Dixon, Gregory Co., SD - 1909 Business Directory


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	Colorado in 1909.

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				DIXON

	A small town in Gregory county, 12 miles north of Gregory, the 
Nearest railroad point. Population 90.

Last Name                          First Name        Business
Ambroz                             F. T.             postmaster
Ambroz Bros. & C.                                    hardware and general merchandise
Berens                             J. E.             pres, Peoples Bank
Campbell                                             see Steele & Campbell
Dixon Republican (w)                                 C N Rose publisher
Hahn                               Otto              livery
Hallock                            E. G.             farm implements
Haulman                            G. R. (Mrs.)      hotel
Marley                             L. W.             cashier, Peoples Bank
Orr                                A. I.             saloon
Overton                            R. V.             drugs
Peoples Bank                                         J E Berens pres, L W Marley cashier
Rose                               C. N.             publisher Dixon Republican
Schultz                            L. H.             blacksmith
Steele & Campbell                                    general merchandise
Thietje                            Nicholas          meat market
Wood                               W. H.             saloon