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O. W. Lynch & Co., Furniture
O.M. Morse, Arlington Hotel, 114 Stewart Street
Robt. D. Ostrand, Arlington Hotel, 114 Stewart Street
M. O. Morse, Hoffman Cafe
J. G. Nolop
L. Diller Jr, Hotel Diller
Wm. Bauntow, Butcher
Chas. McNeill, with G. W. Boardman & Sons
Jim Sheehan
J. R. Galt, Galt Bros & Co.
H. L. Sizer, Insurance
Wm. Ademan, Furniture Dealer
G. C. McClanalan, Contractor
Roger S. Greene, Lawyer
E. L. Morris, Puget Sound National Bank
Julius Kahn, Puget Sound National Bank
J. A. Lewis, Puget Sound National Bank
W. M. Harrington, Puget Sound National Bank
R. G. Caldwell, Dentist
Henry H. Western, Farmer
A. Shepard, 208 Chestnut St.
A. Chilburg, N.P. Ticket Agent
Louis D. Bruns, Real Estate
Frauenthal Bros
G. O. Guy, Druggist, 214 Commercial St.
A. J. Prager & Sons, The Red Front
Hon B. F. Goldwater, The Red Front
Tuole Auedt, The Red Front
Notes and Questions
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Handwriting a bit hard to deciphrt
It definitely is, but this is a great start! If a word is illegible or you're not sure what it is, you can indicate that using single brackets - for example, [William?] Larrington. See the "transcription conventions" under each page you're transcribing for more details. Thanks!
I did use Ancestry to look some of the names up. It has directories from that era.