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Minnesota, North and South Dakota and Montana gazetteer and business directory, 1906
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1Jirsa Frank, saloon and harnessmkr.
2Johnson and Gaul (Charles Johnson, Frank Gaul), saloon.
3Kirkpatrick Robert T, restaurant and marshal.
4Knatvold Creamery 6 miles s w.
5Knutson Anton, blksmith.
6Knutson Walter, farm impts.
7Koontz O D & Co (Orren D Koontz, Lida Gnaga), furniture and undertakers.
8Kuchera Joseph, shoemkr.
9Lair Wm, live stock 1 1/2 miles s.
10Landis Joseph, live stock.
11Landis Wm J, gen store.
12Larsen Wm, propr West Hotel.
13Leen Henry O, tailor.
14Leighty Robert M, justice.
15Moore Edwin H, gen store.
16Morgan Archibald G, pub Glenville Progress.
17Morson Frederick, live stock.
18Nelson Wm, second hand goods.
19Page Truman R, furniture.
20Palmer Wm L, phys and drugs.
21Pheips Edward L, agt C R I & P and Iowa Central Rys and Adams and U S Exp Cos.
22Pritchard B W, apiarist.
23Roberts David J, gen store.
24Sawyer Peter, carp.
25Swan G A, Charles R Battie agt, grain elevator.
26Thurston & Pritchard (Frank Thurston, Adelbert Pritchard), meats.
27Trow Mrs Anthony C, dressmkr.
28Trow Arthur W, apiarist.
29Van Winkle Mrs Lula, dressmkr.
30Wadsworth Joseph, live stock.
31West Hotel, Wm Larsen, propr.
32Western Elevator Co, Edward P Howe agt.
33Woodman Hall, W L Palmer mngr.
35GLENWOOD. Pop, 1,718. Pope county. Is the judicial seat of the county, and is an incorporated village on the "Soo Line" and N P Ry. 24 miles w of Sauk Center, and 121 n w of Minneapolis. The village lies at the n e end of Lake Minnewaska, a broad, beautiful glen, around which lofty bluffs 250 feet high ascend. For beauty of location it is unsurpassed, and is one of the best sheltered towns in the Northwest. The lake, which abounds with fish, is supplied with small boats for the accomodation of pleasure seekers. The hotels are first class, and Glenwood is becoming one of the popular summer resorts of the West. Located here are the Glenwood Academy, state high and graded schools, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran and Methodist churches. Two weekly newspapers, the Herald, and Gopher-Press, are published. It also has 2 banks, a flour mill, 4 grain elevators, 4 hotels, an opera house, electric light and water works. Exports wheat, potatoes, flour and live stock. Exp, Western and N P. Tel, W U and N A. Mail, daily. Ellert Koefod, P M.
37Atckison James E, grocer.
38Atlantic Elevator Co, Nels P Lien agt.
39Aune John, furniture and undertaker.
40AUNE THEODORE, Real Estate and Loans. (See p 522)
41Bennett James, pool and billiards.
42Benson Brede A, jeweler.
43Berry Levi H, furniture.
44Blood George S, crockery.
45Board of Education. C P Reeves pres.
46Boyer George T, ice.
47Branae A P, county treasurer.
48Brokaw Bertram W, optometrist
49Brophy Wm W, conf.
50Brown Thomas H, barber.
51Burns Frank & Son (Frank and Daniel J), meats.
52Callaghan Thomas, furniture, hardware and undertaker.
53Carson Wm J, real est.
54Casper Oscar, grocer.
55Crozier James C, phys.
56Dougherty Wm F, Austin Baalson agt, grain elevator.
57Eberlin Edward A, phys.
58Eliason Ole A, cigarmnfr.
59Elsey James R, phys.
60Emberton August R, cigar mnfr.
61Finden Peter S, tailor.
63THE GLENWOOD.
64J. M. SMITH, PROPR.
65EXCELLENT CUISINE AND ACCOMODATIONS.
66FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
67STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
68AND LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS.
69GLENWOOD, MINNESOTA.
71Geo. Issenhuth
72Huron, So. Dakota.
74Architect
75Superintendent
76General Contractor
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