R.L. Polk & Co.'s Kansas state gazeteer and business directory, including a complete business directory of Kansas City, Mo, 1908, Part 55

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


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STATE BANK OF HERNDON (Cap- ital $10,000), R C Drath Pres. F H Drath Cashier. Stock W J, physician.


Wenzel Rev Wm (Catholic).


Wolfe John, teacher.


Yager Daniel, blacksmith.


HERTHA. Population, 16. On the M., K. & T. Ry., in Centerville town- ship, Neosho county, 6 miles s. of Erie, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Telephone connec-


tion. * Mrs. F. H. Steinmitz, postmas- ter.


Bolton Ed, live stock.


Gregg S & Son, grain, coal and stock. Heath W T, live stock. STEINMITZ MRS F H, General Store.


HESSTON. Population, 150. On the M. P. Ry., in Emma township, Harvey county, 8 miles from. Newton, the county seat. Has Evangelical and Methodist Episcopal churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., Pacific. Tel- ephone connection. L. J. Logan, post- master.


Baer J S, grain.


Baer W R, grain.


Bolz Bros, lumber and coal.


Cummings O F, livery.


Curby Wm, barber. .


Demieville H, genl store and live stock


Egy John, carpenter.


Griffith Maude, R R and exp agt.


Hess A L, mayor.


Hesston Brass Band.


HESSTON STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), Wm Rapp Pres, G A Swal- low Cashier. (See adv.)


Hesston State Bank CAPITAL, $10,000


WM. RAPP. President G. A. SWALLOW, Cashier


HESSTON, - KANSAS


Huffman O J, barber.


Klingenberg Wm, general store.


Lacey F H, grain dealer. Layer D W, notary public.


Lyons Fred, carpenter.


Miller J R, blacksmith.


Northcott B H, bridge builder. Rapp J M, paints, wall paper and glass RAPP WM, Pres Hesston State Bank. (See card.) Simpson Dr S W, drugs.


Steinmetz Rev M J (Evangelical). Stone R C, hardware and implts. Stuart W P, restaurant.


Cataraot Hotel


RATESISI 25 50 ROOMS. MOD. IOLA, KANSAS


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Power,


DENTON, FOOTE & 60.,


Lighting,


Railways.


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS,


KANSAS CITY MISSOURI.


CONTRACTING. CONSTRUCTION, TESTING, REPAIRS, ETC.


472 Hesston R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hiawatha


SWALLOW G A, Cashr Hesston State Bank. (See adv.)


Thomas Rev (Methodist).


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HEWINS. Population, 300. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry. and on Big Caney creek, a water-power stream in Harri- son township, Chautauqua county, 18 miles s. w. of Sedan, the county seat. Agriculture and stock raising. Has


Baptist, Christian


and Methodist churches, a bank and a weekly news- paper. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. J. M. Pope, postmaster.


Blachly Dr C D, drugs.


Blankinship Tom, blacksmith.


Brooks Della, publr Hewins Sayings. Chilcote J, barber.


Church George, mason and plasterer. Gaddie F I, notary public.


Gaddie & Allen, merchant broker's and real estate.


Hewins Band, R L Crosswait leader.


Hewins House, J P Ellis propr.


Hewins Mercantile Co, general store, hardware and implts.


Hewins Sayings, Della Brooks publr. HEWINS STATE BANK (Capital


$10,000), J M Dosbaugh Pres, C J Buson Cashr.


Horbur L, teacher.


Leedy Lumber Co.


Mallonee A, thresher.


Marshall W K, carp and telephone exchange.


Peet A, music teacher.


POPE J M & CO, General Store.


Prevolt Mrs Sarah, milliner.


Prevolt W T, R R and exp agt. Sanborn Eli & Sons, general store.


Stephens R W, druggist. Stewart W R, house mover.


Stout A & C F, plasterers. Taylor M H, blacksmith.


Wilkerson Sam, restaurant. Zimpher John, livery.


HIATTVILLE. Population, 170. On the M., K. & T. Ry., in Pawnee town- ship, Bourbon county, 18 miles s. w. of Fort Scott, the county seat. Has Baptist, Catholic and Methodist churches, a bank and a weekly news- paper. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Tele- phone connection. C. W. Strode, post- master.


Aid:ott F, blacksmith.


Dougherty J L, physician.


Hiattville-Bourbon Telephone Co.


HIATTVILLE FLAGSTONE CO, R T Williams Pres, D C Williams Treas, C W Strode Sec, J A Killian Mngr. HIATTVILLE NEWS, Hiattville News Co Publrs.


Hiattville News Co, W H Thomas pres, D C Williams vice pres, C E Wil- liams sec, C W Strode treas.


Hiattville State Bank (cap $10,000), Grant Hornaday pres, C W Thomp- son cashr.


Howell George, hotel and livery.


Landers John, general store.


Newton R L, barber.


Padgett John, justice of peace. Routh I P, hotel.


Shewalter F J, R R, exp and tel agt. STRODE & WILLIAMS, General Store and Live Stock Shippers.


Turney W, blacksmith.


Wallace R M, restaurant.


Warren J D, prin of school.


Williams R T, lumber, hdwre and har- ness.


Yager Charles, drugs.


HIAWATHA. Population, 4,000. The judicial seat of Brown county is a wide awake business city located on the M. P. and St. J. & G. I. Rys., 40 miles n. w. of Atchison and 44 w. of St. Joseph, Mo. Brown county is situated in the n. e. corner of the state. It has a gently undulating surface, well water- ed, and an increasing volume of tim- ber. Lying in the great bend of the Missouri river, the water fall is ample for the production of all crops grown in this latitude. Brown county is pre- eminently a farming county and any person owning a good Brown county farm has an investment, than which none can be more solid, nor the income from which can be more reliable. The land is all improved, and when it can be bought at all, brings from $75 to $100 per acre. In the very heart of the corn belt it will never sell for less. Hiawatha is located on an eminence a little north and east of the center of the county at an altitude of 1,076 feet. Its churches embrace the leading re- ligious denominations and have hand- some and commodious houses of wor- ship. The educational advantages of


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Hiawatha


KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER.


Hiawatha 473


Hiawatha are not surpassed by any place of its size in the state. In ad- dition to the admirable free public school system and corps of experi- enced teachers it is the location of the Hiawatha Academy, a rapidly growing institution that is attracting pupils from all parts of the country. Hia- watha has a fine public library, a La- dies' Art League building, an excellent .system of water works, fire depart- ment, sanitary sewerage, city and com- mercial electric light plants, an opera house, Nall's Electric Theater, a hand- , some park, artificial bathing ponds, a hospital, etc. The city is steadily ad- vancing. in material prosperity along every line with the best indications that this progressiveness will be main- tained and increased in the succeeding years. It is reasonable to infer that where there is such a volume of busi- ness, provisions would be made for the. traveling public. This has been most effectively done and no city of its sīze can


boast of better hotels, among


them the Cen-


tral Hotel, the Commercial House


and the New Moreland Hotel. The merchants are live and progressive and deal in every line of goods de- manded by the fashionable, the afflu- ent or the working people of any good city and the business houses are large and handsome. This is the home of the Life and Annuity Association and many other institutions in keeping with the intelligence, culture, push and high character of this community. There are a number of flourishing in- dustries and enterprises located here, some of them very extensive. The more prominent are the Hiawatha Mill ing Co., the Hiawatha Bottling Works and Feed Mill operated by L. L. Wal- ters, a washing machine factory, car- riage and wagon works, foundry and machine shop, electric light plants, in- cubator factory, broom factory, the Smith Printing Co., . the Hiawatha Greenhouses of Miss S. Margrave, etc. Hiawatha has 3. banks-the Citizens' State Bank, First National Bank and the Morrill & Janes Bank-and one of the most infallible straws that show which way the wind of commerce blows is reflected in the prosperity of these institutions. There has been a


steady increase in their growth of de- posits and a commensurate increase in their earnings and surplus of late, which is the best indication of the prosperity of their customers. The press is represented by the Brown County World and the Kansas Demo- crat, ably edited sheets, devoted to the local interests of their city. The peo- ple of Hiawatha are intelligent, enter- prising and hospitable and extend a hearty welcome to those coming into their midst to locate and avail them- selves of the splendid opportunities here presented to capital and enter- prise. There is a fine opening for fac -- tories to work up the fruit, grain and vegetable products. Mr. C. H. Law- rence, the secretary of the Commercial Club will be glad to correspond with parties desiring to locate. Tel., Postal and W. U. Exp., Pacific and W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. Ewing Herbert, postmaster.


Academy Record, G A Hoffman editor. Adams Mercantile Co The (Capital $50,000), George H Adams pres, Frank Smith sec, Harry D Adams treas, general store.


Alexander Benjamin J, physician.


ALLEN & JENSON (Nels Allen, James Jenson), Real Estate and In- surance, Oregon st opp Postoffice. (See ady in Real Estate Adv Dept.) ALLEN & RICHARDS REALTY CO (Embert L Allen, Jerome Richards), Real Estate Lands and Exchanges. (See adv in classified Real Estate.) Allendorf Ely, confr and baker.


Amann Conrad, carpenter.


AMANN G & SON (Gregory and Hor- ace), Hardware, Stoves, Queensware Tin and Sheet Metal Work.


'Andrews Charles H, pianos.


Aten Henry J, real estate.


Babcock Lyman -H, carpenter.


Baldry Stephen, blacksmith.


Ball Margaret, operator Missouri Kansas Telephone Co.


Balthrope Harvey W, dentist.


& Bechtel Adam F, insurance.


BECKETT 0 FRANK, Osteopath, Graduate of Still College of Oste- opathy of Des Moines, Ia. Office. Hours 9 to 12 a m, 1-5 p m or by Ap- pointment. World Bldg.


Beymer Walter W, nurseryman.


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


474 Hiawatha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hiawatha


Bierer Everard, lawyer.


BIERER, SHADEL & CO (Samuel Bierer, James L Shadel, Henry N Zimmerman). Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing and General Merchandise. BOHNER JOHN, Restaurant, Regular Meals, Short Orders at All Hours, Commercial Trade Solicited, Lunches Put Up, 711 Oregon.


BROKAW & McKNIGHT (Rynier V Brokaw, George 0 McKnight), Drugs, Books, Stationery, Paints and Wall Paper.


BROWN COUNTY WORLD, Ewing Herbert Propr.


Brown Mrs Ella W, editor Our Mes- senger.


Buck E P, bus and transfer.


Campbell Miss Jessie, county clerk. CAREY GEORGE M, Restaurant, Warm Meals and Lunches at All Hours, Ice Cream and Oysters in Season, Commercial Trade Solicit- ed, Oregon st opp Park.


CASE FRANK, Manufacturer Harness and Saddlery, Dealer in All Kinds of Vehicles, Wagons, Trunks and Suit Cases.


CASH & ZIMMERMAN (Wm Cash, Edward Zimmerman), Iron Found- ers and Machinists, Blacksmiths and Horses.


CENTRAL HOTEL THE, Mrs Oliver Terreo Propr, New Heating Plant and Refurnished Throughout, Cook- ing Done by the Proprietor, Rates $1.50 Per Day, Commercial Men Soli- cited, opp Court House.


CENTRAL MEAT MARKET, Zimmer- man & Roudebush Proprs.


Cheal Thomas, painter.


Citizens' State Bank, capital $25,000. Clarence O Dimmock pres, Joseph MI Sewell vice-pres, John D Weltmer cashr.


COMMERCIAL CLUB OF HIAWA- THA, Le Dran Willit Pres, C H Lawrence Sec.


COMMERCIAL HOUSE, E L Rosen- berger Propr, Rates $2 Per Day, Traveling Men's Home, Good Sam- ple Rooms, One Block from Depot. Condon J K, cattle breeder.


Crawford Hugh, drayage.


Culp Wm H, blacksmith.


DAESCHNER FRANK, Furnaces Sheet Metal Work and Plumbing.


Daniels Thomas, mason.


Delmonico Hotel, J B Meisenheimer propr.


De Lon Mrs Mary A, milliner.


Detwiller Samuel, live stock.


Dickason Albert O, jeweler.


Dilley & Nugent (Isaac Dilley, O J Nu- gent), real estate.


Dillingham Henry J, grocer.


Dodson George, barber.


Drake James P, wagonmaker.


Easley W D Lumber Co, Walter Meyer mngr.


Eicholtz Alexander J, drugs.


ELLINGTON JESSE, Laundry. Com- mercial Trade Solicited.


Fairchild Ha'combe A, plumber.


FALLOON JAMES, Attorney-at-Law.


FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIA- WATHA (Capital $55,000). Charles Knabb Pres, Wm Knabb Vice Pres, John W Howie Cashr.


First Regiment Band, Wm Hanney leader.


Fowler James M, contractor.


Frazier Wm A, carpenter.


Furnish Guy C, veterinary surgeon.


Gampper Fred, meats.


Gibbes Joseph, hog breeder.


Girard Louis, cigar mnfr.


Good C W, sunt public instruction.


GRAHAM CLOTHING CO THE, DIN Graham Pres, T E Mcknight Sec, W C Tarr Treas, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Haberdashery and Merchant Tailor- ing.


Graves Charles, barber.


GREEN CHARLES S, Produce, Feed. Hay, Straw, Creamery and Hay Buyer ..


Green Henry, barber.


Grimes James T, mayor; marble work and windmills.


Guinn John B, second hand goods. Ham M G, probate judge.


HAM & DAVIS (Nannie A Ham, George M Davis), Abstracts of Land Titles, Loans, Real Estate and No- tary Public in Office.


Hamann Henry, migr Hamann Shoe Co.


HAMANN MERCANTILE CO THE, Henry. Hamann Pres, Fred Hamann Vice Pres, Francis M Pearl Sec and Treas, Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes and General Merchandise, 608 Ore- gon.


Hamann Shoe Co, Henry Hamann, mngr.


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Hiawatha KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Hiawatha 475


Hampel Gustav, upholsterer.


Hanes Elmer D, agent M P and St J & G I Rys, Pacific and Wells, Fargo & Co Express.


Hanney Henry G, laundry. Harnack Wm, billiards.


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Harrington G-W, publr Kansas Demo- crat.


Hassenpflug Rev Luther L (Reformed). Hayes Everett, live stock breeder.


HEIMLICH CHARLES P, Real Estate, Land and Loan Agent. (See adv.) HENRY ROBERT ARCHIE, Real Es- tate, Lands and Insurance. Over Yates Drug Store, opp P O. (See adv in Real Estate Adv Dept.) HERBERT EWING, Propr Brown County World; Postmaster.


Herbert's Magazine, Ewing Herbert editor.


Herman A H, carpenter.


Hiawatha Academy, G A Hoffman prin- cipal.


HIAWATHA BOTTLING WORKS, Leon L Walters Propr. (See adv in Bottlers Adv Dept.)


Hiawatha Electric Light Co, George H Adams pres, Edward Hoye sec. Hiawatha Fair Association.


HIAWATHA GREENHOUSES, Susan Margrave Propr. (See adv in . Flor- ists Adv Dept.)


HIAWATHA HOSPITAL AND IN- FIRMARY THE, Dr I L Meyer House Surgeon and Physician, with a Competent Staff of Surgeons Asso- ciated; a Modern Home for Chronic and Surgical Cases, No Infectious or Contagious Diseases Admitted, 2d cor Elm.


Hiawatha Manufacturing Co, Milton O Adams sec, incubator and waching machine mnfrs.


HIAWATHA MILLING CO, J George Brinkman Pres, H L Kunce Sec, Wm Knabb Treas, Flour Mill and Grain Dealers.


Hicks J Alvin, billiards.


Hicks Ralph W, mngr Postal Tele- graph-Cable Co and district clerk.


Hildebrand Benjamin F, insurance." Hinthorn Jesse B, undertaker.


Hirth Jacob K, carpenter.


Hoeman Rev Theo (Lutheran).


Horn Alfred W, hotel.


Houts Orlando, physician. :


Howard John G, live stock.


Humphrey Alfred W, painter .. Hunt Mrs N C, music teacher.


HUNTER STEPHEN, Coal.


Isaacson August, carpenter.


Jeffries Jesse A, creamery. Johnson Rev W C (Evangelical).


JONAS JOHN A, Real Estate and Gen- eral Insurance and Rentals.


KANSAS DEMOCRAT, E Harrington Publisher, Charles A Calnan Editor. Kelsey James C, harnessmaker. Kerrigan John F, county attorney.


KESLER LOUIS & SON (Louis and Silas S), Wholesale Produce, Cream, Butter, Eggs and Poultry.


KEY THE, Grant W Harrington Edi- tor, Official Publication of The Life and Annuity Association.


La Croix & Campbell (J Victor La Croix, D M Campbell), vet surgeons. ` LAMME CHARLES D, Vice-Pres The Morrill & Janes Bank.


Landgraf Emma, dressmkr.


LAWRENCE CHARLES H, Real Es- tate and Insurance. Sec The Com- mercial Club. Lawrence Samuel, horseshoer. Leigh-Abraham,-physician.


C. P. HEIMLICH The Real Estate Rustler REAL ESTATE AND FARM LOANS


A long list of State, County and City Properties and Southeastern Kansas Farms. Classified Lists furnished all interested in this prosperous section.


Correspondence Solicited


Offices HIAWATHA AND BONNER SPRINGS, - KANSAS


The Portsmouth Investment Co., Take Complete Charge of


Property for Eastern Owners. TELEPHONES WEST 111. SEE ADV.


Rooms 321-323 Portsmouth Building, Kansas City, Kansas. IN CLASSIFIED INVESTMENTS.


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Pyro One Light Electric Sign


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KAW SIGN AND MFG. CO.,


909 GRAND AVE.


KANSAS CITY, MO.


476 Hiawatha R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hiawatha


LEIGH EBERLY J, Physician and Medical Director The Life and An- nuity Association.


Leigh Jonathan, physician.


LIFE AND ANNUITY ASSN THE, Francis M Pearl National President, W F Shale National Sec.


Luesley W F, poultry breeder.


LYTLE & LUESLEY (Frank Lytle,


Harry F Luesley), Wall Paper,


Paints, Oils, Picture Framing, Car- pets and Floor Coverings.


McFadden E L, billposter.


McHUGH JOHN H, Confectioner.


McKEE WM A, Dentist.


Mckinstry Mrs Sarah A, boarding. McKNIGHT GEORGE C, Physician. MCKNIGHT J P, City Assessor.


Mclaughlin Andrew, insurance


and county treasurer.


MCLAUGHLIN THOMAS, Cashier The Morrill & Janes Bank.


McMurray Charles R, barber.


McQUARY O H REAL ESTATE CO, O H McQuary Propr, Real Estate, Lands and Loans.


MARGRAVE MISS SUSAN, Propr HI- awatha Greenhouses. (See adv in .


Florists Adv Dept.)


Marion T J, county surveyor.


Mang Charles, shoemaker.


Mathews George W, coal.


Mathewson Elijah, meats.


MEANS WM F, Attorney at Law.


MEANS & ARCHER (Wm F Means, W Edson Archer), Lawyers.


MEEKER LON, Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes and General Merchandise.


MEISENHEIMER HARDWARE CO, Rollyn R Meisenheimer Mngr, Hard- ware, Queensware, Stoves, Furnaces, Tinware and De Laval Cream Sep- arators.


Meisenheimer John B, propr Delmon- ico Hotel.


Mellenbruch J H, hog breeder.


Meyer H A & Son (Henry A and Oscar F W), agrl implements:


MEYER | L, Physician and Surgeon, Specialist Chronic Diseases of Men and Diseases of Women and Chil- dren. House Surgeon The Hiawatha Hospital. Down-town office 1-3 World Bldg. Evening hours at Hospital, 2d, cor Elin.


Meyer Walter, mngr W D Easley Lum- ber Co.


MILLER ANDREW S, Merchant Tai- lor, Cleaning, Pressing and Repair- ing of Commercial Men's Work Done at Night. Telephone.


Miller J B, Agt Standard Oil Co.


Missouri Pacific Ry, E D Hanes agent. Missouri Valley Veterinary Bulletin, La Croix & Campbell editors. Missouri Kansas Telephone Co,


Margaret Ball operator. .


Monney Charles A, veterinary surgeon. Montague James W, live stock.


Montague Rev J Y (Baptist). Montgomery George W, tailor.


Moore George B, county treasurer.


MOORE GEORGE E REALTY CO. George E Moore Mngr, Real Estate and Insurance. Office over Ha- mann's Shoe Store. (See adv in Real Estate Adv Dept.)


Morrill Public Library, Rebecca Kines librarian.


MOPRILL & JANES BANK THE (Established 1871: Capital and Un- divided Profits $150,000), Edmund N Morrill Pres, Charles D Lamme Vice Pres, Thomas Mclaughlin Cashr, A General Banking Business Transact- ed, The Pioneer Bank; Collections a Specialty.


Murphy Rev Dennis (Catholic).


Mutual Telephone Co, C O Dimmock se -. NALL'S ELECTRIC THEATER, R C Stewart Mngr, High Class Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs. NEW HOTEL MORELAND THE, George Roscoe Prour, Steam Electric Light and Bath Rooms.


Heat, Electric Light


and Batı Rooms, Half Block from Court House and Postoffice. (See adv in Hotel Adv Dept.)


Newlon George H, register of deeds. Newlon Sample F, lawyer.


NORTHEAST KANSAS TELEPHONE CO (Capital $120,000), A J Stevens Pres, H C Baker Vice Pres, F M Pearl Sec, A J Hill Treas.


Notestine Realty Co.


Nye Williard W, physician.


Our Messenger, Mrs. Ella W Brown editor.


Pacific Express Co, E D Hanes agent. Patrick Charles, machinist.


PEARL FRANCIS.M, Attorney at Law, National Pres The Life and Annu- ity Association.


Phipps Rev Robert J ( Presbyterian).


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George Eyssell Drug Co.,


OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. 'KANSAS CITY, MO Try Us for Absolutely Pure Liquors. WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST.


Hiawatha KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER. Hiawatha 477


Postal Tel-Cable Co, Ralph W Hicks mngr.


Pratt S M, physician.


Rardin Henry L, grocer.


Reents Henry, shoemaker.


RICHARDS WM E, Mason and Mnfr of Cement Blocks.


ROSCOE GEORGE C, Propr New Mdreland Hotel. (See adv. in Hotel Adv. Dept. )


Rosenbaum Eldridge F, barber.


Rosenberger Enos L, Propr Commer- cial House.


Rownd John Q, gunsmith.


Rubert Lloyd E, dentist.


Ryan & Ryan (Simon L, Colonel W and Frank D), lawyers.


St Joseph & Grand Island Ry, E D Hanes, agt.


Salisbury Nathaniel, grain.


Samuel Thomas B, chimney cowl mnfr School News The, C W Good editor. Scott Charles M. hog breeder.


Scott Rev. John W (Methodist Episcopal) Seaman George W. sheriff.


SHALE WM F, Attorney and Notary Public, National Sec The Life and Annuity Association.


Shannon Leon W, physician.


Shepherd H, carpenter.


Shirley Wm M, dentist.


SIMPSON OREN C, Livery, Transfer, Feed and Sale Stable. (See adv in Livery Adv Dept )


Sipe Bruce E, stock food mnfr. Sipe George, confectioner.


SMITH PRINTING CO THE, Philo M Smith Propr, Printers, Booklets, Briefs, Breeders' Catalogues, Com- mercial Printing and Blanks. (See adv. in Classified Live Stock Breed- ers, also Swine Breeders.)


SMITH THOMAS D, Attorney at Law. Standard Oil Co, J B Miller agt.


STERNS JOHN & SON (John and Lucian W), Hardware, Stoves, Tin- ware, Queensware, Implements and Harness.


STEVENS THOMAS, Drugs, Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Pic- tures and Moulding; a Pharmacist, 32 years in Hiawatha.


Stewart R C, mngr Nall's Electric Theater Stockton Wm, restaurant.


Sturgis Sisters (Persis E and Helen), milliners.


Talley Fannie H, milliner.


Temple Wm L, baker.


TERREO MRS OLIVER, Propr The Central Hotel.


Thomas Harry R G, insurance.


Van Doran Eugene A, photogr. Very Frank T, city clerk.


Vinsonhaler & Whitney (Fred C. Vin- sonhaler, Edgar M Whitney), no- tions:


WALTERS JOHN L, Livery, Special Attention to Single and Double Driving Picnic Parties, Weddings and Funerals.


WALTERS LEON L, Propr Hiawatha Bottling Works, Feed Mill and Grain Dealer. (See adv in Bottlers Adv Dept.)


Wegand Bros (Edgar M and Wm M), painters.


WELLCOME CHARLES W, Lumber, Coal, Brick, Cement, Kaw River Sand, Roofing Paper and Building Materials, 829 Oregon.


Wells Fargo & Co Express, E D Hanes, agt.


Welsh Harlan P, clothing.


West John H, cattle breeder.


Wheelock Edward C, marble works.


Wherry T M & Co, Mark. A Walker mngr, lumber.


Wilkinson Joseph A, feed barn.


WILLETT LE DRAN, Jeweler, Pres The Commercial Club.


WILSON HENRY F, Fire, Tornado, Live Stock, Automobile, Plate Glass and General Insurance; Not- ary Public.


WILTSE MYRON F, Carriage and Automobile Painter.


WITSCHY JOHN, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Vege- tables and Bakery.


Wolfley Mnfg Co, washing machine mnfrs.


Wones Simon D, jeweler.


Yates Drug Co, Mrs L R Yates propr. Yeakel Rev Warren R (Episcopal).


YORT ALBERT, Livery and Feed Stable, Best Rigs, Reasonable Prices.


Yost M E & Sons (Milton E, Curtis P and Nevin C), furniture.


Zimmerman Edward, blacksmith.


ZIMMERMAN MISS CLARA, Photog- rapher. Studio off New Moreland Hotel.


ZIMMERMAN LEO M, Barber, Bath Rooms in Connection, Commercial - Men's Trade Solicited.


CRANE & COMPANY, Publishers TOPEKA, KANSAS.


GENERAL PRINTERS, Law Books, Seals, Legal Blanks, Coun- ty, Township and City Supplies, Book Printing Binding, Stationery, Bank and Office Supplies.


DYEING AND CLEANING.


BALTIMORE STEAM DYE WORKS.


KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.


478 Hiawatha R. L. POLK & CO.'S


Hill City


ZIMMERMAN & ROUDEBUSH (Os- car A Zimmerman, John H Roude- bush), Proprs Central Meat Market, Buyers and Shippers of Live Stock.


HIGHLAND. Population, 800. An incorporated city on the K P & G I R R in Iowa township, Doniphan coun- ty, 14 miles n. w. of Troy, the county seat, and 41/2 from Sparks, on the Bur- lington Route. Settled in 1854. Has Christian, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, electric light, 2 banks and a weekly newspa- per, the Vidette. Exp W F & Co. Telephone connection. H. S. Hogue, P. M.


Allen & Faust, furniture and under- takers.


Armstrong Sisters, milliners.


Boone Wm M, physician.


BROWN G L, general store.


Chambers J M, restaurant.


Chandler R B, general store.


City Hotel, John Rau propr.


Connelly A D, barber.


Dittemore Bros, livery.


Eaton W F, grocer.


Farmers' & Merchants Bank.


Faust W S, mayor.


FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $25,000), R H Martin Pres, G J Rat- cliffe Cashr.




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