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Stage Line, Maurice Proctor Proprietor.
Mineral Point and Northern Ry Co, C W McIlhon pres, W D Main sec.
Minor Maurice J, ice. Morgan Wm J, dentist.
Mulhairn James M, cigar mnfr. Num Yep. laundry. Oake Walter, blacksmith.
O'Keefe Rev James (Catholic). Opie Peter, blacksmith. Osborne John R, harness.
Parmley J P, physician.
Paulskill Peter, live stock.
Penberthy James, livery.
Penhallegon Alfred. carpenter.
Penhallegon John J, hardware.
Penhallegon Samuel J, cattle breeder. Penhallegon Wm J, dry goods.
Peter John, grocer.
PHILLIPS MISS ANNIE, Mngr United States Hotel.
Pitts Henry, notary and justice.
Pitts John B, grocer.
Prideaux George W. barber.
Prideaux & Bliss (Wm H Prideaux, Wm P Bliss), drugs.
Priestley Thomas M, lawyer.
Prisk Wm, painter.
Prisk Wm E, apiarist.
PROCTOR MAURICE, Propr Mineral Point and Dodgeville Stage Line.
Quick & Austin (Thomas Quick. George Austin), livery.
Reiser George, billiards.
Reynolds John B, real est, ins and notary.
Roether Albert, live stock.
Ruckes John C, drugs.
Schaaf Michael F, live stock.
Schaumberg Joseph, saloon.
Scott Walter W, photographer.
Simon Nicholas, cheese mnfr.
Snow Nelson H, railroad and tel agt.
Spensley & Hoare (James Spensley, James Hoare), creamery.
Spensley & McIlhon (Calvert Spensley, Charles McIlhon), lawyers.
Springer Charles F, cigar mnfr.
Standard Oil Co, John P Harris agt.
Stephens Albert M, livery.
Strong Agnes F, music teacher.
Stude Wm, live stock.
STUDE WM, Propr Globe Hotel and Saloon.
Terrill Mark W, propr City Hotel.
Terrill S & C H (Samuel and Charles H), marble works.
Thoma Adam W, jeweler and notions.
Thrasher James, chief of police.
Toay John R, grocer.
Tonkin Benjamin, mason.
Treweek Charles, blacksmith.
Treweek Joseph, notary.
Treweek Nicholas, agrl implts.
Tripoli Mining Co, zinc.
U S Express Co, J J Hanscom agt.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, Miss Annie Phillips Manager.
Van Matre Nathan K, auctioneer.
Vivian Frederick, drugs.
Vivian Stansmore, physician.
Walker Rev T F (Primitive Methodist).
Wallace Bros (Albert J and Harold A), bakers.
Waters James, cattle breeder.
Waters Simon, live stock.
Wearne Martha, milliner. Weasen Herman, barber.
Wiedenfelder Bros (Philip and Frank), painters.
Weil Henry S, mngr Electric Light Co.
Western Mining Co, zinc.
Weyer Rev Nicholas (Catholic). Williams Orville, painter.
Winn Charles, barber.
Wisconsin House, James S Keyes propr. Wisconsin Telephone Co, J A Meserole agt.
Robt. B. Clark
Buyer and Grain, Hay, Seeds
Shipper CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. Write for Prices.
ABSTRACTS
All Abstracts Typewritten. NED WITHERS, Box 176, Ashland, Wis.
for ASHLAND, BAYFIELD and IRON COUNTIES. Also REAL ESTATE.
MINERAL POINT AND DODGEVILLE Varlin George, clothing.
IMPROVED FARM LANDS For Sale by A. C. UECKE, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See page 12.)
902 Mineral Point
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Misha Mokwa
Women's Reading Club and Free Public MEDENWALDT & KEPLER (Theodore Library, Mrs N Chase librarian. Medenwaldt, Henry Kepler), Meats. Young & Fiedler (James Young, Bernard Minocqua Hardware Co (Henry O and Ed- ward Evenson). Fiedler), saloon.
MINNESOTA JUNCTION.
Population, 200. A post village on the C., M. St. P. Ry., at the junction of the C. & N. W. Ry., in Oak Grove township, Dodge county. 3 miles north of Juneau, the county seat, and 3 from Horicon, both of which places afford banking facilities. Stage twice daily to Juneau; fare, 25 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am! and U. S. Telephone Pizer Fred, clothing.
connection. Charles W. Kleist, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hoyt T D, railroad, exp and tel agt. KLEIST CHARLES W, General Store.
Krause H C, hotel and livery.
Sawyer J W, grain elevator,
Sweeney Nelson, hay presser and coal. Wagner W J, produce and poultry.
MINOCQUA.
Population, 600. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Vilas county, 27 miles east of Eagle River, the judicial seat, and 278 miles north of Milwaukee, is beautifully situated on Tomahawk Lake, famous for its fishing; is also a famous summer resort and contains many beautiful sum- mer homes. Is lighted by electricity and has a good system of water works, Bap- tist, Catholic and Methodist churches, a bank, good hotels, and a weekly news- paper, the Times. Stages meet every train at Woodruff; fare, 25 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. F. L. Schilling, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Adams Almer, teacher.
(See page 4.)
Abraham George, blacksmith.
Aylwood R C, physician.
BANK OF MINOCQUA (Capital $5,000), George Schilling Pres, John Schilling Cashier.
Bolger Bros (Andrew J, PatrickB, Michael J and Thomas M), general store.
Bremmer Louis, saloon.
Briggs House, Frank J Keliher propr.
Buetefisch Mrs M K, baker.
Carlin James, hotel.
Carrigan Charles, guide.
Denney Thomas, restaurant.
Dillon Rev Charles J (Catholic).
DORWIN ARTHUR 0, General Store.
Dougherty John, Indian novelties.
Doyle Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
Doyle & McGonigal (Michael F James McGonigal), real estate.
Doyle, Farrell Robert, saloon.
Fisher Wm H, shoemaker.
Hannon Andrew P, barber.
Hooper Charles W, publr Minocqua Times and fire insurance. Jenkinson David L, jeweler.
Jossart David, boat livery.
Keliher Frank J, propr Briggs House. Kennedy A D, guide.
Lake Side House, Patrick Madden propr. Lange Fred, tailor.
Lape Richard, guide.
Little Peer B, saloon and barber. Lusk A P, dentist.
Madden Patrick, propr Lakeside House.
SCHILLING FRANK L, Drugs. Schumann Gustav, saloon.
Smith Robert A, brewer's agt.
Stoben Benjamin, blacksmith.
Thomas George B, cigarmaker.
Torpy Thomas J, physician.
Union The, Patrick O'Malley propr. Walsh John, guide.
Wasserberger Richard, cigarmaker.
Williams Wm, guide.
Winters John, guide.
Woodlock John, electre light plant.
MINONG.
Population, 100. On Shell creek, and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Minong township, Washburn county, 27 miles north of Shell Lake, the judicial seat. Has Cath- olic and Methodist churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am ... S. P. Fay, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Askey F I, general store.
CARTWRIGHT IRA, Saw Mill. DAVIES, JAMES, General Store.
Fournier Leo, blacksmith.
Fournier Mrs P, milliner and dressmaker.
Hohl J J, real estate.
Imeslund A J, saloon.
Lewis K W, gardener. Mudge D A, copper mine.
Mulvaney James, R. R, exp and tel agt.
Mulvaney J H, orchestra leader.
Nolan Edward, justice.
Nordholm Gustav, loans.
Olson P, saloon.
Parent Frank, hotel and saloon.
Peaks S L. livery.
Sampson A E, livery.
SHANE N A, General Store.
Shane Wm E, wood, logs and agrl impts. Sherman Daisy. teacher.
Skinvik H. town clerk.
Spafford Frank, grocer. Sutherland E L, gardener.
Veilleny Mrs S, milliner.
White Peter, mason.
Wolf J H, fisherman.
MISHA MOKWA.
Population, 45. On Little Bear creek, in Nelson township, Buffalo county, 16 miles northwest of Alma. the county seat, 7 from Nelson, the nearest railroad station, and 11 from Durand, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Nelson and Urne. Mail, daily. P. M. Jacobson, postmaster.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
BUY AND SELL North Wisconsin & Michigan Lands.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
LAMPS, INKSTANDS and DESK OUTFITS in all kinds of Metal and Styles. Manufacturer of HAMMERED LEAF WORK, such as FLOWER STANDS, LANTERNS, C. COLNIK MNF'G CO. 221-226 EIGHTH ST.
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DESIGNER and ARTISTIC METAL WORKER.
Minocqua The, Harvey Selleck propr. Minocqua Times, Charles W Hooper publr. Morey Jacob, livery.
Nolan Gus, propr The Northern.
Northern The, Gus Nolan propr.
Ober Herman H, railroad and exp agt.
O'Malley Patrick, propr The Union.
Pilon J & Son (Joseph and Joseph A), genl store.
Ray Stilers W, guide.
Reed George, justice of peace.
Ruder Wm, brewer's agt.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Misha Mokwa
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Mondovi 903
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. du Lac county, 13 miles southeast of Fond
(See page 4.) Aitkin Edward, blacksmith. Ailtkin Dobert, justice.
JACOBSON PETER M, General Store, Notary Public and Postmaster. MARQUARDT H G, Cigar Mnfr and Flour Mill.
MISHICOTT.
Population, 400. On East Twin river in Mishicott township, Manitowoc county, 12 miles northeast of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 8 north of Two Rivers, the near- est railroad station and banking point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches. Stages daily to Two Rivers and Green Bay. Mail, daily. Fred Halberg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Cech & Kolick, harness. Chloupek A S, lawyer. Conelly Pat. blacksmith. Dufeck Bros, blacksmiths. Engelhardt Henry, cheese mnfr.
Hoffman Milling Co, saw mill. Hocker Nick F, hotel.
HOLST A, General Store. Hueck August, hotel. Karnopp Gottfried L, physician. Krist Mike, saloon. Levenhagen Charles, opera house and sa- loon.
Levenhagen Louis & Son, meats.
Mueller Wm. furniture.
Nays O H, shoemaker. Niquette Joseph, barber. Novey's Orchestra, John Novey leader. Ploeckelmann Caspar, justice and shoes. Reis Joseph, carpenter. Rhode August. saw and planing mill.
Roniller Samuel. saloon. St Louis Rev Philip (Catholic). Scheurer John G, brewer. Scheurer Peter saloon.
SCHIMMEL NICHOLAS & CO, Saw Mill. Schmidt Otto, exp agt. Sinconlar Philip, sigar mnfr. Skwar Joseph, meats. Sladky Frank, saloon. Stehn Herman, justice. Stoneman Wm, creamery. TERENS & OSWALD, Hardware.
Vater Rev Gustav (Lutheran). Vogel Bros, general store. Weinfurthur Charles, creamery. Wilde Fred, cheese mnfr. Wilkowski C G, cheese mnfr.
Yelmene Peter, shoemaker. Zimmerhaker Charles, hotel.
MISSION.
A postoffice in Outagamie county, on the Roets Peter, veterinary surgeon. Oneida Indian reservation, 31/2 miles from Shimmers T. mason.
Oneida, on the G. B. & W. R. R., 11 from Shodron George, well borer. Green Bay and 7 from De Pere. C. E. Car- penter, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MITCHELL.
du Lac. the county seat, 61/2 east of Eden, the nearest railway station, and 9 from Campbellsport, the nearest banking point. Has rural fre delivery from Eden.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Morgan John, general store. Morgan R, blacksmith.
O'Connor Thomas F, ins agt.
MODENA.
Population, 90. A village in Modena township, Buffalo county, 1414 miles north- east of Alma, the county seat and usual shipping and banking point. Stages dails to Alma and Mondovi. Mail. daily. L. C. Serum, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Coats Bros (L A and F A), blacksmiths. Fuller & Johnson Mnfg Co, blacksmiths. Laterbach Wm, pumps.
Modena Co-operative Creamery Co. Ottoson Hans general store and justice. Ruseling Garet flour mill ..
Stamm Onna, milliner.
SEVERSON T J, General Store.
Wiser Jeremiah E, hotel.
MOEVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Pierce coun- ty. Has rural free delivery from Ells- worth
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MONCHES.
Population, 200. A post village on the Oconomowoc river in Merton township. Waukesha county, 18 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat, and 3 from North Lake. the nearest shipping point. Telephone connection. Mail daily. Peter Whelan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bennett Nellie, music teacher.
Bowe Rev J F (Catholic).
Bucher Wm, thresher.
BURG JOSEPH & SONS, Flour MIII. Burg J E, teacher.
Campbell Bernard L. physician.
Dempsey Robert, teacher.
Donnelly Francis J, physician.
Hoffman George, hardware.
Keating Mrs Fannie, nurse.
Lansing Gustavus, wagonmaker.
Manning Theodore, carpenter. O'Neill J J, blacksmith. Purtell F L, general store.
Ward James C, general store and hotel.
WHELAN PETER, General Store and Hotel.
Winkler & Becker, creamery.
MONDOVI,
Formerly known as Osceola, is a discon- Population. 1,350. First settled in 1866, is tinued postoffice in Oscola township, Fondlan incorporated city on Buffalo river, and
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on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Buffalo county, 30 miles northeast of Alma, the ju- dicial seat. It has Baptist, Catholic, Con-
gregational, Evangelical and Methodist churches. 2 banks, 2 flour mills and 2 week- ly newspapers the Harld and News. Stages daily to Gilmanton, Modena, Rock Falls and Caryville, Telephoen connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. James T. Brownlee, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Del, restaurant and grocer.
American Hotel, Christ Roffler propr.
Amunson Philip B. physician.
Anderson Norman E. physician.
Berg C A & Co (Christ A Berg, Edward L Erickson), hardware.
Blum David, junk.
Brenner Minnie, milliner.
Brinkman Edward, livery.
Buffalo County Bank (capital $25,000), Jacob
Canar pres, Alex Lees vice-pres, Herbert Schaetle Frank, general store.
L Smith cashier.
Buffalo County News, H H Scott publr. Butler Wm, mngr W W Cargill & Co, grain elevator.
Campbell Rev James T (Catholic).
Canar H J & Co (H J Canar, Ole G Ward), hardware.
Canar Wm, billiard hall.
Cargill W W & Co, Wm Butler mngr. grain Urness P H, lawyer.
elevator.
Cathart J M, farm implts.
Cheny John E, upholsterer.
Chrysler Charles, baker.
Commercial Hotel, Anton Quarberg propr. Conger F G, physician.
Cooke Lulu M, milliner.
Costley C A, dentist.
Darling John, blacksmith.
Errickson Bros (Albert H and Helmer E), drugs.
Fansler Stephen T, photographer.
First National Bank of Mondovi (capital
$25,000), J W Whelan pres, R Southworth Berg Herman, propr Monico House.
cashier.
Fisher Aretas B, feed mill.
Fuller Ellsworth D, harness.
Gilman Schuyler G, lawyer.
Grorud & Kummer, George Grorud mngr, photographers.
Hanson Peter, farm implements.
Hebberd Charles H, physician.
Helwig Wm, hardware.
Holcomb B F, justice of peace.
Horner & Hessler (F E Horner, T J Hess- ler), barbers.
Houser Walter L, horse breeder.
Houser & Smith (W L Houser, W H Smith), proprs Mondovi Herald.
Hovey & Fisher (Ole Hovey, M C Fisher), furniture.
Hoyer John H, cigar mnfr.
Hubbard S D & Co (S D Hubbard, J F Brobst, W B Hanan), live stock.
Johnson John H, clothing and shoes. Kane Kate, restaurant.
Kershaw Rev G H R (Methodist). Kindischi & Moe (Nick Kindischi, Peter is rapidly increasing in size and import-
Moe), harness and shoemakers. Knudson Sever N, grain elevator.
Knutson Knute N, general store.
Luetscher George A, drugs. Luetscher John U, dentist.
McNeil Rev S M (Congregational).
Maloney John, saloon.
Maspohle Herman, tailor.
Merkt Mathew T, blacksmith.
Miller Simon, physician.
Mondovi Electric Light Co, Adelbert D Alt manager.
Mondovi Herald, Houser & Smith proprs.
Mondovi Lumber Co, Warren M Alt mngr. Myers Ezra H, bridge contractor.
Neyseth Ole H, wagonmaker.
Northern Grain Co, H B Pace mngr. Olson Frank, tinner.
Pace & McGregor (John G Pace, George M' McGregor), general store.
Pariso & Stoll (Otis Pariso, Frank Stoll), stage line and livery.
Persiko Martin, wagonmaker. Putzeer Gustav, saloon.
Quarberg Anton, propr Commercial Hotel. Roffler Christ, propr American Hotel.
Ruplinger & Clark (M Ruplinger, L S Clark), general store.
Scott H H. publr Buffalo County News.
Shaw P F, jeweler.
Snoyenbos & Son. C C Snoyenbos mngr, jewelers.
Snyder Wm M, drayman.
Tanner Christ, livery.
Thomas Charles S, meats.
Trowbridge J W, undertaker.
Wood & Funk (Warren A Wood, Clarence F Funk), marble works.
Woodruff W W, furniture.
MONICO.
Population, 300. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Monico township. Oneida county, 14 miles southeast of Rhinelander, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. B. F. Jillson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ferley Joseph, boarding house.
Graef Henry, saloon.
Grossman Joseph, restaurant and justice. Haas Emil, orchestra leader.
JILLSON B F, Propr Northern Hotel. Kelly M, general store.
Knoblauch H H, RR, exp and tel agt. Kurtz Joseph, flour, feed and hay.
Monico House, Herman Berg propr.
NORTHERN HOTEL, B F Jillson Propr Taylor L A, general store.
MONROE.
Population, 4,000. An incorporated city located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Ill. C. R. R. (depots 11/2 miles apart), in Green county, of which it is the county seat, 37 miles southwest of Madison, 34 west of Janesville, and 105 southwest of Milwaukee. It was incorporated as a vil- lage in 1859, as a city in 1882, and is the receiving and distributing point for a rich agricultural and stock-raising section. It
ance and contains churches of the Cath- olic, Congregational, Christian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Evangelical, Adventist, Presby- terian, United Brethren and Universalist denominations, excellent public schools, a
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Monroe
905
Borden Condensed Milk Co, R M Church Sentinel. mngr. hospital, a well-equipped fire department, BOOTH CHARLES A, Propr Monroe first-class hotels, foundry and machine shop, carriage and wagon factories, a milk condensing factory, the Monroe Brewery owned by Adam Blumer, saw and planing Brewer Emil L, barber. mills, 3 banks, a large hall with a seating Bridge B H. furniture. capacity of 1,200, an opera house, and nu- merous large and well-stocked special and general stores, etc. Six newspapers, the Buehler Fred J, wagon maker. Journal-Gazette (weekly), the Daily Jour- Burgi Fred, carriage painter. nal, the Green County Herald (weekly), Burk Frederick. plumber. the Sentinel (weekly), the Evening Times Burke Peter F, saloon. (daily) and the Weekly Times, are pub- Byerhoffer Charles, cheese mnfr. lished. Land in the vicinity ranges in price from $40 to $150 per acre, and cheese, Byers Fred W, physician. butter, grain, cattle, hogs, and the prod- Campbell Wm T, propr Monroe House. ucts of the above mentioned factories com- Caradine Hector N B, lawyer. prise the shipments. Electricity is used Caradine Walter H, dentist. for lighting and the city has a reg- Carroll Bros (Edward Carroll), grocers. ular electric fire alarm, the Holly system Central House, Mrs Louisa propr. of water works, and a public library. Tele- phone connection. Exp., Am. and U. S. Chambers C L & Co. grocers. Tel., W. U. Robert A, Etter, postmaster. Chenoweth Frank L, dry goods.
Brunet A & Co (Abelardo Brunet, James O Fidler), cigar mnfrs.
Knipschild
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.
Adelman Ernest L, bicycle repairer.
Aebly Henry, saloon.
Altman Jacob, laundry.
American Express Co, Samuel Pollock agt. Ashworth Wm R, baker.
Austin Hiram G, painter.
Atherton & Atherton (O H and Wm W), real estate.
Ball Fred, street comnr and deputy sheriff. Ball H L & Son (Henry L and Fred), liv- ery.
Bauman & Keister (Emil Bauman Wm F Clawson Phineas J, lawyer.
Keister), contractors.
Bear W G, physician.
Becker John M, county judge.
Becker Wm A, lumber.
Benkert Jacob, real estate,
Benkert & Stauffacher, clothing.
Bennett Clay W, dentist.
Biddlingmeyer, Isley & Co, cheese mnfrs, 6 miles n e. Biedler Rev J A (Lutheran), physician. Bleiler John J, cheese mnfr.
BLUM SAMUEL, Clerk of Circuit Court BLUMER ADAM, Propr Monroe Brew- ery. (See below.)
Blumer Fred, cheese mnfr.
Blunt W O, city marshal.
Bolender J Dry Goods Co, Fred J Bolend-
er pres, Charles B Bolender sec and Douglas Andrew, lawyer. treas, dry goods.
Dowling Nicholas, barber.
MONROE
ADAM BLUMER, Proprietor.
Brewer and Bottler of Superior Qualities of Beer. Orders for Keg or Bottled Beer will receive prompt attention.
MONROE, - WISCONSIN.
BREWERY,
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Dunnville Stone Co. (Incorporated)
Robert A. Lang, Pres., H. R. Lang, Sec. and Treas. CUT STONE CONTRACTORS
Cut and Sawed Stone from their Quarries at Dunnville and Colfax, Wis .; also Dealers In General Merchandise. Store at Dunnville. Address No. 656 Galloway Street, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
Chenoweth Mrs Julietta M, artist.
CHRISTENSEN CHARLES F, Propr The Ludlow.
Churchill Ernest H, plumber.
CITIZENS' BANK THE (Capital $75,- 000. Surplus $75,000), G T Hodges Pres, John Luchsinger Vice-Pres, J H Durst Cashier, O A Tschudy Asst Cashier.
City Hotel The. Frank J Hill propr.
Chambers C L & Co (Charles L and John A Chambers), grocers.
Clark Robert B, physician.
Cleveland Albert L, surveyor.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK
(Capital $100,000), C Walter Twining Pres, A C Trachsel Vice-Pres, George E Thorp Cashier, J B Heeren Asst Cashier.
Connery John, blacksmith.
Copeland Mrs Mary T, florist.
Corking Nettie, dressmaker.
Curran Thomas, feed stables.
Darling Scott, painter.
Dempsey Rev Thomas (Catholic).
Dixon Rev C E (Methodist).
Discher & Schneider (John C Discher. John J Schneider), clothing.
Dodge Lumber Co, A Clarx Dodge pres, Charles S Dodge sec.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
(See adv. in Classified Machinists.) Chas. W. Schneck, Bro. & Co., Practical Machinists 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Machinery Repairing
906 Monroe
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Monroe
Drake Mrs Anna, dressmkr. Drake Eliza, dressmaker. DRAKE E A, Blacksmith and Horse- Kausler Frederick, saloon.
shoer.
Du Bois Robert, plasterer.
Dunwiddie John D, lawyer.
Dunwiddie Wm, abstracter.
Durst Nicholas, sheriff.
Edelman Eli, carpenter.
Ely Frank, painter.
Embeck Charles R, soda water mnfr. Etter John T, dry goods.
Etter Robert A, postmaster.
Etter & Treat (Robert A Etter, Benjamin G Treat), insurance. Evans Thomas, carpenter.
Fetterhoff Joseph H, painter.
Figi J Paul, shoes.
First National Bank (capital $100,000; sur- plus $10,000), Henry Ludlow pres, J B Treat vice-pres, John Strahm cashier,
C L Barlow asst cashier.
Fitzgibbons Bros (Morris and James), car- riages.
Forte Ella L, dressmaker.
Fraeser John, cheese mnfr, 3 miles n w.
Freese Fritz, brick mnfr.
Galusha Herbert B, drugs.
Gedings Miles C, city clerk.
Geissberger Charles, painter.
German Daniel, harness.
Germann Allen W, omnibus line.
Gettings Bros (Michael C and Miles T), meats. Gettings John, meats.
Glauser & Ehrat, Joseph Martin mngr,
cheese manufacturers.
Gloege Emil, photographer.
Gloege Herman L, nurseryman.
Gnagi W B, physician.
Goetz E Conrad, tailor.
Green County Herald, Robert Kohli propr.
GREEN COUNTY HOUSE, Fred Steffen Propi.
Green County Insane Asylum, R C Whit- comb supt.
Greenwald Henry C, rubber stamps.
Greenwald Samuel R, grocer.
Haack Carl, saloon.
Hawthorne Bros (Alfred, John and Wm), live stock.
Hawver Mrs Mary A, Alfred W Hawver mngr, jeweler.
Heer Abraham, meats.
Hill Frank J, propr The City Hotel.
Hodges Frank L, physician.
Hodges & Gettings (Gilbert T Hodges, Michael C Gettings), live stock.
Hoesly & Grinnell (Henry J Hoesly, Harry B Grinnell), grocers.
Hoffman Jacob, apiarist, 3 miles s e. Hoffstetter Fred, saloon.
Honeywelle Jesse D. mason.
Howe Charles W, pianos.
Hyde's Orchestra, L S Hyde leader.
Ingold Ferdinand, insurance.
Jaberg Roy, laundry.
Jackson Samuel W, live stock. Jones T H, coroner.
Jones & Knight (Tillman H Jones, Mich- ael J Knight), undertakers.
Journal and Journal-Gazette, L A Woods Monroe Public Library, Miss Kittie L & Son publishers.
Kaesch Joseph, tailor.
Karlen Gottlieb A, grocer.
Karlen Jacob & Son (Jacob, Jacob jr and Fred J), cheese manufacturers.
Kleinmeyer Charles, drayman. Kneeland E G, city treasurer. Kneller Adolph, general store.
Knight Wm J, clothing.
Knipschild Bros (John W and Frank A), blacksmiths.
Knipschild Mrs Louisa, propr Central
House.
Kohli Robert, propr Green County Herald. Krise & Co, confectioners.
Kundert Bros (Edward T and Otto H), hardware.
Kundert C Hardware Co, Casper Kundert pres and sec, hardware.
Kundert Jacob jr, cheese mnfr.
Ladon Meyer, furniture.
Lamb L L ,agt Ill Central R R.
LANZ A & SONS (Andrew, Fred, Ed- ward and John A), Wagon and Car- riagemakers.
Lanz Frederick, hardware.
Lathrop Louis H, apiarist.
Leehey John, saloon.
Lehmann Fred W, saloon.
Lichtenwalner Albert F. drugs.
LOOFBOUROW HOSPITAL, N F Loof- bourow M D. Supt.
LOOFBOUROW NATHAN A, Physician and Druggist.
Luchsinger John, lawyer and justice.
Luchsinger Thomas, lawyer and justice. Luchsinger & McGrath (Thomas Luch- singer, Wm H McGrath), lawyers.
Ludlow A. Memorial Library The.
Ludlow Edson, painter.
LUDLOW THE, CF Christensen Propr. Ludlow Louis, mayor.
Ludlow Willis, live stock.
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