The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-27
Saws and Single Machine.

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quantities can be found on hand and at
prices ranging from fifteen to thirty dol
lars per M.
DR.. Isaac Noges a. David Fritcher
have each a fine nursery planted and do
ing well.
The Office of the Second Division of
the McGregor, St. Peters Il Missouri r.
Rail Road Company. Banking Office of
Haskell q Bronson; Land 4 Exchange do.
Kimball u Co. Land Agency do, Smith
Overfeld, Lonson Corey and G. w.
Howard.
A. G. Case, L. B. Noyes, G. w. How
ard and D. A. Babcock.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. S. G. Haynes, DR.. s. s. Troy, DR..
Isaac Noyes, Physician and Surgeon, J.
Z. Smith. .... r,..
RELIGIOUS.
One Episcopal Methodist organization,
Rev. Mr. Kendall one Baptists do, Rev.
Avery Babcock; one Congregationalists
do, Rev. Osias Littlefeld and one Epis-
copalian being organized. The Metho-
dist are preparing to build church the
coming summer and the Episcopalians
will follow their example.
CIVIL ENG1NEsR.-D. B. Kimball.
M1LLwR1GHTs.-War s. Wells.
MASTER Bu1LDERs.-D. L. Campbell,
VIM. F. Wrights, Matthias Shane, Henry
Shank, John Dohorty. .......
# CARPENTERS & Jo1NERs.
Isaac Chapel, JOS. Cole, Samuel Lake,
George Overfeld, William Thayer, L. D.
York, John Osborn, A. Rutherford and
Burton Barney.
STONE BRICK MAsoNs.
j. F. Hawkins, L. j. Dored, Richard
Brigges, Marcus Everests.
HOUSE Il CARRIAGE PAINTERS.
James Head, NJ. w. Brooks, R. P.
Watson. ..fsE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Two at present are in operation. No.
/, taught by Geo. B. Holcom. No. g,
taught by F. D. Bosworth. The Brad
ford Institute will 60 into operation in the
Spring. The Institute Building is large
two story one, built of pressed brick, is
of elegant construction and speaks in the
highest terms of commentator for the
tastes and enterprise of the inhabitants Of
Bradford The Bradford Literary Asso-
citation has recently been organized which
holds its meeting weekly,-L. B. Noyes,
President.
Lorenzo Baily, County Judge, d.
F. Hall, District Attorney, G. w.
Howard, Recorder & Treasurer, Al
fred Bigelow, Sheriff, +. d. Bosworth,
Deputy clerk of Court, VIM. F. Wright,
School Fund Commission, John Bird
ESQ.,. Police Justice, NJ. B. Taylor u
James Heald Police Constables. n,
INPRosPEcr.
Arrangements are being perfected by
which Flour Mill with four run of Burrs,
will be erected the coming season, which
will greatly augment the present business
and supply a desideratum long felt. Am
pie provisions have also been made fol
making one and a half millions of Brick,
for which there is abundant material Of
excellent quality, several hundred thous-
and are already contracted for and will be
wrought into buildings as soon as made.
An extensive Wagon and Carriage Fac
tory will be erected and 60 into operation
the coming. Spring, by gentlemen from
Wisconsin. Arrangements for Printing
Press are also nearly completed, and when
perfected, weekly paper will be publish
ed, commencing probably in March OF
April.
MAIL FACILITIES.
A tri-weekly mail is now being carried
from West Union to Bradford and Usage,
which will become daily route after the
opening Of navigation. A semi-weekly
line runs from Independence through
Bradford to Usage. Walkers daily line
of four horse coaches run from Dubuque
and McGregor through this place last
summer, and will resume the daily line
again in the Spring.
PRICE OF PROPERTY
Business lots on the principal business
streets range in price from two hundred
to five hundred dollars each, while those
more remote and finely located for resi-
dences are worth from fifty to one hun
dred dollars each.
Improved farms in the vicinity of Brad
ford are worth from ten to forty dollars
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