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Holte Louis, saloon.
Hotel Washburn, Chris Pederson propr.
Hoy John, saloon.
IRISH HON WM H, Judge County Court. Jackson Edwin, saloon.
Jenson Peter, livery and stage line.
Johnson Hans R, shoes.
Johnson Henry, photographer.
Johnson Herman, painter.
Jones John E, postmaster and propr Wash- burn Times and job printer.
Kearns Dora, teacher.
Kenfield & Lamoreaux (Elmer E Kenfield, Ossian A Lamoreaux), box shook mnfrs. Kinberg Samuel, hotel and saloon.
Kintzler Louis, dairy.
Lake Ole, grocer.
Lampson Herbert G, physician.
Lange Adele, teacher.
Larson Bros (Nels H and Louis H), groc- eries and meats.
Lawler Patrick L, tailor.
Layton Charles W, agt C, St P, M & O Ry.
Lee Nels, city treasurer.
Lien Liever, city assessor.
Loveland & Preston (Wm A Loveland, Frank R Preston), farm lands. McCabe Florence, teacher.
McIlree Joseph A, operator W U Tel Co. McKenna Grace, teacher.
McLeod Arthur W, lawyer.
McWilliams Terence C, mngr Thompson Lumber Co.
Manning Ralph B, editor Bayfield County Gazette and job printer.
Mattson & Olson (Louis Mattson, Peter M Smith Rev G La Pla (Episcopal.
Olson), flour and feed.
Meehan Francis J, real est and barber. Mertens Dr Herman G, coroner.
Mertz George, bazaar and confr.
Mitchell Joseph R, physician.
Monsos John & Co (John Monsos, Peter and Mads Raarup), proprs Standard Steam Laundry.
Morgan & Axelberg (George F Morgan, Hartvig P Axelberg), ins and real est. Morris Charles F, district attorney. Mueller Bertha, teacher.
Murray Charles A, restaurant. Myhre Nels, register of deeds.
Nelson House, Sam Kinberg propr.
Nelson Hugo C, county surveyor.
Nelson & Co (Nels Nelson, Edward Swan- son), meats.
Nelson Thomas, restaurant.
Northern Pacific Express Co, Wm B Duffy agent.
Northern Pacific Ry, Wm B Duffy agent.
Northern State Bank (capital $25,000), Mil- ton A Sprague pres, F T Yates vice-pres, Ole P Swanby cashier.
Northwestern Fuel Co, John W Gibson agt, wholesale and retail coal.
Norway House, E H Sagen proprietor.
Nudelman Samuel, general store.
Nye, Jenks & Co (Chicago). oprs C, St P. M & O grain elevator.
Nygaard Carl H, tailor.
Olson Mrs B, confectioner.
Olson Gilbert, bicycle repairs and millinery.
Olson Wm M, drayman.
OSCAR NELS N, County Clerk.
Oscar Stephen A, supt city schools.
Overby John, saloon.
Palm Nels, mason contractor ..
Pederson Chris, propr Hotel Washburn.
Pederson Edward P, music teacher.
Perlman Samuel, jeweler.
Peterson Rev A (Swd Luth).
Peterson Nora, teacher.
Peterson & Hanson (Peter J Peterson, Matt Hanson), clothing.
Petri Rev Ulric (Catholic).
Picott M & Co (Maude Picott), dry goods and millinery.
Posey George W, grocer.
Pure Beer Brewing Co (capital $20,000), G F Sanborn pres, J H Meer sec, O P Swan- by treas.
Quamman Sena, teacher.
Raarup Bros (Peter J and Mads J), grocers Ray Idella D, teacher.
Reuter L, paperhanger.
Richard George F, laundry.
Ringrose Cora, teacher.
Robertson Robert, billiards.
Robinson & Wieman (Bert Robinson, Harry Wieman). barbers.
Rude Peter T, barber.
Sagen Engebright H, propr Norway House. Sands Marie, teacher.
Schaefer Harriet, music teacher.
Score Andrew, propr Cumberland House.
Segal Kain, clothing.
Segal Louis & Bro (Louis and Jacob). clothing.
Sheridan James A, contractor and builder. Shoresman Charles A, dry goods and shoes. Siverson Ole, mason contractor. Smith Anna C, teacher.
Smith Jessie N, county supt schools. Solberg Ida, midwife.
Sowder Charles O, town clerk and justice. Spear J W, broker, stocks and grain.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Waterford 1219
Spears Tunis R, physician.
Standard Oil Co, W M Olson agent.
Standard Steam Laundry, John Monsos & ton Island, in Green Bay, Washington iown-
Co proprietors. Starling Jennie, teacher.
Steinert R & Co, machinists.
Stewart Esther L, teacher.
Stockstid Herman, grocer.
Sundell John, saloon. Swain Albert W, carpenter contractor. Swain Frederick, housemover.
Swanby Ole P, real estate.
Swanson Mrs August, saloon.
Swanson Charles, saloon. Swanson Sievert E, meats.
Swenson Caroline, teacher.
Terrell Frederick, cigars.
Tetzner Frank, meats. Thompson Hans, barber.
Thompson Lumber Co (Chicago), T C Mc- Williams mngr, mnfrs lumber, lath and shingles.
Thoreson, Thoreson & Stock (Charles Henry E Stock), blacksmiths.
Torbuli Frank, repair shop.
Tormey Ella F, teacher.
Tracy James, propr Franklin House.
Tremont House, J D Graham proprietor. Walker High School Library.
Walsh John, lawyer and city attorney.
Warden Alfred M, municipal judge.
Washburn Brewing Assn, Charles H Flynn pres and treas, W H Irish sec.
Washburn City Band, Edward Peterson Idr.
Washburn Co-operative, Grocery Store. Oluf Johnson pres, Albert Holgren treas and manager, Ole Aune sec.
Washburn Electric Light and Power Co, M A Sprague pres, Fred T Yates sec.
Washburn Free Public Library (Carnegie), Mrs Mary M Greenwood librarian.
Washburn Hardware Co (B J H Ungrodt), hardware.
Washburn Ice Co, E E Kenfield pres, John O'Sullivan manager.
Washburn Land Co, A W McLeod pres, D M Maxcy sec and treas, real estate.
Washburn Loan and Building Assn, F T Yates pres, L N Clausen sec, B J H Un- grodt treas.
Washburn News and Itemizer (weekly; Rep), Fred T Yates proprietor. Co Washburn Plumbing and Heating (George Fluck), plumbers.
Washburn Real Estate and Investment Co, Alby Carrie, dressmaker.
F T Yates pres, D M Maxcy sec.
Washburn Times (weekly; Rep), John E Autermann Wm, carpenter.
Jones proprietor.
Washburn Water Works Co, W G Maxcy pres, D M Maxcy treas.
Beck Wm, maltster. Washburn and Oregon Timber Co, Wm Ol- son pres. Oliver Sproule vice-pres, D J Estabrook sec, O P Swanby treas, timber Cooper Mrs H. dressmaker.
Craft Wm, blacksmith.
lands.
Wescott Oliver W, chief of police. Crane Walter, flour mill. Western Union Telegraph Co, J A McIlree Daniels Margaret, dressmaker.
operator.
White Edmund A, saloon.
Willey Calvin L, livery.
Williams Edward, saloon and restanraut.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, John B Nichols Glueck Henry W, meats.
manager.
Wolff Charles, bowling alley.
Yates Fred T, propr Washburn News and Foat Bert G. confectioner and barber. Itemizer.
Foat Daniel, mason,
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,
85 % Magnesia Sectional
WATERFORD.
Population, 1,000. On the Fox river In Waterford township, Racine county, 22 miles west of Racine, the judicial seat and 7 from Burlington, its shipping point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist church- es and a bank. A weekly newspaper, the Post, is published. Daily stage connection with Burlington. A. J. Topp, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amusement Hall, Christ Jacobson mng .
Baird V S. dentist.
Barnes Seymour H., painter.
Bartling Rev Albert (Lutheran).
Berger Christian, jeweler and justice.
De Graves John, carpenter.
Dressman Joseph, mason.
English Edward, vet surgeon.
Ensing Joseph, painter.
Groat Edward M. grocer and hdware.
Flett Charles H, physician.
WASHINGTON HARBOR.
Population, 1,000. A postoffice on Washing-
ship, Door county, 60 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Mail, daily. L. P. Ottosen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andersen Lars, carpenter.
ANDERSON B L, General Store.
Anderson George P, meats.
Blen J M, express agent.
Boncsein G F. physician.
Cornell Alfred, carpenter.
Cornell J S, justice.
Demo James. justice. Garrett S V, farmer.
Gudmundson A. notary and treasurer.
Hannason Olarfur, assessor.
Jasobsen Jens, farmer.
Jess Charles. blacksmith
Jess Wm, carpenter.
Jess & Jessen (Wm Jess. A Jessen), feed grinding and cork turning.
Johnson Andrew, plasterer.
Johnson Jacob, mail carrier.
Johnson Seguard, blacksmith.
Koyen A A, general store.
Koyen A V, supervisor.
Koyen Carl, mason.
Koyen E V & V E, well drillers.
Lycke George, mason.
Malloch Rev Knudson.
Mann George, general store.
Miner Jesse L, justice and treasurer.
Ottosen L P, postmaster.
Peterson Axel, carpenter.
Saabye Christian, saw mill.
Shellwick N, general store.
Smith C J & Co, meats.
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Fox River Hotel and Saloon, Ole Nelson and 2 weekly newspapers, the Democrat propr.
Foxwell George, hardware.
HALBACH G & SONS (Gertrude, Henry A and Herman W), General Store.
Hanrahan Thomas, blacksmith.
Harter Joseph, carpenter.
Hatleslad Peter jr, painter.
Hegeman Henry, livery.
Henningfield Wm F, harnessmaker.
Huening Henry, saloon.
Huening Joseph, gardener.
Huening Wm, wooden shoes.
Jacobson Christian, shoemaker.
Johnson Lillian, music tchr.
Kortendick Frank, tailor.
Krakopsky Charles, gardener.
Kramer Edward, painter.
McCanna C B & Co, D Langley mngr, creamery.
Malone Edward, publr Waterford Post and general store.
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Clark & Fox (J Adam Clark, Emil Fox), live stock dealers
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Edward Peters Propr, Free Bus to and From Trains, Liv- ery in Connection.
Cone Glen, barber.
Cooper Edward, billiards.
Daugs Frank, saloon.
Daum Jacob, carpenter.
Davies George W, physician.
PATRICK & FOAT (Joseph Patrick, Bert C Foat), Livery.
Patrick Joseph, carpenter.
Rein John L. blacksmith.
Rice J T, flour mill.
Rittman Adolph M, cigar mnfr.
Sanders Wm, lawyer.
Sawyer Mrs R H, carpet weaver.
Shenkenberg Jacob jr, blacksmith.
Shenkenberg Wm, harnessmaker.
Starkey Ernest, barber and jeweler.
State Bank (capital $10,000), Walker Whit- ley pres, Wm Saunders cashier.
THOMPSON BROS (George and
Charles), Lumber.
Tindall F B, stock buyer.
Titus A S, flour mill.
TOPP ALBERT J, General Store and Postmaster.
Turbush Charles, well driller.
Wallmann George F, furniture.
Waterford Milling Co (John Rice, Alonzo S Titus, Walter Crane).
WATERFORD POST (Thursday), Ed- ward Malone Publr.
Wheatley Mrs Edward, dressmaker.
Winters Fred, saloon.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, G F Wallman mngr.
Zerneke August, shoemaker.
WATERLOO.
Population, 1,200. An incorporated vil- lage located on Maunasha river and cn the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Jefferson coun- ty, 18 miles northwest of Jefferson, the ju- Hart Minnie, dressmaker. dicial seat, 24 northeast of Madison, 58 Hatch C L, prin of schools.
northwest of Milwaukee and 144 northwest
of Chicago. It contains Catholic, Lutheran Hayhurst Edward T, mngr Waterloo Roller and Methodist Episcopal churches, a grad- Mills. ed school, a volunteer fire department, a Heideman Albert E, saloon.
bank, first class hotels and an opera house,
and the Journal. There is a large granite quarry 2 miles east. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection C .. E. Donovan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abell H R, dentist.
Andrews Wallace, livery.
Archie James J & Sons (James J, Albert. John, Charles, Alexander and James J jr), marble works.
Arians Gert, ice.
Austin Rev Thomas (Methodist Episcopal).
Baker & Wendt (Charles Baker, Edward Wendt), livery and farm implts.
Becken Charles F, bowling alley.
Blaschka Joseph, saloon.
Blaschke Wm, hardware.
Bryant Aaron, painter.
Buth Wm C, wagonmaker.
Buth Wm C jr, saloon.
Mellow Henry, painter.
Moe Charles & Son (Charles, Amelia and Bessie), general store.
Moyle Thomas F, vet surgeon.
Moyle Winifred, dressmaker.
Naber Henry F, wagonmaker.
Newell Henry B, physician.
Noll Albert, carpenter.
Noll Charles J, furniture and saloon.
Noll Louis, genl store and saloon.
Olson Halver, tailor.
Doepke Ferdinand J, blacksmith.
Doering Albert F, machinist.
Doering Ernest F, jeweler and wall paper.
Donner & Meyer, photographers.
Donovan Cornelius E, auctioneer and post- master.
Drager Charles W, cigar manufacturer.
Drew Carrier Co, Edward Peters pres, Charles Janisch vice-pres, P H Bolger sec, litter carriers.
Falinger Conrad, general store and poul- try shipper.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' STATE Bank (Capital $27,000), F A Seeber Pres, A J Roach Vice-Pres, W R Roach Cashier, G Q Ames Asst Cashier.
Fiebiger Frank, gen store and saloon.
Fiebiger George J, physician.
Fischbach John, shoes.
Fisher & Gorder (Adolph Fisher, Alfred Gorder), blacksmiths.
FOX & ZIMBRICH (Emil Fox, Jay Zim- brich), Meats, Wholesale and Retail.
Freeman James, nursery.
Frey George, barber.
Gaston Sidney, painter.
Giles Leslie A, mason.
Gingles Loren H, confectioner.
Goodyear Rev Arthur (Episcopal).
Gorder Mrs August, sorghum mnfr.
Griffin Frank, mngr Waterloo Opera House Haberman Rudolph, house mover.
Haese Carl Co (Carl Haese), general store.
Harger James W, mngr Wilbur Lumber Co. Hart George, mason.
Hayer Henry H, civil engineer.
Hess Rev Francis X (Catholic).
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384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. - RETAIL.
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DEPUTIES WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
Clark Joseph C, live stock.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Manufacturers of Eaves Trough, Conductor Pipe and Fittings. LaCrosse, Wis.
Waterloo WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Watertown 1221
Hiebel Frank, tailor.
Humphrey A J Drug Co (Wm White); drugs and groceries.
Hyer Henry H, civil engineer.
Interurban Telephone Co, Charles Schoer- necker manager.
Jana John, baker.
Janisch Charles, hardware. Jordan Ferdinand F, coal.
Kellner Minnie, milliner.
KNOWLTON HERBERT M, Propr Wat- Waterloo Roller Mills, E T Hayhurst mngr.
erloo Journal.
Koblitz Adolph, harnessmaker.
Langer Remigius, shoes.
Lasher Albert, veterinary surgeon.
Leaver John, bill poster and painter.
Leaver Mrs Louisa A, wall paper.
Leonardson Bros (Edward C and Arthur H), furniture.
Lewellan Louis, sheep and horse breeder. Lueck R W, lawyer.
Luedke Mrs Ricka, dressmaker.
Lutz Josephine, dressmaker.
McCracken Bros (Robert A, Wm H and Emmett J), grain elevator.
McCracken Emmett J, railroad and exp agt McCracken Wm H, mngr W U Tel Co.
Population, 11,000. An incorporated city McNeel James H, lawyer. on the line of Jefferson and Dodge coun- McNeel James S, physician. ties, five out of its seven wards being in Neupert Frederick M, blacksmith. the former and the other two in the lat- Neupert Henry, saloon. ter county. It is located on Rock river. Neupert & Budig (Fred Neupert, Charles which furnishes fine water power and is Budig), box manufacturers.
a station on the C., N. & St. P. Ry. and the Wis. div. of C. & N. W. Ry. (depots
Nisle Charles F, furniture and undertaker. Northwestern Farmers' Mutual Hail and 500 yards apart), 14 miles north of Jefferson.
Cyclone Ins Co, D L Hannifin pres, 15 south of Juneau, 44 northwest of Milwau- Jerry D Knowlton sec. kee, 38 northeast of Madison, 47 southwest of Fond du Lac, and 40 northeast of Janes- ville. It has large flouring mills, breweries, machine and boiler manufactory, a cash register and gas fixture factory, 2 shoe factories, a paper box factory an aerated water manufactory and apiarists' supply factories, a cheese box factory, foundries, several cigar factories, brick and tile works, and many other factorles, giving evidence of the prosperity of the city. Re-
Pankow Rev M H (Lutheran).
Parkins May, milliner.
Peschel Frank, clerk village board.
PETERS EDWARD, Propr Commercial House and Saloon.
Philharmonic Orchestra, Chester Patton Idr Portland Granite Co, 2 miles e.
Powers John, agt Standard Oil Co. Roach W R, chief fire department.
ROACH & SEEBER CO, George K See-
ber Pres, Fred A Seeber Vice-Pres, Wm ligion is represented by Episcopal, Congre-
R Roach Sec, Claude V Seeber Treas, Wholesale Produce Dealers.
gational, German and English, Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Moravian, Rood M J & Son (Moses J and Frank), feed Catholic, German Catholic and Welsh Meth- mill.
Ryder James D, lawyer. Schebell Joseph, well borer. Schoernecker Charles, mngr Interurban Tel Cross, the Northwestern University, under Co.
Seeber Fred A, pres village board.
Seely John, cement and sidewalk contr. Setz Robert, harnessmaker.
Smith Charles, saloon.
Spres John, wholesale wine and liquors. Standard Oil Co, John Powers agent. Stone Chauncey R, justice of peace. Stevenson Frank C, confectioner. Tester Louis, barber.
TWINING RAY C, Lawyer and Court Commissioner; Insurance.
Vick Albert J, jeweler and music dealer. Vick Frederick J, general store. Vick Wm. treas village board. Voelker Mathias, produce.
Voelker Wm, saloon.
Wakeman Alvin C, grocer.
Waterloo Canning and Pickle Co, H H Achtenhagen & Borchardt (Reinhard Ach- Lackey pres, A Christen vice-pres, A A tenhagen, Gustav C Borchardt), genl store. Barr sec.
Waterloo Cheese Co, P F Sheridan treas.
Waterloo Cornet Band, Chester Patten Idr. Waterloo Democrat and Dairyman, H A Whipple publisher.
Waterloo Electric Light Co, Frank Rood manager.
WATERLOO JOURNAL, H M Knowlton Proprietor.
Waterloo Malting Co, E T Hayhurst mngr. Waterloo Opera House, Frank Griffin mngr
Wendt & Son (August and Wm), agrl impts Whipple H A, propr Waterloo Democrat and Dairyman.
Whipple Henry P, veterinary surgeon.
Wilbur Lumber Co, James W Harger mngr. Wilcox James N, dentist and optician. Williams Thomas A, real estate.
Woelffer Julius, saloon.
Woodward Philip, carpenter.
Wright Charles B, farm implements.
Zibell Ferdinand, carpenter.
Zimbrich Ella, dressmaker.
WATERTOWN.
FENCES
WIRE AND IRON
Globe Wire and Iron Works, Atkinson Ave, bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10)
10th and 11th Sts. I
odist churches. The educational wants are supplied by the Sacred Heart Academy un- der the control of the Fathers of the Holy
the control of the Lutheran body, good pri- vate and public schools. There are lo- cated in the city three banks, a dally and 3 weekly newspapers (3 English and 1 Ger- man). Has excellent hotels. Watertown is located in a rich agricultural region, and is one of the best markets for produce in the state. The city is lighted by gas and elec- tric light; has a good fire department, with a station on each side of the river, has a thorough system of sewerage costing about $125,000 and a system of water works that cost $105,000. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am, and U. S. Telephone connection. W. F. Gruetzmacher, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
DYNAMOS, MOTORS and SUPPLIES. L. A. MEYER CO., 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
INSURANCE IN FORCE, $363,801,084.00.
FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent,
58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS
1222 Watertown R. L. POLK & CO.'S Watertown
American Cigar Co. W F Earle mngr. leaf Bullock Rev A M (M E.)
tobacco.
American Express Co. Alonzo C Juda agt. American House, James Spear propr.
American Malting Co. J M Riebs jr mngr. Anger Charles E, tailor.
Archie J J & Sons (James J, John, James jr. Alex, Albert and Charles), marble works.
Badger State Bottling Co. S M Eaton & Son Carroll Michael, books and stationery.
proprs.
Rahms Wm. saloon.
Bandelin John. shoes.
BANK OF WATERTOWN (Established Casey James D. farm implements and blk-
1854) (Capital $100.000) Wm Buchhert pres, M J Woodard Vice-Pres E J Brandt 2d Vice-Pres. F E Woodard Cashier. Cor Main and 1st.
Barber Laura, teacher.
Barganz Ida teacher.
Reals & Torrey Shoe Co.
Recker Charles, cigar mnfr.
Becker Christian (estate), general store.
Behl Emil. bus line.
Behl Ferdinand. prop- Wisconsin House. Behling Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Rehlke Ferdinand, carpenter.
Reissner Gertrude. dressmaker.
Rens Rev Henry G (Baptist.)
Bernard Emma. dressmaker.
Bernard Matilda, dressmaker.
Bernhard Emma, music teacher.
Rethke Wm mngr Turner Opera House.
Beurhaus, Glogger Co, Hugo Voelckman pres. Harry Beurhaus sec, general store Biefeld Otto & Co (Otto and Richard Bic feld), plumbers.
Bietau Charles, upholsterer.
Bittner Fred jr. grocer and saloon. Bittner Wm. meats.
Blair Mrs Olive, dressmaker.
Block H C. chief of police.
Block Reinhard, meats.
Block Simon, barber.
Blumenfeld Charles R, lawyer.
Boettcher Clara, teacher.
Bohms Wm. saloon.
Bonwell Charles A. insurance agent.
Braemer Charles H. farm implements and saloon.
Bramer Alice, teacher. Bramer John F. farm implements.
BRANDENBURG JOSEPH, Propr New Commercial Hotel, 115 1st. (See page 1227.) Brandenstein Marv. dressmaker.
BRANDT EDWARD J-DENT CO THE
(Capital $100,000). E J Brandt Pres, Rob- ert Dent Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Gas Fix- tures. Fittings and Automatic Cashier, 500-504 1st.
Brandt Wm F & Son (Wm F and Wm E). dry goods and grocers.
Bredow Julius. teacher.
Brennan Margaret, dressmaker.
Brennecke & Bergmann (Robert Brennecke, Henry F Bergmann). drugs.
Brockmann Rev John H (Evang Luth.) Brooks Thomas, general store and und taker. Brunner Jacob, merchant tailor. Brusenbach John J. saloon.
BUCHHEIT GUSTAV, Lawyer, 114 3d. Buechele Mrs Ferdinand, milliner. Buena Vista House. Moritz Hofman propr. Buending Ferdinand, carpenter.
Burandt Martha, dressmaker.
Burger Camilla, meats.
Burns J W. lime.
Buroff Edward, hicvcles.
Calabaza' Land Co. E W Schultz pres, M H Gaebler sec.
Calhoun Alvin E. carpet weaver.
Callen Patrick, saloon.
CARROLL REV PATRICK J, O S C, President Sacred Heart College. (See
page 1224.)
smith.
Cavanagh John W. tailor.
Central Trading Co The. C E Farrington pres. M E Farrington sec and treas, sec- ond hand goods.
Connor & Volkmann (Peter Connor, John Volkmann), real estate.
Conrad August. drayman.
Conrad Herman, drayman.
Conway John G. lawyer.
Cooley Fabius. grocer.
Corbet Margaret, teacher.
Corbet Theresa, teacher.
Cordes L H & Co (Louis H Cordes, Joseph Ferbrueggen), brick mnfrs.
Cordes Minnie. dressmaker.
Cowan Frank. mason.
Crangle Rose. dressmaker. Creuz Frederick M, saloon.
Curley Mrs Emilia, music teacher.
Dahl Mrs Minnie. dressmaker. Dauffenbach Christian, saloon.
David & Hrobsky (Charles David. John Hrobsky). painters and wall paper.
DAVIES JOSEPH E, District Attorney for Jefferson County. 101 Main.
DAVIES & MULBERGER (Joseph E Davis, Arthur Mulberger), Lawyers, 101 Main. (See adv below and in Classified Lawyers.)
JOSEPH E. DAVIES, District Attorney for Jefferson County. ARTHUR MULBERGER, City Attorney.
DAVIES & MULBERGER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Long Distance Tel. 1433. WATERTOWN, WIS.
Diekoff Henry L. saloon. Diekoff Wm R. saloon. Dieter & Ullrich (Arthur W Dieter. Max F Ullrich), laundry. Dobbratz Henry T. saloon.
Dobbratz Herman C, photographer.
Dobbratz Minnie, dressmaker.
Dobbratz Theodore, painter and wall paper Donner Henry J, photographer.
't NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY In the .MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To secure prompt Payment Insure
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1223
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
Dornfeld=Kunert Co.
WATERTOWN, WIS.
1
DORNF
MANUFACTURERS OF DORNFELD'S PATENT MALTING DRUMS, MALTING KILNS, and COMPLETE EQUIPMENT.
ENGINEERS, BRIDGE BUILDERS, BOILER- MAKERS and FOUNDERS-
BUILDERS OF Elevators and Fireproof Steel Storage
WITH MACHINERY AND POWER EQUIPMENT.
THE COLUMBIA
MALTING
COMPANY
Manufacture and Install Fire Escapes, Stand Pipes, Ornamental Steel Store Fronts, Trusses, Girders, Tanks, Etc.
The many years of experience in mill and elevator arrangements enables us to give PERFECT SATISFACTION.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
134 VAN BUREN STREET, = =
CHICAGO, ILL.
1224
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
D. & F. KUSEL CO. Manufacturers of and Dealers in GENERAL
Dairy Supplies,
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
Furnaces and Ranges, Rubber and Leather Belting. SHEET METAL WORKERS AND CONTRACTORS.
PLUMBERS and GAS FITTERS Correspondence Solicited.
WATERTOWN, - WISCONSIN.
Sacred Heart College
WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
Classical, English and
Commercial Courses,
REV. P. J. CARROLL, C. S. C., President
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Watertown WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Watertown 1225
DORNFELD-KUNERT CO, D H Kusel Gritzner Frank F, saloon.
Pres. J F Dornfeld Vice-Pres. F A Hoff- Gritzner John, saloon. man Treas. Charles Kunert Sec, A F Groth Rev E A (Lutheran). Baumann Mngr and Genl Supt, Engineers, Groth Gustave C. teacher. Bridge Builders. Contractors, Foundry Grothe Edward W, teacher. and Boiler Works, foot of 1st. (See page Grube Herman G, general store. 1223.)
Dornfeld Louis, livery.
Duenewald August, pigeons.
Dunnigan Edward, grocer. Dusowsky John, saloon.
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