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Prices on Application. RIPON, WIs.
RIPON VENEER & BOX WORKS,
MANUFACTURERS OF Baskets of all Kinds, Butter Pails, Butter Dishes, Veneers, Tooth Picks. Berry Boxes and Grates of all Kinds and Sizes. Egg Cases and Fillers Complete.
Hardwood Lumber of all Kinds. Agricultural and Horticultural Implements. General Woodwork. Planing Mill Work. INTERIOR FINISHINGS AND VENEERS. All kinds of Fancy Woodwork, Turning, Mouldings. Cash Paid for Logs.
P. O. BOX 800.
C. J. TIMMS, Proprietor.
RIPON VENEER & BOX WORKS.
RIPON, WIS.
TELEPHONE 101. A. C. Jelleff Co.
(INCORPORATED.)
Farming and Timber Lands.
SOUTHERN PINE LANDS. WIS. CENTRAL R. R. LANDS.
RIPON, WIS.
HOTEL LeROY C. F. HAHN, Proprietor.
All Modern Improvements. Newly Furnished Throughout. Centrally Located. Hot Water Heat in every Room. Free Sample Rooms to Guests. Headquarters for Traveling Men. Bus to all Trains.
THE BEST HUNTING AND FISHING GROUNDS IN WISCONSIN.
RIPON, WISCONSIN.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers
Order Sheets Holders, Binders.
(See adv. in Milwaukee.)
1090
Ripon
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ripon
SHERIN HUBERT G, Professor Ripon College.
Sisson Wilber A, mngr Western Union Tel- egraph Co.
Soper Frederick, farm machinery. Spafford W B, dentist.
Standard Oil Co, F A Whiting agent. Spooner Mrs Jessie, teacher.
Steele F E, insurance, 2 miles s W. Steinbring A E, shoes.
Sterner Henry D, agrl implements.
STEWART MASON A, Professor Ripon College.
Strauss Bros (Edward F and Irving M), dry goods.
Strong Bros (Benjamin J and Louis), ice. Tabelet Ernest, stone quarry.
Taylor Richard, fruit grower.
THIEL HERMAN, Dealer in and Ship- per of All Kinds of Berries, Fruits, Etc. Thiel Paul W, saloon.
Thomas David, real estate.
TIMMS CHARLES J, Propr Ripon Ve- neer & Box Works and Mnfr Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, Hard Wood Lumber of All Dimensions. (See page 1089.)
TOOMBS HELEN, Asst Librn Ripon College.
TRACY CLARISSA T, Professor Ripon College.
Treanore & Co (Vincent O Treanore, Chauncey S Latimer), harnesses.
Trier Joseph J, harnessmaker.
U S Express Co, O P Buchholz agt.
Vale Charles, mngr Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Vanderlyn W E, genl store.
Van Valkenburg Marvil, fruit grower. Wachawski Michael, fruit grower.
Wadham Oil & Grease Co, George Kings- bury agt.
Wallitz F W, grocer.
Wallner Richard A, tailor. Wallschlaeger John, carpenter. Webb Wesley E, carriage maker.
Webster Fred E, architect.
WEIDA GEORGE F, Professor Ripon College.
Weil Harry A, dentist. Weller Joseph C, real estate. Wells Henry, blacksmith.
West H B P, live stock.
Western Union Telegraph Co, W A Sisson mngr.
Whiting F A, agt Standard Oil Co.
Whitney Clarence J, barber.
Wilkes & Stone (Emma Wilks, Hanit Stone), millinery.
Wilson Mrs Frank A, music teacher.
Wisconsin Malt & Grain Co, D Klumpers mngr.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Charles Vale mngr.
Schallern Dr Ottmar, druggist.
Schallern & Foat (Bruno Schallern, J S Foat), physicians. Schmudlach Samuel, shoemaker.
Schneider Louis A, mason.
Schroeder Herman, fruit grower.
Schultz Frank, fruit grower.
Schultz Hugo & Co (Hugo Schultz), general Yerk Wm, barber. store.
Schwiesow Wm, vet surgeon.
Zabrowski Joseph, shoemaker. Zimmerman Fred, blacksmith.
Scribner Frances P, librarian Ripon Public Zinth & Miller (Herman Zinth, Louis Mill- Library. er), saloon.
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
V D T Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 2
MILWAUKEE.
Pierce John W, justice. Pinch Harry M, shoes. POWERS HERMAN H, Professor Ripon College.
Preston Fred A, notions.
Prout Richard, livery.
Pynch James W, shoes. Radke Herman, meats.
Radway Marcus, architect.
Rahmel Julius, fruit grower.
Reeck Wm, tailor.
Reed & Reed (L E and Roy), lawyers. Reichmuth Edward E, restaurant. Reichmuth Herman, restaurant. Revenburg C P. fruit grower.
RIPON COLLEGE, Richard C Hughes President and Professor Psychology (see front cover.)
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RIPON COLLEGE LIBRARY, Helen Toombs Asst Librarian. (See front cover.) Ripon Commonwealth, C H Ellsworth publshr.
1 Ripon Cornet Band, E G Burnside leader. Ripon Hardware Co, C H Dodge pres, W B Mason sec.
Ripon Hotel, Charles Bottcher propr.
- Ripon Knitting Works (capital $50,000), H B Cody pres, J W Wright sec.
Ripon Light and Water Co (capital $60,000), C P Haseltine pres, W E Haseltine sec.
Ripon Opera House, W E Haseltine mngr. RIPON PACKING CO, D V N Harwood Sec and Treas, J T Harris Supt and Mngr, Mnfrs Pickles, Chow Chow and Sauer Kraut. (See page 1091.) Ripon Press, E L Howe publr.
Ripon Produce Co, J E Amend pres, An- drew Amend sec, Louis Pynch treas.
Ripon Public Library, Frances P Scribner librarian.
RIPON STEAM LAUNDRY, A F Buse Propr, Ripon's Only First Class Laundry, Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and Dry Clean- ing, Feather Renovating, Special Atten- tion to Commercial Work.
Ripon Telephone Co, T S Chittenden pres, S M Pedrick sec.
O RIPON VENEER AND BOX WORKS, C J Timms Propr, P O Box 800. (See page 1089.)
Root Charles A, blacksmith.
ROOT J H, Propr The City Bowling Alleys, Public sq. (See page 1091.)
Rudolph Herman, carpenter.
Ruekert Urban, baker. Rutz Emil C, cigar mnfr.
St Paul House, Herman Exner propr.
Sanford Rev B T (Methodist).
SCHAEFER W E, Mnfr of Marine and Stationary Gas and Gasoline Engines. (See page 1089.)
INCORPORATED
Monarchy
185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Company
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Schallern Bruno, physician.
Witt Wni, farm machinery. Wocknitz John, fruit grower. Wollitz F W, grocer.
Woodruff Ensign, fruit grower.
WYMAN EMMA S, Instructor Ripon College.
Interior Woodwork Co., Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Telephones: {
§ South 38 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. South 37
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. Send us Your Plans or Lists for Estimates.
Rising Sun
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
River Falls 1091
RIPON PACKING CO., MANUFACTURERS AND PACKERS OF
SALT AND VINEGAR PICKLES,
Chow Chow, Sweet Pickles, German Dill Pickles and Sauer Kraut.
Send for Price List. All Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
RIPON, WISCONSIN.
VISIT
The City Bowling Alleys,
THE FIRST PLACE FOR AMUSEMENT IN RIPON. Billiard and Pool Tables in Connection. J. H. ROOT, Proprietor.
Public Square,
RIPON, WIS.
RISING SUN.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Dolan Miss Mary, general store. Groh Justus C, blacksmith. Larsen Ole, general store.
RIVER FALLS.
Population, 2,100. Dating its settlement from 1848, is an incorporated city, located on the Kinnikinnic river and on the C. St. P., M. & O. Ry., in township of same name, Pierce county, 14 miles northwest of Ellsworth, the judicial seat, 31 southwest of St. Paul, Minn., and 254 northwest of Milwaukee. It is the trade center of a rich agricultural district, and has good schools, churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congre- gational, Episcopal, Lutheran and Metho- dist denominations; an opera house with seating capacity of 700, 2 banks and 2 week- ly newspapers-the River Falls Journal (Rep.) and River Falls Times (Ind.). A state normal school erected at a cost of $50,- 000 is located here. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Cyrus C. Glass, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allard-Stewart Co, John W Allard pres, George M Stewart sec and treas, general First National Bank (capital $25,000), F H store.
Anderson James Z & Co (James Z and F Follansbee Harvey E, dentist.
H Anderson), lumber.
Ashley Thomas W, phys. Bangs Freda, milliner. Bangs Ole H, tailor.
Barnard & Clough (John C Barnard, Henry G Clough), drugs. Bauer Rev Joseph M (Catholic.)
Bauer & Beschta
(Anna Baur, Anna
A discontinued postoffice in Crawford Beschta), milliners. county, 35 miles northeast of Prairie du Beastrom Ole E, saloon.
Bergman Mrs Jane, carpet weaver.
Chien, the county seat, 9 from Ferryville, its shipping point, and 13 from Viroqua, the Burnett Charles F, carp.
nearest banking point. Has rural free de- Cairns R U, physician.
livery from' Ferryville.
Carisch C & Son (Christ and Emil B), har- nessmakers.
Carroll Amos F, ins.
Carroll Amos T, justice of peace.
Carroll James P, grocer.
Chapman & Hanland (Arthur Chapman, Daniel Hanland), plumbers.
Chinnock C F, grocer.
Chinnock George W, farm impts.
Clark L H, teacher Normal school.
Clough Rev E E (Methodist.)
Currier E H, fruit grower.
Currier Land Co (Albert E S and Wm H Currier.)
Curtiss & Lagerstedt (Julius M Curtiss, Ernest H Lagerstedt), barbers.
Daniels Theodore H, genl store.
Dodge George J, hardware.
Dunn Bros (John W and Angus C), hard- ware.
Dunn James, carpenter.
Elertson Bros (Matthew and Edward), hardware.
Elliott Henry J, grain.
Engdahl Fritz, tailor.
Ensign Wm S, lumber. Erickson Rev A T (Baptist.)
Ewing A L, teacher, Normal school.
Farmers and Merchants State Bank (capi- tal $25,000), George W Chinnock pres, C N Niger cashr.
Wellcome pres, Paul M Reagan cashr.
Fortune George & Co (George Fortune), flour mill.
Foster Joel J, gardener.
Freeman R S & Son (Roscius S and Ros- cius W), drugs.
Gendron Albert E, phys.
GLASS CYRUS C, Postmaster.
Sonnichsen & Stielow 128 Sycamore Street, -
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE TOOLS, DIES AND METAL PATTERNS. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY, Adjusters for the Insured. Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
The adjustment of your Fire Loss is a Science
at our expense for terms.
to the satisfied clients of ten years. We also audit accounts.
Wire
Can you adjust your fire loss under the conditions of your policy, with satisfactory results to your own interests ? We can; and point
School and Scientific Station for BREWERS' Brewing. Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
644-646 BROADWAY. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
· WIS.
Room 332 Wells Building. MILWAUKEE, COLLECTION DEPARTMENT ) JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. COLLECTIONS MADE IN ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
R. G. DUN & CO.,
1092 River Falls
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Robbins
Grimm Jay, lawyer.
Hagestad H A & Co (Herman A Hagestad, George H Pittman), clothing.
Hamilton Thomas M E, grocer.
Hardy Alice L (Christian Scientist.)
Haugan & Grimm (Nels P Haugan, J H Grimm), lawyers.
(Lyman and Ezra), cattle breeders.
Heinrich Charles F, grocer.
Hendricks James, brewer's agt.
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Fred Relander Propr.
Isaacson Isaac O, upholsterer.
Jensen Joseph O, tinner.
Jensen Rasmus N, general store.
Jorgenson Wm, tailor.
Kinnikinnic River Ice Co (Lewis Turn- quist, Anson Lovely).
Knapp Wm H, painter.
Kuenhul Frank, shoemaker.
Langdon James H, marble cutter.
Levings Edward, gardener.
Levings E E & H L (Emma E and Harriet L), books.
Lord Albert H, livery.
Lund Andrew W, carriage mnfr.
Meyer John B, saloon.
Michelson Adam M, cigar mnfr.
Morrow Hugh W, drayman.
Morse Calvin R, publr River Falls Journal. Muckenhausen Fred, general store.
Nelson Nels C, baker.
NEW CITY HOTEL, C Edw Shepard Propr, First-Class Table, a Home for the Traveling Public.
Newcomb Oril W, furniture.
Norseng Martin, grocer.
Olson Martin, general store.
Pardee Carrie T, tchr State Normal School.
Peterson Frank G, jeweler.
Pierce Susan F, music teacher.
Pomeroy Peter, dairy.
Powell Bertha, music teacher.
Public High School Library.
Public Reading Rooms.
Putnam Wm, grist mill.
Putnam Wm H, feed mill.
PUTNAM W H, Grain, Flour and Feed, Bees, Honey and Beekeepers' Supplies and Publisher of the Rural Beekeeper. (See adv in classified Apiarists.)
Rasmussen Gustave A, furniture.
RELANDER FRED, Propr Hotel Glad- stone.
Ritchey Charles T, dry goods.
River Falls Ins Co, A W Stiles pres, L Salding treas, G W Chinnock sec .
River Falls Journal, Calvin R Morse publr. River Falls Times, Iver H Smith publr.
RURAL BEE KEEPER, W H Putnam Publr. (See adv in classified Apiarists.) Sanderson Wm H, insurance. Schindler Mrs Julia C, milliner. Shepard Aaron D, apiarist.
SHEPARD O EDW, Propr New City Hotel, Beautifully Located, Prices Reas- onable.
Smith George D, blacksmith.
Smith George T H, brick mnfr.
Smith Iver H, publr River Falls Times. Smith & Muckenhausen (Christ A Smith, Charles Muckenhausen), barbers.
Spencer Rev D B (Congregational). Starin Stephen, blacksmith.
State Normal School.
State Normal School Library.
Taggart Charles R, drugs. Taylor Bert, dairy.
Thayer Stella, photographer.
Thompson Horace W, blacksmith.
Thorson Adolph, dentist.
Thorson Rev M (Lutheran).
Tingwall & Yocum (Axel Tingwall, Carl J Yocum), restaurant.
Toby E Allen, physician.
Tomlinson & Simon (Thomas Tomlinson, Matt B Simon), meats.
Turnquist Louis, mason. Ulrich Francis M, cement sidewalks.
Van Voorhis & Co, Eugene Van Voorhis mngr, roller mills.
Wadsworth Joseph S, shoes.
Walker Henry, grocer.
Walker Thomas, stone quarry.
Ward Rev M (Presbyterian).
Wasson Mrs S H, dressmaker.
Weld Allen P, lawyer.
White Ferris M, lawyer.
Wigen Knute, grocer and saloon.
Wiger N H & Son (Nels H and Hans N), shoes.
Winter Charles, jeweler.
Woehrle Wm, restaurant.
Woodburn Charles F, well borer.
Young Thomas C, machinist.
RIVERSIDE.
Formerly known as Waukechon, is a country postoffice in Waukechon township, Shawano county, 9 miles south of Shawano, the county seat, usual banking and ship- ping point. Stage, tri-weekly to Shawano; fare, 35 cents. Mail, tri-weekly. Henry M. Peterson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Chase A P, hotel. Lund John J. dairy.
PETERSON HENRY M, General Store. Sauppe Wm, blacksmith.
RIVERVIEW.
A discontinued postoffice in Chippewa county. Send mail to Keystone.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ROARING CREEK.
A discontinued postoffice in Irving town- ship, Jackson county, 9 miles southwest of Black River Falls, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Melrose.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Robinson F N, general store.
ROBBINS. A postoffice in Sugar Camp township, Oneida county, 13 miles from Rhinelander, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Frederick R. Tripp, postmaster, gen- eral store, lumber and summer resort.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete. Write me. MILWAUKEE.
POLK'S
Gazetteers and Business Directories of MANY STATES, Medical and Surgical Register of the United States, Dental Register of the United States, Milling, Lumber and Real UBLICATIONS : Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
Roberts
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Rock Elm 1093
ROBERTS.
Population, 250. On the C., St. P., M. & Brook George E, mason.
O. Ry., in Warren township, St. Croix Burlington, Rochester & Kansasville Tele- county, 12 miles east of Hudson, the ju- phone Co (inc.) dicial seat. Has a Congregational church Buttles D W, blacksmith. and a bank. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Tele- Codman Mrs Ann, dressmaker. phone connection. James A. Vincent, post- Ela George, notary public.
Forge Wm, hotel.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Fredrickson Peter, carpenter.
(See page 4.) Banks Dr W H, drugs. Bell Joseph, pumps. Colberth S P, meats. Davis J W & Son, farm machinery.
Diers Mrs H W, propr Roberts Hotel. Gibson H W, general store.
Graham Wm, general store.
Grensing Carl, harness. Hafer A E, constable.
Hawkins Mrs S J, notions.
Hawkins Wm, pool.
Ludlkey R H, hardware.
Morgan A F, banker.
Pape F T, confections. Parsons Rev Julius (Congregational). Pierce W S, barber.
Richardson A E, justice.
Roberts Creamery Co.
Schilling A W, railroad, exp and tel agt. State Bank (cap $5,000), G W Chinnook pres, A F Morgan cashr.
Stouffer & Ryan, blacksmiths. Uhlman Bros, live stock.
VINCENT JAMES A, General Store. Wartinber Prof D F, prin of school. Wisconsin Elevator Co, grain.
ROBINSON.
A discontinued postoffice in Walworth county. Has rural free delivery from Wal- worth.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. SNOW J, General Store.
(See page 4.) Anderson F, blacksmith. Galvin John, general store. Lakeview Creamery Co.
ROCHE-A-CRI.
A country postoffice in Preston township, Adams county, 7 miles north of Friendship, the county seat, and 15 from Necedah, the nearest rail approach and banking point. Mail, daily. Mrs. H. E. Gardner, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Holmes O M, carpenter.
ROCHESTER.
Population, 275. On the Fox river, in Halverson John N, harness. Rochester township, Racine county, 23 Johnson G A, genl store. 5 miles west of Racine, the county seat, northeast of Burlington, the nearest bank- ing point, and 4 from Honey Creek, both Rockdale Creamery Co. of which latter places afford shipping fa- Rockdale Roller Mills. cilities. Stage daily to Burlington and Waterford; fare, 50 cents and 10 cents, re- Tellepson H I, meats. spectively. Mail, daily. Miss Edith Beau- Tellipson & Marsden, agri impts. mont, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allbright August, wagonmaker. Belden A H, carpenter. Best James, barber.
Best Margaret, teacher.
HALBACH BROS CO, General Store. Haselton F W teacher.
Henly Wm, carpenter.
Hoyle May V, prin of school.
Jackson J E, city clerk.
Jackson J & Son (Joseph and Joseph E), shoes.
Kuyper Jennie, teacher.
Loomis Rev Alba L P (Congregational.)
McCanna & Frazer Co, creamery.
Noble Dyson, meat market.
Rochester Academy, E G Toan prin.
Russell Andrew J, flour mill.
Sheard Abram, milk depot.
Steffens & Son, painters.
Toan E G, prin Rochester Academy.
Wallis George, harnessmaker.
Wilson Anna, music teacher.
Wood H C, blacksmith.
ROCKBRIDGE.
Population, 75. A village on Pine river, in Rockbridge township, Richland county, 9 miles north of Richland Center, the ju- dicial seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Stages daily to Richland Center, Lafarge and Hillsboro. Mail, daily.
Snow, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Devore Orson, blacksmith.
Freeman L, music teacher.
Weller A, blacksmith.
ROCKDALE.
Population, 240. Formerly known as Clin- ton, is in Christiana township, Dane coun- ty, 24 miles southeast of Madison, the judi- cial seat, 6 from London, the nearest ship- ping point, and 212 from Cambridge, the nearest banking point. Stage daily to Cam- bridge. Mail, daily. J. E. Norgord, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Bros, blacksmiths.
Anderson Tony, pumps.
Hallet C, blacksmith. Halvorson Rey John (Lutheran.)
NORGORD J E, Hardware and Tin- ning.
Tellefson C O & Son, general store.
Tollefson Theodore, furniture.
ROCK ELM.
Population, 200. A village in township of same name, Pierce county, 15 miles east of Ellsworth, the judicial seat, and 19% from
PROMOTERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ABSTRACTERS OF TITLE, addresses and names of all in the United States. in POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. R. L. POLK & CO .. Chicago, III.
782-766 Greenbush Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Wm. Bayley & Sons Co.,
Apparatus and Ventilating Wheels. Shaving Exhausters, Pulley Fans, Steam Fans,
Antomatic Steam Traps, Steam Hot Blast
master.
GREEN BAY BUSINESS COLLEGE. PRACTICAL COURSES TAUGHT BY PRACTICAL TEACHERS.
Write for Catalogue. (See opp. p 422.) E. F. Quintal, Prop.
1094
Rock Elm
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Rockville
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Names of all Dealers, Land Companies. Investment Companies. Brokers. Etc.
Spring Valley, the nearest banking point, Needlein Bros, blacksmiths.
and 6 from Elmwood, the nearest shipping Strehlew Charles, saloon. point. Stages daily to Maiden Rock and The Mace Lime Co. Spring Valley, Telephone connection. Mail, daily. W. C. Condit, postmaster.
The Mace Lime Co Hotel.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Belfortz A O, carpenter.
Britell Harry, gunsmith.
Buhnn A H & Co, drugs.
· Cheney H A, cheese factory.
Churchill W T, general store.
Condit E R & Son, general store.
CONDIT W C, General Store.
Hawn C A & Sons, hotel. Horn Frank, blacksmith.
Millin J H, planing mill.
Mueller John, shoemaker.
Sandow Mrs J, milliner.
Sundenburg J F, physician.
ROCK FALLS.
Population, 150. On Rock creek, in Rock Creek township, Dunn county, 24 miles southwest of Menomonie, the county seat, 3 southwest of Caryville, its nearest railroad station, and 15 southwest of Eau Claire, the nearest banking point. Stage daily to Cary- ville and Mondovi; fare, 25 and 75 cents, re- spectively. Telephone connection. daily. George H. Chamberlin, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA, perior, the county seat and banking point.
(See page 4.) Andrews D W S, flour mill.
Andrews Wm, mngr Rock Falls Creamery HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Co. Blough J P, carpenter.
Brown R D, justice.
CHAMBERLIN GEORGE H, Notary
Public.
Clark J N, taxidermist.
Day George F, machinist.
Garlie O L, general store.
Hagen L E, town clerk.
Hart Bros, clover hullers. Hoover E H, wood sawyer.
Hoover Francis, saw mill. Johnson Nels P, blacksmith.
Kennedy Perry, blacksmith.
Kind Charles, constable.
Leer Ole, carpenter. Nonish & Nelson, threshers.
Pelton C W, buttermaker. Rock Falls Creamery Co. Smith Mrs Frances, hotel.
Vellum Ole, carpenter.
Wallace T G, live stock.
Weston & Chamberlain, general store.
ROCKFIELD.
Population, 85. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Germantown township, Washington county, 12 miles southeast of West Bend, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank Klein, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Beck Lewis, produce.
Buth Herman, saloon. Casper Wm, flour mill.
Hoge John, blacksmith.
KLEIN FRANK, General Store.
Kraemer P W ,railroad and exp agt.
ROCKLAND.
Population, 50. "A postoffice on the La Crosse river, and on the C. & N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys., in Burns township, La Crosse county, 20 miles northeast of La Crosse, the judicial seat, and 4 from Ban- gor, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. John Erickson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bowen Oscar, agt C, M & St P Ry. Davis & Evans, general store.
Edwards B F. agt C & N W Ry. ERICKSON JOHN, General Store.
Freske Wm, blacksmith.
Gaylord Judson L, confr.
Phillips H M, meats.
Rockland Creamery Co.
Teardale Joe, saw mill.
ROCKMONT.
Population, 25. On the D., S. S. & A. and Mail, C., St. P., M. & O. Rys., in Brule township, Douglas county. 15 miles southeast of Su-
Telephone connection. L. H. Myers, post- master.
(See page 4.) Johnston Anton, supt work house. MYERS L H, Grocery.
ROCKTON.
Population, 100. A village on the Kicka- poo river, in Whitestown township, Vernon county, 23 miles northeast of Viroqua, the county seat, and 6 from La Farge, the usual banking and shipping point. Stages daily to Ontario, La Farge and Elroy. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. A. F. Widmer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adler Joseph, sheriff.
Adler Rudolph, saloon.
Bennett & Widmer, flour mill.
Brokaw Clark, hotel.
Hysel George, wagonmaker.
McVey Stanton, general store.
Marshall Bros, general store.
Marshall Delbert, wagonmaker. Marshall E T, blacksmith.
Marshall James, blacksmith.
SAYLES & WIDMER, Meats.
Selbach C. farm implts.
Selbach Ed, constable.
Selbach Wm. justice of the peace.
Stone Rev J A (Congregational).
ROCKVILLE.
Population, 100. A postoffice in Potosi township, Grant county, 9 miles south of Lancaster, the county seat and banking point, and 5 from Potosi, the nearest rail- road station. Stages twice daily to Lan- caster and Potosi; fare, 50 cents and 25
ENGINES, BOILERS and PUMPS, WOOD and IRON WORKING TOOLS.
MACHINERY NEW AN USED Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Blue Rock Natural Lithia Water
Is Indorsed by the World's Greatest Chemists and
Physicians. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER COMPANY, Janesville, Wisconsin
Rockville WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Root Creek 1095
cents, respectively. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. Thomas H. Carthew, post- master.
(See page 4.)
CARTHEW JOHN Store. White W C, saloon.
& BRO, General
RODNEY.
A country postoffice in Waushara county, 12 miles southeast of Wautoma, the county seat. and 9 west of Berlin, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. M. E. Terrill, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) TERRILL E H, General Store.
ROGERSVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Lamartine township, Fond du Lac county, 10 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the county seat and banking point, and 4 from Eldorado, the nearest rail approach. Has rural free delivery from Fond du Lac.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Christenson H F, general store.
Grell H J Butter and Egg Co. Jacobitz C & Son. blacksmiths. Post J C, creamery.
ROLLING PRAIRIE.
A rural postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dodge county, 5 miles northwest of Juneau, the county seat, and 6 east of Beaver Dam, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone con- nection. L. L. Fairchild, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Canniff Bros, hog breeders.
Clough H E, egg and poultry dealer. FAIRCHILD L L, General Store. Griner J C, painter. Griner J J. carpet weaver. Jersey Creamery Co. Koerner E V. justice of the peace.
Martin Carrie, teacher. Miller (W, blacksmith. Orth Bros, cheese factory. Reese & Dauffenback. Smith C P, coal.
White John M, apiarist.
Wisconsin Grain and Malt Co, grain ele- vator.
Wollenberg & Rhode, threshers.
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