R.L. Polk & Co.'s Kansas state gazeteer and business directory, including a complete business directory of Kansas City, Mo, 1908, Part 19

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. 1n
Publication date: 1908
Publisher: Detroit, Polk
Number of Pages: 1062


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BARNARD BEE, Wm De Vinny Publr.


Barnard Mill Co, flour mill.


Barnard Telephone Co -The. Blanding Bros, hardware and impts.


Bowers John, blacksmith.


Bridenstine J W, live stock. Burrus D M, baker.


DE VINNY WM, Publr Barnard Bee. Evans W W, general store.


Farmers' State Bank (capital $15,000), H L Hinckley pres, J A Lounsbury cashier.


First National Bank (capital $25,000), M S Atwood pres, F F Brackin cashier.


Gage Bros, general store.


Griffith A M, lumber and coal. Grundmeier H J, confectioner.


Hinckley H L, physician.


Holland G W, drugs and mayor.


Johnson Bros, general store.


Jone sJ W, carpenter.


Lenhart Mrs E, R R, exp and tel agt. MARSHALL JG, General Store"


Shirley Wm, live stock.


Townsden A M, physician.


Wear Joseph, live stock.


Welch Samuel, grain.


Wines E V, confectioner.


BARNES. Population, 489. An in- corporated town on the M. P. Ry., in Barnes township, Washington county, 1612 miles s. e. of Washington, the .judicial seat, and 165 from Kansas City. Has 2 Christian, 2 Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Barnes Chief. Average price of im- proved farm land, $55 per acre. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone con- nection. Albert Hazen, postmaster.


Agnew D W, R R, exp and tel agt. Ballard A, general store.


BARNES CHIEF, Miss Maggie Groody Publr.


Barnes Co-operative Assn, telephone line.


Bird Lee, blacksmith.


Central Lumber Co.


Coan E E, drugs.


Coppage Bros, masons.


Dalrymple Brice, mayor.


Dearborn John, meats.


Freeby J H, impts and windmills.


Grimes Bros, blacksmiths.


GROODY MISS MAGGIE, Publr Bar- nes Chief.


Gundlefinger Mrs Laura, milliner. Hanna H H, hardware and impts. Hardy W C, painter and paperhanger.


HIGHEST AWARD


GOLD MEDAL


WEBER GAS ENGINE 68 BUILDERS OF GASOLINE AND GAS ENGINES, ALL SIZES. Box 450. KANSAS CITY. MO.


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KEELEY INSTITUTE


716 WEST TENTH ST., KANSAS CITY, MO. Alcohol, Drug and Tobacco addictions cured by a scientific course of medication. The only place in Kansas City or tributary territory where the Genuine Keeley Remedies are admin- istered. See Adv. in Kansas City. Mc.


Barnes


KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Basehor 201


Hatton A L, mason. HAZEN ALBERT, Postmaster.


Kindle R E, blacksmith. Lamartine G F, jeweler. Morrison H W, barber. Nicol S M, general store. Padelford-E,- hardware and_impts. Padelford Mrs M L, music tchr.


Peterson Henry, mason. READ A E, General Store. Roberts Rev (Lutheran). .


Roper Walter, barber.


Rote & Shelton The Misses, millinery. Sawen C G, carpenter. Shannon A, carpenter.


Solt Bros, live stock and grain.


Solt Peter, painter and paperhanger. Solt S P, live stock and grain. STATE- EXCHANGE BANK (Cap $10,000), H F Talbot Pres, F W Clark Cashr.


Swanson George, mason.


Transue M, tinsmith.


Warren D P, agrl impts. Weaver W G, physician.


Williams-M-H, loans .-


Williams W, carpenter. Wolverton & Roper, livery.


BARRETT. Population, 75. On the NM. P. Ry., and on the Vermillion river in Vermillion township, Marshall county, 20 miles s. e. of Marysville, the county seat, 234 from Frankfort, the nearest banking point. J. W. Sel- den, postmaster.


Barrett C M, saw mill. Fisher & Son, grain dealers. Hodges H M, grain and live stock. Massie S, blacksmith. Mills J E, grain. Montgomery & Co, grocers. SELDEN J W, General Store and R R Agt.


BARTLETT. Population, 300. On the M. P. Ry., in Hackberry township, Labette county, 14 miles s. w. of Os- wego, the judicial seat. Has Metho- dist and Presbyterian churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Tele- phone connection. Mary E. Wiley, postmaster.


Allin Perry N Grain Co.


Baty Arthur & Son, lumber. Bendure C S, physician. Bendure C S & Son, drugs.


Burns T B, hardware and impts. Buvinger Bros, poultry. CITIZENS' STATE BANK (Capital $10 000), J W Breidenthal Pres, F T Stephens Cashier. (See card.)


Citizens State Bank


BARTLETT, KANSAS


Capital, $10,000 Surplus, $2,000.00


J. W. BREIDENTHAL, President F. T. STEPHENS, Cashier


Collections Promptly Attended To


Davidson Ellis, clothing.


Davis G S, blacksmith.


Dowell C R, blacksmith.


Dowell L G, grocer.


French S P, dry gds and grocer.


Fritz C B, furniture and jewelry.


Gillett A E, barber.


Gossard O, hardware. Rea-Patterson Mill Co, grain dealers. Reece A R, groceries and hardware. Sappington J S, livery and hotel. Walton Grain Co.


WILEY L J, Confectioner.


BASEHOR. Population, 200. On the M. P. Ry., in Fairmount township, Leavenworth county, 14 miles s. of Leavenworth, the judicial seat and 23 from Kansas City. Has a Methodist Episcopal church and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Telephone con- nection. Charles Hammond, post- Draster.


-Allenbrandt L, blacksmith.


Basehor Creamery Co.


BASEHOR STATE BANK (Cap $10,- 000), E Basehor Pres, R M Pether- bridge Cashr.


Budd Mrs P W, music teacher.


Colborn T L, R R, exp and tel agt.


Darby Frank M, hardware and impts. Grube E E, contractor. .


Hamilton J, meats. HAMMOND CHARLES, General Store Hundevadt G F, livery. Kemler Mary, music teacher. Kuhn W D Grain Co. Mayfield Robert, hotel.


20,000 Acres Just Open -You want the Best. We have it. - Beautiful Prairie. Evergreen Meadows.


$20 to $25 per acre Healthy Country. Good Schools. Pierce & Scott, Junction City, Kans., or 2519 W. Houston St., 'San Antonio, Texas. S. M. SCOTT & SONS,


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HENRY G. PARSONS, 10 East Henry Street. Lawrence, - - Kansas


REAL ESTATE, Loans, Fire Insurance Western Kansas and Texas lands, homes on payments. I can match you on any kind of a trade.


202


Basehor R. L. POLK & CO.'S Baxter Springa


Meyers' Sanitary Milk Co.


Price & Hammond, lumber and hdwre. Schenck Dr Herbert, drugs. White & Sons, general store. Young S T, barber.


BASIL. Population, 20. On the A., T. & S. Fe. Ry., in Richland township, Kingman county, 10 miles s. of King- man, the judicial seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Dora A. Reed, postmaster


Blake I R, grain elevator and R R, exp and tel agt


REED MRS H L, General Store.


BASSETTVILLE. Population, 25. On Sappa creek in Bassettville town- ship, Decatur county, 17 miles s. w. of Oberlin, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Has Christian and Methodist churches. Average price of improved farm land $20 per acre. Tele- phone connection. Oscar P. Ecord, postmaster.


Brown Rev J H (Methodist). ECORD OSCAR P, Live Stock. Krack Lewis, blacksmith. Roberts H M, live' stock. Wills T, blacksmith.


BAVARIA. Population, 125. On the U. P. R. R. and on Spring creek, in Ohio township, Saline county, 9 miles s. w. of Salina, the county seat, and 6 from Brookville, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Tel- ephone connection. C. E. Joslin, post- master.


Andrist A E, R R, exp and tel agt.


La nature


Beckey S W, blacksmith. Harbason Anna, teacher. JOSLIN C E, General Store, Stock Breeder and Justice. Lewis S F, general store. Swallow C L, well driller.


Terry T H, blacksmith and justice.


BAXTER SPRINGS. Population, 2,500. An incorporated city, located on Spring river and on the St. L. & S. F. R. R., in Cherokee county, 104 miles s. e. of Columbus, the county seat, 112 miles n. of Oklahoma and C1 s. of Fort Scott. Its dates its settle- ment from 1865 and has 6 churches,


excellent public schools, electric light. water works; 2 banks, and 2 weekly newspapers. This is headquarters for a large lead and zinc mining district located just south of the city. Here are mineral springs of great value in the treatment of skin diseases. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Telephone con- nection. J. S. Price, postmaster.


Adams Express Co, C S Wilson agt. Apple S D, prin of public schools. Baxter Drug Co, W B Mason propr.


Baxter Electric Light Co, C M Jones propr.


Baxter Hardware Co, J D Hogan propr Baxter Lumber Co.


Baxter Mining Co, E T McCarthy mngr, lead and zinc mines.


Baxter National Bank The (cap $25 .- 000), F S Hall pres, E K Brown cashr.


Baxter Planing Mill, U T Gaba propr. Baxter Royalty Co, E T McCarthy pres, mining leases.


Baxter Springs Mills, flour mills.


Baxter Springs News, Charles L Smith publr.


BAXTER STATE BANK THE (Cap- ital $30,000), John M Cooper Pres, L Murray Perkins Vice-Pres, F J Clinkinbeard Cashier, George C Con- nor Asst Cashier, A General Bank- ing Business Transacted, Collec- tions Given Prompt Attention.


Baxter Telephone Co, E W Dow mngr. Bischofsberger Julius, livery.


Boswell J H, physician.


Button Preston, blacksmith.


Campbell Wm B, drugs.


Cannady T G, grocer. -


Carney Drug Co, Arthur E Carney propr.


Carver C R, billiards.


CHEROKEE COUNTY REPUBLICAN, George W Peterson Editor and Pub- lisher, Official City and County Newspaper, Circulation 1,000. Cherrey W M, grocer and feed.


Chubb & De Moss (J S Chubb, C W De Moss), poultry.


CLINKINBEARD F J, Cashier The Baxter State Bank.


Congdon & Son (F M and E C), carps. Connor George C, city clerk. Cook J W, grocer. Cooper John M, general store.


Cullison E C, lawyer. Dawdy George, blacksmith.


AMBROSE PROCESS LETTERS BRING RESULTS. The Only Original Typewritten Letters sold at or below cost of


printing. Samples and prices sent free upon request. Representative everywhere We also have the largest General Stenographic Office in the West, doing all kind o reporting and stenographic work. Filling in and addressing our specialty Our prices are very reasonable. Both Long E. ROBERT AMBROSE, 613 Quincy Street, Topeka, Kanana. .


Distance 'Phones 374.


Ceo. D. Stinebaugh, OTTAWA, KANSAS.


REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. (See adv. in Ottawa.)


Baxter Springs KANSAS STATE' GAZETTEER. Bayneville


203


Dent J A, grocer. Dills C W, carpenter. Dively C A, live stock. Doty L A, justice.


Dunham John W, restaurant.


Edwards Evan E, carriagemaker. English J M, police judge. . English Robert B, physician.


Enyart Bros (Richard S and H), livery Etter & Cox, bakers.


Fehrenback Wm A, grocer.


Gaba U T, propr Baxter Planing Mill. Granthan J Walter, confectioner.


Gray L O, grocer.


Gregory W T, hardware and furn.


Harmon James, grocer.


Harper D L, flour mill. Hartley Bros (Robert F and Wm T), meats. Hartley Park, live stock.


Harvey Alex D C, furniture.


Haskett J C, dry goods.


Hawkeye Mining Co, Hank Rice supt, lead and zinc miners.


Hemstreet & Hartley (Frank Hem- street, Park Hartley), livery.


Hood A & Sons, G E Rucker mngr, hardware and farm implts.


Horton Henry, city marshal.


Horton Wm H, barber. Hotel Baxter, H A Smith propr. Johnson Edward, machinist.


JONES ALONZO L (Jones & Mori- arty), Real Estate, Insurance and Notary Public. (See ady in Real Estate Dept.)


Jones Charles M, phys and mayor. Jones Claude, photographer.


Jones Grace, milliner. Jones John, justice.


Jones Wm, plumber.


Jones Wm B, physician.


JONES & MORIARTY (A L Jones, H A Moriarty), Real Estate, Loans, In- vestments and Insurance. (See adv in Real Estate Dept.) Justice M G, general store. .


Kane Arthur R, drugs and jeweler.


Keillor Peter T, tailor. Largent Rev J E (Methodist).


Lathrop Joseph, billiards.


Long-Bell Lumber Co, James Masters mngr. McGregor Frank, insurance.


Mapes E A, photographer. Meuhlchester Louis, blacksmith. Meyerding Tracy, restaurant. Michener E M, hardware.


Mission Mining Co, C W Craney treas, lead and zinc miners.


MORIARTY H A (Jones & Moriarty), Salesman for Mount Hope Nurseries, Lawrence, Kansas.


Morrow T J, drugs.


Norman & Hurt (Wm J I Norman, David W Hurt), blacksmiths.


Opperman C L, city treasurer. Opperman John B, harness.


Perkins Frank M, nurseryman.


Petersburg Land and Mining Co, Wal- ter T Apple mngr.


PETERSON GEORGE W, Editor and Publisher Cherokee County Repub- lican.


Pierce Frank, shoemaker.


Polster Bros (John T, Charles and' Edward), dry goods.


Polster Hotel, Mrs C M Sour propr.


Rehm A L, grocer.


Robertson M W, barber.


Skinner G W, newsdealer.


Smith Charles H, carpenter.


Smith Charles L, publr Baxter Springs News.


Smith H A, propr Hotel Baxter.


Smith Jasper, barber.


Smith Samuel H, lawyer. 1


Sour Mrs C M, propr Polster Hotel.


Stark Mrs W J, milliner.


Stein Mrs E J, restaurant.


Sunburst Mining Co, Louis H Watts mngr, lead and zinc miners.


Sweeney E F, lead and zinc miner.


Thompson Augustus J, dentist.


Turley W J, flour and feed.


Virginia Mining Co, lead and zinc miners.


Watts Louis H, investments.


Wear Robert C, physician. Willard A Bert, ice and coal.


Williams & Robeson, Cecil Williams mngr, lumber.


Wilson C S, agt S L & S F Ry.


BAYARD. A rural postoffice on the M., K. & T. Ry in Allen county, 19 miles n. e. of Iola, the county seat, and 6 from Moran, the nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Samuel Trimble, postmaster.


Cox Bros, general store and lumber. Russell & Cobbison Co, grain and im- plements.


BAYNEVILLE. Population, 36. On the M. P. Ry in Ohio township, Sedg-


EVERGREEN PLACE LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. HOSPITAL AND SANITARIUM, FOR NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES.


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Carey's Roofing


FAMOUS FOR DURABILITY USED 'ON ALL [HIGH-CLASS BUILDINGS


Pipe and Boiler Coverings. Asbestos Materials. House & Floor Deadeners Kansas City, Mo. . St. Joseph, Mo.


204 Bayneville


R. L. POLK & CO.'S Beattie


wick county, 12 miles s. w. of Wich- ita, the county seat, and 6 from Clear- water, its banking point. Has a Methodist church. Exp., Pacific. Telephone connection. Ida L. Saw- yer, postmaster.


Jerrick George, blacksmith.


LOUGH T H, General Store and Mgr Pacific Elevator Co.


Pacific Elevator Co, T H Lough pingr. SAWYER IDA L, Postmaster. C Wattles H A, coal, R R and exp agt.


BAZAAR. Population, 75. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry in Bazaar township, Chase county, 8 miles s. of Cotton- wood Falls, the judicial seat and bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. R. Z. Blackburn, postmaster.


BLACKBURN R.Z, General Store. Chandler Levi, music teacher.


Chandler' Mamie E, music teacher. Eastham W A, R R, exp and tel agt. Gaddie F M, general store Harrison Joseph, general store. Kent Frank, blacksmith. Mcclellan G B, mason. Oles W. N, carpenter.


BAZINE. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry in Bazine township, Ness county, 12 miles east of Ness City, the county seat and banking point. Has a Meth- odist church. Exp., W. F. & Co. Tele- phone connection. J. S. Forbes, post- master.


Cole J W, livery. Connell J W, live stock. FORBES J S, General Store. Forbes Stella L, music teacher. Mehler & Reinhardt, hardware and lumber.


- Moses Bros Mill and Elevator Co, grain dealers.


Nelson Ross, R R and exp agt.


Schenkel J J, feed store. Sharp J, barber.


Tenny H C, justice of the peace. Travis & Co, meats. Walnut Creek Milling Co, grain deal- ers.


BEAGLE. Population, 180. On the M., K. & T. Ry in Mound township, Miami county, 12 miles s. of Paola, the county seat, and 55 from Kansas


City. Has a Methodist church and a bank. Exp., Am. Telephone connec- tion. Mrs. Orpha Carey, postmaster. Adams Mrs Hattie, dressmaker.


BEAGLE STATE BANK (Capital $10,- 000), M A McIntosh Pres, E T Mun- roe Cashier.


CAREY GEORGE W, General Store, Hardware and Implements.


Clemons & McClain, lumber and coal. Cline L, carpenter. Dartand Mrs -Mary, milliner.


Dedrick Elmer, barber.


Hodgson H J, R R, exp and tet agt. Hutchins J G, wagonmaker. Lemon J W, blacksmith.


Nickell R R, livery.


Prouse Dr T A, drugs.


Swiber Mack, carpenter.


Walker A J, grocer.


BEARDSLEY. Population, 30. On the C., B. & Q. Ry, in Rawlins county, 10 miles w. of Atwood, the county seat and banking point. Telephone connection. Peter Corty, postmaster. CORTY PETER, General Store. Foster Lumber Co.


Spaulding J H, hardware and impts.


BEATTIE. Population, 800. An in- corporated city on the St. J. & G. I. Ry and on a branch of the Vermillion river in Guittard township, Marshall county, 1512 miles east of Marysville, the county seat, and 160 from Kansas City. Has Baptist, Catholic and Meth- odist Episcopal churches, a graded public school, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Beattie Eagle. Tel .. W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Milo A. "Tucker, post- master.


BAER JOSEPH, Propr The Bank of Beattie, Real Estate and Loans.


BANK OF BEATTIE (Capital $15,- 000), Joseph Baer Propr. Beattie Eagle, Loyal E Busenbark publisher.


Beattie Opera House, Wm Wuester manager.


BEATTIE STATE BANK THE (Capi- tal $10,000), Wm E Hanı Pres, Tim- othy P O'Neil Vice-Pres, Frank Bell Cashr, Wm Wuester Asst Cashr.


Beattie Telephone Co, Marion Hawk manager.


Makers of


Blanking


Drawing


Lettering


Striking Trimming and


Embossing


Notching Dies


STANDARD UNIVERSAL MFG. CO. C. A. Melchert. Mgr.


MAKERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY.


1710 Walnut Street.


Home 'Phone 6128 Main. Kansas City, Mo.


Herrold's Tonic Suppositories for Women


are unexcelled as a remedy for the ills of women. A trial will


convince. Sample and our Booklet, "Facts for Women," sent free. 30 days' treatment, $1.00, postpaid. Correspondence promptly answered. HERROLD PHARMACEUTICAL GO .. Dept. K. Shukert Building. Kansas Gitu. Mo.


Beattie KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Becler 205


Bell B M, hog breeder. Bell Wm H, restaurant. Bloomberg Wm J, livery.


Brunswig & Baer (Albert J Brunswig, Joseph Baer), grain elevator.


Burnside Blanch, milliner. Burnside John R. carbonated bever- ages and billiards.


Busenbark Loyal E, propr Beattie Eagle.


Cain James H, mayor.


Choquette & Travelute (Wm Cho- quette, John A Travelute), restr. Conger Ephraim, R R and exp agt. Crabb Louis E, constable and carp. Dilley Mrs James, poultry breeder. Dougherty Michael J, general store. Ellis Charles R, veterinary surgeon. Frantz Rev J R (Dunkard).


Gallagher Lawrence, live stock.


Gallagher & Burnside (Lawrence Gal- lagher, Joseph D Burnside), meats. Galvin Rev M (Catholic). Garrison A B, live stock.


Giles McCager, blacksmith.


Giles Mrs T S, millinery. Ham William E, physician. Hatch B P, physician.


Hawk W B & M (Wallace B and Marion), drugs. Heller George H, hotel. HELVERING GUY T, Attorney-at- Law, County Attorney.


Helvern & Son (Lewis E and Bert E), general store.


Interstate Telephone Co, Marion Hawk mngr.


Jones Peter, cattle breeder.


Kingman M A, restaurant. Lewis Wm J, barber. McCoy Cleve, hog breeder. McCoy John, lawyer. McMahon John J, city marshal.


McMahon Peter, lumber.


McMahon Wm W, general store. McReynolds Moses W, drugs. Missouri & Kansas Tel Co. Marion Hawk mngr. O'Neil D C, grain dealer. O'Neil Frank E, barber ..


O'Neil Patrick W, farm implements.


Potter Edward C, hardware. Pratt Charles, hog breeder. Rees Rev Raymond S (Methodist). Schleigh J V, carriagemaker. Stosz August D, shoemaker. Thomas Bros (James M and ' Joseph K), hardware.


TUCKER MILO A, Postmaster.


TUCKER M A & SON (Milo A and Milo A Jr), Grocers.


Waters Nelson T, lumber. Weis Frank W, blacksmith.


Willis A E, painter.


Willis Emerson L, barber. Willis Wm A, carpenter.


BEAUMONT. Population, 300. On the St. L. & S. F. R. R., in Glencoe township, Butler county, 25 miles s. e. of Eldorado, the judicial seat, and 14 from Latham, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. W. J. Phillips, postmaster.


Abbott.Mrs Pearl, music teacher.


ABBOTT W, General Store.


Abbott Mrs W, milliner.


Adair C F, barber.


Beaumont Band.


Buell Roy, restaurant.


Clark C M, lumber.


Clark Lumber & Mercantile Co, hard- ware.


Clark W J, general store.


Crain F W, R R, exp and tel agt.


Edgar James, real estate and cattle.


Ellett M M, bowling alley.


French & Son, grain dealers.


Irwin Rev (Christian).


Kennedy & Peterson, meats.


McClary George, shoemaker.


Markley L B, general store and livery.


PHILLIPS DR W J, Drugs. . Schooler J E, blacksmith.


Summit House, - Schindler propr.


Thomas P D, wangonmaker. Woods. R H, restaurant.


BEAVER VIEW. A rural postoffice in Rawlins county, 22 miles s. w. of Atwood, the judicial seat, and 17 from McDonald, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. John W. Lawrence, postmaster.


LAWRENCE JOHN W, General Store.


BEELER. Population, 50. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Eden township, Ness county, 16 miles w. of Ness City, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Has a Methodist Episcopal church. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone


connection. P. Rineley, postmaster.


INE PRINTING, Stationery, Legal Blanks, Abstracters' Records and Blanks, Land and Loan Agents' Supplies, Blank Books, Records, Seals, Lawyers' Dockets, Notaries' Records, Etc. CRANE & COMPANY, Topeka.


F


CHOICE CUT FLOWERS.


Grown at Our Own Greenhouses, PLEASANT HILL, MO. Write George M. Kellogg,


Telephone 2765.


906 Grand Ave. KANSAS CITY. MO.


206 Beeler


R. L. POLK & CO.'S Belle Plaine


Hart V S, R R, exp and tel agt. Irvine R P, general store.


McKelvy Robert, hotel and meats.


Moses Bros Mill & Elevator Co, grain dealers.


Owens Clarence, real estate.


Pearce Abram S, real estate and grain Potter 1 H, blacksmith.


Relver & Co, hardware and lumber.


RINELEY O P & SONS, Flour, Feed, Coal, Salt and Custom Feed Grind- ing. Walnut Greek Milling Co, grain deal- ers.


BELLAIRE. Population, 150. On the C., R. I. & P. Ry., in Blaine town- ship, Smith county, 71/2 miles e. of Smith Center, the county seat. Has Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches and a bank .. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connec- tion. S. G. Null, postmaster.


Chicago Lumber and Coal Co.


FIRST STATE BANK OF BELLAIRE


(Capital $10,000), J B Burrow Pres, B H Durrett Cashier.


Hall M B, general store.


HUTCHINSON C F, Hardware and. Implements. Kenworthy Clark, livery.


Lumpkin Frank, hardware and imple- ments.


Post L G, dlrugs. Rodgers Vern, hotel. Schenck E O, elevator.


Vinsonhaler Mercantile Co, genl store. Wright L J, hardware and implts.


BELLEFONT. Population, 35. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., in Wheatland township, Ford county, 22 miles n. w. of Dodge City, the judicial seat, and 6 from Spearville, the nearest banking point. Telephone connection. W. W. McKee, postmaster.


McKEE W W, General Store. Stein Bros, general store.


BELLE PLAINE. Population, 750. An incorporated city of the 3d class, located on the A., T. & S. Fe and M. P. Rys (depots 34 mile apart), and on the Minnescah river, in Belle Plaine township, Summer county, 10 miles n. e. of Wellington, the county seat, and 21 s. of Wichita. Has Christian, Meth-


odist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, good schools, an opera house, 2 banks and a weekly news- paper, the News. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. J. H. Large, postmaster. Aetna Milling Co, grain dealers. Alexander Rev A G (Presbyterian) .


Bartlett Walter E, physician.


Belle Plaine Implement Co. Belle Plaine Milling Co, flour mill.


Belle Plaine News, J Byron Cain publr.


Belle Plaine Opera House.


Bender Conrad, harnessmaker.


Bradley S C, livery.


Cain J Byron, publr Belle Plaine News


Connor C M, mayor and justice.


Cromwell Tom, city clerk.


Crouch Rev J W ( Methodist).


Citizens' State Bank (capital $10,000), A L Barner pres, C E Scudder cashr.


Constant Lucien L, drugs.


Davis George, drayage.


Davis Rev W M (Christian).


Dodson Aroy D, jeweler.


Foltz Bros (Charles and Edward), general store.


Forney Anderson G, horse breeder.


Foster Lulu, milliner.


Funk Herschel R, drugs.


Geggy & Zumbrum, blacksmiths.


Harden A W, photographer.


Hatfield C W, furniture.


Hatfield Harry, grain elevator.


HAWORTH M L, Insurance, Notary and City Treasurer.


Howard George M, restaurant.


Hymer Edward R, grocer and hdwre.


Jones Sanford, agt M P Ry and Pacific Express.


Knott Alexander, grain and live stock.


Knox & Downs (Clark Knox, M J Downs), grain and lumber.


Lane & Wooldridge (C L Lane, S E Wooldridge, notions.


Linden Hotel The, Mrs Serena Davis propr.


Lindstrom A, grocer.


Large J H, postmaster. Mark O J, farm implements. Marshall I J, real estate.


Neptune E L, blacksmith.


Owen John A, feed and planing mill.


PARKER A R, General Store.


Pinckley & Son (Kaine and James), carpenters.


717-719 Wyandotte St.


(WE MAKE CUTS.)


KANSAS CITY. MO.


Fansas (fy Mentrotype Compan


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Lubricating Oils.


Graphite, Cylinder, Graphite, Engine, Car, Screw Cutting, Sperm, Floor, Oil of Tar Oil,


Graphite, Machine, Neatsfoot, Lard.


Graphite, Harvester, Castor Machine,


Graphite, Separator, Fish, Axle,


Decarbonized Auto Oil.


Channellene Oil and Mfd. Go .. Manufacturers. 1000-1006 W. 8th St., Kansas Gitu. Mo.


Belle Plaine KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. . Belleville 207


Powers Jacob, carpenter. Redmon Jim, painter.


Rock Island -Lumber and Mnfg Go, J- TT Thompson mngr. -


Rutherford John, carpenter.


SICELOFF JOHN G, Grain.


Siceloff John L, meats.


Siceloff L C, harness.


Sikes Wm F, telephone.


Sippy John J, physician. Sutherland Wm, tailor.


Troutman Bros, live stock.


VALLEY STATE BANK (Capital $10,- 000, Surplus $3,500), John G Siceloff Pres, M L Haworth Cashr. Veech Rev J A (Baptist).


Watts D O, agt A T & S F Ry and Wells, Fargo & Co Express.


BELLEVILLE. Population, 2,168. The judicial seat of Republic county, is an incorporated city on the U. P. R. R. and C., R. I. & P. Ry. (depots 14 mile apart), 137 miles n. w. of To- peka. It is a division point on the C., R. I. & P. Ry., and here its two lines from the east unite in a single line to Colorado. It is the shiping center for the products of the rich surrounding region and has Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, excellent edu- cational advantages, an opera house, water works, electric light, a fine court house, 2 banks, a flour mill, 2 grain elevators, 2 creameries and 3 weekly newspapers, the Democrat. the Free- man and the Telescope. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific and U. S. Robert T. Jel- lison, postmaster.




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