The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-07
The Town Incorporated, Has Two
Churches, Two Large Elevators,
and General Stores.

stock food in the land The business
men are high-minded, honest ana
straightforward gentlemen VINO guard
carefully the best interests of the town
Bnck Gro e is u good, aw-ebiding and
Christian community and is a good
town to live il, The people are pros
porous, progressive and nospita Die
The towE is not incorporated at pres
ent and contains tive churches, two
elevators. one lumber yard one drug
store, hardware. meat market, etc.
/ MIR. j. Motfitt is one OF the rising
postmasters OF the county ard from an
unbiased standpoint the writer pre-
diets for him a bright and prosperous
future, He is a Young man OF goco
/ habits, is ST a studiuus nature and is
known to all because of his honorable
and manly ways. He is also engaged
in the general merchandise business
and carries full and complete stock.
Mr., Mottitt is ably assisted in mis- husi-
ness by Miss Mildred Bicknell, who is
a most charming young lady of fine
literary attain ments. She is cores
pondent for the REVIEW and her
articles IN the paper are eagerly sought
after and form very delightful chap
ter OF reading with the people of that
vicinity. She is respected and es-
teerned by a large circle Of friends and
stands high in the estimation of the
people.
Mr.. Fred Gigax is engaged in thu
general merchandise business and is
one o. the oldest. most prominent aud
highly esteemed business men and is
regarded as one of the most solid and
we'll to DO men in this vicinity He is
a safe and wise counsellor and con.
sistent Christian gentleman, enjoys
large pat, onage and to the fullest ex
tent has the confidence and coed wishes
Iof all.
i Ben Quathamer is one of the hustlers
of Buck Grove He is wide awake and
progressive, has made himse felt in
trade and enjoys large patronage
which is extensive and still extending.
He runs the hardware and tin shop
and is general manager for the Atlas
Grain company. He is a man of the
highest honor and integrity and is
capable OF and qualified for filling any
position for which he might aspire.
The name of T. j. O'MeaIa has been
known to the people of this section for
a long term of years. The name has
always been connected with honorable
proceedings both in the industry of
farming and in the merchandising bust
ness. He is honest and his straight
business WAYS have built him up a good
trade. He carries nice line of liquors
and cigars and runs his place in an
orderly way.
] F. A Slater is the genial manager of
the Stewart Lumber company, who
carry general stock of lumber which
is kept assorted no to the fullest re-
quirements of the trade. which is
large and grow ng one. Mr.. Slater, is
known as courteous, polite and at
tentive salesman and manager: man
of correct habits and trade winner
for the lumber company. They also
handle big line of implements.
A first-class pharmacy kept accord
ing to modern ideas and conducted
with personal skill and intelligence is
a great blessing to any community. In
this respect Buck Grove is we'll pro-
vided for in the store owned and oper-
ated by Mrs. Fanny Bonney. who car
ries fine line Of drugs, confectionery,
wall paper and cigars. This lady is
highly regarded for her honesty of pur-
pose and integrity of action in all her
business transactions.
Mr. j p. Walsh is the village black
smith and is one OF the most enterpris
ing and pushing citizens and business
men and always assists in any move for
firstclass workman.
| Hillie Newman is the tonsorial artist
who looks after the wants Of his GUS
toners in d mastery way. BY his
courteous treatment and good nature
he has built up u good trade.
Fritz Olsen runs the meat market
and buys cattle. B. B [semoger is
manager of the Nicola Grain company
elevator, and Geo. Deiber is the livery
man. These gentlemen are known as
men of the higl est honor and integrity
and take much interest in the upbuiId-
ing of humanity and do all they can to
aid in the improvement and better
ment OF the town. They all enjoy