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Thiele George J, produce.
Torkelson Gunder, carpenter.
Tourville Robert A, jeweler.
Trustell Rev G A (German Lutheran.)
Webster Frederick E, physician.
Weisbrod Wm P, meats.
Wilmot Uri F, machinist.
Worden George R, mason.
Worden Mrs Nancy R, milliner.
AMHERST JUNCTION.
Population, 250. A small village at the junction of the G. B. & W. R. R. and the
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Of MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, (See Page 5.) Adjusting a fire loss is to-day a science.
past ten years forwarded upon request.
Adjusts losses by fire for the insured, and audits accounts for corporations, firms and individuals. Letters from clients during
Peterson Christ, genl store. Peterson Frank A, shoemkr. Phillips Hugh, genl store
Porter J F, tannery.
PRENTICE JAMES, Propr Hotel Hart. Central Hotel, L E Kanute propr.
(See adv).
HOTEL HART,
JAMES PRENTICE, Propr.
Remodeled
Refurnished
Throughout.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
AMERY, WISCONSIN.
Proux Thomas, blksmith. St Germain Joseph, blksmith. Schilling Albert J, restaurant.
Schneider & Howard (Edward J Schneider, George W Howard), genl store.
Smith Mrs Nora, restaurant.
Snyder J F, saloon.
Stunkard George, saloon.
Tekse Rev T (Lutheran.)
Teynelier Uno, paperhanger and painter.
Torgeson Thomas, notions.
Turner Paul F, restaurant.
Turner Mrs P F, milliner,
Vitails George, saloon.
Vogel Henry, meats.
Webb Herbert M, genl store.
Winchester Wm W, jeweler.
Wisconsin Blue Grass Land Co (H J Soper,
W L Tuttle and M M Hunter), real est. York Eugene, saloon.
AMHERST.
Population. 625. Dating its settlement from 1850, is located on the Wis. Central Ry., and on the Waupaca river in Am- herst township, Portage county, 17 miles southeast of Stevens Point, the county seat, and 143 northwest of Milwaukee. It has Episcopal, German Lutheran and Nor- wegian Lutheran churches, excellent schools, a bank, electric light and a week- ly newspaper, The Advocate. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. An- drew Moberg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Adams C A, hardware. Allen Frank E, grocer.
Amherst Advocate, Lucy A Moberg publr. Amherst Jersey Creamery Co, George Jor- dan sec. Anderson Alfred, carpenter.
Anderson Andrew P, shoemaker. Bergholte J F, barber. Bolter August, saloon.
Boss Mrs Dora, photogr.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
Raw Materials and Finished Products of We Analyze Any Industry and Trade, Food and Feed Products. ASSAYING. Industrial Chemical Institute of Milwaukee, 644-646 BROADWAY. MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency
134 Amherst Junction R. L. POLK & CO.'S Angelica
Wisconsin Central Ry., in Amherst town- ship, Portage county, 14 miles southeast o. Stevens Point, the county seat, has a bank. Exp., National and U S. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection, George Starks, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bogoczyk E G, harnessmkr.
Buswell Charles L. r r, tel and exp agt.
Cargill W W & Bro, grain.
Dulack Bros, saloon.
Dwinell Charles W, propr Summit House. Een C A, flour and grain.
Gliezinski Wm, general store.
Grover Newell, saloon.
Kirsling John, blacksmith.
Kubisiak & Bickel agrl impts and ma- chinery.
Little Wolf River Lumber Co, August Pid- dle & Sons agt.
Miller A J, barber.
Piddle August & Sons (Julius and Albert), general store.
Security Bank (capital $8,500), H N Nelson cashr.
Skalitski saloon.
STARKS GEORGE, General Store.
Starks Louis, produce.
Summit House, Charles M Dwindell propr. Union Hotel, S Strong propr.
AMINICON.
A station on the Northern Pacific Ry., in Douglas county. 8 miles from Superior, its postoffice.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AMOS.
A discontinued postoffice in Dane county. Has rural free delivery from Cambridge.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AMY.
A discontinued postoffice in Dunn county. Has rural free delivery from Elkmound.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANAH.
Population, 100. On Potato creek, a water power stream, in Spooner township, Wash- burn county, 15 miles northeast of Shell Lake, the judicial seat, and 9 from Spooner, its banking and shipping point. Mail tri- weekly. Charles R. Hyde, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blix J A, mason. Blix O D, carpenter. Clark John, carpenter.
Clark J E, constable. Ericson Gustav, feed mill.
HYDE C R, Grocer. Hyde Hannah E, boarding house.
Lanby John, mason. Peterson Jennie, teacher. Richart Florence, teacher. Saulie K, painter. Solquist Bros, saw mill.
Stevens Austin, justice.
Turner P E, carpenter.
Walker Grace, teacher. Whitney John, book agt.
ANCHORAGE.
A country postoffice in Waumandee township, Buffalo county, 9 miles southeast of Alma, the county seat and banking point and 7 from Cochrane. the nearest shipping point. Mail stage daily to Cochrane, fare 25 cents. Thomas Henry, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andres A H, teacher.
Florin John, insurance.
Henry Thomas, postmaster and farmer.
OCHSNER A G, Flour Mill.
ANDERSON.
A discontinued postoffice in Grant coun- ty. Send mail to Werley.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDRUS.
A country postoffice in Johnstown town- ship, Polk county, 14 miles northeast of Balsam Lake, the judicial seat, and 15 west of Cumberland, its banking and ship- ping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Frank Engel- bert, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arcand N, farmer.
Bazille H, farmer.
Bentzlin K K, farmer.
BLODGETT M E, Farmer.
Drake Charles R, farmer.
Drake Willis B, farmer.
ENGLEBERT, FRANK, Postmaster.
Lundstrom Gustave, farmer. Pawling John, farmer.
Peloquin Felix, farmer.
Peloquin Paul, farmer.
Westerland John, farmer.
ANGELICA.
Population, 175. In Angelica township, Shawano county. 18 miles southeast of Sha- wano, the county seat, and 11 from Sey- mour, the nearest banking and shipping point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Green Bay to Shawano. Andrew Muraw- ski, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Black William, teacher.
Fisher Bros, general store.
Fuller Dr M H physician.
Jaquith Rev C (Methodist).
Johnson Dr C E, physician.
Katch John, saloon.
Luecke Henry hotel.
McArthur Bros, saw mill.
McKenna A, justice.
Martin & Co, wagonmakers.
Muck Frank, saloon.
MURAWSKI ANDREW, Postmaster.
MURAWSKI & MACKOWIAK, General Store.
Nichols A E, saw mill.
Geo. F. Rohn,{ "Everything Electrical."
Estimates on Complete Power and Lighting Plants. MILWAUKEE.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
CHRIST. WUNDERLICH, Pres. GEO. WUNDERLICH, Vice-Pres.
THEO. WUNDERLICH, Sec. and Treas. J. N. SANFORD, Gen'l Magr.
The C. Wunderlich Lumber and Mnfg. Co. (INCORPORATED.)
THE START.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hardwood Lumber,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
ANTIGO,
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WISCONSIN.
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ANGELO.
A settlement in Angelo township, Mon- roe county, 212 miles from Sparta, the county seat, banking and shipping point Has rural free delivery from Sparta.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN. TEA (See page 4.)
Newton's O I Sons Co, flour mill. Rockwell W, general store.
ANIWA.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Aniwa town- ship, Shawano county, 48 miles northwest of Shawano, the county seat, and 11 from Antigo, the usual banking point. Has Catholic, German Lutheran and Presbyter- ian churches and a graded public school. Mail stage daily to Hogarty and Johnson. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion. George H. Goldrick, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Baxter David, blacksmith.
Black H & M, general store.
Botrell E R, painter.
Bungee Charles, constable.
Carley George A, hotel and barber.
Crook J K, mason.
Edwards Lumber Co, saw mill.
GOLDRICK GEORGE H, General Store, Real Estate and Loans.
Goldrick L K, lumber.
Hanson H C, justice of peace.
Hoffman Louis, saloon.
House R S. hardware.
Huber Andrew, hotel and saloon.
Hoffman L, hotel.
Kestloot B, tailor.
Little C A, painter.
Mattoon Mnfg Co, furn mnfrs, 9 mi e. MEIDLE CHARLES, Furniture. Monahan T, saw mill.
Moses Dick, meats.
Reinke Otto, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Rogers W H, pickle mnfr.
Romine Harry, drayman.
Sherwood O P, carpenter.
Spanbauer John, saloon.
Stecklauer Louis, general store,
Stewart D S, bicycle rim mnfr. Vogl Adam, carpenter.
Vogl Charles, real estate and ties. Wagner Andrew, blacksmith.
Wilcox Frank, confectioner and barber. WHEELER MRS J, Grocer.
Wincenten Bros, saw and shingle mill. Woodmance Richard, saloon.
Zeiglebauer Joseph, saloon.
ANNATON.
A discontinued postoffice in Grant coun- ty. Send mail to Stitzer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANNITA.
A country postoffice in Banner town- ship, Bayfield county, 50 miles from Wash- burn, the county seat, 14 from Drummond the nearest rail approach and 17 from Iron River, the usual banking and ship-
ping point. George S. Barnes, postmaster and general store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANNSBURG.
Dunn county. Name changed to Ridge- land.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANSON.
In Chinewa county, 91/2 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, bank- ing and shipping point. Has rural free de- livery from Chippewa Falls.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANTIGO.
Population, 5,200. Was originally settled in 1876 and the town laid out by the late F. A. Deleglise. The plat was recorded in July, 1882, and it was incorporated as a city in 1885. It is the county seat of Langlade county and is located on Spring Brook river and on the C. & N. W. Ry., 150 miles southeast of Ashland, 207 north- west of Milwaukee and 292 northwest of Chicago. It is surrounded by an abundance of hard and soft wood timber lands and the clearings have been rapid- ly developed into a good farming country which gives permanence to the city as a commercial center. The city is lighted by electric light, has water works, fire de- partment, wide streets that are well paved, a free public library, first-class hotels, two substantial banking institutions with ample capital, and 3 weekly newspapers- Antigo Herold (German), Antigo Journal and Republican. The churches are Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, German Evan- gelical, German Methodist, Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal denominations. Two parochial schools under Catholic and Lutheran management, a
$25,000 high school and four ward schools constitute the public school system. Among the more prominent manufacturing interests are planing, hoop and hub mills, roller flour- ing mill, 2 breweries, 2 saw mills, chair factory, veneer works, hub fac- tories, stave and heading owrks, foun- dry, whiffletree manufactory, iron works and the machine shops of the C. & N. W. Ry. Mail stages daily to Polar, Elton, Langlade and Markton, and tri-weekly to Morley. The shipments comprise live stock, grain, produce, lumber and manu- Factured products. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Edward Cleary, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA, (See page 4.)
Albers John F. drugs.
Andrews Marcus D. grocer.
Antigo Bill Posting Co.
Antigo Bldg Supply Co, C A Hirsch mngr, planing mill.
Antigo Bottang Works, Ed Goebel sec. Antigo Electric Light Plant (John Wright) ANTIGO FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Miss Clara H Kunst, Librarian.
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Planing Mill Exhausters, Drying Apparatus, Fans and Blowers. Engines, Cotton Elevators, Dry Kiln Appurtenances, Steel Plate
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
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138 Antigo R. L. POLK & CO.'S Antigo
ANTIGO HEROLD THE, Ed Goebel Corbett D P. saloon.
Publisher and Propr German and Eng- Costello & Thomas, barbers.
lish News. (See page 143).
Antigo Hospital, Pauline Bartelsen supt. ANTIGO JOURNAL (Semi-Weekly),
Crocker Chair Co (Sheboygan, Wis), L L Gibbs mngr.
DAILEY JOHN, With Moses & Moses, Real Estate, Lands and Loans.
Dallman Charles F, grocer.
Dana Leon D, jeweler.
Daskam Edward, real estate.
Davis William, barber.
DAWLEY WALTER H, Publr Weekly News Item. (See page 143).
Antigo Sash, Door & Supply Co, John A Ogden sec.
Antigo Telephone Co, J C Lewis mngr. Antigo Water Works, R M Kutchins supt Arveson A M, city clerk.
Aulik John blacksmith.
Bacon Gilbert, hotel.
Bacon Milton L, bottler.
Bailey Benjam n, knitting works.
Baker Charles B, dentist.
Bauter Frederick W, photographer.
Beattie & Williams (Charles M Beattie). drugs.
Below Julius, merchant tailor.
Beneke J Fred, tailor.
BENISEK & RYNDERS (John Benisek, B W Rynders), Farm and Timber Lands; Insurance and Steamship Agents. (See page 143). Berger Bostigon, grocer.
Berglin Bernhard, meats.
Berglin Gustav A, meats.
BERNER BROS (Henry and
Fred), Edwards H R, lumber.
Publrs Antigo Journal. (See page 143). Berner Wm, propr Langlade Hotel.
Biendi Frank, saloon.
Bishoff Henry J. shoemaker.
Blahnik Charles, wagonmaker.
Boerner Carl L, furrier.
Borch Carl, tanner. Borgman Henry G, real estate.
Bork Wm, meats.
Braun Charles L, jeweler.
Brehmer August, coal.
Brehmer August F, drayman. Breunig George, carpenter.
BRIGGS RALPH M, Dray and Standard Oil Co.
Agt
Brighum Alex J, baker.
Brooks Edward S. surveyor.
brooks F S, surveyor.
Frey Wm, restaurant.
FRIEND HOTEL, Charles F Long
Propr.
FRIEDMAN HERMAN, Baker and
Grocer.
Froehlich E R. barber.
Frost Veneer Seating Co, 2 F Calhaun
res mnfr.
Gann Louis, jeweler.
GARVEY ROBERT, Propr Hoo Hoo Hotel. (See page 141).
Glasgow J Rupert, vet surgeon.
GOEBEL ED, Publr and Propr The Antigo Herols. (See page 143).
Goldberg Abraham, general store.
Goldberg David, flour and feed.
Goodrick Edson J, lawyer.
Grand Opera House, Max Hoffman mngr. Gray Frank T, grocer.
Griesch Nicholas J, teas.
Grimm Rev A (Evangelical).
Cody Edward, shoes. Coonan Richard, shoemaker.
Griswold Louis, barber. Haley Richard, ice.
DESIGNERS And Builders of Special MACHINERY and TOOLS. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealers, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
Edick David B, surveyor.
Feihtner Peter, cigar mnfr.
Fessenden Bros, saloon.
Finucane & Conway (Francis J Finucane, Adrian C Conway), lawyers.
First National Bank The (capital $50,- 000), Leander Choate pres, W B McAr- thur cashr.
Flanigan Bros (John and Patrick), meats. Flatle -- M A, physician.
Foster & Morrison (O H Foster, H F Mor- rison), lawyers.
Franzke Charles, blacksmith.
Freiburger Leonard, wagonmaker.
Freiburger & Wirig (Leonard Freiburger, Joseph Wirig), blacksmiths.
French George A & Sons (George A, Rich- ard E and Plyn H) meats.
Browning A G, painter.
Buchin E, creamery. Buerger Sabastian, confectioner.
Burdick Christopher, blacksmith.
Callow Joseph E, dentist, Chandler Daniel F, syrup, 41/2 miles s e. Cherf Frank, grocer.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, Michael O'Donnell agent.
Chilcote Elmer H, restaurant.
Church Alfred P, county treasurer.
Citizens Brewing Co, Wencel Sipkr sec, Gibbs mngr.
CLEARY EDWARD, Postmaster. Clements David, coal and wood. Cline C L, physician.
COLUMBIA MNFG CO, G W Jones Pres, C T Mortenson Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Window and Door Screens and Apiar- ists Supplies. (See page 141).
Deleglise Alex L. surveyor.
Deleglise Estate, Mrs Mary Deleglise ex- ecutor, lands.
Dickinson G C, lawyer.
Doersch George M, blacksmith.
Donahue Michael J, physician.
Dorr Benjamin surveyor.
Dorr Stephen F, second hand goods.
Doyle James F, physician.
Dreggs John, sheriff.
Dubois Joseph, confectioner.
DUCHAC JOSEPH, Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages, Insurance, Notary, Civil En- gineer and Surveyor. (See page 139). Eaton & Sheriff (Elmer Eaton, Frank Sheriff), livery.
DEANE C WERDEN, Abstracts, Law- yer, Real Estate and Court Commission- er. (See page 141).
Berner Bros Publrs,533 Superior. (See p 143.) Antigo Mnfg Co (John Halley, H A Bab- Dallman Albert, wagonmaker.
cock, G H Maxwell, G K McNeeley), stave mnfrs.
ANTIGO REPUBLICAN, C 0 Marsh Publr. (See page 143).
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Antigo
STATE
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Antigo
JOSEPH DUCHAC, REAL ESTATE, LOANS and INSURANCE.
SURVEYOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Antigo, Wis.
Agency of American Surety Co., of New York. Large Amount of Farm and Timber Lands for Sale. Trespasses Estimated and Collected. Property shown Free of Charge. Correct City and County Maps for Sale. Write Me for List of Lands.
Blue Prints of Surveys Furnished.
Transportation Paid to all purchasers of 80 acres or more. Write for Reduced Railroad Rates.
ANTIGO, WIS., and 603 Security Bldg, CHICAGO, ILL.
THE EYES OF THE PEOPLE ARE ON
Northern Wisconsin Lands
If you want to buy or sell land, in large or small tracts, for a home or speculation.
If you want land on easy terms at a low price in the most productive part of the United States.
WRITE TO
FRED. HAYSSEN, ANTIGO, WISCONSIN.
or LANGLADE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated.) ALL CORRESPONDENCE CHEERFULLY ANSWERED.
A. C. UECKE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS and FARM LANDS, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See p. 12 )
140 Antigo
Hammond Walter J, lawyer.
Hampton Fred, grocer.
Hartford Leon D, stationery.
Hay Henry, attorney.
HAYSSEN FRED, Abstracts of Title,! I Shapiro), Crockery.
Real Estate, Farm and Timber Lands. LONG CHARLES F, Propr Friend Hotel (See p 139.) Lower John M, physician.
Heim Philip, harness.
Heller Ernest, grocer.
Hermann James W, tailor.
Hermann John, general store.
Hessel John Hardware Co (John Hessel, McCormick James, barber. George Ewen). McFadden Hugh, barber.
High School Library,
Hoffman Joseph, hotel.
Hoffman Max, lawyer and mngr Grand Op- McKenna James, tinner.
era House.
Hogan Thomas W. lawyer.
HOO HOO HOTEL, Robert Garvey
Propr First-Class Accommodation, Rea- sonable Rates. (See page 141).
Hopkins James H, stationery.
HOTEL VIVIAN, R J Morgan Propr. (See p 141.)
Hudson Henry L, saloon.
Huefner Paul, saloon.
Hughes J P. grocer.
Humphrey H C, real estate.
Jaeger Paul F. confectioner.
Jens Adolph, saloon.
Jewell Hollis N, sewing machines.
Jivovec Matthew, saloon.
Karel Joseph, tailor.
Kasch K & Co (Karl Kasch), shoes.
Keen George E, grocer.
Kellogg T D Lumber & Mnfg Co, Tracie Miller W F, meats. Censky sec. Kennedy Frank, saloon.
Kestly Fred, dentist.
Kiefer Fred W, insurance.
King Bros (H C and J A), meats.
Koebke Richard, agt Am Exp Co and W U Tel Co.
Koeizer Mrs Lillie P, milliner.
Kohl H A Co, August Kohl pres, Mary Tollefson sec, hardware.
Koles Albert. saloon.
Komers Matthew, general store.
Koudelka John G, tinner.
Kratche Rudolph, general store.
Krom M & Co (Meyer Krom, Wm H Wol- pert), dry goods.
Kruger H, creamery.
KUNST MISS CLARA H, Librarian An- tigo Free Public Library.
Nowotney A J, clerk Circuit Court.
O'Conner Vincent B, feed.
Olmsted Wm J livery.
Opie John, saloon.
Palmer E H, insurance.
Parsons John W, county judge.
Pentony & Seibold (James Pentony, Jos- eph Seibold), saloon.
Peroutka & Casteline (Simon Peroutka, Warren Casteline), blacksmiths.
Peters Albert, gunsmith. Peters Mrs Emlie, bicycles.
Peterson Agmos, mason.
Petters Charles H, vet surgeon.
Pick Simon, general store. Pitchner John W, horsetrainer.
Pleschner Hugo. harness.
Preston Nicholas E, pianos.
Lewis & Conway Co (J C Lewis, A C & D Quemm James, coroner. W Conway), agrl impts.
Raess Herman, saloon.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
BUY AND SELL North Wisconsin & Michigan Lands.
Metal Goods, Office and Desk Railings,
221-225 Eighth St.
Brass Wickets, Fences. Crestings, and all kinds Ornamental Iron Work.
Manufacturer of
all kinds of
- - L C. Colnik Mnf'g Co.,
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Antigo
Leykom & Findelsen (Charles S Leykom, Henry Findelsen), general store. Lipman Julius, grocer. LIPMAN & SHAPIRO (Julius Lipman,
McCandless & Zobel (Edward W McCand- less, Robert W Zobel), furniture.
McCarthy John, drugs.
McHale & Huschetz (James McHale, Jo- hannes Huschetz) saloon.
McNamara Wm F, saloon.
Maloney Dennis, saloon.
Maltby & Neff (John Maltby, A E Neff), saloon.
MARSH CHARLES 0, Publr Antigo Republican. (See page 143).
Martin Edward J, livery.
Martin John E. lawyer.
Martiny Henry, hotel.
Matheny Mrs Laura, dressmaker.
Menting & Boll (John Menting, Anton
Boll), cigar mnfrs.
Mettler Bros (John and Joseph), saloon.
Meyer Herman, brick mnfr.
Michaelson Andy E, pianos.
Michaelson Frank, harness.
MILLARD A B, Editor Weekly News Item
Mills Henry B. dentist.
Mills H A, coroner.
Moir Wm H, clothing.
Molle Anton, jeweler.
Montoure D E & Son (David Frank), saloon. E and Morgan W S & M H (Wm S and Mary H), machinists.
MORGAN R J, Propr Hotel Vivian. (See p. 141.)
Morse E A, lawyer.
MOSES & MOSES (Fred L and Guy J), Real Estate, Land Loans and Insurance. (See page 143).
Neff Edgar, blacksmith.
Nelson John, blacksmith.
Nohe Sisters, milliners.
Kunz & Kupper, saloon. Laehn Herman, brick mnfr.
La Londe E, plumber.
LANGLADE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. (See page 139).
Langlade County Agricultural Society, George French pres, George W Hill sec, H A Kohl treas.
Langlade Hotel, Wm Berner propr.
Langlade National Bank, O P. Walsh cashr. Larson O, blacksmith.
Larzelere Byron, barber.
Latta George W. lawyer.
Laughlin & Kelly (John J Laughlin, Pat- rick F Kelly), hardware.
LEWIS J C CO, Edward Cleary Pres, J C Lewis Mngr, Hardware.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
McArthur John, city marshal.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.,
Antigo
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Antigo 141
C. WERDEN DEANE, REAL ESTATE, ATTORNEY AND ABSTRACTER,
COURT COMMISSIONER.
ANTIGO, = - WISCONSIN.
Only Abstract Office in Langlade County. I have complete transcripts from the Counties of Oconto, Shawano and Lincoln of all conveyances affecting lands in Langlade County. Lands sold and taxes paid. Money loaned. Correspondence Invited.
HOO HOO HOTEL,
ROBERT GARVEY, Propr. Electric Lights. Hot and Cold Water. Closets Upstairs and Down. First-class Bath Rooms Free to Guests. Headquarters for Traveling Men. Situated half a block from C. & N. W. Ry. Depot,
RATE, $1.50 PER DAY. ANTIGO, WISCONSIN.
HIGH GRADE DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FINE SCREENS MADE TO ORDER.
Write for Catalogue Showing Designs.
Estimates Furnished Promptly.
Columbia Mnfg. Co.
ANTIGO, = WISCONSIN.
HOTEL VIVIAN,
R. J. MORGAN, Proprietor.
Steam Heat and Electric Lights. Baths, Hot and Cold Water and all other Modern Conveniences.
RATES, $2.00 Per Day. ANTIGO, WIS.
The Eau Claire Business College EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
Practical Business as conducted by Practi- cal Business Men, taught in the shortest possible time.
Metal Stamping STAMPING AND TOOL CO. Electroplating LA CROSSE, WIS.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Apollonia
142 Antigo
Ralph Rev P H (Cangregational). RATH VALENTINE P, County Clerk. Rayworth Ernest S, clothing. Reauer William, register of deeds. Rezek Bros (John and Joseph), gen store. Rinish Anton, shoemaker.
Roberts & Van Ostrand (Thomas J Rob- erts, Edwin H Van Ostrand), ties, posts. Romeis Samuel, confectioner.
Ross & Stone (Munson M Ross,
Stone), brick mnfrs. Rudolph Julius A, grocer.
Salle Rev Conrad (Catholic).
Sam Wing, laundry.
SANFORD J N, General Mngr The C Wunderlich Lumber Co.
Schaefer Herman, saloon.
Schlemmer Julius, grocer.
Schlundt Herman, saloon.
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