Polk Oklahoma gazetteer and business directory, 1902-3, Pt 1, Part 30

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1903
Publisher: Detroit : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 872


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BANK OF MOUNTAIN PARK.


Black W E. physician.


Brandon C W. physician.


MISSOURI M


PACIFIC R'Y. Best


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Mountain Park


AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Mountain View 275


Bryce J MM, physician. Chambers W R, publr Mountain Park News.


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City Hotel, S MI Davis propr.


Clingerman & Mosby, saloon.


Davis S M. propr City Hotel.


. Dolde A C, propr Mountain Park Eagle Downey & Co, racket store.


Gordon Carl. saloon.


Hakes Bros, wagon yard.


Hamilton W, physician.


Helve & Martin, proprs Owl drug store Herring C T Lumber Co.


Hillver & Bryan, general store.


Honea & Middleton, saloon.


Hooks Ira, wagon yard.


Jones & Jones. livery.


Kersting Henry, saloon.


Morris & Davidson (Joseph Morris. Cary Davidson), gent mdse.


Mosby John (Clingerman & Mosby), town marshal.


Mountain Park Drug Store, C A Winn propr.


MOUNTAIN PARK EAGLE, A C Dolde Propr.


Mountain Park Hardware and Imple- ment Co. C Mendenhall mngr.


MOUNTAIN PARK


NEWS, w R Chambers Publr.


Newton Charles, clerk Mountain Park township, grocer.


Owl Drug Store. Helve & Martin proprs.


Register W A. livery.


Rhodabeck I. K. dry goods.


Roberts E E. physician.


Robison & Shipe, saloon.


Singley & Salaway. dry goods.


Scott John, restaurant.


Simpson J S (Simpson Lumber Co), mayor.


Simpson Lumber Co, Simpson & Jecky proprs.


Soutbine & Morris, flour and grain.


Tennison H L & Co. genl store.


Watson Bros (Joseph and Wm), genl mdse.


Win Dr C :\, propr Mountain Park drug store.


Woodward --. physician.


MOUNTAIN VIEW.


Population. 1.200. An important sta- tion on the Mangum Br. of the C., R. I. & P. Ry .. 41 miles west of Chickasha. It is situated at the extreme sonth- eastern corner of Washita county, 25


miles from Cordell, the county seat. For the past 14 years (when the first farming was done in the immediate vicinity), the rich bottom lands in the valleys of the Washita River have vieldea fine crops of wheat. cotton and corn. Eighty bushels of corn to the acre in good season is not only pos- sible, but has actually been produced. The townsite after two attempts at location was finally moved to its pres- ent place on the summit of one of the Wichita Mountains, one mile north of the depot. The sublime view to be oh- tained from here of the surrounding peaks gave rise to its name. Recently when the county seat was moved from Cloud Chief to Cordell a number of the former thriving enterprises moved here. There are here most of the business lines 'that go to make up a complete town. Two cotton gins. a corn mill. a large brick yard and a cold storage plant. Each fully equipped. are kept very busy during the various seasons, and the railway officials tes- tify to the fact that Mt. View has al- ways been a heavy cattle shipping point. One weekly newspaper, 2 banks. long distance and local telephone serv- ice are every one doing a profitable business. The comfort of the travel- ling public is well looked after in the matter of hotel accommodations, either at the Calhoon Hotel or the City Ho- tel and restaurant. A very inviting prospect is held out in Mountain View for a flonr mill. a cotton compress. an ice factory or a bottling works. The climate and mountain air is better than at many world-famed health re- sorts, and a large mineral spring near town has been found to contain prop- erties that will cure skin diseases. H. Tel .. W. U. Exp .. Pacific. H. C. Huber. postmaster.


Abernathy Waldron, physician.


Amhrein C W & Co (C W Amhrein. S M Cocker), saloon.


Barbie Gin Co. J W Wells mngr.


Beattp-P-La real estate.


Beckelf C-W, real estate, loans, ins. BIVIN W T, Propr City Hotel.


Black R. flour and feed.


Bland J L, lawyer.


BONEBRAKE HARDWARE AND IM- plement Co, D D Railsback ungr.


G rand Trunk For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland.


Railway System. Canada and the East.


Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. TL


LINE to the The POPULAR


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276 Mountain View POLK'S OKLAHOMA GAZETTEER Mountain View


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Brown & Ingalsbe (C S Brown, Oren Ingalsbe), saloon.


Bryan J R, physician.


Burns C E. physician.


CALHOON HOUSE THE, Fred S Cri- der Mngr.


Cameron Wm & Co. lumber.


Campbell T &. tinsmith.


Carter B F. livery.


City Bakery. C H Warner propr.


CITY HOTEL (European Plan), W T Bivin Propr.


Clared I J. 2d hand goods.


Clark C V, real est, loans and ins.


Coker J K. wagon yard.


Cottage Hotel.


CRAGGS H E, Cashier Mountain View State Bank. Notary Public and Propr Star Stables.


CRIDER FRED S,Mngr Calhoon House CRIDER J H, Pres Mountain View State Bank, Propr Calhoun House. Vice-Pres Citizens' State Bank, Har- rison, O T.


VDowling J-J. barber. Drake A. racket store.


Earns H A, notary public.


Field E, grocer.


First National Bank (Capital $25.000), A J Dunlap pres. A E Kobs cashier. Foster C W. grocer.


Gannaway C V, books and confectioner Gordon Andrew. meats.


Gordon Geo. saloon.


Goruon & Tadlock (George Gordon. W V Tadlock). lawyers.


Gray - , physician.


Gray J W. justice of the peace, notary public and ex-mayor.


Graves & Bradley (J M Graves, S R Bradley), drugs.


Harms P B. mngr Stephenson-Browne Lumber Co.


Hines R M. restaurant.


Howell F MM. barber.


HUBER HERBERT C, Postmaster.


Hudspeth C P & Bro (C P and C B), harness.


HUNT CHARLES F, Hardware Sales- man Bonebrake Hardware and Im- plement Co.


Hunt T W. physician.


Johnson e S. baker.


Jones G J, general mdse.


Jones & Rickey IR IL Jones, R J. Rickeyi, meats.


Kobs A E. cashr First Natt Bank, no- tary public.


Iane Misses Anna and Ida, publrs Southwestern Progress.


Leatherrock R E, physician. Lee A T, photographer.


Lee Lake, laundry.


Leeper, Graves & Co. P Prim ingr. lumber.


McFarland C A. general mdse.


McKinzie W H. blacksmith.


MeLendon J W. prin Public School.


Mabry E D, physician.


Maxwell H C, furn and undertaking.


Meyerhardt Max, dry goods. Miller C S. dentist.


Miller J M. general mdse.


MOUNTAIN VIEW STATE BANK


(Capital $5,000), J H Crider Pres, F T Cook Vice-Pres, H E Craggs Cashe O K Wagon Tard, J W renn inngr. Parnell & Thorp (W T Parnell, Or- lando Thorp), hardware and impts. Pearson W F, physician.


Posey & Wood (P F A Posey, F B Wood), general mdse.


Prim P. mngr Leeper, Graves & Co.


Reed Bros (C A and C M), genl mdse.


Retheneyer H-W. barber.


Reynolds Drug Co (J M and R D Rey- nolds).


Reynolds R D, physician.


Richards J H. saloon and restaurant. Rolnick M, mngr Slaner & Flaxman. Schaefer II. grocer.


Slaner & Flaxman, MI Rolnick mngr, dry goods etc.


Smith Dr W J, drugs.


Sneed R A & Co. general mdse.


Sohn Hardware Co. R M Sohn mngr.


Southwestern Progress, Anna and Ida Lane publrs.


Sowers J T. saloon.


STAR LIVERY BARN, H E Craggs Propr. Livery and Bus Line.


Stephenson-Brown Lbr Co, P B Harms mngr.


Stinson & Lamberson (A E Stinson, H Lambertson), genl


store and undertakers.


Swinford Harry, groeer.


Thompson Jno, meats.


Uttz Andrew. 2d-hand goods.


Van Meter M V. lawyer.


Warner C H. propr City Bakery.


Warren John, impt salesman Bone- brake Hardware and Impt Co.


Warren W C, woodwork and painting. Warren W J. blacksmith.


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Mountain View


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Mulhall 277


Wildman Bros (J N and Richard) cot- ton gin and grain mill.


Wiley, W G. lawyer.


Yates J W & Son, blacksmiths.


MOUNT SCOTT.


Population 100. On Medicine Bluff. Creek in McMaster township. Coman- chie county, 151/2 miles northwest of Lawton, the county seat and banking point and 12 from Fort Sill, on the CR I & P. Ry, its shipping point. Janette Rowell, postmaster.


Geiger D S. notary public.


Kiowa Medicine Co, patent medicines.


Purcell Bird, miner.


Rowell Frederick. miner.


Rowell & Co. Indian traders.


Rowell J F, physician.


MULHALL.


Population 800. An incorporated town on the A, T & S Fe Ry and on Beaver Creek in Mulhall township Logan county, 14 miles north of Guthrie, the judicial seat. It dates its settlement from 1889 and was then known as Alfred, but when the town was organized in 1900 the name was changed to its present one in honor of one of its chief promoters, Z. Mulhall. Who resides here and is one of the leading live stock shippers of Okla- homa. There are Catholic. Christian, Methodist, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, good schools, 2 banks, a rol- ler flour mill, grain elevator, cheese factory, 2 hotels and a weekly news- paper, the Enterprise. The shipments embrace corn, wheat, cotton, castor beans, fruit. hogs, cattle and poultry. Mail stages daily to Clarkson. Paradise and Standard. Tel .. W. U. Exp .. W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. Money order office T. B. Woosley, postmas- ter.


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Anthis L J. township clerk. Babb Alonzo SE, baker.


Berry A M. township trustee.


Billings Rev MI O (Methodist Episco- pal).


Blackmore John C. agt Wells Fargo & Co, exp and W U Tel. opr.


Blair Edgar M, paints and wall paper. Bowman John township treasurer. Brown C S. agt nursery.


Brubaker Henry, photographer.


Buchle Bros (George and Chris), livery Burford George W. pres Citizens' Bank of Mulhall.


Burford G E, cashir Citizens' Bank of Mulhall.


Carey-Lombard Lumber Co The, J E Hartzell mngr.


Champion A & Sons (Abel, Albert J, Wm M and Everett J), general store. Childers Allen G T, physician.


CITIZENS' BANK OF MULHALL (Capital $5,000. Resources $100,000), G W Burford Pres, H C Burford Vice-Pres. G E Burford Cashr, M H Burford Asst Cashr. A General Banking Business.


Combs John C. blacksmith.


Combs Wm E, 2d hand goods.


Corey Arthur B, restaurant.


De Play Rev (Catholic).


Diehl J S. cheese mnfr.


Donahoe Bros (Edward L and John J), grain, live stock and cotton.


Dunham F, meats.


Dwinnell Wm T. loans and insurance.


Eggleston George W. plasterer.


Elliott J E, furniture. .


Elliott & Darland (Joseph C Elliott. Frederick C Darland), agrl impts. Fallin Bros, carpenters ..


Fallin John W, painter.


Farmers Hotel, Sutton & McCormick proprs.


Ferrier Albert B. watchmaker.


Forrest Frank J. grocer.


Hurrow-Marene-B, dentist.


Garrett Samuel F. agt Ferd Heim


Brewing Co.


Garrett & Son, coal and ice.


Genet Tilemaque E, furniture and un- dertaker.


Genet Mrs T E. music teacher.


Haning Harry P. physician.


Hartzell J E. mgr The Carey-Lom- bard Lumber Co.


Hattield Wm M. physician.


Hatfield & Co (Dr W M Hatfield, D Honseri, druggists. -


Haws R R, fruit grower.


Holt Peter M, shoemaker.


Hoopes James F, blacksmith.


Jeffries Bros (George W and Bibin G), general store.


Judd Rev W'm (Christian).


Kauhlman Enos, general store.


Kemp Charles F, propr Kemps Hotel.


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Kuhlman Enos, general store. Lobdell O W & Son (Orlan W and Arthur G), draymen.


MeConnehey David, physician.


MeConnehey M S, druggist.


McCormick H W, publr Mulhall En- terprise.


McMillan Arthur T. saloon.


MATTHEWS WALTER H, Attorney- at-Law, Real Estate. Farm' Loans. Genl Insurance, Notary Public and Justice of the Peace. Collections will receive prompt attention.


Miller Ohio. saloon.


Moore Ethel. milliner.


Mulhall Enterprise, H W McCormick publr.


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Mulhall Roller Mills, Tait & Sidebot- tom proprs.


Mulhall State Bank (Capital $5,000), J A Butler pres, S A Butler cashr, W \' Huffman asst cashr.


MULHALL TRIBUNE, C B Woosley Propr.


Mulhail Zac. live stock.


Myers Henry M. flour and feed.


Nittler Sisters (Lizzie and Sophia), mil- liners.


PALACE HOTEL, Carl B Woosley Propr. Rates $2. One block from Depot. In the Business Center. Good Sample Rooms. The Commercial Headquarters.


Pettyjohn G W & Co (George W and Charles F), general store.


Phillips Bros (Clyde and Ralph), res- taurant.


Red Pole Live Stock Farm, D W Wal- ton propr. 4 miles s w.


Rotterman George W. general store.


Rough Riders' Band of Mulhall, T E Genet leader.


Scott W B. carpenter.


Scott W L. fruit grower.


Sloan Thomas. harnessmaker.


Smith J A L, carpenter.


Spangler Frances M. agrl impts.


Sutton & McCormick (Andrew J Sut- ton. Walter F McCormick), proprs Farmers' Hotel.


Tate & Dunham (Peter Tate, Frank F Dunhann, meat market.


Tait & Sidebottom. proprs Mulhall Roller Mills.


Thompson & Smithi Fred Thompson, Virgil S Smith. blacksmiths. Todd Y E, painter.


Walton D W, live stock breeder, 4 miles s w.


Wells, Fargo & Co, J C Blackmore agt. Western Union Tel Co, J C Blackmore ningr.


White Rev A G (Presbyterian).


Wicker W B. auctioneer, plasterer.


Wilson Joseph G, lumber and coal. Wood Ancil B. real estate.


Woolverton Cyrus L, barber.


Woolverton Reason, barber.


WOOSLEY CARL B, Propr The Pal- ace Hotel. Etc., Etc.


WOOSLEY TOM B, Postmaster and Editor Mulhall Enterprise.


MULKIN.


A rural post office in Blaine county. 18 nies from Watonga, the judica! seat und 8 from Bridgeport, the near- est banking and shipping point. Ly- dia Mulkin, postmaster.


MUNGER.


Population 200. On the St. L. & $. F. R. R., in Oklahoma County, 12 miles northeast of Oklahoma, the county seat and banking point. The Cana- dian river furnishes power to operate a flour mill and cotton gin. Tel .. W. U., Exp .. W., F. & Co. Telephone con- nections. C. Abel, postmaster.


ABEL C, General Store.


Anderson W A, blacksmith.


Beiler Daniel, carpenter.


Beveridge James, blacksmith.


Canadian River Water Power Co, ele- vator, mill and gin.


vCrawford Joseph, barber.


French R. R R & Ex Agt.


Harrison Thomas, carpenter.


Hendricks V, confectionery.


Hevron G W. dry goods.


O'Brien & Mitchell, hardware.


Thurman & Harmon, drugs. Twstz Mrs, milliner.


MUNICE.


A country post office in Little Robe township. Dewey County. 11 miles northeast of Taloga, the county seat and banking point and 35 from Waton- ga, the nearest rail approach. Mail daily. W. H. Buchanan. postmaster. Briggs Isaac, stone mason.


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Cogg A W. blacksmith. Smith Daniel, live stock.


MUSTANG.


Population 125. In Canadian Coun- ty, 22 miles southeast of El Reno, the county seat and 9 from Yukon. its pre- sent shipping point. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a bank and a newspaper. Mail, daily. Annie For- ster, postmaster.


Bramer A T & Sons, general store.


Bruff Bros, blacksmith.


Carter F A. general store, Grigsby J H, Lumber Co. Jones P D. general store.


MUSTANG STATE BANK (Capital $5,000), C G. Jones Pres, H G Tros- per Cashnr.


Ricketts J H & Co, general store.


Shupe W E & Co, general store.


Snapp R F &.Co, drugs.


Utt N B, lumber.


Williford & Meloy, general store.


MUTUAL.


Population 40. In Webster township, Woodward County, 24 miles southeast, of Woodward, the county seat and shipping point and 2 from Persimmon, the nearest banking point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Taloga to Woodward. R. S. Sprague, postmas- ter.


Collyer W O, general store. Fish & King, blacksmiths. SPRAGUE R S, Hardware. Van Deuson A M. genl store. Willett W A, blacksmith.


MYRTLE.


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A country post office in Union town- ship, Kingfisher County, 25 miles northeast of Kingfisher. the judicial seat and 9 from Hennessey, the bank- ing and shipping point. Mail daily. Thomas S. Hall, postmaster and gen- eral store.


NAGLE.


Population 9. A post office in Lynn township, Kingfisher County, 14 miles southeast of Kingfisher, the judical seat and 11 from Okarche. both of which places afford banking facilities


and 512 from Reading, its shipping point Mail, daily. John M. Linsey, postmaster.


Ruckman Joseph, blacksmith. MORRISON LENA, Grocer.


NARDIN.


Population 700. On the A. T. & S. Fe R. R. and on Deer Creek, in Kay County, 28 miles southwest of New- kirk, the judical seat. Settled in 189S. Has Baptist, Christian and Methodist churches, good schools. 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, The Star. Im


proved farm land ranges in price from $20 to $50 per acre. The principal shipments are wheat. cattle and hogs. Tel .. W. U. Exp .. W., F. & Co. D. E. Mahaffy, postmaster.


Allen & Fuqua, grocers.


Beacham & Williams, general store. Blue W E, harness.


Brewer Mrs E E, general store.


Brooks Mercantile Co, general store.


BROWN W T, General Store.


Brown & Rive, blacksmith.


Browning J M. blacksmith.


Chestnut MeEloy. restaurant.


Citizen's State Bank (cap $S,000) S T Powell pres. E L Griffin cashr. Collier C G. jeweler. Delopp Charles & Son, carpenters.


Farmers Grain Co.


Farmers State Bank (cap $8,000) C J Sheets pres, W S MeKelvey cashr. Fox Wm, meats.


Foy & Gray, general store.


Gilstrap C. planing mill.


Haas N, r r, tel and express agent.


Havens A R. physician.


Hedrick & Marrett. general store.


Hillman H A. furniture.


Horn M H. grocer. Huntington Dr R C, drugs.


Kansas Lumber Co.


Lemmon W W. physician.


Mcclellan Win. mayor.


MClennan L B. grain.


Mahaffey D E. books.


Milier Grain Co.


Nardin Band.


NARDIN HARDWARE AND IMPLE- ment Co.


Nardin Star, Samuel Ridenour, publr. Ogden T V. saloon.


Ridenour Samuel, publr Star.


J. A. MARKHAM CITY PROPERTY AND FARM LANDS.


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JOPLIN, MISSOURI.


JOPLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE W. B. JOINER, President.


Roberts & Roberts, general store. Robertson A J. hotel. Russell & Co. livery.


Schmidt Wm. furniture.


Scott G. saloon.


Sears Bros, lumber.


Showers J B. general store. Stewart George W. produce.


Thompson G Byreal estate broker. Thornboro Joseph. carpenter.


NASHVILLE.


A country 'postoffice in Grant coun- ty. 13 miles southeast of Pondcreek, the county seat, banking and ship- ping point. Mail Daily. HI. L. Hel- mer, postmaster.


Nashville Cornet Band. WILSON & GREEN, Grocers.


NAVAJOE.


Population 150. In township of same name. Greer county, 28 miles southeast of Mangum. the judicial seat. 10 from Blair. the nearest bank- ing point, and 25 from Hobart, on the C .. R. I. & P. Ry .. the nearest ship- ping point. Mail daily. W. M. Fer- ris, postmaster.


(See page 15.)


Bailey R L, general store.


Brown Joli. dry goods and drugs. FERRIS U M, Stationery.


Fink A F. confectioner and grocer. Hotel De Willis. Martin R HI. hardware.


Miller Bros & Co, dry goods. Mitchell & Estes. blacksmiths.


Redding's Drug Store.


Redding Henry C. physician.' Sparks & Bennight, cotton gin. Tolleson Robert E. physician.


NAVINA.


Population 100. On the A., T. & S. Fe Ry., and on Cottonwood creek, in Seward township. Logan county. 13 miles southwest of Guthrie, the coun- ty seat. and 7 from Cashion, both of which places afford banking facilities. Tel. W. U. Exp .. W .. F. & Co. Tole- phone connection. John Berg, post- master.


Bram & Mott, general store. BERG JOHN, Grain Elevator.


Durkee A. physician. Lindsey T, grain elevator.


MeElroy M. boarding house. Overstreet - , r r, tel and exp agt. Peterson & Stemfeldt, hardware and luniber.


Ricker George, saloon.


Shores James, feed barn.


Spies Ed. barber. Stark L J. general store.


Watts George, agricultural impts. Wellens W B. cigars.


NEAL.


Population 25. A postoffice


Earlsboro township, Pottawatomie. county. 13 miles northeast of Tecum- seh, the county seat. 5 from Earls- boro ,and S from Shawnee, both of which latter places afford shipping and banking facilities. Mail daily. D. K. Moore, postmaster and general store.


NELLIE.


A recently established postoffice in Comanche county.


NELMS.


Population 12. In Comanche coun ty. 22 miles southwest of Lawton. the county seat. banking and shipping point. C. C. Nelms, postmaster.


NELMS BROS, General Store.


NEOLA.


Population 20. In Boon township. Caddo county. 21 miles from Ana. darko. the judicial seat. 9 from Lathe ram, its shipping point. and 12 from . Cobb, the nearest banking point,


Mail daily. R. N. Schooling post- master and general store.


NESBITT.


A farm-house postoffice in Excelsior township, Kingfisher county, 15 miles northeast of Kingfisher, the judicial seat and 13 from Reeding, on the C., R. I. & P. Ry. Mail tri-weekly. A. G. Ellsworth, postmaster and farmer.


NEWKIRK.


Population. 2.000. The county seat of Kay county on the A. T. & S. Fe Ry.


A. B. Bellis Keeps a complete line of Pumps, Pipes, Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Range Boilers, Heaters, etc. on hand. Call or write for prices. ( page 11. ) MUSKOGEE, I. T.


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Look Here == R. C. BOLLINGER Keeps the Highest Grade of Pianos and Organs on Hand, also all kinds of Musical Instruments. Write for Prices. Fort Smith, Ark. (See P-)


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9 miles south of the Kansas state line and 76 miles north of Guthrie, the ter- ritorial capital. The country sur-


rounding Newkirk is undulating prairie, very fertile, yielding large quantities of corn, oats, poultry, live stock and other products belonging to this latitude, but it is especially adapt- ed to the raising of wheat, Kay being the banner wheat county of Oklahoma. There are a number of valuable stone quarries in the vicinity, from which both building and pavement stone are obtained. These yield a profitable re- turn to the investor and give em- ployment to labor. The town has five church buildings-Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Methodist and Pres- byterian. It has a commodious school building modern construction, where a well graded course of study has been established. On the public square, which belongs to the county, is a well built, frame court house, with fire proof vaults. It has excellent ship- ping and passenger service on the A. T. & S. Fe Railroad and a new line is being extended to the southeast. It has three banks. The leading secret and fraternal orders are represented. It has competing telephone lines, the Pioneer and the Missouri & Kansas. Tel., W. U. Exp., W. F. & Co. Marsh Lambert, postmaster.


Adams C F, drugs.


ADAMS L C MERCANTILE CO (Inc), MI A Larey Mngr.


Alberti George, furniture.


Alberti George C, mayor.


Albright P H & Co, abstracts of title. Anderson T C, hardware.


Arkansas City Milling Co, grain ele- vator.


Armstrong John, stone quarry.


Baden J P Milling Co, grain elevator. Baden J P Produce Co.


Bank of Santa Fe (capital and surplus $35,000), E B Eastman pres, C A Eastman cashr.


Banner Mercantile Co, general store. Barnes-&-Co, real estate.


Bazier A J-M, dentist.


Best F J, railroad and exp agt.


Bohrier & Witham, bowling alley.


Brancht H S. lawyer.


Brancht & Prosser, real estate.


Bright W W, livery.


Brown Mrs D W, boarding house.


BROWN VIRGIL H, Lawyer.


Bruce L D, restaurant.


BURNETT C M, City Assessor, Ab- stracter of Titles.


Carlson C J & Co, furniture.


Chope Ed, cigar mnfr.


City Hotel, T D Smith propr.


Clark W H S. blacksmith.


Cline W S, lawyer.


Cole Rev E B (Methodist Episcopal).


Copple M C, auctioneer.


Cory Mrs Flora, millinery.


Davis Mrs L W, milliner.


Day & Cottrell, threshing machines. Democrat-Herald, Hamlin Bros proprs. Dickman Mrs C W, boarding house.


Dillon W H, tailor.


Dreyfus J H, clothing.


Endicott Mrs George, boarding house. YEndicott Lon, barber. Endicott Mercantile Co.


Ezell W D. physician and drugs.


Ezell W D, drugs.


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R. S. SHAVER.


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