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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Albrecht A, blacksmith.
Blashek H, hardware. Bruck Fred, hotel and saloon.
Duffy E. railroad and express agent.
Emberson Isaac, wagonmaker.
Granke G, carpenter.
Hanesworth J H. lumber mnfr and village president.
Hoyt J W & Son, warehouse.
Huefner Paul, grain elevator.
Johnson J P, shoemaker.
Johnson Mrs J C, dressmaker. Lie Anton, hotel and saloon.
Pomroy T O, barber and restaurant.
Rech R. well borer. Richmond Charles, grain. Stillner Fred, carpenter.
Stokku Olaf J. spoke mnfr and feed mill. Stumph Wolf, general store.
Wadenski Louis, hotel and saloon.
WHITE CHARLES P, General Store,
the county seat, 3% north of Nashotah, the nearest railroad station, and 6% north- east of Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Barnhart C L. harness.
Counsell Bros, general store.
Foster W J, carpenter. Holt James, wagonmaker.
Neumann Frank, saloon.
Sorensen J. blacksmith.
Stonebank Co-Operative Creamery Co.
Wardrobe J F. grist mill.
Weickert Frederick, general store.
STOCKTON.
Population, 40. On the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Stockton township, Portage county,
STOOPS.
Dunn countv. Postoffice discontinued.
6 miles from Stevens Point, the judicial Has rural free delivery from Eau Galle.
60% of the Fancy Cheese in Benson & Anderton, United States produced in Wis- consin. For fine dairy farms, write Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
IRON PAINT and General Roofers.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND
No Better Paint Ever Made for Metal Roofing, Smoke Stacks, Etc.
CREAM CITY PAINT MNFG. CO.
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H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
| Removable Leaf Ledgers (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
Order Sheets Holders, Binders.
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Stoops
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Stoughton
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.'Christianson Martin, contractor.
(See page 4). Sinz Bros, saw mill. Thompson C L. grocer.
STORY.
A discontinued postoffice in Oregon town- Clark Charles, agt U S Exp Co.
ship, Dane county, 15 miles south of Madi- Crosse Charles S, propr Stoughton Hub. son ,the judicial seat, 3 from Basco, the Culham David, veterinary surgeon. nearest shipping point, and 6 from Oregon, Cullman Bros (New York). Miller, Schrode its banking point. Ha's rural free delivery & Rindahl agts, leaf tobacco. from Oregon.
Currier George W. justice of peace. Davidson Rev A (Congregational). Dawes Julius H, milk.
Dearborn Charles L, grain elevator.
Department Co The, O E Terry pres, Chris- Olsen vice-pres, W H Kropf sec, K G Ol- sen treas, general store.
Population, 4,000. An incorporated city, located on the C. M. & St. P. Ry., and on Dow Robe & Sons (Robe, Robe jr and. the Yahara river. in Dane county, 16 miles Giles), insurance. southeast of Madison and 81 west of Mil- Drotning Edwin, leaf tobacco. waukee. It dates its settlement from 1847. Electric Light and Power Plants, Stoughton: Electric Light Co. Is lighted by gas and electricity, ha's water works, a well-equipped fire department, a Ellickson Albert W, sec Y M C A. city hall and library building, completed Empire Restaurant, Chris Larsen propr. Engh Christian C. tailor. at a cost of $35,000, a high and 4 ward schools, an academy and business institute. Erdahl Gunder, marshal. churche~ of the Baptist, Catholic, Congre- Erickson Andrew (est), furniture. gational, Episcopal , Lutheran, Methodist Erickson Edward, saloon. Episcopal. Norwegian Lutheran. Norwegian Erickson Furniture Co. O E Nuland mngr. Methodist and Universalist denominations, Erickson Hattie, dressmaker. 2 banks. 2 opera houses, an armory, and Evans John, mngr Stoughton Lumber Assn. Evensen Ole, pumps. 2 weekly newspapers-Courier and Hub. Tel .. W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connec- Falk Frederick N, drugs. tion. Christian Hansen. postmaster. Falk O N & Son (Ole N Falk), drugs.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Aaker Benjamin, propr Hotel Waldorf.
Ames Sylvanus, poultry breeder.
Amundson Peter, bicycle repairer.
Anderson Earle S. clothing.
Anderson Ole, real estate.
Anderson & Liebe (Andrew E Anderson, John Liebe), hardware.
Fykerud Hans, saloon.
Gerard Eva H, lumber.
Gilbertson Theodore, tailor.
Gordon Emmet, dairy.
Goodearle & Bro (Joseph H and L M), dentists.
Gould Wm. millwright.
GRAND HOTEL THE, Albert T Nelson Propr, Steam Heated, Rates $1.50 to $2. Grane Lars M, general store.
Gregerson Matthew L. dentist.
Gunder Ole, paints.
Gunderson Osmnd, leaf tobacco.
Hall Percy I, dry goods.
Halten Alfred O, grocer. Ham George, meats.
Hanson Hans O, jeweler.
Hanson Hans T, mngr Western Trading Co Haven John B. general store.
Havey Wilford O, plumber.
Blunck Frederick, painter.
Borgenson Wm, painter.
Bradstad Marie. milliner.
BRADVOLD PETER, Livery, Feed and Hegge Rev H H (Norwegian Lutheran).
Boarding Stable. (See page 1157.)
Henderson Frederick C, dentist.
Hemsing Ole H. leaf tobacco.
HIBBARD JOHN M, Publr Stoughton Courier. Hill Frederick G, contr. Hintz Charles M cigar mnfr.
Hippenmeyer Charles, barber.
Holmstad John J, carpenter.
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
+ 1 1 - . T Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Company
BEAVERS RESERVE FUND FRATER- nity. J S Hutson Supreme Commander, P I Hale, Supreme Vice Commander, B E Wait Supreme Sec-Treas; Furnishes Re- liable Life Insurance at Cost, Combining the Economical Features of Fraternal As- sessment Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. (See left top lines).
Bor
Becker George, grocer.
Bitters & Halverson (George Bitters, Sam- uel Halverson), leaf tobacco.
Bjoin Hilda, librarian city library.
Heddles Lumber Co, M A Luken mngr. Hegelmeyer Wm C, insurance. Hellickson Ole. clothing.
Monarchy
Bredesen Rev Adolf (Lutheran). Burke Henry, restaurant. Campbell James H, leaf tobacco. Chase Sidney, brewers' agent. Chin Charles, laundry.
Chipman Herbert A, physician. Christenson Chris, jeweler.
Christopherson Mrs Christine. carpet
weaver.
City Library, Hilda Bjoin librarian. Clancy & Loverud (James M Clancy, Erling K Loverud), lawyers.
MILWAUKEE.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Colby J L, general store.
STOUGHTON.
First National Bank (capital $50,000. surplus; $10,000), Leander Choate pres, H A Chip- man vice pres, M A Johnson cashr.
Flugum Edward, restaurant.
Forton & Erickson (Ole O Forton, Peter Erickson), clothing.
Auditorium The. Martin Johnson mngr.
BAILEY J M, Organizer The Beavers Reserve Fund Fraternity.
Baumgardner Edward L, barber.
Beattie & Chase (Henry Beattie, Sidney A Chase). coal.
Felland Gunder O, carbonated beverages. Fermann Wm A. photographer.
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave.
Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ASK FOR OUR FIGURES ON DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS IN STOCK AND TO ORDER.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Stoughton 1157
Holton John & Co, John Holton mngr, leaf Melaas, Johnson Co The (Martin A John- tobacco. son, Christian J Melaas), fgenl store.
Horn Joseph, well driller.
Hotel Waldorf, Ben Aaker propr.
Huber Frederick, real estate.
Huber Henry A, lawyer.
Hutson House, W S Wood propr.
Hyland Frank B, magnetic healer.
Iverson Michael, physician.
Iverson & Johnson (Benj Iverson, Andrew John: on), .aloon.
Jacobson Ole, saloon.
Jensen F M & Co (Fred M Jensen, Charles Severson), shoes.
Johnson Andrew, carpenter.
Johnson F M, poultry breeder
Johnson John A, saloon.
Johnson John C, confectioner.
Johnson Julius, meats.
Johnson Michael B, blacksmith.
Johnson & Iverson (A L Johnson, Benja- min Iverson), saloon.
Kegonsa Creamery Co, O M Orvald mngr.
Kehoe Christopher J, saloon.
Kessler Rev H H (Episcopal).
King Eugene D, billiards.
Kittleson Levi & Son (Levi and Carl), leaf tobacco.
Kjolseth Halverson, furniture.
Knight C S. restaurant.
Lally Stephen, laundry.
Langemo Ole O, agri implts.
Lanning Wm, bill poster.
Larum Iver S. meats.
Lee Ole C, leaf tobacco.
Lee Peter, leaf tobacco.
Lee Simon, marble works.
Lichtenstein Bros (New York), M C Greene Olson Martin, drayman.
agent, leaf tobacco.
Linderud Wilhelm H, city clerk.
Logan Rev H A (Methodist).
Lowry Wm J, insurance.
Lukken M A, mngr Heddles Lumber Co.
Lyon Emerson, celery grower.
Lyons Bros (Charles W and Freeman R), flour mill. 21/2 miles s.
McManus George R, physician.
McNeil & Davenport (Philo A McNeil, Lewis J Davenport), live stock. Mandt Michael, mason.
Mandt Wagon Co Band, Carl Johnson Idr.
Mandt Wagon Co The, F G Allen pres. L C Blanding sec, C H Lippincott treas, T C Lund mngr, mnfrs wagons.
Marshall L H, saloon.
Maursedt Sijur S, pumps.
Meyer J & Son (New York), O H Hensing agt, leaf tobacco.
Midgard Andrew J, printer.
Midgard Benjamin, photogr.
Midgard Knud. well driller.
Miller, Schrode & Rindall, agts Cullman Bros.
Mikkelson Estate, S T Mikkelson mngr. Myeste Ole O, restaurant.
Myhern Bros (Knud O and Nicholas O), sa- loon.
Myhern Mons O, saloon. Myrste Ole, restaurant.
NELSON ALBERT T, Propr The Grand Hotel.
Nelson Alfred J, vet surgeon.
Nelson Andrew, grocer.
Nelson Fred, poultry breeder.
Nergaard John, painter.
Newkirk Wm W, blacksmith.
Noer Julius, physician.
Norman Andrew, leaf tobacco.
Norman & Forncrook (Henry C Norman, Eugene Forncrook), saloon.
Nuland O E, mngr Erickson Furniture Co. Oak Hill Co-operative Creamery Co.
Oftelie & Severson (B T Oftelie, A L Sev- erson), real estate.
O K Store, Chris Olson mngr.
Olson Christian, leaf tobacco.
Olson Mrs Emil, baker.
Olson Gilbert, saloon.
Olson Knud, city assessor.
Olson K & Co (Knud and Levi Olson), har- nessmakers.
Olsen Nils F, blacksmith.
Olson Sever, saloon.
Omsted Nils, physician.
Oppen G O, harnessmaker.
Orvald O M, mngr Kegonsa Creamery Co. Oscar Thomas, farm implts.
Overline Lars, harnessmaker.
Ovren August E, carpenter.
Palmer Zephaniah M, blacksmith.
Pargeter Wm G, dentist. Parish Wm F, leaf tobacco.
Peterson Jans, meats. Peterson Rev Peter M (Methodist).
Peterson Samuel A, blacksmith.
Quam Wm, poultry.
Rasmussen Carl, shoes.
Rasmussen & Howe (Robert Rasmussen, Otto Howe), grocers.
PERCY BRADVOLD,
PROPRIETOR OF
Hutson House Livery
Funeral and Party Carriages a Specialty. Good Horses and Carriages With or Without Driver.
Commercial Travelers' Trade Solicited. ·
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LIVERY STABLE
WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS OF Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Of MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, (See Page 5.) Adjusting a fire loss is to-day a science.
Letters from clients during
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
corporations, firms and individuals. past ten years forwarded upon request.
Adjusts losses by fire for the insured, and audits accounts for
BREWERS'
School and Scientific Station for Brewing.
Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Roberts J A, mngr Wheeler Prairie Co- 28 miles southwest of Wausau, the county operative Creamery Co.
Roberts & Gilley (James A Roberts, Chest- er A Gilley), dairy.
Robinson & Zerwes (Richard H Robinson, John Zerwes), saloon.
Robson Wm L, confectioner.
Roe Ole K, leaf tobacco.
Rosenwald E & Bro (New York), J S Hut- son agt, leaf tobacco.
Ruh Rev M P (Lutheran).
Rutland Creamery, Elmore Tusler mngr, 5 miles w.
Scheldrup A F & Son (Andrew F and Clar- Fuller Dr C O, physician. ence A), drugs. Garbisch Louis, saloon.
Schlumberg Abraham, shoemaker.
Schrode Albert, leaf tobacco.
Smith H C, jeweler.
Spanum Christine K, milliner.
Stensvad Hellik G, tailor.
STOUGHTON COURIER, John M Hib- bard Publr.
Stoughton Electric Light Co (capital $10,- 000), F B Hyland pres, Robe Dow jr sec. Stoughton Hub, C S Grosse propr.
Stoughton Lumber Assn, John Evans mngr. Stoughton News Co, S T Mikkelson mngr. Stoughton Orchestra, E L Baumgardenr Idr Stoughton Shoe Co The, P T Hale pres, W
A Dawes vice-pres, F M Jensen sec, Fred Huber treas.
STOUGHTON STATE BANK (Capital $25,000, Surplus $25,000), Robe Dow Cashier. STOUGHTON WAGON COMPANY, F J Vea Pres, Henry Beattie Vice-Pres, Wm C Hegelmeyer Sec, M M J Vea Treas.
Stub Rev J A (Lutheran).
Sullivan & Lineau, livery.
Swan Hans H, sewing machines.
Thorwick Mrs H M, carpet weaver.
Torgeson Ole S, hardware.
Townsend & Hyland (Earl Townsend, Ross Hyland), ice.
Trulson Louis M, physician.
Tusler Elmore, mngr Rutland Creamery.
United States Express Co, Charles Clark agent. ' Population, 100. In township of same name, Adams county, 131/2 miles northwest Vingum Lars, carpenter. of Friendship, the county seat, and 6 north- Wait Benjamin E, lawyer. east of Necedah, the nearest railroad sta- WAIT B E, Supreme Sec and Treas tion and banking point. Mail, daily. F. B.
Beavers' Reserve Fund Fraternity.
Watson George.C, nursery.
Webber A W, prin schools.
Westenhaver Arthur J, grocer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Adams County Metallic Tel Co.
Bredeson Otto, blacksmith.
Fiegel J G & Son, general store. Green Charles, carpenter.
KENT F B, Watch and Bicycle Repr. Mattison C, hotel.
Wyman Clinton, blacksmith.
STRUM.
Population, 288. Formerly known as Til- den, is in Unity township, Trempeleau county, on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on Beef river, 17 miles north of Whitehall. from Suring, the nearest shipping po'nt. the judicial seat. Ole Nysneen, postmaster. Has rural free delivery from Gillett.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) (See page 4.)
STRATFORD.
CALL J A, Hay, Grain and Live Stock. Elem A, express agent.
Population, 700. On the C. & N. W. Ry., Finsted Christ, blacksmith. in Cleveland township, Marathon county, Helsen Rev Carl J. (Lutheran).
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete. Write me. MILWAUKEE
JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. Room 332 Wells Building.
WIS.
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seat, and 13 from Marshfield, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches. Stages daily to March. Exp., Am. Tel.s, W. U. Telephone connection. J. C. Kieffer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ansloos V H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Caspar Rev Martin (Catholic).
CONNOR R CO, J C Kieffer Mngr, Gen- eral Store and Saw Mill. Curtin Frank, justice.
Hall Frank J, meat market.
Hickey John, saloon.
Hoesly Thos J, feed mill.
Kemme Herman L, saloon.
Klumb Fred, blacksmith.
Kohl Chas J, restaurant.
Kohl John, saloon.
Leiteritz Ernest C, saloon.
McEachren Grain and Elevator Co.
Mahoney Dan & Co, general store.
Maxson Bros, hardware.
Morrison & Miller, saw mill.
Rogney Mrs Nute, dressmaker.
Strachota Peter, hotel and saloon.
Wagner Geo W, barber.
Wahl Henry S, physician.
Went William, meat market.
STRICKLAND.
A postoffice and flag station on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Gates county, 21 miles west of Ladysmith, the county seat, and 12 from Cameron, the nearest banking point. Telephone connection. Stephen Ha- las, postmaster and general store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
STRONG'S PRAIRIE.
Kent, postmaster.
Wheeler Prairie Co-operative Creamery Co, J A Roberts mngr, 3 miles e. Wiese Rev Martin F (Lutheran). Wisconsin Tel Co, Stephen Buzzell mngr. Wood W S, propr Hutson House. Zwicker Henry, cigar mnfr.
STRAND.
A discontinued postoffice in Maple Valley township, Oconto county, 26 miles north- west of Oconto, the judicial seat, 9 from Gillett, the nearest bank location, and 5
Mail, daily.
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Hogue L, barber.
Johnson Ed, butter maker.
JOHNSON T C, Hardware.
Kenyon Mrs E J, milliner.
Klungseth J A furniture.
Knudson Heleck, blacksmith. Olson Tobias M, grain and agrl impts. Pederson Anton & Olson, meats.
Pederson Charley, hotel.
Pederson Ole Mdse Co, general store.
Peterson Even, blacksmith.
Robbe Bros & Dahl, general store.
Saxrud Alvin, meats.
Strand Henry, general store. Taft Rev P (Lutheran).
Tweet K M, pumps.
Williams D, hotel and livery.
STURGEON BAY.
Population, 4,000. The judicial seat of Burke Robert, shoemaker. Door county, is an incorporated city lo- Cameron Elias C, marble cutter.
cated on the Ahnapee & Western Ry., 45 miles northeast of Green Bay and on an inlet of the same name, which, with a canal 112 miles in length, connects Green Bay with Lake Michigan, thus shortening the passage from the south into Green Bay by 100 miles. The city was settled in 1850 and incorporated in 1883.
It is Conjunska Frank, barber.
Cook Richard L, physician.
lighted by electricity, has water works, a finely equipped fire department, excellent Cornwall James T, saloon.
religious and educational advantages, 4 Cosme Ferdinand. mason.
banks, and 2 weekly newspapers-the Ad- vocate and Door County Democrat. There are extensive stone quarries, dry docks and shipyards, brewery, canning factories, Hour, planing and saw mills, furniture fac- tory, foundry and machine shop, etc. The Goodrich line of steamers touch here tri- weekly and the Hart line to Green Bay and all ports on Green Bay makes this port daily. Stages daily to Green Bay, Sister Bay and intermediate points and tri-weekly
to Voseville, Graceport, Hainesville and to DECKER EDWARD, Pres Ahnapee & Algoma and intermediate points. Tel., W. Western Ry. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. Fitz- James Hamilton, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Acker Edward, saloon.
ADVOCATE THE, Frank Long Propr. AHNAPEE & WESTERN RY, Edward Decker Pres, David Decker Vice-Pres and Genl Mngr, Edward Decker Jr Sec and Treas.
Allen Gideon W, lawyer.
Allen John H Seed Co, seeds.
Anderson Albert, jeweler (Sawyer).
Anderson Alexander, blacksmith. Anderson Andrew, livery.
Anderson Erik N (Sawyer), postmaster. Anderson Mollie. dressmaker.
Arle Joseph, saloon. Arnold Jacob, saloon. Augustine J Theodore. boat livery. Bade Christ, saloon (Sawyer).
BANK OF SAWYER (Sawyer) (Capital $20,000). A J Kreitzer Pres. Bernard Lyon Vice-Pres, Herbert L Peterson Cashr. (See page 1162.)
BANK OF STURGEON BAY (Capital Erichsen Miss Martha, stenographer. $30,000). David Decker Pres. R P Cody Evergreen Nursery Co, C C Pinney sec. Vice-Pres, Henry Fetzer Cashr. page 1161.)
BANK OF STURGEON BAY (Sawyer
Branch), B J Keith Mngr.
Barnhardt Wm. harness.
Bay Shore Sanitarium and Hospital, Dr H C Sibree propr.
Bay Side Cemetery Assn, Frank Long sec. Bay View Roller Mills (Sawyer). Berg John, hay.
Bertleson Edward, mason (Sawyer).
Bhirdo Peter, saloon and boarding.
Birmingham Edward, well driller.
Birmingham & Lavassor (Henry G Bir- mingham. Joseph Lavassor), shoes.
Blau Jonathan M, agt Ahnapee & Western Ry and U S Exp Co.
Bong Charles, laundry.
Brandt Gus, saloon. Broens Rev Alphonse (Catholic).
Bunt & Webb (Thomas H Bunt. Chester S Webb), laundry.
Cochem Matthias, general store.
CODY RICHARD P, Attorney-at-Law, Collections and Vice-Pres Bank of Stur- geon Bay.
Crandall Frederick D, architect.
Crandall Guy, bill poster.
Dalemont Joseph G. county treasurer.
Dana J C Co. Joseph C Dana pres, Lucy C Gillespie sec and treas, farm impts. Darling Wm. coroner.
De Chesne Victor. agt A & W Ry and W U Tel Co (Sawyer).
DECKER DAVID, Pres Bank of Stur- geon Bay, Vice-Pres and Genl Mngr Ah- napee & Western Ry.
DECKER EDWARD JR, Sec and Treas Ahnapee & Western Ry.
DECKER & FETZER (David Decker, Henry Fetzer), Abstracts. Lands. Real Estate and Insurance. (See page 1161.) Deffoe Joseph, boat builder.
Dehos Jacob, county and probate judge. Dehos Martin, grocer.
Deutsch & Humke (Wm Deutsch. Otto Humke), blacksmiths (Sawyer).
Dieter Bernhardt, wall paper.
Donglinger Peter. carpenter.
Door County Canning Co.
Door County Democrat, John J Pinne publr.
Door County Mnfg Co. Henry Poehler pres, F J Moeller sec. Wm Moeller treas. brick mnfrs.
Dreutzer Yugoe, district attorney.
Easson Wallace, photographer.
Easson & French (Wallace Easson, Earl M French), real estate and insurance.
Egan Timothy A, dentist.
Eichinger J A. county supt of schools.
Erdmann Henry, tailor (Sawyer).
(See Falk & Buchan Co, I L Buchan sec, feed. Fartenps Felix, saloon (Sawyer).
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Planing Mill Exhausters, Drying Apparatus, Fans and Blowers. Engines, Cotton Elevators, Dry Kiln Appurtenances, Steel Plate
Chandler Albert H, dentist.
Chapman Norman, barber (Sawyer).
Christiansen Nels, sewing machines.
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Fellner Joseph A, saloon (Sawyer). Fengler Frank J A. baker.
FETZER HENRY, Cashier Bank of LaMontague & DeKeyser (Frank LaMon-
Sturgeon Bay.
Feuerstein J & Co (John Feuerstein, Charles A Masse), pianos.
Foster Frank, bicycles.
FRENCH MRS ELLA M, Propr Hotel Laurie John, stone quarry.
Waldo.
Fritzler Herman, sheriff.
Galert John, carpenter.
Gaede Willard E. lawyer.
Goettleman John, hotel (Sawyer).
Goodrich Transportation Co, W H Seide- man agt.
Goodwin-Harrie Seed Co (of Chicago, Il1), J B Davis agent.
Gordon Arthur J, dentist.
Gotham L E. physician (Sawyer).
Graass Henry, lawyer.
Graef & Nebel (John Graef, Louis P Nebel), stone quarry.
Graff & Wagener (John Graff, Arnold N|LYON BERNARD (Sawyer), Vice-Pres Wagener), cigar mnfr. Bank of Sawyer.
Greenfeldt Rev Samuel (Moravian).
Green Stone & Quarrie Co (Sawyer).
Greisen Charles, general store.
Haen Bernard, meats.
Haen Bros (John and Peter), nieats.
Hagemeister Brewing Co, George Martin mngr.
Hagman Peter H, cigar mnfr (Sawyer).
Hahn Henry. furn and undertaker.
Hahn's Opera House. Bernard Hahn propr.
HALSTEAD JAMES S, County Clerk.
Halstead-Maples Hardware Co, WA
Maples pres, Wm J Halstead sec and treas. hardware.
Halstead Wm, harness.
Hamilton Fitz James, postmaster lawyer.
and
Hansen Frederick, shoemaker.
Harris Joseph, boat builder.
Hart Steamboat Line, W H Seideman agt.
Hatch Bingham & Co. nursery.
Hay J S Hardware Co, George W Hay mngr, hardware.
Hel :. er Hugh, restaurant.
Henkel John, saloon.
Hepp Louis, carpenter.
Higgins Allen, clerk circuit court.
Hilton G F. physician.
Hopp Alexander, saloon. HOTEL UNION, Wm Moeller Propr,
First-class Livery in Connection. (See page 1162.)
HOTEL WALDO, Mrs Ella M French Proprietor, Rate $2.00 Per Day.
Huber Frank, saloon (Sawyer).
Humane Society, Frank Long sec.
Hunsader John Machine Co, Thomas H Smith sec, machinists.
Ives Bros (Wallace L and Frank A), foun- dry.
Johnson Alexander, horseshoer.
Kalmbach Albert, whol fish.
Karker E G, painter and wall paper.
KEITH B J (Sawyer), Mngr Sawyer Branch of Bank of Sturgeon Bay.
Kirtland Fred, restaurant.
Knudson Martin, blacksmith.
Knudson & Son, livery stable (Sawyer) Knuth Wm, livery.
Kostka & Kubis (John Kostka, Albert Kubis; merchant tailors.
KREITZER A J (Sawyer), Pres Bank of Sawyer.
tague, Joseph DeKeyser), genl store.
LaPlant E M & Co (Earl M and Mitcheil F LaPlant), general store.
LaPlant Mitchell F, barber.
Lawrence M.E & Son (Myron E and Dud- ley), meats.
Lawrence Wallace, fruit grower. LAWRENCE WM A, Cashier Mer- chants Exchange Bank."
Lawrence W B, fruit grower.
Leathem & Smith Towing and Wrecking Co, Thomas H Smith sec, tug line.
Leonhardt Bros (Peter and Henry), agricul- tural implements.
Londo Frank, lime mnfr.
LONG FRANK, Propr The Advocate and Sec Bay Side Cemetery Assn. Lovelace George, mngr Wis Tel Co.
Lyon Bros & Co (Sawyer) (Bernard L and Oscar C Lyon, Peter J Linden), general store and grain elevator.
Mccullough Frank M, county surveyor.
MCCULLOUGH THOS W, Real Estate Insurance, Investments, Collections. (See page 1161.)
McKercher Arthur, furn and undtkr.
Mainz George, saloon.
Mainz Oscar, dray.
Mann Mrs J R, notions and restaurant.
Mapes Richard (Sawyer), blksmith.
Martin George, mngr Hagemeister Brew- ing Co.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK (Cap-
ital $25,000), C L Nelson Pres, Charles Reynolds Vice-Pres, Wm A Lawrence Cashier. (See page 1162.)
Shimmel Bros, merchant tailors.
Meyer James, barber.
Miller Adolph W, clothing.
Miller Mrs Mary (Sawyer), confr.
Minor A A, sheriff.
MOELLER WM, Propr Hotel Union and Treas Door County Mnfg Co. (See page 1162.)
Molle John E, jeweler.
Moore Orville R, photogr.
Moore & Hill (J F Moore, F L Hill), sa- loon (Sawyer).
Nebel Louis H. electrician.
Nelson Andrew, register of deeds.
Nelson Clarence, restaurant (Sawyer).
NELSON C L, Pres Merchants' Ex- change Bank.
Nelson Edith, stenogr.
Nelson Herbert, agt Standard Oil Co.
NELSON & LAWRENCE (C L Nelson, W A Lawrence), Insurance, Abstracts, Tick- et Agents for Ocean, Lake and Bay Transportation. (See page 1162.)
Neuville & Wulf (Jule G Neuville, Alfred Wulf), furn and undertkrs (Sawyer).
Noel Jacob J, harness.
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