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STATE GAZETTEER
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1891=2. v= 7, pt 3 VOLUME VII.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
PUBLISHED BIENNIALLY BY R. L. POLK & CO .; CHICAGO. DETROIT. ST. LOUIS. PUBLISHERS OF GAZETTEERS AND CITY DIRECTORIES. For Full List of Publications, see opp. Page 627.
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Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1891, by R. L. FOLK & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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New York Life Insurance Co., Surplus, - 16.000,000. 5 Office. 416 Milwaukee St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State Agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
STE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. STI 965
- Stevens' Point Broom Co (capital, $60,000), James Reilly pres, O C Whelock sec. Stevens' Point Journal, McGlachlin & Simons Proprs. (See ado, p 961.) Stevens' Point Lighting Co, James F Wiley pres, Emmons Burr treas.
Stevens' Point Lumber Co, Cres Smith mngr.
Stevens' Point Water Co, W O Lamoreux supt.
Stieler Ferdinand, general store.
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Streckel George, propr Wisconsin House. stumpf John, Register of Deeds and Abstracts of Title, Court House.
Swayze Caleb, propr Wisconsin Pinery. Synon & Frost (Thomas H Synon, Daniel E Frost), lawyers.
Tack Oscar H, confectioner.
Tallofson & Halverson (Andrew Tallofson, Halver O Halverson), general store.
Thomas John, grocer.
Thompson Robert J, blacksmith.
Timm August, saloon.
Tyler John, saloon.
United States Express Co, Charles Wes- ton agent.
Vaughn Andre O, pumps.
Voigt Theodore C, saloon.
Von Neupert Carlo, Physician.
Vosburgh & Anthony (J K Vosburgh, J V C Anthony), dry goods.
Walton Wm, capitalist.
Warshak John D, shoemaker.
Weed Ricky, grocer.
Week John Lumber Co (capital, $50,000), Nelson O Week pres, Andrew R Week secretary.
Welch Thomas, general store.
Welch & Kelly (James Welch, Peter Kel- ly), saloon.
Weller Rev R H (Episcopal).
Wert George E, general store.
Western Temple of Honor, Mc- Glachlin & Simons Publrs.
Weston George, jeweler.
Wheelock O Calvin, livery.
Wheelock E B, saloon.
Wiesner Louis, sale stable.
Williams Edwin A. county surveyor.
Wisconsin House, George Streekel propr. Wisconsin Pinery, C Swayze propr.
Witham & Bresnahan (Caleb Witham, P J Bresnahan), saloon.
Zachow Henry, furniture. Zummer Wm, saloon.
STEVENSTOWN. A postoffice in I. Crosse county, 18 miles northeast of Ja C'rosse, the county seat, and 10 north- enst of Midway, the nearest railroad sta.
tion. La Crosse is the nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, daily. D. N. Barclay, postmaster.
Barclay D N, General Store.
Barclay James, flour mill.
Brinc Edward, blacksmith.
Christianson Lyman, shoemaker.
Cox L B, creamery.
Ekron Aaron, creamery.
Erickson Edward, blacksmith.
Fuller HI D, creamery .-
Nelson Daniel, shoemaker.
Roberts E, checse factory.
Wild Jacob, blacksmith.
Wilson James, creamery.
STEWART. In Green county, 17 miles northeast of Monroe, the county seat and nearest banking point, and ? from Blanchardville, its nearest railroad station. Population, 80. Mail, daily. Andrew Peterson, postmaster.
Carter John W, feed mill.
Eidsmore Cheese Factory.
Hendrickson Henry, blacksmith.
Jacobson S, shoemaker.
Peterson Andrew P', General Store. Postville Cheese Mnfg Co.
Thompson Andrew, blacksmith.
Young & Jacobson, general store.
STILES. A village located on the Oconto river, and on the M. & N. and M., L, S. & W. Rys, in Oconto county, 10 miles southwest of Oconto, the county sest and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 500. H. S. Eldred, postmaster.
Burnside W H, hotel.
Curley Patrick, saloon.
Caldie Thomas, justice. Devereux Joseph, horticulturist.
Eldred A & Son, General Store and Saw Mill.
Foss Otto J, photographer.
Friess J E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Halsted & Co, meats.
Hurley James, hotel.
Jenkins WC, Steamboat Agency.
Leccia Rev E C (Catholic).
Leigh John, flour mill.
McClasky Joseph, meats.
Mclver Mrs John, hotel.
Melver Robert, hotel.
Oshwaldt Dr HI F, justice.
Shedon Adam, constable. Telford Robert, blacksmith.
Van Vachel Henry, shoemaker.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE NORTHERN IOWA.
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STINNETT. A station on the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in Washburn county, 26 miles northeast of Shell Lake, the judicial seat, and 5 west of Hayward, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily.
STINSON. On Wolf river, in Outa- gamie county, 29 miles northwest of Apple- ton, the county seat, S north of Shiocton, the nearest railroad station, and 13 from Seymour, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Shawano and Shiocton. Population, 70. Mail, daily. R. W. Spaulding, postmaster.
Allen A, hotel.
Spaulding RE W, General Store and Hoop Mnfr.
Thompson C S, blacksmith.
V STITZER. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Grant county, 8 miles Of northeast of Lancaster, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 150. Exp., Am. F. H. Schuppener, postmaster.
Belscamper B & Son, blacksmiths.
Bergeheger, Maner & Langridge, general store.
Fischer II L, blacksmith.
Gerhardt .John, mason.
Ishmael R, saloon.
Napp C C, justice.
Schuldt Rev F H (Ger Methodist).
Schuppener F ET, Notary, R R and Exp Agt.
Schuppener & Napp, hardware and farm impts,
Sellick John, carpenter. Sherman 'T B, furn and lumber.
Tanner Fred, hotel.
Vandenburg H, carpenter.
STOCKBRIDGE. A postoffice in Calumet county, 8} miles northwest of Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to Chilton; fare, 50 cents. Population, 175. Mail, daily. H. O. Dudley, postmaster.
Beglinger J M, general store.
Burlingame Mrs Anna, music teacher.
Conley James, Boots and Shoes.
Croak James, general store.
Gosch Charles, cheese factory.
Hawley Miss Belle, music teacher. Hawley James, meats.
Holt & Allen, meats.
Johnson G A, carp and justice.
Johnson Matthew, general store.
Langdon Charles E, barness.
McHolland B, cheese factory.
McKenney George, physician.
McKenney James F, hotel and farm impts.
Maloy Joseph, earpenter.
Merrill John, physician.
Miller A D, drugs.
Miller D J, hardware.
Needham R J, Wagonmaker.
Pingel Fred, blacksmith.
Reyer Charles, mason.
Skidmore C P, cheese factory.
Stockbridge Band, B R Bourne leader.
STOCKHOLM. A post village on the C., B. & N. Ry and ou the Mississippi. in Pepin county, 239 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 25 southwest of Durand, the county scat, and 3 north of Lake City. the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Arkansaw. Population, 300. Exp. Am. Tel., W. U. John Larson, post- master.
Anderson Isaac, photographer.
Bellevue E. drugs.
Brown E R, oil innfr.
Brownlee Wm, hotel.
Dedrick G L, railroad and exp agt.
Edwards Daniel, Inmber.
Larson John, Stationer.
Larson M. commission.
Larson & Swenson, general store.
Linn Adolph, jewelry.
Linn Bros, feed mill.
Loeffler W E G, hardware.
Lowater Harrison, lawyer.
Merchants' Hotel. J K Peterson propr.
Peterson A F, farm impts and justice.
Peterson J K, boots and shoes, and propr Merchants' Hotel.
Peterson K A, general store.
Sandquist Paul, general store.
Stockholm Trading Association. General Store and Farm Impts.
Stromberg & Co. blacksmiths.
Wheeler Mrs Kate, milliner.
STOCKTON. Ou the Wisconsin Con tral Line, in Portage county, 6 miles from Stevens' Point, the judicial seat and Hostesi banking point. Exp., N.P. Tel. W. U Population, 50. C. Lepinski, postmaster
Boyington & Co. Iumber.
Breitenstein Anthony, produce.
Breitenstein Charles, R R. exp and telagt Breitenstein Richard, carpenter. Flury Louis, feed mill.
Gibbs Louis, grain and produce.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
DROMU- YT 35 - Und WEM JETON YALIZADAS BUT
Refrigerators. THE BRODESSER UNFG CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIGERATORS MEAT ROCKERS, ELEVATORS of all kinds, PUMPS, BREWERY MACHINERY, WINDING JACKS, HOISTING MACHINERY, Etc. 512-514 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
STO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. STO 967
Hunter L, carpenter and mason. Lepinski Charles, Grocer. Toner James, produce.
STODDARD. On the C. B. & N Ry, and on the Mississippi river, in Vernon county, 25 miles northwest of Viroqua, the county seat, and 12 south of La Crosse, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population 120. H. H. White, postmaster.
Adams James, meats. Bey Reinhold, General Store. Blashek & Hainsworth, flour mill.
Dosa Henry, carpenter.
Granke Ferdinand, hotel. Huefner Paul, farm impts and warehouse. Natwick H O, saw mill.
Ronkoski Joseph, mason.
Thiele A, carpenter.
Traer V R, civil engineer. White C P, lawyer and insurance. White Frank, fruit grower.
White EH HI, General Store, Real Estate and Fancy Stock.
STOKES. A postoffice in Door coun- ty, 5 miles southwest of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest shipping and banking point. Population, 25. Mail, daily. Charles Stokes, postmaster, gener- al store, cheese factory and saloon.
STONE BANK. A village in Wau- kesha county, 17 miles northwest of Wau- kesha, the county seat, 3 north of Nasho- tah, the nearest railroad station, and 5 northeast of Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. "Edward Drummond, postmaster.
Dayton A, justice. Dayton Wm, farm impts.
Drummond Edward, General Store and Notary.
Drummond Rev W (Presbyterian).
Foster W J, carpenter. Fulmer Fred, carpenter.
Hanson J M, shoemaker and saloon. Holt James, wagonmaker.
Loze C G, shoemaker. Sorrenson J. blacksmith. Van Dyke A E, blacksmith. Wardrobe J F, flour mill. Wickert Frederick, grocer.
STONEVILLE. Shawano county. Name changed to Regina.
STOOPS. In Dunn county, 18 miles southwest of Menomonie, the judicial seat, and 10 from Durand, its banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. Stoops, postmaster.
STORY. A country postoffice in Dane county, 15 miles south of Madison, the ju1- dicial seat, and 3 from Basco, the nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. O. S. Shep- ard, postmaster.
Shepard & Algard, general store.
STOUGHTON. Anincorporated city. located on Cat Fish river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county, 16 miles south- east of Madison, the judicial seat. Dating its settlement from 1847, it has steadily increased in wealth and importance and now contains churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Lutheran, Me- thodist Episcopal, Norwegian Lutheran, Norwegian Methodist and Universalist de- nominations, good schools, an opera house, with a scating capacity of 600, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers, the Courier and the Hub and Tobacco Tribune. The city has a well equipped and efficient fire depart- ment, flour and feed mills, a plow factory, carriage, wagon and sleigh factories, and numerous large and well stocked special and general stores, etc. Tobacco, Hve stock, grain and the products of the fac- tories comprise the shipments. Stages daily to Cambridge: fare, 75 cents. Pop- ulation. 3.000. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams, John M. Hibbard, postmaster.
Ainsworth George D), cigar mnfr.
Allberg, Swan & Company (Hans J All- berg, Harry L Swan, O O Melaas), pubirs the Norman.
Alme Edward, live stock. 2 miles n e.
Anderson & Forton (Audrew E Anderson, Ole () Forton), hardware, Arthur Bros (Charles J Arthur), general storc.
Asbjornson John, Saloon and Res- taurant.
Atkinson Wallace, city marshal.
Beattie Thomas, coal. Becker George W, grocer.
Belden Stephen, saloon.
Bredeson Rev Adolph (Norwegian Luthe- ran). Bryant Henry, dairy, Bunt Wmn, barber. Camp David D. jeweler. Central House, E. D King propr.
Post's Fair,
10, 12 and 14 Fourth St., Fond du Lac, WI .. Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA,
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Chapple Port, carpenter.
Chase Sidney A, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable; Good Rigs at Reasonable Rates; Prompt Attention Given to All Orders.
Chicago Fair (M A Johnson, C J Melaas, C T Johnson), general store.
Chidester Jerome C, brewers' agent.
Chipton A H, physician.
Chrestoffer Chris, saloon.
Christensen Chris, jeweler.
Clancey James M, lawyer. Clark James P, mngr W U Tel Co. Cohn A. & Co (Abraham and Leopold Cohn), leaf tobacco.
Cronk Charles HI, prin public school.
Crosse Charles S, editor and propr Stough- ton Hub and Tobacco Tribune.
Currier George W, Justice of Peace, Insurance, Pianos and Organs. Dahl Rev T H (Lutheran). Dalmyer Henry, leaf tobacco.
Dane County Bank (Capital, $60,- 000; Surplus, $20,000), O M Turner Pres, O N Falk Cash.
Devoe Charles D, millwright.
Doud Will M, mngr Lovejoy & Richards.
"Dow George, pres Stoughton State Bank.
Dow Robe, cash Stoughton State Bank.
Dow & Norsman Robe Dow, S S Nors- man), insurance.
Duller Alfred A., plasterer.
Ellingson Carl, saloon.
Emerson Moses, cold storage.
Ephraim Herman, clothing.
Erickson Andrew, furniture.
Erickson August, saloon.
Erichson Edward, saloon.
Evans George, wagonmaker. Falk Bros (Ole N and Frederick N), drugs. Falk Ole N, cash Dane County Bank.
Fermann Wm A, photographer.
Flyte Amos, blacksmith.
Fox George H, physician.
Gerard Era II, lumber.
Giles H Il, vice-pres Stoughton State Bank.
Grane Louis M. grocer.
Gunderson Osman, leaf tobacco.
Gunsalus Martin V, farm impts.
Hale Percy Q, carpets.
Ham Henry A, meat market.
Hansen Chris A, grocer.
Hanson Hans T, general store.
Hange John A, photographer. Haven John B, general store.
Haylock Wmn R, baker.
Hellickson Ole, tailor.
Hemsing Ole HI, leaf tobacco. Henrich John, marble cutter.
Hibbard John M, Postmaster.
Hill Frederick, carpeuter. Hintze Charles M, cigar mofr. Hippenmeyer Charles, barber. Hoverson Hans A, assessor.
Howe Christopher L, plow mnfr. Hutson House, John Walters Propr. Hutson James S, leaf tobacco.
Hutson & Anderson (James S Hutson, Wm H Anderson), clothing.
Jablinsky Julius, cigar mufr. Jensen Nils, boots and shoes.
Johns & Burnett (Meshach Johns, George M Burnett), furniture and undertakers. Johnson Andrew L. grocer.
Johnson Bros (Julins and John D), meats. Johnson Charles T & Co (Charles T and Mrs O Johnson), dry goods.
Jolinson Frederick, painter.
Johnson John C, Saloon and Restau- rant; Meals at all Hours.
Johnson & Melaas (Martin A Johnson. Christian J Melaas), merchant tailors and leaf tobacco.
'Kasberg Karl A, prin Stoughton Academy and Business College.
King Eugene D, propr Central House and grocer.
Kittilseu Levi & Co (Levi Kittilsen), les? tobacco.
Knudsen Miss Lizzie, laundry.
Ladd Mrs EJ, milliner.
Ladd Ludwig, vet surgeon.
Lec O Chris, Leaf Tobacco.
Lormer && Wright (Thomas Lormer, Isaac E Wright), Dealers in Farm Im- plements, Wagons, Buggies and Sleighs. Barb Wire, Etc.
Lovejoy & Richards (Allen P Lovejoy. Jeremiah Richards), W M Doud magr. lumber.
"Lowry Wm J. lawyer, real est and ins. Luse Louis K, city attorney. Luse & Wait (Louis K Luse, Benjamin E Wait), lawyers and mugrs opera house. Lusk Albert P, dentist.
Lyon Emerson, flour mill .
McComb & Olsen (Robert McComb, K G Olsen), farm impts.
McNeil & McNell (Charles and Del), live stock.
Mandt Michael G. Meat Market and Propr Skandinavian Hotel.
Manserth S S, pumps. Melans Ole O, druggist and jeweler. Midgaard Knud L, well borer. Mikhelson Knut, general store.
Miller & Putnam (Henry Miller, Harry Putnam), leaf tobacco. Nalan Peter, plasterer.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machlaists, Foundera, Bellermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO.
Ashland, - - Wisconsin.
(Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery. Mining Machinery, Corliss and Ich ) Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep. .
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TURKISH BATHS
Are indorsed and recommended by the best Medical authorities and by the leading Physicians of all Schools of Medicine. There are NO BETTER BATHS anywhere than at JANESVILLE, WIS.
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Naset Jens J, carpenter. Nelson Andrew, grocer. Noer Julius, physician.
Norman The, Allberg, Swan & Co publrs and proprs.
Olsen Knud G, hardware.
Olsen Wm T, Agen. Bunzl & Sons, Leaf Tobacco.
Olsen & Alme (Wm T Olsen, Nels C Alme), Proprs Revere House.
Olson Gilbert, baker. Olson Knud, harness.
Olson Niels F, blacksmith.
Olson Severt, gunsmith.
Omstedt Nels, physician.
Opera House, Luse & Wait mngrs.
Ovren August, carpenter. Palmer Orville E, grocer. Palmer Zephaniah M,
Pargeter Wm G, dentist.
Parish Charles E, ins and propr Courier. Pederson Bros (Jens and Nick), meats. Prentiss Daniel L, cigars and tobacco.
Prentiss & Swenson (Burt V Prentiss, An- drew W Swenson), general store.
Ralph Rev (Universalist). Rasmussen Carl, boots and shoes. fevere House, Olsen & Alme Proprs. Rhodes Henry J, barber. Riley Miss Fannie, milliner.
Rinde Peter O, leaf tobacco. Roe Ole KA, Leaf Tobacco. Seaverson Miss Josie, dressmaker. Sheldrup Andrew F, drugs. Shetter John W, blacksmith.
Skandinavian Hotel, M G Mandt Propr.
Spanum Miss Christina K, milliner. Stoughton Academy and Business Insti- tute, K A Kasberg prin.
Stoughton Courier, Charles E Parish propr. Stoughton Hub and Tobacco Tribune, Charles L Cross propr.
Stoughton Mill Co, C W McCarthy pres, CL Dearborn sec and treas.
Stoughton State Bank (Capital and Surplus, $50,600), George Dow Pres, HI H. Giles Vice-Pres, Robe Dow Cash. Stoughton Wagon Co The, J HI Palmer pres, T C Lund sec.
Swan John M, Agent Sewing Ma- chines.
Tanuert Paul, Leaf Tobacco.
Tipple Oscar F, livery.
Tobacco Growers' Association, A J Subey pres, G Edwards sec and treas, leaf tobacco. Torgeson Albert, meats.
Torgeson Ole S, saloon. Turner Frank A, agent C, M & St P Ry.
Tusler Herbert M, agent Adams Express. Walters Jolin, Propr Hutson House. Wingum Lars, carp and house mover. Zwicker Henry, cigar mnfr.
STRASBURGH. A postoffice in Langlade county, 8 miles southeast of Antigo, the county seat and nearest bank :- ing point, and 4 from Elmhurst, the near- est railroad station. Mail, semi weekly. G. W. Barnes, postmaster and farmer.
STRATHROY. A discontinued post- office in Barron county. Send mail to Canton.
STRONG'S PRAIRIE. In Adam's county, 13 miles northwest of Friendship. the county seat, and 63 northeast of Nece- dah, the nearest railroad station. New Lisbon is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 50. Mail, daily.
Fiegel & Son, General Store. Kent Wm, painter. Wyman C, blacksmith.
STRUM. Formerly known as Tilden is in Trempealeau county, on the S. Ste. M. & S. W. Ry, 15 miles north of White- hall, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 75. Mail, daily. O. O. Ny- solen, postmaster.
Berg Christopher, blacksmith. Clemensen & Dahl, General Store. Holden J E, general store. Kittleson Ole, general store. Sather Olah, carpenter.
STURGEON BAY. The judicial seat of Door county, is a prosperous incor- porated city on an inlet of the same name, which, with a canal 3 miles in length con- nects Green Bay with Lake Michigan, thus shortening the passage from the south into Green Bay, by 150 miles. It was set - tled in 1850, is rapidly increasing in wealth and importance, and now contains 4 saw mills, 2 planing mills, a furniture factory. a flour mill, a brewery, a foundry and ma- chine shop, an elevator, 2 banks, & well equipped and efficient fire department. 6 churches and good schools. Two weekly newspapers, the Door County .Idrocale and the Republican are published, and are ably edited and progressive journals, enjoying a large circulation in this and adjoining counties. The Goodrich line of steamers touch here tri-weekly, and the Hart lane
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, West and Northwest The Popular Line to the
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lako St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
C WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, OHIO AND CALIFORNIA WINES, 5
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to Green Bay and all ports on Green Bay, makes this port daily. Stages daily to Green Bay, Jacksonport, Bailey's Harbor and Egg Harbor, and tri-weekly to Ahna- pec. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 2,200. J. Harris, postmaster. Advocate, Frank Long propr.
Allen Gideon W, lawyer.
Bank of Sturgeon Bay, Keogh & Decker Proprs. Bernhardt Wm, harness.
Boaler Edwin, fish.
Bolstaad M B, confectioner.
Brada James, confectioner.
-Brown Wm O. prin high school.
Burmingham & Bros(Edward and Eugene), well borers.
Chandler Albert HI, dentist.
Cocagne C A, nursery.
Cochems Mathias, General Store.
-Cody Richard P', district attorney.
Colignon Honse, Joseph Colignon propr. Collard Louis, tailor.
Cook Richard L, physician.
Cook & Vanderveen (J N Cook, A Van- derveen), saw mill.
Crandall Frederick D, contractor.
Crowell T J, propr Vendome Hotel.
Damkochler W L, co supt schools.
Deffoe Joseph, boat builder.
Dehos Jacob, justice and shoemaker.
Doherty Michael, blacksmith.
Dreutzer O E & Y V, lawyers.
Erdmann Henry, mer tailor.
Feldmann Constantine, Store.
General
Gillespie Thomas, furniture.
Glines Engene M, barber.
Graves John P, saloon. Grenfeldt Rev S (Moravian).
Haen B. meats.
Hahn Mrs Barbara, propr Northwestern Hotel.
Hahn Peter, cigar mnfr.
Halstead Wm, harness.
Hancy Bros (John L and Michael C), farm impts and sewing machines.
Harris & Son, publrs Republican.
Heilmann House, Adolph Heilmann propr. Helm Christopher, saloon. Hendricks Josiah G, physician,
Higgins Allen, clerk of court.
Hildebrandt Bros, drugs. Hunt Engene, blacksmith.
Ives W A & Sons (Wm A, Wallace L and Frank A), foundry.
Janson HI, saloon.
Kalenback A, fish.
Keogh & Decker, proprs Bank of Sturgeon Bay.
Kirchoff & Schrieber (Paul Kirchoff, Ed- ward Schrieber), well borers.
Knudson Martin, blacksmith.
La Plant Mrs Altha J, dressmaker.
La Plant Mitchell F, barber.
Larson Louis A, Furniture MInfr.
Laurie Robert, stone quarry.
Lawrence A W & Co (August W Lawrence, Leroy M Washburn), general store.
Lawrence M, meats.
Lawrence Wm B, dairy.
Lawrence W F, stationer.
Lawrence & Nelson, proprs Merchants' Exchange Bank.
Leathem & Smith (John Leathem, Thomas H Smith), lumber innfrs.
Leonhardt Christoph, saloon.
Leonhardt E, Meats.
Leonhardt Jacob, saloon.
Long Frank, propr Advocate.
Lown Charles H, photographer.
McDonald John, fish.
Alc Nalley Henry M, lawyer.
Mainz George, saloon.
Mann Wm H. carpenter.
Mann Mrs J R, grocer and restaurant.
Masse John, stoves and tinware.
Masse & Feuerstein, musical indse.
Merchants' Exchange Bank,
Lawrence & Nelson l'roprs.
Mullen Frank, physician.
Noll Jacob, general store.
Northwestern Hotel, Mrs B Hahn propr.
Peshon Henry, saloon.
Pfifer & Leidiger, boots and shoes.
Pinney George. nursery.
Reichel Louis, Drugs.
Republican, Harris & Son publrs.
Roberts George, apiarist.
Reynolds & Co (E A and I. V Reynolds). saw mill.
Rose Lonis, barber.
Russell Edward L. carpenter.
Sailer Frank X, Furniture and Under- taker.
Sampson Charles M. baker.
Schuyler Mrs Mary A, milliner. Schimmel & Son, mer tailors aud jewelers. Sibree Henry C, physician.
Smith & Daley (Thomas Il Smith, Denuis Daley), flour mill.
Sturgeon Bay Brewing Co, Henry Hage- meister miner.
Sturgeon Bay Library Ass'n, 550 volumes. George W Prescott librarian.
Templeton Alexander, carpet weaver.
Thorp Rudolph T. livery.
Till'i &: Hay (Charles B Tifft, John S Hay), Hardware.
Vendome Hotel, T JJ Crowell propr.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS,
STU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SUM 971
Wagener & Jacobs (Arnold Wagener, Albert Jacobs), saloon. Washburn Newell, planing mill. Welter Michael, farm impts. Zettel Joseph, fruit grower. Zivney Joseph F, boots and shoes.
SUAMICO. On the C. &N. W. Ry., in Brown county, 10 miles north of Green Bay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 100. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. D. F. Smith, postmaster.
Barber A W, general store. Bruce Mrs Jennie, grocer. Cook John, hotel. Crooks John, blacksmith.
Erdman C, Cooper.
Krouse F, mason. Poitras Joseph, hotel. Sensiba George, justice. Smith DE, R R and Exp Agt. Smith FT, produce.
Stevens F B, carpenter.
SUGAR BUSH. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry., in Outagamie county, 27 miles northwest of Appleton, the judicial seat, and 7 from New London, the nearest bank- ing point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. Charles Ackerman, postmaster.
Ackerman Bros, Grocers. Derber & Co, shingle mill. Ruckdashel Bros, saw mill. Sugar Bush Cornet Band.
SUGAR GROVE. A village on the Kickapoo river, in Vernon county, 16 miles southeast of Viroqua, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages to Virequa aud Muscoda tri-weekly. Pop- ulation, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. II. F. Barstow, postmaster.
Barstow HE F, General Store and Farm Impts. Drake Jesse O, saw mill. Hockings Chester, well driller. Kellogg Ranson, carpenter. Randall Joseph, jeweler. Randall P M, physician. Remington J J, mason. Rutter James, saw mill. Spurrier G, justice.
SULLIVAN. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Jefferson county, 19 miles east of Jeffer- son, the county seat, and 9 southwest of Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point. Stages dally to Erfurt, Oak Hill and Rome.
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