Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-18

The First National bank was or
ganized two years ago, with y. 9.
Brattain president and Chas T..
scout cashier. The capital stock Is
S25,OOO and deposits 100000. It
pursues careful methods of business.
A. J. Henderson & Co. have de-
partment store in the l. O. n n
temple, built in 1908. They did a
business of $4,000 IN 1909 and ex-
peot to double that In 1910.
The Paul Bettelheim Co.. general
merchandise, keep an oid-fashioned
country store, buy produce and cater
to the farmers trade Mr.. BetteI.
helm is a live man from California.
and has been doing a constantly in
creasing business for six years past.
Barr & Pollard are physicians and
surgeons, both university men. POI
lard being well known as a football
coach. They have the latest X-Ray
machine, the electrical wall-plate
and up-to-date equipment in all res.
poets.
Cox & Cox have a fine dry goods
stock, with a large line OF silks and
ready-to-wear suits
Surface & Moore have put in the
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store with $170O soda fountain.
Both are trained pharmacists, F.. F.
Surface from o. A. G. and N. G..
Moore from Iowa State University.
Mrs. B. Crouch of Portland has
put in fine new millinery store.
Anderson G Yockey are new
grocery firnh called the Springfield
Grocery Co.
w. s. Walker has an up-to-date.
progressive undertaking establish
ment which he has conducted for
four years. He is erecting and 1T
ting up two-story building with
fine mortuary chapel.
Frank Depew, we'll know at Sa-
lem, has good law practice and an
electrical fixture supply house.
| II. M. Stewart & Co. have been
in the grocery trade for seven years,
but only since last October at
Springfield.
John Winzenried has conducted a
| fifst-olass livery for five years.
M. M. Peery has for seven years
conducted a pharmacy and book and
stationery store, with school fix
lures
II. S. MCGOWAN G. Co., successors
to illegal & Rychard, have a first
class grocery and orockery business.
Frank Whiteman for six years in
the market business, has sold out
and is investing all he has in Spring
field dirt
Browning & Mckinney are In real
estate and have great faith in
Springfield. Timber fruit lands and
increasing population means great
industrial wealth.
Oliver w. Johnson has a big dou-
BILE store, furniture and hardware,
fencing and farming implements.
Holoomb & Mead have large
general stock of hardware, paints,
fencing and building material
Grant Holcomb was in business at
Portland two years ago.
Minor Business Enterprises.
A. M. Bigelow & Co., meat mar
ket.
chas. Hart biggest meat market
in town.
o. Holverson, meat market for five
years.
Bolton & Jenkins millinery;
branch store from Eugene.
p. S. Pierce, bowling alley, soft
drinks and cigars.
Alex Gray billiards and pool
room, cigars, tobacco and cOnfec-
tionery.
M H. Stewart, finely equipped dem
tai parlors.
The owl Cigar Store, soft drinks
and card room
J. P. Wicofr, short order restaur-
ant.
Mr. and Mrs. AL. Montgomery con-
duct the Springfield Hotel. They
| sold thnfF q
to the Northwestern Corporation for
a power plant, Mrs. Jennie Rem
ninger conducts the dining-room.
The Model cigar store Is run by
w. /. Clodfelter. He also has a bill
Hard and pool room
s. A. Bowles, barbershop and
baths.
McCullom & Wheaton, barbershop
and baths Here three years.
B. r. Minis, plain barbershop,
with good shaves.
/ H. b. Lawrence was a Detroit.
Mich, travelling man, but located
here three years ago on account OF
his health. He has a good stationery
and cigar store.
J. Newton Rhoads, who was an
Ashland booster for four years. IS
handling fruit tracts and city prop
erty here.
E q. Kepner is city engineer. sur.
yeyor and makes specially OF plat
ting lands. He Is a graduate Of Os-
kaloosa, Ia. college.
j. l., Laxton Is an old-timer and
does a large business here In fuel
wood. He delivers about 500 loads
month and works four teams.
G. u. Hansard, cigars, confection-
cry and soft drinks.
r. Il. Morrison. house furnish
ings, hardware, bedding. etc.
A, f. Fay came here from Key
stone. n. D., to run the American
House, and seems to be making
success Of II.
II. E Hendricks. a nephew OF the
Salem editor and proud father of
baby that makes Bob a grandfather,
on the Hendricks side. conducts
family grocery store.
Scribner & Johnson. new and sec
ond-hand goods and repairing.
NJ Epperson. short order restaur-
ant and rooming house
G. A. Luther & Son. general black
smi hing and horseshoeing.