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Am. Joseph Holmes, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dohlby O A, flour and feed mill.
HOLMES JOSEPH, General Store and Postmaster.
Walsworth J C. farm impts.
PIPERSVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice on Rock river, in Ixonia township, Jefferson county, 38
Population, 200. A settlement in De Pere miles northwest of Milwaukee, 14 northeast township, Brown county, 9 miles southeast of Jefferson, the county seat, 3 southwest of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest of Ixonia, the nearest railroad station, and banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. 3 southeast of Watertown, the usual bank-
DYNAMOS, MOTORS and SUPPLIES. L. A. MEYER CO., 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
FENCES
WIRE AND IRON
Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10)
Globe Wire and Iron Works,
10th and 11th Sts
Store and
KNIPPEL PETER, General Store and Leon township, Waushara county, 14 miles Saloon.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
INSURANCE IN FORCE, $363,801,084.00.
FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent,
58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS
994 Pipersville
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Plainfield
ing and shipping point. Has rural free Sibley Elbert, furniture.
delivery from Watertown.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Kohle & Hollatz, general store.
Ohm Henry, feed, sorghum and saw mill. Owen John, well driller. Schroeder Robert, wagonmkr.
Ziemer Louis, blacksmith.
PITTSFIELD.
A country postoffice in Pittsfield town- ship, Brown county, 14 miles northwest of Green Bay, the judicial seat and usual banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Peter Hansen, postmaster and general store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
PITTSVILLE.
Population. 700. An incorporated city, located on the Yellow river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Wood township and county, 18 miles northwest of Grand Rap- ide, the judicial seat, and 175 northwest of Milwaukee. It has churches of the Cath- olic, Congregational, Lutheran and Metho- dist denominations, good schools, a bank, etc. Telephone connection. Lumber, farm products and wood are the principal ship- ments. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Edward, paper hanger.
Austin Albert V. jeweler.
Baum Samuel N. grocer.
Campbell H L, saloon.
CASE JERE, Propr Johnson House. Decker J R, furniture.
Eliasohn Bros, meats.
Elm Park Hotel, J Christian Kurtz propr. Farrell George J, clothing.
Gachany C G, blacksmith.
Geske A F, creamery.
Holmes Robert H. blacksmith.
Hougen Dr Edward, drugs. Jansen, Lowell & Co, hardware.
Johns M, furniture.
JOHNSON HOUSE, Jere Case Propr.
Johnson & Case, livery.
Kellerman Martin, creamery.
Klingbiel G, meats.
Kurtz John, cigar mnfr.
Kurtz J Christian, propr Elm Park Hotel. Ludewig Charles A, harness.
Lunday H, blacksmith.
McCoy D A & Co, planing mill.
McCoy & Mclaughlin. stave mnfrs. Matheyson Benjamin B, drayman. Miller Anton, painter. Moore & Troupe, meats.
Pelow Charles A. barber.
Pittsville Hardware Co (Charles Heuer, John Werner).
Pittsville State Bank (capital $10,000), J F Sims pres, T S Saby cashr. Sandford Matilda, dressmkr. Scheidecker Joseph, baker. Schlagel S H, grist mill.
Schmugge Justus, mason.
Schrimer Charles, shoemaker. Seidell & Ebbe, hardware.
Spears Hiram E, general store.
Sprowl Wm L, carpenter. Suthert George H, real estate.
Waddell Henry. carpenter. Woodworth Frank S, lawyer.
PIUS.
A ·discontinued postoffice in Sheboygan county, 25 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the judicial seat, and 10 from Plymouth, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Herraty Thomas, saw mill. McNichols Frank, cheese factory. Ninneman Bros, creamery.
PLAIN.
Population, 150. A postoffice in Franklin township, Sauk county, 32 miles southwest of Baraboo, the county seat, 9 north of Spring Green, the nearest railroad station and banking point, and 17 from Richland Center. Stages daily to Spring Green, White Mound, Logansville and Reedsburg. Mail, daily. John Beck, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Beck John, genl store and postmaster.
BECK, NECHREINER & CARPENTER, Genl Store and Hardware.
Constantin Walter, cheese mnfr.
Cramer Bros, genl store, saw mill and brick manufacturers.
HAAS & PLON, Meat Market and Sa- loon.
Hutter A H, blacksmith and wagonmkr. Lauer Rev John G.
Paulus & Wegner, blacksmiths and wagon- makers.
Reuschlein Bros, grocers.
Reuschlein Henry, barber.
Schoeman Mrs Adolph, cheese mnfr.
Schwartz Michael, saloon and hotel. Voelkel Joseph, mason.
Volk George, mason.
Volk Philip, saloon and shoemaker. Walsh Patrick E. saloon.
PLAINFIELD.
Population, 1,000. An incorporated village on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Wau- shara county, 18 miles northwest of Wau- toma, the county seat, and 231/2 south of Stevens' Point. Has Baptist, Catholic and Methodist churches, a' starch factory, a flour mill, a creamery, 2 banks and a week- ly newspaper-the Sun (Rep.). Telephone connection. Exp., National. Tel .. W. U. Ira P. Coon, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbott Selah G, dentist.
Angelo Wyatt B. lawyer.
Baker-Upham Lumber Co, H R Isherwood mngr.
Bank of Plainfield (capital $5,000), H N Drake pres and cashr.
Bardwell Jay, grocer. Blake Rev James (Baptist).
Borden D B & Son (Bishop B and Dr Frank R), drugs.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To secure prompt payment Ihsure In the .
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Plainfield WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Platteville 995
Borden Frank R, drugs.
Bovee John W, insurance.
Bresnahan Patrick J, saloon. Cain Wesley N, village marshal. Chapman Lewis A, propr The Sun. Conkhite Riley J. painter.
Coon I L & Co (Ira L Coon), livery.
Corrigan & Johnson (Walter D Corrigan, Buchanan Johnson), lawyers. Currier Edward N. carpenter.
Currier O A & Co. jewelers.
Dafore George E, prin school.
Doenitz M H & Co (M H and P H Doenitz), farm impts.
Durham Worth J, lumber.
Fay Charles J, railroad, exp and tel agt. Fay L J, horseshoer.
Fellman & Smith (S Fellman, Wm Smith), live stock.
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Ferguson Henry, dentist.
FOX GEORGE B, Insurance.
Frost Charles H, physician.
Gibbs Hattie, music teacher. GIBBS HORACE W, Propr Hotel Mitchell.
Gibbs McDonough, drayman. Glocksane J G, barber.
Goodness L J, blacksmith.
Goult Charles O, furn and undertaker. Hall George S, photographer.
Hamel Frank C, propr Plainfield House. Hamilton E L, carpenter. Hamilton Maggie, dressmaker.
Holden Rev J E (Methodist.)
HOTEL MITCHELL, H W Gibbs Propr, The Leading Hotel of the Town, Steam Heated, Commercial Men's Headquarters, Free Bus, Rate $2.00 Per Day.
Kelley Hayden H, barber.
Larson & Youngman (A E Larson, Wm H Youngman), saloon.
Lintner Edward A ,horseshoer.
LUCE F J & CO (Frank J Luce, Leon- ard Starks, Milton M Smart), General Store.
McIntosh E M, physician. Marshall J H, general store.
Penney A M, potato buyer.
Petrick J C & Co (J C Petrick), meats.
Pierce Wm A, confectioner and meats.
Plainfield Creamery Co, W H F Tarrun mngr.
Plainfield House, F C Hamel propr.
Plainfield Opera House, Ward B Stillwell Colgate, its shipping point and 10 from
mngr.
Plainfield Starch Co.
Pratt F B & Co (Fletcher B and Hiram E), general store and drugs.
Rawson Fred B, hardware.
Rice & Newhall (Wm H Rice, C H New- hall), saloon.
Roswell Wm A, general store, 21/2 miles w. Sargent G D, insurance.
Spees Mrs Frank, dressmaker.
Staples Daniel I, restaurant. Starks & Blair, produce and grain.
Starks & Kopps, potato buyers.
Starks & Skeel (Leonard Starks, F Skeel), flour mill. Stillwell Ward B, village clerk. Stone Frank, mason. Storm Byron, justice. Storm C E & Co (C E Storm), hardware. Sun The, Lewis A Chapman propr.
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Union Telephone Co, B B Borden Frank R Borden sec.
pres,
Vroman Alfred, restaurant. Vroman Marion A, harness.
Walker L S Co, L S Walker pres, M S Walker sec, genl store.
Walker & Mattice, potato buyers.
Walter & Shaw (J F Walter, W J Shaw), meats and live stock.
Waterman & Bean (Margaret Waterman, Susie Bean), milliners.
Waushara County Bank (capital $15,000), H E Pratt pres, G D Sargent cashier.
Weed Charles H, agrl implements.
Weeks & Weeks (Robert A and Emory A), marble works.
White H R, veterinary surgeon.
Wilson & Rawson (Wright Wilson, F B Rawson), real estate.
Wood Andrew J, blacksmiths.
Woods H J, saloon.
Wright H A, tailor.
PLAINVILLE.
Population, 200. In Dell Prairie township. Adams county, 25 miles south of Friend- ship, the judicial seat, and 6 northwest of Kilbourn, the nearest shipping and banking point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Friendship to Kilbourn. Telephone connection. L. L. Sperbeck, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atcherson Mamie, teacher.
Atcherson Maude, teacher.
Atcherson O S, blacksmith, hotel and con- stable.
Cook Grace, teacher.
Corning H, grocer.
Douglas Maybelle, teacher.
Edmonds Elma, teacher.
Edmonds J C, justice.
Elliott Jessie, teacher.
Kehlert Alex, creamery and butter mnfr. KERNHERMER C, General Store. Lloyd Wm, blacksmith.
Roenbach J C, grist mill.
Sperbeck F C, ins agt and collector.
PLAT.
A country postoffice in Richfield town- ship, Washington county, 20 miles south- east of West Bend, the county seat, 5 from
Menomonee Falls, the nearest banking point. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. John C. Meyer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hayes Maywin, teacher.
Kiley John. wind mills and pumps.
Kiley Michael. justice.
KUENZI JOHN, Creamery.
Michael Anton, blacksmith.
MEYER JOHN C, Hotel and Postmast- er. Moller George C, constable. Schneider August, mason. Schneider Wm. photographer.
PLATTEVILLE.
Population, 4,500. First settled in 1827, is Jan incorporaed city near the eastern bor- ler of Grant county, on the C., M. & St.
FINE IMPROVED FARMS CHOICE TRACTS UNIMPROVED LANDS IN WOOD, CLARK, TAY- LOR, PRICE COUNTIES.
Benson & Anderton MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered.
CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC. CO.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND . PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork 115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers Order Sheets Holders, Binders.
(See adv. in Milwaukee.)
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Platteville
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Platteville @ P
Cabines, Jones & Co (James H Cabines, Oliver M Jones, Wm W Pretts), clothing. Capitola Mining Co, Henry Wunn pres, C A Loveland jr sec.
Carl Jacob, mason.
Carpenter Myrtle L, tchr State Normal School.
Chapman Claude, tailor.
Chase H G & Co (Horace G Chase), grocers Chubb Rev S R (Primitive Methodist). Churchill Frank F, music teacher.
City Opera House, P D Hendershot jr manager.
Cleary Thomas L, lawyer.
COLUMBIA HOTEL, C A Burroughs Proprietor.
Cordingiy Thomas, bill poster.
Cordts W Fred, grain and feed.
Cottage Inn Creamery, Belmont Creamery Co proprietors.
Cowduroy Wm Co (Mrs W C Cowduroy), general store.
Cox Wm, blacksmith.
Cummins Thomas F, shoes.
Cunningham & Buck (Wilson Cunningham, Guerdon C Buck,) physicians and hospital
C & N W Ry, Alfred E Patterson agt.
Dall Lead and Zinc Co, F E Huntington pres, F E Doscher sec and treas.
Davey Benjamin, painter.
Davis Rev A Q (Episcopal).
Davis T C, pianos and organs.
Dennis John, dray.
De Witt Clinton, notary. Doelz Albert, painter.
Doerscher Henry C, live stock.
Doescher Benjamin H, saloon.
Dolan James, lawyer and notary.
Dolan Land Co, A C Dietzman pres, James Dolan sec.
Dolan Peter J, justice, real est and collec- tions.
Doscher Frank, notary.
Draper Zed C, chief of police.
Drinkall Thomas O, drugs.
Dudley Wm H, tchr State Normal School.
Dugdale Richard, surveyor.
DUGDALE ROBERT I, Publisher Grant County News.
Dugdale & Dugdale (R I and Fred), lead mine.
Eastman M Lumber Co, Morton Eastman president.
Eastman N Lumber Co, Nadab Eastman pres and treas, H E Eastman sec.
Eberhardt & Frechette (Casper Eberhardt, Albert J Frechette), billiard hall.
Eclipse Mining Co, J L Nye pres, J H Evans sec.
Ellis Wm H, notary.
Empire Mining Co, F Krogg pres, E C Krogg sec.
Evans Jonathan H, real estate ..
Evans Morgan, general store.
Explosive Supplies Co, E F Newton agt, powder.
Fair Sisters (Kate and Agnes), dressmkrs.
FAWCETT JAMES E HARDWARE CO, Hardware.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $50,- 000), Thomas Jenkins Jr Pres, Wm M Hetherington Cashier.
Fox Bros, live stock.
Fox & Son (George and Freeman), hdwre.
France E R & Son (Edward R and New- ell E). apiarists and nursery.
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIJ. BLDG. MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
C O Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 00
185-191 Milwaukee Street,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Alcock John, propr Platteville Business College.
Alcott George T, barber.
American Express Co, Arthur H Nehls agt.
Annecke Mrs Mary F, shoes.
Austin Mrs John, carpet weaver.
B B Telephone Co, W H Beebe propr.
Barden G R Shoe Co (George R Barden.) Batchelor Wm, mason.
Batchelor & Fisher (Mary Batchelor, Lot- tie Fisher), milliners.
BEEBE W H, Lawyer and Notary. Beherns Henry, mason.
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Beining & Karrmann (C Charles Beining, George Karrmann), saloon.
Belmont Creamery Co, Fred O Uehling pres, M Weittenhiller mngr.
Berry Edward E, physician.
Bethel Grove Creamery, Belmont Cream- ery Co proprs.
BISHOP MYRON A, Propr Gates House! and Auctioneer. Bishop Thomas W, physician.
Blackhawk Mining Co, F Krogg pres, C A Loveland jr sec.
Block J S & Co (Mrs Jennie S Block), dry goods.
Block Manfred S, lawyer.
Boll Wm J, machinist.
Bonson Charles, bus line.
Botsford Eugene N, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Breithaupt Edward, confectioner.
Briggs George W, carriages.
Brown. Rev Victor F (Congregational).
Brugger Samuel, blacksmith.
Buchholz Dietrich, mason.
Burg Frank X, clothing.
Burns Rev F L (Free Methodist).
Burns & Ellis (Edward E Burns, Wm H Ellis), lawyers.
BURROUGHS CHARLES A, Proprietor Columbia Hotel.
Buxton James S, grocer.
Butler Alexander, wagonmaker. C, M & St P Ry, E N Botsford agt.
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MILWAUKEE.
P., and the C. & N. W. Rys., (depots 350 yards apart), 18 miles from Calamine Junc- tion, the same distance southeast of Lan- caster, the seat of justice, and 135 miles southwest of Milwaukee. It contains a powder mill, a foundry and a machine shop, a large creamery, carriage, plow and a
wagon factories, 4 cigar factories, and brewery with a capacity of 35,000 barrels. Has churches of the following denomina-
tions: Methodist Episcopal, Congrega- tional, Catholic, Episcopal, Christian, Free and Primitive Methodists, German Metho- dist and Presbyterian, and two Lutheran; good public schools and a state normal school, two banks, a city hall and opera house, good hotels, three weekly newspa- pers, the Grant County Witness, the Grant County News and the Journal. The city has a good system of water works and is lighted by electricity. Lead and zinc min- ing are the leading industries. Large quantities of live stock, grain, lead, zinc and powder are shipped. Stages daily to Lancaster; fare, $1. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone exchange. Benja- min Webster, postmaster.
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Monarchy Probaking
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave.
Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ROOFING MATERIALS, Building and Insulating Papers. PAROID ROOFING.
Platteville
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Platteville 997
France Newell E, state inspr of apiarists. Friedrich Albert B, blacksmith.
Friedrich E R & Son (Edward R and Gus- tave E), harnessmakers. Friedrich Gertrude, music teacher.
Fuelberg Frederick, general store. Funston Wm J, dentist.
Gahart Frank, saloon.
Gardner Bee A, libr State Normal School. GARDNER DENNIS J, Attorney-at- Law, Notary, and Real Estate.
Gardner John M, surveyor.
Gasser Herman, physician.
GATES HOUSE, M A Bishop Propr. Geisel Rev E O (Lutheran).
Gentle Thomas G, tchr State Normal Sch. Gibson Obe E, dentist.
Gilmore Charles E, wall paper.
Gordell Frank, carpenter.
Graham & Stephens Mining Co, J W Mur- phy pres, Clinton De Witt sec and treas.
GRANT COUNTY NEWS (Weekly), R I|Ivey James fruit grower.
Dugdale Publisher.
Grant County Telegraph and Telephone Co, W H Beebe general manager.
Grant County Witness (weekly), Wm M Rindlaub publisher.
Gray Oliver, supt city schools.
Greer Mary, music teacher.
Gribble Clarence H, publr Platteville Jour- nal.
Gribble Henry M, dry goods.
Grindell John (estate). brickyard.
Grindell John H, marble works.
Grindell W F & Son (Wesley F and Char- les C), furn and undertakers.
HARCLEROAD JAMES M, Livery and Sales Stable. Harris J M, well borer.
Hawley T C & Co (Theodore C and Har- rison G Hawley), grain.
HEIDINGER JOHN, Pictures and
Picture Framing and Upholsterer. Hellmer Henry P, wagonmaker.
Hendershot Philip D, harnessmaker.
Hendershot Philip D jr, city clerk.
Henning Henry L, grocer.
Henning & Johanns (Wm Henning, John Knapp A V. fruit grower, 4 miles w. Johanns), hardware. Knapp Frank S. dentist. Henry James, painter. Knebel E Henry, cigar mnfr.
Hercules Powder Co. E F Newton agt. Herr Rufus S, vet surgeon.
HETHERINGTON WM M, Cashier First National Bank.
Hibernia Lead and Zinc Co, J W Murphy pres, Frank Pitts sec.
Hindes Elmer, well driller.
Hinman Orville A, justice of the peace.
Hischke Fred tailor.
HODGE BENJAMIN, Mining Engineer. Holt & Fisher (George J Holt, Louis H Fisher), restaurant.
Hoppe Fritz, brewer.
Horn Henry A, ice.
Horn & Schroeder (Henry C Horn, Charles W Schroeder), saloon.
Horstman Christian, general store.
Hough Jacob, blacksmith.
Howard Charles, dray.
HUNTINGTON' B F, Propr Standard Calendar Co.
HUGLE & BROWN (M Hugle, James- M Brown). Proprs Park Hotel.
Hymer W C, live stock.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Co, Frank Goodell agt.
Jackson George W. carpenter.
Jaerdeau Lucile, nurse.
Jennings & Clifford (Wm T .ennings,
Charles H Clifford), jewelers.
Jennings & Nehls (Wm T Jennings, Arthur H Nehls), stationers.
Johanns Henry N, general store.
Johnson Edward, vet surgeon.
Johnson Henry F, meat.
Jones J IS, dairy.
Kamm Louis H. barber.
Kane Mrs P L, dressmaker.
KARRMANN & SON (Jacob and Jacob Jr), Cigar Mnfrs. Sole Makers of Black Jack 5c Cigar.
Kemler A W & Cq (Augustus W Kemler), dry goods.
Kemler James C, general store.
Kies Allen, cattle breeder.
Klar-Piquette Mining Co.
Kleinhammer Henry, architect.
Klevenstein John, sorghum mnfr.
Klondike Mining Co, W F Grindell pres, Clinton De Witt sec and treas.
Knebel George. jeweler.
KOPP ARTHUR W, Attorney-at-Law and Notary.
Kopp & Mauger (C Wilber Kopp, Wm G Mauger), blacksmiths.
Koster Henry, tailor.
Platteville Foundry and Machine Co.
PLATTEVILLE, WISCONSIN.
Manufacturers of Concentrating, Pumping and Hoisting Machinery, Rock Crushers, Cross Head and Centrifugal Pumps and Hoisting Engines. € Engines, Boilers, Steel Rope, Fittings and Supplies.
WE BUILD THE BEST ROCK CRUSHER MADE.
SONNICHSEN & STIELOW
PATENT EXPERIMENTING A SPECIALTY. 128 Sycamore Street.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WiS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
(See Page 5.)
Makes a specialty of the adjusting of fire losses for the insured. Also solicits the auditing of accounts for corporations, firms and individuals. All preliminary inquiries by wire at our expense.
ANALYSES OF FOOD AND FEED Products Our Specialty INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF MILWAUKEE, 644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
Krogg-Webster Mining Co, pres, A C Schultz sec and treas. Kuehl Charles & Son (Charles and Frank), cigar mnfrs.
Kuehl Frank, confectioner and news.
Lillis Rev F J (Catholic).
Livingston J W, pres State Normal school. LONGBOTHAM THOMAS, Livery Stable Loveland Charles A Jr, ins agt.
Lucky Four Mining Co. A. C Schultz pres, H C Hinners sec.
Ludwig Matt, plasterer.
McArthur John. general store.
McBride Lucena, asst libr State Normal Platteville Lead and Zinc Co, J W Mur- phy pres, Clinton De Witt sec.
School.
McCarty & Holmes (Wm H McCarty, Rich- ard P Holmes), barbers.
McGregor Allie, artist.
Mckown Bros (Elmer P and Herbert A), barbers.
Maahs Wm, saloon.
Mann Bros (Wm and Leonard), plasterers.
Marcussen Frederick W, hardware.
Markley L L, well borer.
Marshall Joseph F. plumber.
Martens August carpenter.
Martens Henry, furn and undertaker.
Meyer Dietrich mason.
Meyer-Shepherd Lumber Co, George F Mey- er pres and treas, Harry T Shepherd vice-pres and sec.
Meyer & Pitts (Wm Meyer jr, Peter Pitts jr), harness.
Miller Gustav E, dentist.
Miller & Pitts (Alfred Miller, Henry E Pitts), blksmiths.
Mitchell James L, grocer.
Mitchell M J, tchr State Normal School.
MOORE ALPHONZO W, Propr Wind- sor Hotel.
Moses Charles W, saloon.
Mount Zion Creamery. Platteville Cheese and Produce Co proprs.
MURPHY JAMES W, Lawyer and Mayor.
Nagle Henry, mason.
Nehls Arthur H, agent Am Exp Co.
Nehls Henry, fruit grower.
Nehls N H, apiarist.
Nicklas George L, physician.
Nye James L, photographer.
Oellerich & Hinkins (J H Oellerich, G A Hinkins), geni store.
Oettiker Hardware Co (Wm H Dettiker, Grant S Butler. Charles P Smith).
Oettiker James physician.
Ovitz & Williams (Ernest Ovitz. James Williams), livery.
Owdyn & Wallace (Martin Owdyn, Wm Wallace), carpenters.
Palmer James, livery.
Panzlau Rev J L (German Methodist).
PARK HOTEL, Hugle & Brown Proprs Patterson Alfred E, railroad and tel agt. Paul James H, painter.
Perry Mrs Homer, fruit grower.
Peterson M T, well borer.
Piquett John B. blksmith.
Pitts Frank, agt Standard Oil Co.
Pitts Peter. dray.
Place Wm, stone quarry.
Platteville Business College, John Alcock propr.
Platteville Cheese and Produce Co, Thom- as Dyer pres, John C Kachel sec.
Platteville Electric Light and Power Co, M S Sickle pres, J H Evans sec.
Platteville Exploration and Development Co, O C Kemp pres. W H Ellis sec
PLATTEVILLE FOUNDRY AND MA- chine Co, IW G Bryant Pres, B F Hunting- ton Vice-Pres, George D Orput Sec, M Eastman Treas, George L Jarrett Genl Supt. (See page 997.)
Platteville Journal (weekly), C H Gribble publr.
Platteville Public Library.
Platteville, Rewey & Ellenboro Telephone Co, Frank Goodell pres, Samuel Poland sec.
PLATTEVILLE STATE BANK (Capital $35,000). John P Huntington Pres, Alfred J MoCarn Cashr.
Platteville State Normal Band, Archie Tar- rell Idr.
Platteville Water Works, H A Gallagher supt.
Plourd & Kempthorne (Alfred W Plourd, Guy Kempthorne), blacksmiths.
Poller Samuel, painter.
Potter Abijah T, produce.
Pretlow Isabella, tchr State Normal School. Ray Edgar, marble works.
Reddy Lizzie, dressmaker.
Reehl Casper, tailor.
Reige Clarence. music teacher.
Reiser Henry, blacksmith.
Reisic Conrad, plasterer.
Rewey Addison, restaurant.
Rindlaub Wm M, publr Grant County Wit- ness.
Robinson Harry A, drugs.
Rogers John, machinist.
Rollins John, housemover.
Rose J M & Son (J Marion and John). car- penters.
Roseleip John A, saloon.
Roseleip Lizzie, milliner.
Roseleip Wm, bottler.
Rountree Laura J, music teacher.
Rowe Mrs C F. milliner.
St Rose Mining Co, Wm Kennedy mngr. Samter David, clothing.
Samuelson Christ, tailor. Sander Henry, general store.
Schambow Henry. dry goods.
Schardt Theresa, dressmaker.
Schmidt Anthony, apiarist.
Schmidt John A, cooper.
Schmitt George J, restaurant.
Schramm Mrs Dora. dressmaker.
Schroeder Leonard J, baker.
Schroeder Wm F, feed mill.
Schroder & Johnsen (George W Schroeder, Henry Johnsen), meats.
Schuster Clare. tchr State Normal School.
Scott W W, photographer. Segelke Diedrich H, saloon. Seitz John E. township clerk.
Shank John A, dry goods.
Shepherd Fred W. dentist.
Shepherd Thomas, grain and feed.
Sherwin Wm. live stock.
SICKLE M S & CO (Max S Sickle), Ci- gar and Tobacco Manufacturers.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices Prompt delivery. MILWAUKEE.
2 C a R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency a
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
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Smith Elliott B. real estate.
Smith Jotham M, hardware. Snowden Fred L. notions.
Spencer Sylvester B, mason.
STANDARD CALENDAR CO, B F Hunt- judicial seat and nearest banking point.
ington Propr.
Standard Oil Co. Frank Pitts agt.
State Normal School. J W Livingston pres.
State Normal School Library, Bee A Gard- ner librarian.
Stead Mrs E, carpet weaver.
Steffens Ernest H, cigar mnfr.
Steinhoff, Stephens & Co (John F Steinhoff, Harry E Stephens, Fred Weinberg) live stock and meats.
Stover A D, well borer.
Strong John, plasterer.
Strong John jr, plasterer.
Strong's Orchestra, Charles Strong Idr.
Sue Wm. shoes.
Taylor Bros (D Webb and Charles F), lumber.
Taylor Feed Co (J Le Roy and Fred J Tay- lor).
Thompson John, housemover.
Thompson Samuel, carpenter.
Todd Jessie, tchr State Normal School. Traber Silas W, justice.
TREGO FRANK H, General Manager Trego Zinc Mining Co, and Mining En- gineer.
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