Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-12-27
DIR. Il. u. WOOD.

ut ate aud a graduate OF Hnhneinann col.
lege, of Chicago. Besides a first class
medical education, the doctor possesses
in an eminent degree a natural ability and
quantity Of common sense that is so es-,
seHtiai in the qualifications Of good
physiciaa. bis practice extends over q
vast amount of territory and is increasing
at q rate that certainly must be gratifying
TO him. Besides having attained eminent
success in treating the ordinary disesses.
he Is acquiring an enviabie reputation IN a
surgeon. His surgical outfit is one II the
very best. He has been elec' ed twice 20
the Office OF County Superintendent of
Schools, which is an indication of tha
opinion others have Of him. His new
office is now up stairs In the Bswne 4
Pusey building.
@. q. HARTLEY.
We have repeatedly heard some Of our
best citizens say that Mr.. Hartley was the
best read lawyer in the county. We know
positively that he has established most
excellent reputation as a careful, PAINS
taking ccuseior at Law. All professional
business entrusted to him will receive
conscientious attention, Yov will always
Tad him at his desk, first doer over
kueESter's boot aud shoe store. Ii yea
have Saotty legal problem, he viii help
you unrsvei IL, and candidly advise you
whether 1t is best to gn TO law.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK.
For little over year this bank has
been dong constantly increasing bust
iness in Miller. Ii is quartersd in neat
brick bailding IN the center OF the bust
ness part of town. Ex-Governor Nance.
aae OF the wealthiest citizens Of Nebrasks.
Is one OF the directors. -. III Morrill,,
another prominent Nebraska banker, is
president of this bank. Thus the bank
mas all the solid financial barking such an
institution needs. Fred 81 Morrill,, CASH
ier, has a very pleasant way of doing bus
mess and has given the bank a wide Dopn-
lauty. G A. Morrill,, assistant cashier is
also one of our best young men and is full
Of business. The Institution does a gen
erst hankit & business. gives prompt and
careful attention 10 collections, and furn-
isRes its patrons every advantage consist
ent with sound banking.
W W. EMMoNs.
This gentleman located in Miller in the
fall of 1882. He is low proprietor OF the
only photograph gallery between Hmon
aud Pierre. His work has obtained IN en-
cellent reputation--beinga always first class
and prices very moderate. Mr.. Emmons
has added some improvements to his gal
lery of late aud is enabled more easily TO
give his customers good artistic work. He
he's some very fine views taken Of inter
esting points ia Hand county, and can
| supply those who would care to send views
! east at very reasonable figure. He Is
successor 10 j n. 1empleman, the pio-
neer photographer OF Hand county. Call
ON him and look over his big collection OF
niafn nj 10 ~.
WILLIAMS K PYLE.
| There are lawyers in this western coun-
| ny who are not lawyers. Manford L
/ Williams and John l.. Pyle compose a firm
| OF lawyers, however, that are lawyers de
| iacto. They own the largest and best law
| library in the county ana have established
an extensive practice Both are upright
/ gentleman ana have large quantity OF
what is termed good horse sense as well
as a goodly amount of legal lore. Mr..
Williams Is conscientious and careful
worker IN bis profession. He is close
student and is specially qualified in the
! preparation of briefs Mr.. Pyle is Dis
trict attorney for Hand county. and very
able AM energetic Young man. possessing
a character that cannot be impeached.
CIV. CLOSE.
! Dealer in general merchandise, is not one
! of the first to 20 into business in Miller,
| but started III at Rec Heights among the
! first settlers. Consequently he enjoys a
wide acquaintance among Hand county
people, especially on the west side. Mr..
Close rightfully lays claim to special dis
tinction in "A business way 70 majority OF
! his old west side patrons, because he oper-
ates the only cash house in the town. He
I hny 60 Sh a lie fnr he
grounds that he can thereby secure better
goods at better prices. hence enabling him
TO sell To his customers at more reasonable
figures. Mr. Closes store is located in the
new Bown" Il Pusey building, one door
south of the Citizens bank. His stock is
complete aud bis long experience enables
him to exercise a judgment In such mat
ters that naturally results 10 the benefit of
his customers.
b d. MILAN.
The FIRST man to embark in the loan and
real estate business in Miller was Boyd u,
Milan, and while others have come and
gone who We're similarly engaged, vet he
is still to be found at the old stand ready
to do the fair thing in making yoa a loan
or buying and selling real estate. M5. NJ.
is an old Dakotaian, having been engaged
in business number of years nj Flandrau
before becoming citizen of Miller. he
is first class business man and as sbrewd
a real estate dealer as can be found in Da-
Kota. He of course makes loans on rs
good terms as can be obtained anywhese.
Parties elsewhere, desiring real estate in
this county will get to the point expedi-
tiously by addressing him. AS he carries a
list OF desirable lands.
J.. p. CUTTING,
Proprietor OF the City Drug Store, is n
druggist OF some ninet, en- years OF con-
slant. practical experience RE has re !.
Gently enlarged his facilities for doing
business by not only adding 10 his store
room but also adding 10 his stock until he
can now boas; OF as hns drug store ss
can be found in the country. His well
kaowD experience In the drug business
has given people confidence in him as a
compounder of drugs and his business in
this line is very large. Hiswali paper de-
partment is an especial feature Of his bus
mess. being as large q stock as can De
found in Huron or any other town OF cen
tsai Dakota. His line cf holiday goods is
;arge, consisting Of toys. novelties and
staple presents Of al, kinda.
W. II. SUNDERLAND
Is proprietor OF one OF the best fitted
blacksmith and wagon shops In the coun-
try. He is ais, engaged ih the farm i'm
plement business. Although auiet IN de-
meanor. he rs one OF our fsoa. reliable and
enterprising citizens. He is a first. class
mechanic, and understands his business
thoroughly Whatever he may say about
his W ,rk or machinery may always be de-
pended upon.
GEO. b. BIDDLE
Proprietor Of the Bon Ton restaurant, is
one OF Millers most popular young bun-
less men. He is doing an excellent bust
ness two doors north OF the Vanderbilt
hotel You can alwas be served with n
first class lunch or hot meal no matter
what hour OF the day Mr.. yanLoon
presides over the culinary department
and IL an artist. Mr. Biddle also keeps a
fine line of cigars and confectionery.
cBAs Il. soSTAo
Has charge Of Schuman's jewelry store ip
the same building with Cuttings drug
store. Positively you may go to sny part
Of the territory and not fHd prettier or
! brighter looking stock of silver and plated
ware, watches. jeweiry and precious stones.
Mr. Sontag was trained under Mr. Scha-
man, one of the most successful jewelrv