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NASHOTAH.
Population, 200. A village located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. in Delafield township, Waukesha county, 14 miles northwest of Waukesha, the judicial seat, and 5 from Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point. Has an Episcopal church. Stage twice daily to Delafield; fare, 25 cents. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Henry Brinker, postmaster.
Hartwig Rev Theodore (Evangelical Luth- eran).
Krueger & Voight, hay pressers.
Mueller Elsa, teacher.
Pagel & Kuhfal, hay pressers.
Plisch E, cheese manufacturer.
Sallin Mrs Henry, saw mill.
Steffenhagen Carl, contractor.
Tech Wm, cheese factory.
Utrecht Wm, blacksmith.
Zamzow Bros, hay pressers.
(See page 4.) Ake JosephP, carpenter.
Bigelow Ira H, hotel.
BRINKER HENRY, Confectioner. Hochmuth Bros (John and George), livery. Hochmuth Fred, blacksmith.
Johnson John J, agrl implts.
Nashotah House Library.
Nashotah Mission Episcopal Theological Seminary, Rev Wm W Webb pres.
Nashotah Realty Co (inc).
Nelson Nels A, hotel.
Rasmus Nels, general store.
Seymour Leverett B, R R, exp and tel agt. Thompson Lars, laundry.
Wagner Charles, tinsmith.
Webb Rev Wm W (Episcopal).
NASHVILLE.
Population, 250. On the C. & N. W. Ry .. in Crandon township, Forest county, 10 miles from Crandon, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., Am. W. H. Rogers, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ROGERS W H, Pres W H Rogers Lum- ber Co.
Rogers W H Lumber Co, W H Rogers pres, lumber mnfrs.
NATIONAL HOME.
A station of the Milwaukee postoffice at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in Milwaukee township and county, and a station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., 2 miles west of the Milwaukee city limits. Telephone connection.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
NAUGART.
Population, 300. A postoffice on the Little Rib river, in Berlin township, Marathon county, 15 miles northwest of Wausau, the county, seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stage daily to Wausau; fare, 35 cents. Mail, daily. Albert J. Fehl- haber, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Baumann Bros, masons.
Baumann H E, creese mnfr.
Bielke W F, general store.
Braatz Otto, contractor.
Butt Otto, drayage. Curtis Bros & Co, lumber. Emerich A, general store.
FEHLHABER ALBERT J,
Store and Farm Implements.
Gramzon W, blacksmith. Gramzon W C, feed mill.
Gutknecht Wm, mason.
NAVAN.
A discontinued postoffice in Jefferson county, 13 miles northwest of Jefferson, the seat of justice, and 6 from Watertown, the nearest banking and shipping point, whence mail is received by rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
NAYDA.
A country postoffice in Shawano county, 14 miles southwest of Shawano, the judicial seat and banking point, and 9 from Cecil, the nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. Frederick Bramschreiber, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BRAMSCHREIBER FREDERICK, Gen- eral Store.
NECEDAH,
Population, 1,300. Dating its settlement from 1849, is an incorporated village located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and C. & N. W. Rys., (depots 1/2 mile apart), and on the Yellow river, in Necedah township, Juneau county, 16 miles north of Mauston, the county seat, and 142 northwest of Milwau- kee. It is lighted by electricity and has Catholic, Congregational, Danish Lutheran and Methodist churches, a bank, an opera house, and a weekly newspaper, the Necedah Republican. Stages - daily to Strong's Prairie, Arkdale and Friendship. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tele- phone connection. James H. Spencer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson G W, photographer.
Anderson Hans, general store.
Arndt Mrs Caroline, general store.
Bank of Necedah The (capital $25,000), Charles E Babcock pres, F M Reid vice- pres, Clarence Fuller cashier.
Bezemek John, propr Commercial Hotel. Bishop Louis G, meats.
Brennan Rev J J (Catholic.)
Bulger Frank H, painter.
Bulger H R, meats.
Bunn & Cady (Wm Bunn. Frank Cady), sa- loon.
Burke Edward, saloon.
Bussell James, carpenter.
Carey Thomas P, saloon.
General Chestna Peter C. plasterer.
Cliff House, A G Gillette propr.
Close James A, barber.
Commercial House. John Bezemek propr. Daley Joseph E, drugs.
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS
54 Exchange Bldg.
JOHN PETERS & CO., Tax- Birds, Beasts and Fishes, , idermists. Six Gold Medals Awarded for Fine Art Taxidermy. 2325 State St., Chicago. III.
(See Adv. in Classi- fied Taxidermists. )
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Voight Wm A, creamery.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Necedah WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Neenah 918
Darrow Wm H & Son (Wm H and George W), grocers.
Donahue Mrs J_H. furniture.
Dvorak J J, restaurant.
Dvorak Michael, confectioner.
Eaton Walter, barber.
Ellison Charles, saloon.
Elmer W E, prin of schools.
France Moses. saloon.
Freiselbeen Wenzel K. blacksmith.
Fuller W L & Co, hay and coal.
Galvin Edward, saloon.
Gillette A J. propr Cliff House.
Gillette M L, restaurant.
Greenbury Wm, general store.
Grosse Jacob, general store.
Grosse & Silber, dry goods.
Grube & Pinney, potato warehouse.
Hall S H Co (Minneapolis), potato ware- house.
Harriman George A. hardware.
Harris Rev T W (Methodist.)
Hermann Charles F, baker.
HINTON W W, Propr Hotel Juneau. Horton George A, grocer.
Horton Wm. carpet . weaver.
HOTEL JUNEAU, W W Hinton Propr.
Huntley A R, painter.
Hutchinson C M. propr Republican.
Jennings Jay, dentist.
Kent Wm, painter.
King Bros (Harvey and Frank), livery. Kombrec Vaclaw, cigar mnfr.
Krogh Peter M, harness.
Lecy & Ellison (Charles Lecy, Charles El- Electric lines connect Neenah and Menasha
lison), saloon.
Lucas A C, physician.
Miner's Opera House, S E Miner propr.
Morley Alfred, carpenter.
Necedah Electric Light Co, Necedah Flour Mill Co proprs.
Necedah Flour Mill Co. Thomas H Williams pres, G A Peters sec.
NECEDAH REPUBLICAN, C M Hutch- inson Propr.
Niles Wm G, justice of peace.
Nooney Mrs Mar" milliner.
O'Brien Thomas W. carpenter.
Parham George H, drugs.
Reed F M & Co (F M Reed, A W Chris- tiansen), lumber. Rehor Anton, tailor.
Roberts Charles H. painter.
Roberts J A, physician.
Salter & Speas (Henry Salter, Jesse Speas), saloon.
Sanders Byron, mason. Shield Charles, surveyor. Spencer Frederick, saloon. Steen John, blacksmith. Stevens Frank, barber. Stivers Perry. dairy.
Stoswasser Joseph, harness.
Wake Alexander, livery.
Williams J & Bro (John and Thomas H), hardware.
Whellihan W P, lumber. Wood C W. railroad and exp agt. Woodruff S R, candymaker.
Young H L & Co (H L Young), grain and Buxton Charles H, painter.
produce.
NECEDAH JUNCTION.
Monroe county. See Wyeville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
NEENAH.
Population, 6,000. An incorporated city and popular summer resort, is located on the Wisconsin Central, the C. & N. W. and the C., M. & St. P. Rys., and on the Fox river, at the outlet of Lake Winne- bago, which is renowned for its beautiful and picturesque surroundings. Menasha, with a population of 5,000, is located on the opposite bank of Fox river, and the two are virtually one place. It is in Winne- bago county 13 miles northeast of Osh- kosh, the county seat. 6 from Appleton, and - 98 from Milwaukee. The city is lighted by electricity, its residences are well built, numbering among them many elegant structures, and its business streets give every evidence of thrift and progress. Has a high and several ward schools, and churches of the Baptist, Episcopal, Metho- dist, Presbyterian and Universalist denom- inations. There are 2 banks, several hotels, and 2 newspapers, the Times (daily and weekly), and the News (daily and weekly), Among the more important manufacturing interests are paper mills, stove works, brewery, kettle foundry, machine shops, boot and shoe factory, flour mills. sewer pipe and brick works, planing mill, electric light plant, etc. Telephone connection.
with Appleton and Oshkosh. Exp., Am., National and U. S. Tel., W. U. and Postal. Leonard H. Kimball, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Acker & Henebry (K L .Acker, J W Hene- bry), grocers.
Albee George H, patent attorney.
American Express Co. M W Harrison agt. Angermayer Henry, brewer.
Anspach Herman, general store.
Arnemann Wm, pop mnfr.
Austin F W, hardware specialties.
Aylward Wm & Sons (Wm, Wm jr and Ed- ward), foundry.
Babcock H A, horse breeder.
Barlow G G. dentist.
Barnett James R, physician.
Barnett James R jr. physician.
Barnett M E & Co (Maurice E Barnett, M W Krueger), drugs.
Bauernfeind Edward, saloon and restaur- ant.
Belial Felix, barber.
Bergstrom Bros & Co (George O Bergstrom, Havilah Babcock), stove mnfrs.
Bergstrom Charles H, carriagemaker.
Blair T B. printer.
Blank Gustav, propr Union House.
Boehm Charles A, bicycle repairer.
Brockhaus Rev H H (Evangelical.)
Brown James W, chief of police. Brown J F. housemover.
Buckley Joseph H, dyer.
Burr & Wickert (Henry Burr, Wm Wick- ert), saloon.
Buxton H R, news.
and Has on Hand to Their Credit
Has Paid Back to Members
$118 OVER
W. G. TAYLOR CO., BUILDING MATERIAL 25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Vitrified Paving Blocks and Brick. Granite Paving Blocks. Crushed Granite. Orna- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. mental Terra Cotta. Flue Lining-Coping.
Life Insurance Co. The Mutual Benefit
$100 C
For Each Received in Premiums the Company
81
Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
920 Neenah
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Neenah
Buxton & Co. confrs.
Callahan John M. agt C & N W Ry.
Callahan & Alyward, milliners.
Callahan & Son (Thomas E and John D), brokers.
CAMPBELL MERRITT L, Attorney-at-
Law. General Practice, Notary, Loans, Collections and Investments.
Casperson J C, saloon.
Chalfant Mrs S I. dressmkr.
Chapin Rev J E (Presbyterian.)
Chenevert John. hotel.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry. John M Calla- han agt.
Christensen Emma, dressmkr.
Christensen & Miller, saloon.
Christoph Bros (John and George), oils.
Christoph George, dray.
Christopherson Hans, contr.
Christopherson M & Son (Michael and Hen- ry). wagonmakers.
Clausen Carl, shoes.
Cook Bros (Louis and James), harness.
Cook Louis, hotel.
Cramer Fred E, livery.
Dahms Albert, groceries and crockery.
Danelson George, contractor.
Dau & Madson (Jep J Dau, George L Mad- son), tailors.
Draheim & Pingel (Charles Draheim, John Pingel), saloon.
Drake August & Co (August Drake, George Christoph), cigar mnfrs.
Defnet & Jagerson (Eli Defnet, George A Jagerson), coal.
Denninger John F, photographer.
Dubois George, dentist.
Dubois Louis, saloon.
Dunn Myron A, hardware.
Eldridge Austin D, whol cheese.
Edgarton Mary L, pianos and 2d-hd goods. Ehlert Edward, farm impts.
Engel Fred, stone quarry.
EQUITABLE FRATERNAL UNION THE,
of Neenah, Wisconsin, E A Williams Su- preme Pres, Merritt L Campbell Sec, J C Hilton Supreme Treas, Office Postoffice Block.
Erwin John, grocer.
Finnegan Wm H, saloon.
Fox River Valley Gas and Electric Co, Thomas Rockwell pres, Thomas C Clark sec.
FRIEND AND GUIDE (Monthly), E A Williams Editor, M L Campbell Asst Ed- itor.
Fritzen Fred, grocer.
Frost E C, agt Wis Central Ry.
Fullam John, saloon.
Gaffney Philip, general store.
Garton Wm J, upholsterer.
Gehring Wm, propr Hotel Gehring.
Gerhardt Charles, insurance.
Gerhardt Henry J, restaurant.
Gibbons F E, physician.
Gibson J H, creamery.
Giddings & Lenz (Fred Giddings, Gregory Lenz), saloon.
Gillen's Laundry, Fred E Livermore mngr. Gores Paul, agt U S Exp Co.
Gray Edward, dray. Green W L, tailor.
Green Mrs W L, dressmaker.
Haertl F L, plumber.
Haertl Peter A, jeweler.
Hahl Wm, saloon.
Hanke John, brick mnfr.
Hanke Louis, brick mnfr. Hanson Bros (Martin and Hans), clothing. Hanson Charles O, physician.
Hanson Eller N, harness.
HANSON J & Co (Jacob Hanson), Wholesale Cheese, 201 Main. (See below.)
J. Hanson & Co. WHOLESALE CHEESE
NEENAH, WISCONSIN. MARSHFIELD, . WISCONSIN.
Harrison M W, agt Am Exp Co.
Hawley Mrs Mary, grocer. Herrick Charles E, carriage painter.
Herziger John, saloon.
Herziger Louis, dry goods.
Hilton Lamar H, jeweler.
Holden M A, medicine mnfr.
Hollenbeck A W, bowling alley. Home Trade Shoe Co, D M Barton mngr.
Hurley Thomas, horseshoer.
Jamison Robert, machinist.
Jasperson Hans C, flour and feed.
JASPERSON HOUSE, J P Jasperson Propr, the Best Low-Priced Hotel in the City, Centrally Located and Adjoining the City Hall, 212 S Commercial.
JASPERSON J P, Propr The Jasperson House, 212 S Commercial.
Jasperson Thomas, physician.
Jensen J P, shoemaker.
Jensen Nels, justice.
Jensen Peter, barber.
Jersild Knitting Co, H N Jersild pres, J N Jersild sec and treas.
Johnson Bros ( OA and J E), machinists.
Johnson Bros (Wm T and Theodore), gro- cers.
Johnson Charles, dray and lime.
Johnson John, millwright.
Jones Thomas, ice. Jorgensen Alfred W, furn and undertkr.
Jorgensen H C, saw filer.
Julius H H, horseshoer.
Kaestle Emma, mngr Postal Tel Co.
Kalfahs Gustav, general store.
Kaphingst Christ, dray.
Kaphingst Fred, dray.
Kasson W F, saloon.
Kellett Wm & Co (Est Wm Kellett, Ed- ward E Jandrey), dry goods.
Kellogg & Coates (Arthur Kellogg, Sidney 'T Coates), livery.
Kerwin James C, lawyer. KIMBALL LEONARD H, Postmaster.
Kimberly & Clark Co, J A Kimberly pres, S F Shattuck sec, paper mnfrs.
Kimberly & Elwers (Mrs F J Kimberly, F Elwers), drugs.
Kleinhaus Rev Hans (Ger Lutheran).
Klinke Frank, barber.
Koepsel John, meats.
Kramer Charles, tailor.
Kraus Michael E, shoes.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
G
rand Trunk. Railway System.
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East.
Neenah
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Neenah 921
Krueger Wm & Co (H F and M W Krueg- Neenah Sewer Pipe Co (John and George er), hardware.
KRUEGER & LACHMANN MILLING CO, E J Lachmann Sec-Treas and Mngr, Mnfrs of Flour and Dealers in Hay, Grain and Feed.
Kruse Conrad C J, mngr W U Tel Co. Kuhl Mathias H, vet surgeon.
Kussman Ferdinand H, livery.
Kutler L F, mngr Neenah Cold Storage. Lachmann Kate, music teacher.
Lachmann Louise, librarian Neenah Public Library Oberly Henry L, real estate.
Lampert Leonard, meats.
Langdon Amy, milliner.
Larson Lawrence P, barber.
Leavens Frank A, mnfrs' agt.
Leutenegger John J, grocer and feed.
Livermore & Son (Clarence D and Archie), Paepke Mrs Charles, milliner
bakery and restaurant.
Lyken O M, saloon.
McCanna Walter E, restaurant.
McClure F W, physician.
McDermott Burt V, grocer.
McGinn James, justice.
McMahon Sisters (Jennie and Bridget), dressmakers.
McMurchy A, jeweler.
Mader Jacob H, propr Neenah Hotel. Malchow Fred, saloon.
Manley Oscar, cheese mnfr.
Mannebach Michael, meats.
Marsh Bros (H E and C N), drugs.
Mason Wm A, horseshoer.
Meyer Bros (Herman and Louis G), saloon. Mitchell F B, physician.
MOTT & MOTT (Wesley and May- hew), Attorneys-at-Law and Collections. Over the National Manufacturers' Bank. Mulloy Jeremiah, lawyer.
Murer House, Frank Spielbauer propr. Murer Mrs M, restaurant.
Myhre Olaf, blacksmith.
National Bank of Neenah (capital $75,000), Robert Shiells pres, John P Shiells cashr. NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS BANK (Capital $75,000), D C Van Ostrand Pres, S B Morgan Cashr. (See adv.)
Neenah Boot and Shoe Mnfg Co, D W Roland Michael, saloon. Romer James, saloon.
Rothle Frank X. lumber and coal.
Russell Rose A, physician. Sands George, millwright.
Sawyer Charles L. coal.
Schimpf Henry C F. harness.
(George M Schmidt), cigar, mnfrs.
D. C. VAN OSTRAND, Prest.
CHAS. SCHRIBER. Vice-Prest.
W. M. GILBERT, Vice-Prest.
S. B. MORGAN, Cashier. W. G. BROWN, Ass't Cashier.
National Manufacturers Bank
NEENAH, WISCONSIN.
Capital, $75,000. = = Surplus, $15,000.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y.
Best
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PATENTS.
G. J. REYNOLDS, HONEY BEE Pure Home-Made Confections
Wholesale and Retail. 127 West Wisconsin St., Neenah, Wis.
RICHMOND NORMAN S & CO (Norman S Richmond, W F Hastings), Electrical Contractors, Everything Electrical, State Agts for Mason Monogram Co. (See right top lines.)
Robinson Nathaniel IS. physician.
Bergstrom pres, L C Oborn sec. Neenah Cold Storage, L F Kutler mngr. Neenah Daily Times, John N Stone propr. Neenah Hotel, J H Mader propr.
Neenah Paper Co. J A Kimberly pres, J A Kimberly jr sec.
Neenah Public Library, Louise Lachmann Schmidt George M & Son librarian.
Christoph. Fred Kaphingst).
Neenah Theater, W C Wing mngr.
Nelson Christian W, plumber.
Nelson Rasmus, meats.
Nelson Wm O, jeweler.
Neudeck Albert H, grocer.
News Publishing Co, J R Bloom publrs The News.
sec,
News The, News Publishing Co publrs. Nielsen Lauritz, blacksmith.
Ogden Lee, saloon.
Ohde Charles L, baker.
Oshkosh Iron and Metal Co, M Burnstein mngr. Otto Louis, florist.
Ozanne I E, physician.
Paschen Henry, shoemaker.
Peterson Wm, grocer.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, Emma Kaes- tle mngr.
Prebensen James P, photographer.
Raddatz August G, wagonmaker. Rasmussen Jacob, meats.
Rausch Margaret, dressmaker.
REYNOLDS GUY J, Mnfr of and Deal- ed in Fine Candies. (See below.)
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)
PRICE, $10.00 CHICAGO, ILL.
entire United States, In Wholesale Dealers, and Manufacturers of the POLK'S LUMBER DIRECTORY.
922 Neenah
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Neillsville
Schmitz Anton, shoemaker.
Schultz Bros (Emil H and drugs.
Schultz Charles, cigar mnfr and mayor. Schultz Nicholas F. painter.
Schuremann Charles, meats and grocer. Schwartz Anton, shoemaker.
Schweitzer Philip. grocer and saloon.
Scott Charles, farm impts.
Seatoft Wm, hardware.
Sendahl Wm planing mill.
Smith Eli J, physician.
Emith Elmer, barber.
Smith Oscar W. barber.
Smith Wm, lawyer.
Sokup Joseph, saloon. Sorenson C A. boat builder.
Sorenson H L & Co (Henry L Sorenson,
and estate A O Johnson), furn and undtkr Sorsenson James, dentist.
Swenson & Son (Andrew and C F A), furn. Spielbauer Frank, propr Murer House.
Stecker Fred W, creamery.
Steele Arthur A. confr.
Steinhauer David, who] fruits.
Stilp John jr, grocer.
Stone John N. propr Neenah Daily Times. Stroebel & Baumgarten (Fred Stroebel, Peter Baumgarten), hardware. Strum John, saloon. Taylor Fred G, dentist.
Thomas Charles L, barber.
Thompson Samuel G. saloon.
Thurmansen Max, horseshoer.
Thurston Eugene W, bicycle repr.
Todd S Gordon. physician.
Twin City Building and Loan Assn, H D Coates pres, Mayhew Mott sec. S B Mor- gan treas.
Twin City Fuel Co, John Christoph mngr. Ullrich Gottfried, meats.
Union House. Gustav Blank propr.
United States Express, Paul Gores agt.
Vogt Henry, cigar mnfr.
Wacholz Richard. dray.
Webber Charles L, paints.
Western Union Telegraph Co. C C J Kruse mngr.
White Joseph, barber.
Wieckert Ernest F, planing mill.
Wilde Co The (F A and F A Wilde jr), medicines
Willarson N G. mngr Wis Tel Co.
Williams Edwin A, insurar.ce.
Williams Edward R, confr.
Williams E A, editor Friend & Guide.
Willis J L & Co (Luther and N A Willis), marble works.
Wines Fred B, general store.
Dickinson Decatur, general store.
Dignin Sisters (Fannie E and Mary A), milliners.
Draper F W, clk circuit court.
Dudley Phillip S, harness.
Dwyer John, sheriff.
Dwyer & Wolff (Frank Dwyer, John Wolff), meats.
Eberhart H H, furniture.
Electric and Water Supply Co, R F Kountz supt.
Evans George, blacksmith.
Eyerly Frank, general store. Fiebke Fred, carpenter.
Population, 2,200. Dating its settlement Frank J Henry, physician. from 1844 and incorporated as a city in 1882, French Viola M, physician.
[is located on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., at F), the confluence of Black river and O'Neill creek, in Clark county, of which it is the county seat, 15 miles northeast of Merril- lan, and 66 northeast of La Crosse. The city is lighted by electricity, has an excellent system of water works, and a well equip- ped fire department. There are churches of the Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist. Presbytrian and Uni- tarian denominations, lodges of the leading secret and benevolent societies, a public li- brary, an opera house and 2 banks. The public schools are a matter of pride to the community, both for excellence and large attendance. Three weekly newspapers-Der Deutsch-Amerikaner, Republican, and
Press and Times-are published. The soil of the surrounding country is a rich clay loam, specially adapted for agricultural purposes. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Fred Ritz, postmastr.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams David D, mngr N C Foster Lumber Co.
Anderson Gust, saloon
Badger State Tel and Telegraph Co, W L Smith mngr.
Balch & Heath Co (Rella W Balch. Her- bert H Heath). genl store.
Barton Anton, blacksmith.
Beaulieu & Robinson (M F Beaulieu, Charles Robinson), blacksmiths.
Blume Abraham, dry goods.
Bradbury Edwin L, physician.
BRADFORD CHARLES M, County
Clerk and Fire and Tornado Insurance. Brandt Rev (Lutheran).
Braun Andrew, saloon.
Brooks H J. saloon.
Brooks J H, dentist.
Bruckner Leo, saloon.
Campbell Rev Guy (Methodist).
Campbell James, painter.
Campbell Robert M, vet surgeon.
Canfield Robert W, mngr Wisconsin Farm Land Co.
Commercial State Bank (capital $25,000), S M Marsh pres, H M' Root cashier.
Conroy John M, physician.
Cresswell Wilbur B, dentist.
Crothers & Tifft (George E Crothers, Julia Tifft), publrs Republican and Press.
Dangers B & Co, F J Eppling pres, B Dangers sec and treas, general store.
Deutsch Amerikaner Der, Carl Rabenstein publisher.
Deutsch Charles, tailor.
Wing Co, Wm C Wing sec, ins. Wing Sam, laundry.
Winnebago Paper Mills. W L Davis pres, George A. Davis sec.
Wisconsin Central Ry, E C. Frost agt.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, N G Willarson mngr.
Witt Henry, saloon.
Wojahn Herman. saloon.
Ziemann & Mayer (Gust G Ziemann, John Mayer), coal.
NEILLSVILLE.
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Retail Lumber Dealers,
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Neillsville
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Nekoesa 923
Fricke Oscar, register of deeds.
Frysii Mrs Orpha, restaurant.
Garfield Albert H, barber. Gates Charles, painter. Griffis Rev J (Presbyterian).
Grow, Schuster & Co (Charles F Grow, Herman and J F Schuster, Wm A Camp- man), insurance.
Hake Grant G, restaurant.
Halvorson Alexander H, harness.
Hart George J, agt Am Exp Co. Hauck Rev J L (Catholic).
Haugen Thomas, tailor.
Holvorson Alexander H, harness.
Howard Leonard H, farm implts.
Hummel J W, plumber.
Huntzicker John, county treasurer.
Iverson J A, coroner.
Jackson F M, district attorney.
Jacques George L, county judge.
Johnson Mnfg Co, O S Raymond mngr, hub and spoke mnfrs.
Johnson Tobias, jeweler. Kapelien Matt, shoes.
Kirby H W, laundry.
Klein Henry, general store.
Klopf Henry W, jeweler.
Klopf John G, saloon.
Knoop & Co (Rudolph and Arnold Knoop), general store.
Kountz Richard F, lawyer.
Krumrey 'Conrad, dray.
Kubat Anton, baker.
Kutchera & Dvorak (John Kutchera, John Dvorak), livery.
Leason A S & Son (Alvin S and Earl R), windmills.
Leason Wm A, dentist.
Leighty Louis, saloon.
Listermann Kurt, brewer.
Longenecker Rev George (Congregational) Lowe Jesse, meats.
Lowe Joseph, furniture.
Lowe Thomas, meats.
Ludington George A, harness.
Luethe Co, O Weinberger pres, Emily Luethe sec, farm implements.
Lynch Frank, livery. Marsh Alva B, feed.
Marsh Spencer M, lawyer.
Marsh W J Dry Goods Co, Wm J Marsh proprietor.
Marth & Gunderson (F C Marth, H Gun- derson), hardware. Masters Lemuel G. bicycles.
Matheson Arny, physician.
Merchants Hotel, V M Murphy propr.
Murphy V M, propr Merchants Hotel. Nash Charles H, cigarmaker.
Neff Mrs Louise, milliner.
NEILLSVILLE BANK (Capital $25,000), Charles F Grow Pres, Joseph H Morley Cashier.
Neillsville Cash Milling Co, W L Hemp- hill manager.
Neillsville Library Assn, C L Stockwell libr Neilsville Opera House, J W Hummel manager.
VILLE TIMES, Llewellyn B Crowns N, hotel.
ILL Ring Publr.
Cash Steam Laundry, H W Kirby proprietor.
Phillips James A, mngr Wis Farm Land Co Hanover J C, railroad and exp agt. Pitcher Leslie E, dentist. Herrick H, hotel.
Rabenstein Carl, publr Der Deutsch Amerikaner.
Radke Adolph F, hardware.
REPUBLICAN AND PRESS, Crothers & Tifft Publrs.
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