1911 Colorado Business Directory, Hot Sulphur Springs, Grand County
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Transcribed by Joy Fisher <sdgenweb@yahoo.com>
December 26, 2004

Note: Established in 1874, Hot Sulphur Springs was known as "Sulphur Springs"
      from 1894 to 1912.

This file was extracted from:

37th Annual Volume
The Colorado State Business Directory
WITH
A Complete Classified Directory of the Entire State,
Including Mines, Reduction Works, Etc.

1911

DENVER, COLORADO

THE GAZETTEER PUBLISHING CO.
ESTABLISHED 1871

JAMES JR. IVES, MANAGER 1911

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SULPHUR SPRINGS

    The chief town of Middle Park and county seat of Grand county, is located
    on the Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Ry., almost in the geographical
    center of the county. Here on the banks of the beautiful Grand river are
    found the wonderful springs of hot sulphur water, from which the town
    derives its name. The springs have a temperature of 110 to 117 degrees
    Fahrenheit and arise from more than twenty-five different sources. These
    springs have received the endorsement of high medical authority, and the
    day is not far distant when they will become the Mecca of thousands of
    health-seeking pilgrims, from all quarters of the globe. Surrounding the
    town are rugged precipices, forest-clad hills, both of sublime beauty,
    grassy knolls, wide-sterching valleys and the beautiful Grand river, in
    whose crystal depths hide the "speckled beauties" and their companions of
    the finny tribe. Incorporated, electric light and water works, telephone.
    Population 750.
    Altitude 7,600 feet.

Adams H P, county judge & clk; county and district courts.
Big Lake Ditch, Peter Stein mgr
Brown J E pub Middle Park Times and mayor.
Button Miss Daisy, millinery.
Chamberlain-Gray Drug Co.
CHATFIELD EDWARD L (McQueary & Chatfield), livery.
Church J F, pres First State Bank
Colorado Tel Co, Harry Garlick ex mgr.
Congregational Church, Rev Campbell pastor.
Curtis Roy L, carpenter.
De Berard Miss F I, county supt schools.
Eastin Henry, saloon.
Fields Fred, co sheriff.
First State Bank, J F Church pres, Edmund Becker vice-pres, A M Staley cashier.
FREE CHAS F, prop Middle Stables; saloon and restaurant; lumber & agric implmts
Grand County Abstract Co.
Grand County Fish Hatchery, C Dowdell mgr.
GRAND COUNTY FURNITURE-HARDWARE-MERCANTILE CO (inc), L W Kennedy pres,
    S J Kennedy sec.
Graves Robert C, painter and police magistrate.
HARRISON WM H, county clerk and recorder.
Hot Sulphur Springs, Park Townsite Co, V T Hoggett mgr.
HOTEL GRAND, J N Pettingell prop.
Howard David B, atty and town atty.
Hunsicker C, blacksmith.
HUNTINGTON FRANK I, surveyor and engineer, U S Mineral Surveyor and
    town surveyor, co surveyor.
Hurst W N, co coroner.
Janssen F H, carp.
Johnson C, shoemaker.
Johnston J E, R R and Exp agt.
Kennedy David, atty-at-law.
KENNEDY L W, confectionery, cigars; postmaster; pres Grand County
    Furniture-Hardware-Mercantile Co, co treas.
McElroy Henry, co assessor.
McQueary Fount, saloon.
McQueary Still, town marshal and street commissioner.
McQUEARY& CHATFIELD, props Metropolitan Livery Co.
METROPOLITAN LIVERY CO, McQueary & Chatfield props.
Middle Park Coal Co, Chas Free & Co props.
Middle Park Hotel. Mrs A E Throckmorton prop.
MIDDLE PARK STABLES, Chas F Free prop.
Middle Park Times (w), J B Brown puh.
Morgan Merc Co, genl mdse.
Palmer J R, town clerk and treas
PETTINGELL J N, atty-at-law, prop Hotel Grand.
Rawls Percy S, physician.
RIVERSIDE BAR & CAFE CO, , Chas F Free prop.
STALEY A M, cash First State Bank.
Sulphur Springs Laundry, Mrs C Hunsicker prop.
THROCKMORTON & JOHNSTON, general merchandise.
Wolf Jess, forest ranger.

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