The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-02

an eleven year-old boy Fred gets out
bright, newsy little paper. The price
is fifteen cents year and it is worth
twice as much. If he preseveres Fred
will some day make as good newspap-
er man as there is to found
DR.. F. Burrows attends to the wants
of the afflicted. He has built up large
practice and is k own as thoroughly
good physician.
Nord & Lund are the real estate hust-
lers and to them is due much of the
towns development.
Mr.. P. G. Lawrence is another of the
prominent business men of Kiron. He
is making photographs that have given
him a wide reputation He makes
speciality of fine work
The musical instruction of this music
loving community is looked after by
Prof. .. w. Larson. He is musician
of great ability and Kiron is fortunate
in having him located there.
MIR. P. Butler is known as one ,f the
best wagon makers in the county. He
has large trade and does fine work.
Mr.. Butler is especially proud of his
museum. His pride is justified for he
has fine collection and one that is
fully worth $4,000.
The fashionable appearance of Kiron
ladies is due to the artistic ability of
Mrs L. M Stone. She is an excellent
dressmaker and is we'll patronized.
John Thunstrom is cl lined by Kiron
people to be the best harnessmaker in
the county. He enjoys large trade
and also carries a first-class stock of
ladies and gents shoes.
Mr.. W. "a. Shredder runs quiet, Or
derby and we'll appointed saloon. If
kiron is to have saloon the people be-
lieve Mr.. Schroeder is the man to run
one
One OF the most popular young men
of the city is Mr.. George F. Schneider.
His barber shop is neat aud attractive
and George is well liked by everyone
for his gentlemanly ways.
A. F. Miller, the lveryman, is noted
for his fast teams and up to-date rigs
which can be had at all times at reason
able rates
The Green Bay and the Bowman
Lumber Cos have large, fine yarGs, do
a havrishing business and draw trade
from wide territory.
The Benson hotel is managed by Mr..
B NJ. Benson who serves excellent
meals and provides all the Injuries of
life on his well appointed table.
Kiron is particularly fortunate in
having high grade of artisans. These
may be named Mr. E. L Miller, the
city drayman, whose work is always
done with promptness and dispatch; B.
M. Benson, stone mason and Hiram
Johnston plasterer, both OF whom have
all the work they can do.
/ Kiron is proud of its creamery which
is we'll managed by Mr., j. Healy. The
creamery is up to date in its machinery
makes excellent butter and finds ready
market for all its product
N. P. Swanson does large amount
OF cattle buying. He is well known,
jolly and has a host of friends
The village blacksmithing is done by
MI. P. A. Peterson who has a fine rec
ord as horseshoer and general black
smith Strict attention to business ha:
gained him large patronage
Too much cannot be said about Saun
ders q Johnson, the building contract
ors, as their work will be monument
At present thew have the contract fol
the erection of the town hall which will
be large and commo6ious building
32x64 feet in size This building has
long been needed and will prove valu
able addition to the town. This firm is
also erecting the Johnson hotel which
promises to be modern and model no.
tel.
The Kiron people have long been ac
quainted with the advantages of the
rural telephone, being almost the first
community in the county to adopt this
system.
Last but not least must be mentione d
the Kiron band, of which the commun.
ity is justly proud They render the
best of music and enjoy a first class
reputation.