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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Reedsburg
wagon factories, creamery and 2 weekly newspapers, the Free Press and the Times. Has Baptist, Catholic, 2 Lutheran, Metho- dist and Presbyterian churches and good schools. Grain, live stock, especially horses, flour, hops and potatoes are shipped. Stages daily to Loganville, Whitemound, Plain Spring Green, Lime Ridge, Sandusky and Keyesville. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Thomas Claridge, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Express Co, J H Hosler agt.
American House, George M Daniels propr.
Appleton Woolen Mills, F S Klebart supt and mngr.
Bailey Wm M, painter.
Baldwin J B, prin of school.
Bass Charles S, nursery, 9 miles n.
Bates H E, propr Hotel Bates.
Bates & Sherman (J T Bates, O W Sher- man), real estate and insurance.
Bergman Frederick, brick mnfr.
Bernien John, farm implts.
Bleuhausen August, cigar mnfr.
Borning & Suszycki, milliners.
Buelow H, saloon.
Carver Zalmon T, dray.
Church Building Co, Wilber Church mngr, lumber and contractors.
Church W L Building Co (W, H Grote, H W Licht, H C Tilker), lumber and contrac- tors.
Churchill Wesley R, physician.
Citizens' Bank The (capital $25,000), George T Morse pres, Wm Riggert cashr.
City Hotel, Wm Roper propr.
Clark Charles A, billiards.
Claridge Thomas, postmaster.
Clizhe Sisters (Martha and Carrie), photo- graphers.
Collins Sanford A, propr Reedsburg Marble Works.
Collins Sidney J, veterinary surgeon.
Condon Rev R B (Catholic).
Craker Walter S, feed.
Crane A J, apiarist, 2 miles s e.
Cushman Ackley, painter.
Daly Frank , physician.
Daly Patrick, lawyer.
Dangel Gustave E, jewelery and music.
Daniels George M, propr American House. Daniels Wm, harnessmaker.
Darrenougue Frank, jeweler and barber.
Darrenougue Lee M. barber.
Darrow Nathaniel, fruit grower, 6 miles n.
Deering Herman, harnessmaker.
Devor John D, real estate.
Edwards A, physician.
Ellenburg & Ost (Fred W Ellenburg, F A Ost), hardware.
Finch Mortimer, harnessmaker.
Fish E C, sheep breeder, 3 miles n e.
Fritscher Ferdinand, saloon.
FUHRMANN ALBERT, Propr Reeds- burg Brewery. (See page 1071.)
HOMES For the man who rents but would rather own. 0. E. Pederson LAND CO., GATES CO. For the man with little money but willing to work LADYSMITH, - WIS. IN For the laboring man.
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Bldg, (See Page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T. I.C.
lighted by electricity, has an excellent sys- tem of water works, an efficient fire de- partment, first-class hotels, 3 banks, tele-
phone facilities, 2 flour mills, canning fac- tory, large woolen mill, brewery, hardwood
REDGRANITE HOUSE, Wm Harper heading factory, planing mill, carriage and
Propr.
Ritchie Rev D H (Congregational.) Rogers C B, meat market.
Tice-Carter Co, furniture. Tice Charles & Son, general store.
Upton B C & Son, general store.
Weiland Charles, barber.
Yahr & Koeser Lumber Co, lumber.
RED MOUND.
A discontinued postoffice in Wheatland township, Vernon county, 18 miles south- west of Viroqua, the judicial seat, 10 north- east of Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking point, and 6 from De Soto, the nearest railroad station. Has rural free delivery from De Soto.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Getter S E, blacksmith.
Sallander Bros, general store.
RED ROCK.
A discontinued postoffice in Lafayette county, 5 miles from Darlington, the county seat, banking and shipping point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Camp Freeman, livery.
(See page 4).
RED SPRINGS.
A country postoffice in Shawano county, 16 miles northwest of Shawano, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Wm. C. Davids, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abrams A, string band.
Beaubien Charles, mail contr.
Blase Rev (Catholic).
DAVIDS WM, Stock Farm and General Store.
Hammer Rufe, mason.
Housely Walter, stock farm.
Jourdon Walther, well driller.
Koonz C H, stock farm.
Kretzman Rev (Lutheran).
Miller Ed, horse dealer.
Miller Rosa, teacher.
Miller Wellington, blacksmith.
Morgan O E, saw mill.
REED.
A discontinued, postoffice in Freeman township, Crawford county, 221/2 miles from Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 5 from Ferryville, the nearest shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Ferryville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Donahue John, livery. (See page 4.) Doyle Wm F, dentist. Berge Jens J, general store.
REEDSBURG.
Population, 2,500. An incorporated city on Fauteck Henry, mason. the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Baraboo Fauteck Lizzie, milliner. river, in Sauk county, 15 miles northwest of Baraboo, the county seat, and 53 from Madison. It was incorporated in 1868, is Friede /Wm, carpenter.
Pays for all time lost from accident or disease, except re- sulting from violation of law
Piechowski J P & Co, feed mill. Raymond Eli, saloon.
1071
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
HOTEL STOLTE,
E. G. STOLTE, Manager.
An Up-to-date Hotel. New Furnishing Throughout. Free Baths to Guests. Steam Heat, Electric Lights. Electric Bells and Fire Alarm in Every Room.
RATE $2.00 Per Day.
REEDSBURG, = WISCONSIN.
Reedsburg Brewery,
A. FURHMANN, Propr.
BREWERS
and MALTSTERS.
Guaranteed to be Absolutely Pure.
REEDSBURG, - - WISCONSIN.
1079
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
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Real Estate and Financial Register of the United States and Canada, 10.00
Lumber Directory of the United States,
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Flour Mill, Grain and Bakers' Directory of the United States and Canada, 7.00
Opticians, Jewelers and Oculists' Directory
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National Iron & Steel, Coal & Coke Blue Book, 7.50
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Reedsburg
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Reedsburg
1073
Gade Wm, mason. Gifford Wm J, saloon. Giles Stevens, attorney. Goodwin Charles, painter. Gottry Edward C, lawyer. Grote Wm H, carpenter. Grotelueschen Henry, saloon. Gunther Otto H, saloon. Hahn Wm, city clerk.
Hall S H & Co (Minneapolis), potato ship- pers.
Hamilton Sisters (Annie and Minnie), dress- makers.
Harris Bros, draymen.
Harris & Hosler (Abner L Harris, John H Hosler), grain dealers and produce.
Hass & Borning (A E Hass. C W Borning), meats.
Hass & Krohn (Gustave W Hass, Charles H Krohn), meats.
Heaton J G, flour mill.
Heine Henry, barber.
Heitkamp Henry, blacksmith.
Hickey Bros (Martin and John E), grain. Hilbert George, real estate.
Hosler J H, agt American Exp Co.
Hotel Bates, H E Bates propr.
HOTEL STOLTE, Edward G Stolte
Propr. (See page 1071.)
Houghton Frank T, apiarist, 4 miles n.
Howland-Johnson Lumber Co (Frank E Howland, Henry M Johnson, Alex Stew- art).
Hulburt Frank D, physician.
Hunt Henry C, grain and produce.
Johnson Elias C, grocer.
Johnson Wilbur D, agt Standard Oil Co. Kelly John T, blacksmith.
Kerrigan Clarence P, grocer and baker.
Kleeber August, apiarist, 6 miles e. Kordenat Carl F W, physician.
Krueger Wm, carpenter.
Kundert Rev J E (Methodist Episcopal). Lange Bros, clothing. Lassallette Bros, dray line.
Lassalette Mrs C Christina, milliner. Luhrs Fred, shoemaker. Luhrsen Fred W, blacksmith.
McIntosh Lachlan, justice of peace. Markee Mrs Caroline, florist.
Martiny J E, hog breeder.
Meyer Albert, tailor. Meyer Rev August (Lutheran).
Meyer C F Co (C F Meyer, F W Ellen- berg), harnessmakers. Meyer Wm, wagonmaker. Mischoff Herbert, shoemaker.
Montgomery L B. live stock breeder. 6 miles e.
Morgan Building Co (George W Morgan, John N Claridge), lumber.
Mueller Frank F, drugs.
Murphy Charles J (Chicago), potato ship- per. Tinman
& Quimby, publrs Reedsburg Times.
Noyes E B, restaurant and confectioner. Oehlers Claus, saloon.
O'Hearn Annie, dressmaker.
Outerbridge Robert P, jeweler and pianos. Outerbridge Mrs R P, novelties.
Parson Rev T F (Baptist). Pease D J. coal.
Pelton G A & Sons (George A, Elmer S and Montrose), sheep breeders, 4 miles n e. Perry Ralph P. lawyer.
Priest Adelbert C, painter.
Raetzmann Wm, grocer.
Randall Bros (James and Albert), painters. Reberty Clement N. painter.
Reedsburg Bank (capital and surplus $60,- 000). R P Perry pres, W F Winchester cashier.
REEDSBURG BREWERY, Albert Fuhrmann Propr. (See page 1071.)
Reedsburg Canning Co, Wm Riggert mngr. Reedsburg Electric Light and Water Co, C C Stevens supt.
REEDSBURG FREE PRESS, George J Seamans Publr.
Reedsburg Lumber and Fuel Co (W L Church, F Young, D O Stine), lumber and coal.
Reedsburg Mnfg Co (Wm Meyer). wagon- makers.
Reedsburg Marble Works, Sanford A Col- lins propr.
Reedsburg Public Library, Mrs Hattie Sweetland librarian.
Reedsburg Steam Laundry, Amandus E Strampe propr.
Reedsburg Telephone Co, W H Stolte pres. E G Stolte mngr.
Reedsburg Times, Ninman & Quimby publrs
Rendtorff W. physician.
Reynolds Jesse R, barber.
Rohrlack Rev August (Lutheran).
Roloff Herman, real estate.
Rood Charles A, physician.
Roper Wm, propr City Hotel.
Roper Wm H jr, dentist.
Rork Willard R, architect.
Sanford Walter, livery.
Sauk County Insane Asylum, John S Hall superintendent.
Schewe & Fuhrmann (H F Schewe, A Fuhr- mann). maltsters.
Schulenberg Wm, cigar mnfr.
Schulze Louis, saloon.
SEAMANS GEORGE J, Publr Reeds- burg Free Press.
Sheldon Charles, justice.
Seifert, Horken & Verthein Co (Ernest A Seifert, George T Horken jr, Henry Vert- hein), general store.
Siefert August Co (August Siefert, A F Schultz, A H Fisher, Louis Fisher), hard- ware.
Slaven James, dentist.
Smith Calvin, barber.
Smith & Daniels (Hiram Smith, George
Daniels), saloon.
Sonenberg & Ferber (Emil Sonenberg. Her- man Ferber). blacksmiths.
Sorge Henry, creamery.
Standard Qil Co. Wilbur D Johnson agt.
State Bank of Reedsburg (capital $30,000), John P Stone pres. Wm B Smith cashr. Stevens Giles, lawyer.
Stevens Mrs Louise, dressmaker.
Stolte, Dangel & Foss, Louis F Foss pres, Wm Stolte sec-treas, general store.
STOLTE EDWARD G, Mngr Hotel Stolte and Reedsburg Telephone Co. (See page 1071.)
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Stolte & Hahn (Wm Stolte, Henry Hahn), saloon.
Stone & Malone (James A Stone, John A Malone), lawyers.
Strampe Mandus, laundry.
Thompson James, dentist.
Thiemann Henry, drugs.
Thiemann J, music teacher.
Thompson T F. physician. Uhde George, poultry dealer. Von Wald Ulrich, machinist.
Vorlop Frederick, clothing.
Wackman Theodore, furn and undertaker.
Webb & Schwekes (Herbert Webb, Dietrich C and Gustav C Schwekes), general store. West Side Building Co (Wm Hahn. Chris Prenge, Wm Freda), planing mill and lumber.
Wheeler Nelson, well borer.
White Rev T R (Presbyterian).
Willey Frank C, railroad and tel agent.
Winchester Henry W, lawyer.
Wintermantel Bros (George and Christian), meats. Wischhoff Herbert, shoemaker.
Wvse Wm A, mayor.
Zech Wm H, plumber.
REEDSVILLE.
Population, 650. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Rockland town- ship. Manitowoc county, 16 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the judicial seat, and 6 from Brillion, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist church- es. Exp., Am. Tel .. W. U. Telephone connection. Louis A. Busse, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Hofenstein Charles F. harness.
(See page 4).
A W Supply Co, hay, etc.
Birkhok Wm, wagonmaker.
Bloedorn E A, blacksmith.
Boettcher Herm. blacksmith.
Boettcher Wm, meats.
Bruss Ludwig, jeweler.
BUSSE LOUIS A, Druggist.
Duggan J F. saw mill.
Etzler Charles, notary.
Falge Louis, physician.
Hein Charles, saloon. Heinzen Philip, hotel. Kiehl L E & FO, buckle mnfrs.
Kirch Joseph, saloon.
Kondelka Thomas, blacksmith.
Krueger H A, saloon.
Lathbury E, r r and exp agt.
Leist Frank, saloon.
Lemke W F, harnessmaker.
Link Wm, barber.
Lutz Rev H W (Evangelical).
Maertz A C, flour mill.
Maertz John, general store.
Meany F H, justice of peace.
Mueller Emil, livery.
Northern Grain Co, grain.
Olum Gust, saloon. Ottolein August, shoes. Pantz A W. hardware.
Rusch Albert H, planing mill.
Schimek John & Co, tailors. Schneider Ernest, grocer.
Stelling F F, general store. Western Supply Co, grain.
REESEVILLE.
Population. 450. An incorporated village on the C. M. & St. P. Ry., in Lowell town- ship, Dodge county, 12 miles southeast of Juneau, the county seat, and 57 from Mil- waukee. It was originally settled in 1845. Has a Lutheran church, a free high school, a bank, and a weekly newspaper. the Re- view. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. O. A. Sell, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Abendroth Emil A. blacksmith.
Acker Frederick, carpenter.
Bennett Louis J, physician.
Berschneider Herman A, saloon.
Bickel August, meats.
Bickel Bros (George P and Christian G), genl store.
Bock Michael B, barber.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Charles W Etscheid Propr.
Dauffenbach Bros (Wm and Otto), farm implts.
Dauffenbach Ernst, meats.
Dauffenbach Fred H, furniture.
Eickelberg Fred, physician.
Etscheid Charles W, propr Commercial Hotel.
Etscheid Eugene G, shoes.
Etscheid Frederick, wagonmaker.
Fisher Edward L, jeweler.
Fisher Frank, blksmith.
Fox Mrs Mary, milliner.
Hagman U Rudolph, r r and exp agt.
Harland George F, prin of school. Helbing Henry, saloon.
Hughes John F. publr Reeseville Review.
Kaulbach Peter, saloon.
Klentz & Liebing (Emil Klentz, Edward A Liebing), genl store.
Knarr Christ, saloon.
Kohn George W, saloon.
Kohn P W, agrl impts and coal.
Kruger Fred, mason.
Moore Robert, hardware.
Nowak Andrew, barber.
Ohrmundt Gustav W, creamery.
Polifka Frank H, saloon.
Raabe Charles, well driller.
Rauschenberger /Wm wagonmaker.
Reeseville Milling Co, flour mill.
REESEVILLE REVIEW, John F
Hughes Publr. Reinhard & Klug (Wm Reinhard, Otto Klug), lumber.
Roth George, architect. Ruedig Charles, saloon.
Runkel Bros (Frank P and Louis L), grain elevator.
Solon James J, farm implts
State Bank of Reesville (capital $25,000), F J Venie pres, Albert C Baker cashr. Steinacher Charles W, hardware.
Venie & Griffin (Julius Venie, Joseph D Griffin), genl store.
Walenta Rev C J (Lutheran).
Weber Charles W, genl store. Wendt Walter, drugs.
Wisconsin Telephone Co. Robert Moore mngr.
George W. Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg., MILWAUKEE.
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1074 Reedsburg R. L. POLK & CO.'S Reeseville
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PLUMBERS', Steam and Gas I Fitters' Supplies.
Reeve WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Rewey 1075
REEVE.
A country postoffice in Vance Creek town- ship, Baron county, 25 miles southwest of Barron, the county seat, and 8 from Clear Lake, its banking and shipping point, Mail, daily. F. W. Halliday, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Flood Harvey, justice of peace. Gale George, blacksmith. HALLIDAY BROS, General Store. Hiam Ole & Sons. general store.
Reeve Co-operative Creamery Co, creamery Sanford W F, justice of peace.
REGINA.
A country postoffice in Almon township, Shawano county, 30 miles northwest of Shawano, the judicial seat, and 12 from Wittenberg, its shipping and banking point. Stage daily to Morris and Wittenberg. Mail, daily. Wm. F. Jahn, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bartelme Fred, mason. Eimer Wm, saloon. Gutt Wm & Co, saw mill. Helvey George, justice.
JAHN WM F, General Store.
Johnson Wm. cheese mnfr.
Kowalske John, saw mill. Lorenz Rev H A (Lutheran). Matz Fred, carpenter. Miller H R, saw mill. Perkins E J & Co, general store.
Regina Orchestra, Wm Eimer leader. Schmidt Emil, constable. Steffen Otto, constable. Strassburg August, mason. Strelo Albert, wagonmaker. Trepton August, blacksmith. Weikel David, mail carrier. Weikel L'A, justice of peace. Zander Fred, carpenter.
REGLI.
A discontinued postoffice in Lincoln town- ship. Buffalo county, 14 miles from Alma, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Cream.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
REIF.
A discontinued postoffice in Kossuth town- ship. Manitowoc county, 12 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Whitelaw.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RESERVE.
Population, 200. An Indian village of Lake Court Oreilles and on the M., St. P. & Ste. M. Ry., in Hayward township, Saw -! yer county, 14 miles southeast of Hayward, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stage tri-weekly to Hayward. Joseph La Rouge, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Ketterer A P, shoes.
(See page 4.) Corbine Louis, blacksmith.
Crisler Signor & Co, general store. Demarr Gabe, carpenter.
Denomie Wm, hotelkeeper.
LA RONGE JOSEPH, Genl Store. La Rush John, general store.
REST.
A discontinued postoffice in Bergen town- ship, Vernon county, 20 miles northwest of Viroqua, the judicial seat, and 6 from Stoddard, the usual shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Stoddard.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RETREAT.
Population, 70. A village in Sterling town- ship, Vernon county, 17 miles southwest of . Viroqua, the judicial seat, and 9 from De Soto, the nearest banking and shipping point. Has Christian, Congregational and Methodist Episcopal churches. Stage daily to Viroqua and De Soto. 'Mail, daily. Tele- phone connection. J. L. Davis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Battles C A. mason.
Bean F P, seed mill.
Bohland H, horse trainer.
Cooley S, apple tree agent.
DAVIS J L, General Store and Band Master.
Davenport Claud, mason.
DeLacy Henry, feed mill.
De Lacy Thomas, horse breeder.
Evert F V, physician.
Hill John H, blacksmith.
Hunt Cyrus, cooper.
Jordan J H. hotel.
Minor Ed, feed mill.
Seymour G F. paper hanger.
Seymour L, general store.
Slater F H, feed mill.
Slater Wm, carpenter.
Slater & Chase, threshers.
Wolf G W, exp agt.
REWEY.
Population, 350. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Mifflin township, Iowa coun- ty, 22 miles southwest of Dodgeville, the judicial seat, and 10 from Montfort. Has Methodist Episcopal and Primitive Meth- odist churches and a bank. Exp., Am. Tel. W. U. Telephone connection. Richard Thomas, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Baker R W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Cushman C I, live stock.
Cushman H, elevator and grain.
Cushman Mrs. H, milliner.
Dresden H F. hotel.
Eastman Lumber Co, hardware.
Eastman M & Co, lumber.
Elgar W H & Co, general store.
Enloe S H. blacksmith.
Eustice John, grocer.
Gilmore H F, prin High School.
Grimes Charles W. physician.
Ketterer G A & Co, hardware.
Ladd W P, druggist.
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Miller C C. blacksmith.
Nancolas John, barber.
Nolen Pierce, live stock.
Obenauf Emma, restaurant.
Peters Henry, carpenter.
Rewey Cheese Co.
Alban Stephen H, lawyer.
Alexander George L, painter and wall paper Allen Mrs, dressmaker.
American Express Co, W B Reed agt. Ames George, hotel.
Anderle & Hinman (Fred Anderle, Fred L Hinman), drugs.
Anderson Gustav, saloon.
Anderson Hans, general store.
Aphelen Mrs J J, propr Tremont House.
Ashton Simeon H. books and stationery, exp and tel agt.
Babcock Rev .G M (Episcopal).
Baker J M, cigar mnfr.
Baldwin N T, county treasurer.
Ball Wm F, livery and ice.
Barnes Charles F. mngr Rhinelander Print- ing Co.
Barnes Mrs Fred, dressmaker.
Barnes John, lawyer.
Barnes & Weesner (John Barnes, A E
Weesner), insurance.
Basil A G, confectioner.
Bibby Frank, carpenter.
Billings Levi J, lawyer and judge of pro- bate.
Birkholz August, shoemaker.
Bishop Mabel, music teacher.
Blaisdell Frankie M, teacher.
Blue Grass Land Co. Olof Rosen pres.
Briggs R B, agt Standard Oil Co.
Bronk Michael, propr Hilber House.
Brown Bros Lumber Co. A W Brown pres, E O Brown sec.
Buck Henry M, clothing and shoes.
Calkins Prescott. real estate.
CARLING C A & CO, Clease A Carling Mngr, Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, Mu- sical Merchandise and Sewing Machines. CARR WM W, County Clerk.
CHAFEE & GUPTILL (Charles Chafee, Roderic P Guptill), Proprs Rapids House. Chapman Wm H, saloon.
Chase Newell S. protographer.
Chatterton Charles W. meats.
Cherubim Sister Mary, music teacher.
C & N W Ry. W C Riner agt.
Christianson Samuel, -saloon.
Use Milwaukee Solvay Coke FOR DOMESTIC
PURPOSES. MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.)
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Becker Henry, mason.
Horneck Fritz O. blacksmith.
Horneck George W, cheese mnfr.
Horneck Henry. cheese mnfr.
Kreidler B, wagonmkr.
Saltzmann August W, general store. Wolff Henry, shoes.
RHINELANDER.
The county seat of Oneida' county, is an incorporated city of 5,500 people. It is the Biglow Theo, boarding. most northerly city on the Wisconsin river, and is the center of the lumbering district of that valley. It is 254 miles north of Mil- Billtch Adolph C, barber. waukee, and 214 miles east of Minneapolis. It is the principal city on the Soo Line be- tween Minneapolis and the Soo, and the Bixby May, dressmaker. principal one of the Chicago & Northwest- ern Ry. in that section of the state. It is Blitz A C. barber. a' great manufacturing center, and turns out upwards of 85,000,000 feet of lumber an- Born Theo, tailor. nually. It has a number of saw and plan- Briggs D E, real estate. ing mills, a refrigerator factory, brewery, Briggs F D, real estate. paper mill, boat factory and many manu- facturing establishments working up lum- ber, and a boiler shop and iron works. Its Bronson Charles D. confr. schools are excellent, and the six school buildings are modern and handsome. The churches are 10 in number. The city has Brown Paul, lawyer. a fine system of water works, with stand- Bruso Peter, dray. pipe pressure and hydrants. The streets Bryant Frank, saloon. are well illumined by arc lights and the private lines use over 4,000 incandescent Calkins Mayme, teacher. electric lamps. The city has fine business houses and the largest number of hand- some home of any city in Northern Wis- consin. The civic societies are well repre- sented. It has uniformed, salaried, hook and ladder and hose companies, and a com- Cass A M, grocer. plete system of electrical fire alarms. There are two fine opera houses. with a joint seat- ing capacity of nearly 2,000, and three news- papers, the New North (Rep.), the Rhine- lander Herald (Dem.), and the Vindicator (Rep.) It has two banks with a combined capital of $100,000. Was first settled in 1882. Chi Lee, laundry. Has telephone exchange. Am. and West- ern Exp., and Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices. It is the great supply Cihla & Thielen, carpenters. center of Northern Wisconsin for logging Cinq Mars F X, real estate.
and lumbering operations. F. E. Parker, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Abbott Irene, teacher.
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Rewey State Bank (capital $6,000), O Rewey pres. David James cashr.
Thomas George jr. furniture.
THOMAS R & CO, General Store.
Warne Edward, mason.
Williams Ed W. well driller.
RHINE.
A discontinued postoffice in Sheboygan Arlington Hotel, Thoma's McDermott jr county. 16 miles northwest of Sheboygan, propr. the judicial seat, 5 from Elkhart, the near- Armour & Co, James H Morgan mngr, whol meats. est shipping point, and 6 from Kiel, the nearest banking point. Has rural free de- livery from Elkhart.
Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Rewey O G, insurance.
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Rhinelander WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Rhinelander. 1077
City Hotel, Samuel Johnson propr. Coffey Bros (Thomas and James), saloon. Coffey Winfield, saloon.
Commercial Hotel, G A Horn propr. Conklin Mrs Clara, milliner.
Conro Albert, planing mill.
Consineau Fred, saloon. Converse Rena, teacher.
COON FRED T, Propr Fuller House. Coon Giles S. timber lands.
Crawford R W, mngr Rhinelander Mut Desmore Alvina, teacher. Tel Co. Crofoot Charles, dairy. Doern Caroline. teacher.
Crusoe C E & Co (Charles E Crusoe), dry goods and shoes.
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