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McLean George B, supply agt.
Mackey Mrs Kate, dressmaker.
Manning Elmer J, machinist.
Marti Joseph. mngr Glauser & Ehrat.
Mauermann J F, physician.
Maurer & Fritz (Richard Maurer. David Fritz). blacksmiths.
Meythaler Charles, weighmaster.
Miller Albert, jeweler.
Miller James H. drv goods.
Miller S & Son (Stephen and Charles), meats.
Miller & Hess (Frederick Miller, Thomas Hess), wagonmakers.
Mistile August, cheese mnfr.
MONROE BREWERY, Adam Blumer Propr. (See page 905.)
Monroe Business Institute, Edwin L St John propr.
Monroe City Water Works, George Luch- singer engr.
Monroe Concert Orchestra, Mrs N Booth- wegg ldr.
Monroe Electric Light and Power Co (Wm P Bragg, Byron L Wood).
MONROE EVENING TIMES, E A Odell Propr.
Monroe House, Wm T Campbell propr.
Monroe Planing Mill Co (A Clark Dodge, George Churchill, Wm Fich), planing mill
Smock, librarian.
MONROE SENTINEL, Charles A Booth Propr.
Collections.
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A. O. COLBY " Everything Electrical."
Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write, La Crosse, Wis.
Monroe WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Monroe 907
Monroe Telephone Co (capital $20,000), W P Stauffacher George J, milx. Bragg pres. C W Twining sec and treas, STAUFFACHER I M, County Clerk.
R J Weyrich mngr.
Monroe Weekly Times. J W Odell publr. Monroe Wm B, physician.
Monroe Wis N G Band. R C Graham ld. Morman J F, physician.
Morton Volney E, milk.
Moyer Samuel R, physician.
Newman Marion J. dentist.
Noble Benjamin M, furrier.
ODELL EMERY A, Propr Evening Times.
Monroe
Odell John W, publr Monroe Weekly Times Stevenson & Treat (Leander Stevenson. Palmer Carrie Sullivan, music tchr. Frank Treat), shoes.
Pandow Emil. blacksmith. Penn J C, county supt schools.
Peters Floyd F, osteopath.
Pfeiffer David, restaurant.
Pfeiffer George, baker. Pfund Robert G, saloon. Phillips W R, real estate. Puffer Prescott W, agt C M & St P Ry. Randall John G. physician.
Raymond B T, county treasurer,.
Regez Jacob, cheese mnfr.
Regez Rudolph, cheese mnfr.
Reichert Rev George W (German Evangel- ical Association).
Riley & Kundert (Oscar Kundert), pumps.
Riley, Henry
Robb Joseph F, vet surgeon. Roth Fred, saloon.
Ruegger Edward. justice and notary. Ruf Paul, confectioner.
Rusch Berthold N, cigar mnfr. Rust Ernest E, dentist.
Ryan Daniel C, marble and granite works. Sacker Jacob B, auctioneer.
St John Edwin L, propr Monroe Business Voegli Albert, cheese mnfr, 212 miles n e. Institute.
Saucerman Willard T. lawyer. Schaefer Wm B. wood.
Schenkel Rudolph. blacksmith.
Schepley Charles R, cheese mnfr. Scherer James, mason.
Schertenlieb John, saloon. Schiesser Rudolph, stationery. Schindler Andrew. grocer.
Schmidt Adam, shoes. Schneider Charles H, cigar mnfr.
Schneider & Zilmer (George Schneider, Al- bert K Zilmer). shoes.
Schoenfeld Wm C, drayman.
SCHUETZE WM A, Livery, Sales and Boarding Stables. Schuh Rev P A (Evan Lutheran).
Schuler Samuel, harness. Scott-Darling Orchestra, Wright Scott Idr. Seiler George W, physician. Settle Wm C, barber. Shelton Rev George (Episcopal). Sherron John L, district attorney. Shierk Mrs Josie, dressmaker.
Shriner Bros (Charles and Frank), under- takers. Sickinger Fred G, drayman. Sickinger Joseph A, drayman. Soseman Glen S. dentist. ISoseman John D, dentist. South Bros, cheese mnfrs. 4 miles s. Spangler George, gunsmith.
Speck Nicholas A, jeweler. Standard Oil Co. Louis Sickinger agt.
Stauffacher & Roth (Peter Stauffacher, Christian Roth), cheese mnfrs.
Stearns Bros (Daniel A and Germain O), live stock.
Stearns D A & Co (Daniel A and Germain O Stearns), real est and ins.
STEFFEN FRED, Propr Green County House.
Steinmann Jacob, carpenter.
Steinmann Jacob jr, saloon.
Stone Frank, piano tuner.
IStreiff Joshua, chief of fire dept.
Streiff & Lewis (Joshua Streiff, Andrew Lewis), hardware.
Stuntz A C. county surveyor.
Summeril Thomas L, real estate.
Summers Stephen S, register of deeds.
Sutherland Roy, agt U S Exp Co.
Sutherland Benjamin. livery.
Swartz G W supt city schools.
Thorp & Gorham, real estate.
Treat E P & F P (Ezra P and Fred P), live stock.
TRUNKENBROD WM F, Drugs.
Tschudy Fred & Son (Fred and John J), live stock.
Tschudy & Hodges (J Jacob Tschudy and Louis A Hodges), real estate.
Turners Hall (Deutsche Gesellschaft).
Udelowish Max H, general store.
United States Express Co. Roy Sutherland agent.
Van Wagenen Henry G. jeweler.
Voegli Baltz, cheese mnfr, 8 miles n.
Vogel Henry cheese mnfr.
Vogt Carl, saloon.
Vogt George, painter.
Wagner J M, baker.
Walker George. saloon.
Wegg Mrs N B. teacher of violin.
Weigle Frank W. photographer.
Weirich P J, mngr MonroeTel Co.
Weiss Fred, carpet weaver.
Wells C W propr Wells Opera House.
Wells Henry E. horsedealer.
Wells & Edelman (Bertram C Wells, Jesse W Edelman), clothing.
Wenger Edward C. cheese mnfr.
Wenger J C & Co (John C Wenger, Albert Trachsel, Henry Elmer), cheese mnfrs.
West Dennis, live stock. Wettstein Gustav A. jeweler.
Wilber Henry, saloon.
Williams Ada B, music teacher.
Williams Henry, gardener. Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Whitcomb Rufus C, coroner.
Woodle L A & Son (Leroy A and Leroy A jr), pubirs Journal-Gazette and Daily Journal.
WRIGHT COLIN W. Lawyer.
Wright George G,abstracter.
Young & Co (Daniel S and Charles S Young), grocers Zilmer Edward F, barber.
Zuercher Ernest, saloon.
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TELEPHONE
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
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MONROE CENTER.
Population, 150. In Monroe township, Adams county, 16 miles northwest of Friendship, the county seat, and 12 north- east of Necedah, the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages daily to Necedah and Grand Rapids. Mail, daily E. A. Lawson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Callaghan John, saloon.
(See page 4.)
Hammond A C. flour mill.
ROBERTS R R, Genl Store and Lum- Cavanaugh Daniel C, physician.
ber.
York Fred, mason.
MONTANA.
A country postoffice in the township of Connor Thomas O, county treasurer. the same name, Buffalo county, 18 miles Croarken & Wambier (John Croarken,
east of Alma, the county seat, and 14 August Wambier), livery. northwest of Arcadia, the nearest railway station and banking point. Mail, daily. Currie Wm F. real estate and ins.
George Kindschy, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Dascher Frank. mason.
Hansen Andrew, mason.
Kindschy E, teacher.
KINDSCHY GEORGE, Postmaster.
Thresher
Kindschy & Zeller saw mill.
Luethi Wm, blksmith and agrl impts.
Rippley C, thresher.
Rosenow & Senty. thresher.
Ruby B, mason.
Rupp C, feed mill and thresher. Senty A, justice.
MONTELLO.
Population, 1,200. First settled in 1849, and incorporated as a village in 1865. Is a pop- ular summer resort and the seat of justice of Marquette county, situated on the Wis- consin Central Ry., 24 miles north of Port- age and on Buffalo lake and on both banks of the Montello river, which furnishes ex- cellent water power for manufacturing pur-
poses. The village contains two of the best Harper Robert C, pres and supt Montello
granite polishing establishments in the country, and an almost inexhaustible sup- ply of granite suitable for all purposes, a planing mill. machine shop, flour and grist mills. Has water works, electric lights, 2 banks, Catholic, Methodist and Lutheran churches, a fine high school building, com- pleted at a cost of $10,000. and a weekly
newspaper. the Montello Express. Stages Lang Samuel A. county treasurer.
daily to Princeton. Granite, live stock, po- Lutke Fred W, clothing. tatoes and produce comprise the principal Lytle Isaac. propr Fountain House.
shipments. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. McCuddin Michael, justice of peace. Telephone connection. E. A. Bass, post- McCuddin M & Son (Michael and Frank master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Babcock Charles W, coroner.
Ballard Frederick. meats.
Bank of Montello, F J Dodge pres, A J Maitland Wm B, bridge builder.
Barry cashier.
Barry A J, village clerk.
Barry Charles W, mngr Montello Express Publishing Co.
Barry James, carpenter.
Barry John, lawyer.
Barry M H. insurance.
BASS DR EDWARD A, Postmaster. Black Fred, mngr Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co.
Bonkoske Edward F. saloon.
Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co. Fred Black mngr.
Brustman J E, saloon.
Burns Andrew, marble works.
Campion Thomas F, saloon.
Campion Wm. mason.
Central Wisconsin Long Distant Tel Co, Frank Shannon mngr.
Cogan Mrs Sarah. confectioner.
Collins John H, saloon.
Cross L T, supt Montello Granite Co.
Czeskleba Theodore. hardware and farm implements.
DARTT GEORGE W, Propr Montello
House. (See page 909.)
Derhem Kittie, teacher.
Dibbell Della, milliner.
and Dimond Neil, county judge.
Dodge Frank J. clerk circuit court.
Dodge's Opera House. Frank J Dodge proprietor.
Donahue John M. dentist.
Donaldson Lizzie. teacher.
Donovan Mary, dressmaker.
Everhardt Eli, feed mill.
Fitzpatrick Peter, tailor
Fountain House, Isaac Lytle propr.
Fowler & McNamara (Chester A Fowler, Daniel W McNamara), lawyers.
Freitag Herman, meats.
French Mrs C L, dressmkr.
Gorey Wm A, barber.
Gorske Henry W. shoes.
Gorsline George S, general store.
Gruhlke Henry A, wagon maker.
Gudeyahn Wm. county clerk.
Monumental Co.
Hart Fred, livery.
Hennig Emil, harness,
Hinz Mrs Gustav. carpet weaver.
Jaster John, sorghum mnfr.
John Carl C, saloon.
Kellett Axel, creamery.
Kern Rev Everett W (Methodist).
McNamara D W, district attorney.
McVay & Salmon (I A McVay, F S Sal- mon), hardware and farm impts.
Marquette Telephone Co. M H Pratt mngr. Montello Cornet Band, Charles Stevens Idr. Montello Express. Montello Express Pub- lishing Co, publrs.
Montello Express Publishing Co, Charles W Barry mngr, publrs Montello Express. Montello Granite Co. L T Cross supt.
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BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. - RETAIL. -
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Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
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A), furniture.
McDonnell Archie, horseshoer.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Galvanized Steel Stock and Storage Tanks. Galvanized Screw Joint Well Casing.
iiontello WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Montfort
606
MONTELLO HOUSE, George W Dartt Propr. (See adv.)
A discontinued postoffice in Waukesha Montello Mercantile Co, M M Smart mngr. general store. county, 22 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat, and 41/2 north of Oconomo- Montello Monumental Co, Robert C Har- woc, the nearest railroad station and bank-
per pres and supt.
Montello State Bank (capital $25,000), C A Just pres, W F Currie cashr.
Murley Elsie, prin schools.
Neck Bros (August and Benjamin), cement Dahms Wm, saloon.
sidewalks.
Nolan John, saloon.
Norcross Bros (David and Jacob F), plan- Miller Joseph, shoemaker.
ing mill.
O'Brien Kittie, teacher.
O'Connell Dennis L, general store.
Paul Herman, saloon.
Phillips George E, county surveyor.
Ponto F & Co (Fred and Otto Ponto), feed. Pratt Horace J. physician.
Pratt M H. drugs.
Preston Luther, carpenter.
Quantius Bros (Martin and Peter), live graded public school, a bank, opera house, stock.
Quantius Martin, village pres.
Robisheau Charles, apiarist.
Rochford Timothy W, grocer.
Roskie Charles R, register cf deeds.
Samuelson J, tailor.
Schlei Rev August (Lutheran).
Semrow Wm. carpenter.
Shannon Frank, jeweler and optician.
Slowey John W, saloon.
Snow John, painter.
Taylor C A. railroad, exp and tel agt. Tulley Rev F J (Catholic).
Underwood Elbridge W, cranberry grower. Underwood & Kaufmann (Jessie Under- wood. Lucy Kaufmann), printers.
Union Telephone Co, M H Pratt mngr.
Vaughn John T, saloon.
Vaughn J P, blacksmith.
Washburn Frank, drayman.
Wells & Hyde (Willis Hyde) painters.
Wells, Walter Coffren Rev (Free Methodist).
Cook & Son (Lee and Joseph), well borers.
Weseloh & Just (Gustave Weseloh, Charles Cooper Clifton A, physician.
A Just), general store. Wilkins A D. sheriff.
Williams Evan R, furniture and undertkr Wincell Mrs Agnes, dressmaker. Wincell John, grocer.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, M H Fratt mngr. Delaney Mrs J M, milliner. Wood Emil. blacksmith. Devoe Jackson, carpenter.
MONTEREY.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bente G W, creamery.
Forsyth & Rasmussen, general store. Halverson Peter, saloon.
Nehls Henry, meats.
Roth John P & Son, grist mill.
MONTFORT.
Population, 700. An incorporated village- located on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Wing- ville township, Grant county, 22 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, and 63 from Madison. It has 2 churches, a
and a weekly newspaper, the Mail. Mining is carried on in the vicinity, and zinc, sul- phur and lead ores, grain, produce and live stock are shipped. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Lucella F. Thomas, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen & Nicholas (John Allen, Wm Nicho- las), live stock.
Baxter Wm G, general store.
Bell George S, grocer.
Biddick & Biddick (John T and Edwin A), hardware.
Bjerke John H, hardware.
Carrington Miles, painter.
Chandler, Frankland Co (Joseph P
Chandler, James and Wm Frankland). cigar mnfrs.
Chandler George R, barber.
Chandler Joseph P, tobacco grower, 21/2 miles w.
Cronk Charles M, railroad, exp and tel agt. Cushman Hattie, music teacher.
Cushman Jule O, auctioneer.
David John S, carpenter.
Delaney John, zinc ore.
MONTELLO HOUSE, G. W. DARTT, Prop. MONTELLO, - WISCONSIN.
Best Hunting and Fishing In Wiscon- sin. A good place to spend your sum- mer or autumn vacation. Special at- tention given Commercial Agents- Come and sleep by the water fall. En- joy the shade of the largest cottonwood tree in the state.
CAME. Prairie Chicken, Part- ridge, Ducks, all varieties ; Rabbits, Squirrel, Geese.
FISH. Channel Bass, Small Mouth Bass, Oswego Bass, Green Bass, Rock and Mud Bass, Pickerel, Pike, Perch, Catfish. THIS IS NOT A FISH STORY.
Boats, Fishing Tackle and Balt Can be furnished at the Hotel.
Miller
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ing point, whence it has rural free delivery.
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
=all time lost from= Is the only company paying for sickness without extra charge.
910
Montfort
Dolphin Thomas B, propr Montfort House. Doran Joseph E, collections.
Eastman M Lumber Co, John James agent. Farmers' Telephone Co, Biddick & Biddick agents.
Fieldhouse Arthur, mason.
FIELDHOUSE A H & CO (John and Fred Fieldhouse), Jewelers and Stationery Fosbinder Henry, cattle breeder, 31/2 miles s W.
Frankland House, James Frankland propr. Frankland James, propr Frankland House. Frankland Samuel, blacksmith.
Gaston James, dray.
Gibson George, live stock.
Gibson May, music teacher.
Glassen Milton W, furniture and undertkr. Gould Frank, machinist.
Gould Herbert J, carpenter.
Heffner Stephen J, saloon.
Hitchcock Dennis A, meats.
Hitchcock Dr Jason B, drugs.
Howard Marida, barber.
Hughes Frederick S, harness.
Independent Consolidated Telephone
George S Bell agent.
Co, James Wm, dentist.
JOHNSON BROS (John H and -Wm F), Grain Elevator and Feed Mill, Dealers in Berkey John L, painter.
Seeds, Flour and Feed.
Johnson John, general store.
Johnson-Johns Mining Co, sulphur.
Kennedy Wm, mason.
Ketterer Englebert A, physician.
Kramer Henry, hog breeder, 3 miles s.
Letcher James E, photographer.
Manley & Mason, creamery.
Mills Wm, painter.
Montfort Brass Band, Frederick Fieldhouse leader.
Montfort House, Thomas B Dolphin propr.
Montfort Mail, R D Quick publr.
Montfort Mining Co, John Fieldhouse mngr, lead.
MONTFORT STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), Paine T Stevens Pres, Lorenzo H. Stevens Cashier, Collections Promptly At- tended to.
Oleson Mrs, carpet weaver.
Orchard Milton, prin of schools.
Palmer Jasper W, pianos.
Quick John, carpenter.
Quick Rufus D, publr Montfort Mail.
ROSENAW J M & CO (John M Rose- naw, Joseph E Semrad, Irving S Wash- - burn), Saloon.
Samter David, clothing.
Stephens Mrs Helena, confectioner.
STEVENS LORENZO H, Cashier Mont- fort State Bank and Notary Public.
STEVENS PAINE T, Pres Montfort State Bank and Notary Public.
Tabitt Louis, blacksmith.
TAYLOR JAMES T, Furniture, Un- dertaker and Justice.
Thomas Lucella F, postmaster.
Thompson Thomas A, carpenter. Tucker John L, blacksmith.
Turner Richard S, general store.
Vacha John, shoemaker.
Vincent Rev John (Methodist).
WEBSTER TR & SON (Thomas R and Oliver), Meats and Groceries.
Woodruff George, marshal.
MONTICELLO.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the Little Sugar river, on the Illinois Central R. R., and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. (depots 200 yards apart), in Mt. Pleas- ant township, Greene county, 10 miles north of Monroe, the county seat. Is the central location in the manufacture of Swiss, Lim- burger and brick cheese, for which it is the largest shipping point in the state. It has a .bank, Adventist, Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, two opera halls, and two weekly newspapers, The News and The Messenger. Telephone con- nection. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Albert E. Edwards, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Babler Henry L, blacksmith.
Babler P J, cigar mnfr.
Badger State Tel Co, J A Smith mngr.
Bank of Monticello (capital $25,000, surplus $2,500), Jacob Marty pres, Leon J Brey- linger cashier.
Barney Robert, barber.
Baxter Charles H, justice of peace.
Benkert & Murrey (Jacob Benkert, Maurice Murrey), general store.
Bloom Rev A E (Christian).
Bloomer Edward, physician.
Blum Edward J, general store.
Blum John, saloon.
Bontly Bros (John and Christian), cheese mnfrs.
Breylinger Ferdinand J, hardware.
Burgy & Lemon (Jacob Burgy, Wm Lem- "on), -live stock.
Burri Frederick, jeweler.
Cantini Mathias, harness.
Central House. Wittwer Bros proprs.
Clark Burnett L, vet surgeon.
Dick & Stadler, general store.
Fessenden J S, furniture.
Montfort Opera House, Wm G Baxter mngr FIGI JACOB, Propr Monticello House,
the Leading Hotel in the City, Also Mngr Monticello Opera House. ' (See page 911.)
Flower Dwight, physician.
Friday & Cweifel, planing mill.
Gerber & Leibely, general store.
Hancock Henry, painter.
Heyl Rev Carl (German Reformed).
Holvenstdt C D, barber.
Jordan C A, cigar mnfr.
Jordan Fred, cigar mnfr.
Jordan Wm, harness and notions.
Karlen Bros (Jacob, Ernst and Herman), cattle breeders.
Kennedy Dominick, woolen mills.
Klassey David, shoemaker.
Klassey Henry, cheese manufacturer.
Loveland Edward A, carpenter.
Lovesee E R, physician.
Luchsinger Samuel J, agrl implts.
McGoon Martha, dressmaker.
Mitchell Milton, barber.
MONTICELLO HOUSE, Jacob Figi
Proprietor. (See page 911.)
Monticello Messenger, S E Richards publr. Monticello News, J A Smith publr.
MONTICELLO OPERA HOUSE, Jacob Figi Manager. (See page 911.)
Persons Oscar J, live stock. Pierce Ira, meats.
Rean Wm T, prin of school.
For Real Estate, Farm 0. E. Pederson Land Co. and Timber Lands, see LADYSMITH, WIS.
Milwaukee, Wis. The Time Indemnity Company Germania Bldg., (See page 8.)
T. I.C.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Monticello
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
ABOUT Allouez
Springs, Green Bay, Wis.
Bi-Magnesia Water In DIABETES. Booklet Mailed Free.
Monticello
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Morley
911
JACOB FIGI,
PROPRIETOR Monticello House, THE LEADING HOTEL IN THE CITY. Also Manager Monticello Opera House. MONTICELLO, WISCONSIN.
Address
Richards S Earle, publr Monticello Mes- senger.
Rolph Bros (Charles and Wm), lumber. Smith John A, publr Monticello News. Staedler J Henry, feed mill.
Steinman J Casper, clothing and cheese shipping point. Mail, daily.
manufacturer.
Studley & Karlen (Frank K Studley, Her- man L Karlen), lumber.
Taft Mrs Nora, dressmaker.
Thener Robert, cheese manufacturer.
Van Norman Eugene W, drugs.
Voegli Emil, livery. Weismiller August, saloon.
Weismueller Bros (Edward, Albert and Jacob), cheese mnfrs.
Wichser Daniel, farm implts. Wittenwyler & Becker (Matt Wittenwyler, southwest of Washburn, the county seat Jacob Becker), cheese mnfrs.
and 10 from Ashland, the nearest banking Wittwer Bros (Albert and Gottfried), props paint. W. E. Wesche, postmaster, general Central House. store and lumber. Wittwer Edward & Bro (Edward and Gott- lieb), cheese manufacturers.
Wittwer's Opera House, Wittwer Bros proprietors.
Wolser Hiram H, mason.
Wright Arthur, railroad and exp agt.
MONTREAL.
Population, 500. On the C. & N. W. and W. C. Rys., in Montreal township, Iron county, 5 miles southwest of Hurley, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. D. E. McDonnell, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barto Dominic, blacksmith.
Cranes Patrick, hotel. Meade John, grocer. Mehrens Edward, carpenter. Sackett -, railroad and express agent. Wren A, physician.
MONTROSE.
A discontinued postoffice in Montrose township, Dane county, 20 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat, and 4 from Belleville, the nearest railroad station, whence it has rural free delivery.
(See page 4.)
Lucksinger Fred, general store.
MOON.
A country postoffice in Emmet township, Marathon county, 19 miles southwest of Wausau, the judicial seat and banking point, and 6 from Mosinee, the nearest
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Denison, Liver & Cooper, saw mill.
Edwards Francis, carpenter.
Moore George E, general store. Winn A M, notions.
MOQUAH.
Population, 30. On the N. P. Ry., in Eileen township, Bayfield county. 18 miles
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MORGAN.
Population, 160. On the Pensaukee river, in Morgan township, Oconto county, 22 miles southwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 9 west of Abrams, the nearest railroad station. Mail, daily. George Kranz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Best Rev (Evangelical).
BIRR R H, Notary Public.
Hoyer Rev A (Lutheran).
Kane Wm, general store.
KRANZ GEORGE, Genl Store and
Cheese Factory. Madsen O C, justice.
Major John, mason.
Major Robert, mason,
Rymer Homer blacksmith.
Rymer Jay, mason.
Rymer Thomas justice.
MORLEY.
A country postoffice in Vilas towship, Langlade county 1312 miles northwest of Antigo, the county seat, nearest banking
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM. FOR NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
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MORO.
A country postoffice in Jackson town- ship, Burnett county, 35 miles northeast of Grantsburg, the county seat and 25 from Spooner, the nearest banking and shipping point. C. P. Phernetton, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Davis -, saw mill. PHERNETTON C P, General Store.
MORRIS.
Population, 100. On the Embarrass river. in Morris township, Shawano county, 25 miles northwest of Shawano, the judicial seat, and 51% from Wittenberg, its shipping and banking point. Mail, daily. H. J. Sprague, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Buckstaff-Sprague Lumber Co. saw mill. MONTGOMERY CHARLES E, General Store.
Morris Mnfg Co, saw mill. Stewart P A, justice.
MORRISON.
Population, 150. A village in township of same name, Brown county, 17 miles south of Green Bay, the county seat, 512 south- east of Greenleaf, the nearest railroad sta- tion, and 111/2 south of De Pere, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Greenleaf and Wayside. Mail, daily. Edward O'Con- nell, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN.TEA. (See page 4.)
Behl Wm H, furniture and undertaker.
Borneman F, wagonmaker.
Brennen -, stock buyer.
Burke Thomas, physician.
Ehlenfelt H F, carpenter.
Excelsior Cheese Factory.
Falck Daniel, hotel and saloon.
FALCK FRANK, General Store.
Falck Louis, cheese factory.
Groth E J, harnessmaker.
Guesser John, stone mason.
Hasse August, saw mill.
Klister B, saloon.
Koehler Edward, feed mill.
Lemke A F, saw mill.
Luhman F W, physician.
Michaelson F, blacksmith.
O'CONNELL EDWARD, General Store.
Sanger F C, general store. Snyder Wm, meats.
Union Cheese Factory.
MORRISONVILLE.
Population, 225. A village on the C., M. & Beste Frank, saloon.
St. P. Ry., in Windsor township, Dane Bitzer Frank, contractor.
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