The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-16

The following. religious denominations
have churches OF their own. with reaident
pastors.
Rapsis.s~Rev r H. Yratoa
MetAedist EpascopAERev. J. I. smith
Cathoise-Fsfher Dimetrfua
PresoyseriAn-Nons Temporarily.
congregational ksv A J. Smtth.
sssdisA Meihodss-Noas Al prsssat
Free Methodist-Ncns II present
South Bend enjoys the retail trade Of
the the mos, OF as ens
ment OF cattle from here brings In .
large revenue.
South Bend IL also fortunately situated
Coast. large tracts Of the natural Gran
berry marshes TO the west OF u having
lately come under cultivation. Twenty
shipped last wear. and 1t Is expected that
the demand will be larger thu season.
The favor and size Of our berries COM
pnn Within few VIII. 1.. sno, =. Of Gg:
plying the whole West with tAia neces-
sary adjunct Of the Thanksgiving turkey
The leading business houses Of South
Bend are:
Maxwell. Smith q Cos hank: ]. ". Nsxv,u.
A. -. Connov. fasnitars dealer
Geo W. Mysrs. hardware and paumhins.
Wesaey Bros. DRY goods. eicthfng. footwear ana
Dri..lsr { ,..e.isAs. general nsrcAsaAass
r A. ws.nder = Co. ciotAias. eensismSa's fur-
nishins goods and bicycles
f, s,apD:lmss Am DRY god: "a s0 ss and n
W.. ineails.. sswelry and h'cyeseA
Rohrheck nsos.. grocevia
b II Husun 4 Co. srucsriss
Henry Peters. meat maraet.
Hsehs Akers, meat marhet.
Ma Olson, millinery.
l. Gyife photographer
frea slYv1D axsA SIS 49,
cialty OF South Eend cigar saetosy's eigsn.
Stone Bros. drugs medicines and pAotsesspAis
x B Rssr.. .AoenaH.r
A. b. Fersstrom. shoemaker.
Max Csplan- merchant tailor.
Geo Csssels. restaurant. bakefy ana fFuisa
Thee. T. Pearson, bieycleaL
A T. Robinson. paints. siass. oils. van pspse anA
John Page schaecos and confectionery.
Esoerts News Agency. pApsFs bcon massxinsA
l. b. Larson. livery stable transfer and dealer /.
wood =
John Harris. ssnsrai transfs end dealer in wood.
A. p, Leonard. abstractoF.
Joseph Carsinrind. milk dealer.
C. O: Rude. brick work. plastesins and general
The Tsvoli. G. Neisner. proprietor: wines, iieucrs
cai,iorni. Win. Hoa.. n w... proprietor;
wines liquors and cigars
The Arcade, vines liquors and cissrL
The Bedess. Ed Alderman. proprietor: wines. No
Herman Steiner barbeYine
John Burken. hashevins and haths
Mr. l. Stevens. dyeins and cleaning vosA
Mr l. 4 Dariand dressmaker.
J. w. Cartnail bicycle repair shop
The leading hotels are:
Hotel Alhee, Joa u. Him, proprietor
The Maine John Krsch rfopsistue
The Crescent. Mn. Louisa DeRoes. propeistssA
The Beverley Mrs. Little, pFopgietfsaL
The ST. james. Mrs. Shelley. prcpretrsas
The leading professional men are:
" Gruwali NJ D.
James Z. vieksey. N. u.
4. +. Carlson. surgeon densis4
Hswen & strsfton. attornsyA
r 1. Rice. attorney.
Welsh 4 Thorn. attnyneyA
A. s. Davis. attorney.
W l. Turney. attorney.
Besides the foregoing. South Bend =
well supplied with newspapers. The
Journal. Republican IN politics. owned
and published weekly by 2. A. Hasei-
city. ard the willspa Harber Pilot, Dem
ocratic- II published by G. A. Heath.
Both OF these papers devote almost their
entire space 10 local happenings. and
have a good circulation throughout Pa
cific and adjoining counties.