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Dahlberg Fred, saloon.
Daniels Alfred D, physician.
Daniels Wm, saloon.
Danielson Andrew C. tailor.
Davis Mrs Augusta L, grocer.
Davis Grace, teacher. Dean Jennie, teacher.
De Jung Rev J (German Lutheran).
Demars Julius, saloon.
Dietzman Rev D O (Methodist).
M. KRISTENSEN
DEALER IN Guns, Sewing Machines, Bicycles, Pianos and Sporting Goods of all Kinds.
Full Line Repairs, and a Repair Shop in Connection. RHINELANDER, = = WISCONSIN.
CANTA BRAZEL K.C
The Model Livery JOHN B. GOULETTE, Propr. Successor to D. Hammel & Co.
FIRST-CLASS SINGLE AND DOUBLE RIGS. Entire New Equipment Terms Reasonable. COMMERCIAL MEN'S TRADE A SPECIALTY.
Barn, Cor. Brown and King Sts. RHINELANDER, WIS.
RHINELANDER GREEN HOUSES,
PETER PHILIPP, Proprietor.
FLORAL DESIGNS, CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.
GREENHOUSE
Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
MI
ISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y.
Best
ROUTE FROM ST. LOUIS to all Points West and Southwest.
FESSION, Address -
ANY TRADE, BUSINESS OR PRO- OR LISTS OF NAMES.
R. L. POLK & CO.,
CHICACO. DETROIT
R. W. LOTZ, Registered Patent Trade=Marks Attorney, Metropolitan Blk., CHICAGO, III. Trade-Marks Registered, Patents Obtained. Free Booklets on Request.
1078 Rhinelander
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Rhinelander
Dolan M, brewers' agent.
Donnelly Mrs A, teacher.
Duffy Frank, saloon.
Dufrain I & Son (Isadore and Theodore), saloon.
Dunn Margaret L, milliner.
Dunn & Wood Hardware Co, Thomas Wood pres. A L Dunn sec.
Durkee Wm H, grocer.
Dusel George, barber.
Ebv John, teacher.
Edwards Mrs Viola, milliner.
Egloff Peter, jeweler.
Elliot Mary, teacher.
Emmerling Leonard, meats.
Eschwig Val, blacksmith.
Estes Ancil D, restaurant.
Feazel George W, propr Oneida House.
Fields H G, music teacher.
First National Bank (capital $50,000),
Charles Chaffee pres, W E Ashton cash. Forbes & Wixson (Edward A Forbes, Ches-
ter A Wixson), propr Rhinelander Light- ing Co.
Forsyth Gilbert, barber.
Foster Evelyn, teacher.
Foster Lillian, teacher.
Franklin Robert, general store.
Free Public Library, Mary A Smith libr.
FULLER HOUSE, Fred T Coon Propr. Gardner Addie, nurse.
Garner H L, physician.
Geisse Walter W, laundry.
Genett Edna, teacher.
Gilbert Clement N, saloon.
Glass Michael, cigar mnfr.
Gleason James, meats.
GOULETTE JOHN B, Propr The Model Lewis Hardware Co, Bennett R Lewis Livery. (See page 1077.) mngr.
Grand Opera House, O A Hilgermann mngr Lewis Helen, dry goods and liquors.
Gustafson Herman, saloon.
Halladay Cora, teacher.
Hamilton Mrs Anette, teacher.
Hammell D & Co, horse dealers.'
Hammer Peter, grocer.
Hansen John P, shoes and men's furngs. Hardell Wm, meats.
Hehn August, meats.
HERALD PUBLISHING CO, A W Shel-
ton Pres, Mary H Shelton Sec and Treas,
H E Osborne Local Editor, Publishers McCardell John, carp.
Rhinelander Herald.
Hergren & Gustafson (Dennis Hergren, Gust Gustafson), saloon.
Hickey Theresa, teacher.
Hilderbrand Frank, furn and undtkr.
HILGERMANN O A, Pres and Mngr Rhinelander Brewing Co.
Hinman Fred L, phys.
Hirzy Ferdinand, jeweler.
Hogan J M, phys.
Hogan Myrtle, teacher.
:Holland Ethyle, teacher.
Z Horn Gustav A, propr Commercial Hotel. Horn Rudolph, shoemaker.
Horr Belle, teacher.
Horr Burleigh L, grocer.
z Hotel Alpine, James McGowan propr.
O Innes Thomas (est), Frank Innes mngr, I plumber.
Q Isaackson & Johnson (Wm Isaackson, Mat- ul thew Johnson), saloon.
Iverson Martin F, hotel.
- Jennings Anna, teacher.
Jennings Thomas, drayman.
Jewell George C, sewing machines.
Jewell Henry Ļ, barber.
Jim Lee, laundry.
Johnson Adam, grocer.
Johnson Elias, saloon.
Johnson-Hinman Lumber Co, F H Johnson pres, F L Hinman sec.
Johnson Peter, saloon.
Johnson Samuel, propr City Hotel.
Johnson & Soderlund (Gust Johnson, Mat- thew Soderlund), saloon.
Joslin Wm D, livery.
Keith Eldridge H, dentist.
Kemp & Reeves (Harry E G Kemp, Harry Reeves), lawyers.
Kenfield Mrs F J & Co (Mrs F J Kenfield), milliners.
Kirk C D & Co (Clarence D and Mary Kirk), bakers.
Kirk David, notions.
Knudson Rev Wm (Norwegian.)
Koelzer Peter J, flour and feed.
Kohanek & Neubauer, bakers.
Kongslien O O, merch tailor.
Krantz Otto, saloon.
Kretlow Frank, druggist.
KRISTENSEN MATHIAS, Guns, Bicy- cles and Sewing Machines. (See page 1077.)
Krueger Carl, photogr.
Kruger Fred, barber.
Kueht Alma, teacher.
Lally Grace, teacher.
Langlois Fred M, meats.
Larson Lars O, grocer.
Larson Sophie, music tchr.
Legraff & Kelley (Anton Legraff, Patrick Kelley), saloon.
Lewis John H, barber.
Lusman Lucy, teacher.
Lillge. Herman. saloon.
Lind John, restaurant and bill poster.
Lindergren Axel C. tailor.
Lokowicz Misses, dressmakers.
Long Thomas, saloon.
Lowell F A, prin of school.
Lynch Con, drayman.
McBurney John R, optician.
McCue Kate, dressmaker.
McDermott Thomas jr, propr Arlington Hotel.
McDonald John R, shoemaker.
Mc Donald Mary, teacher.
McGowan James, propr Hotel Alpine.
McIndoe Charles S. dentist.
Mclndoe Thomas B, phys.
Mclaughlin Joseph L, register of deeds.
McMahon Hannah, teacher.
McNalley & Forsyth (W H McNalley, Gil- bert Forsyth), barbers.
McQueen Isabelle, teacher.
McQueen Mary, music teacher.
McRae Morris, carp.
Mahoney Gertrude, music teacher.
Mahoney Michael, saloon.
Marie Sister Mary, music teacher.
Markham & Davidson (Walter R Mark- ham, John Davidson), blacksmiths.
Marquardt M, cigarmaker.
Mason-Donaldson (George Mason, Carl Donaldson), wholesale lumber.
Mason F M, county supt of schools, justice.
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work, Brass Patterns.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603-1605. Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Druggists' Rubber Goods
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
382-384 E. Water St., GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., W. W. Wallis, Mngr, Milwaukee, Wis.
Rhinelander
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Rhinelander 1079
Merchants State Bank (capital $50,000), S H Rhinelander City Water Works, A D Sutton Alban pres, M H Raymond cash. supt. Mettayer Elier, restaurant. Rhinelander Cornet Band, E G Squier Idr. RHINELANDER GREEN HOUSES, Peter Philipp Propr. (See page 1077.) Miles Edward, barber. Miller Samuel S, district attorney. Minahan Edmund D, lawyer.
RHINELANDER HERALD, Herald Pub- lishing Co Publrs.
Rhinelander Iron Co, Peter Didier pres, Nellie Didier sec.
Rhinelander Lighting Co, Forbes & Wixson proprs.
Rhinelander Mnfg Co, E O Brown pres, F E Parker sec. refrigerators.
Rhinelander Mutual Telephone Co, R W Crawford mngr.
Rhinelander Paper Co. A W Brown pres, Paul Browne sec, M H Raymond treas.
Rhinelander Power Co The, A W Shelton pres, E A Forbes vice-pres, C A Wilson sec, Charles Chafee treas.
Rhinelander Printing Co (estate George W Bishop), publrs The New North.
Richards John. billiards and bowling.
Rickmire Ara P, lawyer.
Riner W C, agt C & N W Ry.
Robbins Lumber Co, F S Robbins pres and treas, H C Robbins sec.
Robbins Railroad Co. F S Robbins pres and treas, H G Robbins mngr.
Robertson George, grocer.
Roepecke Christ, harness.
Rogers Frank, grocer.
Rogers Ivy M, teacher.
Ross John, blksmith.
Rouman J & P (James and Peter), confrs. Ryckman C B W, lawyer.
St Mary's Hospital, conducted by the Sis- ters of the Sorrowful Mother.
Schaffer Wm, drayman.
Schauder Adolph, shoes.
Schliesman Adam F, brewers' agt.
Schliesman W J, music teacher.
Schmitz Rev P (Catholic.)
Segerstrom Jacob, jeweler.
Seibel Peter F, clothing and shoes.
Shannon Wm J, grocer.
Shedore John, restaurant.
Shelton Arthur W, lawyer.
Sievwright & Ryan Ryan), real estate.
(A Sievwright, M
Skubal Joseph, saloon.
Smith Atwood, drayman.
Smith Mary A, libr Free Public Library.
Smith Samuel, mason.
Solberg & Kolden (Thorwald Solberg, Ole A Kolden), dry goods.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, R F Tompkins Spafford & Cole (Seth A Spafford, David J. mngr. Cole), general store. Prince Paul, saloon. Squier Edward G, jeweler. Prosser F H, photographer. Stafford Daniel, saloon. Public School Library. Standard Oil Co, R B Briggs agt. Queal J H & Co, whol lumber. Stapleton Matthew, real estate. Quinlan Misses, dressmakers.
RAPIDS HOUSE, Chafee & Guptill Proprs. Reardon John J, drugs.
Stevens Wm, sheriff. Stewart P B, physician.
Stone Spencer R, physician.
Straub Maurice, chief of police.
Stumpner Louis R, wood turner.
Sturdevant Elijah C, clerk of Circuit Court.
RHINELANDER BREWING CO (Capital Sutton A D, supt Rhinelander City Water $35,000), O A Hilgermann Pres and Mngr, Works. Brewers of Choice Lager Beer. Taylor Arthur, bottler.
SEALS.
MODEL LIVERY THE, John B Gou- lette Propr, High Class Livery and Sales Stable, Turnouts Strictly Up to Date. (See page 1077.) Morgan Wm J. meats.
Morow Elizabeth, dressmaker.
Morrill & Barber (Henry P Morrill, Hiram A Barber), furn and undertkr.
Morton J .. drayman. Murphy James, saloon.
Nagel George, confectioner. Nelson Christina, dressmaker. Nelson Rev Otto (Baptist). Nelson Seymour D, grocer. Nicholson Charles, saloon. Nordquist Charles, saloon.
Nordstrom & Emerson (Charles Nordstrom, Victor Emerson), meats. O'Brien Celia. milliner. O'Connell Timothy, saloon. O'Connor G H. dentist.
Oleson Peter, grocer. Ollhoff Robert. saloon.
Olson Carrie, dressmaker. Co,
Oneida County Land and Abstract Elijah C Sturdevant sec.
Oneida House, George W Feazel propr. Orr Wm. insurance. OSBORNE H E, Local Editor Rhine- lander Herald.
Oshinsky Rudolph, dry goods and shoes. Ostrowski Max, saloon. Packard Charles D, phys. Palmer O E. music teacher.
Papineau Fred, saloon. Parker F E. postmaster. Paulson C M', grocer. Peautz Charles, grocer. Peck Anna, dressmaker.
Pelican Boom Co, A W Brown pres, W E Shepard Eugene S, lands. Brown sec.
PHILIPP PETER, Propr Rhinelander Greenhouses. (See page 1077.)
Pierce Anson S, whol lumber. Pingry G C, dentist. Plugh Nellie D, teacher.' Plunkett Anna. teacher. Plunkett Mrs P E. dressmaker.
Reed Warren B, agt Am Exp Co. Remo John F. restaurant.
Rhinelander Boat Co, Charles B Peterson sec, Frank Sayner mngr.
Lorenz Bros. Macaroni Co. Manufacturers of MACARONI,
SPAGHETTI, VERMICEL- LI, GERMAN Home Made EGG NOODLES, and Fancy ITALIAN PASTE, 890 and 892 Twelfth Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Reliance Stamp & Stencil Works,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Stevens Lumber Co (Daniel B, Willard T and Charles Stevens).
See page 7.
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste Ry, R F Tompkins agt.
Marie Mode Arvid, saloon.
JOHN PETERS & CO., Birds and Fish Taxidermists Mounted. Six Gold Medals Awarded. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
(See adv. in Classified Taxidermists. )
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1080 Rhinelander R. L. POLK & CO.'S Rice Lake
Tompkins Robert F, agt M & St P & S S and a weekly newspaper, the Herald. Exp., M Ry Co and Postal Tel Co.
Tremont House, Mrs J J Aphelen propr. Trumbull Wm H, publr The Vindicator. Turville Thomas, saloon.
Tusdel George, barber.
Tuttle & Johnson, S C Tuttle pres, F H Andrews Bernice, teacher.
Johnson sec, lumber mnfrs and loggers. Udkier Albert, saloon.
Van Voorhees & Newsome (U S Van Voor- hees, W H Newsome), masons.
Vaughn David H, county surveyor.
Vaughn Virginia, teacher.
Vausseur Ernest, saloon.
Vessey Edward, meats.
Vessey E C & Son (Edwin C and Ervin E), Campbell Dr F, dentist. grocers.
Case William, furniture.
Casey Alice, teacher.
Clark George, restaurant.
Clerff Nicholas, blacksmith.
Diesing Wm, livery.
First National Bank (capital $25,000), L Sperbeck pres, T R Begley cashr.
Fosseth & Herrern, tailors.
Free Public Library.
Goelz P A, cigar mnfr.
Gunnerson Nicholas, prin of school.
HAZEN GEORGE & CO, General
Store.
Hintz F J, general store and village pres.
Hewitt Vinnie, teacher.
Hinske Otto, railroad agent.
Hoey & Voemastek (J J Voemastek, Ben- jamin Hoey), publrs Herald.
Hyatt Benjamin, furniture.
Kanitz J, meats.
Kelnhofer George, grocer.
Kennedy & Miller, blacksmiths.
Klug F, saloon.
Larson J L, saloon.
Lemon C, barber.
McRae J, bakery.
Marcus Joseph, saloon.
Marcus P E, general store.
Marske Albert, saloon.
Mathe John & Co, saw mill.
Munson A J, bowling alley.
Olson L, barber shop.
Pringle Wm, lawyer.
Rib Lake Cigar Factory.
RIB LAKE HERALD, Hoey & Voe- mastek Pubirs.
Rib Lake Lumber Co.
Rib Lake Orchestra.
Rib Lake Telephone Co.
Rousseau & Jewell, general store.
Sargent H, harnessmaker.
Sargent Mrs H, milliner.
Scott Joseph, saloon.
Swanson J, shoemaker.
Taylor L L, physician.
Upjohn James, druggist and exp agt.
United States Leather Co, tanners.
Voss Henry, saloon.
Weinkauf Arthur, hotel.
Wickman -- , physician.
RIB LAKE.
RICE LAKE.
Population, 1 250. A village on lake of same name, and on the Wisconsin Central Population, 3,500. An incorporated city, located on the shore of Rice lake at the mouth of Red Cedar river and on the C., Ry., in Rib Lake township, Taylor county, 18 miles northeast of Medford, the county seat. Settled in 1881. Has Catholic, Chris- St. P., M. & O. Ry. and M., St. P. & Ste. tian Lutheran and Methodist churches, a M. Rys., in Barron county, 12 miles north- tannery, saw and planing mills, 2 banksleast of Barron ,the county seat, 44 from
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Consulting Engineer
RIB FALLS.
Population, 150. On Big Rib river, in Rib Falls township, Marathon county, 15 miles west of Wausau, the county seat, and 6 from Marathon, its nearest shipping and
banking point. Stage daily to Wausau.
Mail daily. Fred Schulz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bacsemann Bros Mnfg Co, flour and saw mill.
Baesemann John C, meats.
Baesemann Otto, stock farm.
Herley Rev H (Lutheran.)
Kirkbusch Wm, saloon.
Lochman Joseph E, hotel.
Ludwig Emil, news dealer.
Rib Falls Creamery.
Riemer August & Co, blacksmiths.
Riemer John, wagonmaker.
Schlueter Wm, carpenter.
SCHULZ FRED, General Store. Uckert Robert, saloon.
Wolf John, painter.
National. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion D. McLennan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allard A J, jeweler.
BANK OF RIB LAKE (Capital $10,- 000), F J Hintz Pres, E C Getchel Cashr. Biebe A, general store.
Bonneville Philip, saloon.
Bonneville & Son, saloon, livery and hotel. Braem Thomas, flour and feed.
Braun George, real estate.
Butler Herman, saloon.
Vetting Lilla, teacher.
Vindicator The, Wm H Trumbull publr.
Walker David H, lawyer.
Walsh Alice, teacher.
Walsh Fanny, teacher.
Walsh Harriet, teacher.
Walsh Kate, teacher.
Wasson Mary, dressmaker.
Welch Thomas R, phys.
Western Express Co, S H Ashton agt.
Western Union Telegraph Co, S H Ashton mngr.
White Jerome N, grocer.
Whiting J A, vet surg.
Whiting Winona, teacher.
Wilson Rev A G (Congregational.)
Wilson Edna, teacher.
Wilson James, saloon.
Wiltsee Rev H T (Methodist.)
Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Wisconsin Veneer Co, A D Daniels pres. R C Dayton sec, J O Moen treas.
Young Mrs H R, teacher.
Zander Herman C, tailor.
Plans for Structural Steel Work.
A
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Rice Lake
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Rice Lake 1081
Chippewa Falls and 255 from Milwaukee.|Anderson George, blacksmith.
The city is lighted by electricity, has wa- er works, fire department, churches of the eading religious denominations, a high chool, a Carnegie library, an opera house, banks and 2 weekly newspapers. Exp., Am. and Western. Tel., W. U. Peter E. Olson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Absi Harvey, tailor. Allen Fred H, drugs. Anderson Christian, blacksmith.
ATKINSON JAMES, Real Estate and Farm Lands. (See right top lines and page 7.)
Baier Adam, harnessmaker.
Baier Bros (Joseph and Adam), brewers.
BARRON COUNTY BANK (Capital $10,- 000), Newell W Bailey Pres, A P Bernard Vice-Pres, A B Bailey Cashier. (See adv.) Barron County Realty Co.
Barron County Telephone Co, Evelyn Mor- rison mngr.
Barry Mahlon P, ins.
Coppito
F. F. BOORTZ & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES.
ENAMELING AND PLATING.
Practical Experience Work Guaranteed.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND QUICKLY DONE, to which we give our special attention.
RICE LAKE, WISCONSIN.
N. W. BAILEY, Banker. A. B. BAILEY, Cashier.
BARRON COUNTY BANK.
Established 1882. and Incorporated 1903. The Oldest in the County. Ve have complete set of Abstract Books to all Lands in Barron County. We also own large tracts of land, both improved and unimproved. Also Timber Lands for Sale.
RICE LAKE, - WISCONSIN.
The Rice Lake Iron Works, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
J. H. PETERS, PROPRIETOR.
Full Line of Boxes, Couplings, Collars, Hangers, Etc., Kept in Stock. Pulleys, Wood or Iron, Made to Order on Short Notice. Repairing of all Kinds of Machinery Done on Short Notice. Fine Grey Iron and Brass Castings a Specialty. Designing and Pattern Work. Jobbers in Packing, Shafting, Belting, Pipes and Fittings, Babbitt Metals, Etc.
RICE LAKE, 1
WISCONSIN.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., BUILDING MATERIAL
25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Vitrified Paving Blocks and Brick. Granite Paving Blocks. Crushed Granite. Orna- mental Terra Cotta. Flue Lining-Coping.
Address JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'1 Agent, Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WIS. D The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance CO. to represent the company in Western Wisconsin. 5 Ambitious men of character and energy wanted
35
Model Makers
Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
1082 Rice Lake
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Rice Lake
Berg Gilbert C, saloon.
Bergeron & Kausrud (Joseph Bergeron, Emil Kausrud), barbers.
Boehmer Wm, saloon.
Bone Charles F, publr Rice Lake Times. BOORTZ F F & CO (Frank F and A H Hines Frank M, lawyer. Boortz), Bicycle Mnfrs and Supplies. (See Holtz Charles E, grocer.
page 1081.)
Borgan Hans P, livery.
Borgan Hans P, livery.
Bowers Edgar N. publr Rice Lake Chrono- type.
Bowers Wm W, boat builder.
Brunsvold Andrew, propr Central House.
Burpee Mrs Anna, propr Commercial House Caeser Frank, blacksmith.
Carrier John, grocer.
Central Hotel, Andrew Brunsvold propr. Charron Toussaint, physician.
Citizens' State Bank (capital $10,000), Sewall A Peterson pres, Charles J Beecher ca'shr. Collins James. barber.
Commercial House. Mrs Anna Burpee propr
Connors Wm F. stage line.
Conrad Bros (Wm and Rudolph). saloon. Constance Louis L, lawyer.
Couture Anselme, saloon.
Craig & Stevenson (J A Craig, J W Steven- son), sheep breeders.
Crisler-Tremper Lumber and Supply Co, J S Crisler pres, J B Kelty sec.
Cruse Wm E. grocer.
DANIELS W N, Propr Hotel Tourist. (See adv.)
HOTEL TOURIST,
Leading Hotel in RICE LAKE.
A Home for the Traveling Public. Steam Heat, Electric Light, All Modern Conveniences.
W. N. DANIELS, Proprietor.
De Quauviller Clara L, restaurant.
Droock Benjamin, confr. Dunn Wm H, dentist.
Erstad & Larsen (Andrew O Erstad. Thom- as Larsen), tailor.
Eubanks John H, restaurant.
Eubanks Mark, tailor. Ewald John, meats.
Field Edwin, jeweler.
Field Frederick, general store.
Finsterwalder Max, baker.
Finsterwalder May, grocer.
First National Bank (capital $50,000). O H Ingram pres, E L Everts cashr.
Fossum Edward O, saloon.
Free Library.
French J T. dentist.
Gabriel Albert A, flour and feed. Gabriel A A. agt U S Exp Co. Gerland Charles, creamery.
Goodrich Mrs Ellen, confectioner.
Grand Opera House, Iver Emerson propr. Gustavson Gustav, confectioner.
Hagen Charles A, grocer.
Hanson-Olson Co (Edward Hanson, E P Rodier Emery, meats.
and J S Olson), general store.
Hanson, Olson & Tuttle (Edward Hanson, Peter R Olson. R J Tuttle), genl store.
Harris Rev H (Episcopal). Haugen Nels A, tailor.
Heintz Nichola's W. drugs.
Horsman & Co (Levi Starks, J E Horsman), farm implements.
HOTEL TOURIST, W N Daniels Propr. (See adv.)
Johnston Rev John D (Methodist).
Jones & McClench (Charles H Jones, David W McClench), wagon builders.
Josephson James K, blacksmith.
Kausrud Emil, barber.
Kelly Charles J. barber.
Knudson E, real estate.
Koam Rev I J (Lutheran).
Koons Rev Carlton L (Presbyterian).
Langerude Holden, saloon.
Lathrop James C. mason.
Lockness & Nordenfoss (Erick L Lockness, John Nordenfoss), shoes.
McClelland E C, prin schools.
McCrank Daniel, milliner.
Manheim Mrs Sarah, flour and feed.
Mercier Cyril, saw mill.
Mercier & Gay (Cyril Mercier, Charles Gay), carpenters.
Moe & Scharbillig (John J Moe, Joseph Scharbillig), saloon.
Morneau J Peter, physician.
Morrison Samuel S, agt Am Exp Co.
Nelson Hans C, meats.
Nelson Lina C, harness.
Nord Rev J E (Lutheran).
Nunn Charles F, drugs.
Overby Christian, general store.
Paradis Victor H, cigar mnfr.
Parker P M, mayor.
Parker P M & Co (Philone M Parker), genl store.
PETERS JOHN H, Propr Rice Lake Iron Works. (See page 1081.)
Randall Joe, agricultural implements. Rassmussen Kapp E, lawyer.
Red Cedar River Mnfg Co (Gilbert Peter- son, Louis Nelson), sa'sh and door mnfrs. Reed Homer C, photographer.
Renville Louis, livery.
Rice Lake Chronotype. Edgar N Bowers publr.
Rice Lake Cornet Band, Emil Kausrud Idr. RICE LAKE IRON WORKS, John H Peters Propr. (See page 1081.)
Rice Lake Leader, P H and Ward L Swift publrs.
Rice Lake Lumber Co. O H Ingram pres, W.H Coffin treas, W H Bundy sec.
Rice Lake Mnfg Co (Andrew Hansen, J H Tandberg, Borger Pedersen), sash, doors and blinds.
Rice Lake Roller Mills, Wisconsin Power Co proprs.
Rice Lake Starch and Potatoe Co. C A Spencer pres, J E Horsman sec.
Rice Lake Times, Charles F Bone publr. Robarge Albert L, billiard hall.
Robarge & Schneider (Alexander Robarge, Henry Schneider), general store.
Robbins James, lawyer.
Ross T A, hotel.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
G
rand Trunk Railway System.
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East.
Rice Lake
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Richland Center 1083
Roux Peter, saloon. Ruth Mrs John, furniture. yndahl John, blacksmith. Sather Louis, general store. Sattre O M, physician. Schaaf John P, saloon. Schneider Rev D (Evang Assn). Shervey Andrew, saloon.
Sigstad Ole, general store. Smith Charles L, r r and tel agt.
Smith Rev C F (Catholic).
Stark Charles A, lawyer.
Stone Jacob, sale stable. Strand & Bjoin (Andrew G Strand, Edwin Sill Rev Herman (Presbyterian).
H Bjoin), agrl implts.
Swift P H and Ward L, publrs Rice Lake Thoma Henry, farm impts.
Leader.
Tate Fred A, dentist.
Tompkins Fred B, agt Rice Lake. Dallas & Menominee Ry Co.
Van Wyck Tunis B, dry goods.
Wangnill Ole E, hardware.
Webster Bernard N, physician. West Charles E, hardware. Whitney David C, physician.
Wisconsin Power Co, John H Coulter pres, Lewis E Gary sec and treas. Yap J Sam, laundry.
Youngebauer Frank, shoes.
RICHARDSON.
Population, 50. A postoffice on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Clayton township, Polk county, 18 miles southeast of Balsam Lake, the county seat, and 6 from Clear Lake, the nearest banking point. Has Norwegian Lutheran and Swedish Lutheran churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. N. P. Swanson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Clayton Co-operative Creamery Co.
De Golier S Morris, surveyor. Ellis Helen, music teacher.
Gronfeldt J, physician.
Hansehe George, railroad, exp and tel agt. Milwaukee and 239 northwest of Chicago. Hulbert S B, hay. The city contains churches of the Baptist, Linquist August, blacksmith. Christian. Catholic, Methodist, German Mooney R C, general store. Lutheran. Pnited Brethren and Presbyter- Peabody Bros, saloon. ian denominations; a fine brick court house SWANSON N P, General Store and Produce. with stone trimmings; a high school and graded schools with twelve departments Thurston Mrs John, hotel. Wisemon H, hardware. and 15 instructors; an opera house, volun- teer fire department, water works, sewer system, electric lights, flour, saw and ex- RICHFIELD. celsior mills and cheese box factory. The finest county insane asylum in the state,
Population, 200. A village on the C., M.
& St. P. Ry., in Richfield township, Wash- completed January 1, 1897, at a cost of $50,-
ington county, 1212 miles south of West Bend, the county seat and banking point. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. R. W. Klippel, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Becker Henry, shoemaker.
Beernet George, saloon. Bentz J A, railroad and exp agt. Bossard Clemens, physician.
Bruessel J . A, lumber. Dahlmus Rev O F (Baptist).
Dickel Mrs Mary, hotel. Frey & Ubee, general store. Gersbach Rev P W (Catholic).
Klippel Bros, general store.
Klippel F & G, tinners. Klippel George, saloon.
KLIPPEL R W, Genl Store.
Kurtz Mrs Jacob, undertaker. Laubenheimer Wm, saloon.
Mayer Charles, saw mill.
Mayer George, grain dealer.
Mayer Wm C, harnessmaker.
Minizlaff Henry, wagonmaker. Schnudt Bros, furniture.
Schoenke August, blacksmith. Schwamb Bros, saloon.
Steiner Bros, cheese factory.
Ver Bryck, harnessmaker. Werner Nicholas, saloon.
Wolf P W, grain.
Zaun H H, physician.
Zoch Jacob, shoemaker.
PATENTS.
RICHFORD.
Population, 40. On the Mecan river, in Richford township, Waushara county, 10 miles southwest of Wautoma, the county seat and banking point, and 5 southeast of Coloma Station, the nearest railroad point. Stages, daily to Coloma Station and Da- kota. Mail, daily. Minnie E. Wichner, postmaster.
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