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Buss & Christianson, saloon.
Blair Joseph, grocer.
Cairn Ella, teacher.
Cay Virginia, teacher.
CLAUSEN HENRY H, General Store and Railroad Agent.
Gowell H C, justice and carpenter.
Houghtaling Eli, carpenter.
Jemsin Frank, hotel.
Luther H, hardware and blacksmith. Schumacher Paul, constable.
NORSKE.
A country postoffice on the Big Falls R. R., in Harrison township, Waupaca county, 25 miles northwest of Waupaca, the county seat, and 13 from Iola, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
NORTH ANDOVER.
Population, 100. In Glen Haven township,
caster, the judicial seat, 6 from Blooming- ton, the nearest banking point, and 5.from Glen Haven, the nearest railroad point. Daily stage to Glen Haven. Mail, daily. L. J. Ryan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Auel Mathew, saloon.
Behlomer Rose, teacher.
Birch David, blacksmith.
Fowler A C, wagonmaker.
Humes A, saloon.
Jones J E, creamery.
Lau N J, barber.
Orcheid, Dolphin & Ashley, threshers.
Ryan Allie, dressmaker.
RYAN L J, General Store.
NORTH BEND.
Population, 150. A village on the Black river, in Melrose township, Jackson coun- ty, 24 miles southwest of Black River Falls, the county seat, and 13 east of Galesville, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Has Methodist Episcopal and Pres- byterian churches. Stage daily to Black River Falls. Mail, daily. Otto C. Flug- stad, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Converse J A. hotel.
FLUGSTAD OTTO C, General Store. Hodge W C, general store.
Johnson & Hammond blacksmiths.
North Bend Creamery Co.
North Bend Milling Co, flour mill.
Patterson T D, hardware.
Patterson & Heineck, general store.
Ryder L W, harness.
Whitney L F, carpenter.
Young Ferdinand, farm impits.
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NORTH BLOOMFIELD.
A country postoffice in Walworth county, Dressen Henry, saloon. 5 miles from Lake Geneva, its banking and Dunham Myrtle, teacher. EATON C G, General Store.
shipping point.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Germann A & Son, general store.
Kaudy John, blacksmith.
NORTH BRISTOL.
Population, 150. In Bristol township, Lord Wm, saloon. Dane county, 18 miles northeast of Madi- McDonnell Nellie, teacher.
son, the judicial seat, and 6 north of Sun Prairie, the nearest railroad station and Maufan John, justice.
banking point. Mail, daily. Ernest Arians, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4. )
Arians Anton, saloon. ARIANS CHARLES Store.
Boley Bennie, saloon.
Feanling John, saloon.
Kessler John. wagonmaker.
North Bristol Creamery Assn.
Roller John, blacksmith.
Schrand M, general store.
Smith Joseph, carpenter.
NORTH CAPE.
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Raymond townships, Racine county, miles northwest of Racine, the county seat, 9 west of Franksville and 21 from Mil- waukee. Union Grove, 7 miles distant, is the nearest banking and shipping point. Has Lutheran and Methodist churches. Mail, daily. C. Andrewson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDREWSON CHRISTIAN, Genl Store.
Bowman Samuel, bicycles.
Dahl John, contractor.
Hanson W C, physician.
Hay Orland, bicycles. Jasperson Orlando A, barber.
Johnson Johannes, contractor
Kamper John H, notary public.
Mahaffy & Basley, agrl implts.
Nelson Nels, shoemaker. Nelson Z, carpenter. North Cape Butter and Cheese Co. Nystrom Fred, contractor. Olson Andrew, blacksmith. Peterson Louis, cigars. Skarie Hans, blacksmith. Spillum O A & Co, general store.
Swanson Alfred, mason.
Thompson John, creamery.
NORTH CRANDON.
Population, 400. A village on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Crandon township, Forest county, 71/2 miles north of Crandon, the judicial seat, and nearest banking point. Stage daily to Crandon. Tel., W. U. Exp., Western. . C. G. Eaton, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson John E, general store. Anderson & Turk, saloon. Aschinger J, logger. Bailey Gaylord E, saw mill. Brown Bros Lumber Co, loggers. Commercial Hotel, H L Roe propr.
Cue D, railroad agent.
Fairchild Lillian, teacher.
Fordham Wm, barber. Forest Leaves, Anna Miller publisher.
Koch Peter, carpenter.
Kranver Wm, thresher.
Krumm John, land looker.
Masbaum John, general store.
Miller Anna, publr Forrest Leaves.
Miller Mathew, carpenter.
Milwaukee House, John Starkweather
proprietor.
Roe H L, propr Commercial Hotel.
Selle Excelsior Co.
Starkweather John, propr Milwaukee
House.
Thompson Walter. blacksmith. Turk Wm, barber.
NORTHEIM.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 7 miles southwest of Manitowoc. the county seat and banking point, and 11/4
ral free delivery from Timothy.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Kuffel Peter, hotel.
Rhode Martin & Son, cheese factory.
NORTHFIELD.
Population, 60. In township of same name, Jackson county, 20 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the judicial seat, 8 from Hixton, its shipping point, and 14 from Whitehall, the nearest bank location. Mail, daily. H. A. M. Steen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Nelson Edward, blacksmith.
Nott Frank, confectionery
Orke Rev A J (Lutheran). Steen. Halverson & Co. general store. STEEN H A M, Justice and Notary. Tweed S S, contractor.
NORTH FOND DU LAC.
Fond du Lac county. A station of the Fond du Lac postoffice. For business names see Fond du Lac.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
NORTH FORK. A rural postoffice on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Prince county, 9 miles from Prentice, its banking point.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page. 4.)
NORTH FREEDOM.
Population, 800. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in North Freedom township, Sauk county, 7 miles west of Baraboo, the judicial seat. Settled, 1871. Has German Baptist, Lutheran and Metho- dist Episcopal churches, water works, elec-
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& BRO, General Salshert John, wagonmaker.
Population, 100. A village in Norway and from Newton, its railroad station. Has ru-
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North Freedom WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. North Milwaukee 937
tric light plant, a bank and a weekly news- ing point. Exp., U. S. Telephone connec- paper, the Journal. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. tion. Telephone connection. Jasper Odell, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arnsmeyer George, barber.
Bank of North Freedom (cap $10,000), H G Merritt pres, Wm A Warren cashr.
Brennen P, hotel.
Cook B J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Dougherty JB, grain.
Douglas J N, general store.
Elas S P, saw mill.
Elliott J I, confectionery.
Grip -, physician.
Hackett Frank, justice.
Hackett's Orchestra.
Hackett S J, justice.
Hackett & Bonnell, meats.
Harris & Gibbons, cement walks.
Klein C F, blacksmith.
Lang & Knauss, general store.
Lawton E L, dentist.
Lee & English. hardware.
Lindsey Paul, hotel.
Link F W, jeweler.
North Freedom Electric Light Plant, C A Clark propr.
North Freedom Journal, Joseph Senften- berg publr.
North Freedom Water Works.
ODELL JASPER, Confr and Stationery Petteys Albert M, machinist.
Powell E L, justice.
Ritzenthaler Edward, dentist.
Schramm Albert, flour mill.
Schullenberg Wm, shoemaker.
Senftenberg Joseph, publr North Freedom Journal. Trumble E N, hotel. Warren W A, bank. Wiggins J, carpenter.
NORTH GREENFIELD.
Milwaukee county. Name changed to West Allis.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Kleinert G A, farm impts.
(See page 4.)
NORTH HUDSON.
Population, 300. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on the St. Croix river, in Hudson A portion of the city of Menomonie, al- township, St. Croix county, 1 mile from though maintaining a separate postoffice. Hudson, the county seat and banking point. George M. Hovlid, postmaster. The railway repair shops are located here. Telephone connection. James Sherry, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) . Buell Ida, teacher. .
Burkhardt C, electric light plant.
C, St P. M & O Ry, car shops. Dehlin Charles, hotel. Johnson Mrs C B, prin of school. Roe C S, railroad agent.
SHERRY JAMES, General Store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bong Cass, hotel.
Drummond A E, general store.
Flynn James, hotel.
Frederickson R, hotel.
Hanson H, mason.
Hanson J E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Kerr W H B Co, hardware.
Larkey Wm, pumps.
Maier IceCo.
Monsted A T, general store.
Peterson Ingle, stock buyer.
Schneider Peter, flour mill.
Schodrien Nic, saloon.
Wilbur Lumber Co.
Wilde F, constable.
Wilde Wm & Son, contractors.
Wisconsin Lake Ice Co.
NORTHLAND.
A country postoffice in Harrison town- ship, Waupaca county, 22 miles northwest of Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 9 from Iola, the usual banking and shipping point. O. A. Buslett, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson C A, blacksmith.
BUSLETT O A, Justice of Peace. Lund A, hardware.
Lund O H, blacksmith.
Wrolstad J O, general store.
NORTH LEEDS.
A discontinued postoffice in Columbia county, 18 miles southeast of Portage, the county seat, and 3 east of Arlington, the nearest railroad station. Poynette, 7 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Arlington.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dieruf F A, general store.
Pribbenow G, pumps. Steinke R W, saloon.
NORTH MENOMONEE.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. CO (See page 4.)
Diekman 'Ernest, general store.
Gjertson H G, general store. Haugen Peter, hotel.
HOVLID GEORGE MM, General Store.
Hunter V R, blacksmith.
Monson Martin, grocer.
Rodki Robert, saloon.
Weiseman & Schneider, meats.
NORTH MILWAUKEE.
Population, 1,100. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. and Wis. Central
Population, 150. On the Oconomowoc Rys., in Milwaukee county, 5 miles from
river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Milwaukee, the county seat and banking Merton township, Waukesha county, 16 point, with which it is connected by elec- miles west of Waukesha, the county seat, tric car line. Has churches of the leading and 5 north of Hartland, the nearest bank- creeds and good public schools, Exp., Na-
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Godfrey, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bacon Albert L, saloon.
Batsch Mrs Ottilia, dressmaker.
Brandes Rudolph, poultry breeder.
Buhrmann Henry J, painter.
Castenholz & Son (Henry and Henry jr), saloon.
Clinton Fred D, mngr Wausau Lumber W. U. Telephone connection. H. M. Tyler, and Coal Co. postmaster.
Cohn Theodore, dry goods.
Eggert Charles, coal and wood.
Eggert Helmuth, saloon.
Eggert Henry J, saloon.
Felker Gustave F, drugs.
Fischer Emil B, meats,
Globe Hotel, Wm Schultz propr.
Godfrey Byron R, postmaster and real est Swinton R L, saloon.
Gordon Henry B, saloon.
Greene Arthur S, propr National Hotel,
Heppes John, agrl implts.
Heppes John, saloon.
Herschel Jacob, painter. Huebner Charles, town marshal.
Jacobs John. confectioner.
Jahn Charles H, physician.
Krueger Wm, saloon.
Luscher John F, dairy.
Luther Bros Co, S S Newton pres, C J Luther vice-pres, Sam Newton treas, James M Thompson sec, mnfrs sickle and tool grinders. Maegli Jacob, shoes. Meyerfeld Charles, saloon.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Arthur S Greene Propr. Tel Brook 8994.
North Milwaukee News, George Towle publr.
Oeflein Frederick G, real estate. Petzold Emil, quarry.
Poppert Mnfg Co, sash and doors, etc.
QUICK EDWARD, The Buffet, Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Quick Louis, barber. Radman Ernest barber.
Regan Wm, railroad and express agent.
Rohr John H, physician.
Sachse Wm, saloon. Sauer Charles A, meats. Schmidt August, grocer.
Schmidt August C, blacksmith.
Schmidt Gustave, grocer.
Schultz Wm, propr Globe Hotel.
Siegrist Edward, hardware.
Sievers Peter, prin public school.
Simpson Ethel, music teacher
Simpson Rev J J (Presbyterian).
Smith & Barnes Piano Co, Wm P Parker mngr, mnfrs pianos.
Towle George, publr North Milwaukee News.
Wagner E R Mnfg Co, H A Wagner pres, E R Wagner sec, hardware.
Wasserburger Henry, saloon.
Wausau Lumber and Coal Co, Fred D Clinton, mngr.
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co, F. W Ein- hagen pres, H A Wagner sec and treas. Wittee Otto, soda water mnfr.
ZIBERSKI ADOLPH, Plasterer and
Decorator.
NORTHPORT.
Population, 125. A village on Wolf river and on the G. B. & W. R. R., in Waupaca county, 18 miles northeast of Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 4 from New London, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel.,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Cummins -, railroad and express agent. Ellis D, hotel.
Peterson Morris, cheese mnfr.
Prahl Christ J. brick mnfr.
Sampson George, blacksmith.
TYLER H M, General Store.
NORTH PRAIRIE.
Population, 300. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Genessee township, Wau- kesha county, 11 miles southwest of Wau- kesha, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point, and 31 from Milwaukee. Has Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal church- es. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. George A. Sherman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Addenbrooke Wm, farmer.
Agathen A, hotel.
Baxter George, blacksmith.
Baxter John, carpenter.
Burnell & Sherman, live stock.
Chamberlin R W, physician.
Fintel C H Co, lumber.
Harris & West, butter mnfrs.
Hess Frank E, hardware.
Hitzeroth Rev O (Lutheran).
Hurst E S, butcher.
James Rev Thomas (Methodist Episcopal).
Keppen Fred, hotel.
Lau & Lastina, contrators.
Lupita Jacob, blacksmith.
Mann M, teacher.
Orth Fred, mason.
Sherman George C, drugs.
Sherman Ida. teacher.
Steinkrause Bros, general store.
Stephens H W, r r, exp and tel agt.
Underhill Theodore, general store.
West James C, farm implements.
Williams Morgan H, well driller.
NORTH VALLEY.
A discontinued postoffice in Eureka town- ship, Polk county, 12 miles northwest of Balsam Lake, the county seat, and 6 from Centuria, the nearest shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Centuria.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bjornstad Andrew, carpenter.
Blomgren Peter, flour mill. IIjort H J, creamery.
Johnson Bros, general store.
Johnson Eric, mason.
Olson John, shoemaker.
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Milwaukee county. Station B of the Mil- waukee postoffice.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
NORWALK.
Population, 450. An incorporated village on Moore's Creek and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Ridgeville township, Monroe coun- ty, 13 miles southeast of Sparta, the seat of justice. Has Catholic, Evangelical, Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal church- es, a bank and a weekly newspaper. the Star. Stage twice daily to Ontario, fare 50 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Tele- phone connection. John G. Schell, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Allen A L, physician. Brandt G D, r r, exp and tel agt.
Brieski Joseph, shoemaker. Douglas M V, drugs.
Ford Wm, physician. Freisleben D, general store.
Chaffee George, photographer.
Goetz Michael, agricultural implements. Gravin August, blacksmith. Halterman & Walz, saw mill.
Herzberg Fred, shoemaker.
Holz John, saloon.
Joas Joseph, agricultural implements.
Joas & Wartman, hardware.
Karris Bros, meats Keoninger M, millinery.
Koefeke & Schroedel, general store,
Koeneger John G, hardware.
Ludke Fred, furniture.
Michels M, dray. Miller H P, physician. Munn B A, hotel. Neuman M, general store. Nolan Alice, millinery.
Norwalk Mercantile Co. general store.
Norwalk Mill & Grain Co.
Norwalk Star, Otto Sprecher publisher. Norwalk State Bank (capital $25,000), M Seymour Paul, grocer. Goetz pres, J P Andres cashr. Zunker Wm. saloon. Powers J B, restaurant.
Pringle E, blacksmith.
Roof A O, saloon. Sacher Julius, tailor. Sauby H, hotel. Schell Wm, live stock. Seubert A, saloon.
Sprecher Otto, publisher Star.
Verigge Henry, harness. Wallace M O, barber. Walterman & Luetke, furniture mnfrs. Walz George, lumber. Weibel John, saloon.
NORWAY GROVE.
In Vienna township, Dane county, 15 miles north of Madison, the seat of jus- tice and 334 from De Forest, the nearest banking and shipping point. John J Wangsness, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Dodge J C, creamery.
Starks Simon C. genl store.
NORWAY RIDGE.
A country postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Monroe county, 31 miles north- east of Sparta, the judicial seat, and 13 northeast of Tomah, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Case Russell. cranberry grower.
Crawford H, fruit grower.
Reynolds A R, carpenter. Reynolds C H, carpenter.
Somers Cleveland, cooper. Somers H, general store.
NOWELL.
A discontinued postoffice in Waupaca county. Has rural free delivery from New London.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Fitzgerald Robert, genl store. Knoke O E, cheese mnfr.
NUTT.
A postoffice on the D., S. S. & A. Ry., in Brule township, Douglas county, 18 miles southeast of Superior, the judicial seat and 8 from Lake Nebagamon, the nearest bank- ing point. Fred Dickinson. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dalton M, wood.
DICKINSON FRED, Engineer and
Dealer in Wood. Posts, Ties, Etc.
NUTTERVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Marathon county, 7 miles northeast of Wausau, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Hahn Herman, blacksmith.
NYE.
Population, 150. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry .. in Osceola township. Polk county, 7 miles east of Osceola; the near- est banking point, and 16 from Balsam Lake, the county seat. Exp., Western. Frank A. Brandt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) BRANDT BROS, General Store.
BRANDT FRANK A, General Store and Lumber.
Granberg Bros, grist mill.
Hanson Paul, contr.
Ingber~ A E, grocer.
Lynn Louis J, mason. Macosky Fred, blacksmith. Magnusson Charles, shoemaker.
Mattson John, creamery.
Northern Supply Co, grain.
Osceola Mill & Elevator Co, grain. Solomonson Ed, grain.
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OAK CENTER.
Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Oakfield township, Fond du Lac county, 12 miles southwest of Fond du Lac. the seat of justice, and 3 from Oakfield, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. Leroy R. Wells, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Cebell & Kotenberg, proprs Oak Center Creamery.
Goodloxson G, carpenter.
Lindon Charles, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Lytle-Stoppenbach Co, grain elevator. Pierce Frank L. blacksmith.
Simonson S H, genl store.
Thompson C, saloon.
Wells Leroy R, hotel.
Wells Milo L & Co. genl store.
Worthing George W, live stock.
OAKDALE.
Population, 200. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Oakdale township, Monroe county, 24 miles east of Sparta, the county seat, and 61/4 southeast of Tomah, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. A. N. Maltby, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Morgan Clayton G, postmaster.
(See page 4.)
Freemore S J. railroad, exp and tel agt.
Johnson W C, genl store.
Mann Wm, saloon.
Eberhart Otto, creamery.
OAKFIELD.
Population, 600. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Fond du Lac river, a water-power stream in Oakfield township, Fond du Lac county, 9 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 72 from Milwaukee. Was originally settled in 1842. Has Baptist, German Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal .and Protestant Episcopal churches, excellent educational facilities, a bank, and a weekly newspaper, the Oak- field Eagle. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Clayton G. Morgan, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Alexander Walter S, physician.
Armstrong Miss L M, music teacher.
Austria Wm, feed mill. Ball G W, meats.
BANK OF OAKFIELD (Capital $25,- 000), F J Bristol Pres, Wm E Bristol Cash- ier, Transacts a' General Banking Busi- ness, Interest Paid on Time Deposits, Col- lections Promptly Attended to.
Bogie Lerment, barber.
Bristol Clarence, planing mill.
BRISTOL-MORGAN CO (Capital $25,- 000), F J Bristol Pres. W E Bristol Sec, Genl Store.
BRISTOL W E, Cashier Bank of Oak- field. Notary Public.
Brookins Dee, painter. Burleton Joseph J, mason.
Burns Bros (J W and Thomas), drugs. Burns John J, carpenter.
Burns J W, physician.
Cragoe Thomas J, harnessmaker and bar- ber.
Culver C B, grain elevator.
Darling Eugene, restaurant.
Edwards Sherman, physician.
Grabow Albert, blacksmith.
Henningsen Christian, coal and wood.
Highland Creamery Co (George Hansen), creamery.
Hitchcock Daniel W, mason.
Hoag Daniel E, cider mnfr.
Hubbard A N & Co (A N Hubbard and Mrs R Voorus), general store.
Keys F A, saloon.
Kibbe E S, photographer.
Lawz W F. wagonmaker.
Lytle-Stoppenbach Co, grain elevator.
McChain A N, painter.
Magee W D, saloon.
Manz Henry, hardware.
MOORE IC H, Physician and Surgeon, Radium and X-Ray Treatment for Can- cer, Lupus and Chronic Skin Diseases, Electric Treatment of All Kinds Chronic Diseases, Diseases of Women, Stomach, Kidneys and Bladder Treated by the Lat- est Scientific Methods, Deformities in Children, Bone and Joint Diseases, Satis- faction Guaranteed.
Morrison Wm H. hardwood.
Oakfield Cornet Band.
OAKFIELD EAGLE, Ernest D Susan Publr.
Oakfield Fire Ins Co, Delos Allen secy.
Oakfield Free Library, Nellie Raymond li- brarian.
Oakfield Grain Co (John Renick and George Day).
Oakfield Telephone Co, Edward Worthing mngr.
Parratt Henry E, musical instruments.
Parratt Milton J, carpenter.
Poynter Joseph, blacksmith.
Raker Rev James (Episcopal.)
Raymond Nellie, librarian Oakfield Free Library.
Read S S, propr Tremont House.
Schoonover Arthur A, carpenter.
Susan Ernest D, publr Oakfield Eagle.
Taylor & Price (C A Taylor, T E Price), farm machinery.
Thurlow Rev S H (Baptist.)
Tremont House, S S Read propr.
Underwood C E, vet surgeon.
Western Union Telegraph Co. W A Yantz. mngr.
WHITE G W CO (G W White and Wm
F Summerfield), Undertakers and Furni- ture Dealers.
Willard Frank, painter.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Edward Worth- ing agt.
Worthing A J & Co (Arthur J, Frank B and Wm R Worthing), live stock.
Worthing Charles A, carpenter.
Worthing, Darling & Co (Samuel M Darl- ing, George W Worthing), live stock.
Worthing Edward mngr Oakfield Tele- phone Co and Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Yantz Wm A, railroad and tel agt.
Zielke & Co (Alfred J Zielke, Fred Ketch- er), farm impts.
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Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co.
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