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Snohomish Directory 1900 |
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Snohomish, Snohomish, Washington, United States |
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1900 - 1900 |
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Anderson Bakeman Bell Benson Bergman Bird Blackman Boyle Brant Bruhn Burke Burton Bushell Comegys Crippen Crossman Dolson Dopp Elwell Ennis Ferguson Foster Fowzer Gittelsohu Grover Hatton Hendrie Henry Hintze Hodgins Horton Hotel Hudson Joch Keefe Kenney Kennicott Kinne Kneipp Logan Loose Mahoney Mallett McCready McKinney McMaster McMillan, Mescher Miller Moehring Moran Morgan Morgans Munns Nelson Packard Partee Pearl Riggs Ruebenack Sauppe Schafer Schoennauer Shankland Shaw Sherman Shipman Smith Snyder Spurrell Stafford Sterling Stinson Stryker Turner Urban |
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City Directory of Everett and Lowell (Volume 1) compiled and published by The Everett and Snohomish Co. Directory Co., Everett, Washington |
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Snohomish Directory 1900. (City Directory of Everett and Lowell (Volume 1) compiled and published by The Everett and Snohomish Co. Directory Co., Everett, Washington). |
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SNOHOMISH DIRECTORY 1900
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SNOHOMISH, an incorporated town of 2,500 inhabitants, is situated upon the banks of the Snohomish river about twelve miles from its mouth, and about thirty-eight miles by rail from Seattle. Snohomish was settled in 1859, and some of the old settlers are still in evidence. It is the railroad center of the county. the Seattle & Internationl, the Great Northern and the Everett & Monte Cristo railroads all passing through it. In addition to the railroads, communication is had with Everett and Seattle by boat lines. Snohomish contains Congregational, Methodist, Episcopalian, Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist and Lutheran churches, excellent graded schools, adenominational academy, a national bank, two good hotels, a weekly newspaper, six shingle mills, a saw mill. an excelsior mill, a creamery, a feed mill. municipal waterworks, electric lighting works and numerous other industries, showing the enterprising character of the inhabitants. The principal exportations are lumber, shingles, hay, grain, fish, and hides. It has telegraph and telephone communication with Seattle and exterior points. Six mails per day. A. M. Blackman postmaster.
All of the secret and fraternal societies are represented, some with two or three lodges. The town is governed by the following officers: Mayor, G L. Turner; clerk, James Burton; treasurer, W. M. Snyder; superintendent waterworks, J. L. Doyle; city attorney. W. P. Bell; marshal, H. W. Evans; police judges, C. W. Gorham and H. C. Comegys; chief fire department. C H. McKinney.
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Anderson Mrs L, milliner.
Bakeman C H, deputy coroner.
Bakeman Furniture & Undertaking Co, (C H Bakeman pres and treas, J F Bakeman sec).
Baptist Church, Rev P S Rogers pastor.
Bell W P, city attorney.
Benson Frank G, plumber and hdw.
Bergman C E, master Str Mikado.
Bird M J, contractor and builder.
Blackman A M, postmaster.
Blackman Mrs A M, asst postmaster.
Boyle John L. supt City Water Wks.
Bruhn & Henry, (Inc), grocers, butchers and hdw.
Brant E, shingle mnfr.
Burke A W, cigars and tobacco.
Burton James, fire insurance.
Canadian Pacific Railway Ticket Office, J W Hall agt.
Catholic Church, Rev Father Van Holderbeke, rector.
Cedar Mill Co, (U S Buck pres, A S Buck sec and treas).
Central School, C M Sherman prin.
Ceovich & Stanich, New Chop House.
Cleveland's Bargain Store, Frank Cleveland propr.
Club Saloon The, Stokes & Stites proprs.
Coast Lumber Co, U K Loose purchasing agt.
Comegys H C, U S commissioner.
Crippen C H, coal and wood.
Crossman O E & Co, dry goods.
Cyclone Shingle Mill, Joseph Turner lessee.
Dolson W O, agt G N Ry.
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Dopp & Bushell, Pub Snohomish County Tribune
Elwell Tamlin, livery and sale stable.
Emerson School, D W Allen prin.
Ennis A C, dry goods.
Ferguson E C, pres Snohomish Land Co.
First Congregational Church, Rev B S Winchester pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev R Z Fahs pastor.
First National Bank of Snohomish, Jacob Furth Pres, H C Comegys Vice President, Wilson M Snyder Cash.
Foster Frank F. clothing.
Fowzer George J, photographer.
Free Reading Room, Hagarty blk.
Gem Saloon The, John Connelly propr.
Gittelsohu W, dry goods and clothing.
Great Northern Railway, W 0 Dolson agt.
Grover Bros, jewellers and opticians.
Hatton H, millinery and ladies' furnishing goods.
Hendrie George T, druggist.
Hintze Wm. merchant tailor.
Horton A D, wharfinger.
Horton G D, books and stationery.
Hotel Meyer, Frank Meyer propr.
Hotel Penobscot, Frank M Evans propr.
Hudson W C, furniture, crockery and tinware.
Keefe Dr Thomas, cor Ist and A av.
Kennicott Dr J H, dentist Otten blk.
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Kenney & Son, shingle mill.
Kinne H A, cigars and confectionery.
Kneipp F A, jeweler.
Interstate Savings & Loan Association, U K Loose res agt.
Joch H H, asst agt S & I Ry.
Loose U K, wholesale lumber.
Logan Mrs E, bakery and lunch room.
Lutheran Church, Rev H C Eberling pastor.
Magnolia Saloon, (Currie & Viddler).
Mahoney Mrs H, saloon and lodgings.
Mallett E L, barber shop.
Maple Hotel, A Catlin Propr.
McCready Dr N S, B av. McGuinness M J, Attorney and Notary.
McKinney H C, vehicles and implements.
McMaster H, propr Snohomish Creamery.
McMaster A, spruce and cottonwood excelsior.
Mescher Charles T, bakery.
Miller & Bowen, Attorneys at Law.
Miller & Bowen, Real Estate & Insurance.
Moehring Charles F, boots and shoes.
Morgan Bros, (B H & Alonzo), saw mill and sash and doors.
Morgans M & Son, saw mill.
Moran Allan H, cigars, tobacco and confectionery.
Munns Bros, hardware.
Nelson W A, barber shop.
Northern Pacific Railway Ticket Office, J W Hall agt.
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Packard M W & Son, grocers.
Palace Dining Hall, H A Kinne propr.
Palace Hotel, J T Poitras propr.
Partee J B, photographer.
Pearl Mrs James, boots and shoes.
People's Market, F P Swisher propr.
Penobscot Restaurant, G H Malkson propr.
Presbyterian Church, Rev G A Gray pastor.
Puget Sound Academy, E R Loomis prin.
Postal Telegraph Co, J W Hall agt.
Racket Store The, S C Moody propr.
Rainier View Hotel, Mrs Phoebe Russell propr.
Rainier Saloon, Albert & Schneider proprs.
Riggs Lumber Co, car roofing, A S Riggs mngr.
Ruebenack F W, merchant tailor.
Ruebenack H, cigar manufacturer.
Saddle Rock Restaurant, A W Martinoff propr.
Salvation Army Barracks, C av.
Sauppe Bros, blksmiths and repair shop.
Schafer Fred, harnessmkr.
Schoennauer Emil, painter and paper hanger.
Seattle & International Ry, L N West Agt.
Seattle Saloon The, Gotleib Roth propr.
Seattle Supply Co, dry goods and clothing, A J Marion mngr.
Shankland D, genl repair shop.
Shaw & Hodgins, books and stationery.
Sherman C M, supt City Schools.
Shipman B C, barber shop.
Smith J H & Son, blksmiths and repair shop.
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Snohomish Brass Band, Conrad Bieber leader, Charles Lamprey business mngr.
Snohomish Cash Grocery, Charles Lamprey propr, Brooke Y Lamprey mngr.
Snohomish Commercial Club, G L Turner pres, C W Gorham sec.
Snohomish County Tribune, Dopp & Bushell Pubs.
Snohomish Electric Light Co, U K Loose mngr.
Snohomish Feed Mill, Frank Friese propr.
Snohomish Furniture Co, J W Hall propr, J P Stockwell mngr.
Snohomish Hardware Co, W A Cochran mngr.
Snohomish Land Co, E C Ferguson pres and mngr.
Snohomish Orchestra, Conrad Bieber leader, Charles Lamprey mngr.
Snohomish Shingle Co, Charles H Ames mngr.
Snohomish Steam Laundry, H Smith propr.
Snyder Wm M, Cashier First National Bank of Snohomish.
Spurrell H, lumber dealer.
Stafford Dr J E, A av bet ist and 2nd.
Sterling Mill Co, B A Marshall pres and mngr, F R Van Tuyl sec and treas, shingle manufacturers.
Stinson & McMillan, loggers.
Stryker George W, Dentist Wilbur Blk.
Sunset Telephone Co, Shaw & Hodgins agts.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev Douglas Sutton rector'
Turner Joseph, shingle mnfr.
Urban F V, merchant tailor nnd gents' furnishings.
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