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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Agnew David A, jeweler.
Alcorn David N, oculist.
ALLEN Principal Stevens Point Business College, cor Strongs av and Main. (See page 1151 and opp classi- fied Business Colleges.)
Allison & Kent (Theodore Allison, J M Kent), saloon.
Anders, Van Hecke & Kujawa (T J Anders, C E Van Hecke, A J Kujawa), farm im- plements and lands.
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
JAMES WELCH, Propr.
Comfortable Rooms. Good Table.
Near Business Center. RATE, $1.00 PER DAY. STEVENS POINT, = WISCONSIN.
Atwell Vernon P, real estate. Atwell Wm F, physician.
AUTOMATIC CRADLE MNFG CO THE, John J Bukolt Pres, J D Langosky Sec and Treas, Mnfrs of Self-Rocking Cradle« and Automatic Washing Machines, 233 N 3d. (See page 1149.)
Badger Drug Co, J L Walker pres, J E Meloy sec.
Ball & Neuman (John W Ball. Emil W Neuman), transfer.
Ball Frederick A, livery.
Bandow Aleck, meats.
Behrendt August F, grocer.
Belanger Henry, insurance.
Bemowski John, harness.
Bemowski & Tryba (Paul Bemowski, Paul Tryba), grocers.
Bender & Fried (John D Bender, Louis Fried), horse dealers.
Bennett Daniel, baker.
Berens Nicholas, barber.
Bergholdt Bros (Alexander and Heury), barbers.
Berndt Wm F, propr Columbia Hotel.
Betlach Vincent, meats.
Biesik John, saloon.
Bird John W, physician.
Bischoff Joseph M, dentist.
Board of Education, L R Anderson pres.
Board of Health, V P Atwell pres, W J Dumbleton sec.
Borreson Mathias, shoemaker.
Boston Furniture and Undertaking Co, Philo W Clark pres, Henry D Boston sec. Boston H D, county coroner.
Bourn A E, farm implements.
Bowersock Winfield S, propr Stevens Point House.
Boyington J N & Co (J N Boyington, V P Atwell), lumber.
Boyer F E, city treasurer
Boyington C S & Co, fruits.
Branta & King (Wm Branta, John King), grocers.
Bremner James A, potato buyer.
Brennan & Frost (John E Brennan. Daniel E Frost), lawyers.
Brill Benjamin, dry goods.
Bronson Thomas, shoemaker.
Bruce Mark E, propr Farmers' Hotel.
Bruemmer Arno C, agt U S Express Co. Brzeski Frank J, saloon.
WE WANT YOUR COLLECTIONS.
Northwestern Col. Agency, Bidg, Milwaukee, Wis. Years of experience enables us to give satis- faction in every particular. Experienced collection attorneys retained in each city. Special attorneys sent from home office when desired.
6th Floor Sentinel
Archibald & Potter (John Archibild, Claude Potter), livery.
Arenberg Ernest A, jeweler.
ARLINGTON HOUSE, James Welch Propr. (See adv.)
15 - - Retail Lumber Dealers,
1149
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Self-Rocking Cradles
, ARRANGED WITH SPRING MOTOR,
which by winding with a small crank rocks by itself and at the same time will fan the baby if wanted. Made of red oak in several handsome designs, nicely finished in Golden Oak.
It is the most desirable article for the busy mother and the grandest thing ever invented for the baby.
Fully Endorsed by
Physicians.
Every Cradle is fully warranted and sold with a guarantee to give entire satis- faction to all users.
SELF= WASHING MACHINES
A small motor does the work by itself, it is the only machine ever invented of its kind.
The motor is an entirely new discovery, it runs either by kerosene or gasoline burner, something like a burner in small family stove, which produces high pres- sure by drops of water forced in the generator. It is self-controlling, abso- lutely safe and very simple; any person can run this motor that knows how to light a common gasoline or kerosene stove burner. The motor requires no attention.
The washer is made to last for years, the tub is made of heavy galvanized steel which is revolving on a pointed spindle like a top, it makes a swift and complete revolution each way, and its washing principles cannot be equalled by any other machine on the market.
We also make separate motors of larger type and they are the cheapest, safest and most convenient to run all kinds of small and light machinery.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUES AND FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF ANY OR ALL OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES.
The Automatic Cradle Mfg. Co., Stevens Point, Wis.
1150
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
THE JACOBS HOUSE,
N. JACOBS, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Commercial Travelers.
First-Class Accommodations. Good Sample Rooms.
STEVENS POINT, . WISCONSIN
THE GAZETTE
ED. D. GLENNON, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS, $2.00 PER ANNUM.
The Gazette is a twelve to sixteen page paper and publishes all the news of city, county and state, not overlooking the Nation and world at large.
GENERAL JOB PRINTING.
318 MAIN STREET, STEVENS POINT, WIS
CAUTION.
Pay no money in advance to itinerant Directory Canvassers, We are led to mention this from the fact that certain parties have been fraudulently using our publications as specimens and by that means collecting moneys in advance, Before signing an order, see that it has the name of R. L. POLK & CO. printed thereon. We ask no payment until the work is delivered, and our solicitors have strict orders not to take payment for either advertisements or subscriptions,
R. L. POLK & CO.
A. O. COLBY. "Everything Electrical."
Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices. Prompt Delivery. LA CROSSE, WIS.
Steven's Point
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Steven's Point 1151
BY TAKING A COURSE AT THE Stevens Point Business College
AND SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
YOUNG PERSONS PREPARE FOR BUSINESS.
W. E. ALLEN, Proprietor.
Send for Catalogue.
Corner Strong's Avenue and Main.
STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN.
Buck & Barrows Co (Mrs Jennie Buck, Olive Barrows), milliners.
Buckingham Waite B, insurance.
Burr & Son Co (Emmons, Benjamin, Jen- nie E and Edith Burr), grocers.
BUTTERFIELD R H & CO (Rollin H Butterfield), Abstracts, Real Estate, Loans, Only Complete Abstract of Port- age County, 118 N 3d.
Carpenter James B, justice of peace.
Cassidy M & Bro (Michael and James), proprs Grand Central Hotel.
Cate, Dahl & Nelson (George W Cate, Ger- hard M Dahl), lawyers.
Cauley Michael J, saloon.
Cauley Thomas J, street commissioner.
Central City Iron Works, Richard A Cook propi.
Christiansen John, drayman.
Christman Anton, brewer's agent.
Ciecholinski Jacob, wagonmaker.
Ciecholinski Joseph, horseshoer.
Citizens' National Bank (capital $100,000), Louis Brill pres, G E McDill cashier. Clark Henry, justice and insurance. Clark Rev L T (Baptist).
Clifford & Fox Lumber Co, W J Clifford pres, R Beck sec. Collins J E, bottler.
Columbia Hotel, Wm F Berndt propi. Conway Joseph H, saloon.
Cook Richard A, propr Central City Iron Works.
Copps E M & Co (Egbert M Copps, Leon- ard Starks), produce and flour.
Cornelius Samuel, lawyer.
Cornelius & Campbell (S Cornelius, D H Campbell), real estate.
Courtright Stella, milliner. Coye Furniture Co, Daniel E Frost pres, W S Young sec.
Cunneen A J & Co (Anthony J Cunneen), men's furnishings. Curran H & J D (Henry and John D), hotel.
Curran John D, real estate and horse dir. Curran Patrick, agt G B & W R R.
Currier & Sherman (Wm Currier, Solon Sherman), livery.
Dahl Gerhard M, district attorney.
Degan Frank, blacksmith. Demke August, baker.
Dille Forest L, insurance.
Docka Nels G, saloon. Dudzik Nicholas, saloon, Edwards Harriet E, milliner. Ehr Rev Henry (German Catholic.) Eldredge Ira L, painter. Ellenwood Benjamin, bicycle repairer.
Ellis Ellsworth C, barber.
Emmons Charles E, meats.
Farmers Hotel, Mark E Bruce propr. Faucett Edward H, barber. Finch H J, city clerk and ins. Finch Thomas H, teas and coffee. Firkus Bros (Alois and Anton), saloon. Firkus Joseph, brewer's agent.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), A R IWeek pres, J W Duncan cashier.
Frank Edward, confectioner.
French, Campbell & Co, Mrs T Bell mngr. books.
Frost Carrie J, fishing tackle.
Frost Mrs H E, photographer.
Fuller T F & Co (Thomas F Fuller, Walter Eddy, Frank Gano), dry goods.
GAZETTE THE, Edward D Glennon Publr, 318 Main. (See page 1150.)
Gee George & Son (Billington W Gee), mar- ble works.
George Oscar, confectioner.
Gibson Louis, saloon.
Giese Frederick W, tailor.
Gleason Michael, confectioner.
GLENNON EDWARD D, Publr The Ga- zette, 318 Mich. (See page 1150.)
Glinski Joseph, merchant tailor.
Goerke August, merchant tailor.
Gornwicz John, saloon.
Grand Central Hotel, M Cassidy & Bro proprs.
Grand Opera House, R B Johnson mngr. Gray Mrs Ada, milliner.
Gray J Rollin, supt Stevens Point Water Co, and plumber.
Gray Wm P, grocer.
Green August G, meats and live stock.
Green Bros (Sigmund and Adolph), dry goods.
Gregory Wm W, physician.
Groelle & Humphrey (F F Groelle, Thomas A Humphrey), lawyers.
Gross & Jacobs (Alois Gross, Peter J Jacobs), hardware and coal.
Gushman John, saloon.
Haase Charles H, barber.
Hadcock & Rood (M A Hadcock, Robert D Rood), dentists. Haertel Henry, marble works,
Hak Miss E N, milliner.
Hall Rev W A (Methodist.)
Halladay F E, county surveyor.
Haller Frederick, carpenter.
Halverson Ben, county treasurer.
Hamacker Charles A, general store.
Hamilton Mrs B C, Vingr W U Tel Co.
HANNA T HENRY, Mngr John Rice Foundry and Machine Works, and Mayor, 316 Main.
Hebard George F, sheriff.
Hebard & Murray (G F Hebard, F H Mur- ray), grocers.
Heffron M & J J, real estate.
FIRE PROOF.
ABSOLUTELY
The Greatest of all Coal Savers.
85 % Magnesia Sectional
STEAM PIPE AND BOILER
PEOPLES TAILORING CO. 250 & 252 WEST WATER ST ..
FINE TAILORING At Popular Prices. MILWAUKEE.
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
Coverings.
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
1152
Steven's Point
R. L. POLK & CO.'S . Steven's Point
Hein Gust W, insurance.
Helm Charles, florist.
Hoddell John, painter.
Hoeffler Henry, general store.
Hoeffler Mnfg Co, E J Julius mngr, cycles and sporting goods. Hoffman Frederick, saloon. Hotel Dewey, James Lamb propr.
Houlehan George M, dentist.
Hull Irving S, general store.
Hutter Sigismund, publr Rolnik.
Iverson Jules, jeweler and pianos.
Jackson Milling Co, H H Pagel mngr.
JACOBS HOUSE, Nicholas Propr. (See page 1150.)
Jacobs
JACOBS HOUSE BUFFET, Jacobs Propr. (See page 1150.)
JACOBS NICHOLAS, Propr Jacobs
House. (See page 1150.)
Jacobs Nicholas jr, saloon.
Jacobson Samuel, dry goods.
Jenner Rev A G E (Episcopal).
Jensen John L, grocer.
Jenson Andrew P, mason.
Jerzak Joseph, meats.
Johnson R B, mngr Grand Opera House and bill poster.
Julier Emma A, bakery.
Kalisky David, second-hand goods.
Kamrowski Felix, furniture mnfr.
Kandow' & Gosh (Julius Kandow, Nicholas Gosh), saloon.
Karner Sanford E, brewer's agt.
Kelly Furniture and Undertaking Co (Peter Kelly).
Kelsey D Jay, blacksmith.
Kieliszewski M & Co (Martin Kieliszewski, Michael Friday), grocers.
King Lorance, saloon.
Kingsbury Wm E, grocer.
Kitz Cecil A, teas and crockery. Klein Frank, saloon.
Klish Bros (Bert and George), saloon.
Kobela T Charles, hotel and musical instru- ments.
Koshollek Frank, meats.
Koshollek Paul F, gasoline engines.
Koss Joseph, saloon.
Kostka & Baganz (August Kostka, Charles Baganz), grocers.
KREMBS O & BRO, Alexander Krembs Mngr, Hardware, 201-203-205-207 Main. (See adv.)
C. KREMBS & BRO., GENERAL HARDWARE.
Nos. 201, 203, 205, 207 Main St.
STEVENS POINT, - WISCONSIN.
Krembs Wm C, saloon. Krienke Rudolph C, tailor. Krutza Teofil, tailor. Kryger Stephen J, confectioner. Kryshak Joseph P, cigar mnfr. Kubusiak John, grocer and saloon.
Kuchnowski & Shippey (Joseph Kuchnow- ski, John Shippey), grocers.
Kuhl Bros (Adam J and Fred G), general store.
Kuhl Charles G, bottler. Lamb James, propr Hotel Dewey.
bi- Lamb Lewis R, lumber. Lamoreux Wm O, plumber.
Lamphere Hiram, painter.
LANE CHARLES A, County Clerk.
Langenberg Wm E, brick mnfr and grocer. Lawton Charles J, blacksmith.
Leahy John, chief police.
Leonard James P, grocer. Letarski J A, tailor.
Lica '& Gosh (Frank (Lica, Leon Gosh), sa- loon.
Lindores John D, physician.
MoClure Rev M P (Presbyterian).
McCulloch H D Co, J R Congdon pres, O C Moe sec and treas, grocers, drugs and stationers.
McDONALD JOHN R, Real Estate, Loans and Abstracts, 313 Clark. (See adv.)
John R. McDonald's
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND STACT OFFICE.
AB-
Notary Public, Loans Made and Negotiated on Real Estate.
313 Clark Street, STEVENS POINT, WIS.
MCFARLAND CLARENCE D, City At- torney, 316 Main.
MCFARLAND, HANNA & MURAT (Clar- ence D McFarland, T Henry Hanna, Le- roy J N Murat), Attorneys at Law. Prac- tice in all Courts. Special attention given to Collections, 316 Main.
McGlachlin Edward, publr Stevens Point Journal.
MoLeavey Thomas F, mngr Wis Tel Co. Macnish Charles G, shoes.
Malison Mrs Luella, dressmaker.
Mansur Granville K, pumps and wind mills. Martin C F & Co (Charles F. Martin, John O'Keefe), photographers and musical in- struments.
Martin James C, optician.
Martin L A, hardware.
Martini John, saloon.
Maslowski John, tailor.
Meyer Drug Co, Albin A Kryger mngr.
Michalski & Wilson (Frank A Michalski, W H Wilson), dentists.
Miller George W, second-hand goods. Miller Martin G, saloon.
Miller Nicholas, meats.
Mioskowski & Nigbor (Frank Mioskowski, Michael Nigbor), tanners and furriers. Mitchell Wm W, flour mill and lumber. Mocogni Bros (John and Peter), bakers. Moen H Christian, grocer.
Moen Ludwig P, insurance.
Moll-Rothman Co, Wm Moll pres, John
Rothman sec and treas, dry goods.
Monian Jacob, saloon.
Mozuch Joseph, tailor. Mullen Patrick F, meats.
Murat John A, county judge.
Musial Joseph D, shoes. Nelson A M, real estate.
-SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG.
Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE,WIS. - RETAIL. -
Tanks, Smoke Stacks and all kinds of Sheet Iron Work
T Y W. TOEPFER & SONS, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Nicholas
Conveyancer, Etc.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Sheet Metal Contractors.
TILE, SLATE and COMPOSITION ROOFS, STEEL CEILINGS
Steven's Point
WISCONSIN. GAZETTEER. Steven's Point 1153
Nelson John J, barber.
Rood Catherine A, music teacher.
Neseman & Schroeder (Max Neseman, R H Rood Galen, physician. Schroeder), blacksmiths.
Rood Myron G, physician.
Root Wm F, harness.
Rosenow Fred E, furniture.
and Carl von Rosenow & Boyer (Fred E Rosenow, Adam
R Boyer), undertakers.
Roth John, saloon. Rothman Philip, dry goods.
Sawyer Edson, grocer.
Schmidt Rev Carl (Ger Lutheran).
Schmitt & Knope (John Schmitt, Nicholas J Knope), clothing.
Oestel George, saloon. Okray John, saloon. Olin Melville T, carpenter.
Olson Ole, saloon.
Ossowski & Somer (Nicholas Ossowski, George Somer), saloon.
Packard Charles H, carpenter.
Pagel Herman H, mngr Jackson Milling Co.
PARK & CARPENTER (Byron B Park, Fred J Carpenter), Attorneys-at-Law, Practice in All Courts, 315 Main.
Parker John T, mason. Parmenter Walter, carpenter. Patch Rev Jacob (Presbyterian).
Patch Mary H, physician.
Peck Wm, saloon.
Peek & Albrantz (George Peck, Theodore Albrantz), saloon.
Peickert J Sons (Otto and Emil), harness- makers.
Pennell L B, agt Wisconsin Central Ry. Peplinski Anton, tailor.
Percy Wallace, confectioner. Persinski Rev L (Catholic). Pestka Michael, saloon.
Pett Wm B, grocer.
Pfiffner E J Co (E J Pfiffner), lumber mnfrs.
Pipe John, livery ..
Plover Paper Co, G A Whiting pres, C A Babcock sec.
Podach Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
Polebitski & Kaczmarek (Barney Polebit- ski, John Kaczmarek), saloon.
Port Louis, cigar mnfr.
Porter John, supervisor of assessments. Pray Theron B, pres State Normal School. Prell Henry, mason. Pritz Joseph, saloon. Public High School Library.
Quimby Daniel, pumps. Quinn James, grocer.
Racine Underwear Mills, C L Pugh mngr. Redfield Arthur B, grocer.
Ressler Emory G, photographer.
Reton Bros & Co (John Reton, Samuel S Stevens Point Shoe Co, W W Heffelfinger Iverson), jewelers.
Rice Daniel S, physician.
Rice John Foundry and Machine Works, T H Hanna mngr.
Rice Rev W J (Catholic).
Ringness Alexander, shoes. Rogers Ellis M, dentist.
Rolnik (Polish weekly), Sigsmund Hutter Taylor Bros (Wm W Taylor), drugs and publr. books.
Agents for Hall's Safes
ĮL. A. MEYER CO. S Vault Fronts, 450 E. Water St, Milwaukee.
Metal Fixtures
10th and 11th Sts. I
Globe Wire and Iron Works, Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10.)
.
State Normal Library.
State Normal School, Theron B Pray pres. Stevens Point Box Co, W M Buckingham pres, E H Joy /sec.
Stevens Point Brewing Co. Alexander Krembs pres, Nicholas Gross sec and treas.
Stevens Point Brick Co.
STEVENS POINT BUSINESS COLLEGE, Wm E Allen Principal, cor Strongs av and Main. (See page 1151 and opp classified Business Colleges.)
Stevens Point House, Winfield S Bowersock propr.
Stevens Point Journal, Edward McGlachlin propr.
Stevens Point Lighting Co, Wm Mainland pres, Sinclair Mainland sec and treas.
Stevens Point Plumbing and Heating Co (J H and Charles Redfield).
Stevens Point Public Library, Mollie Catlin librarian.
Stevens Point Savings and Loan Assn. T B Pray pres, V PP Atwell sec, F A South- wick treas.
pres, August A Boyer sec.
Stevens Point Water Co, J Rollin Gray supt.
Stieler Fred, general store.
Strong Bros (Bert and Henry), barbers. Strong Nelson, drayman.
Swanson Frank, meats.
Schneiss Peter J, agt National Express Co. Scholl Charles, saloon. Scott Bertha, stenographer.
Servis Charles L, carriage painter.
Shafton Charles, bottler.
Shafton Israel, notions and crockery,
Shafton & Frank (Leo and Jacob Shafton, Edward Frank), whol fruits.
Shepreaux Joseph, saloon.
Sherferaski Nicholas F, bicycle repairer.
Showers F F, supt city schools.
Shumway Wm J, insurance.
Simonson Charles W. insurance.
Skinner Wm H, confr and news dealer. Smith George A, saloon and bowling alley. Sommers Bros (John and Anthony), saloon.
Southwick Frank A, physician. Spalenka John, mason.
Stachwiak Martin, shoemkr.
Standard Oil Co, John W Battin agt.
FLOWER STANDS.
Neuberger Joseph J, saloon. Neumann E A, chief fire dept.
Neupert Drs von (Carl Neupert jr), physicians.
Neuwald Max notions. Norton Frank A, veterinery surgeon. Norton John, bicycles.
Nowak John A, saloon.
Oberlatz Reinhold, tailor.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., of Newark, N. J.
Policies after second year are continued in force as long as value will pay for. Cash or paid-up value if preferred. FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent, 58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1154 Steven's Point
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Stitzer
THIELEN & TIMM (Oscar Thielen, Blanchardville, its nearest railroad station Fred Timm), Wholesale Wines and Li- and banking point, whence mail is supplied quors, Bar Glassware and Supplies. 416 by rural free delivery.
Main. (See adv.)
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hollister Bros. blacksmiths.
Michaelson O, blacksmith.
Osmundson E S, general store.
Thompson Andrew, blacksmith.
Vale John, general store.
STILES.
Population. 400. A village located on the Oconto river, and on the C., M. & St. P. and C. & N. W. Rys., in Stiles township, Oconto county, 10 miles southwest of Ocon- to, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has Catholic and Lutheran churches. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. H. S. Eldred, post-
master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Classon W J, saloon.
Devereaux Joseph, horticulturist.
Eisenbach Rev H (Lutheran).
ELDRED ANSON CO, General Store and Saw Mill.
Frechette Nora, teacher.
McClurg M, hotel.
McIver Robert, hotel and justice.
Niquette Clarinda, teacher.
O'Herrin M D. railroad and exp agt.
Ryan Wm, saloon.
Scanlon Thomas, constable.
Van Lanen Eugene, saloon.
Van Vachel Henry, shoemaker.
Whipple J W, creamery.
York C H, railroad agent.
STITZER.
Population, 240. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Liberty township, Grant county, 8 miles northeast of Lancaster, the county seat and usual banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. T. R. Sherman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bailey N L, physician.
Bergheger H & Co, general store and grain. Bergman Rev W C (Ger Methodist).
Retscamper R & Son, blacksmiths.
Brun Fred, blacksmith.
Gerhardt John, hotel.
Gerhardt Oscar, saloon.
Hubbler R, shoemaker.
Kaidole Rev Ernest (Ger Evangelical).
Lancaster Lumber Co.
Mathies Rev W (Lutheran).
Mann J B, chairman.
Mauer J F, dentist.
Mutchway Rev Ernest (Lutheran).
Panchimski Charles, carpenter.
Ritchie Samuel, justice.
Schuppener F H, hardware and r r agt, Schuppener & Smith, general store and meat market. SHERMAN .T B, Furniture.
Smith Louis, constable.
Smith Oscar, town clerk.
A discontinued postoffice in York town- Stitzer Creamery Co. ship, Green county, 17 miles northeast of Stitzer Orchestra, A H Bergherer leader Monroe, the county seat, and 7 from Winchel M, teacher.
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
OSCAR THIELEN.
FRED TIMM.
THIELEN & TIMM,
Wholesale Wines and Liquors. Bar Glassware and Supplies.
AGENTS FOR JOHN THIELEN DISTILLING COMPANY,
416 Main St., Stevens Point, Wis. PHONE, BED 250.
Throwbridge Wales H, shoes.
Timm Frank H, clerk circuit court. Trader John, saloon.
Trieweile: Peter, blacksmith.
Ule Wm E, blacksmith. Union Band. Grant White leader.
United States Express Co, Arno C Bruem- mer agt.
Uroski Frank, barber.
Vaughn Brayton L, house mover.
Vaughn David C, grocer.
Vetter Mnfg Co, Henry Vetter pres, H A Vetter sec and treas, planing mifl.
Voigt Theodore C, saloon and blacksmith. Voigt Wm F, drugs.
Walters Frank A, physician.
Week John Lumber Co, N A Week pres, A R Week sec.
WELCH JAMES, Propr Arlington
House. (See page 1148.)
Welsby John N, saloon.
Weltman Isaac, confectioner.
Western Union Tel Co, Mrs R C Hamilton manager.
Western Wall Paper Mills, Philip Rothman pres, R F Turnell sec, J P Malick treas White Alfred R, hardware.
Wilson James, pension agt and collections. Wisconsin Central Ry Lunch Room, Wm Welch mngr.
Wisconsin Graphite Co, E W Sellers mngr. Wisconsin River Paper Pulp Co, G A Whit- ing pres, C A Babcock sec.
Wisconsin State Bank The (capital $30,000), J P Malick pres, W F Collins cashier. Wisconsin Telephone Co, T F Leavey mngr. Wisconsin's Best Laundry Co (W G Pres- ton, S W Carley). Woodworth Newell E, carpenter.
Worzalla J & Sons (J A and Stephen), dry goods and jewelers. Woznicki Paul, bicycles.
Wyatt A F, register of deeds.
Zimmer Conrad, drayman.
Zimmer Wm, saloon.
Zylka Michael, wagonmaker.
STEWART.
To obtain a policy that you can change, WISHES you must insure in the . ... without cost, to meet your FUTURE
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Stockbridge
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Stoops 1155
STOCKBRIDGE.
seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W.
Population, 200. In Stockbridge township, U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Calumet county, 81/2 miles northwest of Charles Lepinski, postmaster. Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). station and banking point. Stages to Chil- ton; fare, 50 cents. Mail, daily. D. O.
Dudley, postmaster.
Breitenstein Anthony W. farm implts. LEPINSKI CHARLES, Grocer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Sherman L W. railroad and express agent.
(See page 4.) Becker Joseph, wagonmaker.
Carney James, saloon.
Connelly James, shoemaker.
Cook & Brown Lime Co.
Fish Rev John (Methodist Episcopal). Flatley Thomas & Son, general store. Gohngefsky John C, druggist.
German Albert, blacksmith.
Gillespie Patrick, saloon and hotel.
Haag Louis, harness. Hatch Bros, flour mill.
Hanley E T, meats. Johnson G A, justice. July Rev Nicholas (Catholic).
Keliher J D, constable.
Kenney Mrs P P, milliner.
Kersten Peter, general store. Leftknecht Wm, saloon.
Le Roy Mrs Lulu, dressmaker. McKenney Mrs Carrie, dressmaker.
McKenney George P, physician. Meir C, meats. Moehn John, hardware. Needham R J, wagonmaker. Phillips G C, furniture. Pingel Bros, saloon.
Ruegg Rev Samuel G (Congregational).
Westenberger Philip, blksmith. Woods P, saloon.
STOCKHOLM.
Population, 300. A post village on the C., B. & Q. R. R. and on the Mississippi river, Tillman W, physician. in Stockholm township, Pepin county, 239 Van Vleet C A & Co, meats. miles northwest of Milwaukee, 23 south- west of Durand, the county seat, and 3 north of Lake City, Minn., the nearest Insurance and Lawyer. banking point. Stages daily to Lund, Por- White Mrs C P. music teacher. cupine and Arkansaw. Exp., Adams. White Frank, fruit grower. Telephone and telegraph facilities. Andrew Wrobel & Running, stock shipper. Bock, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Anderson Peter, harnessmaker.
STONE BANK.
A discontinued postoffice in Waukesha
BOCK ANDREW, Stationery, Picture county, 18 miles northwest of Waukesha, Frames and School Supplies. Brown E P, oils.
Brownlee Harry, railroad, exp and tel agt. Brownlee Verne, hotel and livery.
Gearing W F, drugs.
Gillett J S, lumber. Huefner Paul, grain elevator.
Lake Pepin Cornet Band. Larson & Swanson, genl store and grain. Lind Frank, feed mill. Lindgren John, blacksmith. Linton & Bloom, saloon and cigars.
Loeffler Wm E G. hardware. Sandquist Paul, general store.
Stromberg Andrew, wagonmaker.
STODDARD.
Population. 200. On the C. B. & Q. and La C. & S. E. Rys., and on the Mississippi river, in Bergen township, Vernon county, 24 miles northwest of Viroqua. the county seat, and 12 south of La Crosse, the near- est banking point. Has Lutheran and Meth- odist churches. Exp., Adams. Telegraph and telephone facilities. Charles P. White, postmaster.
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