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Yoost Henry, carp, 1513 Michigan av. Zaegel Max R, drugs, 630 N 8th.
The Name and Address of every Real Estate Dealer IN THE UNITED STATES IS GIVEN IN POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY, Also Abstracters of Titie, Digest of Realty Laws, Etc. F. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, III.
Planing Mill Exhausters, Drying Apparatus, Fans and Blowers. Engines, Cotton Elevators, Dry Kiln Appurtenances, Steel Plate
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
GREEN BAY BUSINESS COLLEGE. PRACTICAL COURSES TAUGHT BY PRACTICAL TEACHERS.
Write for Catalogue. (See opp. p. 422.) E. F. Quintal, Prop.
1126 Sheboygan
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Sheboygan Falls
Zahn August, meats, 832 Jefferson av. Zahn Tillie, music teacher, 1330 N 14th. Zeiss Anton, physician, 836 Michigan av. Zelle Christian & Son, carps, 1220 Mich av. Zillier Carl R, livery, cor 8th and Penn- sylvania av.
ZIMBAL O BRICK CO (Oscar Zimbal), Mnfrs of Common and Pressed Brick, Yard and Office End of S 15th. (See page 1119.)
Zimmerman Edward F W, printer, 815 N Y av.
Zion Aaron, millinery, 1208 N 8th.
Zorn Sisters (Margaret and Mary), arti- ficial flowers, 719 N 8th.
Zuener Adolph F, ins, 827 Niagara av. Zufelt Zula Z, teacher, 720 Erie av.
Zurheid F Brick Co, Frederick Zurheld pres, 1330 N 13th.
Zurheid Henry L, sheriff.
Zwangauer Wm, meats, 1303 S Superior.
SHEBOYGAN FALLS.
Population, 1,500. An incorporated villge located in Sheboygan county, on the She- boygan river, and on the C. & N. W. Ry., 5 miles west of Sheboygan, the county seat. Incorporated as a village in 1854, it has had a substantial growth, and now State, a large tannery, 2 machine shets,
Constance L F, furniture.
Coyne Alice, millinery.
Dairymen's National Bank (capital $25,000), John E Thomas pres, Stedman Thomas cashier.
Dassow August H, cheese mnfr, 3 m w.
Dassow John, cheese mnfr.
Dassow Rudolph, cheese mnfr.
Dassow Wm, flour mill, 3 m w.
Dayton L C, cattle buyer.
Dean L P & Son (estate of Prelor R Dean), furniture.
DeLong & Groth (Stanton DeLong, Charles Groth), farm machinery.
Dreger Ferdinand, confr.
Dresser Alice F, dressmaker.
Dresser Rev Elmer E (Baptist.)
Ehren John, justice peace.
Ehren John P, agricultural impts.
Ehrlick Otto, cheese mnfr and genl store, 4 miles s w.
Erickson Michael, creamery, 2 miles e. Estman Frank, fruit grower.
FALLS MACHINE CO, G Huette Pres,
Albert Leicht Sec, O D Ballschneder Treas, Mnfrs Wood Working Machinery.
Fenner Frank A, cheese mnfr, 3 miles w. Fenner Otto, cheese mnfr, 11/2 miles n.
Franklin Touse, George Mandle propr.
Galloway Peter, plasterer.
Garton Wm, drayman.
pres, Abner O Heald cashier.
Giddings Harvey, live stock.
Hauenstern Mrs H E, furniture.
Henry August E, cheese mnfr.
Hoegh Albert, harnessmaker.
Inglase & Kohlhagen (Peter Inglase, Oscar Kohlhagen), stone quarry.
Kalk Charles H, genl store.
KEHL JACOB, Mnfr Fine Cigars.
Kilton Newton W, produce.
Kingsford A C, prin of schools.
Kinman M C, cheese supplies.
Koenig H F, cheese mnfr, 2 miles s.
Kohl Charles, cheese mnfr, 4 miles n.
Kroeger Charles, wagonmaker.
Kutzbach Wm, tailor.
LEAVENS ALMON, Mngr Lumsden Bandage Co. (See adv opp classified Cheese Mnfrs.)
Lindner Richard, shoes.
LUMSDEN BANDAGE CO, A Leavens Mngr, Mnfrs Cheese Bandages and Cloth Circles. (See adv opp Classified Cheese Mnfrs.) Littlefield B P, confr.
Mandle George, propr Franklin House.
Mather Anna, music teacher.
H Melzer Henry, harness. Melendy Ernest B, cheese mnfr.
Mier August F, pump mnfrs. Never Barbara, dry goods.
Nichols Robert M, physician. Orlinbeck Peter, painter.
DESIGNERS And Builders of Special MACHINERY and TOOLS. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
States given in
R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, Il1.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealers, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
Armbruster Max, cooper.
Armbruster Otto, machinist.
American Express Co, J P Osthelder agt.
Backer Edward C, carpenter.
Banager Webster H, drugs.
Bartusch Otto, propr City Hotel.
Beck George & H Anderson), cheese mnfrs. Bertram August, photographer.
Blust Bros (John and Frank), live stock and meats.
Blust John, mngr Woodman Opera House. Boldt Herman E, lumber.
Bort Peter D, apiarist.
Brickner Woolen Mills Co, George Brickner estate.
Chandler Almon B, carpenter.
City Hotel, Otto Bartusch propr. Clark Milton, carpenter.
Cody Charles M, dentist.
inill, farm implement manufactory, lime kiln, 2 banks, 1 newspaper, 5 churches, a high school library of about 400 volumes, Gloff Ernst, wood. an excellent electric light plant of the Greiser Emma, milliner. very latest pattern, owned and operated Guyett Robert B, barber. by C. S. Weisse & Co., an opera house seating capacity 600, and the usual number Heald Abner O, ins. of stores, etc., with probably more tribu- tary cheese factories than any village in Hertzberg Oscar H, grocer. the State. The river at this point, by a Hill Mrs Mary, apiarist. series of rapids, offers an available water power of 35 feet head in 3 dams, but the Houwers Aug J, carpenter. water supply compels manufacturers to use steam also, Cheese, woolen goods, ag- ricultural implements, lime, grain and farn: James Joseph H, lawyer. produce constitute the principal shipments. Jones Calvin W, livery. The village is connected with Sheboygan Joslin Charles, live stock. by an electric street railway; cars run every forty minutes. Telephone connec- tion. Tel., Postal and Western Union. Exp., Am. Byron H. Sanford, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
contains the largest woolen mill in the Galloway Wm, eggs.
toy wagon factory, chair factory, planing German Bank (capital $25,000), Fred Karste
BLUE ROCK NATURAL LITHIA WATER The Most Beneficial of Table Waters. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Sheboygan Falls WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Shell Lake 1127
Osthelder Joseph, saloon.
Osthelder Joseph P, agt Am Exp and Postal Tel Co.
Peck Miss Hattie, music teacher.
Peters John H, cheese mnfr, 4 miles w.
Pfeifer Charles W, physician.
Porter Charles S, exp, railroad and tel agt. Postal Tel & Cable Co, J P Osthelder agt.
Rammer John J, jeweler.
Reichert John H, blacksmith. Rhines James, wagonmaker.
Richardson Bros (Wm H and est of Eg- bert), furniture mnfrs.
Rickmeyer Otto, mason.
Robbins George A, grocer.
Roska John, shoes.
Sanford Byron H, postmaster.
Schlichting H & Sons (Henry, Arthur and Paul), genl store.
Schneider Joseph P, blacksmith.
Schreiber Rev Otto J (Catholic).
Schumann Herman, carriage maker.
Scott Mathew M, cheese mnfr, 2 miles n.
Sheboygan County News, Wm C Thomas publr.
Sheboygan Falls Dairy Board, Wm Thomas sec.
Sheboygan Falls Roller Mills, R H Thomas & Sons propr, flour.
Sisson Eliza, dressmaker.
Stanley Rev N D (Episcopal.)
Tecks Anton H, barber.
Ter Maa Garritt, blacksmith.
Thomas John E, lawyer.
Thomas R H & Sons (R H, G H and R H jr), propr Sheboygan Falls Roller Mill.
THOMAS WM Propr Sheboygan Burg Phillip N, genl store.
County News.
Van Owesky J H, dairy.
Village of Sheboygan Falls Mutual Fire Ins Cantley Wm H, marble cutter.
Co The, John Baumdering mngr.
Wachter Bros (Charles and Adolph), genl Corneilson Henry W, musical instr. store. Costello A F, coroner.
Walsh Henry, apiarist.
Weichselwelder Mrs F. carpet weaver. Weinkes Wm, barber.
WEISSE CHARLES S & CO, Tanners and Proprs Electric Light Plant.
Wentworth Rev Charles (Methodist.)
Western Union Tel Co, C S Porter agt.
White Wagon Works, Arthur White pres and mngr.
Widder Frederick D, cheese mnfr, 2 miles w Wildermuth Rev G M (Lutheran.)
|Wisconsin Telephone Co, Henry Melzer mngr
Wolf Wm, saloon.
Woodmen Opera House, John Blust mngr.
SHELL LAKE.
Population, 1,500. The judicial seat of Washburn county, is situated on the west bank of a beautiful lake of the same name and on the northern division of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., 103 miles northeast of Minneapolis, Minn., and 272 northwest of Milwaukee. It was first settled in 1878 and the town was laid out in 1881, when the Shell Lake Lumber Co. began the erection of their large mill and other buildings. It is surrounded by an excellent timber and farming country and has 6 churches, a high and 2 district schools, water works, fire department, electric light, local and long distance telephone facilities, a hospital, a $15,000 court house, a bank, a creamery, saw mill and 2 weekly newspapers, the Wash- burn County Register and the Watchman. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. James P. Baker, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams J G, supt of schools.
Baker O Frank, dentist.
Bergen John, marshall.
Berquist Louis, shoes.
Bone Jefferson, propr Lake View House.
BUGBEE ALBERT L, Probate Judge and Lawyer.
Bullock W L, prin of school.
Cairns Thomas, locksmith.
Cantley Arthur, drayman.
Charboneau Joseph, saloon.
Crowell I G, dentist.
Devereaux James, grocer.
Donnally Allan J, genl store.
Engelke Fred J, harnessmaker.
Engstrom John E, tailor.
Eustes Ina, milliner.
Evers F H, clk circuit court.
Farmers' Co-operative Creamery, L H
Mead pres, James Devereaux sec, P N Burg treas.
Fisher Henry A, photographer.
THE SUMMIT HOUSE
First-Class in every re- spect.
Excellent Table Board. Steam Heat.
Special attention paid to the Traveling Public.
The largest Bass Fishing grounds in the State, and excellent Trout Fishing.
L. A. PERRY, Proprietor, - SHELL LAKE, WISCONSIN.
Robt. B. Clark
Buyer and Grain, Hay, Seeds Shipper CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. Write for Prices.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
NED WITHERS, Real Estate Dealer, Box 176, Ashland, W. CERTIFIED COPIES OF PLATS FURNISHED
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A. C. UECKE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS and FARM LANDS, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See p. 12 )
1128 Shell Lake
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Sherman
Gaerth George J, baker.
Gordon Michael, real estate.
Hanson Mrs B C, milliner.
Harmon G W, county surveyor.
Hart Land Co, C H Hart mngr.
Hart Royal B, lawyer.
Hawkinson Ole, saloon.
Heisterkamp Bros (Wm and Henry), gen- eral store.
Hering Eugene R, physician.
Hoar Stephen S, livery.
Hopdegard Rev A (Catholic).
Johnson John W, saloon.
Kinne W B, propr Shell Lake Watchman. Kloster Rev W E (Methodist).
Lacom Bros (Karl and Allen), confrs.
Lake View House.
Larson H M, lumber.
Lemmer G N, coroner.
LEONARD PHILANDER Clerk.
E, County
Lindsay W H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Logland Rev P J (Norwegian Lutheran).
Lumberman's Bank (capital $25,000), Wm R Bourne pres, J M Smith cashr.
Matheson Charles, saloon.
Mathews George E, barber.
Mead Lewis H, district attorney.
Mead & Hoar (Lewis H Mead, Frank E Hoar), lawyers. Meyer Rev G E (German Lutheran). MOREY WM B, Physician.
Mullen Bernard, saloon.
Nehls Henry, barber.
Oftelie & Stondall Land Co (Oscar Oftelie, Albert M Stondall), real estate.
PERRY L A, Propr The Summit House. (See page 1127.)
Public High School Library.
Purchase Rev W C (Episcopal).
Register Publishing Co, Alice Slater pres, Kate Ryan sec, Andrew Ryan mngr, publrs Washburn County Register.
Richardson Stephen, tinsmith.
Rinehardt Charles, saloon.
Rivken & Silesky (Samuel Rivken, Philip Silesky), dry goods.
Rounce Albert, jeweler.
Ryan Adrew, mngr Register Publishing Co and justice.
Shaver Charles A, register of deeds.
Shell Lake Mercantile Co, Wm W Wat-
kins pres, W B Kinne sec and treas, gen- eral store.
Shell Lake Watchman, W B Kinne propr. Shields John C, saloon.
Silas Lewis, livery.
Stouffer D A, county treasurer.
Stover & Son (Ezra E and Calvin J), hard- ware. Stratton George E, sheriff.
SUMMIT HOUSE THE, L A Perry Propr. (See page 1127.)
Wang Ole, mayor and jeweler.
Winnerberg Charles, brewer's agent.
Wisconsin State Bank (capital $10,000), P M Reagan pres, L H Bullis cashr.
Wolfe J H, surveyor.
Zube Robert, shoemaker.
judicial seat, 12 from Tomah, and 10 from Camp Douglas, both of which latter places afford banking facilities. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank W. Hahn, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AUDLEY H B, Furniture and Hard- ware.
Ayers C B, propr Hotel Shennington and livery.
Cady C H, cooper.
Carter Charles, constable.
Christ Nels H, blacksmith.
Christensen N M, blacksmith.,
Co-operative Creamery, F W Hahn mngr.
HAHN FRANK W, Real Estate, Notary, Insurance, Grain and Mngr Co-operative Creamery.
Hahn Mrs F W, milliner.
Hotel Shennington, C B Ayers propr.
Jensen J M, shoemaker.
Krusche G H, lawyer.
Larsen Alma, school teacher.
Meltesen Louis, painter.
Metallic Bell Cranberry Co, Charles F Baker mngr.
NEW EXCHANGE CO, F W Hahn Mngr, General Store.
Olsen Nels E, carpenter.
Plageman A R, butter.
Quam Bros, feed mill.
Quam Mrs, carpet weaver.
Reitz P J, justice of peace.
Rich E, railroad agent.
Scott Rev J C H (Lutheran).
Shackley Irma, school teacher.
SHENNINGTON LUMBER, LIME AND
Brick Yards, H B Audley Mngr.
Smith John, mason.
Tomah Electric and Telephone Co.
Will Gustave, meats.
SHERIDAN.
Population, 75. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., in Farmington township, Wau- paca county, 8 miles northwest of Wau- paca, the county seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Tele- phone connection. W. H. Beardmore, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BEARDMORE WM H, General Store, Drugs.
Brooks & Root, flour mill.
Gerdes J B, express and railroad agent.
Hanson Bros, hardware.
Jeffers W B, hotel and saloon.
Newell B L, creamery.
Olfson Bros, general store.
Olfson H jr, notary.
Peterson Andrew S, blksmith.
Sheridan Creamery Co.
Torgerson Ole, saloon.
SHERMAN.
A country postoffice in Farmington town- ship, Waupaca county, 8 mlies northwest of Waupaca, the county seat and banking point, and 21/2 from Sheridan, the nearest shipping point. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. G. B. Root, postmaster.
(See page 4.)
all kinds of Metal Goods, Office and Desk Railings,
MILWAUKEE,
221-225 Eighth St., wis.
Brass Wickets, Fences, Crestings, and all kinds Ornamental Iron Work.
Manufacturer of
00 - - C. Colnik Mnf'g Co.,
SHENNINGTON.
Population, 100. On Beaver river and the C. & N. W. Ry., in Byron township, Mon- HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. roe county, 24 miles east of Sparta, the
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
BUY AND SELL North Wisconsin & Michigan Lands.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.,
¿Sherman
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Shopiere 1129
Brooks & Root, proprs Star and Crescent Flour Mill. ROOT G B, General Store.
Star and Crescent Flour Mill, Brooks & Root proprs.
SHERRY.
Population, 200. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., in Sherry township, Wood coun- ty, 17 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the judicial seat, and 16 from Marshfield, both of which places afford banking facili- ties. Exp., National. R. O. Evans, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Becker F K, blacksmith and saw mill. Barel Fred, hotel.
Benson & Anderton, real estate. Bever John M, grocery.
Cline A, farmer.
Duthie & Doolan, creamery. EVANS R O & SON, General Store.
Jones Hugh C, hardware. Roy Joseph, rairload and exp agt. Stidensticker M A, carpenter.
SHERWOOD.
Population, 100. On the C., M. & St. P. and Wisconsin Central Rys., in Harrison township, Calumet county, 13 miles north- west of Chilton, the county seat. Mena- sha, 10 miles distant, is the usual banking Sorber F O, dentist. point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. Theo. Reis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bishop W R, saw mill.
Burke J, physician.
Deshler Dr Wm, shoemaker and drugs. Jekby Rev A (Catholic).
Koehn Mrs Frank, saloon.
Klassin P, grocer. Love John, painter.
Melke A, saloon.
Pekel John, hotel and saloon. Porter Charles, railroad and exp agt. REIS THEODORE, Machinery.
Schrimer P N, general store. Shenke H, hotel and saloon. Steffen Herman, grocer and saloon. Sternhagen Charles jr, lumber. Westenberger Jacob, blacksmith. Westenberger Peter, wagonmaker. Wirtz Frank, elevator.
SHIOCTON.
Population, 600. A village on the Wolf Arens John, teacher.
river, and on the G. B. & W. R. R., in Outagamie county, 20 miles northwest of Appleton, the county seat. Has Catholic. Congregational, and German Lutheran churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper. the News. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Tele- phone connection. Frank J. Barnes, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allsuder Harry, propr Morse Hotel. Bank of Shiocton (capital $5,000), G A Zuehlke pres, F H Washburn cashr. BARNES FRANK J, General Store. Bauman Aaron, wagonmaker. Bauman Richard, blacksmith.
Bemttelon P G, drugs.
Borker C A, teacher.
Bowerman E R, bicycle repairer.
Boynton W D, nurseryman.
Brown A G, teacher.
Buckman Bros, grist mill. Colborn F H, publr Shiocton News. Connell M V, carpenter.
Dervick A K, furniture.
Donaldson G F, physician.
Fisher L, general store.
Freeman Nicholas, carpenter.
Hitchcock Rev Philo (Congregational).
Kerr C A & Co (Chicago), G H Lonkey mngr, cold storage and produce shippers. Kline Bros, saloon.
Lensill M M, exp and tel agt.
Lonkey Bros, lumber.
Lonkey Mrs G, music teacher.
McFarland Frances, teacher.
McLeod S H, hardware.
Metz A, mason.
O'Rourke Eli, general store.
Pooler H A, handle mnfr.
Rexford Elmer, livery.
Roate Mrs C G, millinery and dressmaker. Roate R M, hardware.
Schmandts E, propr Northwestern House. Schultz O C, harnessmaker.
Sealoff P A, blacksmith.
Shiocton Lumber Co (Lonkey Bros).
Shiocton News, F H Colborn propr.
Shiocton Telephone Co.
Sorenson James, physician.
Stewart Lizzie, teacher.
Stillman B H, carpenter.
Strong D M, barber.
Strong S D, barber.
Suding Rev Wm (Congregational).
Suit F J, barber, watch repairer and fruit dealer.
Terrill M M, exp and railroad agt.
Terry D M, real estate and ins.
Washburn F H, village president.
Williams & Locke, millinery and dress. making.
SHIRLEY.
Population, 25. In Glenmore township. Brown county, 13 miles south of Green Bay, the county seat, and 9 from De Pere, the nearest banking and shipping point. Stage, daily to De Pere; fare, 25 cents. Wm. C. Falck, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Beimborn Edwin, blksmith and wagonmkr. Beimborn Henry, saloon.
FALCK WM C, General Store.
Jergenson Gilbert, well driller.
Olson Ole, carpenter.
Oswald Rev Max (Catholic).
Owen Frank, mason.
Rogne Ole P, carpenter.
Seaverson Ole, carpenter.
Seefeldt C G, hotel.
SHOPIERE.
Population, 300. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Turtle creek, in Turtle township, Rock county, 11 miles south of Janesville, the county seat, and 5 west of
The Eau Claire Business College EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
Is recommended by the business commun- ity and all who have investigated its meth- ods of Business Train- ing.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Organized 1845
Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WISCONSIN. "THE LEADING ANNUAL DIVIDEND COMPANY "
JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'l Agent
Metal Stamping STAMPING AND TOOL CO. Electroplating LA CROSSE, WIS.
(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.
1180 Shopiere R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Shullsburg
Clinton, the nearest banking point. Has BAKER
Congregational and Methodist churches, a House. feed mill and creamery, Exp., Am. Tel., Barber Martin C, physician.
W. U. Telephone connection. Z. G. Per- Beckwith Joseph W, vet surgeon.
kins, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allyn M, mason.
Billings Edward, painter.
Bixby H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Bratt Eunice, teacher.
Brown H D, blacksmith.
Clark C H, physician.
Drafahl Sarah, teacher.
Fonda Edward, cider mnfr.
Haggart J, general store.
Hopkins E M, painter.
Humphrey Fred, carpenter.
Manly A Brookins, physician.
Monahan Mrs S, boarding house.
Perkins Z G, harnessmaker.
Shopiere Creamery and Milling Co.
Smith O P, grain.
Sweet Ida L, music teacher.
Sweet S K, justice.
Uehling M C, feed mill.
Weirick Addis, blacksmith.
Weirick Theo, general store.
SHOTO.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 6 miles from Manitowoc, the coun- ty seat, banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Franz Albert, saloon.
Holly Joseph & Co, flour mill.
Jochimstahl F, saloon.
Leiterman C, blacksmith.
Rahn Henry H, blacksmith.
Stadler J, saloon.
SHULLSBURG.
Population, 1,300. Incorporated as a city in 1888, is located on the C., M. & St. P. Harris E E, mason.
Ry., in LaFayette county, 12 miles west
of Gratiot Junction, and 12 southwest of HAYDEN DRUG CO, Albert Hayden Darlington, the judicial seat. The city
has Catholic, Congregational, Methodist Hebenstreit Andrew, barber.
and Lutheran churches, public schools, an opera house, Masonic and Odd Fellows' halls, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Pick and Gad. The city also owns and op- erates a complete system of water works, with 10,000 feet of mains. The hilly ground in the vicinity is rich in mineral ore, chief- ly lead and zinc, which is mined. The land is also well adapted for stock raising and agriculture, and quantities of cattle, hogs, grain and butter are shipped. Stage daily to New Diggins, Etna, Leadmine, Benton and Scales Mound. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. George E. Wetherby, jr, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Benjamin A, propr La Fayette Kuelling George M, barber. House.
Anderson Wm B A, laundry.
Andrews & Richards (Wm H Andrews, Laird Edwin W, general store.
James H Richards), general store.
Baker Fred, apiarist, 2 miles s.
PETER, Propr
Brewster
Bell Joseph, mason.
Bergener Frederick, meats.
Bertram Wm, cigar mnfr.
Blackstone John W, lawyer.
Blackstone Robert W, dentist.
Blackstone & Look (Wm H Look), cream- ery.
Blankenhorn John F, baker.
Brannan Fannie, music teacher.
Brannan Rachel, dressmaker.
BREWSTER HOUSE, . Peter Baker
Propr.
Burlingham Mrs Florence V, milliner.
Burns Matthew, carpenter.
Casey-Harty Mining Co, Wm Jameson mngr, zinc.
Chamberlin Harrison B, photographer.
City Hotel, Mrs Bridget Egan propr.
Copeland Opera House, Andrews & Rich- ards mngrs.
Doran Edward H, marshal.
Doyle & Blotz (Jerome Doyle, Jacob Blotz), saloon.
Eastman Lumber Co, Archibald C Kesler agent.
Egan Mrs Bridget, propr City Hotel.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), John Hebenstreit pres, John M Lehr cashier.
Fitzpatrick James, carpenter.
Fleming John jr, live stock, grain and coal.
Foster Rev George N (Methodist).
Francis Frank, painter.
Friar Hill Mining . Co. Wm W Murphy mngr, zinc.
Gerlach Frank, saloon.
Glindining Benjamin C, vet surgeon.
Glines James, painter.
Gratiot Charles C, physician.
Green Mrs Sarah, carpet weaver.
Gundry Fred T, grocer.
Gundry Mrs F T, milliner.
Harker Bros (John and Joseph), live stock.
HAYDEN ALBERT, Physician.
Manager.
Hebenstreit James, saloon.
Hebenstreit John, general store.
Hebenstreit Vincent, carpenter.
Henderson Myron S, lumber.
Hess Otto, vet surgeon.
Hillary Fred J, feed mill.
Hillemeyer Conrad, general store.
Hodgson & Richardson (Lester Hodgson, George D Richardson), barbers.
Honeycomb & Son (Wm J and Wm C), furniture.
Jackson & Muldoon (Richard Jackson, John Muldoon), livery.
Jameson John J. grocer.
Jones Wm H. tailor.
Kinsella Rev J F (Catholic).
Kuelling Wm, wagonmaker.
La Fayette House, B A Anderson propr.
Lake Cheese Factory, Sylvester Kreamer pres, Edward Metcalf sec.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
It is my Specialty to locate and stop your losses in Engine and Boiler Room.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, (See Page 4.) 921 Garfield Ave., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
= . Shullsburg WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Silver Lake 1131
(See page 4.) Law Thomas J, lawyer and publr Pick and HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Gad.
Law Wilson R, notions.
Leamy Wm, saloon.
Lehr John M, cashr First National Bank. Little Giant Mining Co, T J Law mngr, zinc.
Lloyd Peter E, railroad, exp and tel agt. Look Wm H, general, store.
Lucky Hit Mining Co, zinc. McDermott Joseph C, blacksmith.
McGinley Fred, livery and painter.
McGreane Bros (Wm A and Thomas F), harness.
McNulty Harriett E, milliner.
Mahoney Michael, saloon.
March John, live stock, 2 miles s.
Meloy Charles J, hardware.
Meloy H & Co (Peter C and Henry Meloy), Wirtz John, saloon.
hardware.
Miller C G & Son (Charles G and John B), general store.
Morgan Stephen, feed stable.
Morgan & Gallagher (Peter Morgan, Pat- rick J Gallagher), saloon. Murley James H, drayage.
Murley J Hal, prin of school.
Mullan Rev James (Catholic.)
O'BRIEN MICHAEL A, Lawyer, Notary and Mayor.
Odgers John L C, auctioneer, 4 miles s e. Osborne Ernest J, clothing.
Osborne Wm T, grocer.
Moehrl Mrs J F, general store.
Rietz C T, distiller.
Scheunert Bros, saw and grist mill.
Scheunert Oswald, saloon.
Schmidt Rudolph, general store.
Straus Frank, cheese factory.
Wolf Nicholas, hardware.
Wolf Paul, blacksmith.
SILVER LAKE.
Population, 250. A village on Fox River
lem township, Kenosha county, 22 miles
from Antioch, Ill., the nearest banking
Exp., National. Tel., W. U. Robert M. Dixon, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Becker B A, physician.
Bernhoft Chas & Son, saloon.
Bernhoft Mary, teacher.
Blum Henry, shoemaker.
Bufton L, hardware and tinware.
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