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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Amer Joseph, saloon.
Austin Henry, plasterer.
Beaumont & Fenner (Frank Beaumont, Ed- ward B Fenner), blacksmiths.
Beck Joseph B, mason.
Bennett Rev J D (Methodist).
Blau Mrs Christina, general store.
Bossard Marcus, physician.
Breitzki Fred, saloon.
Brown Mrs C L, dressmaker.
Brown Lovillo A, general store.
Christman Ezra G, physician.
Cohen Bros (Benjamin and Isaac W), gen- eral store.
Coleman Michael H, railroad and exp agt. Cook Grace, milliner.
Davies David D. drugs and books. Davisson Burt E, barber.
Donley Stephen, grocer.
Evans W Evan, live stock.
Evans & Son (Jens and George), blksmiths. Finkelston David J, general store. Frank John, meats.
Z Bell Wm E, railroad and tel agent. O Brett J C, justice. I Brady Thomas, hotel. Calahon Rev (Methodist Episcopal). Dodge E, livery.
CRAVENETTE GARMENTS GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
W. W. Wallis, Mngr. 382 & 384 E. WATER STREET
MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Spring Green WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Spring Valley 1143
Hill Carl N, prin of school.
Hill Ernest T, lumber.
Hill Thomas, postmaster and stationery.
Hogan H R, lawyer. Holly Frank, barber. Home News, Wm R Purdy publr.
Hood Wilson, apiarist.
Howe John H, cheese mnfr.
Jurgison Mrs Simon, carpet weaver.
Keller John G, restaurant.
Kifer George E, painter.
King Thomas W, lawyer.
King Owen, lumber.
LARSON L A, Propr Park Hotel. (See adv.)
Lehoenmann Edwin H, farm impts.
Lens & Hood (Joseph Lens, Edward G Hood), hardware and furniture.
McNulty Bros (Thomas and Bernard K), general store.
Mahoney James E, physician.
Ostrander Edwin, photographer.
PARK HOTEL, L A Larson Propr. (See adv.)
PARK HOTEL, L. A. LARSON, Propr. Headquarters for Traveling Men. Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Pollard Thomas M, harnessmaker. Post G Fred, brick mnfr.
Post's Opera House, G P Post mngr and propr.
Pronold & Beinkefner (J B Pronold An- drew Beinkefner), livery.
Purdy Wm R, publr Home News.
Reely Bros (Henry and Ralph), carpenters. Ryan Thomas C, confectioner. Scholl Christian, shoes.
Schwankee Wm, carpenter.
Sherwood Bros (Bradley and Edmunds), hardware.
Sprecher, Bonham & Schoephoerster (J A W Sprecher, Wm B Bonham and E F Schoephoerster), general store.
State Bank of Spring Green (capital $25,- 000), F B Hyland pres, Thomas W King cashier.
Syder Bros (John and Alonzo E), black- smiths.
Van Voorhies V V, saloon.
Watson J W, vet surgeon.
WELLS & McNURLIN (Luther F Wells, Albert L McNurlin), Real Estate, Etc. (See adv in classified Real Estate.) Yonker John, saloon.
Yonker Miss Lena, milliner.
SPRING LAKE.
Population, 120. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Marion township, Waushara county, 9 miles southeast of Wautoma, the county seat and banking point. Telephone connec- tion. George H. Fuller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Clark Fred, hotel.
Kehn Gustav, blksmith.
Tueller G H, genl store and potato buyer. Waushara Granite Co.
SPRING PRAIRIE.
Population, 100. A village in township of same name, Walworth county, 712 miles east of Elkhorn, the county seat and near- est banking point, and 31/2 north of Spring- field, the nearest railroad station. Has
Baptist and Methodist churches. Stage daily to Springfield; fare, 25 cents. Tele- phone connection. Mail, daily. Martha
Shaver, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Farmers' Fire Ins Co.
Norton & Clark well borers.
Severance Rev L (Baptist).
SHAVER H J & SON, General Store. Smith & Scheibe, feed mill.
Zick John, blacksmith.
SPRING VALLEY.
Population, 10,000. An incorporated vill- age located on the Eau Galle river and a branch of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Spring Lake township, Pierce county, 21 miles northeast of Ellsworth, the county seat, and 26 south of Emerald. Has Cath- olic, Congregational and Lutheran churches, water works, hotel and a weekly newspaper, The Sun. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank A. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Andrew F, general store.
Anderson & Gaarden (A F Anderson, Nels H Gaarden), general store.
Armstrong John R, meats.
Arneson Mrs Arne, milliner.
Bailey Mead, justice of peace.
Bank of Spring Valley (capital $25,000), C E Fox pres, D B Johns vice-pres, J H Graslie cashier.
Bolier Fred, confectioner.
Boss Wm, propr Central Hotel.
Brown Bros (George W and Anthony), saw mill.
Burghardt Edward L, real estate.
Burns Wm, horse dealer.
Campbell Bros (Frank and Charles), dray- age.
Canning Misses (Eda and Mabel), milliners. Canning George W, carpenter.
Canning-Churchill Co (George M Canning, F B Churchill), hardware.
Casey Thomas W, lawyer.
Central Hotel, Wm Boss propr.
Clark & Meyer (Dell Clark, Wm Meyer), barbers.
Clough John A, physician.
Clough Mrs J A, notions.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, W W Walsh Propr. (See page 1144.)
Conway Hugh P, physician.
Cotts Thomas A, furniture.
Ducklow George, general store.
Flesher A W, cigar mnfr.
Foss, Armstrong & Johns (Alonzo G Foss. Alfred G Armstrong, David B Johns), hardware.
Fox Charles E, notary.
Fox S J & Sons (Sylvester J, Charles E and George 'S), general store.
Lorenz Bros. Macaroni Co. Manufacturers of MACARONI,
SPAGHETTI, VERMICEL- LI, GERMAN Home Made EGG NOODLES, and Fancy ITALIAN PASTE, 890 and 892 Twelfth Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
SEALS.
Reliance Stamp & Stencil Works, See page 7. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
& CO., Mounting Naturalists Six Gold Medals Awarded. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
(See Adv. in Classified Taxidermists.)
1144 Spring Valley
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Stangelville
Gaarden Hellick H, general store. Golden James, farm implements. Grab Wm. blacksmith.
Haarlow Wm, drugs. Hanson H K, harnessmaker.
Hess Charles, confectioner.
Johnson Frank A, postmaster.
Johnson Wm R K, drugs.
Kahut Joseph P, wagonmaker. Kemke Ferdinand, foundry.
Kirk & Hunter (Albert Kirk, Eri Hunter), meats.
Lillie Philip L, jeweler.
Lowater Charles, publr Spring Valley Sun.
Lowater Frank, brick mnfr.
McCoy Wm, live stock.
McInerney M W, blacksmith.
McKernon Wm, farm implements. Madison Nils, planing mill.
Magee & Martinson (Fred Magee, Chas Potter J N, mason.
Martinson), barbers. Manavian Rev G M (Congregational).
Mars Samuel, marshal.
Martin John A, justice.
Mondovi House, Mrs Thomas Morris propr. Morris Mrs Thomas, propr Mondovi House. Morrow H B, dentist.
Nelson John T, grocer.
Nord Gust, saloon.
NORDRUM BROS (Christ J and Han- of Oconto, the east of justice and 6 from
son J), General Store.
Northern Grain Co, Henry F Fousley supt, gain elevator.
Olson Bros (Albert and Victor), genl store. Park Harry J, furniture.
Pence Charles W, railroad and exp agt. Peterson John K, shoemaker.
Phernettan Frank, vet surgeon.
Schreiner Edward, saloon. Seeley Walter, express.
Sherman A J, general store.
Spring Valley Creamery Co.
Spring Valley Iron and Ore Co, Fredk H Pecos Bros, saloon. Foote propr.
Spring Valley Sun, Charles Lowater publr. Stever James, mason.
Tanberg & Sieberns Co (John C Tanberg, Otto Sieberns), lumber. Taylor Mrs M E, general store.
Ulsaker Rev (Lutheran).
WALSH W W, Propr Commercial Ho- tel. (See adv.)
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Steam Heat and Bath Rooms, W. W. WALSH, Propr.
SPRING VALLEY, WISCONSIN.
White David L, apiarist. Williams Wm, feed mill. Wood & Sheldrew (Herbert Wood, Oscar Sheldrew), grocers.
SPRINGVILLE.
Population, 200. On Bad Axe creek, in Jefferson township, Vernon county, 4 miles ALBRETH BROS CO, Lumber Mnfrs. northwest of Viroqua, the county seat, Bauer. Wenzel, carpenter.
nearest railroad station and banking point. Has Adventist and Methodist churches. Stages to Viroqua and La Crosse; fare, 25 cents and $1.25 respectively. Telephone con- nection. Mail, daily. W. M. Bouffleur, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bouffleur Philip, general store. BOUFFLEUR WM M, General Store.
Boyle L C, railroad agent.
Buchanan Thomas, barber.
Derr G O, lime dealer.
Hagen O O, carpenter.
Hunter B J, wagonmkr and carp.
Kendall Truman, blacksmith.
Kettleson Samuel, meats.
Miller J, vet surgeon.
Older E J, justice.
Potter Rev J N (Adventist).
Smith G F & H E, live stock.
Thompson A B, thresher, feed mill and lath mnfr.
Tompkins Mrs, optician.
SPRUCE.
Population, 185. In township of sanie name, Oconto county, 18 miles northwest
Lena, the nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. J. L. Echtner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Berg Mrs Augusta, general store. Checota Jos, saloon.
ECHTNER BROS, General Store.
Echtner & Rabas, feed and saw mills. Farmers' and Merchants' Telephone Co. Kadlac's Orchestra, John Kadlac mngr. Kadlac Joseph, saloon and saw mill. Mazanec Simon, cheese factory.
Schoenebeck A J, justice and taxidermist. Schoenbeck Carl, hotel and saloon. Schweiberg J A, justice.
Spruce Brass Band, Jos Teteak mngr. Teske Wm, grocer and cheese mnfr. Teteak Joseph, saloon.
Wacek Frank, blacksmith.
STAADT.
Population, 75. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Eau Plaine township, Marathon county, 32 miles from Wausau the judicial seat, and 10 from Marshfield, the nearest bank location. Exp., Am.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
STAADT & MEURER, General Store and Saw Mill.
STANGELVILLE.
Population, 50. Formerly known as Montpelier, is in Franklin township, Ke- waunee county, 12 miles southwest of Ke- waunee, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Stage, daily to Kewaunee. Henry Konop, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS,
FACTORY BUILDINGS Of Steel, Brick or Concrete-Roofs-Watertowers
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS. JOHN GEIST Consulting Engineer.
JOHN PETERS and Grouping.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Stangelville WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Stanley
1145
Dufek Joseph, blacksmith.
Dufek Mathias, carpenter.
Heidmann Albert, saw mill.
Hruska Joseph, tailor. Hynek Jacob R, harnessmaker. Jerovitz Matthew, lumber mnfr.
KONOP JOSEPH F, General Store.
Konop J F & Co Telephone Co.
Kozelka Rev W Z (Catholic). Kozina George E, cheese mnfr.
Krumel Mates, mason.
Kudick Ferdinand, contractor.
Kulhanek Joseph, carpenter.
Mach John M, saloon. Marriman James M, teacher. Mazantz Christ, saloon.
Mozenitz Frank, machine agent.
O'Brien W M, village chairman.
Pavlik Andrew, shoemaker.
Pavlick's Stangelville Orchestra. Rebitz Joseph N, wagonmaker. Reinke Paul L, flour mill. Schultz John L, teacher.
Shimondle Emil, teacher. Skornicka Albert, flour mill.
STANLEY.
Population, 2,500. Dating its settlement Hotel Royal, Klauck & Sattler proprs.
M & Co, propr Stanley Bottling Works.
Johnson Hoken, shoemaker.
Klauck & Sattler (Joseph Klauck, Wm Sat- 'tler), proprs Hotel Royal.
Knutson Levert, brewer's agt.
Konsella Frank A, meats.
La Blau Jacob A, saloon. Lauer Mathew, hardware and furniture.
Lein Peter A, genl store.
Logan John W, blacksmith.
Long & Ness (John Long, Richard Ness), meats.
Luther & Son (Frank and Roy Luther), drayman.
Lynn Wm H, jeweler and exp agt.
Lyttle Harvey E, grocer.
McKale Thomas, chief of police.
Medland & Co (Frederick Medland, Wilbur H Bridgman), drugs.
Miller F O & Son (Frank O and Walter), farm implts.
Moore Edward, barber.
Neilsen Rev H C (Lutheran.)
Northwestern Lumber Co, James T Bar- ber pres. S G Moore vice-pres and treas, L G Chapman sec ..
Olson Nils G, real estate.
Phillips John, photogr.
RAGAN J E, Propr Hotel Maine. (See adv.)
Rick John A, meats.
ROE & PETERSON (Louis I Rose,
George Peterson), Real Estate.
Schultz Mrs W D, milliner.
Shafer John E, barber.
Simmons George, second hand goods.
Slowinsky Bros (Anton and Frank), har- nessmakers.
Smalley Albert, real estate.
Soule Rev A B (Methodist.)
Stair H C, supt of schools.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., al IS
25 Miller Block. Wisconsin St. and Broadway,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Goshaw & Giaugue (David Goshaw, Charles CIAO- Giaugue), saw mill.
Granskou Rev J (Lutheran.)
Green Anson, lawyer. Grogan Margaret, milliner.
Grubb Frank S, genl store.
Gruber Mathias, saloon.
Hall John, confr.
Heiting A & Co (Anton Heiting, John Rad- ermacher), grocers.
Hotel De Vele, Alfred S Devereaux propr. HOTEL MAINE, J E Ragan Propr. (See adv.)
Hotel Maine
J. E. RAGAN, Proprietor. 0
- (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.) || A Home for the Traveling Public. Electric Light, Steam Heat, Barber Shop, Bath Rooms, Light Sample Rooms .; ">
STANLEY,
WISCONSIN.
Life Insurance Co.
The Mutual Benefit
$100
Has Paid Back to Members
For Each Received in Premiums the Company OVER
$118
BUILDING MATERIAL
Vitrified Paving Blocks and Brick. Granite Paving Blocks. Crushed Granite. Orna- mental Terra Cotta. Flue Lining-Coping.
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Central House, Brothen & Johnson proprs. Chapman Wilford, apiarist.
Citizens State Bank (capital $35,000), Louis Peterson C C, livery and dray.
Roe pres. G D Bartlett cashr.
Cohen Joseph, genl store.
Crane Wm F, genl store.
Culbertson Clarence B, lawyer.
Cunningham J N, phys.
Dallas & Nicholson (Lester Dallas, J J Nicholson), hotel.
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Devereaux Alfred S, propr Hotel DeVere. Eardman Charles A, phys.
Embertson Andrew, saloon.
Farmers and Merchants' State Bank (capi- tal $10,000), Dr J N Cunningham pres, Nels Stalheim cashr.
Geoghan Michael, barber.
Glaugue Charles, apiarist.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amy Rev Arthur (Presbyterian).
Anwick M M, lawyer.
Benedict Henry L, carpenter.
Bjornstad Ole E, merchant tailor.
Blaisdell Henry, blacksmith.
Bridgman Wilbur H, publr Stanley Repub- lican.
Brothen Johnson (Edward Brothen, Charles Johnson), proprs Central House. Burns Edward F, dentist.
Byrne Rev Felix A (Catholic).
Carpenter & Mather (Robert H Carpenter, Merten Mather), contractors.
and Has on Hand to Their Credit
from 1881, is an incorporated city, located Huls on the Wisconsin Central Ry. and on Wolf river in Delmar township. Chippewa coun- ty, 23 miles east of Chippewa Falls, the Johnson Louis, shoes.
county seat, and 7 from Thorp. Has Cath- Kean David J. cabinet maker.
olic, " Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, 2 banks, tan- nery, saw mills, creamery, 2 flour mills, brick and tile works, cheese box factory, and a weekly newspaper, the Republican Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Wilbur H. Bridgman, post- master.
Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
1146
Stanley R. L. POLK & CO.'S State Line
Stanley Bottling Works, M C Huls & Co Lant L W, grocer. proprs.
Stanley Creamery Co, W F Crane pres, E A McDonald J A, jeweler and notary.
Hamilton supt.
Stanley Republican, Wilbur H Bridgman Murphy M E, boarding house. publr.
Stanley Woodenware Co, Frank Heiting pres, Nels Stalheim sec, box mnfrs. Sweum Peter N, confr.
Teeple Barney, justice and ins.
Tibbetts H L, railroad and tel agt. Union House, Michael P Walker propr. Walker Michael P, propr Union House.
Walstoef Joseph, brewer's agt.
Wang Albert, drugs.
STANTON.
A country postoffice on the C., St. P., M. of Hudson, the county seat, and 5 north of & O. Ry., in Stanton township, St. Croix New Richmond, the nearest railroad sta- county, 20 miles northeast of Hudson, the tion and banking point. Stages twice daily
county seat, and 61/2 miles northeast of New Richmond, the nearest banking point. Catherine Quinlan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Gage U G, blacksmith.
Hermon Rev Joseph R (Catholic.)
Kane James, cheese mnfr.
McNamara Wm M, general store and pro- duce.
STARK.
Population, 200. In Cooperstown town- ship, Manitowoc county, 23 miles north- west of Manitowoc, the judicial seat, and 15 southeast of De Pere, the nearest ship- ping and banking point. Mail stage daily to De Pere and Rosecrans.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blohanik Frank, flour mill.
Cleary Ella, teacher.
Dunn John J, carpenter.
Flaherty Michael, cattle dealer.
Hoffman Frank, carpenter.
Jakesh Jos, teacher.
Kennedy Sarah, teacher.
Kolarsek John, mason.
Linnane Mayme, teacher.
Mass John, blacksmith. Pelishek Walter, mason.
Roekel Leopold, wagonmaker. Seidel Wm, mason. Senger Alfred, cheese mnfr.
Senger Tom, grist mill.
Smith Jones H, cheese mnfr.
WARM LOUIS F, School Supplies, Genl Store and Justice. Wraley Jos, musician.
STARLAKE.
Population, 500. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Arbor Vitae township, Vilas coun- ty, 25 miles northwest of Eagle river, the county seat, and 20 from Minocqua, its banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. B. F. Wilson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Aylward R C, physician. Aylward J J, teacher. Eckels Wm, constable.
Hotel Waldheim, Salsich & Wilson proprs.
Law Charles, bookkeeper.
Mantley G R, exp and railroad agent.
Salsich & Wilson ,saw and planing mill and proprs Hotel Waldheim. Simonds H C, justice. Ritchie Samuel, blacksmith.
Turbin John, meats.
Wievzorek Frank, barber.
Wilson M C, contractor.
STAR PRAIRIE.
Population, 375. In township of same name. St. Croix county, 24 miles northeast
to New Richmond; fare, 25 cents. Tele- phone connection. A. P. Bixby, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amerson Gust, notions and groceries. Anderson Jacob P, painter.
BIXBY A P, Mngr Department Store Co.
Bixby H L, flour mill.
Davis Rev (Congregational).
Denney Austin, notary. Department Store Co, A P Bixby mngr. Everson Ole, blksmith.
Fay John, express agent.
Fylpaa & Anderson, general store.
Gerdee L E, photographer.
Gibson John, building contractor.
Goodwin Melvin M, meats.
Hogan Lewis, carpenter.
Hogan Peter C, shoemaker.
Holenga C, justice.
Jerdie O E, hardware.
Johnson Niles, blksmith.
Olson Albert, general store and mngr Star Prairie Band. Parslow Orange L, barber.
Perrin Harvey E, physician.
Persons John L, blacksmith.
Schurtz Wm A, hotel and livery.
Shurtz Wm, village president.
Superior Creamery Co, creamery.
Walters W H, constable.
STATE LINE.
Population, 150. On the C. & N. W. Ry. in Vilas county, 18 miles north of Eagle River, the judicial seat and nearest bank location. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. John Green, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.)
Bent Bros, summer resort.
Brown Bros, loggers.
Donahue Timothy, saloon.
Frank Harry, summer resort.
GREEN JOHN, Railroad, Express and Telegraph Agt. Gudegast J, logger. La Chance Peter, saloon. MENNECHEK J, Lumber. Saxton Gates, land looker. Thomas Bros, summer resort.
Wilson F E, logger.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co. 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis.
G
rand Trunk. Railway System.
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East.
Stebbinsville
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Stevenson's Pier 1147
STEBBINSVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Porter town-
A community postoffice in Stettin town- ship, Rock county, 17 miles northwest of ship, Marathon county, 11 miles west of Janesville, the judicial seat, and 6 from Wausau, the county seat and banking point, Edgerton, its banking and shipping point. and 5 from Marathon, the nearest shipping Has rural free delivery from Edgerton.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
STEINTHAL.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 22 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from New Holstein.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Drews August, blacksmith. Kaping Frederick, general store. Schnell H A, shoemaker.
STEPHENSVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Outagamie county, 14 miles northwest of Appleton, the county seat, and 41/2 northeast of Horton- ville, the nearest railroad station and banking point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Achtner John, carpenter.
Apel A F, grocer.
Fischer C F, blacksmith.
Herbst Wm, blacksmith. Manly Wm, cheese factory. Scott I G, general store.
Shults Bros, saw and feed mill. Steidle Charles, saloon.
STETSONVILLE.
Population, 200. A village on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., in Deer Creek township, Taylor county, 5 miles south of Medford, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has Catholic and German churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Edward O. Erick- son, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Amberson H G, general store.
Beintker F A, farm impts.
Bergstrom Oscar, hardware. Ellingson C P, notary.
Ellingson Lumber Co, genl .store, saw, planing mill and real estate.
ERICKSON & EVENSON CO, General Store and Real Estate.
Fronback Charles, saloon and hotel.
. La Barge Albert, lumber mnfr and planing mill.
Liberty H A, saw' and shingle mill.
Liberty Joseph, hotel and saloon.
Ludowic F C, railroad and exp agt. Miles S C, justice.
and Murray Edward, livery and drayage. Newton I, justice. Newton Plaff & Co, shingle mnfrs.
Olson John, blacksmith.
Rinth Joseph, blacksmith. Stetsonville Brass Band.
Sturm Wm, saloon and livery.
Wachtel Charles, saloon.
STETTIN.
point. Stages daily to Wausau and Rib Falls. Mail, daily. Leopold Tank, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anklam C, constable.
Boerner Gustav H, band leader.
Boose Rev H (German Methodist).
Bothner Fred, grist mill, genl store and saloon.
Burnet J, saloon.
Ehmke Rev J (German Lutheran).
Haasch Louis. musician.
Heinrich S, teacher.
Home Tile Co.
Kollath S, teacher.
Krause I, teacher.
Kutz O, cheese mnfr.
Marquardt Bros, blacksmiths.
Redetzke Otto, carpenter.
Rodant Frederick, dentist and farm impts.
Rodant Gottlieb, constable.
Roeder Wm, mason.
Sangbecker O, cheese mnfr.
Sauter Anton, justice.
Schulz Frederick, mason.
Seehafer August, carpenter.
Slitzer G A, creamery,
Stettin Co-operative Co, creamery.
TANK LEOPOLD, Farmer and Treas of Stettin Fire Insurance Co.
Tress Otto, carpenter.
Volslegel Henry, constable.
Wendorff Herman, justice.
STEUBEN.
Population, 450. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Marietta township, Crawford coun- ty, 24 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 10 northwest of Bos-
Lutheran cobel, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. C. E. Zilmer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barrick Rev Meno (Congregational).
Campbell Jas, village president.
Campbell R, cattle buyer.
Crowley C W , railroad and exp agt. Garvy D M, saloon.
Hurlburt J J, saw and feed mill.
Johnson H M, saloon and hotel.
Kickapoo Valley Creamery Co.
Nelson O C. general store.
O'Brien & Kritz, blacksmiths.
Ray M A, saw and feed mill.
ZILMER C E, Hardware and General Store.
STEVENSON'S PIER.
Population, 200. In Gardner township, Door county, 10 miles west of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, shipping and bank- ing point. Mail, daily. A. J. Eichinger, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Copley Judson, butcher.
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EICHINGER, ANTON J, Justice, Apiar- Andrae & Shaffer Co (Gustavus Andrae), ist and Furniture. dry goods.
Lavell John, saloon, grocery and hotel.
Nauman August, carpenter.
Neumann A W. lumber and planing mill Perket Wm, saloon.
Petersilka Wm. shoemkr.
Schneider John, blksmith and wagonmkc. Schwichtenberg Julius, grocer and cheese mnfr.
Stevenson A B, lumber, hay. etc.
Thallman Fred, carpenter.
Thallman Max, saloon.
Vetter Henry, carpenter.
Webber John C, carpenter.
STEVENS POINT.
Population, 10,500. The judicial seat of Portage county, is located on both sides of the Wisconsin river, and on the Wis. Cen- tral Ry., and the G. B. & W. Ry. (depots 11% miles apart), 87 miles west of Green Bay, and 158 northwest of Milwaukee. Lumbering is one of the principal indus- tries, the city being located at the base of the Upper Wisconsin pineries, as well as those of the headwaters of the Chippewa, Black and Flambeau rivers. It is sur- rounded by an excellent farming country in the midst of the greatest potato producing section in the west; is lighted by electric- ity, has an excellent system of water works, a paid fire department, police force first-class hotels, telephone exchange. 3 banks. and all the appointments and facili- ties of a modern commercial center. There are Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal. German Evangelical, German Methodist. Lutheran, Methodist, Norwegian Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches, high and graded public schools, a large public li- brary and the Sixth Normal School, cost- ing $150,000, the finest educational structure in the state, with the exception of the State University at. Madison. The press is represented by the Daily and Weekly Jour- nal, the Gazette, and the Rolnik (Polish). Among its more prominent industries are 2 large paper mills, wall paper factory, au- tomatic rocking cradle factory, foundry and machine shops, gasoline engine works, fishing tackle factory, furniture factory, table and desk factory, box factory, sash, door and blind factory, etc. The natural water power here is surpassed by but few places in the west, and special inducements| are offered to persons who will start any permanent manufacturing industry. Tel., W. U. Exp., National and U. S. Henry Curran, postmaster.
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