R.L. Polk & Co.'s Kansas state gazeteer and business directory, including a complete business directory of Kansas City, Mo, 1908, Part 32

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


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PENSION and BOUNTY CLAIM AGENT, OTTAWA, KANSAS.


Coffeyville KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Coffeyville · 289


Neville Albert, sidewalk contractor. Nevius Winnie, teacher.


New Eldredge The, W S Richardson propr.


New York School of Music, Robert A Reed propr.


Newlin Wm B, physician.


Newman Walter A, city treasurer.


Nichols Drug Co, Charles G Plum mngr, drugs.


Noel Plumbing Co The (Wm S, George W and Edward F Noel).


North Star Mnfg Co, F O Weis mngr, paper manufacturers.


O K LINE, CARRIAGE AND TRANS- FER, Dave Kohler Propr, 303 E 8tlı st. Tel 13. (See p 295.) Orb Ida, dressmaker.


Osborn & Osborn( Stephen J and Roy T), lawyers.


Otten I A, merchant tailor.


Otto Rev Frank W (Methodist).


Owens G B, confectionery.


Oxford Cafe The, Mell N Sherman propr.


Pacific Express Co, Wm L Marcy agt. Padon Nellie, teacher.


PALACE STABLES THE, Jeff D and Loral E Chastain Proprs, Livery Sale and Boarding Stable, Equipped to Drive Traveling Men, 115 W 7th. Tel 850; Long Distance.


PALMER E T, Pres and Mngr Ameri- can Tea Co. We Want Agents Every- where.


Patterson Rea Mill Co, grain dealers.


Patton I H & Co, Isaac H Patton propr, books and stationery.


Pearl Steam Laundry Co, Weller W Walker, Wm E Allmon proprs.


Pearson Harry A, jeweler.


People's Gas Co, F O Weis pres.


People's State Savings Bank (capital $25,000), J M Woodward pres, C M Woodward cashr. Perkins Luther, lawyer.


Perkins Maurice V, insurance.


Perry Theodore P, shoemaker. Pfister George J, pres Southwestern Paint and Wall Paper Co.


Phalen Ruth A, osteopath. Phillips Nellie, teacher.


Plannett Rev J M (Baptist).


Pleasants Rev J J (A M E).


Podvant Leon A, restaurant.


Poff Samuel P, carpenter.


Poland Bert, barber.


Powell A Bruce, police judge.


Powell J R, blacksmith.


Powers Charles L, physician.


Prairie Land Co The, Wm T Byrd propr.


Premium Glass Co The (inc), JE Mc- Cluney general mngr.


Preston W D, teacher.


Proper & Redding (Romie M Proper, John F Redding), grain.


Puff Jim, clerk Hotel Mecca.


Purlee Rev Ellis (Christian).


RAGLE & CURRY (A M Ragle, Andy Curry), Real Estate, Loans and In- surance, Rooms 2. and 3 Hall Bldg. (See p 297.)


Rammel Edward, postmaster.


Randel Louis B, billiards.


Ratcliff Ellis M, restaurant.


Rauch & Newman (James C Rauch, W A Newman), real estate.


Rea-Patterson Milling Co (inc), Haz- zard W Read pres, Frank H Patter- son sec, Edward S Rea treas.


Read Bros (Wm T and Hazard W), general store.


Reed Alva W ,music teacher.


Reed Mrs Bessie, violin and piano.


Reipe Lillian, teacher.


Rhodes Sylvester, jeweler.


Richards Rev E W (Baptist).


Richardson Rev John R (Baptist).


Roade Myrtle, teacher.


Roan Robert, grocer.


Roan Lee, restaurant.


Roberts James A, propr Model Steam Laundry.


Roberts John E, blacksmith.


Roberts Milton, blacksmith.


Robertson Thomas M, dentist.


Rodgers Daniel, bricklayer.


Roesky Emil, baker.


ROESKY'S HALL, to Rent for Public Meetings, Lodges, Dances, Etc, E W Roesky Propr. Tel 553. Rogers T H Lumber Co, R R Roth mngr.


Romig Ida, teacher.


Rossiter Joseph P, lawyer.


Rucker Lincoln A, general store.


Rush Etta, dressmaker.


Ruthrauff Bros (Wm E and James A, planing mill. Ryan James W, physician.


Sanders Gordon, bricklayer.


Schleicher John, harnesmaker.


Schmidt Carl, veterinary surgeon.


EVERGREEN PLACE LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.


HOSPITAL AND SANITARIUM, FOR NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES.


قال :.


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.


300 Coffeyville R. L. POLK & CO.'S Coffeyville


Schmidt J G, propr La Clede Hotel. SCHMIDT L H, Vice Pres Coffeyville Business College, res Chanute, Kan. (See p 297.)


SCHMIDT WM A, Pres and Mngr The Coffeyville Business College. (See p 297.)


Schneider Eleanore, teacher.


Schockman Wm, grocer.


Scott J WV, barber.


Scott Winne, barber.


SCOVILLE ROBERT P, Musical Direc-


tor, Teacher of Violin, All Orchestra and Band Instruments, A Pupil at Leipzig, Ger, Director of Jefferson Theatre Orchestra and Scoville Con- cert Band, Studio Jefferson Theatre Bldg. Tel 715.


Scurr Thomas jr, real estate.


Sellers & Pickering ( Frank E Sellers, J C Pickering), marble works.


Sevier James G, feed.


SHAWNEE FIRE INSURANCE CO OF TOPEKA, Fred R Etchen Agent. Shepard Wm H, pres Standard Vitri- fied Brick Co.


Shepard & Chain (Wm H Shepard, George W Chain), ice and cold stor- age.


Shile John, cattle breeder.


Shipp Wm T, physician.


Simon John A, arctitect.


Simpson Fern, nurse.


Singer Mnfg Co, W H Bower mngr.


Singleton Clara, dressmaker.


Skinner Addie, music teacher.


Skinner J L, transfer.


Skinner Nate, live stock.


Slosson Drug Co (Inc; cap $15,800), Mrs Gladys M Benson pres, Joseph S McCreary jr v-pres, Louis R Shreck jr sec-treas. Smith Elsie, teacher.


Smith Ida, music teacher.


Smith James, shoemaker.


Smith John W, photographer.


Smith Mrs J B, propr Hotel Belmont.


Smith Philip K, cigar mnfr.


Smith &Baty Lumber Co (C A Smith, T E Baty).


Snedeker John E, div supt Mo Pac Ry. Snell Commission Co, Daniel P Snell propr.


Snell Daniel P, propr Snell Commis- sion Co. Snelling George R, city attorney. Snow Arthur H, v-pres Logan, Snow, Stephens Mercantile Co.


Soles Wm J, dairyman.


Sonken Joseph, junk.


Southern Hotel, S L Hart propr.


Southwestern Packing Co (Inc; cap . $50,000), C F Howe pres, S M Pick- ens sec, 1% miles n w of city.


Southwestern Paint and Wall Paper Co (Inc; cap $10,000), George J Pfister pres, Rexford J Stage sec-treas.


Spang & Co, Ltd (Lawrence E Robin- son), oil well supplies.


Spear Rev H V (Methodist).


Springfield Crude Oil Co.


Staff B Frank, tailor.


Stage Rexford J, sec-treas Southwest- ern Paint and Wall Paper Co. Standard Oil Co.


STANDARD VITRIFIED BRICK CO THE (Inc; Capital $75,000), Huston Wyeth Pres, L C Burnes Vice-Pres. L. C Hamilton Sec, Wm H Shepard Treas, George May Mngr, Office 2 E 9th. Tel Bell Long Distance 433. Stark Glen M, barber.


Stark G P & Co, George P Stark mngr, meats.


Starkweather & Vivers (John B Stark- weather, Robert T Vivers).


Starring Beulah, teacher.


Starry Clark N, physician.


State Bank of Coffeyville The (cap $50,000). Joseph F Savage pres, Brice J King cashr.


Stephens John H, sec-treas Logan, Snow, Stephens Mercantile Co.


Stetler Charles B, grocer.


STEVENS ELECTRIC CO, A G Ste- vens Mngr, Electrical and Construc- tion Engineers, 114 W 8th. (See


p 297.)


Stewart Thomas J, oil contractor.


Stielever Andrew T, oil.


Stockton Wm T, confectioner.


Stoneking George, restaurant.


Strong H L Grain Co, C E Munson mngr.


Sunflower Glass Co, M N Eastman sec.


Swift Charles D, bricklayer.


Swift Samuel M, bricklayer.


Swisher Bros (Jasper N and Isaac C), machinists.


Tackett Alex, piano tuner.


Tackett Carrie, photographer.


Tackett Floyd, billposter.


Tackett's Auditorium, J B Tackett mgr


Talbot Saddlery Co, Asa H Talbot propr.


Taylor Henry A, carpenter.


Makers of


Blanking


Drawing Lettering


Striking Trimming and


STANDARD UNIVERSAL MFG. CO.


C. A. Melchert, Mgr.


Estimates Furnished on Complete Plants for Manufacturing. 1710 Walnut Street.


Embossing Notching Dies - Home 'Phone 6128 Main. Kansas City, Mo.


A Standard Remedy for Women.


HERROLD'S TONIC SUPPOSITORIES (Formulated by Dr. Maude Herrold) work wonders. Thousands of satisfied customers throughout the United States and foreign countries. Sample and our booklet, "Facts for Women," free upon request. 30 days' treatment, $1.00, postpaid.


HERROLD PHARMACEUTICAL CO., Dept K. Shukert Building, Kansas City. Mo.


Coffeyville KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Coin


301


Terry James O, 2d-hand goods.


Terry Wm T, agt A, T & S Fe Ry.


Tew Frank, publr Coffeyville Daily Record.


Thomas Wm J, carpenter.


Thomas Wm M, carpenter.


Thompson James B, grocer.


Thompson Wm F, jeweler.


Tierney Rev (Catholic).


Tipton F Earl, physician.


Todd Edith, teacher.


Toland Frank F, cleaning and dyeing. Tolbert Bertha, teacher.


Toler Henry, constable.


Toole Samuel G, lawyer.


TREMONT HOTEL. THE, Mrs T T McGannon Propr, cor Willow and Mo Pac R R opp Mo Pac Station, $1.00 per Day.


TRIMBLE LAMBETH H, Oculist, Op- tician and Refractionist, Office Odd Fellows' Bldg.


Truby Frank M, jeweler.


Turner F B, propr Ashland House.


Turney Henry M, jeweler.


Uncapper Joseph W, real estate.


Union Central Life Ins Co of Cincin- nati, O, Fred R Etchen agt.


UNION GROCERY CO (John D Elias, Foster Williams), Grocers, Hay, Grain, Feed and Notions; Our Motto, Live and Let Live, cor Union and 7th. Tel Long Distance 421.


Union Traction Co, David H Siggins pres and general mngr.


Vann & Ford (Alex Vann, Clark Ford), barbers.


Veech B T, propr Aetna Hotel.


Wade Grace, teacher.


Walker Lewis A, grocer.


WALKER P G, Sec and Genl Mngr The Coffeyville Electrical Co.


Walters Theodore P, pres Coffeyville Shale Brick Co.


Walton Grain Co The (Inc), Howard M Walton pres, Guy W Walton sec- Ward Ernest, sewing machines.


Ware Beverly, barber.


Washington Elias C, tailor.


Wayde Pearl, dressmaker.


Weeks Mrs L F, hair dresser.


WEIS F O, Pres Coffeyville Foundry and Machine Co. Wellman Laura, teacher.


Wells Bros Commercial Co The (inc, capital, $175,000), Daniel Wells pres, B-O L Wells vice-pres, S P Miller sec-treas, general store.


Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Wm J Gorman agt.


Wells Walter H, physician.


Wessels Marie, dressmaker.


Western Bottle Glass Co, W C Hall pres, P N Allen sec, J T Wettack treas.


Western Roofing Tile Co, A G Hess mngr.


Western Union Tel Co, Albert A Lytle mngr.


Whitney W O Lumber & Grain Co, A L Black mngr.


Whittaker James T, physician.


Whittaker M E, prin Garfield School.


Wilbur Charles W, restaurant.


Wilcox Jessie, teacher.


WILCOX J H, Mayor of Coffeyville.


Wilkerson Claude C, barber.


Wilkinson Charles, grocer.


Williams Byron, live stock.


WILLIAMS FOSTER, Groceries, Dry Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Hay, Grain and Feed, Etc., 1023 S Walnut. Tel 221.


Wills Earnest C, trainmaster Mo Pac Ry.


WINGATE MRS W B, Propr Iron Mountain House.


Wise George W, carpenter.


Withers Lewis A, carpenter.


Wollgast George F, physician.


Womack Charles, mngr The Jefferson Theatre.


Wood John A, physician.


Woodruff Lewis F, piano tuner.


Woodward Charles M, cashr People's State Savings Bank.


Woolsey J B, carpenter.


Wright Charles C, painter.


YALE F W, Sec Coffeyville Foundry and Machine Co.


Yoe Ida, teacher.


Yoke Vitrified Brick Co The (inc,


capital. $125,000), Albert J Yoke pres.


Young Charles R, grocer.


Y M C A, George W Francis sec.


Young Robert, confectioner.


Yowell J F, teacher.


Yowell Mrs J F, teacher.


Ziegler & Dana (Wm E Ziegler, J H Dana), lawyers.


COIN. A country postoffice in Gal- land township, Gove county, 18 miles s. w. of Gove, the county seat and


LAND AND LOAN AGENTS Can get the Best Stationery, Coupon Notes, Long Form Mortgages, Abstracts, Applications, Etc., from CRANE & COMPANY, TOPEKA, KANS. Send for Catalogue


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New, Original, Up to Date. GEORGE M. KELLOGG, Florist,


Floral Designs.


906 Grand Ave. Kansas City, Mo. Telephone 2765.


302 Coin


R. L. POLK & CO.'S


Colby


nearest banking point, and 18 from Oakley, its shipping point. Mail daily. Charles V. Rand, postmaster.


COLBY. Population, 1,500. The ju- dicial seat of Thomas county, is a rapidly growing city, located on the. main line of the C., R. I. & P. Ry., be- tween Chicago and Denver, and on the Union Pacific R. R., between Kan- sas City and Denver. With these fa- cilities one can leave Colby in the evening and breakfast in Kansas City or leave Colby in the morning and reach Denver for dinner. Colby has 5 churches, a graded district school and the County High School-the two buildings erected at a cost of over $40,000-a $50,000 court house,


a handsomely appointed opera house, the best in Western Kansas, costing $17,000, 2 banks-The Farmers and Merchants' State Bank and The Thomas County Bank -- a flour mill, a creamery, 4 grain elevators with a capacity of 100,000 bushels, and 2 newspapers. This beautiful city has more miles of cement walk than any city in western Kansas and with a city park covering 10 acres its people have just reason for their claiming it the most sightly and beautiful city of its size in the state . As to climate, health and water the conditions are all that could be desired and there is local and long distance telephone ser- vice and ample mail facilities. One of the most important of the govern- ment's land offices in Kansas is here. There is nothing of greater import- ance to any place than the possession of adequate facilities for the enter- tainment of permanent guests and transient visitors in a thoroughly or- ganized, efficient and high-class man- ner. In this respect Colby is fortu- nate, the O'Pelt hotel located here be- ing noted for its hospitable arrange- ments and excellent fare and service. Its is provided with all modern con- veniences, has an eligible location and is conducted upon methods that have made it a leading favorite with the traveling public. Thomas county, for which Colby is the principal trad- ing point, is the level county of the state. The soil is a dark rich loan,


free from sand or gravel gumbo, shale or alkali and from 2 to 5 feet deep, underlaid with a fine yellow clay sub- soil. Water is easily accessible at a depth of from 20 to 140 feet-averag- ing less than 100 feet. It is pure, soft sheet water in never failing quan- tities. There are 76.03 miles of rail- road, main track, in the county. Thomas county is the foremost barley producer in the state, ranks among the leaders in spring wheat and is a very extensive raiser of winter wheat, corn, oats, sorghum for forage or grain, millet and Hungarian and Kafir-corn. Fruit and live stock rais- ing are important industries. This county, with its great diversity of ag- ricultural products, fine fruit and grazing facilities, fine water, pure air and ready access to good markets is a very desirable section for home- seekers who want to engage in agri- cultural pursuits. There are gratify- ing indications of activity in the real estate market, especially noticeable in connection with farming lands throughout Thomas county, the trans- actions in which center almost exclu- sively in Colby and are carried on through the medium of the real estate operators of this city. These opera- tions in real estate give employment to the energies of a representative class of business men of Colby, among the successful and leading agencies being John Ackard & Son, J. N. Fike, the Grain Belt Realty Co., Joseph Sa- ger & Son, H. M. Thiel and Trompeter & Son. Nature has done much for Colby and its surrounding territory in all that tends to make people pros- perous and happy. There is plenty of rooin here for the home-seeker, and a welcome awaits him from her hos- pitable citizens. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific and U. S. Wm. H. Smith, postmaster.


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ACKARD JOHN & SON (John and Hayes), Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Brokers. (See adv.) Adams Willard P, barber.


Alcott Josiah, hardware.


Auhl Charles F, wall paper. .


Bales Wm P, real estate.


Barker Asbury H, carpenter.


Bartlett W N, sheriff.


717-719 Wyandotte St.


(WE MAKE CUTS.)


KANSAS CITY. MO.


Kansas CityLlentrotype Company


7


Oil Specialties. Channellene Oil and Mig. Go.,


Lice Killer, Fly Chaser, Wood Preserver, Stove Polish, Ointment for Cuts and Bruises. Manufacturers,


1000-1006 W. 8th St.,


Kansas City, Mo.


Colby KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.


Colby 303


Beaver Wmn M, physician. Benson E H, lawyer. Boerner & Troutfetter (Ernest Boer- ner, George E Troutfetter), genl store.


Breeden James, mason.


Bruns O H, county supt public inst.


Central State Telephone Co, F A Ford manager.


Chicago Lumber and Coal Co, R M Mc- Gonigal mngr.


C, R I & P Ry, W O Strain agt.


Clark W E & Son (Wood E and John B), restaurant. Colby Cornet Band, -Bailey Idr.


COLBY FREE PRESS THE, J R Con- nelly Propr.


Colby Mercantile Co, F A Wertz mngr, general store ..


Colby Milling Co, S C Parrott mngr.


Colby Opera House, I W Crumly mngr. COLBY TRIBUNE THE, Norton Turner Publisher. A


CONNELLY JOHN R, Propr The Colby Free Press and Job Printer. Continental Creamery Co, Peter Jor- genson agt.


Crumly Ike W, abstracts.


Davis Harry F, meats.


Davis H B, county treasurer.


Dolph Burt, baker.


Donelan James M, confectioner.


EATON ROBERT A, Drugs, Jewelry and Optics, Perfumes, Stationery. School Supplies, Oils, Paints, Glass, Books, or Anythong You Would Ex- pect to Find at an Up-to-date Phar- macy; We Make a Specialty of Com- plicated Watch and Clock Repairs.


JOHN ACKARD & SON, Extensive Dealers and Owners of Western Kansas Lands. Correspondence Solicited. COLBY, KANSAS


Farmers' and Merchants' State Bank


Capital, $20,000. Surplus and Profits, $12,000.


AUGUST LAUTERBACH, President. M. RALSTON, Cashier.


COLBY,


KANSAS.


BIG MONEY IN KANSAS LAND


Don't Let the Opportunity Pass Get Your Share Before Prices Advance Thomas County Wheat Lands IN THE BIG WHEAT BELT OF KANSAS THE BANNER BARLEY COUNTY OF KANSAS Big List of Farms, Ranches and Wheat Lands for Sale at a Bargain Prices Range from $12 to $40 Per Acre


{" Having sold 55,000 acres of Thomas and Sherman County land in the past 20 months, and being able to give the purchaser the benefit of my extensive list. you are requested to call on or write J. N. FIKE, Colby, Kansas, for full particulars, description of tracts and prices, if you are secking & home, investment or speculation in a country WHERE ONE CROP PAYS FOR THE LAND, and you will receive information promptly.


J. N. FIKE, Real Estate Broker, COLBY, KANSAS


The Only Addressing Co. in Kansas City.


Send for one of our Booklets; it explains just what we do. Sample of Fac-Simile Letters in different colors will be furnished on request.


Home 'Phone 3216 Main. 122 West 13th St. KANSAS CITY, MO.


ADDRESSING AND FAC-SIMILE LETTER CO. Bell 'Phone Grand 2778.


DA KI!DY


ROM 519


ORDER DICK & BROS. QUINCY BEER.


KANSAS CITY BRANCH DICK & BROS. QUINCY BREWERY CO. 10th & Mulberry Sts. Kansas City, Mo.


304 Colby


R. L. POLK & CO.'S Colby


Eddy Victor C, physician. Epard John D, barber. Evans Charles C, receiver U S Land Office.


Farmers' Elevator and Coal Co, grain dealers.


FARMERS AND `MERCHANTS STATE BANK (Cap $20,000, Surplus and Profits $12,000), August Lauter- bach Pres, M Ralston Cashier. (See 1) 303.)


Ferguson & Crumly (W S Ferguson, Ike W Crumly). real estate.


Fike Harry M, live stock.


FIKE J N, Real Estate Broker, Having Control of the Largest Landed Inter- ests of Western Kansas. (See p 303) Fike Wm, carpenter. Flood Isaac, nurseryman.


Flood James, restaurant.


Ford F A, mngr Central State Tel Co. Foster Lumber Co, R F Beaver mngr. Gertson Emma, dressmaker.


Grady George, dray.


GRAIN BELT REALTY CO, A A Kell- dall Pres, C L Kendall Sec, Real Es- tate. Lands and Investments. (See p 305.)


Hamilton Eli, well borer.


Hampton James B. drugs.


Hateman Mary, milliner. Hateman Wm B, notions.


Huntley Frank A, live stock.


IDZOREK G I, Pres and Mngr Polonia Colonization Co, Lands, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Jackson Andrew D, feed.


Jackson Mrs S W, dressmaker.


Jackson Wm H, dray.


JESPERSON CHRIS, Livery, Com- mercial Trade Solicited, Drives Made to All Nearby Towns.


Jones Bros (Wm and Willis), horse breeders.


Kinkel G H, register of deeds.


Kiser John M, meats.


Kling Frances J, dressmaker.


Ladd Frank W, barber.


LAUTERBACH AUGUST, Pres Farm- ers and Merchants' State Bank and Mayor.


Lauterbach Minnie, music teacher.


Louis Frank A, blacksmith.


Lovitt Frank S, hardware. Lowis Wm J, physician.


McGonigal Robert M, mngr Chicago Lumber and Coal Co.


Mckenzie Andrew J, real estate. Mclaughlin James F, restaurant.


Morrison Charles G, general store. Morrison R P, grain dealer.


O'PELT HOTEL, J L Parrott Propr, The Leading Hotel of Colby, Steam Heat, Sample and Bath Rooms, Rates $2 Per Day, Traveling Public Solicited.


P V Elevator Co.


Parrott Bros (Robert and Archibald), threshers.


PARROTT JOHN L, Propr O'Pelt Hotel, Where the Traveling Man Rests.


Parrott Simpson C, thresher.


Parrott Mrs W T, milliner. Passell D H, justice of the peace. Peterson Laet J, tailor.


POLONIA COLONIZATION CO, G I Idzorek Pres and Mngr, Real Estate and Lands.


Pratt Samuel, house inover.


Pratt Wm D, livery. Quick Charles L, county clerk.


RALSTON GLENDENNING A, Den- tist, Farmers and Merchants' State Bank Bldg, at Brewster 2d Monday of Each Month, at Rexford 2d Tues- day of Each Month.


RALSTON M, Cashier Farmers and Merchants' State Bank.


Ryan Wm S, blacksmith. .


SAGER JOSEPH & SON (Joseph Sager), Real Estate Brokers, The Best Lands in Western Kansas. (See p 305.)


Saunders Lewis H, blacksmith.


Showalter Alexander, auctioneer. Sigman Laura E, clerk dist court. Smith Asa M, lawyer.


Smith Wm H, postmaster. Smith & Williamson (E T' Smith, James Williamson), real estate.


Standard Oil Co, L C Chance mngr. Starcher & Light (Wm F Starcher, J Earl Light), general store. Suter & Ecton (Aquilla F Suter, Luth- er C Ecton), livery.


Taylor Arch L, county attorney.


Taylor, Bottorff & Co (W J and Arch L Taylor, J L Bottorff), hardware. Taylor Robert R, horse dealer.


THIEL HENRY M, Abstracts of Title, Real Estate and Farms Loans. (See p 305.)


ELECTRIC DYNAMOS.


HEATH ELECTRIC CO. 'Phones: Home


Bell 3065 Grand.


Main.


Electrical Supplies, Construction and Repairs. Repairers of every- thing Electrical. Dynamo and Motor Re-winding a specialty. Agente for the Robbins & Myers Dynamos and Motors, and Moline Incandes- cout Lamps. 120 West 13th St., Kansas City, Mo.


7.


Che Artesian Valley Land Co. TOPEKA, KANSAS. (See Page 7.)


Irrigated Fruit, Farm, Alfalfa Lands in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico.


Colby KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.


Coldwater


305


A. A. KENDALL, President


C. L. KENDALL, Secretary


The Grain Belt Realty Co.


(INCORPORATED)


Choice Wheat and Corn Lands For Sale


Buy Land in Thomas, the Prettiest County in Kansas, for either a Home or an Investment. Send for Scenic Poster.


COLBY, KANSAS


CHEAP LANDS We offer for sale in Kansas, Eastern Colorado and Southwestern Nebraska, some of the finest farms and ranches obtainable. Correspondence solicited and given prompt attention.


JOSEPH SAGER & SON, Real Estate Brokers, COLBY, KAN.


HENRY M. THIEL,


Bonded Abstracter and Examiner of Titles.


Have Complete Set of Abstract Books of the Real Estate Records of Thomas County, Kansas. Also Make Farm Loans and Deal in Real Estate.


Office First Door North of The Farmers and Merchants State Bank, COLBY, KANSAS


WM. TROMPETER TROMPETER & SON, CHAS. TROMPETER


German Agency for Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Farms, Ranches and City Property. Over Farmers and Merchants State Bank, COLBY, KANSAS.


Thomas County Bank (cap and sur- plus $40,000), W- S Ferguson pres, ] W Crumley vice-pres, N Reimers cashr.


Timmerman George C, surveyor and real estate.


TROMPETER & SON (Wm and Charles), Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See adv.)


TURNER NORTON A, Publr Colby Tribune and Job Printer.


Union Pacific Ry, C A Farris agt. United States Land Office, John Thom- as register, C.C Evans receiver. VAIL CHARLES, Contractor and Builder, Estimates Furnished Non- Resident Property Owners for Re- pairs, Houses for Rent and for Sale. VanKirk Lettie, photographer.


WARNER ARTHUR J, Restaurant, Bakery and Confectionery, Short Or- ders at All Hours.


Wertz Fred A, mgr Colby Mercantile Co.


Westermeier Bros (Joseph A and Ed G), bottlers.


Williams W. H, real estate.


Williamson James, livestock. Wilson Horace M, general store.


Wiseman Perry, thresher.


Young Robert M, probate judge.


COLDWATER. Population 500. The judicial seat of Comanche county is located on the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. in Coldwater township, 143 miles s. w. of Wichita. Agriculture and stock rais- ing. Has Methodist and Presbyterian


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MORTON'S Little Champion Fattle's Choice Pitch-Fork Q. T.


These Brands Stand for Quality.


MADE IN KANSAS BV


E. F. MORTON BURLINGTON, KANSAS


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


306 Coldwater


R. L. POLK & CO.'S Colony


churches, 2 banks, 3 grain elevators and 2 weekly newspapers, the Talis- man and the Western Star. Tel., W. U. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone con- nection. Zelma P. Jackson, post- master.


ALLERDICE J HARRY, General Store Barlow M, real estate.


Biddle Charles F, livestock, 15 miles s. e.


Botts Jay T, lawyer.


Butcher H V, publr Western Star. Clapp R C, physician.


COLDWATER NATIONAL BANK


(Capital $25,000), C Q Chandler Pres, N A Lytle Cashr.


Coldwater Telephone Co.


Connaughton Owen, probate judge.


Deewall Edward, livestock.


Ely James, livery.


Emerson E, mason. Farmers Elevator Co, grain dealers. Fridley Clarence A, painter.


Griffith J M, phonographs.


Holcomb Fred L, physician.


Hotel Central, R M Coffer propr.


Jackson Samuel M, real estate.


Jackson Zelma P, insurance.


Jansen John, shoemaker.


Johnston Perry A, general store.


Kehl Jake, livery.


Knecht Stephen, mayor.


Lightner John A, live stock, 9 miles I. W.


McINTIRE & STANLEY, Publrs The Talisman.


Mathers W D. railroad exp and tel agent. Moore Alex, blacksmith.


Overstreet & Co, drugs.


PENNINGTON C M, Insurance.


People's State Bank (capital $10,000) A H Baker Pres, J M Cotton Cash. Price Ed, restaurant.


Price Jeff, general store.


Rhoades R, propr St Nicholas Hotel.




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