Polk's Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1905-1906., Part 181

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1890


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Fetty John A, real estate.


Fishel Wesley J, barber.


Foley Martin, carpenter.


Forest Mill, W M Waggoner mngr.


FRAZIER & FRAZIER (John H and Mrs Gertrude), Publrs Intelligencer.


GERLACH GEORGE, Propr Commer-


cial House.


Gochoenaur Rufus, cattle breeder, 7 miles s e.


Gribble George W, harness and shoemkr.


Gribble Jerome B, dray.


Guess A W, propr Home Hotel.


Guist A M, mason.


Hoffman George, carpenter.


Home Hotel, A W Guess proprietor.


Hotel Brunswick, Mrs F E Rogers propr.


Hull & Morris (Jasper C Hull, Fred H Mor- ris), live stock.


INTELLIGENCER (Weekly), Frazier & Frazier Publishers.


Kellogg Charles, blacksmith.


Kellogg Newton S, blacksmith.


Kinder Jerome B, mngr Shamrock Opera House.


Lathrop Landius L, railroad and exp agt.


Leach J N, confectioner.


Lull Walter K, saloon.


McCarty Andrew J, . apiarist.


Maeby Willis D, wagonmaker.


Martin Edward, marshal.


Mathews Mrs Alice, milliner.


Matthews & Son (Charles F and . Virgil D), drugs.


Maulick & McCarty (C G Maulick, A J Mc- Carty), lumber.


Nuzum-Hunter Lumber Co (J E Nuzum, D M Hunter).


Nye Charles H, dentist.


Oldenburg F F, hog breeder, 5 miles s e. Olson Thomas, restaurant.


Pappan Cleophus, blacksmith.


Parker Robert, justice.


Peavy Hosea A, saloon.


Rastall Benjamin, nursery.


Readstown Telephone Co, F M Crapser manager.


Reise Franz, tailor.


Rogers Mrs F E, propr Hotel Brunswick


Schauer Bros (August F and Edward C), hardware.


SELLE EXCELSIOR CO, A H Selle (Chi- cago) Sec, A J McCarty mngr.


Shamrock Opera House, Jerome B Kinder mngr.


Austin Bros (Burt, Roy and Frank), carps. Bank of Viola, N H Burger proprietor. Barclay Howard, planing mill.


Barrington Edward P, saloon.


A Groves), clothing.


HOSE, ALL KINDS.


GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., . 382 and 384 East Water Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.


Viole


WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.


Virequa 1213


Thompson Wm H, civil engineer. Treseder James, insurance.


Union Telephone Co, N H Burgor mngr. United Cigar Mnfrs, A B Shannon mngr. Viola Band, Fred Baldwin leader.


Viola Hardware Co (Charles Kinder, Otis and Western Barclay).


Viola Opera House, H A Peavy mngr.


Viola Ware House Co, Andrew J Anderson ·seo, real estate.


Vreeland Frank, mason.


Waggoner Wm J, genl store and notary. Waiste Rev (Methodist).


Warner John A, cheese mnfr.


Washburn Charles, principal of school. WHEELER BROS (Norman and Os- car), Livery.


Wisconsin Telephone Co, Schauer Bros Elleffson Samuel, farm implements. mngrs.


Wise George W, justice.


VIROQUA.


Population, 2,300. The county seat of Ver- Fortney Daniel T. propr Park Hotel.


non county, is an incorporated city located FORTNEY TORGER, Propr Hotel Fort- ney. on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., 34 miles south of Sparta and 202 west of Milwaukee. It Foster Silas, brick manufacturer. was originally settled in 1851, was incor- Gardner H L, county supt of schools. Gilbertson Olaus, register of deeds. porated in 1885 and has electric light, water works, fire department, telephone facilities, GOODELL E S, Livery. a public hall seating 400, 2 banks, churches GRAVES CHARLES W, Lawyer. of the Christian, Congregational, Lutheran Graves Frank H, publr Vernon County Leader. and Methodist denominations, high and graded schools and 3 weekly newspapers, Griffin Bros (Ira S and George), live stock. Republican, Vernon County Censor


and Harrington Edward D. barber.


Vernon County Leader. Viroqua is situated Hartin Earl B, district attorney.


in the midst of a very fertile section of Hendricks Rev John (Lutheran).


country and ships grain, live stock, wool, hoop poles, railway ties and tobacco. Mail stages daily to all neighboring towns. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. E. S. Goodell, postmas- ter.


Hiccok Mary M, dressmaker.


Holbrook Charles H. 2d hand goods.


HOTEL FORTNEY, Torger Fortney Proprietor.


Johnson Andrew J. drugs.


Johnson Jacob & Co (Jacob Johnson, D T Fortney), meats.


Knower W H, county surveyor.


Lake John W, mason.


Larson Amanda O, milliner.


Larson Bros (Hans P and Oscar), marble works.


BANK OF VIROQUA (Capital $50,000), Layer John, clothing. H Lindemann Pres, W F Lindemann Jr Lier Simon P. county treas.


Cashier.


Barthel Alvin W, dentist.


Beat Albert J, grocer.


Bekkedahl Martin H, tobacco dealer.


Bennett J Henry, dist attorney.


Berg Torger, county treasurer.


Boehrer Joseph, jeweler.


Bouffleur Phillip, general store. Boyle Lewis C, grain.


Brown C C Piano Co (C C, Otto and B C MINSHALL CHARLES H, Lawyer and Brown).


Buckley Mrs Nellie, milliner.


Butt & Butt (Cyrus M and Cyrus M jr), lawyers.


Butters Rev C H (Methodist).


Casson & Thompson (John E Casson, Char- les M Thompson), grocers.


Chase John H, dentist.


Coffland & Elleffson (Wm Coffland, Thomas Elleffson), clothing. Crumley F W, agt Standard Oil Co. Curtis Scott, marshal. Denning Joseph, propr North Star Hotel. Devlin John, meats.


DAHL CHARLES F, Propr Dahl's Drug Store and Optician. (See adv.)


C. F. DAHL, Druggist and Optician


EYES TESTED FREE. DAHL'S DRUG STORE, VIROQUA, WISCONSIN.


Dunlap W W, coroner. Eckhardt Fred, grain.


Ellicott Richard, mason.


Favor & Davis (Lucius Favor. Frauk Davis), billiards.


Fladdin & Hendrickson (John T Fladdin, Ole A Hendrickson), harnessmakers.


Rubber Stamps.


Reliance Stamp and Stencil Works, MILWAUKEE, WIS.


See page 7.


C. H. MINSHALL LAWYER.


Special Attention Given to Real Estate Loans, Collections and Probate Law. Reference, Bank of Viroqua. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.


VIROQUA, WIS.


Lorenz' CREAM SEMOLINA The Cream of the Wheat. Has the Nutty Flavor. Put up in attractive 10c packages. An excellent diet for Children, and persons afflicted with weak stomachs. Nourishes Complete. LORENZ BROS. MACARONI CO., Milwaukee, Wis., Sole Manufacturers.


Lind Wesley D, restaurant.


Lindemann Wm F & Co (Wm F Linde- mann, Albion Lindemann), general store. Mahoney D O, lawyer. Mahoney Mrs Mary, music teacher.


Mains D F. clerk circuit court. MARSHALL J J, County Clerk.


Martin & Kuebler (Leonard J Martin, Charles Kuebler), hardware.


Abstracts. (See adv.)


HOLLISTER'S (ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Adlington Sue R, photographer.


Anderson Thomas, tailor.


Arnold & Davis (Wyman S Arnold, Otto E Davis), drugs.


Baldwin Royal W, dentist.


Taxidermists


JOHN PETERS & CO., DirUs and Fis Mounted. Six Gold Medals Awarder 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


See adv. in Classifi Taxidermists. )


1214 Viroqua


R. L. POLK & CO.'S


Wabeno


|Viroqua Telephone Co (Harlan P, Walte S and Herald P Proctor, Charles & Smith Ward Charles E, sheriff.


Well Wm, well driller.


Wilkins Fred W, sup county insane asy lum.


Wise Daniel, flour and feed. Wise Myrtle, milliner.


VOLGA.


A discontinued postoffice in Lincol township, Polk county, 9 miles south o Balsam Lake, the judicial seat, 534 mile from Amery, its nearest banking and ship ping point. Has rural free delivery fron Amery.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.)


Dahlstrom Adolph, genl store. Gumper August, saw and feed mill. Olson Olof, saw mill.


Volga Creamery.


VOSEVILLE.


A discontinued postoffice in Door county 12 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, nearest shipping and banking point. Rural free delivery from Sturgeon Bay.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


WABENO.


Population, 500. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Forest county, 25 miles southeast of Crandon, the county seat, and 211 north of Milwaukee. Has Catholic, German Luth- eran and Presbyterian churches. A week- ly newspaper, the Northern Wisconsin Ad- vertiser, is published. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. V. H. Johns, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


Bastain Rev (Catholic).


Bickle Emil, barber.


Boller Rev (Presbyterian).


Brown Wesley, barber.


Burgan A L & Co, genl store and proprs Hotel Wabeno.


Burgan A S, justice.


Burgan Fuel Co, wood bark, etc.


DICKINSON M J, General Store.


Gayhart John, pres school board.


Himley C G & Co. confrs, notions and tobacco.


Himley John E, notary public, job print- ing pubir Northern Wisconsin Advertiser Holdridge FF L, saloon. Holdridge Mrs F, restaurant.


Hubbard Wm, hotel.


Jecklin C & Co, hdware and furniture.


JOHN V H, Railroad, Exp and Tel Agt and Postmaster.


Jones Frank, drayman.


Jones G W Lumber Co.


Jones M D. carpenter.


Kufner Anton, saloon.


Menominee Bay Shore Lumber Co.


Moore Ed, saloon. Moore Thomas F, saloon.


Noer P J, phys and surg.


Noer's Dr Hospital.


Nore James, saloon.


Northern Wisconsin Advertiser, J E Him- ley publisher.


Priebe H F, lumber mnfrs.


Priebe & Lopan, carpenters. -


Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.


BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013.


FEK GET LAKS


Consulting Engineer 54 Exchange Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.


JOHN GEIST,


Minshall Edward M, agt U S Express Co. Mork Thomas C, register deeds.


Morley Frank E, physician.


Mueller C E, meats.


Munson O G, propr Vernon County Censor. Nelson Christ, baker.


Nichols M C & Son (M C and Whitney), broom manufacturers.


Norris Lizzie C, milliner.


North Star Hotel, Joseph Denning propr. Nuzum John E, lumber.


Older E J, county surveyor.


Omundson Joseph, general store.


Packard Herbert E, city clerk. Park Hotel, Daniel T Fortney propr.


Pearson Samuel, prin of school.


Perkins Arthur E, blacksmith.


Peters Frank, carpenter.


Pollard Seneca R, justice.


Potts Thomas B, barber. Proctor Harlin P, lawyer. Purdy Brice F, harnessmaker.


Republican Printing Co The, Glenn


Wood pres, H P Proctor jr treas, I S Griffin sec, publrs The Viroqua Republican. Ristow Alexander, county surveyor.


Rogers & Williams (Earl M Rogers, How- ard D Williams), general store.


Severson C J & Co (Carl J Severson), gen- eral store.


Sidie John, grocer.


Silbaugh & Bennett (Jackson Henry Bennett), lawyers.


Silbaugh,


Sing Kee, laundry.


Slack Charles S, farm implements.


Smith August, hardware.


Smith & Griffith (C J Smith, I S Griffith), lawyers.


Standard Oil Co. Steaman Rev J A (Congregational).


Steenberg Melvin, furniture.


Stevens Oscar C, carpenter.


Stoll Fred, live stock.


Surrenson Marshall, physician.


Svigum Nels A, tailor.


Tate Mercantile Co, George E Tate pres, F E Tate sec and treas, general store.


Thompson Charles W, barber.


Tolrud Thomas A, lawyer,


Tolrud & Sandsmark (Thomas A Tolrud, Ludwig Sandsmark), real estate.


Toney Squire, justice. Towner Frank M, jeweler.


Trowbridge Charles H, phys.


Trowbridge Harley, phys.


Trowbridge Wm M, phys.


Truesdale Earl C, barber.


Vernon County Agricultural Society, F W Alexander sec.


Vernon County Bank (capital $25,000), H P Proctor pres, H E Packard cashr.


Vernon County Censor, O G Munson propr. Vernon County Insane Asylum, Fred W Wilkins supt.


Vernon County Leader, Frank H Graves publr.


Vig Edward, apiarist.


Viroqua Cornet Band, Otto Brown leader.


VIROQUA FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Harlan P Proctor Pres, C W Graves Sec, Henry Lindemann Treas, Miss Anna Tur- ner Librarian.


Viroqua Lumber Co, J J Gates pres, S B Gates sec and mngr.


Viroqua Opera House.


P


FERROFIX BRAZING CO. LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)


25


Wabene WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.


Wallace 1215


Rie Charles, land agt C & N W Ry Co. Run A E & Co, geni store. Run Bros, general store. Rueil A G, taxidermist. Sei l Wm, merchant tailor. Wieno Cornet Band. Wieno Lumber and Mnfg Co, saw mill. Wyer Rev (German Lutheran).


WAGNER.


Toulation, 300. On the W. & M. Ry., in Poderfield township, Marinette county, 20 Wierman S E, flour mill.


ms northwest of Marinette, the county se, and nearest banking point .. Exp., Am. T. W. U. Henry Moreen, postmaster.


HLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. lee page 4.)


Bnvell I F, railroad and exp agt. Ewn & Moore, Ibr and shingles. Foise John, saloon . Lèrent Anton, blksmith and gen] reprs. Nyers F J, lumber.


Mler Tracy, hotel.


JREEN HENRY, General Store and Jostmaster. I'mb J J, carpenter.


Titmeyer M, saloon. Torcester C H Co, cedar.


WAINO.


country postoffice in Brule township, uglas county, 30 miles east of Superior, e county seat and nearest banking point, Whitford Joseph, blacksmith.


d 6 from Brule, its shipping point. N. P. hnson, postmaster.


OLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. See page 4.) OHNSON NILS P, Mngr United Farm- er Store Co, Watchmaker and Postmaster nited Farmer Store Co, general store.


WALDO.


Population, 250. A post village on the nion river and the C. M. & St. P. Ry., in Dresten Joseph, hotel and planing mill. Lyndon township, Sheboygan county, 15 Elias W H, real estate. hiles southwest of Sheboygan, the county Felix David, stock and grain. eat, and 5 south of Plymouth, the near- Heimerl Lewis, creamery. st banking point. Has Baptist and Metho- Hughes Thomas J, lumber and lime. list churches. Stages twice a day to Cas- JAMES SAMUEL D, General Store. JAMES W C, General Store. ade; fare, 25 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., J. S. Telephone connection. Henry W. Jones T D, justice and notary.


Timmer, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Aleon T H, hotel and saloon.


Corbett A B, drugs.


Drewry G H, state inspector graded schls. Drussel Rev C R (Baptist).


Dyke L, cheese mnfr. Embach & Schulz, hotel, saloon and livery Frazier F Z, railroad and exp agt. Guelig H, saloon.


Harling Henry, cattle dealer. Harman & McIntyre, Ibr and grain. Hein F E, well driller and agrl implts. Johnston F D, barber:


Kohl Edward C, cheese manufacturer. Kuehling Fred, blksmith and hotel. Lanwoye L C, tailor.


Lawson R W, genl store. Martin M D, general store. Nagle Nick, cheese manufacturer. Ogle George G, general store. Ogle H O, blksmith.


ONION RIVER FLOUR MILL. Riley M, blksmith.


Ross P M, physician.


Sell H C, harness. Sibley C L, coal. Staeben Fred, saloon.


Sweeting W H, meats.


TIMMER HENRY W, Hardware and Notary Public and Postmaster.


WALDO ORCHESTRA, H W Timmer Leader.


WALDWICK.


Population, 100. In township of same name, Iowa county, 16 miles southeast of Dodgeville, the judicial seat, 10 from Min- eral Point, its nearest banking point, and 6 from Jonesdale, its shipping point. W. J. Tomlin, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


Buckingham W G, carpenter.


Burgess A P, live stock.


Burgess Fred, carpenter.


Compton F P, blacksmith.


Gant J. live stock.


Harris J H, mason.


Skews Wm. carpenter.


Teague Alfred & Son, painters.


TOMLIN W J, Postmaster.


TOMLIN & TEAGUE, General Store.


WALES.


Population. 100. On. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Genesee township, Waukesha county, 8 miles west of Waukesha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Samuel D. James, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


Jones & Neff, agrl implements.


Rees John J. meats.


Tomlin F, roilroad and exp agent. Williams Thomas J, carpenter.


WALHAIN.


A country postoffice in Kewaunee coun- ty, 15 miles northwest of Kewaunee, the county seat. 16 northeast of Green Bay, and 2 from Luxembourg, the nearest rail- road station. Mail, daily.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


Freix Bros, farm implements. Gosin Mrs. A, general store.


WALLACE.


In Sawyer county, 45 miles southeast of Hayward, the judicial seat, and 25 north of Bruce, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, tri-weekly.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


W. G. TAYLOR CO., BUILDING MATERIAL


25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway,


Fire Proofing. Hollow, Solid and Porous Tile. Concrete Construction. Fire Brick


Milwaukee, Wisconsin. and Fire Clay. Mortar Colors.


Life Insurance Co.


The Mutual Benefit


$100


For Each Received in Premiums the Company


and Has on Hand to Their Credit


Has Paid Back to Members


$118 OVER -


39


Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.


1216 Walsh R. L. POLK & CO.'S


Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,


WALSH.


Population, 350. On the W. & M. Ry., and on the Menominee river, in Porterfield township, Marinette, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. C. R. Gorman, post- master.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


and Express Agent. Grant J R, physician.


Jaben P, grocer.


Jacques John, lumberman.


Juain R, hotel.


Peterson Dora, teacher.


Peterson Ella, teacher.


Peterson Mary, teacher.


Taucante James, lumberman.


WALWORTH.


Population, 650. A village on the C., M. Gillett T R, fruit grower.


Harris H H, fruit grower.


Jay C A, railroad, exp and tel agent.


Lawton M Co, general store.


gregational and German Evangelical Morse L & Son, fruit growers.


churches, a bank, and a weekly newspa- per, The Times. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Premo O, carpenter. Telephone connection. N. D. Maxon, post- Reinhard Leona, teacher.


master.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


ADAMS H R, Grocer and Dry Goods.


Albert Bros, meats.


Beeman C W, barber.


Boyd W J, restaurant.


Bright C, clothier.


Burns & Voss, livery.


Campbell E E, physician.


Clarke F J, live stock.


Clarke C P, physician.


Cohn Bros, dry goods.


Colburn M, hotel.


Coon H Irving, justice and collections.


Cooper C S, meats.


Crandall Wm H jr, furniture.


Crumb E W, live stock.


Davis O E real estate.


FARMERS' CREAMERY. Fish H E, livery.


Green R E, painter.


Greene & Greene, grocers.


Hitchcock Amos H, painter.


Jordan Rev John W (Congregational).


Lowth Frank J, principal of school. McBride Condensing Co, condensing shipping milk.


Maas Wm A, blacksmith.


Maxon N D, postmaster and real estate.


Milwaukee Elevator Co, grain and feed. Olson S, blacksmith.


Perring & Goelzer, barbers.


Pett Harry, harness maker.


Porter & Frieker, hardware.


Savery & Alden, publrs Walworth Times. Schulz Julius, shoemaker.


Sizer R E railroad, exp and tel agent. Stillman J F, drugs.


Stillman Rev M G (Baptist).


Thomas R D, dentist. Tibbits Rev (Baptist).


Walworth Lbr Co, lumber and coal.


Walworth Times, Savery & Alden publrs. Wilkinson Jessie, drugs.


WARRENS.


Population, 300. Formerly known as War- rens Mills, is located on the C., St. P., M & O. Ry., in Lincoln township, Monroe county, 28 miles northeast of Sparta, the


GERMAN C R, Genl Store, Railroad county seat. Has a bank and a weekly


newspaper, the Index. Tel., W. U. Exp. Am. W. A. Barber, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.)


Barber F R. publr Warrens Index.


BARBER W A, Pres Geo Warren Co and Warren Land Co.


Blackman R M, cranberry grower. Drescher Charles, cranberry grower.


Gebhardt F W, cranberry grower. General Store Co.


Phillips Rev Josiah (Baptist).


Rezin Richard, cranberry grower.


Rudolph Frank, mason.


Seidel J G, physician.


Snippen C O, cranberry grower.


Staley Rev J (Baptist).


Vanderoot E R, well driller.


Wales George, barber.


Warner S A, cranberry grower.


WARREN GEORGE CO, Flour an Planing Mill, Lumber and Real Estate WARREN GEO CO BANK THE (Cap ital $6,000), W A Barber Pres, J P Reir hard Cashier.


WARREN LAND CO, Real Estate an Telephone Lines.


Warrens Creamery Co. Warrens Index, F R Barber propr.


Wetherby Cranberry Co. Wildes O E, hotel.


WASCOTT.


A country postoffice in Douglass count onth C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., 45 mil southeast of Superior, the county seat, ar 27 from Spooner, the nearest bankin point. Tel., W. U. Samuel S. Salisbur and postmaster and telegraph agent.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TE (See page 4.)


WASHBURN.


Population, 5,500. The county seat Bayfield county, is an incorporated city 1 cated on Chequamegon bay, an arm Lake Superior, and on the C., St. P., M. O., the W. & N. W. and N. P. Rys., 1 miles northeast of Minneapolis and abo 400 northwest of Chicago. It is lighted 1 electricity, has an excellent system of wa er works and sewerage, fire departmet telephone facilities, 2 banks, churches the Catholic, Congregational, Episcopa Lutheran and Methodist denominations,


Walworth State Bank (cap $15,000), H S school buildings, one of which is a mo Bell pres, J C Partridge cashier.


ern high school building of brown stor


CEMENT


Milwaukee Cement Co. 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis


Washburn


(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.


& St. P. Ry., and Chicago, Harvard & Gen- eva Lake Electric Ry., in Walworth town- ship and county, 12 miles south of Elk- horn, the county seat. Has Baptist, Con- McAuliff Doris, teacher.


G rand Trunk Railway System,


For Quebec, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East


Washburn


WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Washburn


1217


posting $40,000, and a public library. There Broderick Edward M, are 3 large saw, shingle and planing mills, a training. grain elevator of 1,000,000 bushels capacity, Bronson Iva L, teacher. brewery, box factory, and 3 weekly news- Burns Wm, saloon.


papers the News and Itemizer the Times Burns Winifred M, dressmaker.


and the Bayfield County Gazette. Wash- burn has a fine natural harbor and does a large lake trade. The stone quarries ad-


jacent to the city produce magnificent Cameron Charles, saloon.


brownstone. Exp., Am. and N. P. Tel., W. U. J. E. Jones, postmaster.


HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)


Akeley & Sprague (H C Akeley, Milton A C. St P, M & O Elevator, Nye, Jenks & Co Sprague), lumber mnfrs and planing mill. operators. Albert House, Mrs J B Charron propr.


Albertson' James, saloon.


Alvord Elias A, lawyer.


Anderson Carl, tailor.


Anderson Frederick, shoemaker.


Anderson George, meats.


Anderson John A, shoes.


Anderson Nels, grocer.


Anderson Osten, grocer.


Ansbaugh Martin, barber.


Arnold Charles A, bowling alley.


Aune Andrew A, saloon.


Barker Rev Thomas (Congregational). Bates Cora, teacher.


Bates Luther I, cigars and confectioner. Bay Land and Improvement Co, L N Clausen mngr, farm lands.


Bayfield County Abstract Co, F J Kopplin (Iron River) pres. H S Kopplin (Iron Riv- er) sec, Miss A R Cooke mngr.


Bayfield County Bank (capital $20,000), W G Maxcy pres, D M Maxcy vice-pres, C O Sowder cashier.


Bayfield County Gazette R B Manning edr. Bayfield County Telephone Co, Fred T Yates pres, D M Maxcy vice-pres, C A Dukelow Thomas L, fuel.


Lamoreux sec and treas. C E Wright Elder Henry B, restaurant.


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Beckman & Lien (Mathias Beckman, An- drew I Lien), clothing.


Bell F A, clerk circuit court.


Bennett Warren E, saloon.


Bergmann G Ernst, hardware.


Berman Isaac, clothing and harness.


Blexrud Erie A, tailor.


Boredahl Rev Ole E (Norw Luth).


Borgen Edward G, saloon.


Berggren Herman M, bakery.


Boynton Orville L, mill mngr Edward Hines Lumber Co.


L. N. CLAUSEN, General Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. FARM LANDS A SPECIALTY.


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Fowler-Jacobs Co, John H Fowler pres and treas, John A Jacobs vice-pres and mngr, Margrete Livingston sec, posts and poles.


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Buzard Thomas S, dentist.


Byrns John E, mngr Rittenhouse & Eni- bree Co.


Carson Mrs George I, grocer. Cartier Moses, saloon.


Charron John R, saloon.


Charron Mrs J B, propr Albert House.


C, St P, M & O Ry, Charles W Layton agt. Chittenden Mary C, teacher.


Christianson Christ propr Norway House. CLAUSEN LORENZO N, Insurance,


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Cochran Timber Co. J W Cochran pres, C F Latimer treas, D M Maxcy sec, timber lands.


Congregational Church Parish Library (1200 vols).


Conlin H J, sheriff.


Cooke Rev J E (M E).


Corning Daniel W, grocer.


Cramer C N & Co (branch), whol grocers. Culver Maude, teacher.


Cumberland House, Andrew Score propr. Davidson Olaus, shoes.


Dickey Mrs Annie, confr and cigars.


Donahue John, saloon.


Dougherty Ellen E, teacher.


Downs Mrs Wm, dressmaker.


Dragseth Evan G, hotel.


Duffy Wm B, agt Northern Pacific Ry and N P Express.


Erikson Rev C (Swedish Mission).


Estabrook & Olson Furniture Co. Dell J Estabrook pres, Wm Olson sec and treas.


Evans Mary M, teacher. Fay Mary, dressmaker.


Finstad & Aune (Herman J Finstad, Ole Aune), house furn goods.


Flannes Nels, grocer. Flottum Ole, undertaker.


Fortier Napoleon, saloon.


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Fox Bros (George T and Peter W), drugs and jewelry.


Franklin House, James Tracy proprietor. Froseth John, county treasurer.


Frost & Spies (Quincy W Frost, Axel Spies), drugs. Gautschi John, cigar manufacturer.


Geisert Louis, saloon.


Gibson Florence, teacher.


Gibson John W, agt Northwestern Fuel Co Giebel Mrs M, teacher.


Gjerlson Gjert, saloon.


Goedeke Wm, bazaar.


Goodenough Lanson D, barber.


Graham John D. propr Tremont House.


Greenwood Mrs Mary M, libr Free Public Library.


Grignon I David, machinist.


Grindell Ada, teacher.


Guimond B, shoemaker.


Gutekunst Rev C (German Lutheran).


Hagen Hans, carpenter.


Hainke Hulda B, teacher.


Hanson May, teacher.


Harwood Frank, dyer and cleaner.


Hebberd Arthur D, dentist.


Hering Gustav A, cigar mnfr and confr.


Hering Richard. city clerk.


Hicks Frank B, physician.


Hines Edward Lumber Co (Chicago), S J


Cusson mngr, mnfrs lumber, lath - and shingles.


Hoel Nels, chief of fire department.




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