1889 Morton Co. Business Directory
FROM THE 1889 SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY, PUBLISHED BY THE McKENNEY DIRECTORY COMPANY, DENVER:
RICHFIELD
MORTON COUNTY. A postal town in the extreme southwestern
part of the State.
- Abbott, district judge
S Armstrong, barber
Bank of Richfield,
C Theis president, L Craig cashier
J Bedleman, grocer
Borter & Co, meat market
- Bowers, physician
E M Bradley,
harness
Bull & Rogers, lumber
H S Bunting, clothing retail
M Burchsted, mayor
Campbell & Walker, grocers
- Coe,
public school
Conklin & Kenedy, real estate
C Coon, restaurant
Cooper & Bursted, general store
L H Cox, retail implements
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Evans, city marshal
J M Foster & Co, real estate
W A Fowler,
grocer
Jones & Christ, physicians
J Kelly, sheriff
The Leader,
Leader Publishing Co
Little & Fusselman, hardware
W R
Little, abstracter
G H Logan, dry goods
McCristy & Trease,
grocers
Miller & Co, druggists
Morton County Bank, E C Mitchell
resident, J Robinson cashier
Morton & Elliott, grocers
New
Deming Hotel, C Evins proprietor
J F Pickeral, druggist
Porter & Co, butchers
Public Schools, - Coe principal
Rader &
McCaffrey, general store
C S Reed, livery
Dave Rerick, livery
D D Sayer, attorney and probate judge
H Seanor, lumber
Spotswood & Northcut, real estate
R A Stansburg, contractor
F Stevens, postmaster
J Taylor, attorney
Gus Trickus, shoemaker
E C Troutwine, contractor
A Voelzel, bakery
John
Wester, county clerk
G W Whealley, furniture
Windsor Hotel,
Taylor & Co proprietors
J Wolf, billiard hall.
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