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POWERS LAKE.
Population, 500. Formerly known as La- goon, is a summer resort on Powers Lake, in Randall township, Kenosha county, 23 miles from Kenosha, the county seat, 6 from Richmond, Ill., the nearest banking point, and 3 from Bassets, the nearest ship- point pont. Mail, daily. H. J. Spetzman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson F, carpenter.
Banks Albert, carpenter. Bellevue Hotel, Mrs M Walter proprietor. Benedict Henry C, summer resort. Bollos Peter, summer resort.
Borck Fred, carp and stage line. Hoffs B, farmer. Jefferson Ice Co, Gust Bowman supt. Jerett A, horse breeder. Kastenberg John, farmer. McGarey Wm, hotel. Mckesson W A, surveyor. Molter John, music teacher. Oldenburg Wm, saloon.
Reddy John, farmer. Rothe August, summer resort.
Spetzman F H, general store.
SPETZMAN H J, Propr Powers Lake Hotel. Steffen Julius, farmer. Udell T C, stock breeder. Warren E, summer resort. Zinzeler H, stone mason.
POYNETTE.
Population, 650. A. ' corporated village located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on Rowen's creek, a water power stream, in Dekorra township, Columbia county, 13 miles south of Portage, the county seat. 25 north of Madison, and 79 northwest of Milwakee. It is the center of a rich ag- ricultural district, and contains Methodist
academy, a graded school, a bank, and an ably edited and progressive weekly news- paper, the Press. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S Peter W. Mckenzie, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson John, mason.
Atchison Rev W E (Presbyterian).
Bank of Poynette (capital $6,000), A J Jamieson pres, H C Jamieson cashier.
Barnett Rev J W (Methodist Episcopal). Binnie John, physician.
BOHLING JOHN F & CO (F C Bohling, H W Kampen), General Store.
Bowie Emma, carpet weaver.
Bristtenbach Fred, blacksmith.
Butler Charles M, poultry Butler Cyrus H. carpenter.
Carmichael Archie, sorghum mnfr.
Colton E B, gunsmith.
Curtis Edith, dressmaker.
Curtis Isaac L, cattle breeder, 6 miles ne. Delaney Bros (Charles M and Herman), blacksmiths.
Deming Charles, notions and pianos.
Deming Mrs Charles, milliner.
Douglass John, blacksmith.
Drake Portrait Co (Mark L and Earl W). Eagan Thomas, well borer.
Earley Edwin C, drugs and grocer.
Forest Agnes, dressmaker.
Fosse Peter J, meats.
Fuller Wm, restaurant.
Gault Wm C, live stock.
Hadden Frank, furn and undertaker.
Haight E E, live stock, 4 miles e.
Heinz H J Co, George McConnell mngr, pickles.
Hillier Wm H, painter.
Hinkson Edgar E, drugs and stationery.
Houghton Harry E, barber.
Jamieson Bros (Hugh P. Addison J and John C), grain, lumber and farm implts. Jamieson & Co (Hugh P, Addison J and John C Jamieson), proprs Bank of Poy- nette.
Jamieson's Hall, Wm W Jamieson propr. Jewett W, house mover.
Johnson James I, cider mnfr.
Kampen H W, village clerk.
Kimball G A, creamery.
Kuntz Henry, flour mill.
Laughlin Harry, grocer and confr.
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Lobdell John J, mngr est John Mckenzie. Luce Ira C, livery and farm implts.
McDonald Ronald, painter.
Mckenzie John (est), John J Lobdell mngr, seat, banking and shipping point. Has flour mill.
MeKENZIE PETER W, Postmaster and Insurance.
Mckenzie & Westphal (Kenneth Mckenzie, H W Westphal), hardware.
Mack Sisters (Isabel and Bettie), millnrs. Mountford Kate, milliner.
Murray Agnes, dressmaker.
Oviatt Henry M, dentist.
Phelps Louis B, veterinary surgeon.
Phelps L P, village marshal.
Phinney Stelmer L, painter and wall paper.
Powers J F, prin of schools.
Poynette Long Distance Tel Co, E E Hink- son manager.
Poynette Orchestra, J E Wagner leader.
Poynette Presbyterian Academy, Rev R M the dog's plain. It occupies a splendid com- Smith president.
Poynette. Press, George L Swartz propr.
Price Bros (A E and F C), hardware.
Pynn Wm W, harnessmaker.
Radewan Herman, meats.
Riker L M, harnessmaker.
Robinson James W, apiarist.
Robinson Wm G & Son (Wm G and Phin C), harnessmakers.
Shaw James, live stock.
Shirk Mrs John E, newsdealer.
Sloggy Spencer M, hotel.
Squires Lucius A, physician and justice.
Stebbins Eugene, carpenter.
Swartz George L, propr Poynette Press, lawyer, ins and notary public.
Teed Zipher, celery grower.
Thomas James C, carpenter.
Wagner J E, dentist.
Walker George, barber.
Wheeler Joseph H, livery.
Wheeler Mrs J H, hotel.
Whitcomb Wm H, railroad, exp and tel agt Wilson John J, live stock.
Winn Lorenzo, physician.
Wood Alexander L, general store.
Woolstone Frederick W, wagonmaker.
POY SIPPI.
Population, 300. A post village on Pine river, in Poy Sippi township, Waushara county, 18 milees northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 13 north of Berlin,
the nearest railroad station and banking Allen Josiah F, hotel.
point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Becker Wm H, pumps and windmills.
Benedict C A, justice and insurance.
Bowen Miss, milliner.
Briggs F M, barber.
Chase W W, cigars.
CHRISTIANSEN C L, General Store.
Colt H W, flour mill.
Febo C C, blacksmith.
Gordon John, blacksmith.
HALLOCK J, General Store.
Hawley F M, hotel.
Moffatt H L, physician.
Moffatt John, notary.
Moffatt & Barr, general store.
Paulson W H, saw mill.
Smith S D, sorghum manufacturer. Spencer Mrs L, millinery.
PRAAG.
A discontinued postoffice in Buffalo coun- ty, 13 miles northeast of Alma, the county
rural free delivery from Cream.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bennett C H, cheese manufacturer.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN.
Population, 3,500. One of the oldest places in the state, is an incorporated city located on a level prairie at the foot of the Mis- sissippi bluffs. When first visited by the French, the prairie was occupied by a tribe of the Fox Indians under command of a chief named Chien, which signifies dog, and to this circumstance the city owes its present name of La Prairie de Chien, or
mercial position, the Mississippi river, the C., B. & Q. R. R. and the C., M. & St. P. Ry. (depots 1 mile apart), affording trans- portation facilities to all parts of the United States. Its artesian mineral wells, the waters of which contain valuable cur- ative properties gives the city an added attraction to visitors, and brings hither many invalids. This city is the judicial seat of Crawford county, in the southwest corner of which it is situated, 194 miles west of Milwaukee and 33 northwest of Lan- caster. Incorporated in 1873, it contains 2 banks, a public library high and ward schools, the St. Mary Academy for girls, the Sacred Heart for boys, and a theo- logical seminary for the preparation of young men for the priesthood, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Catholic, Ger- man Lutheran and German Evangelical churches, a public hall, a court house, wa- ter works and an efficient and well- equipped fire department. Four ably- edited and progressive weekly newspapers, the Courier (Dem.), the Press (Rep.), the Record (Dem.) and the Union (Rep.), are published. Exp., U. S. and Adams. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. I. D. Hurl- but, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Aherns Bros, cattle breeder and dairy, 3 miles n.
ALLEN WINFIELD S, County Clerk. Atchison Wm, clerk of circuit court.
ATHEY ALEXANDER, Lawyer.
Bailey Henry G, photographer.
Bank of Prairie du Chien (capital $30,000), Atley Peterson pres, Henry Otto vice- pres, Sherwin N Bisbeee cashier.
Barney Lemuel H, dentist.
Barnum Jerome P, mngr Huntting Eleva- tor Co.
Batchelder Mrs H, dressmaker.
Bauer Mrs John, saloon.
Baxter James D, restaurant.
BEACH BROS (Horace Jr and Seward C), Hardware, Stoves, Etc.
Beach Elah, bicycle repairing.
Beach Herbert A, artist.
Beron & Bailey (Joseph Beron, Wilson Bailey), blacksmiths.
Beuthin Charles F W, machinist.
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Bitterle Rowland, ice.
Boeckh Wm C, saloon.
Boucher David G, baker.
Boucher & Haun (Louis Boucher, Joseph Haun), dray.
Brannon Mary, dressmaker.
Brenner Rev Theo (Lutheran).
Brew John T, agt U S Express Co.
Brindley John E, county supt schools.
Brower Arthur, drugs.
C, M & St P Ry, James A Gillis agt.
Campbell & Bitterle (Wm Campbell, Row- land Bitterle), dray.
Cardin Joseph, carpenter.
Case L & Co (Lawrence Case), grocer. CECKA ALBERT, Dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Chabela Jacob, clothing.
Chase Cicero C, justice of the peace.
Cherrier Louis, thresher.
Cherrier J Maurice, blacksmith.
CHERRIER PAUL, Propr Commercial Hotel.
CITY HOTEL AND ANNEX, F E Gar- row Propr, Special Attention Given Trav- eling Men.
City Opera House, Whaley & Mellenger managers.
Clark James, carpenter.
Clinton Fred S, railroad and exp agt.
Clinton Josephine, music teacher. Cole Charles E, physician.
College of the Sacred Heart. Fathers of Society of Jesus in charge.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Paul Cherrier Propr, Headquarters for Traveling Men. Conant John H, dentist.
Connell James J, mngr W U Tel Co.
Cornelius Leonard, jeweler.
COURIER THE (Weekly), Wm D Mer- rell Editor and Propr. (See adv.) Craig Herman H, meats.
CRARY JULIUS E, Sec and Mngr Un- ion Telephone Co.
Crawford County Abstract and Real Es- tate Co, Alfred C Wallin mngr.
Crawford County Bank (capital $30,000), M Heilman G Brewing Co, John I Thomas Menges pres, E C Amann cashr. agent.
Crawford County Press (weekly), Martner & Beach publrs. Curran James A, county judge and ins. Deary Mrs Hannah, saloon.
DeLacy Thomas, county treasurer. De Voe Pearl W, cooper.
Douglass Mrs Sarah L, notions.
Dousman House, C W Hufschmidt propr. Ducharme Casper, blacksmith.
Ducharme & Helsaple (John Ducharme, Len Helsaple), barbers.
Duncan Chauncey W, meats.
Dundon Wm, meats.
Dunne James J, tailor.
Dyke Wm H, fruit grower, 11/2 miles e.
Eastley Bros, threshers.
Edwards, Wood & Co, O L Swanson mngr, commission.
EVANS JOSEPH P, Lawyer and City Attorney.
Evans Wm H, lawyer.
EVANS 'WM M, City Clerk and Insur- ance. Evert Frederick, cigar mnfr.
Fairfield George A, publr Record.
Pearl City-
Fay Benjamin F, real estate.
Fields Wm, cattle breeder.
Flanagan Hannah, milliner.
Flanagan Peter, saloon.
'Fluke Charles, saloon.
Fluke & Garrity (Charles Fluke, John Gar- rity), agrl impts.
Fox & Fernette (John A Fox, John Fer- nette), ferry.
Frederick Alexander A, harness.
Frederick Marcus, carriages.
Garrity John, justice and ins.
Garrity Wm, dray and feed.
GARROW FRANK E, Propr City Hotel and Annex, Also Livery in Connection.
Garvey James, dry goods.
Gillis James A, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Graves Wm R, district attorney.
Grelle Charles, dry goods.
Grelle Emma, music teacher.
GRONERT & BITTNER (George Gron- ert, Franz Bittner), Lessees Schumann and Menges Brewing Co.
Gughler Robert, florist.
Harrington George H, blacksmith.
Harris Bros (Robert and John), livery.
Helwig & Ivers (Philip Helwig, John Ivers), grocers.
Herold House, J F Herold propr.
Herold John F, propr Herold House.
Herold Paul, grocer.
Hobbs F T, justice of the peace.
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Horsfall David F, lumber.
Huffman E H, fruit grower, 2 miles e.
Hufschmidt Charles W, propr Dousman Rathbun John W, phys.
House.
Huntting Elevator Co, J P Barnum mngr. Hurlbut Albert L, county surveyor.
HURLBUT IRA D, Postmaster.
Ingles Joseph, carpenter.
Ingles Wm, carpenter.
Iowa Telephone Co. J E Crary local mngr Joerres Rev A J (Catholic).
Kalina Albert, saloon.
Kautman Frank, artist.
Keller John I, supt Prairie City Electric Co.
Kieckhoeffer Rev L F (Evangelical).
Kiefner Rev George (Catholic).
KIESER BROS (Otto W and Gustoph), Furniture, Carpets and Undertaking.
Klug & Stave (Mrs Susan F Klug, Mattie E Stave), millinery.
Kolb P A, prin of schools.
Lavang Joseph, blksmith.
Lestina Valclav, saloon.
Lindner Charles C, marshal.
McCarty Leonard C. jeweler.
McCloskey Thomas J. phys.
Marousek Stanley. baker.
MARTNER EDWARD T, Mnfr Pearl Buttons and Crushed Shells for Poultry Food.
Martner & Beach (Wallace E Martner, Herb A Beach), publrs Crawford County Press.
Matte Bros, threshers.
MERRELL WM D, Editor and Propr The Courier. (See page 1013.)
Messer Bros (Ernest L and Ansel P) publrs Prairie du Chien Union.
Metropolitan Orchestra, Joseph P Zeman 1dr. Mueller Fred, saloon.
Murphy T & M (Thomas J and Mary E). dry goods.
Netz Henry, saloon.
Nichols May. photogr.
Nickerson Milo, fruit grower, 11/2 miles e Novak Joseph, saloon.
Nugent Bros (John and Thomas). livery. OTTO HENRY, Real Estate and In- surance.
Pearl City Record, G A Fairfield publr. Petrie Charles F, saloon.
Poehler Frank H, grocer.
Poldy Bros, thresher.
Prairie City Electric Co, Charles Grelle pres, S N Bisbee sec and treas, John I Keller supt.
Prairie City Grocery Co (Fred Scherlin. J F Tesar, R Opat, Herman Kuchenbecker).
Prairie du Chien Artesian Well Co, F H Poehler sec.
Prairie du Chien Button Co, B F Fay pres, S N Bisbee sec and treas, Edward Field supt.
Prairie du Chien Sanitarium Co, Henry Otto pres. C D Bayless sec, E C Amann treas, J W Rathbun medical director.
Prairie du Chien Union (weekly), Messer Wright E M & Co (Edward M and Mrs Bros publrs.
Prairie du Chien Woolen Mill Co, Frank H Zach Frank, thresher.
Poehler pres. John W Paris sec, Robert Zeman Frank V, saloon. D Paris mngr.
Quilligan & Vodicka (D H Quilligan, F J Vodicka), saloon.
Rhein Charles H. saloon.
Richards Mrs Ella, dressmkr.
Rienow & Morse (Henry Rienow, Josiah Morse), egg case mnfrs.
Rittenhouse Harvey B, coroner.
Rogers Edward jr, propr Sherman House and saloon.
Rose R W, painter.
Rosenthal Benjamin, genl store.
Sacred Heart College Library.
St Mary's Academy, i .. charge of Sisters of Notre Dame.
Scheib Mrs Annie, baker.
Scheibel Leonard, pianos.
Schrader Henry. propr Tremont House.
Schumann & Menges Brewing Co, Gronert & Bittner lessees.
Schweiger George, bottler.
Sebastia Jacob, barber.
Sherman House; Edward Rogers jr propr.
Sime Peter J, sheriff.
Smith Jonathan T, restaurant.
Smith Wm T, barber.
Smrcina Frank, clothing.
Speck Charles H, saloon.
Standard Telephone Co, JE Crary local mngr.
Stanton James H. phys.
Steiger Emil, phys.
Steinberg August. saloon.
Steiner Bros (John J, V F and Philip), contractors.
Stephan Paul, saloon.
Steyer George, marble works.
Stock John, plumber.
Tesar John, blksmith.
Thomas John I, agt G Heilman Brewing Co
THOMAS ORMSBY B, Attorney-at-Law. Tremont House. Henry Schrader propr. Turbitt Henry, register of deeds.
Uher P & Sons (Peter, Frank and Albert), shoes.
UNION TELEPHONE CO, J W Callaway Pres, J E Crary Sec and Mngr.
United States Express Co. J.T Brew agt. Vanek Frank, shoes.
Vavia Thomas, cigar mnfr.
Vischer Rev E G (Methodist Episcopal).
Wachter Fenton, cattle breeder.
Wachute Joseph, notions.
Walker Mrs Anna, milliner.
Wallin Alfred C, mngr Crawford County Abstract and Real Estate Co.
Walters Bertha, dressmkr.
Waltz Sisters (Millie and Katie), dressmkrs. Weisenberger Philip, tailor.
Welch Sisters (Mary and Nellie), restaurant Weniger Ferdinand L, flour mill.
Whaley Henry J, furn and undertkr.
Whaley & Mellenger (Henry Whaley, Clare Mellenger), mngr City Opera House.
Widman John G, hardware.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, J E Crary loca! mngr.
Adelina Wright), drugs.
Zeman Joseph, saloon.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke
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Prairie du Chien
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Prairie Farm 1015
Zeman & McCloskey (Charles M Zeman, Keysar H C & Co (Holmes C Keyser, 1 1 C Cook), grain elevator.
Edward McCloskey), clothing. Ziel Wm, laundry.
PRAIRIE DU SAC.
Population. 700. An incorporated village, located on the Wisconsin river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Prairie du Sac township, Sauk county, 16 miles south of Baraboo, the county seat. Dating its set- tlement from 1840, it contains German Methodist and Presbyterian churches, good schools, a bank, an opera house with a seating capacity of 600, and a live weekly newspaper-the Sauk County News. Stages daily to Sauk City, Witwen, Blackhawk, Denzer and Leland. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Albert H. Tar- mutzer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Accola Casper, dairy.
Astle George, horse breeder, 7 miles n w.
Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co. Alfred A Peller mngr. Buehler Edward J, confr.
Buehler John W, phys.
Commercial House, C W Schultz propr.
Conger-Grotophorst Co (Wm F Conger, Dietrich Grotophorst), genl store.
Dixon John, prin public school.
Doll Bros (John P and George), farm implts.
Dresen Joseph, architect.
Eberhart Frank S, jeweler.
Farr Edwin J, notary public.
Ferber George, broom mnfr, 5 miles n. Fey George E, barber.
Fey John, village clerk.
Gasser Mrs Anna, milliner.
Giegerich & Just (Bert Giegerich, Wm P Just), publrs Sauk County News.
Grant Sampson, barber.
Gruber Edward D, furniture and undertaker Habermann Anton, cigar mnfr.
Hatz & Accolas (Jacob Hatz, Valentine and J L Accola), genl store. Hillman Rev Wm J (Evang.)
Hubbard Clark E, railroad, exp and tel a **. Joseph Adam, harnessmaker. Just Christ G, painter.
Karll Adolph, saloon. Kendall A O, drugs.
Klipstein Bros (Fred C and Hermar furniture.
Koch John, blacksmith. Lindsey George A, photographer.
McGinnis Alexander, notary public.
Meisser Jacob E, marble works.
Moore Martin C, hardware.
Myers Cornelius, blacksmith.
Nichols Rev John (Evang.)
Ochsner John J. taxidermist and apialist. Payne Jefferson C, sheep breeder, 7 miles n w.
Payne Wm, hog breeder, 5 miles n w.
Phelps Rev A S (Meth.)
Ragatz Christian, blacksmith.
Ragatz John J. jeweler.
Ragatz Thomas H. dentist.
Ragatz & Gasser (Jacob B Ragatz, Floria Gasser), genl store.
Reuland Frank J, machinist.
SAUK BANK THE (capital $25,000), J Stephens Tripp Pres, Orlando E Stone Cashier.
SAUK COUNTY NEWS, Giegerich & Just Publishers.
Schreiber August, shoemaker.
Schueller, Felix & Co (George Schueller, Jacob J Felix). genl store.
Schultz C W. propr Commercial House.
SENTY JACOB, D D S, Dentist, Farm Lands. Real Estate and Insurance, Also Dealer in Coal. (See adv.)
Stoddard & Leigh (L C Stoddard, Frank O Leigh), hardware.
TARMUTZER ALBERT H, Postmaster. Tarmutzer Bros (Wm N and Arthur C), liv- ery.
Tarmutzer Wm, marshal.
Vogel Herman G, meats.
Von Wald Alfred, mngr Troy and Honey Creek Tel Co.
Walser Martin, harnessmaker.
Wintermantle Julia M, milliner.
PRAIRIE FARM.
Population, 300. A village in township of same name, Barron county, 17 miles south- west of Barron, the judicial seat and near- est banking point, and 51/2 from Ridgeland. the nearest rail approach. Daily stage to Barron, fare 75 cents. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. F. S. Woodard, postmaster.
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Brenamann Rev H B (Methodist.)
Carlson Armund, confectioner.
Carlson Dr S. physician.
Harmony Noah S, constable. Hayass L, hardware.
Hoffman J, flour, feed and groceries. Howard J W. furniture.
LARSON MAGNUS, General Store.
Lien & Tiegan, general store and harness. Maine A, hotel and livery.
Prairie Farm Creamery Co.
Procknow Rev (Evangelical.)
Quam John, meats.
Reed Kate E, general store.
Rondhough A O. barber.
SCOTT G' E, General Store.
Sprague Isaac, hotel.
Thoreson Rev H (Norwegian.)
Tollefson E, blacksmith.
Viking Band.
Widvey Rev P A (Norwegian.)
PRATT.
Population, 300. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Commercial Hotel, George Counter propr. Ry., in Pratt township, Bayfield county, 35 Counter George, propr Commercial Hotel.
miles south of Washburn. the judicial seat, and 26 from Ashland, the nearest banking
point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone Dwyer Patrick, propr Hotel Dwyer.
connection. G. Broman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Benlick A, railroad agent.
BROMAN AUGUST, General Store.
Coners John, lumber contractor.
Forest Hotel, Mrs Emily Sayles proprietor. Habelt Adolph, shingle mill and village chairman.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hilful L, carpenter.
Home Celephone Co.
Huebner H C, railroad contractor.
Kents Fred. canthook mnfr. McMahon Thomas. lumber contractor. Nelson E W, shoemaker.
ROBINSON MRS H L, General Store. Sayles Mrs Emily, propr Forest Hotel. Sayles John, livery.
Sibald Bros, hotel and livery.
Slayton Edward, carpenter.
Welcome Charles, meat market.
Welcome Ida, confectionery. Windall M, carpenter.
PRAY.
Population, 50. On the G. B. & W. R. R .. in City Point township, Jackson county, 27 miles northeast of Black River Falls, the county seat and banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. John Hancock, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HANCOCK F L & CO, Genl Store and Real Estate.
Reisinger Arno, railroad, exp and tel agt.
PREBLE.
Brown county, 1 mile from Green Bay. its postoffice.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Ring M J, brewers agt.
(See page 4.)
PRENTICE.
Population, 1,000. Originally settled in 1883. is located on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. and Wis. Central Rys., and on the Jump river, in Prentice township, Price county, 13 miles south of Phillips, the judicial seat, 25 from Fifield and 30 from Medford. Has Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational and Lutheran churches, good schools, a bank, saw and planing mill, a tannery, a stave mill, a creamery, a' foundry and 2 weekly newspapers, the Calumet and the News. Tel., W. U. Exp., National and West- ern. Telephone connection. F. J. Salter, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bank of Prntice, Charles E Macomber pres, Charles W Macomber cashr.
Barrager & Jefferson (E R Barrager, Claude M Jefferson), publrs Prentice News.
BELL MARK R, Publr Prentice Calu- met. (See page 1017.)
Bloomberg Jolmar, blacksmith.
Brace Southwell, dentist.
Cook Alvin B, prin of school.
Dahlquist Henry, carp.
Ellis Wm E, physician.
Emerson Bros (John and David), real est. Falkner Frank, lumber.
Fugate & Repass (Hugh Fugate, Morris Repass), livery.
Good J J. supt Prentice Tannery.
Good Margaret, milliner.
Green H M, real estate.
Halverson John, saloon.
Harrington George L, dentist.
Hicks Jay W, lawyer.
Horr Riley M, jeweler.
Hotel Dwyer, Patrick Dwyer propr.
Johnson Henry O, saloon.
Jump River House, G D Myers & Son props.
King Benjamin W, foundry.
Kinney Rev Frank (Adventist).
Lash J G, agt Soo Line.
Lewin Harry, dry goods.
Low John B, grocer.
Lund Rev C A (Lutheran).
Lundberg Charles F. genl store.
McCurdy G C, agt Wis Cent Ry.
Minahan P R, phys.
Murphy Rev F T (Congregational).
Murphy Mrs W P, grocer.
Naumann Ernest, hardware.
Nelson Nels, saloon.
Nelson Sidney T, shoemaker.
Olson Christian, tailor.
Owen Bros (John M and Orrin O), gent store.
Perry David, physician.
Pierson Samuel W, genl store.
PRENTICE CALUMET THE, Mark R Bell Publr. (See page 1017.)
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