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(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 8.40 M. D. FETHERS,
Assets, $43,891,738.4
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, Machinery Broker
Boilers, Engines, Pumps, Gas and Gasoline Engines, 921 Garfield, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Compressors. Suction Gas Producing Plants Installed. (SEE PAGE 4.)
Torun
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Trempealeau 1201
TORUN.
A discontinued postoffice in Portage coun- Pepin A J, blacksmith. ty. Send mail to Ellis.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
TOWERVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Utica town- ship. Crawford county, 38 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, 12 south of Viroqua, and 7 west of Soldiers' Grove, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Has rural free delivery from Sol- diers' Grove.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Davis G W. woolen mill. Hilgerson Thomas, general store.
Star Valley Butter Factory. Stunkard C H, flour mill.
Tainter A J & Son, blacksmiths. Thingsta Ole, blacksmith.
TOWNSEND.
Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Armstrong township, Oconto county, 52 miles northwest of Oconto, the county seat the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., and 37 from Gillett, the nearest banking Am. Telephone connection. point. John P. Schmitt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Ewer Truman, hotel. Fuller D W, genl store. Glockie Bros, saw mill. Kraemer M A, hotel.
La Praria Glen, genl store. Newcomb Bernard, blacksmith.
TRADE LAKE.
Population, 150. On Trade River, in Trade miles south of Whitehall, the county seat, Lake township, Burnett county, 11 miles southeast of Grantsburg, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Stages daily 7 from Galesville, the nearest banking point, 12 from Winona, Minn., and 19% from La Crosse. Has Catholic, Congrega- to Grantsburg and Alabama. Telephone tional and Methodist churches, a high connection. Mail, daily. Andrew Ander- son, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Herald. A steamer plies between here and
(See page 4.) Anderson John E, justice.
Anderson P O, shoemaker. Barck Rev F C (Methodist).
Barck Mrs, music teacher.
Beyer F G, tinsmith.
Birch L J, carp.
CHRISTENSON O T, Genl Store.
Dahlberg Aaron O, saw mill. Eklof A F, apiarist. Farmers' Creamery Co. FRANSEEN & WILLIAMS, Agricultural Implements.
Gredin Nils, blksmith. Grimh C C & Sons, flour and saw mill. Hedeen Rev Charles (Methodist).
Hoke Rev O. (Baptist).
Hult Rev A (Lutheran).
Hutson Mrs E, genl store.
Isaacson Andrew, mason. Johnson O A. cattle dir.
Johnson & Schyttner, genl store and agrl implts. Liljigren Rev Frank J (Baptist). Lindblad Bros, painters. Mattson Ole, saw mill.
NORINE WM, Hotel and Meats.
Olson J W, mason.
Schyttner P, music tchr.
Selander Andrew, genl store. Selim A, mason. Strand Charles, contr.
Trade Lake Cornet Band, P Schyttner idr. Wagman A J, blacksmith.
Wickholm E, painter. Williams Charles, confectioner.
TRADE RIVER.
A country postoffice on river of same name, in Burnett county, 12 miles south of Grantsburg, the seat of justice, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDERSON CHARLES, General Store. Johnston John F, general store. Peterson C E, saw and grist mill.
TRAMWAY.
A country postoffice on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Menominee township, Dunn county, 8 miles northwest of Menominee,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arntson Robert, blacksmith.
Kirkland & Co, genl store and brick mnfrs.
TREMPEALEAU.
Population, 650. An incorporated village located on the C., B. & Q., the G. B. & W. (depots one-half mile apart), and the C. & N. W. Rys., and on the Mississippi river. in Trempealeau township and cour.ty, 30
school, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Trempealeau Gazette and the Treinpealeau
La Crosse and Winona. Exp., Adams and Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. B. F. Robinson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen W M, justice of peace.
Angell Charles H, American Exp agt. Babbitt M T, fruit grower.
Thomas, publr Trempealeau Ga- zette. Button Julius C, lawyer.
Church Charles A; saw mill,
Coman Mrs C E, general store.
Drugan & Crossen (Charles Drugan, Wm Crossen), barbers and billiards.
Fidler Fred L. blacksmith.
Goodhue Alletta D, pubir Trempealeau Herald.
Graves Miss Adella', tchr public school.
Graves W A & Son (Warren A and Fred W), general store.
Halderson John O, furniture.
Hankey Edward J, general store.
Hanson Lewis S. shoemaker.
Hanson Mrs Siegried, carpet weaver.
Haw Rev John (Methodist).
Robert A. Lang,
CONTRACTING HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
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PATENTS.
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Book. Address, W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., Attorneys at Law,
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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)
Repairing Engines, Pumps and Machinery of every des- of Special Machinery and Tools. General Jobbing.
1202 Trempealeau
Huttenfoff Wm, saloon. Huttonhow W H, ice dealer. Ingalls James B. jeweler.
Johnson Nels F. mason. Lane B L. R R and Exp Agt.
McCormick C J, prin of school. McDonagh James, live stock.
McFarland W E. physician.
McGraw Bernard, mason.
Merwin Elmer, livery. Merwin Wm, lumber.
Metcalf J J, justice.
Phillips James, meats.
Pierson James S. drugs. Robinson Hattie. dressmaker.
Sparling W E, agt N W Ry.
Stangel Wenzel, hardware.
Thomas Charles W, hotel.
Thomas Willis C. confectioner.
Trempealeau Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins
Co. Thomas Bohen pres, Charles Thomas sec.
Trempealeau Gazette, Thomas Bohen publr. Trempealeau Herald, Alletta D Goodhue publr.
Trempealeau Opera House. J. S Pierson mngr.
Utter Joseph C, grain. Wilcox Emmett, fruit grower.
Wooster Curtis S, fruit grower.
TREVOR.
Population, 80. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., in Salem township, Kenosha coun- ty, 18 miles southwest of Kenosha, the judicial seat, and 314 from Antioch, Ill., the nearest banking point. Exp. National. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. James S. Montgomery, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Achtenberg Mrs Mary. dressmaker.
Baethke August, creamery.
CAREY & MONTGOMERY (Walter
Carey, James S Montgomery), General Store and Meat Market.
Curtiss W M. hay and feed mill.
Edgar Arthur, hotel and livery.
Hathaway L W & Co, pickle mnfrs.
Heller Rev P J (Catholic).
Karrer E. summer resort.
Oetting Bros, ice.
Patrick Mrs Addie. dressmaker.
Rolfe C W, R R, Exp and Tel Agt. Schumacher N J, saloon.
Smithcamp Wm F, blacksmith. Taylor W B. insurance.
TRIM BELLE.
A discontinued postoffice on Trim Belle creek, in Trim Belle township, Pierce county, 5 miles west of Ellsworth, the coun- ty seat, nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Ha's rural free delivery from Ellsworth.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Barnes John M, blacksmith. Beddall John T, general store. Colburn Winfield S. flour mill. Hallida- Bros, general store. Mclaughlin Bros, flour mill.
TRIPOLI.
Population, 50. On the M. St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Tomahawk township, Lin- coln county, 30 miles northwest of Merrill, the county seat, 15 from Prentice and 16 from Tomahawk, both of which latter places afford banking facilities. Exp., Western. H. H. Stolle, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
STOLLE H H, Real Estate and Lum- ber.
STOLLE-BARNDT, General Store. Stolle-Barndt Lbr Co, saw mill.
TRIPPVILLE.
A rural postoffice in Hillsboro township, Vernon county, 35 miles northeast of Vir- oqua, the county seat, 9 from Elroy, the usual shipping point, and 6 from Hills- boro, the nearest banking point. Mail stage daily to and from Elroy; fare, 25 cents. D. N. Tripp, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Mutch Kenny, creamery.
TRIPP D N, Genl Store and Saw Mill Walker Henry, genl merchandise.
Wheeler John, blacksmith.
TROY.
Population, 250. Located in Troy town- ship, Walworth county, 10 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the judicial seat, 3 from Troy Center, its shipping point, and 2 from East Troy, the nearest bank location. Has a creamery. Stage twice daily to East Troy and Troy Center. Mail, daily. Albert
Rohda, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See nage 4.)
ADKINS EMORY T, Blacksmith.
Adkins Mrs Susie, dressmaker.
Atkinson Allie A. live stock breeder.
Byrne Henry, poultry.
Cowley Miss, dressmaker.
Lumsden Alexander, carpenter.
Mckenzie Alexander. live stock.
ROHDA ALBERT, Postmaster. ROHDA CHARLES F, General Store. Shock Louis R, saloon.
TROY CO-OPERATIVE BUTTER AND Cheese Co, N J Randolph pres, Wm Web- ster sec.
Van De Bogart James, painter. Walbrandt Wm, wagonmaker.
Webster James, general store.
TROY CENTER.
Population, 175. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Troy township, Walworth county, 13 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the judicial seat, and 41/2 northwest of East Troy, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1872. Has a Methodist church, a graded public school and a creamery. Stage twice daily to East Troy. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. J. K. Douglass, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Andrus Frank L, notary public and carpen- ter.
Babcock Clayton M, barber.
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Troy Center
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Turtle Lake
1203
Babcock Engene, drayman.
Bartlett Miss Edith, physician.
Boney Lawrence, general store.
Brewin John, saloon, livery, propr Troy Center Hotel and Troy Center Opera House.
Bunker George, plating works.
Carver Benjamin A, railroad, express and telegraph agent.
Chatfield & McGee, pumps.
Corbett Clelland, well digger.
DOUGLASS J K CO (J K Douglass), General Store.
Dyke Charles, carpenter.
Holmes Richard, carpenter.
Lacey Joseph G, blacksmith.
Lamb Mrs. Hattie, dressmaker.
Rourke Martin, drayman.
Schwartz J A & Son (John A and Albert A), lumber, grain and live stock.
Troy Center Hotel, John Brewin propr.
Troy Center Opera House, John Brewin propr.
Watkins Emma, dressmaker.
Watrus Mrs Belle, music teacher.
Wisconsin Butter & Cheese Co, D E Porter supt.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, B A Carver mngr.
TRUESDELL.
Population, 150. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Pleasant Prairie township, Ke- nosha county, 4 miles west of Kenosha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion. J. H. Beland, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Alsted Jacob, feed mill.
BELAND JOSEPH H, Coal, Farm Implts, Railroad and Express Agt.
Langer Caspar, hotel. Nelson Nels, blacksmith.
Steinback M, hotel and saloon. Uihlein Bros, horse breeders.
TRUMAN.
A country postoffice in Kendall township, LaFayette county, 8 miles northwest of Darlington, the county seat and usual banking point, and 5 from Calamine, the nearest shipping point. Frank Fink, post- master and farmer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FINK FRED, Farmer.
Norton Rev M B (Catholic).
Patte Emil, cheese manufacturer.
TUNNEL CITY.
Population, 175. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Greenfield township, Mon- roe county, 14 miles northeast of Sparta, the county seat, and 3% northwest of To- mah, the nearest banking point. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Wal- lace F. Taft, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews Rudolph, hardware and biksmith. Bettallia W H, general store.
DONALD DR WM J, General Store, Hardware and Mnfr Donald Crutch At- tachment. Farrell R S, hotel.
Hilliker George, carpenter.
Hilliker G G, mason.
Hilliker J W, carpenter.
James S P, railroad, express and tel agt. Murray George, physician.
Simpson John, barber.
Taft R E, general store.
TAFT WALLACE F, Stock Buyer.
Tunnel City Creamery.
Winship & Taft, live stock.
TURTLE LAKE.
Population, 380. An incorporated village on the C., St. P., M. & O. and the M., St. P. &. S. Ste. Marie Rys., in Almena town- ship, Barron county, 16 miles west of Bar- ron, the county seat, 12 from Cumberland and 14 from Amery. Has Catholic, Epis- copal and United Brethren churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Bugle. Exp., Am. and Western. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. J. H. Bunker, posimast- er.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bader Wm R, feed mill.
Bank of Turtle Lake (capital $15,000), L G Richardson pres, Francis G Mckenzie cashier.
Becker George P, hardware.
Blair Mrs Jane, dressmaker.
Blix Arnoldus O, general store.
Breit George, furniture.
Brown Charles, meats.
Brown John, shoemaker.
CANTARBRASBEACH
PALACE Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
First-class Rigs, Careful Driv- ers, who are well acquainted with the surrounding country. Traveling Men's Trade a Specialty
BERT J. HART, Prop. Turtle Lake, Wis.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL
TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
CONTRACTOR.
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
M. Pfeifer Heating Co.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
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.
1204 Turtle Lake
BUGLE THE, Adolph A Nuesse Publr. Turcott Norman, meats. (See adv.)
The Bugle,
A. H. NUESSE, Publisher.
Official Paper of the County and Furnishes all the Latest News.
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS. $1.00 PER YEAR. TURTLE LAKE, WIS,
Chinnock Bros (Garfield and Layton), bar- bers. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, David S Wal- lace Proprietor. (See adv.)
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
DAVID WALLACE, Propr.
One Block from Depot. A Home for the Traveling Public. New Building, Remod- eled and Newly Furnished. $1.00 and $1.50 Per Day. TURTLE LAKE, WIS.
Conrad Charles F, railroad agent.
Cornwell James E, notions.
Demaer Moses, saloon.
Duncan George F, painter.
Fiske Frank E, propr Hotel Fiske.
Funk Christ, saloon.
Gaffney John, carpenter.
Gafney James, drayman.
Griswold Louis W, drugs.
Hamel Edward, general store.
HART BERT J, Propr Palace Livery. (See page 1203.
Hoffman Julius, contractor.
Hogan John, general store.
Hotel Fiske, Frank E Fiske proprietor.
Karenke Herman, saloon.
Lambert Martin, apiarist.
Le Clair Louis, saloon.
McChesney Bros (Porter and Jesse.) masons.
McChesney Louis, marshal.
Turtle Lake McGee Mrs Mary, propr House.
McGee & Johnson (Frank McGee, Jay Johnson), livery.
Miller Martin, blacksmith.
Nelson N Albert, grain buyer.
NUESSE ADOLPH A, Publr The Bugle. (See adv.)
Olcutt F L, J W Richards mngr, lumber.
PALACE LIVERY, Bert J Hart Propr. (See page 1203.)
Parker A T, sheep ranch.
Rassmussen James Mercantile Co, N Al- bert Nelson manager.
Refsnider John, carpenter.
Schuneman Gustaf, live stock.
Sherman Wm H, restaurant.
Stevens Michael R, farm implements.
Tanner Grant F, physician.
Trompeter Rev Leonard (Catholic).
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Twin Bluffs
Turtle Lake Brass Band, Grant F Tanner leader.
Turtle Lake Co-operative Assn, August Starkusky pres, Charles H Coler sec, creamery.
Turtle Lake House, Mrs Mary McGee propr WALLACE DAVID S, Propr Commer- cial Hotel. (See adv.)
Weber Joseph, harness.
WEBSTER WM E, Real Estate, Loans and Abstracts of Title. (See page 465.) Werner George J, real estate. West Woll W, general store.
TUSCOBIA.
A country postoffice in Oak Grove town- ship, Barron county, on the C., St. P., M & O. Ry., 16 miles from Barron, the county seat, and 6 from Rice Lake, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. M. J. Wagner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Havel Joe, carpenter.
Kuca A, harnessmaker.
Roubal Frank, mason.
Soukup Joseph V, saloon, blksmith and machinery.
WAGNER MIKE J, Cheese Mnfr and Grocer.
TUSTIN.
Population, 135. A village on Lake Poy- gan, in Bloomfield township, Waushara county, 23 miles northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 11 from Weyauwega, the nearest railroad station and bank lo- cation. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. John Boyson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Blechel John, blacksmith.
BOYSON JOHN, Genl Store, Livery and Saloon.
Goergensen Bros, feed mill and wagonmkrs Greering Gustave, barber and shoemaker. Jolly Five Orchestra, John Boyson jr mngr Laborde & Son, boat builders.
Military Band, John Boyson jr mngr.
Otto F A, carpenter.
Otto M D, farm machinery.
Pufahl Fred, shoemaker. Sasse George, saloon.
TWIN BLUFFS.
Population, 70. A postoffice on Pine river and the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Orion town- ship, Richland county, 7 miles southeast of Richland Center, the county seat and near- est banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. E. E. McCollum, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barnett C G, stock breeder.
Ghaslin A A, veterinary surgeon.
Ghaslin & Fries, stock breeders.
Jackson Mrs Amy, hotel.
McCollum D C, railroad, exp and tel agt. MCCOLLUM E E, Genl Store and Lum- ber.
McCorkle J C, stock breeder.
Pauls L, stock breeder.
Rabe Rev (Evangelical).
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Twin Bluffs WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Two Rivers 1205
Ruetten Peter, cheese manufacturer. Schauf John, blacksmith and farm implts. Schuerman Bros, flour and excelsior mills.
TWIN GROVE.
A discontinued postoffice in Green county, 81/2 miles southeast of Monroe, the county seat, and 5 southwest of Juda, the nearest Batz Elizabeth, libr Joseph Mann Library. railroad station, whence it has rural free Beeck Herman W, grocer. delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Miller & Son, general store.
TWIN LAKES.
Population, 250. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Randall township, Kenosha county, 22 miles west of Kenosha, the judicial seat, and 412 from Genoa Junction, the nearest ,banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Henry C. Grupe, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ackerman A, hotel and saloon. GRUPE HENRY C, Genl Store.
Kelley James, telegraph agent.
Kirsten George, hotel.
Kline Charles, village president.
Lawler Harry, ice.
Schmidt George, hotel.
Taylor Benjamin, railroad agent.
Twin Lake Club House, F Reich mngr. Zerfas Frank, saloon.
Zerfas Mrs Kate, hotel.
TWO RIVERS.
Population, 4,000. An incorporated city on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Manitowoc coun- ty, 6 miles north of Manitowoc, the judicial
Bay, 25 from Kewaunee, and 85 from Mil- waukee, beautifully situated on the shore of Lake Michigan, and between two small rivers, making a fine harbor, an electric street railway connecting Manitowoc is also in operation. It contains 2 banks, a weekly newspaper, The Chronicle, excellent educa- tional advantages, a public library, good hotels, electric light and water works, owned and operated by the city, has knit- ting works, canning factory, woodenware and wood type factories, aluminum sign factory, dentists' cabinet factory, veneer seating factory, brewery, manufactories of cement block, hosiery, steel gates and cur- tain stretchers, machine shop and grist mill. The city is just now on a progres- sive move, and expects to rank with the manufacturing cities of Wisconsin in the near future. The Goodrich line of steam- ers make daily connection with all ports north and south. Stages daily to Kewau- nee and Cooperstown. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank Riley, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Aluminum Mnfg Co, Joseph Koenig pres, H P Hamilton sec.
ALUMINUM SIGN CO. (See adv, p 1207). American Cabinet Co, Edward J Soik pres, dental goods.
American Express Co, Charles F Kirst agt. Nelson Lumber Co, Elton M Hanson mngr.
Baitz & Son (Andrew and Conrad), blacksmiths.
BANK OF TWO RIVERS (Capital and Surplus $300,000), Edward Decker Pres, W J Wrieth Cashier. (See page 1206.)
BARTELME PETER J, Mngr The Waverly Hotel. (See page 1207.)
Blakeslee George R (Congregationalist).
Boettger Herman, general store.
Boldus Frank A, meats. Braun John, jeweler.
Buhse Louise, dressmaker. Burdick Albert, house mover. Cech Anton, harnessmaker.
Chicago & N W R R, C L Hammond agt.
Christian Emil, physician.
Chronicle The, W F Nash & Son proprs.
Currens J R, physician.
Dicke Frederick W, lawyer.
Dicke George H, real estate.
Diehl Perry J, bowling alley.
Doehler Rev A F (Lutheran).
Eggers F Veneer Seating Co, Fred Eggers pres, F W Eggers sec, furniture mnfrs.
Eggers Joseph, dentist. Farrell A M, physician.
Feuerstein Peter, agt Goodrich Trans Co.
Gagnon Peter, general store.
Galecki John F, tailor.
Gates Eugene, physician.
Gauthier Antone, light house keeper.
Geissler Rev Joseph (Catholic.)
Gesell John, building material.
Gloe Henry, fish. Goeler Michael, tailor.
Golimbewsky Joseph, shoemaker.
Goodrich Transportation Co, Peter Feuer- stein agent.
Grimmer & Sell (August Grimmer, Louis Sell), carpenters.
seat, 31 from Sheboygan, 36 from Green Hamilton Mnfg Co. James E Hamilton
pres, L J Nash sec, printers' supplies. Hammel Wm H, meats.
Hammond C L, agt C' & N WR R.
HANSEN HENRY, Saloon, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Heubner Rev Frederick (German Evan). Israel Max, dry goods.
KAHLENBERG BROS (Wm, Otto and John), Mnfrs Marine Gasoline Engines. (See page 1206.)
KAHLENBERG MISS EMMA, Milliner. Kahlenberg Richard, meats.
Kaufman Nicholas, blacksmith.
Kempfert Henry, saloon.
Klein Adam, furniture.
Krause Charles, carpenter.
Krause Peter, mason.
Krist Charles F, agt Am Exp Co and drugs Krizek Frank, saloon.
Kumbalek Anton, harnessmaker.
Lake House, Mrs Peter Rau proprietor.
Lenhardt & Schrader (Frank Lenhardt, Wm Schrader), proprs Wisconsin House. Mann Joseph Library, Elizabeth Baets libr Meyer Christian F. cigar mnfr.
Miller George R, barber.
Mueller Bros Brewing Co. Charles E Muell- er pres, Edward Mueller sec.
Napierczinski Frank, barber.
Nash W F & Son (W F and George), pub- lishers The Chronicle.
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Niquette Edward, saloon.
Niquette Mrs Urban, grocer.
Opera House, Wm Schaefer mngr.
Pfeffer & Co (Edward Pfeffer, Ed Pilon), furniture.
Radzinsky Andrew, carpenter.
Rau Mrs Peter, propr Lake House.
Rehrauer George, livery.
Reimers Charles, confectioner.
Riley Frank E, postmaster.
Ruebel Louis, bakery.
Schaefer Wm, mngr Opera House and sa- loon.
Scherer & Boehringer (Peter J Scherer, Wm Boehringer), coal.
Schmeider Simon J, clothing.
Schradi John, shoemaker.
Schroeder Bros Co (inc; capital $70,000), Peter Schroeder pres, James Schroeder sec, general store.
Schroeder James S, justice of peace.
Schroeder Peter, mayor and capitalist. Schultz Charles, livery.
SCHULTZ FRED & SON (Wm and Fred), Livery. (See page 1207.)
Seitz Joseph, plumber.
Simonis J N, saloon.
Smith & Selk (Andrew Smith, Herman Selk), hardware.
Sogge George E, capt life saving station. Soik Edward J, dentist.
Somntag August, chief police.
Stephany Joseph K, drugs.
Stollberg Thomas L, saloon.
Suettinger Robert H, hardware.
Tadych John J, propr Washington House. Tadych Nicholas, creamery,
Thompson A E, principal school.
Two Rivers Coal Co, J E Hamilton pres, Walter Menin secy, coal.
Two Rivers Knitting Mills, W S Bremer mgr.
Two Rivers Mnfg Co, Henry Mann pres, Fred Mann secy, lumber.
Two Rivers Savings Bank (capital $25,000), Peter Schroeder pres, P J Schroeder cash. Two Rivers Telephone Co, Chas Krist mngr Vandreuil Mrs Leo, millinery.
Washington House The, J J Tadych prop. WAVERLY HOTEL THE, Peter J Bar- telme Mngr. (See page 1207.)
Weilep John G, city clerk.
Winkelmiller Richard, furs.
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