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CEMENT Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH,
Consulting Mechanical Engineer -FUEL ECONOMY.
ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.)
921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Racine
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Racine 1065
Speer Gertrude A, teacher, 1400 Washing- ton av.
Spence James W, jeweler, 400 6th.
Spencer Drug Co, W L Spencer mngr, 435 Main.
SPENCER JOHN H, Propr Belle City Hotel, 1224-1226 16th. (See page 1026.) Staaden Wm, meat market, 1931 N Erie. Stage J M, house mover, 506 16th.
Standard Oil Co, D O'C Heath mngr, 15th and C, M & St P R R.
Staples Bros (Wm and Thomas), wholesale flour and feed, 417-421 Wisconsin.
Star Clothing Co, H J Jones propr, J Baumblatt mngr, 33 Main.
Star Novelty Co, J L Schruben propr, mnfr ladies' hat fasteners, 951 Milwaukee av.
Stecher Cora, dressmkr, 1229 Douglas av. Stecher, Weber & H Mnfg Co, John Stech- er pres, G Bahnemann vice-pres and supt, Adolph Weber sec and treas, plan- ing mill, 1117 N Main.
Steckel Harry W, cigars, 1127 Washington av.
Stegner Frank, horseshoer, 1211 Douglas av Stein I, tailor, 1111 Washington av.
Steinicka Frank, dry goods, 1707 Douglas av.
Stewart Wm M, billiard hall. 421 Main. Stilb Peter & Son (Peter and Harry), dry goods, 1116 Villa.
Stoffel Bros (Jacob and Peter T), dry goods), 616 State and 521 High.
Stoffel John, cigar mnfr, 1434-1436 N Erie. Stoffel Mrs Peter, cigars, 1509 State.
Stone H & Son (Horace and Horace G), druggists, 209 6th.
Stortz Bros (Charles H and G P), shoes, United States Express Co, J B Hall agt, 1320 Washington av.
Stovall Rev Thomas (M E), 1216 Grand av. Stransky Frank, contr, 1644 Milwaukee av. Stransky John, contr, 1827 Douglas av.
Strauss Arnold, propr Belle City Tea Co, 1662 N Erie.
Strauss Arnold, grocer, 1662 N Erie.
Stremen Emma, dressmkr, 1033 Franklin. Stritesky Bohumil, grocer, 1902 N Erie.
Stritesky Frank A, harnessmkr, 1701 Doug- las av.
Stubbs Thomas, instr Racine College, cor Wisconsin and De Koven av. Stuebe G A, saloon, 613 6th.
Stuebe Louis H, saloon, 423 6th. Sutton Percy, saloon, 1100 St Clair. Svenvig Christian, contr, 1614 West. Svitavsky Robert, tailor, 1221 Douglas av. Tait Ellen R, teacher, 1028 Pearl.
Tait Gilbert R, dentist, 1 Baker blk. Tait Jessie U, teacher, 1028 Pearl. Talbert E L, teacher, Y M C A bldg. Talmage James H, instr Racine College, cor Wisconsin and De Koven av. Tate Wm R, sign painter, 319 6th. Tatosky Emild A, cigars, 1208 State. Tausche Edward R, supt Metropolitan Life Ins Co, 939 College av. Taylor Edward A, phys, 800 College av. Teagl Mrs Augusta, nurse, 1515 May. Teall John G, real est, 423 Main.
TECKTONIUS E C MNFG CO, F A Teck- tonius Sec and Mngr, Mnfrs Springs and Bands, 1224 13th. (See page 1047.) Tecktonius Leo, music tchr, 1224 13th. Teeter Rev W H (M E), 415 St Patrick.
Terry Josephine E, dressmkr, 1519 Villa. Tharinger Louis, contr, 1124 Irving pl. Thayer Mrs Jessie E, tchr, 921 Main. Thielen Henry, contr, 825 St Patrick. Thielen John, shoes, 1500 N Wisconsin. Thom Rosa, dressmkr, 832 Grand av. Thomas Fred C, saloon, 304 Main.
Thomas Wm O, transfer agt C & N W R R, 822 Lafayette av.
Thompson A B, saloon, 412 Main. Thompson Elizabeth L, tchr, 1118 Park av. Thompson Mrs Mary, saloon, cor 22d and Racine.
Thompson Nellie C, tchr, 1655 Northwest- ern av.
Thompson Thomas E, contr, 1602 Hamilton avenue.
Thompson & Harvey (Fulton Thompson, Richard G Harvey), lawyers, 207 6th.
Thronson Furniture Co, B C Thronson pres, C E Skow sec, 309-313 Main.
Ticknor Paint and Wall Paper Co, L W Bullock pres, T G Ticknor sec, 313 6th. Tidyman Melvin, baker, 223 6th.
Tiede Wm C, bill poster, 412 Water.
Tilletson Lottie D, dressmkr, 1133 Wash- ingon av.
Tilly Ada G, teacher, 800 Racine.
TIMES PRINTING CO. W S Goodland Propr, 308-310 5th. (See page 1045.) Tinker Sarah A, dressmkr, 902 16th.
Tompach Emil L, phys, 1115 High. Trant Rev Stephen (Cath), 1113 St Clair. Trist Cora, teacher, 1608 W 6th.
Trist Grace, teacher, 1608 W 6th.
Trull Lulu M, teacher, 915 15th.
Tuttle Eva, teacher, 1412 Wisconsin.
Uhlir F & Co (Frank Uhlir, Wm and E Zerzanek), grocers, 1678 Douglas av.
500 Monument sq.
United States Standard Electrical Works, F J Osius pres, P B Nelson vice-pres, G C Schmitz sec and treas, electrical sup- plies, cor Main and 3d.
UNITED STATES WASHING MACHINE Co, J M Peterson Pres, F L Schellenberg Vice-Pres, Ernest H Smieding Sec, James Armstrong, Treas, 1530 Junction av. (See p 1032.)
Upchurch Lucy D, teacher, 900 Park av.
Van Arsdale Wm, saddlery hardware, 400 Main.
Van Bree Jerry, saloon, 1303 Douglas av. Van Bree Joseph, saloon, 1466 Douglas av. Vandenberg Theodore, contr, 1936 Douglas , avenue.
Vander Grind & Dollister (J H Vander Grind, J W Dollister), dry gds, 410 Main. Van Ornum Perley T, dentist, 205 6th. Van Vliet Mary A, nurse, 921 State. Vesely Frank, saloon, 1232 Douglas av. Vogel Kate P, dressmkr. 1534 Packard av. Von Szymanski Max, saloon, 500 6th.
Vrooman Charles V, prin Howell School, 1635 12th.
WABERS H H MNFG CO THE, H H Wabers Pres and Mngr, N Scheller Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Farm Implements, 1717 Racine. (See page 1025.)
WADEWITZ T C. Mnfr WWood Novel- ties and Specialties, 1022 St Clair. (See page 1033.)
Waggoner Zoe B. teacher, 1601 W 6th. Wagner John C, saloon, 217 6th. Wah Lee, laundry, 800 State.
Robert A. Lang, CONTRACTING HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Concrete Timber Ballast and Stone Dams Designed. Contracts taken for complete Construction and equipment. Twenty years successful experience. No. 656 GALLOWAY ST., EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall
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Racine
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Waite Menzo B, music tchr, 415 11th. Wales Mabel P, music tchr, 1619 College av. Walker Bros (Warren H and Willard T), shoes, 432 Main.
WALKER MORTIMER E, City Attor- ney, City Hall.
Walker Willard J, contr, 1624 Wisconsin. Walrath Cornelia R, tchr, 1527 College av. Wanasek Joseph, saloon, 1600 Douglas av. Warta Joseph, saloon, 722 6th.
Washburn Franklin B, dentist, 504 Monu- ment sq.
Watson John C, instr Racine College, cor Wisconsin and De Koven av.
Watts Lillian, teacher, 1304 Park av.
Way & Pollard (Bert S Way and Henry Pollard), proprs The Asby Hotel, 528 Col- lege av.
Webber G, barber, 1103 Racine.
Weber Bros (Ernst and Charles), bottling works, 1501-1507 N Michigan.
Weber Charles, grocer, 1532 Douglas av.
Weber Olga D, music tchr, 1604 Washing- ton av.
Weed Wm, meat market, 1101 Villa.
Weineck Mamie A. dressmkr, 1024 Park.
Welfl, Bill & Elsner (Joseph Welfl, C H Bill. C C Elsner). shoes, 320 Main.
Weller Mrs D E, dressmkr, 502 Monument square.
Wemmert J G, propr The Lakeside Res- taurant, 332 Main.
Wendt E G Helmuth, real est, 920 State. Wentworth John T, lawyer, rm 4 Secor blk. West Shore Lumber Co, C W Smith pres, W T Van Pelt sec, 941 Erie.
WEST SIDE LAUNDRY CO, John W Landon Pres, Charles Knoblock Vice- Pres, A A Bishop Sec and Treas, 1025 State. (See page 1034.)
West Side Plumbing Co (S Petersen, H Christensen), plumbers, 804 State.
Westberg Edward, bill poster, 323 Main. Westendahl J M, cigars, 939 Milwaukee av. Western Union Telegraph Co, J C Dor- chester mngr, 210 5th.
Westrich & Miller (George A Westrich, Frank M Miller), grocers, 827 Washington avenue.
Wetrout Fern F, teacher, 1600 W 6th.
Whalen Jerry, contr, 1611 N Wisconsin.
Wheeler Edith, music tchr, 824 Union.
Wheeler H F, mngr Postal Telegraph- Cable Co, 431 Main.
Whitaker Mrs J W, mngr Woman's Ex- change, 419 6th:
WHITE FRONT LIVERY, C A Bas- singer Propr, rear 423 Main. (See page 1036.)
White Star Laundry (J G Williams, G W Schweitzer), 411 Main.
White Stella H, stationer, 502 Monument sq White & Buck Hardware Co The, W C Palmer pres, G L Buck sec, 306 6th.
Wibbert H Carl, cigars, 920 State.
Wiedeback Carrie, dressmkr, 910 Milwaukee avenue.
Wiegand Bros (Henry C and Charles A), pianos, 420 Main.
Wigley David P, flour and feed, 518-522 Col- lege av.
Wilbor A J, teacher, 921 Main.
Wilhelmsen Rev Rasmus F (M E), 1522 Zahn Dry Goods Co, Edward Zahn mngr, Packard av. 428 Main.
Williams Alexander J, phys, 511 Main. Williams Alfred A, contr, 1220 16th.
Williams Edward, contr, 404 Lafayette av. Williams Harry L, dentist, 526 Monument
square.
Williams Jeannette E, tchr, 724 College av.
Williams Jennie, teacher, 1333 Park av.
Williams L Wm, contr, 720 Villa.
Williams Marie, dressmkr. 1015 Hilker pl.
Williams Nellie S, teacher, 2018 Washington avenue.
Williams Wm H, grocer, 430 Main.
Filliams Wm R, music tchr. 309 6th.
Williams Wm T, vet surg, 909 Washington avenue.
Williamson Halvor, hardwood lumber, n end Mead st bridge.
Willmarth E H. teacher. 1817 Park av.
Wilson August, feed stable, 523-525 College avenue.
Wilson Mrs Julia, dressmkr, 513 College av. Winnie A J, prin Jefferson School, 928 Ra- cine.
Winnie May E, teacher, Merchants Hotel. Winnie & Madole (F C Winnie, W A Ma- dole), painters, 1418 Owen av.
WINSHIP MANUFACTURING CO, E O Hand Pres, E B Hand Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Pumps, Wind Mills, Tanks, Tank Lugs, Corn Planters, Etc, C, N & W Ry bet 11th and 12th. (See page 1046.)
Winton David, mngr Larus-Altheimer Co, 312 6th.
Wisconsin Agricultural Pub Co, J E Dodge pres, Andrew Simonson sec and treas, 312 5th.
Wisconsin Agriculturist The, Charles H Everett editor, 312 5th.
Wisconsin Business College, C F Moore pres, H O Thompson sec, 403-405 Main.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Edmund P Erb manager, 625 Main.
Wisconsin Timber and Lumber Co, W H Cahall pres, George Runyon sec, 308 Rob- inson blk.
Wittie W H, saloon, 1242 State.
Wittmann Louis, confr, 419 6th.
Wolfe A L, prin Washington School, 1533 W 6th.
Wolff's S Sons (Wm, Albert and Charles), clothing, 436-438 Main.
Woman's Exchange, Mrs J W Whitaker manager, 419 6th.
Wood Lyman Mnfg Co Lyman Wood pres, Walter A Wood sec and treas, mnfrs hardware specialties, 1433 Junction av.
Wood Minnie E, artist, 205 6th.
Woodward Medicine Co, Burton M Wood- ward mngr, 1607 Winslow Court.
Wright Alma, teacher, 826 Superior.
Wright Fred L, artist, 821 Park av.
Wright George W & C D, cigars, 601 6th.
Wuerzburger Ernst, grocer, 1446 Milwaukee avenue.
Wuerzburger Henrietta, dressmkr, 1446 Milwaukee av.
Wuerzburger Wm, confr, 1333 Douglas av. Wuerzburger Wm jr, saloon, 1201 N Main.
Wyatt Mrs Wm G, dressmkr, 424 Wisconsin Yance Levi H. real estate. 1702 Park av.
Y MC A, W P England sec, cor 6th and College av.
Zacharias Wm, contr, 245 Lafayette av.
Zacher Wm, saloon, 1346 Grand av.
Zimmer Peter, supt Prudential Ins Co, 305- 307 Robinson bldg.
Collections.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY,
6th Floor Sentinel Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Our Attorneys are the Best. We have Draft System at 3%. Our "letter system" will save you money. We are anxious to handle your collections.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See adv. in Classified Machinists. ) Manufacturing Special Machinery our Specialty. Chas. W. Schneck, Bro. & Co., Practical Machinists 727-729 St. Paul Avenue,
Special Machinery
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Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write. La Crosse, Wis.
Racine
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Randolph
1067
Zimmerman Carrie, dressmkr, 1333 Wiscon-|Blochwitz Bros (John C and Jacob J), pro- sin. duce.
Zimmerman John, saloon, 910 6th.
Zimmermann O M, agt International Cor- respondence Schools, 430 Main.
RACINE JUNCTION.
Racine county. Station of Racine post- office.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RADISSON.
Population, 150. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Sawyer county, 15 miles from `Hayward, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Best W J, saw mill.
Byrnes H A, saloon.
Dudrey M'rs W T, general store.
Kerr James, hotel.
Le Boeuf & Crandall, saloon.
Lessard Paul, saloon.
McCallum & Martin, livery.
RADISSON HARDWOOD LUMBER CO, General Store and Lumber.
Rutherford J C, blacksmith. Wait Charles, saloon.
RAMONA.
A rural postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. and Ill. Central R. R., Cadiz township, Green county, 8 miles west of Monroe, the judicial seat. Telegraph and telephone fa- cilities. Frank Montgomery, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bartle L J, railroad agent. Holloway F A, hotel.
RANDALL.
A postoffice and flag station on the N. P. Ry., in Burnett county, 10 miles southwest of Grantsburg, the seat of justice. Bank at Rush City, Minn., 7 miles distant. The railroad name for this place is Benson. S. J. Bengston, postmaster and general store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RANDOLPH.
Population, 900. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dodge coun- Owens Wm R, live stock. ty, 25 miles northwest of Juneau, the coun- People's Telephone Co The, Robert F Rob- erts mngr. ty seat, and 75 northwest of Milwaukee. Has Congregational, German Lutheran, Phillips O R, thresher. Methodist Episcopal and Welch Calvanistic Pobanz Wm, saloon. churches, a high school, an opera house Pull J N. photographer. with a seating capacity of 400, a state Randolph Advance, Thomas A Cummings
bank, a canning factory, a roller flour mill manager. and a weekly newspaper, the Advance. Ships grain, produce and live stock. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Hugh H. Williams, Randolph Hardware Co (A A Sledschlag). postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arcade The, R N Rasmussen manager. Baier Joseph, confectioner. Baker James D, stock breeder. Baker John, saloon.
Barker Lumber and Fuel Co, Edgar E Coxshall manager.
Blochwitz Wm, general store.
BRADLEY ALBERT, Livery.
Bradley Mrs A E, milliner.
Brody Isadore, general store.
Bryant W J, saloon.
Burdick Wm G, railroad, exp and tel agt. Burmeister Henry C, flour mill.
Carey Michael, livery.
Casey Edward F, drayman.
Cochrane Pearl E, jeweler.
Commercial Hotel, Thomas Naylon propr.
Cummings T A, publr Randolph Advance.
Davis Mrs J H, milliner.
Davis Robert T, tailor.
Deniger Joseph W, hardware,
Dieffenbach Charles, blacksmith.
Dreblow Julius, mason.
Edwards John O, mason.
Foster Gilman C, insurance.
Gilmore John G, meats.
Goodhouse R E, dentist.
Gossink W H, blacksmith.
Griffiths John E, general store.
Hess F W, baker.
Huff Irvin E, carpenter.
Hutchinson Bros (C E and J W), cattle breeders, 1 mile n.
Johns Rev John (Welch Calvinistic).
Jolliffe Rev Samuel (Methodist).
Jones A W, physician.
Jones David G, grain.
Jones John R, physician.
Jones O J, justice and real estate.
Klatt Gustav, baker.
Lightner E I, drugs.
Lightner J Addison, drugs.
Lindley J T, lawyer.
Lloyd Owen W, hardware.
Lloyd Wm J, shoes.
McCrary E W. prin of school.
Meagher Michael J, harnessmaker.
Miltenberger Adam, carpenter.
Moebus Rev Erick (Lutheran).
Morgan S A, milliner.
Naylon Thomas, propr Commercial Hotel.
Nutting Charles A, machinist.
Nutting Lloyd O, wagonmaker.
Ott Bros (Richard and Henry), well drillers. Owen James G, general store.
Owen Wm H, painter.
Owens Griffith E, carpenter.
Owens John J, blacksmith.
Randolph Marble and Granite Co, Charles Anspach mngr.
Randolph State Bank (capital $25,000), Fred L Warner pres, Edward W Brandel cashr. Randolph Wagon Works, J T Lindley pres, R F Roberts sec.
Rasmussen R N. mngr The Arcade.
Roberts David W, justice of the peace. Rowlands John E, general store.
Henry Danischefsky TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
MASON and GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
M. Pfeifer Heating Co.
314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
Randolph Canning Co, Riley S Richmond pres, Carl E Hutchinson sec.
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Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
1068 Randolph
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Readfield
Sage J H, harnessmaker.
Sasada & Krueger (O A Sasada, L G Krue- ger), clothing.
Schatz Edward W, general store.
Smith George B, farm implements.
Thomas Hannibal H, furniture.
TOBEY CHARLES O, Hotel.
Ward & Andrus (J M Andrus), creamery, 2 miles n.
Warner Fred L, general store.
Weed Rev F C (Congregational).
Wheeler L E, potato buyer.
Whickman Wm, barber.
Wichner Emil E, saloon.
Williams Emil J, farm implements. Williams Griffith, marshal.
WILLIAMS HUGH H, Postmaster and Barber. Williams O E, thresher. Wisconsin Grain and Malt Co, Wm Davis manager.
RANDOM LAKE.
Population, 300. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Sherman township. Sheboy- gan county, 22 miles southwest of Sheboy- gan, the judicial seat. and 16 south of Ply- mouth, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1875. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. John Dries, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Altenhofen Bros. general store.
Conrad Mathias, harnessmaker.
DRIES JOHN & CO, General Store.
Franzen Gerhard, hardware.
Haehuke E A, hotel. Hansen Jacob, live stock.
Heinen M B, hotel.
Jentges J N, exp agt.
Kessig Clara, milliner. Klug Mrs F, saloon. Leahy James, lumber. Malloy Thomas E, physician.
Margriaz E, wagonmaker. Melcher M T, general store. Miller Rev A V (Catholic). Nibbe Wm, tinsmith. Orth M jr, ice dealer. Radtke Albert, blacksmith.
Random Lake Band, Wm Junge leader. Ryan D T, dentist. Schmitz Nicholas, painter. Schreimer Frank, saloon.
Seliger Mrs, hotel. Stark A, saloon.
Utrech August, carpenter. Wilk Fred, cabinetmaker.
RANGE.
Population, 15. In Beaver township, Polk county, 12 miles southeast of Balsam Lake, the county seat, 4 from Joel, the nearest shipping point and 7 from Turtle Lake, the nearest banking point. Telephone connec- tion. E. P. Ekegren, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Anderson A J, justice. Appleriver & Beaver, creamery. Bergstedt Louis, justice. Brackee E K, blacksmith. Channard P, mason.
Ekegren Bros, general store. EKEGREN E P, General Store. Ferm Nels, mason. Johnson Gustav, carpenter.
RANGELINE.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county. Has rural free delivery from Two Rivers.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RANNEY.
Population, 75.On the C. & N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys., in Pleasant Prairie town- ship, Kenosha county, 41/2 miles southwest of Kenosha, the county seat and banking point. J. R. Porter, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) .
Barber A, creamery.
Barber Frederick, creamery.
Clansen John, cattle breeder.
Kellogg H B, produce.
King H A, justice.
McNeil George, carpenter.
Mason D, blacksmith.
PORTER J R, Railroad, Exp and Tel Agent.
Thomas A, agricultural implements. Williams Rev (Methodist).
RAPIDS.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county. Has rural free delivery from Man- itowoc.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Kugler Adolph, saloon. McGrath Edward, blacksmith.
Schmitz Anton, saloon.
RAPP.
Population, 20. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Ridgeville township, Monroe county, 10 miles southeast of Sparta. the county seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. E. Schmidt, postmaster, railroad and tele- graph agent.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
READFIELD.
Population, 109. In Caledonia township, Waupaca county, 24 miles southeast of Waupaca, the county seat, and 412 from Dale, its usual banking and shipping point. Ernst Kiesow. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Carey M, railroad and exp agt.
Golz Wm, flour mill.
Guenther Julius, carpenter.
Jacobs A & Son, saw mill.
KIESOW ERNST, Notary Public and Justice of the Peace.
Kiesow Ernst & Bro Co, genl store.
Kiesow Frank and Wm Galze, proprs of Independent Lime Co.
Kundiger F W, notary public and ins agt. Lipke Gustave, genl store. Neumann Wm, saloon.
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Readfield Band and Orchestra, Peterl
Spengler pres, F W Kundiger director. Sader Ernest, general store. Schneider Andrew, well driller. Smith Fred, cheese mnfr.
Spengler Peter, hotel. Spengler Theodore, saloon.
Wangelin Charles jr, saloon. Zeiehm Richard, blacksmith. Zinndars Paul, harness.
READSTOWN.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Kickapoo river in Kickapoo township, Vernon county, 11 miles southeast of Viro- qua, the county seat. Has Adventist, Chris- tian and Methodist churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Herald. Stage daily to Richland Center, fare $1. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. W. H. Maiben, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews Morley A, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Anderson Oscar, furniture.
Angel Charles, bowling alley.
Bokken T A, boots and shoes and harness. Commercial Hotel, George T Ford propr. Crook William, grain. Delapp Bros, orchestra.
Dregne S P, general store.
EWERS A B, General Store and Real Estate.
Fish Charles W, blacksmith.
Ford George T, propr Commercial Hotel.
Fowell C W, mngr Kickapoo Valley Lum- ber Mnfg Co. Goldthrope C C, prin school.
Goodnight Rev F H (Church of Christ.) Goyer Joseph, grocer. Hellmund A C, meats.
Henika G W, physician and village presi- dent.
Hutchison Wm jr, barber. Jones William, dray and livery.
Kellogg Louis N, wagonmaker.
Kickapoo Valley Lumber Mnfg Co C win Warren township, Waushara county, 10
Fowell mngr. Lake A C, agrl implts. McDaniel Ann, dressmaker.
MAIBEN & HUTCHISON (Wm H Mai-
ben and Earl D Hutchison), Publishers HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Readstown Herald.
Peterson H M & Son (Hoover and Peter), hardware. Peterson Knudt, general store.
Phelps W B, general store. Randall P R, meats.
Readstown Bank (capital $5,000), Achilles Bucholz E A Co, produce buyer.
Ewers pres, Edgar Ewers cashr.
READSTOWN HERALD, Maiben &
Hutchison Publishers.
Readstown Lumber Co, F M Groves mngr. Readstown Telephone Co, C W Reeve mngr Reeve C W, stationer and notary public. Sime E H, barber. Sime & Peterson, tinners. Strait Alva, photographer. Swain L W, blacksmith. Van Winter Edward, notions. Van Winter Mrs M, milliner. Webster Rev (Methodist.) Ward L B, restaurant.
REAMS.
A discontinued postoffice in Harrison township, Waupaca county, 20 miles north of Waupaca, the county seat, and 7 from Iola, the nearest banking and shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Ida.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Behm H H, creamery. Maney & Son, general store. Selmer Bros, general store. Weiman A jr, lumber mnfr.
RED CEDAR.
A country postoffice, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Peru township, Dunn county, 8 miles from Durand, its banking point, and 17 from Menomonie. the county seat. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. J. M. Battreall, post -- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BATTREALL J M, General Store.
Foster John, live stock. Hall A W, railroad, exp and tel agt. Hubbard N, live stock. Olsen H C, fur dealer. Redcedar Hotel, H F Waldron propr. Waldron H F. propr Redcedar Hotel.
REDCLIFF.
Population, 200. An Indian reservation, in Bayfield county, 151/2 miles north of Wash- burn, the county seat, and 3 from Bayfield, its banking and shipping point. Telephone connection. Paul Miethke, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Buffalo Antoine, general store. MIETHKE PAUL, Notary Public.
Redcliffe Lumber Co, F L Gilbert (Du- luth, Minn) pres, F H De Groat (Supe- rior) sec, E T Buxton (Superior) treas, A E Gilbert genl mngr, saw mill.
REDGRANITE.
Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry.,
miles from Berlin, the banking point, and 12 from Wautoma, the county seat. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Mrs. A. B. Wilson, postmaster.
(See page 4.)
Bannerman Wm Granite Co.
Bauman B E, feed.
Berray H R, stock buyer.
Berry H S, hotel.
Brown George, livery.
Carley & McFarland, hardware.
Durkee A M, produce buyer. Goetsch R J, railroad agt.
Halford David, boarding house.
Hefner John, shoemaker.
Johannes B, produce buyer.
Kopiske Mrs F. milliner. Leman J, boarding house. Lillicrop T P, saloon. Mankowski Mike, blacksmith.
Marshall John & Frank, saloon.
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Phelps Lizzie, teacher.
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