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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Berg Gust, saloon.
Brock August, blacksmith.
Brock Ed, hotel.
Litz F, blacksmith.
Notz Mrs Minnie, grocer.
Pett Rev E (Lutheran).
WICHMER AUGUST, General Store.
RICHLAND CENTER.
Population, 2,500. An incorporated city on Pine river, in Richland county, of which it is the seat of justice, 156 miles northwest of
000, is here. Almshouse also completed in 1895, at expense of $15,000. Has 3 weekly newspapers-the Richland Democrat, Re- publican-Observer and the Rustic-2 banks and good hotels. Stages daily to Reads- town, Cazenovia, Boscobel, Lafarge and in- termediate points. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. R. C. Lybrand, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Huestus B, drugs and grocer.
Allison W O, live stock.
Appleby James M, county surveyor. Ascher F F, shoemaker.
Bagley F N, railroad and exp agt.
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DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
entire United States, In Wholesale Dealers, and Manufacturers of the POLK'S LUMBER DIRECTORY. CHICAGO, ILL.
1084 Richland Center R. L. POLK & CO.'S Richland Center
Bailey & Bailey (Harry and Lorenzo D), LUTES proprs Richland Rustic.
Barry Wilbur G, propr Richland Democrat. Bowen C F, physician.
Breeden Thomas, tailor.
Breeden Wm A, grocer.
Burnham Frank W, lawyer.
Burnham John W, drugs and grocer.
Burnham & Scott (Oliver J Burnham, John T Scott), cold storage. Burns R H, supt of schools.
Butler Israel M, grocer.
Butler Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Campbell Archibald D, physician.
Chandler Austin J, city marshal.
Clark Mrs Josephine, dressmaker.
Clark & Elliott (Homer J Clark, Wm D El- liott), general store.
Cleveland Israel A, drugs and grocer. Cleveland Mrs Mary J, dressmaker.
COFFLAND BROS (Milton T and James E). Clothing and Dealers in Fleece Wool.
COFFLAND JAMES E, Mayor. Constantine Daniel L, general store.
Craig Edward E, painter.
Curtis Samuel G, vet surgeon.
De Lap W H, dentist.
Dieter Bros (John W and Louis M), drugs Pickard Wm J, apiarist, 21/2 miles s w.
and grocers.
Dillon Grant W, county treasurer.
Downs Hubert, horse dealer.
Drake George E, feed store.
Drake Mrs Mary E, dressmaker.
Eastland Kate W, milliner.
Eastland Kirk W, lawyer.
Edsons A L, livery.
Elliott Mrs Sarah T, physician.
Enge Rev J J (Baptist).
Farmers' Telephone Co, Keith Piere mngr. Fay Patrick H, lawyer.
Ferebee James M, dentist. Fitzgerald Thomas, painter.
Francisco George, coroner.
Fries Charles C, cattle breeder.
Fritz Hiram T, tinner.
Garner Elbert S, physician. Ghastin Albert, vet surgeon.
Hallin John B, marble works. Harvey Rev F H (Methodist). Haskell Marcus W, physician.
Hillman Wm J, photographer.
Hoskins Augustus, vet surgeon.
Hubbard Frank, carpenter.
Huston Jacob W, stone quarry.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Co, R L McCoy mngr.
James David G, hardware.
Kaiserman John, grocer.
Kennedy J F, vet surgeon.
Kermott Edward P, physician.
Knobel Charles F W, meats.
Krouskop A H & Co (A H Krouskop, Charles S Craig), genl store and lumber. Lamberson Ward, hardware.
Langdon E J, clk Circuit Court. Larson August, furniture.
Lawrence Fred P, general store.
Lemberg August, brick mnfr.
Leonard Frank N, photographer.
Lewis & Lewis (Frank and Delia), milliners Lewis & Palmer (Frank Lewis, Henry Palmer), general store.
Lien Hans H, tailor.
Lincoln Pearl L, district attorney.
GEORGE W, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See adv in class- ified Timber Lands.)
McCarthy Rev Willard (Christian).
McCorkle Wm S, lawyer and county judge.
McGuire Rev James J (Catholic).
McKee Frank W, physician.
Menges Louis G, barber.
Mick John M, restaurant. Miller Edward, dray.
Miller & Poynter (George S Miller, Frank C Poynter), barbers.
Miner & Vaughn (James H Miner, A C Vaughn), lawyers.
Mitchell George R, phys.
Moody George S, real estate.
Nee Michael, blacksmith.
Newlin Edward E, dentist.
O'Connor Patrick, well borer.
Oldenberg Rev E A (Presby.)
Olson Ole, blacksmith.
PARFREY ALFRED C, Flour Mill and Mnfr of Excelsior, Butter Tubs, Cheese Boxes and Cheese Box Bands. (See adv in classified Cheese Mnfrs.)
PARK HOTEL, C R Willey Propr. Peckham John W, shoemaker. Peckham Wm R & Sons, live stock.
Piers Opera House, Coffland Bros, mngrs. Poole Bros (Davi E and Hiram), barbers.
Poole Hugh G, house mover.
Pratt Bros (Wallace E, Fred W, Frank W and George H), furniture.
Pratt Grant E, prin public school.
Pratt James T, live stock.
Ragan Adah, probate judge.
Republican Observer, W M Fogo's estate proprs.
Richland Center Band, F N Leonard leader Richland Center Free Library, Miss Vera Eastland librarian.
Richland Center Water Works, E G Ostran- der supt.
Richland County Bank (capital $25,000), W H Pier pres, J H Yeaman cashr.
Richland County Insane Asylum, Louis T Johnson supt, 3 miles s e.
Richland Democrat. W G Barry propr.
Richland Rustic, Bailey & Bailey proprs. Richmond & Lincoln (Thomas C Richmond, Pearl L Lincoln), lawyers.
Roudebush G H, sheriff.
Sanford Ella. artist. Sapiro Louis, genl store.
Schauf Andrew, blacksmith.
Searles Grant, stationery and news agt. . Sherman Herbert G, grocer and meats. Shireman John M, harness and register of deeds.
Shontz George W, lawyer.
Smith Daniel E, dentist.
Smith Frank O, drugs and grocer.
SNOW BROS (Wm N and Frank
Snow), Butter Tubs and Cheese Box Mnfrs. (See page 1085.)
Snow & Jones (Paul D Snow, John E Jones), laundry.
Speidel Charles, jeweler.
Standard Oil Co, Maurice Carroll agt. Starr John H. restaurant.
Strang Charles C, sporting goods.
Strang George H, hardware.
State Bank of Richland Center (capital $30,000), Earl M Pease pres and cashr, R E May vice-pres.
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RICHLAND CENTER, WIS.
Swingle & Meyer (Frank Swingle, Joseph Meyer), genl store.
Toms Henry P, jeweler. Vreeland Monroe A, blacksmith. Wall Herman J, physician. Waters Woodburn M, jeweler. Wertz Albert C, restaurant.
WILLEY C R, Propr Park Hotel.
Wilson Mrs A L, milliner. Winn John S, cold storage. Withers Newton, blacksmith. Wolf Joseph, shoes.
Wood Henry H, restaurant.
WULFING GEORGE, County Clerk. Wurster Wm, drayman.
RICHLAND CITY.
Richland county. Name changed
Gotham. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RICHMOND.
Population, 30. In township of same ame, Walworth county, 13 miles northwest Arthur T H, general store.
f Elkhorn, the county seat, and 8 from Brunker James, hotel. Whitewater, the usual shipping and bank- Cretney T G, carpenter.
ng point. Telephone connection. Mail. Farwell George, general store.
aily. G. M. Holbrook, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Dike C E, physician. lage A R, justice of peace. Holbrook E A, carpenter. HOLBROOK G M, General Store.
dulce A F, music teacher. udy Rev J M (Methodist.) Taylor R W, justice of peace. Vendt A, blacksmith.
RICHWOOD.
Population, 96. A village on the C., M. & t. P. Ry., in Shields township, Dodge ounty, 14 miles southwest of Juneau, the ounty seat, and 5 from Watertown, the earest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., J. S. Telephone connection. E. Barnick, ostmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Population, 40. A postoffice on Sugar riv- er and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Spring- BARNICK E, General Store, Creamery dale township, Dane county, 17 miles south- and Saloon. emmerhiot A, saloon. IcCall F J & McCaig, saloon. lasil F F, saw mill.
Seibel Charles, carpenter.
Smith & Smith, blksmiths.
Sullivan P H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Volkert Louis, carpenter.
RIDGELAND.
Population. 50. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Wilson township, Dunn county, 28 miles north of Menomonie, the judicial seat and 61/2 from Dallas, the near- est banking point. Exp., Western. Tele- phone connection. Adolph Swanson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Caldwell H C, phys.
Chamberlin Ray, carpenter.
Grayerson Harry, blacksmith.
Grove W S, hardware.
Inshe I, constable.
Keller John, livery.
Luer J, livery.
McNeal D H, farmer.
McNeal H, feed mill.
Melcher Julius, saloon.
Odlang Matt, saloon.
Osburn & Clark, lumber dealers.
Pongrath & Jorstead, genl store.
Suthard George, cheese mnfrs.
SWANSON ADOLPH, General Store. Wooley J, hotel.
RIDGEWAY.
Population, 350. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Ridgeway township, Iowa coun- to ty, 10 miles northeast of Dodgeville, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has Catholic and Methodist churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion. J. T. Paull. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hendrickson A B, hardware.
Hogan & Henderson, blacksmiths.
Hoskins Bert, blacksmith.
Jacco P, druggist.
Kramer Henry, pumps.
Kurth J W, painter.
Laughlin James, grain.
McCann George and Co, general store.
McGann John, saloon.
O'Neill James, saloon.
O'Reilly Rev L P (Catholic).
PAULL J T, Lumber Dealer. Powell B, hotel.
Ralph H J, r r, exp and tel agt.
Richgels Henry W, shoemaker.
Roche P H, notions.
Ryan Martin M, grocer.
RILEY.
west of Madison, the county seat, and 7 'rom Mt. Horeb, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. John Brown, post- master.
DEOPLES TAILORING CO. Tailors for the Trade.
AN ELEGANT SAMPLE OUTFIT SENT ON APPLICATION. 250 & 252 West Water Street, - MILWAUKEE.
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
85 % Magnesia Sectional
STEAM PIPE AND BOILER
Coverings.
ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF.
The Greatest of all Coal Savers.
Hamilton D B, phys.
BEAVER'S
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve
Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
Brewers' and Maltsters' Iron Works, Kiln Floors, Tanks, Etc.
1086 Riley
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ripon
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Jackson George B E, furniture.
(See page 4.)
BROWN JOHN, G'enl Store, Grain,
Feed Mill and Creamery.
Ireland S, blacksmith.
Whyte C G, r r and exp agt.
RINGLE.
A country postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Ringle township, Marathon county, 11 miles southeast of Wausau, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail, daily. Gustav Schramm, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ringle Brick Co.
RIO.
Population, 500. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Otsego town- ship, Columbia county, 14 miles southeast of Portage, the judicial seat, and 83 from Mil- waukee. Has Congregational and Baptist churches, a graded school, a bank, electric light, and two weekly newspapers, the Co- lumbia County Reporter and Badger Blade. The shipments are grain, live stock, pota- toes and leaf tobacco. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. C. J. Lind- quist, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams Rev A D (Congregational).
Anderson Anfin, carpenter.
Badger Blade, Lemuel H Doyle publr.
Baker Frank, saloon.
Bathgate John W, publr Columbia County Reporter.
Berg Carl E, lumber.
Population, 50. On the Ahnapee & West- Berg, Hall & Scott (Carl E Berg, Frank ern Ry., in Kewanuee county, 12 miles north Hall, Kennedy Scott), produce.
Berg's Opera House, Carl E Berg propr.
Berlovitz & Levin (Benne Berlovitz, Joseph Levin), dry goods and clothing.
Bradley Jay, live stock.
Bridges & Hepler (W F Bridges, G K Hep- ler), drugs and jewelers.
Bryant & Hendrickson (Emerson Bryant, Holver Hendrickson), saloon.
Caldwell John L, grain elevator.
Caldwell & Gates (Charles Caldwell, Cleve Gaulker Albert, saloon.
D Gates), lumber.
Challinor Rev J C (Congregational).
Columbia County Reporter, John W Bath- gate publr.
Dalton Joseph W. livery.
Doyle Lemuel H, publr Badger Blade.
Farrington J L, mngr People's Telephone Co.
Fuller James, saloon.
Goodwin Frank T, insurance.
Hall Winfield, live stock.
Halverson Levi, propr Hotel Annas.
Hanson Bros (Hans A and Levi A), general store. .
Hanson & Hanson (Henry S and John), hardware.
Hartley Alfred, saloon.
Heft Herman, blacksmith.
Hegna Hans, mason. Hendrickson H S, lawyer.
Herreman Asa G, poultry.
Hotel Annas, Levi Halberson propr. Isaacson Charles J, contractor.
Jennings Wm, photographer.
Jensen M P. meats.
Johnson J A, general store. Larson Bros (Peter and Edward), saloon.
Larson Hans, blacksmith.
Leffingwell Guilford, well driller. Leffingwell Herbert P, barber.
LINDQUIST C J, Postmaster. Lindquist Nettie C C, milliner. Marsden Arthur, physician. Menness Ole, carpenter.
Miles George W, pumps.
Miller Otto J, harness. Molstad Emil C, drugs.
Olson John G, carpenter.
Olson Moses D, shoes.
Otteson Rev O C (Lutheran).
Pease Wm A, physician.
Phelps George M, hardware.
Pratt N H, r r agent.
Rausch Gust, potatoes.
Rio House, Adam Schliesmann propr.
Rio State Bank (capital $25,000), Wm E Moore pres, Andrew Amondson cashier.
Schliesmann Adam, propr Rio House.
Scott Kennedy, insurance.
Scott S J, dentist.
Segerson Bros (Ole and John), meats.
Segerson Samuel, saloon.
Stewart James, restaurant.
Thompson Sisters (Jennie and Trina), mil- liners.
Tjugurn John, carpenter.
Twitchell Lee, barber.
Van Arman Alfred E, propr Rio Electric Light Co.
RIO CREEK.
of Kewaunee, the judicial seat, and 5 from Algoma, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. Albert C. Kirchmann, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Albrecht John, shingle mill.
Braun John, carpenter.
Burkler -, exp agt.
Ganke Charles, mason.
Haack Gustav, furniture.
Holtz T, blacksmith.
Kirchmann August, cheese mnfr.
KIRCHMANN A & SON, General Store and Produce.
Kirchmann Fred, r r agent.
Kruger Fred, carpenter.
Moeller C, saloon.
Peat J, meats.
Rio Creek String Band. Toebe Herman, meats.
RIPLEY.
In Oakland township, Jefferson county, 7 miles from Jefferson, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Fort Atkinson.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
RIPON.
Population, 5,000. Incorporated 1858 as a city. At the junction of the C., M. & St.
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ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL.
W. TOEPFER & SONS MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Sheet Metal Contractors.
TILE, SLATE and COMPOSITION ROOFS, STEEL CEILINGS
Ripon
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Ripon
1087
P. and C. & N. W. Rys., in Fond du Lac| BUSE A F, Propr Ripon Steam Laun- county, 22 miles west of Fond du Lac. 83 northwest of Milwaukee, 22 from Oshkosh, and 6 from Green Lake, one of the most at- tractive summer resorts in the State. Is in
the heart of the finest prairie country in the Bush George H, dentist. State and the distributing point for a wide Bushnell Jessie, teacher.
area. Is pre-eminently a place of homes, churches and schools. Is the seat of Ripon College, which is one of the oldest and best known educational institutions in the north- west. It was established in the year 1851, and today ranks among the leading colleges of the United States. Has 2 flour mills, marble works, machine shops and gas en- gine works, a brewery, 2 pickle factories, knitting works, a wind mill factory, 2 glove and mitten factories, 2 grain elevators, creameries, an agricultural and horticul- tural implement factory, planing mill for interior wood work, sash, door and blind, office and saloon fixtures, 2 box factories, 2 weekly newspapers, 2 banks, several hotels, the Hotel Le Roy being the leading one, with all modern improvements, a private infirmary and a well organized fire depart- ment. Has a complete system of water works, sewerage, gas and electric light, and a new library building costing over $20,000. Water is of the purest; the best possible. Is a great center for the growth and ship- ment of small fruit, cucumbers, wool, grain, live stock, farm and dairy products. Tele- phone connections. Also local exchanges of two systems. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. T. S. Chittenden, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atkin H N, furniture. Allen Henry J, carpenter.
American Express Co, Wilbur L Hamilton Danielsen Henry, grocer.
agent.
Bacon Frederick, fruit grower.
Badger Fruit and Produce Co (Otto Buch- holz).
Bailey John W, pianos.
Barlow & Seelig (Joseph Barlow, J G See- lig), hardware. Barnes Edgar C, physician. Barnes Frank F, dentist.
Barnes Henry L, physician.
Barnett & Anderson (Fred Barnett, Ben F Anderson), lumber.
Bartlett L G, bicycle repairer.
Behm Wm, street commissioner.
Bell H R, osteopath.
Bishop Mrs E A, grocer. Blake William, agt C & N W R R.
Bobsin Charles, carpenter.
Bonnell Byron H, tailor.
Bonnell J M, fruit grower.
Bottcher Charles, propr Ripon Hotel.
Bouton & Germain Co (capital $42,000), F Strauss pres, W T Runals sec, I F Strauss treas, mnfrs of gloves and mittens.
Brown John E, clothing. Bruchman Otto, tailor.
Buchholz August, grocer. Buchholz Julius, grocer.
Buchholz Otto P, agt U S Express Co. Burnside Edgar J. druggist.
dry, Ripon's Only First-class Laundry, Dyeing Department in Connection, Feath- ers Renovated; Special Attention to Com- mercial Work.
Butzin & Falkenstein (Fred C Butzin. Ja- cob Falkenstein), furniture.
Cain Stephen, saloon.
Carter & Pedrick (George W Carter, Sam- uel M Pedrick), lawyers.
Chadbourn & Gehrke (Horace Chadbourn, Emil Gehrke), paints.
CHANDLER CHARLES H, Professor Ripon College.
Chittenden Thomas S, postmaster.
Chittenden T S & Co (T S Chittenden, Northern Grain Co (of Chicago), J F Morse), grain.
CITY BOWLING ALLEYS THE, J H Root propr, Public sq. (See page 1091.) Clapp Henry L. florist.
Clapp & Son, fruit growers.
CLARK EDWARD WM, Professor Ri- pon College.
Cleveland Leonard W. dentist.
Coleman Fred. stone quarry.
Cooke & Hubbard (F W Cooke, K P Hub- bard, druggists.
Corbett John, tailor.
Cosgrove Rev T J (Catholic).
Cramer & Seeling (Wm Cramer, Robert Seeling). barbers.
Crocker Alphonso, fruit grower.
Crowther W S & Co (W S Crowther), flour and feed.
Curtis Rev A P (Episcopal).
Dakin Thomas P, grocer.
Dalies Rev C (German Lutheran).
Dart Richard, apiarist.
Davison Mrs J B. photographer.
Davy Wm W. jeweler.
Davy Mrs Wm W. music teacher.
Dean John, fruit grower.
Deming George F. grocer.
Deming Wm M. shoes.
Dillon & Son (John J and Frank G), grocers
Dorau Rev P J (German Evangelical). Drager G, saloon.
DUNLAP AUGUSTUS E, Lawyer, Notary Public. Court Commissioner Fond du Lac, Fon du Lac County.
Du Vall Thomas R. grocer.
Dysart W R, asst postmaster.
Ellsworth Clarence. publr Ripon Common- wealth.
Englebright W H, propr Hotel Englebright ERICKSON FRANK M, Professor Ripon College.
Erickson Frank B. teacher.
Evans Albert B. photographer.
Everhard Frank A, physician.
Eversz Herman C, insurance.
Exner Herman, propr St Paul House.
Fenlon Bros, live stock.
Fenlon Lillian, music teacher.
First National Bank (cap $100,000), G F Field pres. F Spratt cashier.
Fischer A H. asst postmaster.
Foote Joseph J lawyer and municipal judge. Gehrke Gustavus, paints.
ELECTRICAL WORK
L. A. MEYER CO. 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, Wis.
FENCES
WIRE AND IRON
10th and 11th Sts.
Globe Wire and Iron Works, Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10)
The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., Newark, N. J. Pays larger dividends than any other Company issuing as fair and equitable a contract. Large Cash, Extended Insurance, Paid-up and Loan Values endorsed on all policies. FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent,
58-59 University Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1088 Ripon R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ripon
German National Bank (cap $75,000),
Charles Cowan pres. J L Stone cashier.
Gillette Walter S, hides.
Golden M F. agt C. M & St P R R.
Gondre Rev J A (Ger Methodist).
Goodrich R O. fruit grower.
Graf & Jussen (George Graf, George Gus- sen), meats.
Graham G H, chief of police.
Grant John, wool.
Gruetzmacher Frank W. cigar mnfr.
Gruetzmacher Herman, harnessmaker.
Haas Brewery, John Haas propr.
Habel Valentine, saloon.
Hafermann Rev H (Evan Lutheran).
HAHN CHARLES F, Propr Hotel Le Roy. Ripon's Leading Hotel. Under New Management, Free Bus to and From All Trains. (See page 1089.)
Hall Sidney S, physician.
Hamilton Wilbur L. agt Am Exp Co.
Hamley Rev E G (Baptist).
Hanke August. blacksmith.
HARRIS J T, Supt and Mngr Ripon
Packing Co and Mayor of the City of Ripon. (See page 1091.)
Harris Wm, bill poster. Hart D H. dry goods.
HARWOOD DANIEL V N, Sec and Treas Ripon Packing Co. (See page 1091.)
HARWOOD MARY C, Professor Ripon College.
Haseltine W E. mngr Ripon Opera House. Hass Emil A, saloon.
Hawkes Frank W, machinist.
HAYDEN EVELYN S, Professor Ripon College.
Heath & Butzke Carriage Co. F Heath Pres. C P Haseltine Vice-Pres, E A
Butzke Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Carriages. Herr John, blacksmith.
Herzke Wm, saloon.
Hill Andrew, saloon.
Hill A E, hotel. 7 miles s w.
Hill Edith teacher.
Hill John, blacksmith.
Hill Sidney S, physician.
Hoffmann & Penn (Fred Hoffmann. Wm Merbach Fred, hardware. Penn), blacksmiths.
Hop Charles, laundry.
Horner Gustave F, insurance.
Horner & Middleton (Gustavus F Horner, George I Middleton), coal.
HOTEL LE ROY, Charles F Hahn
Propr, Ripon's Leading Hotel, Under New Management, Free Bus to and From All Trains. (See page 1089.)
Howard Frank C, lawyer.
Howe A S. carpenter.
Howe E L, publrs Ripon Press.
HUGHES RICHARD C, President Ripon College.
Hunold Christ, barber.
Huth Mrs Wm, dressmaker.
Isenberg W G, shoemaker.
James Frederick, junk.
Jandre Rev J A (Methodist).
JELLEFF A C, Sec and Mngr A C Jel- leff Co and Sec and Mngr Niagara Town- site Co, Niagara Wis. (See page 1089.)
JELLEFF A C CO, A C Jelleff Sec and Mngr, Farming and Mineral Lands. (See page 1089.)
Joerns Mrs Martha, millinery.
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Jones George, carpenter.
Keeley Charles, carpenter.
Kellogg Lewis G G, fruit grower.
Kidder Rev S T (Congregational).
Kingsbury George, dray.
Kingsbury Jackson, dray.
Kingsbury Music Co (Mrs. George Kings- bury).
Kingsbury & Lambert (F W Kingsbury, R A Lambert), jewelers.
Kleineder John, fruit grower.
Klemmer Max, dry goods.
Koeweleszki S, fruit grower.
Kramer Rachel, dry goods.
Krueger Frederick, fruit grower.
Krueger Theodore H, monuments.
Krug C E, blacksmith.
Kruska Rev Wenzlaus (Catholic).
Kussman & Witt (Wm Kussman, David Witt), furniture.
Lambert Mrs C A, nurse.
Lambert Peter, mason.
Laubach & Regan (Alma Laubach, Cath- erine Regan), milliners.
Lawler W J, jeweler.
Leuck & Shave (Frank G Leuck, Robert E Shave), grocers.
Leueck & Kaiser (Fred G Leueck, Charles Kaiser), farm machinery.
Loper A A, insurance.
Luck Christ, fruit grower.
Ludwig Frank, dray.
Lutke F. W, clothing.
Lyle Bros (Herbert G and Wm), livery.
Lyle Wm R, real estate.
McAssey Mary, teacher.
Marshall Benjamin, blacksmith.
MARSTON OLIVER J, Professor Ri- pon College.
Mason R D, fruit grower.
Mason S E, fruit grower.
Mattice-Foster Co, W S Mattice pres, W B Foster sec, dry goods.
Maudlin A L, city clerk.
Maudlin Bert, grocer.
Mayers Sara, Christian Scientist.
MEIER THEDOR F, Professor Ripon College.
MERRELL EDWARD H, Professor Ri- pon College.
Miles John L, florist.
Milkey Fred, painter.
Miller Charles, apiarist.
Miller Otto, meats.
MILLIKEN CARL SPENCE, Professor Ripon College.
Mitchell Austin, physician.
Mitz Wm, shoemaker.
Mudgridge Perry, poultry.
M'ueller Karl A, saloon.
Mueller & Faustman (Herman C Mueller, Herman J Faustman), dry goods.
Murtha John, blacksmith.
Nash Henry O, real estate.
Nehls A W, cigar mnfr.
Nohl Bros & Co (L E Nohl), grocers.
Nohr Milling Co (Albert, Wm and Frank Nohr), flour mill.
Owen John D, veterinary surgeon.
Paul Christ, fruit grower.
Payne George C, blacksmith.
Pecklow & Groskopf (J S Pecklow, Frank Groskopf), plumbers.
Pedrick E S, coal.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents,' MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To secure prompt payment Insure
the .
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1089
Ripon
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Ripon
W. E. SCHAEFER, Manufacturer of Marine and Stationary Gas and Gasoline Engines. NEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS.
WE FURNISH COMPLETE LAUNCHES From 16 to 50 Feet in Length. CHILLED CASTINGS A SPECIALTY.
2 to 4-Cycle MARINES ENGINES Built from I to 24 Horse Power up.
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