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KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ASK FOR OUR FIGURES ON DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS IN STOCK AND TO ORDER.
New Lisbon
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. New London 929
Hodge Frank, grocer.
Hoisington Rev L E (Methodist).
Horn Wm G, saloon.
Hughes & Hughes (John J and Walter W), good hotels, 2 banks, and churches of the lawyers. Adventist, Catholic, Congregational, Luth- Hurd A L, stationery. eran and Methodist denominations. Two HURD ERLE N, Propr Juneau County Argus. weekly newspapers, the Press and Repub- lican, are published. It is surrounded by HURD F E, Postmaster. an excellent farming country, the products JUNEAU COUNTY ARGUS, Erle N Hurd Propr. of which are extensively shipped by local produce and commission firms, and togeth- Klinker Bros (Fred W and Albert B), hard- ware. er with the products of its factories make it an important point in this particular on
Leicht Charles A, propr New Lisbon Times either of the lines of railway which enter
Le Sarge Peter, barber.
Le Sarge Mrs Peter, hairdresser.
Macomber Horace J, live stock.
Mead C W, general store.
Morgan J C F, propr Park Hotel.
Mortson H J, lawyer.
Murday D C, harness.
Nelson Louis, tailor.
Nettlebeek John C, tailor.
New Lisbon Times, Charles A Leicht propr. George Steiner mngr.
Oertel Adolph, meats.
Oertel George, restaurant.
Park Hotel, J C F Morgan propr.
Peterson Bros (Peter and Amandus), gro- cers.
Price Charles, livery and bus line.
Public High School Library.
Radtke Miss C L, dressmaked.
Ramsey James F, photographer.
Redlich Bernard, shoemaker.
Richardson A E. live stock dealer.
Runkle Wm, newsdealer. Salter George H, saloon.
Sanderson Joseph, well boder.
Sargent Wm S, jeweler.
Shane J W, restaurant.
Sinclair George A, dentist
Smith Mrs A M, carpet weaver.
Southworth Edward, saloon.
Starks L B, potatoes.
Steiner Frank, mngr New Lisbon Creamery Strickland J D, live stock.
Cline George W, furniture.
Colbert Lucy, milliner.
Cooper Albert. barber.
Cupp Wm H, saloon.
Curtis & Quade (A W Curtis, E G Quade), meats.
Davy John, saloon.
Dawley George T, physician,
Dawson Joseph C, photographer.
Day Oliver H, lawyer.
Dedolph Wm, grocer.
Delano Bert C, dentist.
Delano Walter K, dentist.
Deming Irvin, grocer.
Deming Nelson R, confectionery.
Dengel & Schaller (John Dengel, M Schal- ler), grocers.
Population, 3,000. An incorporated city, located on both sides of the Wolf Dernbach Peter J, agt Green Bay & W R R river, at the crossing of the G. B. & Draper R A, mngr N Simon & Co. W. R. R. and the Ashland div. C. & N. W. Dukerschein Albert F, drugs. Ry., in Waupaca county, 22 miles north- east of Waupaca, the judicial seat, 39 west Propr, Rate $2.00 Per Day. of Green Bay, and 140 northwest of Mil- Falbe Gustav, meats.
waukee. Wolf river is navigable to this First National Bank (capital $50,000). L. D point. The city is well built up, is lighted Moses pres, S T Richie cashier. by electricity, has brick high school- Foote A D Co, A D Foote pres, J R Foote house completed at a cost of $26,000, a pub- sec, flour
lic library, Grand Opera house-finest in Franklin House, Anton Munske propr.
the city. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am and U. S. Telephone connection. John C. Freeman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page '4).
Allen E J, dentist.
American Express Co, E W Anderson agt. Anderson E W, agt American Express Co. Archibald & Zillmer (F A Archibald, H F Zillmer), dry goods.
Bacon Henry L, physician.
Bakley Jennie, librarian New London Pub- lic Library.
Bank of New London (capital $10,000). A H Pape pres, E C Pape cashr.
Barnes E W, mngr Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Bauernfeind Wm, saloon.
Blandin Monroe, agt United States Express Co.
Black Max, clothing.
Briggs Harry E, dentist.
Brill John, mason.
Brown & Brownell (I M Brownell), physicians.
Brown, F
Cargill W W & Co, Wm Quakenbush mngr, grain elevator.
Carley & Matthews (Wm Carley, A L Mat- thews), barbers.
Carr Charles F, pubir New London Press. Clark James, blacksmith.
Stubbert Rev W B (Baptist).
Sullivan Mrs E J, milliner.
Thompson Fred, prin of schools.
Townsend Eugene, physician.
U S Express Co, G C Weed agt. Weed George C, furn and agt U S Exp Co. Wescott Jesse, carpenter. White Edward, saloon.
Witz & Koehn (Wm Witz. Charles Koehn), livery.
Wolf Mercantile Co, M Wolf pres, Jennie Wolf sec, general store.
NEW LONDON.
ELWOOD THE, George E Lutsey
MANUFACTURERS OF Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
Adjusts losses by fire for the insured, and audits accounts for corporations, firms and individuals. Letters from clients during
past ten years forwarded upon request.
Of MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, (See Page 5.) Adjusting a fire loss is to-day a science.
Northern Wisconsin with a seating capa- city of 1,000-brick city hall costing $15,000, a volunteer fire department, 2 public halls,
School and Scientific Station for BREWERS' Brewing. Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
930 New London
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
New London
NEW LONDON BOAT WORKS, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDERS. Yachts of all Kinds. Orders Taken for Special Models and Designs. SKIFFS AND GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
ORDERS EXECUTED UPON SHORT NOTICE. NEW LONDON,
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ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. WISCONSIN.
Freeman John C, postmaster. Frieburger George & Sons (George, L H and Vincent), wagon mnfrs.
Freiburger John, saloon. Freymuth August, cistern builder.
Hafner Thomas M, saloon
Hamilton Wm J, prin high school. Handschke J W, ice.
Harris Frederick, saloon.
Hatten Lumber Co, W H Hatten pres, W H Dick sec.
Heath James, barber.
Heming Charles D, vet surgeon.
Herrmann Amiel C, insurance.
Herter & Becker (John Herter, Bernhard Kirsche Charles, shoes.
Becker), bottlers.
Heuer Bros (E C and Wm M), furniture. Hickey Charles W, saloon.
Hickey John C, saloon.
HICKEY & LUTSEY (John A Hickey, George A Lutsey), Proprs Grand Opera House.
Hinche Mrs Charles, dressmaker.
Holden J M, mngr Wisconsin Chair Co. Holl Mrs L C, millinery.
Hollembalk & Nye Co (W M Hollembalk, I R Nye, Anna Retger), publrs New Lon- don Republican.
Holmes Charles, lawyer. Holtzborn Henry, baker.
HOTEL GRAND, H P McDowell Mngr. (See adv.)
Husting Leo, agt C & N W R R.
Interurban Telephone Co, Emma Sweede agent.
Jagoditsch Frank, shoes.
Jagoditsch John, agt Standard Oil Co.
Jelleff C M, real estate.
Jillson George, mngr W U Tel Co.
Johnson Rev Isaac (Methodist).
Johnson James V, carpenter. Jordan Andrew, propr Revere House. Junction Hotel, Wm C Kroll propr. Kalpernick August, live stock dealer. Kaster Rev John (Catholic).
Kesche Charles, shoes.
Kinsman George A, confectioner.
Kitowski August, merchant tailor.
Knapstein Matt, city treasurer.
KNAPSTEIN THEO & CO (Theodore
and Henry Knapstein), Proprs New Lon- don Brewery, Brewers, Maltsters and Bot- tlers. (See page 931.)
Koeppel & Kusserow (George Koeppel Charles Kusserow), grocers.
Kroll Wm C, propr Junction Hotel.
Kuehne & Krause (Robert Kuehne, Emil Krause), meats.
Kurszevski Peter A, tailor.
Kusserow & Vandree (Paul Kusserow, Gust Vandree), general store.
Laugesen Erick P, hardware. Lipki Charles E, livery.
Lipki W E & B A, clothing. Loss Henry, livery.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete. Write me. MILWAUKEE.
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Gazetteers and Business Directories of MANY STATES, Medical and Surgical Register of the United States, Dental Register of the United States, Milling, Lumber and Real UBLICATIONS : Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
New London
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. New London 931
LUTSEY GEORGE E, Propr The El- NEW LONDON BOAT WORKS, E H wood.
Lyon Hardware Co (John C Lyon). McDOWELL H P, Mngr Hotel Grand. (See adv.)
McGraw Grace, dressmaker.
Mclaughlin & Swift (Nellie Mclaughlin, Mrs M Swift), milliners.
McNutt Robert A, laundry.
Mack Louis H, grocer.
Margraff A R, general store.
Marx John, photographer.
Meany Thomas A, grocer.
Meartz Otto, barber.
Meegan Joseph, saloon. Merrill Rev L C (Episcopal).
Norman John G, painter.
O'Donnell David, live stock.
Oelfke Henry, saloon.
Oestreich Bros (Wm C and Emil C , hardware.
Page & Lyon Mnfg Co, A C Daugherty sec, lumber.
Pape E C, insurance.
Buffet, Billiard Room, Bowling Alley Large Sample Rooms 'Bus meets all trains
HOTEL GRAND
(Formerly Hotel Schantz.)
H. P. McDOWELL, Prop.
Steam Heat and all Modern Conveniences Commercial Travelers' Trade Solicited RATE, $1.50 PER DAY NEW LONDON, WISCONSIN
NEW LONDON BREWERY
T. KNAPSTEIN & CO., Proprietors
Brewers and Maltsters AND BOTTLERS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF BEER
Orders of Keg or Bottled Beer will Receive prompt Attention.
New London Wisconsin
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Directory of the Entire Real Estate Interests OF THE-
United States. Names of all Dealers, Land Companies, Investment Companies, Brokers, Etc. =R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, Il1.
Planing Mill Exhausters, Drying Apparatus, Fans and Blowers. Engines, Cotton Elevators, Dry Kiln Appurtenances, Steel Plate
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Beer
Sperberg Propr, Yacht and Boat Build- ers. (See page 930.)
NEW LONDON BREWERY, Theo Knap- stein & Co Proprs, Brewers and Malt- sters. (See adv.)
New London Electric Light Co, James L Hale pres, A C Herrmann sec.
New London Press (Charles F Carr).
New London Public Library, Jennie Bak- ley librarian.
New London Republican, Hollembalk & Nye Co publishers.
Miller Bernhard F, flour. Miller Charles, saloon.
Moore Rev F L (Congregaional).
Munske Anton, saloon.
Murton & Thomas (A H Murton, G Thomas), grocers.
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST Offers Superior Instruction.
Green Bay Business College. (See opp. p. 422.) E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
932 New London
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New Richmond
Pelzer Emil J, tailor.
Perkins Edward A, dentist.
Poepke Ike, cigar mnfr.
Pommerening Charles W, dry goods.
Pommerening Minnie, dressmaker.
Potter Jessie Y (R), physician.
Pribbernow Frank, saloon.
Putnam Giles H, lawyer.
Quakenbush Wm, mngr W W Cargill Co. Ramm Edward H, hardware ..
Rasmussen Kaison, shoes.
Remich & Freiburger (M Remich, F Freiburger), dry goods.
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Reuter Fred C, cigar manufacturer.
Revere House, Andrew Jordan propr.
Rogers Isaac J, livery.
Sader Wm J, jeweler.
Schaller Charles, cigar manufacturer.
Schleder Henry, shoes.
Schultz John H, plumber.
Scizow Samuel, dry goods.
Shaw James, live stock.
Shaw Samuel, live stock.
Shepard Louis, grocer.
Simon N & Co, R A Draper mngr, dairy supplies.
Sing Charles, laundry.
Smith & Delano (Fay R Smith, Bert C De- lano), jewelers.
South Side Opera House, Anton Werner manager.
SPERBERG EDWARD H, Propr New London Boat Works, Builders of Gaso-
line Launches, Sail Boats, Etc. (See page 930.)
Spiering Rev Adolph (Lutheran).
Standard Oil Co, John Jagoditsch agt.
Stiehm & Else (P E Stiehm, H A Else), produce.
Stinberg Martin, meats.
Stoaper Wm M, harnessmaker.
Sullivan G & Co (Garrett and Mrs. Garrett Sullivan), dry goods.
Sweede Emma, agt Interurban Tel Co.
Taggett Mrs Charles, dressmakr.
Thern John P, grocer.
Town Eaton A, potato buyer.
Trayser A & Co (Merton C, Walter A and ing point, whence mail is received by rural Mrs. A Trayser), drugs. free delivery.
Trayser Bros!(Walter A and Merton C), drugs. U S Express Co, M Blandin agt.
Valentine-Clark Co, John Valentine mngr, lumber.
Virchow Julius, meats.
Wadkins Claude, bill poster.
Wagner John, saloon.
Walsh Wm C, city marshal.
Weatherby Bert A, city clerk.
Webber Anton A, carpenter.
Weed & Van Doren (Fred C Weed, R N Van Doren), lawyers.
Werner Anton, saloon.
Westphal Albert, stone quarries, 3 miles s. Whelden George H, restaurant.
Wisconsin Chair Co, J M Holden mngr.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, E W Barnes mngr.
Wright S E, genl store.
NEW MUNSTER.
Population, 152. In Wheatland township, Kenosha county, 211/2 miles west of Keno- sha, the county seat, 212 northwest of Fox River, the nearest railroad station, and 8 south of Burlington, the nearest banking point. Stage daily to Fox River; fare, 25
cents. Mail, daily. Henry J. Weassing, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Althoff Henry, stock buyer.
Beimer H F. general store.
Berger Joseph, painter.
Bopp Sigmund, blacksmith.
Epping Mrs Elizabeth. midwife.
Epping Hermann, hotel.
Heidermann & Feldkamp, contractors. Hofner H T, saloon.
Kerkmann Bros (Benjamin and John L), grist mill.
Kerkmann Wm B, stock buyer.
Krome Josephine, dressmkr.
Lois John, harnessmkr.
Lois Wm, general store.
Lubeno Charles, contractor.
McCanna & Frazer Co, creamery.
Schalber George, mason.
Scherrer Anna, dressmaker.
Schiefen Rev J H (Catholic.)
Schilz B M, farm implements.
Smith H H, veterinary surgeon.
SPETZMAN WM, General Store, Meat Market and Saloon.
WEASSING H J, Boots and Shoes.
NEWPORT.
A discontinued postoffice on the shore of Lake Michigan, in Liberty Grove township, Door county, 46 miles northeast of Stur- geon Bay, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Ellison Bay.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Knudson Peter, general store. Nelson Martin, blacksmith.
NEW PROSPECT.
A discontinued postoffice in Fond du Lac county. 20 miles southeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 634 from Campbells- port, the nearest railroad station and bank-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blackmore J W, blacksmith.
Ringle J, blacksmith.
Romaine B G, flour and saw mill.
Romaine W J. general store.
Uhlman J P. hotel.
NEW RICHMOND.
Population, 2,000. An incorporated city located on the Wisconsin Central and the C., St. P. M. & O. Rys., and on the Wil- low river, in Richmond township, St. Croix county, 18 miles northeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 35 east of St. Paul, Minn. It has 4 churches, excellent educational ad- vantages, public library, water works, an electric light and power plant, 2 hotels, 2 banks, a semi-weekly newspaper-The Re- publican Voice and a weekly, The News. Stage twice daily to Star Prairie. Exp., Am. and National. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. F. A. R. Van Meter. postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
DESIGNERS And Builders of Special MACHINERY and TOOLS. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
States given in
R. L. POLK ®. CO., Chicago, Il1.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealerg, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
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Blue Rock Natural Lithia Water
Cures Bright's Disease,
Rheumatism and Diabetes. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER, COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
New Richmond WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. New Richmond 933
Bank of New Richmond (capital $35,000), McCarty & Keefe (Charles McCarty, Mich- Mathias Frisk pres, J M McCoy cashr. ael Keefe), grocers. Bannister Frank T, photogr.
Beebe Walter, drugs.
McClure John, county surveyor. McGrath P Henry, blacksmith.
Berg & Dodge (Louis A Berg, Dike H Mckeon Philip, phys.
Dodge), genl store.
Bergseng Gilbert, propr Hoover House. Bouille Napoleon, shoemkr.
Boyce Rev M J (Catholic.)
Brass Joseph, painter.
Breckenridge Henry, saloon.
Brockbank Mrs Mary, notions.
Brown Andrew, carp.
Minier David H, livery.
Burden Lewis W, blacksmith.
.Casey Michael, furniture.
Central Hotel, George McCabe propr.
Coleman Rev L B (Methodist.)
Commercial Hotel. Edward O'Malley propr. Connellv Augustin J, blacksmith.
Cummer David S, agt Wis Central line. Davis Rev O F (Congregational.)
Dawley Earl M, confr.
Day Pardon B, agt Am Exp Co.
Deneen Andrew, genl store. Duer Charles J, machinist.
' Early Charles, harnessmaker.
Epley Frank P, phys. Farrell Thomas, carp. Fink Henry W, confr. Foster Hiram B, ice.
Fredericks Henry M, saloon.
Frissell W H & Co (Wm H Frissell, Lillian M Patten), grocers.
Gavin Mrs James, milliner.
GIFFORD JAMES A, Propr National Hotel and Livery. (See adv.)
Glover Ezra A, genl store. Greeley John, saloon.
Hagan John, propr Opera House, and drugs Hanson H Christ, saloon.
Harrington Thomas, blacksmith.
Hawkins Stephen N. lawyer.
Henning James P, wind mills.
Hoover House, Gilbert Bergseng propr. Horne Samuel, meats.
Horne & Brooks (Samuel Horne, Wm
Brooks), meats. Hughes Wm, lawyer. Jaggers Henry M, saw mill.
Tatro Louis C. barber. Todd Charles H. jeweler.
Van Meter's Abe C Sons (Claude H and Franc A R Van Meter), publrs The Re- publican Voice.
Wade Frank S. physician,
Walsh & McDermott (Wm Walsh, Henry McDermott), farm impts.
The
NEW NATIONAL HOTEL
JAS. A. GIFFORD, Manager.
Opposite Omaha Passenger Depot.
Steam Heated Throughout. New Building. New Furniture. New Everything. Livery in Connection.
NEW RICHMOND,
WISCONSIN.
Robt. B. Clark
WHOLESALE Buyer and Shipper HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. Write for Prices
NED WITHERS,
OF TITLES. REAL ESTATE, AND ABSTRACTER AND EXAMINER Lock Box 176, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
New Richmond Public Library, Clyde Jame- son librarian.
New Richmond Roller Mill Co. O W Mosher pres, S C Boardman sec, R M McCormick treas.
O'Brien & Flemington (Michael O'Brien, Al- lan J Flemington), barbers.
Olson G C, tailor.
Olson Rev N O (Lutheran.)
O'Malley Edward, propr Commercial Hotel. Opera House, John Hagan propr.
Padden & Hughes (John J Padden, Thomas Hughes), hardware.
Paulsrud & Wright (Matt H Paulsrud, Rob- ert H Wright), meats.
Pederson Iver, shoemaker.
Republican Voice The. Claude H Van Me- ter publr, France A R Van Meter editor. Rosebrook Hugh, carp.
Ryan Mrs Anna, milliner.
Setter Ole, saloon.
Sherman Frank C, dentist.
Smith Arthur E, grocer.
Smith & Oakes (Harry H Smith, George Oakes), lawyers.
Sperbeck Henry C, saloon.
Starr Hobart H, jeweler.
Strong & Evans (Rollin W Strong, A L Evans), publrs New Richmond News. Tanney Michael O, flour ard feed.
Jarvis Napoleon, saloon. Johnson John P, saloon. Johnson Thomas M, harnessmkr. Kennedy George A, dentist.
Lynch Bros (Martin and John), hardware. McCabe George, propr Central Hotel.
McNally-Arnquist Mercantile Co, T J Mc- Nally pres, L A Libby sec, genl store. McNally W F & M P (Wm F and Miles P), lawyers.
Manufacturers' Bank (capital $30,000), John E Glover pres, L A Baker cashier. Martin Martin, pumps.
Gifford
NATIONAL HOTEL, James Propr. (See adv.)
Nelson Charles E, confr.
New Richmond News, Strong & Evans publrs.
IMPROVED FARMS For Sale by A. C. UECKE, Cumberland, Wis. (See p. 12.)
934 New Richmond R. L. POLK & CO.'S Niebull
WEBSTER, WM E, Real Estate, Loans
and Abstracts of Title. (See page 465.) Wells Manton S. dentist.
Williams Orin J, mayor.
Williams Orin J & Co (Orin J Williams), hardware.
Williams Ward S Co. Ward S Williams point. Has Catholic and Methodist church-
mngr, dry goods.
Willow River Lumber Co, George C Glover Charles E. Prindle, postmaster. pres. L E Glover mngr.
Winter & Sherman (Julia A Winter, Bert Sherman), drugs.
H Yon Sam, laundry.
NEW ROME.
A country postoffice in Rome township, Adams county, 22 miles northwest of Friendship, the judicial seat and 15 south of Grand Rapids, the usual banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Davis H E, grocer and grist mill.
NEWRY.
A country postoffice in Christiana town- ship, Vernon county, 14 miles north of Vir- cqua, the judicial seat. and 31/2 from Cash- ton, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Nellie B. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Newry Creamery. Overgaard & Son, general store.
Peterson C, blacksmith.
Peterson & Johnson Bros, orchestra. Wilson Albert, teacher.
NEWTON.
Population, 100. A village on North Bad Mason J T & Co, general store.
Ax river, in Harmony township, Vernon county, 12 miles northwest of Viroqua, the county seat, nearest railway station and banking point. Daily stage to Coon Val- ley. Mail, daily. F. E. Mutch, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Dexter F. blacksmith.
Davis Hattie, teacher.
Decker Rev F (Methodist). MUTCH F E, General Store.
Newton Andrew, blacksmith.
Pomeroy H. flour mill. Potter Rev (Adventist).
Quick Rev (Methodist).
Stang Charles, wagonmaker.
NEWTONBURG.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 512 miles southwest of Manitowoc, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Ackermann Henry, creamery.
Geterman Mnfg Co, farm machinery. Kieselhorst & Lippert, saw mill.
Ludwig John, blacksmith Roedig Charles, saloon.
Stodhoff H, cheese factory.
Tietgen T A, hotel.
Vetting Wm, cheese factory. Weyer Albert, creamery. .
NIAGARA.
Population, 1,250. In Amberg township, Marinette county, 60 miles above Mari- nette, the county seat, 8 from Iron Moun- tain, Mich., the nearest banking point, and 31/2 from Quinnesec, Mich., its shipping
es. Mail, daily. Telephone connection.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barlow A J, hotel.
Billings F F, notary public.
Bogle Bird, dressmaker.
Bougneit George, barber.
Burden A E, livery.
Clevey Mrs J, restaurant.
Clune James, saloon.
Deceamer & Spulz, boots and shoes.
Deotniny Anna. teacher.
Farrand R T, physician.
Flanagan Margaret, teacher.
Geriour J R, physician.
Goodyear Patrick, saloon.
Hule C B, barber.
JELLEFF A C, Sec and Mngr Niagara Town Site Co, General Office Ripon. Wis. (See adv in Ripon.)
Jewell J L. hotel.
Junosky Wm, saloon.
Kamps Herman, saloon.
Kelley Louise, teacher.
Kimberly & Clark, Wm H Ryan mngr, paper mnfrs.
Knoll C G, tailor.
Lawson Katherine, teacher.
Leroy Charles, saloon.
McAnultz D. grocery.
McIndo J A. dentist.
McIntyre /Wm, photographer.
Neven Eugene, saloon.
NIAGARA TOWN SITE CO, A C Jelleff
Sec and Mngr, Genl Office Ripon, Wis. (See adv in Ripon.)
Oshensky R. dry goods.
Plond Peter. saloon.
Price J, millinery.
Roemer Theophila. teacher.
Saborin Emile. saloon. Seymour Edith, teacher.
Therien Rev J A (Catholic).
Tirggr Rev A N (Methodist).
Tohms A N, supt Paper Mills.
Verplonch H G, principal of school
Wilson A N, justice of peace.
NICHOLSON. Waupaca county. Postoffice discontinued. Has rural free delivery from Clintonville.
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Schmallenberg Bros. saw mill. Schoepke A C. general store.
NIEBULL.
A farmers' postoffice in Big Flats town- ship. Adams county, 15 miles northeast of Friendship, the judicial seat, and 12 from Hancock, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
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G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
We Own 28,000 acres Marathon County Lands.
C. COLNIK MNF'G CO.,
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ESIGNER and ARTISTIC METAL WORKER.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Manufacturer of HAMMERED LEAF WORK, such as FLOWER STANDS, LANTERNS, LAMPS, INKSTANDS and DESK OUTFITS in all kinds of Metal and Styles.
221-226
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Niles
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. North Bend 935
NILES.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 20 miles west of Manitowoc, the county seat, 412 from Collins, the nearest county, 190 miles northwest of Milwaukee, shipping point, and 11 from Chilton, he 20 southeast of Wausau, the county seat, nearest banking point. Has rural free de- and 5 from Birnamwood, the nearest ban :- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. H. Clausen, postmaster.
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Johnson J M, hotel and saw mill. Lawrence J W, general store.
Niles W E, live stock breeder. Wilberscheid P. blacksmith.
NIXCORNER.
A discontinued postoffice in Eau Claire county. 16 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the judicial seat, 7 from Strum, its ship- uing point, and 14 from Augusta, the near- est bank location. Has rural free delivery from Strum.
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(See page 4.) Foley R W, creamery. Nix Andrew & Son, general store.
NOBLETON.
A country postoffice in Long Lake town- ship, Washburn county. 18 miles southeast of Shell Lake, the judicial seat, and 14 from Rice Lake, the usual banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Grant county, 1712 miles southwest of Lan-
(See page 4.)
NORA.
A discontinued postoffice in Dane county, 15 miles southeast of Madison. the county seat, and 5 from Deerfield, the nearest railroad station and banking point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.) Felland Wm, general store. Reuden & Johnson, blacksmiths. Roach & Seeber Co, blacksmiths.
NORDEN.
A discontinued postoffice in Buffalo coun- ty, 30 miles northeast of Alma, the judicial seat. Has rural free delivery from Mon- dovi.
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Ansen B P, general store.
NORMAN.
Population, 20. . In Carlton township, Ke- waunee county, 10 miles southwest of Ke- waunee, the seat of justice and nearest banking and shipping point, and 18 from Two Rivers. Stages daily. to Mishicot Mail, daily. Frank W. Melichar, postmast- er.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bouril Frank, blacksmith.
MELICHAR FRANK W, Saloon and Cheese Manufacturer. Pelnar Nicholas, hotel. Blansky Frank, saloon. Riha John, general store. Shimek Wenzel, shoemaker. Sinkula John, musician.
NORRIE.
Population, 200. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Norris township, Marathon
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