry E ins agt
Olson W Fagt C G WR R .
Peterson Severt A meats
Rank Elmer E ins agt
Robertson G B & Son (Geo B and Donald M) meats
Stevenson G C Co A C Thompson agt grain elevator
Thomas-Halvorson Lumber Co Edw C Wiliams agt
Tubbs R A agt C & NW R R
Vermillya Jas I auctioneer
DOVRAY. Est pop 60. Murray county. A village on the C St P M & O Ry 7 miles e of Currie. Has Nor- wegian and German Lutheran church- es, a bank and 2 grain elevators. Exp and tel. E O Braaten P M.
Botsford Lumber Co
Cohrs A Cr r exp and tel agt
Dovray State Bank Jasper Johnson pres A E Conrs cashr Engebretson Iver blksmith
Farmers Grain Co
Goldstein Abraham gen store
Paal Theo grain elevator
Pratt Frank N drugs
Rawstrom Wm cafe
Rongstad L J gen store
Sorenson Jens cafe
DOWNER. Est pop 100. Clay coun- ty. A village on the G N Ry 8 miles n w of Barnesville the banking point. Has a Presbyterian church a bank and a hotel. Exp and tel. E B McColigan P M.
Des Jardine O J rr exp and tel agt First State Bank A L Hanson pres F E Schref cashr
Interior Lumber Co
KELTING O F General Store
Kort Bros sand Lamb Mrs I hotel
McColigan E B gen store Monston Geo blksmith
DOYLE. Le Sueur county. A po on the M & St L R R 5 miles s of Mont- gomery the banking point. Exp and tel. Jas Delehanty P M.
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DRACO. St Louis county. A sta- tion on the G N Ry 8 miles n w of Cloquet the banking point and p o.
DRESBACH. Winona county. A village on the C M & St P Ry 11% miles s of Dakota the banking point. Has Methodist and Episcopal churches. Exp and tel. Reynold Remp P M.
Culver E E gen store
Omo Mrs L M grocer
Remp Reynold gen store
DREWES. Becker county. A dis- continued p o 14 miles n e of Frazee on the N P Ry the banking and shipping point and p o.
DRUMMOND. Lake county. A dis- continued p o on the D & I R R 12 miles n of Two Harbors the banking point and p o.
DUANE. Mahnomen county. Apo 17 miles n e of Mahnomen on the Soo Line the banking and shipping point. McIntosh & Goodwin gen store
DUDLEY. Lyon county. A station on the C & N W Ry 6 miles e of Mar- shall the banking point and p o which see for names.
DUELM. Benton county. A settle- ment 8 miles s of Foley on the G N Ry the banking and shipping point and p o which see for names.
DUGDALE. Est pop 50. Polk coun- ty. A village on the G NRy 6 miles w of Mentor the banking point. Has a Congregational church a hotel and a grain elevator. Exp and tel. Geo Forsythe P M.
Camp Herman auto livery Dugdale Mercantile Co gen store
FORSYTHE GEORGE Hay and Straw
Kilberg P Fr r exp and tel agt
Nelson Anton hotel
Red Lake Falls Milling Co grain ele- vator
DULNOR. St Louis county. A sta- tion on the D & N E R R 7 miles s W of Farbanks the p o
DULUTH. Census pop 98.917. St. Louis county. Located 150 miles n e of St Paul and Minneapolis, 483 n of Chicago and 250 e of Fargo. Duluth has a beautiful setting on the hill side sloping to the shore of Lake Superior. The hill rises to a height of 800 feet above the lake and its brow is circled by a boule- vard, twelve miles in length from which a striking view of the harbor, the cities of Duluth and Superior and the surrounding country is obtained. The view of the lights at night is not equalled by anything else in the world.
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Duluth 233
The Duluth park system is unexcelled anywhere in America for natural scenic beauty, all of the parks being built on the base of ravines through which streams tumble down the hill to te lake. The parks are connected by the boulevard, and the system is one from which visitors draw constant en- joyment. Duluth is situated at the head of Lake Superior, the most west- erly of the great chain of lakes which reaches from Duluth to the eastern outlet of Ontario forming with the St Lawrence river and gulf a continuous navigable waterway from Minnesota to the Atlantic. Fifteen railroad lines terminate here. Duluth has the most commanding position in the markets of the world.
The great agricultural and grazing Regions of the North American conti- nent are immediately tributary to Du- luth. The greatest iron ore mines, pro- ducing the highest quality of iron, are within the dooryard of Duluth, and one of the largest tracts of timber land remaining in the United States is in the northern part of Minnesota and Wisconsin, not far from this city, and all the largest sources of natural wealth in the world are found close by. The largest quantity of pure water is supplied, which has contributed great- ly to the splendid health record and the low death rate. Duluth is an ideal summer and health resort and is looked upon by those who seek recreation and pleasure during the hot months of summer much the same as Los Angeles, on account of its favorable climate in winter, and tourists visit Duluth every summer in large numbers to escape the heat and inconveniences of hot weath- er and to refresh themselves with the cool and invigorating breezes on the shores of Lake Superior. More than 100,000 tourists have visited Duluth during the past summer and all speak of it as a summer paradise. Duluth has long been known as a manufactur- ing and distributing point on account of its superior shipping facilities, by rail and water. It has the finest land locked harbor in the world, on which the government has spent large sums of money in improvements.
An aerial ferry bridge, the only one of its kind in the world, is in practical operation here, and is one of the sights of interest. The tonnage of Duluth and Superior together is second only to the port of New York and larger than most of the great seaports of the world.
The receipts and shipments of grain, flour, ore, lumber and other heavy com- modities are almost beyond computa- tion. There are fifteen banks with capital and surplus amounting to six millions of dollars, and there are also a number of large, strong loan and trust companies.
The postal receipts equal that of many cities having a population of 500,000, which is an indication of the immense transactions that take place. Nearly half a million dollars are ex- pended annually for public improve- ments. Nearly all the streets are paved or well graded. There are a number of mammoth saw mills, flour mills and iron-working establishments. A plant has been erected here to develop the water power of the St Louis River,
which is second only to that of Niagara Falls and which furnishes the city with electric light and power. The general offices of the steel corporation are lo- cated here, as are also the general of- fices of many large mining corpora- tions. The steel corporation has a plant costing $20,000,000, a $3,000,000 addition is now being built which is the largest and most modern and best equipped of its kind in the world. It has revolutionized trade in the North- west, and furnishes steady employment for an army of skilled workmen. The city is well supplied with electric and cable cars and municipal gas and water plants. There are several first class hotels, magnificent schools and church- es, such as are not excelled by any city in America. The city furnishes gas at seventy-five cents a thousand for light- ing purposes, and fifty cents for heat- ing and power. Electricity is furnish- ed at 3 to 8 cents per kilowat hour. The city has a large commodious pub- lic library. Duluth has the most fa- vorable location for trade and com- merce of any city on the North Ameri- can continent. It is midway between the two oceans; its natural resources and advantages exceed any other Amer- ican city, and the eye of the capitalist and the investor has been upon Duluth for some years, and it is destined to become one of the greatest inland cities of this continent.
The scenery at Duluth is equal to many of the mountain regions, for, al- though the great hills have not such
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