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John Scanlon. .
Jesse G Maxon. .
Geo W Harmon. Donald Cameron.
William Colvirs. Charles Hill.
S W Bennett. Julia R Rockafellow.
Wm Powrie.
N L Smith. W N Cain.
E F Kileen.
Carl D Jackson. ... Harvey W Leach ..
P F Bean .. . Theo W Brozean. . |Warren Severns ...
. IL Kleinschmidt. . Louis K Pitz.
. R W Brown. .
H McCallum.
Geo E Phillips.
Fred Kirchman.
Chas W Babcock. Henry J Broegman. Wm B Cassels. Ernest Wittkopf.
Chas Decanter.
Thomas E Johnston. . A Meating.
Richard Beger.
A J Ingli.
C W Monty.
. A P Een.
Ludwig Kolmer. . May McNely.
Jonas Hayle.
G J Zimmermann. Robt H Burns.
C Hemmingway. John D O'Keeffe.
G F Snyder. E M Harrington.
L D Roberts. Geo Drewry. A J Latton. .
Peter Peagan. K L Latton. .
W E Parker. W W Dunlap ..
E M Weaver .. Charles L Lyon . .
Aug F Costello.
L S Keith. H L Gardner. Ella O'Leary. John G Voss. J G Adams.
Walworth. Harry H Foot. Washburn. D A Stouffer.
Washington ...
Jacob Ziegler. . E P Riford. . John A Stewart ....
A B Engle. . .
Winnebago Benj Edwards.
Wood. . .
.A L Hougen ..
F E Bump. .
D W .McNamara. . . F E McGovern ...
James J Gill. .
Thos E Mills.
S S Miller .. D H Vaughn. Albert H Krugmeir Charles Gillett ..
William F Jahn.
Geo McGilton. .
C W Jenson
Wm H McCourt. F E Halladay. W H Nichols ..
T H Knight.
James M Appleby. .
George Francisco
George Parker.
William Newhouse. Charles N Kerch.
John McClure.
Gus Schranke ..
. Henry Crawford.
Engwald Britton
N Marx.
Sheboygan.
Taylor. M Cannaughty. .. Trempealeau. . C N Webster. . .
Herman Leigcht .. Earl F Hensel .. . Vernon. .
Vilas.
Torger Berge .. Chas Lau, Jr. .
E B Harkin. Geo E O'Conner. .. John Ingalls. . L H Mead ...
John C Russell .... Waukesha .. David W Agnew. . Waupaca. . Wm N Martin. . . Waushara .. .
S L Perry.
Wilber Smith. . R W Hubbell.
Guy Mumebrue.
.. Tyler D Phillips.
Jacob Lusk. . .
. Geo Overton. Robert Morris.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
J H Hamlin.
F Christianson. John F Lamont. R C Ramsay. Ellen Hammond. . Jesse F Cory. .G H Robertson. H W Gilkey. F M Mason.
Joseph W Collins. . Wm E Plummer .. . George Thompson. Geo R Frye.
G M Dahl.
W K Parkinson. E E Gettins.
Pearl L Lincoln ...
H H Dean.
Ed C Gottry . .
E L Boothby Geo Gibbons
Sauk ..
Sawyer.
Shawano.
F L McNamara .. E V Werner ...
. IL B Collier. Emil Christianson. W C Dickens. Jas Tweedie.
George B Horn. Dr M A Shaw. John S Copley ... Christian P Horn.
H D Boston.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S WISCONSIN GAZETTEER
AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOR
1905-1906.
In the following section of the work the cities, villages and postoffices of Wisconsin are arranged in alphabetical order, and a description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. Great care has been taken to insure correctness as well as completeness.
AARON.
A country postoffice in Rusk township, Burnett county, 45 miles east of Grants- burg, the county seat, and 12 from Shell Edwards Wm H, drayman.
Lake, the usual banking and shipping Edwardson Amelia, milliner. point, whence it receives a daily mail by stage. Aaron Cornelison, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Azeeta Dietrich, teacher.
CORNELISON AARON, Farm Impts and Land Agent
Dummond Ed, saw mill.
Roach E F, blacksmith.
Stellrecht Wm, carpenter. Wilcox Rev James (Baptist).
ABBOTSFORD.
Population, 900. An incorporated village on the W. C. and A. & N. E. Rys., in Mays- ville township, Clark county, 40 miles by rail northeast of Neillsville, the county seat. Has a bank and a newspaper, the Weekly Clarion. Tel., W. U. Exp., Na- tional. Telephone connection. M. H. Doug- las, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbotsford Bank, C L Alverson pres, A H Flagg cashr.
Abbotsford Electric Light and Telephone Co, George Schilling pres. Adams Harry C, tailor. Allar Bros (Frank and Jacob), feed. Arnett Valentine, saloon.
Austin Edward, meats.
BANK OF ABBOTSFORD (Capital $25,- Treat Richard H, agt National Express.
000), Charles Alberson Pres, A H Flaigh Cashr.
Bean Otis W, confectioner.
Bergrath Jacob, baker. Blaeser Edward, contractor. Brown James, saloon. Christianson, Wm, barber.
Crocker Wm L, contractor. Crosby Emery W, lawyer.
Denney & Olson (Newton E Denney, John A Olson), general store.
DOUGLAS M H, Notary Public.
Elchlepp Hugo, restaurant. Fessler George, saloon.
Flagg August H, notary public.
Groelle Herman Mercantile Co, A F Groelle mngr.
GROLLE OSCAR, Propr Revere House
Harrington L J, livery.
Jackson J DeWolf, dentist.
Johnson W S & Sons, W S Johnson supt, hardware.
Johnston G B, physician.
Kehlnhofer Joseph, shoemaker.
Kilenhofe John, shoes.
Kuehner Christ C, saloon.
Lameres Wm, real estate.
Landgraf Albert L, contractor.
MEYERS & CHASE (A J Meyers,
Frank Chase) ,General Store.
Miller Frank O, laundry.
Mitchell Edward R, saloon.
Paustenbach Joseph, brewers' agent.
Pier Fred A, publr The Weekly Clarion.
Polley H E, principal of school.
REVERE HOUSE, Oscar Grolle Propr.
Schmidt A F, brewers' agent.
Schuack Fred D, propr Abbotsford Hotel.
Sharff John W, general store.
Simpson J E, physician.
Sorenson Ernest M, meats. Stanley Miss Veda, milliner.
Treat Robert H, jeweler.
Wallace Rev S A (Presbyterian).
Weekly Clarion The, Fred A Pier publr.
Wiggins Frank E, creamery.
Wilms Frank, barber. Wing Frank B, drugs.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Carl Deitch supt.
Wohr Merten, propr Commercial Hotel. Young Albert H, general store.
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ABLEMAN.
Population, 450. An incorporated village MeKINLEY, WM A, Notary Public. located on the Baraboo river and on the Markey Frances F, physician.
C. & N. W. Ry., in Excelsior township,
Sauk county, 9 miles west of Baraboo, the Moody John D, general store. county seat, and 7 from Reedsburg, both Nichols H G, general store. of which places afford banking facilities. Paeske M H, meats. Peters A D, general store. Has Baptist and Lutheran churches and a graded public school. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. R. M. Pierce, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ableman Granite Co, stone quarry.
Bentley Ernest, express and tel agt.
Brunhoefer John, mason.
C & N W Rv. Christopher L Corcoran, mngr stone quarry.
Douglas Wilbur, buttermaker.
Eschenbach Edward, mason.
Excelsior Roller Mills, Gustav Scharnke M. & St. P. Ry., in Polk township, Wash-
propr.
Fey A & Co, general store.
Finder August, saloon.
Gall Wm M, stone quarry.
Geiser J J, blacksmith.
Geissler Charles, agrl impts.
Hummel E H, physician.
Illinois Steel Co, Wm Stoeckmann mngr stone quarry.
Kiefer Jacob, saloon.
Kleb Frank, hotel.
Krantz Golfrid, carpenter.
Kruger August, mason.
Kunke Wm, shoemaker.
Lee Wm, well driller.
Lukensmier H, carpenter.
Maaske Emil, blacksmith.
Mauther Lena, teacher.
Meyer Frederick, wagonmaker.
Mueller Fred, hotel and saloon.
Otte Lewis, furniture.
PIERCE R M, General Store and No- tary Public.
Richardson Edward P, lumber and grain.
Richardson E P, crusher.
Scharnke Gustav, justice, saw and planing mill.
Schoenbeck August, wagonmaker.
Schulte Fred C, hotel.
Stackman Bros, stone quarry.
Stocker George, teacher.
Warren Mrs Minnie, boarding house.
Wisconsin Granite Co, E P Richardson sec and mngr stone quarry.
ABRAMS.
Population, 200. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. and on the Pensaukee river, in Pensaukee township, Oconto county, 14 miles southwest of Oconto, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Babcock E F photographer.
U. S. Wm. A. Mckinley, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bandheim & Svoboda, general store.
Bovee John I, grain and agrl impts. Byng F G, saw mill.
Chattell James, livery.
Chattell John, hotel.
Faulds Robert C, physician.
Greb Wm, harnessmaker.
Greenwald Bros, hardware.
Lear Charles, shoes.
|Liegeois Joseph & Bros, blacksmiths.
Moody Frank, barber.
Peters J H jr, feed mill. Peters Lilly, grocer.
St John J, railroad and express agent. Sargent E K stationery and notions. Sargent G W, hardware and farm impts. Schlunz R A, saloon.
Theide John, creamery.
ACKERVILLE.
Population, 75. On the Northern div. C.,
ington county, 11 miles south of West Bend, the judicial seat, and 6 from Hart- ford, its banking point. Exp., U. S.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Koerble John. blacksmith.
Rothenbach J, cheese factory. SCHUCK GEORGE, General Store. Widdenstatter Adam, shoemaker.
ADA.
Population, 70. In Herman township, Sheboygan county, 12 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 8 from Kiel, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Wm. Maurer, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Deicher John, blacksmith.
MAURER WM, General Store,
Rapendick Andrew, live stock, breeder. Roethel Martin, school furniture.
Schreiber Heinrich, carpenter.
Schulze Fred, cheese manufacturer.
Silbernagel Jacob, saloon.
Westphal Charles, harnessmaker.
ADAMS CENTER.
Population, 140. In Adams township and county, 5 miles south of Friendship, the county seat, and 18 from Westfield, the nearest banking and shipping point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Friendship to Kilbourn. A. L. Wetlaufer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bidwell Helen, teacher.
Bidwell Millicent, teacher.
Chakem Frank, shoemaker.
Clapp Wm, lawyer.
Coon S J, saw mill and blacksmith.
Iverson O, mason.
Jones John, saw mill.
Kehl L, mason.
Morrison Rev (United Brethren).
Robinson Rev C (Methodist).
Tuttle W O, furs and poultry.
WETLAUFER A L, Genl Store.
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ADDISON.
Population, 35. In Addison township Washington county, 10 miles west of West Bend, the county seat, and 11/2 from Allen- ton, on the Wisconsin Central Ry., its ship- ping point. Mail, daily. Wm Kuhaupt. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Breselow Henry, blacksmith.
Gundrum John, blksmith and wagonmkr.
Kuhaupt Wm jr, general store.
KUHAUPT WM & H, Saw and Feed Mill and Masons.
Sauer A, shoemaker.
Schaefer Charles, saloon. Weiss S, tinner.
ADELL.
Population, 300. On the C., M. & St. P. Antisdel O D, county supt of schools.
Ry., in Sherman township, Sheboygan Bocher H, hardware.
county, 18 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 912 south of Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Noah Saemann, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Burk W, saloon.
Capella A R, blacksmith.
Finnegan A W, grain elevator.
Goldammer Wm C, wagonmaker.
Helminger Charles, plow mnfr.
Hillger Gottlieb, blacksmith.
Kilb J, saloon.
Lamb F P, meats.
Liebenstein F W, creamery.
Mantel George, shoemaker.
Redding F, railroad, express and tel agt. SAEMANN NOAH & CO, General Store and Grain Shippers.
Schreiber Sisters, milliners.
Seifert A, tinsmith.
Stratton E C, egg shipper.
Tourke A, cider and feed mill.
Weinhold C A, harness.
Weinhold Henry, livery.
Young G, saloon.
Zuengler Wm, furniture and lumber.
ADNEY.
A. discontinued postoffice in Crawford county. Has rural free delivery from Soldiers' Grove.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ADSIT.
A discontinued postoffice in Dane county. Send mail to Marshall.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. ter. (See page 4.)
ADVANCE.
A country postoffice in Grand Valley township, Shawano county, 18 miles from Shawano, the county seat, 9 from Gillett, the nearest banking point, and 7 from Cecil, on the C. & N. W. Ry., its shipping point. Mail daily. Annie Peterman, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Heiser John, blacksmith.
Larsen Martin, cheese mnfr.
Nelson Charles, hotel and saloon.
PETERMAN E C, General Store. Uebele John, hotel and saloon.
AFTON.
Population, 125. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Rock township and county, 6 miles south of Janesville, the county seat and banking point, and 77 from Milwaukee. Has Bap- tist and Lutheran societies, a graded public school, a flour mill operated by water power obtained from Bass Creek, and a creamery. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Tele- phone connection. John Brinkman, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BRINKMAN WM, Creamery.
Denoyer Wm, principal of school.
Denover W H, grist mill.
Drafahl Peter. deputy state game warden.
Ennis D W, deputy sheriff.
Kilmer John, justice.
McCrea Mrs L, dressmaker.
McCrea W R, assistant postmaster.
Olsen Andrew, saloon.
Robb Harry, news agent.
Seales J W, r r, exp and tel agt.
Soper Ethel E, teacher.
Stark A W, wagonmkr, repairer and black- smith.
Waite Mrs Emma A, dressmaker. Williams Joseph, justice.
ALABAMA.
Population, 35. In Lake township, Polk county, 24 miles northwest of Balsam Lake, the county seat, and 12 south of Grantsburg, its banking and shipping point. Stage daily to Grantsburg; fare, 75 cents.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Howe E H, general store.
ALASKA.
Population, 100. A settlement on Lake Michigan, in Pierce township, Kewaunee county 534 miles north of Kewaunee, the county seat, nearest shipping and banking point. Has a Catholic church. Stages daily to Kewaunee. Albert W. Teske, postmas-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Buettner John, saw mill.
Kretlow George, blacksmith.
Meunier Lawrence, hotel.
TESKE ALBERT W., Cheese Factory, Creamery and General Store.
ALBAN.
On the south branch of Little Wolf river, in Alban township, Portage county, 20 miles northeast of Stevens Point, the judicial seat, and 214 from Rosholt, the nearest
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shipping and banking point. Adolph S Gren- lie, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ALBAN MERCANTILE CO, Genl Store. Alban Union Store, general store. Anderson Bros, blacksmiths.
Anderson Samuel J, justice of peace.
Brekke Andrew A, justice.
Erickson Knut, carp and millwright.
Gilbert Charles C, notary public.
GRENLIE A S, Insurance.
Halverson Gust, meats.
Halverson Harry, justice of peace.
Halverson Otto, carpenter.
Knutsen C M, carpenter.
Lieve Knut J. carpenter.
Oas John O, constable.
Olson George, cattle.
Peterson Amy, teacher.
Sien Hunt J, carpenter.
Stenerson Simon, saw and feed mill.
Stenson Anton, constable.
ALBANY.
Population, 850. Located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. and on the Sugar river in Green Gothompson Sever L, insurance. county, 20 miles northeast of Monroe, the Graves Rev E P (Adventist). county seat. Has an electric light plant, 2 Hahn John, shoemaker. banks, an opera house, excellent schools Heidtke Rev O (German Lutheran). churches of the leading religious denomin- Hewett Mrs Sarah B, dressmaker. ations, water works, telephone facilities, 2 Hitchcock Amos H, dentist. hotels and a number of flourishing manu- Hudson Wm, cattle breeder. facturing establishments. A weekly news- Huff Edward, agricultural implements. paper, the Vindicator, is published. The Humes Eugene T, harnessmaker, shipments embrace grain, flour, cheese, but- Jackson Frank, barber. ter, farm produce, tobacco and live stock. Knapp Bros (Eli M and Cliffe), general Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. James M Whit- store. comb, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ackernecht August & Son (August and Au- gust jr), tanners.
Albany Electric Light and Power Co, War- ren & Tomkins proprs.
Albany Exchange Bank, Thomas Gravemor pres, J T Gravemor cashr.
Albany Opera House, Elmer E Atherton mngr.
Albany Sanitarium, Morgan & Whitcomb proprs, 1/2 mile n Sugar river.
ALBANY VINDICATOR, E E Atherton Publr.
ATHERTON BROS (Elmer E and Ed- win P), Real Estate.
ATHERTON EDWIN P, Notary Public. Atherton Elmer E, publr Albany Vindica- tor.
Atherton & Graves, (Edwin P Atherton, Frank E Graves), furniture.
AUSTIN SAMUEL E, Propr Central Ho- tel.
Badger State Long Distance Telephone Co. G W Roberts & Son agts.
BANK OF ALBANY (Capital $10,000), J F Litel Pres, J F Litel Jr Vice-Pres, JE Litel Cashier, E F Atherton Asst Cashier.
Bartlett George W, drugs and grocer.
Barton & Paulson (Frank and Wm Barton Gabriel Paulson), livery.
BLACKHAWK MILLS, Francis Hick-
man Pres. M I) Miller Vice-Pres, W C Van Ness, Sec-Treas, Linen Mnfrs.
Bowman N Roy, barber.
Brockway Henry, railroad, exp and tel agt. Broughton Wm, live stock.
Burt Frank H, cattle breeder.
Burt Wm, billiards.
CENTRAL HOTEL, Samuel E Austin Propr.
Charles G R, harnessmaker.
Christman E S, physician.
Cleveland Benjamin, blacksmith.
Comstock Mary, dressmaker.
Conn Mrs John, dressmaker.
Croak Bros, horse breeders.
Edwards Austin, coal and wood.
EDWARDS CHARLES, Windmills and House Mover. Foss Rev T E (Methodist).
FRANCIS BROS (Charles H and Ar- thur R). Shoes and Groceries.
Gardner Fred, livery.
Gelbach Fred N, clothing.
Gevers & Hein (Theodore Gevers, Wm Hein), general store.
Goodrich E H, carpenter.
Lewis & Silver (George Lewis, Lon Silver), ice and draymen.
Livingston Augusta, milliner.
Lockwood Gaylord, sorghum mnfr, 5 miles north.
Loeffel Fred, cheese mnfr, 11/2 miles n.
Luce Mrs S A, dressmaker.
Morgan Charles, hog breeder.
Morgan Saxton, physician.
MORGAN & WHITCOMB (Saxton J and
Lillie M Morgan, Lena M Whitcomb), Proprs Albany Sanitarium.
Murray Eugene W, carpenter.
Newkirk James, blacksmith.
OLIVER & GAARDER (Wm J Oliver,
Sever Gaarder), Carriage and General Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.
Parker Mrs Ammon, carpet weaver.
Porterfield Rev David (Baptist).
Pryce Thomas, stone quarry.
Rehner Jacob, cheese mnfr, 6 miles w.
Roberts Mrs Addie M, dressmaker.
Roberts George W, physician.
Roberts G W & Son (George W and Wm D), drugs.
Roets F P, prin of school.
Santers Gothompson (George Santers,
Norman Gothompson), cigar mnfrs.
Smiley Wm, live stock.
Spangler Mrs Eli, carpet weaver. Sutherland Arick, physician.
Tilley C & Co (Christopher Tilley), cigar mnfrs.
Tilley Mrs Grace, restaurant.
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Tilley, Tippet & Wall (Walker Tilley, |Lilly H E, barber.
Stephen Tippet, John Wall), cigar mnfrs. Rocherschell C C, general store.
Tippet Stephen, restaurant.
Wall John, mason.
WALL & CROAKE (Michael Wall, John Croake), Cigar Mnfrs.
Walters S C & Son (Scott C and Leonard), wagon makers.
Warren & Tomkins (Eugene F Warren, Charles W Tomkins), flour mill.
Watts David, city marshal.
Webb George & Sons, masons.
Wessel Andrew A, jeweler.
Whalen John, general store.
Whitcomb John M. postmaster.
Whitcomb Lena M, mngr Albany Sani- tarium.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, G W Roberts & Son agts.
Wood Joshua, hog breeder.
ALBERTVILLE.
Population, 50. On the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Wheaton township, Chippewa county, 12 miles west of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, and 8 from Colfax, the nearest banking point. Has Congrega- tional and Norwegian Lutheran churches. Express, National. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. A. H. Dodge, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Christianson Martin, hotel.
Coy O C, express agt.
DODGE A H, Tobacco, Cigars, Confec- tionery and Notions.
Erickson C H, grocer and hotel. Farmer's Creamery Co.
Hall A H, potato buyer.
Halt E E, general store.
Kenzie Theodore, feed mill.
Northern Cornet Band. Seamen M E, teacher. Solberg O H, potato buyer.
Sollie Michael, carpenter. Starks L & Co, hay and grain. Swanson Charles, band master. Syverson O C, general store.
ALBION.
Population, 200. In Albion township, Dane county, 25 miles southeast of Madi- son, the county seat, and 3 from Edgerton, its banking and shipping point, with which place it has stage connection twice daily ; fare, 15 cents. W. A. Jordan, postmaster
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Babcock C I & Son, poultry.
Bolser M J, painter and leader of band. Burdick A C, carpenter.
Burdick Samuel, carpenter.
Collins T B, insurance. Crandall House, hotel. Crosley George, physician.
Crosley Moses, general store.
Drake Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery.
Green C R, justice an. town clk.
Green C R & Co, poultry.
JORDAN W A, Confectionery, Stationery, Shoe and Harnessmaker. Lester W H, creamery.
Rsitad R G, prin of school. Spencer John, carpenter. Van Horn Rev T J (Baptist.) White J E, general store. Whitford A L, constable.
ALDEN.
A discontinued postoffice in Polk county. Has rural free delivery from New Rich- mond.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ALDERLEY.
A discontinued postoffice in Dodge
county. Has rural free delivery from Oconomowoc.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ALGOMA.
Population, 1,800. Formerly known as Ahnapee, is an incorporated city located on the A. & W. Ry., and on the shore of Lake Michigan, in Ahnapee township, Kewaunee county, 12 miles north of Ke- waunee, the county seat, 35 from Two Rivers and 150 from Milwaukee. The city is steadily growing in favor as a summer resort owing to the coolness of tempera- ture and its acknowledged healthfulness. It has a fin harbor, the Goodrich line of steamers making regular calls on their trips up and down the shore. The city is lighted by electricity. Prominent among its several substantial manufacturing en- terprises is the Ahnapee Veneer and Seat- ing Co. It also has grain warehouses, foundries, flour mill, planing mill, furni- ture factory, canning factory, a bank, an opera house and a weekly newspaper, the Record. Stage daily to Two Rivers, and tri-weekly to Sturgeon Bay and Dyckes- ville. Exp., U. S. Tel .. W. U. Telephone connections. Wm. White, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ahnapee Dock Co. Edward Decker pres. Edward Decker jr sec.
Ahnapee Furniture Co. Samuel Perry pres and treas, Sanford Brown mngr. Ahnapee House. Frank Slaby propr.
AHNAPEE VENEER AND SEATING CO
(Capital $30,000), M C Haney Pres and Treas, John Haney Vice-Pres. M T Park- er Sec, Melvin W Perry Mngr and Supt, Mnfrs Settees, Store Stools and Lodge Chairs. (See page 127).
Ahnapee & Western Ry. O G Buerkle agt. Algoma Cadet Band, Julius Meyer Idr.
Algoma Electric Light & Water Works, W H Bates supt.
Algoma Packing Co, Joseph S Vilas mner. Algoma Public Library, Miss Lucy Thiard librarian.
Algoma Record Co (Edward Decker jr, Wm H Machie), publrs Algoma Record. Algoma Record (Weekly), Algoma Record Co publrs.
Arndt Mrs August, music tchr.
Bank of Algoma (capital $25,000). Edward Decker pres, Edward Decker jr cashr.
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
FIRE PROOF. ABSOLUTELY
The Greatest of all Coal Savers.
85 % Magnesia Sectional
AND BOILER
STEAM PIPE
Coverings.
DEOPLES TAILORING CO, Tailors for the Trade. AN ELEGANT SAMPLE OUTFIT SENT ON APPLICATION. 250 & 252 West Water Street, MILWAUKEE. .
BEAVER'S
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve DEPUTIES
Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance.
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
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Algoma
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Aliceton
Barnes Mrs Louise, milliner. Bartran George R, phys.
Ble Joseph, auctioneer.
Bieberitz Charles J. carp.
Blahnik Frank, blksmith.
Blahnik Wenzel, saloon.
Boedecker Bros (Harry F and Charles F), Mickelson Clarence, bottler.
drugs.
Bohman Bros, fishermen.
Boldt Wm, cigar mnfr.
Born Albert, farm impts.
Braemer Charles, meats,
Bretl Martin, genl store.
Bruemmer H & Sons (Henry, Ernest and Louis D), saw mill, 11% miles W.
Buerkle O G, agt A & W Ry and U S exp Busch Julius, carp.
Capelle Celestin, general store.
Cepek John, hardware.
Chapeck Frank, fisherman.
Chapek Wenzel, fisherman.
Charles Tel, saloon.
Cohn Michael, mason.
Cole Rev J B (Methodist).
Dagneau P H, painter and justice.
Dagneau Henry, painter.
Danek Emil W, merchant tailor.
Danek & Son (Anton and Wm), tailors.
Dodge O, prin of school.
Drobnik Joseph, laundry.
Empey James T, marble cutter.
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