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Dalton & Kirwin (J E Dalton, J J Kirwin). general store.
DIXON ROBERT M, General Store.
Hackney C H, blacksmith.
Hartley H J, railroad and exp agent. Jefferson Ice Co, Fred Schwartz supt. Ludwig John, blacksmith.
Matthews Augustin, mngr Wilbur Lumber Co.
Matthews Wm, carpenter.
Meyers Fred, shoe and harnessmaker.
Schenning F H, hotel and saloon.
Schmalfelt George, builder.
Robert A. Lang,
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'A discontinued postoffice in Sherman township, Sheboygan county, 25 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, 31/2 west of Random Lake, the nearest rail- road station, and 15 from Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Has rural free de- livery from Random Lake.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEL. (See page 4.)
Goehring H A, bottler.
Hamm Carl, brewer.
Peebles & Morrisey (John Peebles, Morris Morrisey), saloon.
Peiffer Christian, shoemaker.
Pick and Gad, T J Law publr.
Pratt Mrs Anna, carpet weaver.
Rennick Frank, stone quarry.
Roy Elijah E, dentist.
Shullsburg Band, G E Weatherby jr leader. SHULLSBURG BREWING CO, Louis
Zimmerer Pres and Treas, Fred W Lan- genberg Sec.
Silver Plume Mining Co, John Hebenstreit and on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Sa-
SIMPSON JEFFERSON B, Lawyer and west of Kenosha, the judicial seat, and 6
Skewis Bros (Wm H, Edward J and Clar- point. Has Baptist and Methodist churches.
ence G), meats.
Standard Oil Co, Wm Abraham agent. Stearns Henry C (estate), drugs. Stevens John, carpenter.
Stone Jug Mining Co, C J Meloy mngr, zinc.
Thompson Frank A, furniture.
Thompson John, carpenter. Troy John, blacksmith.
Weatherby George E, justice, ins and no- tary.
WEATHERBY GEORGE E JR, Post- master.
Webb Wm S, blacksmith.
White Oak Dairy and Feed Co, J E Lyne mngr, 6 miles s.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Albert Hayden manager.
SIGEL.
A discontinued postoffice in Shelby town- Mich John E, barber. Reading James H, dentist. ship, La Crosse county, 8 miles southeast of La Crosse, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Has rural Schmalfelt August, carpenter.
free delivery from La Crosse.
Greenfield Cheese Factory. Kaeppler J A, general store. Milsna Joseph, saloon.
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SILICA.
Population, 40. Formerly known as Sum- mit Station, is on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Taycheedah township, Fond du Lac county, 8 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the coun- ty seat and nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Malone.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Diederich M J, general store.
Greuel Bros, creamery.
Halnsgen M, general store.
SILVER CREEK.
Department 8,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
mngr, zinc.
Notary Public.
CHAS, W. SCHNECK, BRO. & CO. 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
SIOSKA.
A discontinued postoffice in Sumner town- ship, Barron county, 12 miles southeast of Barron, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Cameron.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
SIREN.
A country postoffice in Wood Lake town- ship, Burnett county, 16 miles east of Grantsburg, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Edwin Nel- son, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.)
Carlson Andrew, lumberman.
Farmen Thomas, saw mill.
Johnson Daniel, township chairman and farmer. NELSON EDWIN, Grocer.
Siren Creamery Co, Daniel Johnson ser
SISTER BAY.
A postoffice on Green Bay, Lake Michi. gan, in Liberty Grove township, Door coun- ty, 36 miles north of Sturgeon Bay, the
county seat and nearest banking point. church. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. R. E.
Stages daily to Sturgeon Bay. Mail, daily Frank Bunda, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TER. (See page 4.)
BUNDA F, General Store.
Bunda Mrs W M, milliner. Dumke Rev August (Evangelical). Etzelmueller Rev H (Evangelical). Johnson Charles, carpenter.
Johnson Joseph, dentist.
Kollhoff Herman, shoemaker.
Pisha Joseph, blacksmith.
Pleck Henry, hotel. Roesser Andrew, flour and saw mill. Smith F, justice of peace.
Wassall Rev C (Baptist).
Wiltse A, general store.
SILVER SPRING.
A discontinued postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Milwaukee river, in SLADES CORNERS. Milwaukee township and county, 5 miles Population, 50. A postoffice in Wheatland north of Milwaukee, the county seat and township, Kenosha county, 26 miles west of
Kenosha, the county seat, and 7 from Bur- lington, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail daily. Paul E. Sauer, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
A discontinued postoffice in Casco town- ship, Kewaunee county, 712 miles northwest of Kewaunee, the county seat and bank- ing point, and 21/2 from Clyde, the nearest rail approach. Has rural free delivery
from Kewaunee.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Adams J F, general store. Conejle B J, grocer. Sisel Anton, shoemaker.
SNELL.
A rural postoffice in Marathon county, 41/5 miles from Elmhurst, its shipping point and 10 from Antigo, the nearest banking point Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
SNOW.
A discontinued postoffice in Clark county, 17 miles northeast of Neilsville, the county seat, 12 southwest of Marshfield, the near- est banking point, and 4 from Chili, the nearest shipping point. Has rural free de- livery from Mashfield.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
SOBIESKI.
Population, 100. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Little Suamico river, in Little Suamico township, Oconto county, 19 miles south of Oconto, the county seat and 16 from Green Bay, both of which places afford banking facilities. Has a Catholic
Krause, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Daleck Anton, saloon. Dudy Wm, livery. Foley E J, railroad and exp agt.
Gronowski Walter, general store, under- taker and blacksmith. Hof John L Land Co.
Collections.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY,
6th Floor Sentinel Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Our Attorneys are the Best. We have Draft System at 3%. Our ""letter system" will save you money. We are anxious to handle your collections.
(See adv. in Classi- cription. Put up Shafting. Hangers and Pulleys. Builders fied Machinists.)
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)
1132 Silver Lake
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Sobieski
Schwartz Fred, supt Jefferson Ice Co Smith -, butcher.
Standard Oil Co, J T Witt mngr.
Wilbur Lumber Co, Augustin Matthews manager.
Wit J F, mngr Standard Oil Co.
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS Repairing Engines, Pumps and Machinery of every des- of Special Machinery and Tools. General Jobbing.
SINSINAWA
A country postoffice in Grant county, 25 Ganswindt A, saloon.
miles southeast of Lancaster, the county Mugwump The, P J Sauer publr. seat, 6 northeast of East Dubuque, Ill., the SAUER PAUL E, General Store.
nearest banking and shipping point, and 8 Sauer Paul J, publr The Mugwump. northeast of Dubuque, Iowa. Stage daily Seno Bros, hotel and feed mill. to East Dubuque; fare, 50 cents. Mail, Slade S D, creamery. daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Durmin Rev G A (Catholic).
Schweitzer Rev P (Catholic).
St Clair Academy.
St Clair Academy Library.
St Clara College, Rev G A Durmin chap- lain.
St Clara College Library. Weyer Rev B (Catholic).
SLOVAN.
nearest banking point. Has rural free de- livery from North Milwaukee.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
A. O. COLBY " Everything Electrical."
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Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write. La Crosse, Wis.
S bieski
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Soldiers Grove 1133
Kansora Bros, flour mill.
Krause Adolph, R F D carrier. KRAUSE R E, Wholesale Lumber.
Liberski S B Land Co.
Nuradicz F, retail shoes. Peplinski Frank, general store.
SOLDIERS' GROVE.
Population, 900. An incorporated village on Kickapoo river and Wisconsin Western Ry., in Clayton township, Crawford county, 45 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 15 southeast of Viroqua. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, a bank, a weekly news- paper, The Kickapoo Valley Journal, flour and saw mills, excelsior factory, electric light plant, water works, a quarry of valu- able stone for building purposes, and it is the shipping point for a vast tobacco grow- ing section. Telephone connection .. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Mrs. Jennie C. Baker, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Adney Christopher, saloon.
Anderson Adolph, tobacco grower, 2 miles West.
Anderson Andrew S, saloon.
Anderson George E, tobacco grower.
Anderson Louis, saloon.
Anderson & Ronnice (Lettie A Anderson, Lena O Ronnice), milliners.
Asperheim Nels, tobacco grower.
Asperheim Sever, tobacco grower.
Babcock J Warren, publr Kickapoo Valley Journal.
Bank of Soldiers Grove (capital $10,000), Atley Peterson pres, Carl M Peterson cashier.
Barney Fred A, dentist.
Barney Wm, horse breeder.
Bekkadahl M H, tobacco buyer.
Bell John, hardware.
Berg Severett M, carpenter.
Berkholtz Herman, propr Soldiers' Grove Creamery.
Brickson Nels, tobacco grower, 2 miles Readstown Telephone Co, JA Hays mngr. S W.
Brimmer Charles G, hardware.
Brimmer Sherman, blacksmith.
Brindley John E, county supt of schools.
Burnside A E, railroad and exp agt. Buroker Joshua, dray.
Campbell Wm G, lawyer.
Central Hotel, Severson Sisters proprs.
Christopherson Ole, tobacco grower.
Clancy John, well borer.
Clancy T Frank, harness.
Collins Thomas C, saloon.
Davidson James O, general store.
Davis Parker B, barber.
Dickson Frank E, photographer.
Dinsdale James, physician.
Dodge Winfield M, restaurant and meats. Duffey Rev H F (Catholic.)
Eckhart F & Co (Fred Eckhart), John A Hays agt, 'grain, live stock and wool.
Erie James J, general store.
Ferris Bros (George and Nimmer), dry goods. Foraker Mrs R, dressmaker.
Forster & McGowan (George J Forster, An- Stelzman John H & Son (John H Stelzman, drew McGowan), jewelers. Ole J Davidson), grocers.
FRUDDEN LUMBER 00, Fred M Hobbs Manager.
Gauld Jens, tobacco grower.
Gauld Ole, tobacco grower, 2 miles n w. Haffa John E, barber.
Hanson John O, tobacco grower.
Headquarters Hotel, W H Willis propr.
Helgerson Martin, tobacco grower.
Himley O K & Son (Ole K and Adolph), genl store.
HOBBS FRED M, Mngr Frudden Lum- ber Co.
Holm Rev M G (Norwegian Lutheran.) Hooverson John C, tobacco grower.
Hooverson Tosten, sheep breeder.
Johnson Christ, tobacco grower.
Kehr Fred, saloon.
Keogh Excelsior Mnfg Co, J A Hays mngr.
Kickapoo Valley Journal, J Warren Bab- cock publr.
Larson Ole, shoemaker.
Lawson Soren, genl mngr Soldiers' Grove Electric Light Co.
Lee Andrew, tobacco grower, 334 miles w. McCormick James, stone quarry.
McDowell Archie J, physician.
McMillan Fred, restaurant.
Mickelson Ole, tobacco grower, 4 miles s w. Montgomery Wm, mason.
Murphy Margaret, milliner.
NATWICK ANDREW H, Drugs and Groceries.
Natwick Anna M, dressmaker.
Natwick Herman, mason.
Natwick & Thoftne (Peter Natwick, An- drew Thoftne), clothing.
Opera and Music Hall, N O Peterson mngr. Oren Thomas, tobacco grower.
Peterson Atley, planing mill and tobacco grower.
Peterson Fred, physician.
Peterson Nels N, saloon.
PETERSON NELS 0, Notary, Justice and Court Commissioner.
PETERSON N O HARDWARE CO (Nels O and Martin Peterson.)
Peterson Ole C, brewer's agt.
Peterson Tollef, general store.
Rosenwald E & Bros, O K Roe mngr, to- bacco buyers.
Sands & Olson (Amy M Sands, Mable L Olson). milliners.
Sanger John W, blacksmith.
Severson Sisters (Ella and Susie), proprs Central Hotel.
Sime Ole N. bowling alley.
Skagen Christopher, saloon.
Skagen Martin, tailor.
Smith Ross L, drugs and grocer.
Soldiers' Grove Band, Frank Dickson Idr.
Soldiers' Grove Bottling Works, J J Erie mngr.
Soldiers' Grove Creamery, Herman Berk- holtz propr.
Soldiers Grove Electric Light Co, Atley Peterson pres, F M Hobbs sec, Soren Lawson mngr.
Soldiers Grove Milling Co, Atley Peterson pres, James Dinsdale sec, Edward Wiley mngr.
Sorenson James K, furniture and undertkr. Star Telephone Co, Lena Torger agt.
Henry Danischefsky TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
MASON and GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
M. Pfeifer Heating Co.
ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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.
1134 Soldiers Grove
R. L. POLK & CO.'S South Germantown
THOMAS & PETERSON (Ormsby Thomas, Nels O Peterson), Lawyers. Thompson Ole S, live stock and grain. Tilley John A, livery.
Ward John, contractor.
Webster Rev (Methodist.)
Wiley Edward, mngr Soldiers Grove Mill- ing Co.
Willis Wm H, propr Headquarters Hotel. Wilson Wm, apiarist.
Winn Lorenzo D, carpenter and justice.
SOLON SPRINGS.
Population, 300. Formerly known as White Birch, is a village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on the St. Croix river in Nebagamon township, Douglas county, 30 miles southeast of Superior, the county seat and 17 from Lake Nebagamon, the nearest banking point. Has a Catholic church. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Nicholas Lucius, jr., post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Bieloh Edward, hotel and saloon.
Burket Charles, attorney.
DOUGHERTY A E, Summer Hotel and Cottages.
Flemming & Lord, real estate.
Gander Frank, shingle and lath and feed store.
Lord C jr, saloon.
McDougall Co, saw mill.
Martell L N, saloon.
Mosier Mrs Fred, hotel.
Muser-Sauntry Land Logging and Mnfg Co. Racotte Eugene, saloon and boarding house Peterson Sam, railroad and exp agent. Sill Albert, constable. Phelps E O, general store. Smith George W, justice.
Potts Charles Land Co, real estate. Sullivan Steve, livery stable.
Waterbury P E & Co, general store and summer resort.
SOMERS.
Population, 200. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Somers township, Kenosha
county, 71/2 miles northwest of Kenosha, the est banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U.
county seat and nearest banking point. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churches. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone con- (See page 4.) nection. N. E. Thompson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Baithe Rev E (Lutheran.)
Bullamore Bros (James H and Albert E), genl store.
Estberg M S, boots and shoes.
Femske L H, creamery.
Gould Myron A, blacksmith. Herriman L L , physician. Hiedresdorf W E, farm implts.
Lytle Henry & Son, grain elevator. Nelson J S, blacksmith.
Somers Mutual Fire Ins Co, W J Rhodes pres, I J Bishop sec. Somers Produce Co.
THOMPSON N E, Notary, R R, Exp and Tel Agt. Wirtz John, proprietor Wirtz Hotel. Yule B F, carpenter. Yule Mabel, music teacher.
SOMERSET. Population, 400. A village on Apple river,
B miles north of Hudson, the county seat, 8 from New Richmond, the nearest banking point, and 31/2 from its s'tation, on the Wis- consin Central Ry. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. H. A. Lagrandeur, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Apple River Power Co, feed mill and elec- tric light plant.
Brainard Rev J F (Catholic.)
Bruschen Joseph, blacksmith.
Germain Alex, drugs.
Germain Joseph P, grocer.
LAGRANDEUR H A, General Store.
Mason E E, feed mill. St Croix Power Co.
St Peter George, grocer.
Shepherd M F, exp and tel agt.
Vanasse D J, meats and groceries.
SOMO.
A country postoffice on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Bradley township, Lin- coln county, 5 miles from Tomahawk, the nearest banking point, and 28 north of Mer- rill, the county seat. Exp., Western. Tele- phone connection. R. G. Foster, postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Clements A D, saw mill. FOSTER R G, Railroad and Exp Agt.
Kelley John W, real estate.
McCarthy Richard, saloon and boarding house.
Smith & Taylor, genl store.
SOUTH BYRON.
Population, 65. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Byron township, Fond du Lac coun- ty, 11 miles south of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 6 from Oakfield, the near-
S. J. H. Simmons, postmaster.
Klock A E & Co, general store.
McLean & Felch, creamery.
Martin Rev A C (Methodist.) SIMONS JOHN H, Agrl Implements.
Tinkham F E, railroad agent.
Tinkham Mrs Viola, general store.
Worthington & Edwards, live stock.
SOUTH GERMANTOWN.
Population, 200. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Germantown township, Washington county, 16 miles southeast of West Bend, the judiccial seat, and 20 north- west of Milwaukee. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Adam Diefen-
thaeler, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Beck John, wagonmaker.
Beck Josie, dressmaker. Berger Herman, cabinet maker.
Berger Rosa, dressmaker.
Breuscher Philip, hotel and saloon.
in Somerset townsnip, St. Croix county, 14 Cream City Lime Co, mnfr of lime.
·SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. - RETAIL. -
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE"Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Manufacturers of Eaves Trough, Conductor Pipe and Fittings. LaCrosse, Wis.
South Germantown
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. South Milwaukee
1135
DIEFENTHAELER ADAM & CO, Gen-
eral Store and Saloon.
Duevweachter Philip G, farm impts and Brettinger & Sons (John C and Emil), gen- eral store.
lumber.
Gehl John P. creamery.
Hubenthal Mrs John, dressmaker.
Koffell Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Knetzger Leonhard, harnessmaker.
Koehn Robert, saloon.
Lewis J J, teacher.
Meyer Louis, railroad, exp and tel agt. Rheingaus George, physician.
Rheingruber A H, brewer.
Schmeling Frank, blacksmith.
Schwalbach J F, general store and saloon, Schwalbach & Grief, lumber.
Strack John A, hotel and saloon. Walterlin John, meats.
SOUTH KAUKAUNA.
A portion of the city of Kaukauna, hav- Caveney & Co (John Caveney and James
ing a separate postoffice.
For business names see Kaukauna.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
SOUTH' MILWAUKEE.
Population, 4,000. An incorporated city situated on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Lake Michigan, 10 miles south of Mil- waukee. In 1891 a company was organ- ized to develop the town. The land at that time was a farm, the first plat was put on the market, and the first lot sold October 18, 1891, and in three months the entire plat was sold. The first factory was built and commenced operations about May 1st, 1892. It now' has among its manufacturing insti- tutions a furniture factory, a foundry, a flour mill, a mineral wool factory, farm im- plement manufactory, horseshoe manufac- tory, distillery, the Stowell Mnfg. and Foundry Co., a steam shovel and dredge manufactory, basket and box factories, etc. The city is lighted by electricity, has good hotels, a national bank, two newspa- pers, the South Milwaukee Journal and South Milwaukee Times-News, and the usual quota of stores and good schools. The religious denominations are represented as follows: Catholic, Congregational, Evan- gelical, German Lutheran and Episcopal. Is connected by electric railway with Mil- waukee, Racine and Kenosha. Telephone connections. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. John C. Williams, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AHRENS JOHN F, Propr South Mil- waukee Flour Mill, Lake rd cor Haw- thorne av. (See page 1137.)
Anderson's Orchestra, Lawrence Anderson Grobschmidt John jr, saloon.
leader.
Arthur Ernest A, grocer.
Aspel Thomas, saloon.
AVENUE HOTEL, Charles Franke
Herman Frederick, shoes.
Hoag Ernest L, dentist.
Hofer Meinrad J, saloon. Hofer Rudolph, painter.
Hoffmann Max, tailor.
Holewska Anna, midwife.
Hotel Columbia, George Breitenbach propr.
L A N D CO.
See Page 289.
Miller' HIGH LAFE THE BEST
MILWAUKEE BEER
C L A M
R I V
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The Shoe Man,
South Milwaukee, Wis.
Fowle Edgar L, real estate.
Fowle Harry H, tinsmith.
Fowle & Bethel (Delos A Fowle, Adrian D Bethel), grocers.
Fowle & Fowle (Henry and Irving), dent- ists.)
George Louis, meats.
Greenberg Benjamin, dry goods, 1117 Mil- waukee av.
Gundlach Charles E, drugs.
Heidelberg Bros (Frederick and George), blacksmiths.
Propr, Choice Liquors, Wines and Cigars, Hirshberg Nathan, dry goods.
10th and Milwaukee avs. Bahl Peter K, grocer.
Baker Wm H, blacksmith. Bascom Mrs J F, saloon. Bedessem Michael, saloon. Boyle Frank J, barber.
Breitenbach George, propr Hotel Colum- bia.
Brown Rev Victor F (Congregational.) Brumer Wm, flour mill. Brzoskowski John, saloon.
Bucyrus Co The, Howard P Eells pres, S L G Knox chief engr and mngr, E K Swigart sec-treas, excavating machinery, railroad wrecking cranes and pile drivers. Bunn Edward A, justice.
CHESICK HENRY J, Real Estate, Loans, Notary Public and Insurance, 1005 Milwaukee av. Tel 1293. (See page 1137.) Columbia Mineral Wool Co, Jacob Kreiser mngr.
Conant J F, propr The Moore-Whitmore . Co.
Cornwell E H, druggist.
Costigan John J, general merchant.
Caveney), coal, wood, agricultural implts. Davies Joseph, flour.
Dempsey Mrs Alice, dressmaker.
DePuy Edwin M, agrl implts.
DePuy Harriet, milliner.
Donsing Henry W, meat.
Eagle Horseshoe Co The, horseshoe mnfrs. Edwards Frederick, restaurant.
Elzetmueller Rev H (Evangelical).
Evans Edward P. physician.
FRANKE CHARLES, Shoes, Milwaukee and 10th avs.
C. FRANKE,
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING.
GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
TIME IS CASH
See Advertisement Page 8.
1136 South Milwaukee R. L. POLK & CO.'S South Osborn
Hotkowski Frank, saloon.
Howes Merwin H, insurance.
Hugel Frank, saloon.
Ives Rev F J (Christian).
Kalb Wilfred, barber.
Kee Charles, laundry.
Kessler Rev J H (Catholic).
Koch Rev Herman. (Lutheran).
Kohnstedt Rev J H, (Methodist).
Kolanchick Antone, saloon.
Kreiser Jacob, mngr Columbia Mineral Wool Co.
Kreitner Herman, patternmkr and brass rounder.
Krueger Wm, saloon.
Kuhn August W, tinner.
Lacy Veere T, real estate.
Lappley Charles J, carpenter.
Lee Charlie, laundry.
LEMMERS FRANCIS M, Propr South Milwaukee Journal.
Ludwiczak Michael, grocer.
McCallum Wm J, painter.
McGovran Thomas Y, coal and wood.
McLesky Frank, grocer.
Mansfield Bros (Fred E and Young C), liv- ery.
Mantenffel Charles & Son (Charles and Ed- ward), plasterers.
Markel Valentine, meats.
Marren & Hearty (Wm Marren, Michael E Hearty), grocers, 1010 Milwaukee av.
Megon Bros (Charles F, John J and Emil F), bicycles.
Megrow & Wallace (Emil F Megrow, Wm Wallace), plumbers.
Meyer Henry C, saloon.
Minster Edward, railroad and express agt. Molitor Cornelius, saloon.
Moore-Whitmore Co The, J F Conant propr, basket manufacturers.
Mscisz Rev L (Catholic).
Muir Wm, mngr South Milwaukee Tele- phone Co.
Munzinger Jacob, carp.
Nell Wm, boots and shoes.
Neubauer Wm, shoes.
Niehausen Fred, carpenter.
Nirschel Joseph, mason.
Northern Wire Cable Co, Henry M Ben- jamin pres and treas, Louis Kurz vice- pres, E L Goldschmidt sec, electrical wire mnfrs.
Oelschlaeger Wm, confectioner. Ohm & Riley (Wm Ohm, John Riley), gro- cers.
Osborn Elijah, billiards.
Petzold Edward, mason.
Pfaender Ferdinand, harnessmkr.
Polland Max, general store.
Porter R H, jeweler.
Posson Archie C, carpenter.
Racine Fire Engine and Motor Co, J S Hervey pres, J J Wright sec.
Reed & Aspel (Edward C Reed, Michael . Aspel), meats. Reinhart Frank, saloon.
Rickert John W leather preserver mnfr. Riley Wm J, lawyer.
Robb Valentine J, plumber.
Robertson Richard, physician.
Rogers Rev C H (Congregational). Ronkowski Carl, barber.
Rosenthal Charles, saloon.
Russell Robert, hotel.
Sattler Rev Ferdinand (Congregational).
Saxler Joseph, men's furnishings.
Schramke Valentine L, undertaker.
Schubert Richard, painter.
Schultz F C & Son (Ferdinand C and Del- bert), coal and wood.
Schultz Rosalia, grocer.
Scott Alfred J, physician.
Skrobul Peter, saloon.
Smith Stephen M, physician.
Smoot Warren, photographer.
South Milwaukee Band, August Koch
leader.
South Milwaukee Bank (capital $25,000), Samuel McCord pres, E. B Ingalls cashr. South Milwaukee Express and Storage Co. W A Thompson mngr.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE FLOUR MILL, John F Ahrens Propr, Lake rd, cor Haw- thorne av. (See page 1137.)
South Milwaukee Fuel & Supply Co, Thos Y McGovran pres, J B Givens sec-treas, fuel and contractors' supplies.
South Milwaukee Hotel. Andrew Schneider propr, 11th and Milwaukee av.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE JOURNAL (Weekly), Francis M Lemmers propr, 917 Monroe a.v.
South Milwaukee Lumber Co, E K Butt- rick pres, E S Buttrick sec.
South Milwaukee Mutual Loan and Build- ing Association, John Zilg pres, T Y Mc- Govran vice-pres, E B Ingalls sec-treas.
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