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Wisconsin Northern Ry Co, J W Wells pres, O W Brightman sec and treas.
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Wausaukee
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Wautoma
MeELROY E F, Pubir The Index. (See Briggs Charles S, mngr Wautoma Milling p 1257.) Co. Martin O A, painter.
MILWAUKEE.
Interior Woodwork Co,
Modern Designs in
Porch Work, COLUMNS, SPINDLES, BRACKETS, NEWELS, BALUSTERS, RAILS.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Wautoma
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Wauwatosa
1259
R. A. CHRISTIE,
W. H. BERRAY,
GEO. P. WALKER,
A. J. WALKER,
President.
Vice-President.
Cashier. Asst-Cashier.
Wautoma State Bank
CAPITAL, $25,000. SURPLUS, $2.000.
WAUTOMA,
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WISCONSIN.
Tennant Gilbert, justice peace. Teska Frank, meats.
Tetzlaff Herman, wagonmaker.
Trufant A L & Co (A L Trufant, A L Tru- fant jr, W H Beach), genl store.
Tyler Wm S, farm implts.
WALKER GEORGE P, Cashier Wau- toma State Bank.
Waushara Agricultural association, W H Berray pres.
WAUSHARA ARGUS, Ellarson & Ber- ray Publishers.
Waushara Telephone Co, J A White mngr. Wautoma Creamery, Edward Peterson mngr.
Wautoma Milling Co, C S Briggs mngr. Wautoma Opera House, J A Crummett mngr.
Wautoma Starch Co. F F Wehsner mngr and sec.
WAUTOMA STATE BANK (Capital $25,- 000), R A Christie Pres, Geo P Walker ler Pres. Fred A Miller Sec, State and Wehsner & Bugh (Frank F Wehsner, W A Bugh), brick mnfrs.
Weiss O J, confr.
Weiss Mrs O J, milliner.
White J A, mngr Waushara Telephone Co. Wilder & Parker (Mark E Wilder, H C Parker), farm implts.
Wolman Albert, shoes.
Wooster & Jones (H T Wooster, A F Jones), hardware.
Yates Thomas, dray.
Younglove Hubert M, saloon. Youngman Charles F, register of deeds.
WAUWATOSA.
Population. 3,500. An incorporated city located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Mil- waukee county, 5 miles from Milwaukee, with which it is also connected by the Mil- waukee & Wauwatosa Electric Railway. It is lighted by electricity and gas, has water works and sewerage, fire department, tele- phone facilities, churches of the Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran and Methodist denominations, excellent school system, 2 weekly newspapers, the Independ- ent and the News, and is the location of Evangelical Lutheran
the New Milwaukee Sanitarium for Ner- vous and Mental Diseases, the Milwaukee County Hospital, the Milwaukee Hospital for Insane, the Asylum for Chronic Insane, the Milwaukee County Farm and Alms-
house and the Milwaukee County Home for Dependant Children. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Wm. H. Landolt. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Charles, restaurant.
Andrews Henry N, painter.
Armstrong John, horseshoer.
Asylum for Chronic Insane, W F Beutler, M D, supt.
Baier Wm, baker.
Baker C D, phys New Milwaukee Sani- tarium.
BARK FERDINAND, Supt Milwaukee County Farm, Almshouse and Water- works.
Bartel John D, undertaker.
BEUTLER WM F, M D, Supt Milwau- kee Asylum for Chronic Insane.
BOYLE JOHN C. M D, 3d Asst Milwau- kee Hospital for Insane.
Bradley Herbert P, town clerk.
Braun Fred L, carpenter.
Brockway Lafayette, r r and exp agt.
Buchman Bros, carpenters. Cain & Garnsey, painters.
Cairncross James W, physician.
Chandler Charles T, dentist.
Coulthard Edward, justice.
CRYSTAL ICE CO, Henry Watner Sec, cor State and N Main.
Currie Bros (Adam & Robert), florists.
Cutler Joseph S, physician,
Damon C W, assessor.
Dean Mabel, matron Milwaukee Hospital for Insane.
Dewey Richard, medical supt New Milwau- kee Sanitarium.
DITTMAR JOHN F. Wagon and Car- riage Blacksmith and Horseshoeing, 357 Wisconsin.
Dunlop John M, florist.
Eckstein C F, carpenter.
Eissfeldt Rev E C (Lutheran).
Englehardt Wm H, barber.
ESCHENBURG JOHN, Baggage, Team- ing and Transfer.
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Semi- nary, A Hoenecke prof. Theological Semi- nary Library.
Everett Rev C T (Baptist).
Ferguson Theodore J, mngr Hawkes Nur- sery Co.
Fish Melancthon H, physician.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WiS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
Makes a specialty of the adjusting of fire losses for the insured. Also solicits the auditing of accounts for corporations, firms and individuals. All preliminary Inquiries by wire at our expense.
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Wauwatosa
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Wauzeka
FOWLE FREDERICK F. M D, 1st Asst MILWAUKEE COUNTY HOME FOR DE. Supt Milwaukee Hospital for Insane.
WIS.
GESSNER FREDERICK C, M D, 2d Asst Supt Milwaukee Hospital for Insane. Gettleman A Brewing Co, Adam Gettleman pres, Martin L Schultz sec.
Glawe A W, tinner.
Goodall W H, loans.
Gray Rev F S (Episcopal).
Gregg L B, propr Irvington Hotel.
GRIDLEY L R, Mngr Wauwatosa News Milwaukee Pickle Co (Charles Stickney and Wauwatosa Printing Co. pres, Frank E Loveland sec-treas.
Monarch Stone Quarry.
Morse Wm B, flour and feed.
Morton Josiah L, livery.
Nee-Ska-Ra Co, mineral waters.
Nettleton E C, grocer.
New Milwaukee Sanitarium, Richard M Dewey med supt.
Nienenan Herman, painter.
Notbohm W L, justice.
Oertel Moritz E, jeweler.
B Perry Charles P, lawyer.
Picker Fred, saloon.
Picker Herman, meats.
Pieper Rev August O W (Lutheran.)
Public High School Library.
Rader Rev Wm (Evangelical Lutheran.)
Reichardt George F, saloon.
Rogers Arthur W, asst med supt New Mil- waukee Sanitarium.
Schmitz Edward A, phys.
SCHWAIGER JEROME A, Druggist, Cor Church and N Main.
Scully Daniel J, saloon.
Siegler Rev A F (Lutheran.)
SMITH A I CO, Hardware, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contractors, 213-221 Wisconsin.
Sporleder Fred H, carp.
Thain Rev A R (Congregational.)
Thiele Rev W L (Lutheran).
Theis Wallis, saloon.
Vedder Frederick, baker.
Wagner Anton J, boots and shoes.
Wahlfarth Mrs K, midwife.
WATNER HENRY, Real Estate and Insurance, Sec Crystal Ice Co, State and N Main.
Wauwatosa Gas Co, J L Hamme mngr.
WAUWATOSA INDEPENDENT (Week- ly Newspaper), W H Goodall Publr.
Wauwatosa Milling Fuel and Lumber Co, O Helgesen pres, W H Harden sec.
Wauwatosa Milling, Fuel and Lumber Co.
WAUWATOSA NEWS,
Wauwatosa Printing Co Publrs, L R Gridley Mngr. Wauwatosa Printing Co, L R Gridley mngr. publrs Wauwatosa News.
WHITE MOSES J, Supt Milwaukee Hospital for Insane.
Wilkinson C E. cigar mnfr. Winzenried Mrs Sophia, grocer.
Zimmerman J C & Son, stone quary.
Yehle Frederick, stone contr.
WAUZEKA.
Menninger Wm, meats.
MILLER BREWING CO Ernest G Mil- ler Pres, Fred A Miller Sec, State and Wells, 39th to 43d. (See right bottom lines.)
Population. 500. An incorporated village, located on the Kickapoo river and on the C., M. & St. P. and W. W. Rys .. in Craw- ford county. 18 miles northeast of Prairie MILWAUKEE ASYLUM FOR CHRONIC du Chien, the judicial seat. and 10 from Insane, W F Beutler, M D, Supt. MILWAUKEE - COUNTY FARM Almshouse, Ferdinand Bark Supt.
Boscobel. Has Catholic. Evangelical and AND Lutheran churches, a graded public school, a bank, and a weekly newspaper, the
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Dynamos and Motors, Tel- ephones and Watchman's Clocks. MILWAUKEE.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT COLLECTIONS MADE IN ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
HEMSING HENRY P CO, B F Hemsing Mngr, General Repairing and Tool Sharp- ening, Automobile and Electrical Supplies, 207 N Main.
Hoenecke Rev Adolph (Lutheran.)
Hulburt Rev D W (Baptist.)
Irvington Hotel, L B Gregg propr.
Jach & Quitzow (Wm Jach, Herman Quit- zow), tailors.
Jacobus Charles C, chief fire dept. Jehle Fred, mason.
JOHNSON FREDERICK, M D, Asst Mil- waukee County Hospital.
Judson J B & Co (Charles E Judson), un- dertakers.
Kinderheim (Lutheran) Home. for Children. Klenck Herman, cigar mnfr.
KRINGEL AUGUST F W, Supt Milwau- kee County Home for Dependent Children, Also Sec Milwaukee Monument Co.
KRINGEL MRS FANNIE, Matron Mil- waukee County Home for Dependent Cnil- dren.
Kuchynski Annie C, harnessmaker.
Landolt Wm H, postmaster.
Le Feber Bros Co (James, Abraham and Joseph), genl store.
Leutz Adolph, sash and door mnfr. Leonard S S, vet surgeon.
Longfellow Rev P W (Baptist.)
LUETZOW CHARLES, Dealer in Fresh Salted and Smoked Meats, Lard, Hams and Poultry, 3 State.
Lund George G, saloon.
MCCARTY CHARLES E, M D, Asst Mil- waukee County Hospital.
Manegold A F & Louis, stone quarry. Mayer Frank, gardener.
- . R. G. DUN & CO.,
pendent Children, August F W Kringel Supt.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY HOSPITAL, E O Grosskopf, M D, Supt.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY HOSPITAL Training School for Nurses. (See adv opp Classified Nurses.)
MILWAUKEE HOSPITAL FOR INSANE, Moses J White, M D, Supt.
Griffith Walter, supt Waterworks.
GROSSKOPF DR ERNEST C, Supt Mil- waukee County Hospital, Sec Milwaukee County Hospital Training
School for Nurses.
Habermann Julius, saloon.
Hamme J L, mngr Wauwatosa Gas Co.
Harriman Frank, city marshal.
Hart W A, confectioner.
Harwood Public Library, Mrs Agnes Roddis librarian.
Hathaway D Gilbert, physician.
Hausch John, saloon.
Hawks Nursery Co, T J Ferguson mngr. Hayes D J, news.
Heiden Frederick M, dentist.
Room 332 Wells Buliding. JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. MILWAUKEE,
Electrical
Machinery for Mills and Factories. Wiring and Fixtures. Signs and Decorations for all Purposes. Telephone Sys- tems. Power adaptations. NORMAN S. RICHMOND & CO., Neenah and Oshkosh, Wis.
Wauzeka
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Wayside 1261
Kickapoo Chief. Tel .. W. U. Exp. U. S. Wauzeka Steam Drilling Co (Anthony L Telephone connection. Frederick Brandes, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Ambler Chas E. barber.
BANK OF WAUZEKA (Capital $5,000),
W A Vaughan Pres. O P Vaughan Vice Pres. John Koch Cashier.
Beier George. shoes.
Bieloh Oscar, saloon.
BRANDES FREDERICK, Stationery
and Postmaster.
Brooks George, carpet weaver.
Brown Harley B, ins agt.
Campbell Edward. propr Campbell House. Campbell House The. Edward Campbell propr.
Cavanaugh Dennis, r r exp and tel agt.
Cornell & Cleary (Ernest J Cornell. Jos- eph L Cleary). saloon.
Degnan George, dray.
Dennis George F. grist mill.
FELDMAN ALEXANDER J, Hardware.
Feldman Mrs J N, general store.
Folbrecht Clara' dressmaker.
Gink Theodore, brewers agent.
Gossell John, meats.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, W Ray Pro- prietor.
Harris George. carpenter.
Hutt Rudolph. justice.
Kazda Mrs Amelia M, milliner.
Kazda John P, confectioner.
Kessler Leo C. general store.
(Weekly),
KICKAPOO CHIEF THE Jeremiah O'Neil. Publisher. Koch John, tailor.
Lathrop C L, fruit grower, 4 miles w.
Lathrop Fred, hog breeder, 4 miles w.
Lyons Daniel, painter.
O'NEIL JEREMIAH, Pablr The Kicka- poo Chief and Justice.
Patton Ora, dressmaker.
Perrin George H, physician.
Perrin Mrs G H, music teacher.
Pomerening Charles A, mason.
Popper George V, painter.
Rabehl Rev C F (Evangelical).
RAY WASHINGTON, Propr Grand Cen- tral Hotel and Livery.
Reichman Henry L, notions.
Reichman Herman, marshal.
Reichman Mrs Julia, milliner.
Riley Charles, apiarist.
Rosencrans Abraham M, stone quarry.
Sanger Bros (George and John F), black- smiths. Steisel A W, live stock.
Stuckey Wm, saloon.
Taft Oscar D, broom mnfr.
Tesar James J, saloon.
Union Telephone Co, H L Reichman agt. Vaughan Lulu, prin of schools.
Vaughan Orlando P. auctioneer.
VAUGHAN WASHINGTON A, General Store and Grain.
Walker Lizzle, dressmaker.
Walker Nelson E, barber. Walters Herman, livery.
Wauzeka Creamery, Wauzeka Butter Co proprs.
WAUZEKA LUMBER CO, W A Vaughan Pres, Orlando P Vaughan Sec and Supt, Lumber and Agricultural Implements.
and Frank B Schwarz). Wayne C E, real estate. Williams Wayne, live stock.
WAVERLY.
. A discontinued postoffice in El Paso and Rock Elm townships, Pierce county, 12 miles east of Ellsworth, the county seat. and 9 from Spring Valley, the nearest banking and shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Olivet.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Babcock F A, hotel.
Esef E, genl store.
KREISEL RUDOLPH, General Store.
Parsons F S, blksmith.
Thompson B J, aplarist.
Thompson M E, music teacher.
WAYNE.
Population, 100. In township of the same name, Washington county, 13 miles south- west of West Bend, the judicial seat, and 51/2 from Kewaskum, the nearest shipping and banking point. Mail, daily. Andrew Martin, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abel A P, barber and harnessmaker.
Abel Wm, boots and shoes.
Brandt John jr, carpenter.
Eckel Phillp, saloon.
Foerster Wm, feed grinding and machine shop.
Kippenham Jacob, planing mill.
Kippenhan William, blacksmith.
MARTIN ANDREW, Sporting Goods, Cigars, Shoemaker, Postmaster and Bar- ber.
Menger & Guenther, saw mill.
Petri John. cheese mnfr.
Petri Wendel, general store.
Scheffer Charles C, saloon.
Schmidt Henry, blksmith and wagonmkr. Sienkaemper Rev C (Reformed).
WAYSIDE.
Population, 400. In Morrison township. Brown county, 22 miles south of Green Bay, the county seat, 9 from Grimms, Its shipping point, and 15 from De Pere, its banking point. Mail,
daily. George
Frosch, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bartelme B W. meats.
Blauntia V H, barber.
Borchardt Albert, cheese mnfr.
Burke Thomas, phys.
Buxmann E, music tchr.
Dorpat L G (Lutheran).
FROSCH GEORGE, General Store and Postmaster.
Fuller Moritz, shoemaker.
Hill Hugo, cheese vat mnfr.
Hoffman Joseph, harnessmaker.
Janz Mrs P. dressmaker.
Krause Wm, carpenter.
Monahan Thomas, saloon and justice.
Musil F, wagonmaker.
Natzke August, cheese mnfr.
Directory of the Entire Real Estate Interests OF THE-
United States. Names of all Dealers, Land Companies, Investment Companies, Brokers, Etc. R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, Il1.
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Steam Hot Blast Apparatus for Lumber and Leather Drying. HEATING AND VENTILATING.
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Neuman Otto, mason.
Pingel Fred W, hotel and saloon.
RANK FRANK, Flour and Saw Mill.
Schatz Philip W, wagonmkr and agrl impts Schroeder George, shoe store.
Schmek D, saloon.
Virgiels Ferdinand, harnessmaker.
Virgiels Wm & Bro, furn and planing mill. Wittig C H, photographer.
Zellner H, genl store and agrl implts.
WEBLAKE.
A country postoffice in Burnett county, WELHAVEN. 50 miles from Grantsburg, the judicial seat, A discontinued postoffice in Lessor town- and 25 from Spooner, its banking and ship- ship, Shawano county, 18 miles southeast of ping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Charles Marsh, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. point. Has rural free delivery from Rose- (See page 4).
Claire Fred, blacksmith.
Jones E James, teacher.
Julson J H, saw mill.
MARSH CHARLES, General Store.
Thatcher O M, justice.
Thatcher Mrs Sara, teacher.
WEBSTER.
A country postoffice in Meenon township, Burnett county, 23 miles northeast of Grantsburg, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Robert Mag- nuson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Berg C M, shoemaker.
Carroll M H, grocer and cooper.
Johnson Victor, blacksmith.
MAGNUSON ROBERT, Justice and No- tary. MAGNUSON ROBERT & CO, General Store.
Webster Creamery Co.
WELCOME.
Population, 400. Formerly known as Bear Creek, is on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Deer Creek township, Outagamie county, 25 miles nothwest of Appleton, the county seat. Has Catholic and Methodist churches, and a bank. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Isaac Thorn, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Albrecht Mrs L, meats.
Armstrong John, saloon.
Ballhorn C G, hardware.
BEACH A J, General Store.
Butler John, saloon.
Canniday A. J, propr Commercial Hotel. Cargell W W, grain elevator.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, A J Canniday Propr.
Damon A J, furn and undertaker.
Denis F A W, jeweler.
Feller Frank, restaurant. Hackman Charles, general store.
Hotel Maywood, H H Stone propr. KIEFER JOHN, General Store. Large Julius, blacksmith. Larsen Carrie, dressmaker. Lyons Maggie, dressmaker. Murphy P D, genl store and elevator. Naze Gus, general store. Pellegrin Rev G J (Catholic.) Pieper Aug, hardware. Pilke P, general store.
Reinke Herman, saloon.
Russ Henry, genl store.
Schimik Frank, railroad and exp agt.
Smith Mrs Minnie, bakery and restaurant. Stiengarber Frank, barber. Stone H H, propr Hotel Maywood. THORN ISAAC, Postmaster. Weaver L A, physician. Weaver & Wills, planing mills.
Shawano, the county seat, and 12 from Sey- mour, the nearest banking and shipping
lawn. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Svendsen J A, general store.
WELLS.
A flag station on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Calumet county, 10 miles northeast of Chilton, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Hayton.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
WENTWORTH.
On the N. P. R. R., in Brule township, Douglas county, 14 miles from Superior, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., N. P. Mrs. C. S. Howard, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Filteau R, saloon.
Howard A S, railroad and tel agt.
HOWARD C S, General Store and Post- master.
WEQUIOCK.
Population, 200. A village in Scott town- ship, Brown county, 9 miles northeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages daily to Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay; fare, 25 cents and $1.50 respectively. Mail, daily. Emma A. Cowles, nostmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) COWLES EMMA A, General Store and Postmaster.
Duxbury L C, buttermaker.
Hargar Edward, butcher.
Lafromboise E, butcher. Maynard Rev Joseph L (Presby.)
Moeller Henry, justice, mnfr of tobacco and blacksmith,
Morrison P, justice.
Neville J C, saloon. Van Ness Lewis, saloon. Wequiock Creamery.
WERLEY.
Population, 28. On the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Green river, in Mt. Ida township, Grant county, 15 miles north of Lancaster, the judicial seat, and 8 from Fennimore, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tele- phone connection. E. T. Krause, postmas- ter.
MACHINERY NEW AND USED Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. West Allis 1263
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Le Feber Abraham, flour and feed.
(See page 4.) Campbell A B, grain and live stock.
Champion Almer, billiard hall. Fry Bros, mngr Werley Band. Gribble Sine, meats.
Killenger W, farmer.
KRAUSE E T, General Store and Post- master.
MoClimans Burt, blacksmith.
Monteith H A, confr.
Olmstead Edward, painter.
Taylor J H, railroad agent.
Tennan Art, constable.
Tennant Wm, carpenter.
Wehrle S, live stock.
Werley Band, Fry Bros mngr.
Werley Co-Operative Creamery Co. Werner Fritz, farmer.
WEST ALLIS.
Population, 3,500. formerly North Greenfield, is an incorporated vil- lage on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Milwau- kee county, 6 miles west of Milwaukee, the seat of justice and nearest banking point, with which it is connected by electric rail- way; fare, 10 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. S. Tipple, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allis-Chambers Co, machinists.
Boos Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Brogan Henry T, dentist. Burbach Rev L (Catholic.)
Burbach P H, saloon.
Central Improvement Co, John Johnston pres, Arthur N McGoch sec, Stutley I Rust Bros, live stock.
Henderson mngr.
Cheesman Wm, saloon.
Cleveland Wm J, cigars.
Cohen Albert, genl store. Day Wm, barber. Dick Wm H, drugs.
Donnley Charles, grocer.
Douville Bros (F C and E. L Douville), gro- cers.
EVERS HENRY, Wines, Liquors and Sullivan Richard A, vet surgeon.
Tobaccos, 57th and Greenfield av.
First National Bank (capital $25,000), S Mc- Cord pres, L G Baker cashr.
Fleming John R, livery.
Fowle A N, dentist. Gargan Joseph, saloon.
Georgen Michael, saloon.
Gevaart John H, grocer. Greenfield Hotel, Wm Mirgeles propr.
Grover Homer D, barber.
Guetzkow Louis A, carpenter.
Hanson C, architect.
HEID ERNEST, Saloon, Wines, LI- quors and Cigars, 61st and Greenfield av. Henderson Frederick W, lawyer.
Henderson Stutley I, mngr Central Im- provement Co.
Jirachek Frank, harnessmaker.
Keane John E, railroad and exp agt.
Kearney & Trecker (Edward Kearney, Theodore Trecker), machines. Keebe Rev Frederick (Episcopal.) Kinkel August F, justice of peace.
Knappert Frank, cigar mnfr. Koch Jacob, saloon.
Koeisch Joseph H, furniture.
Kohn Louis, dry goods.
Kronmeyer Rev John (Presbyterian.)
Leibenthal Charles, blacksmith.
Liedel Ernest, saloon. Loebel G E. hotel.
McGowan W, dairy.
McMicken Herschel A, real estate.
Meyer Aug R. saloon.
Miller Joseph J, meats. Miller Robert, saloon.
Milwaukee Electric Co, Irving B Cary pres, Mirgeles Wm, propr Greenfield Hotel. Mueller Theodore, druggist.
Nelson Nels A, saloon.
Ninmer August, tailor.
Noble Nelson N, insurance.
NOE JOSEPH G, Saloon and Restau- rant, Greenfield av., bet 57th and 58th. Nolan Thomas A, saloon.
Nye Charles, saloon.
Nye E Kirwin, cigars.
O'Dwyer Charles J, dentist.
as Park Hotel, Philip S Wisswell propr.
Phillips Fred, saloon.
Polzin Robert, shoes.
Prescott Fred M Steam Pump Co, Fred M Prescott pres, P M Tallon sec.
Prochnow Otto, saloon.
Radcliffe & Porter Mnfg Co (James E Rad- cliff, James Porter), sash, doors and lum- ber.
Rasmussen John, physician.
Richmond George F, cigars.
Rock Frank, grocer.
Rosenthal Husker Co (Inc), August Rosen- thal pres, Gottlieb Schmidt vice-pres, Gus- tav H Rosenthal sec and treas.
Russell James B, hardware.
Schmidt George, baker.
Scott A. M, saloon.
Shenners W H & Co (Wm H Shenners), real estate.
Siekert Charles, saloon and hotel.
Sieger Otto, saloon.
Spencer John C, painter.
Stern Max, dry goods.
Stredy Charles J, cigars.
Taylor & Tower, lumber.
Tibbitts Seth, painter.
Tipple Horatio S, hardware.
TOBIN-GERLINGER STEEL CASTING
Co (John H Tobin, Wm E Gerlinger, Christian A Gerlinger), Crucible Steel Founders, 59th st. Tel West Allis 19. (See right bottom lines.)
Turner Rev John W (M E.)
Wagner & Gohres (Ambrose Wagner, John Gohres), grocers.
WALSH FRANK E, Coal, Wood and Building Material, 59th and National av. Tel West Allis 18.
Warta Joseph, saloon.
WEST ALLIS LUMBER CO (Frank S Baldwin), Lumber and Building Material, 58th and National av.
West Allis Malleable Iron and Chain Belt Co, Orin L Hollister pres, Charles F P Pullen treas, W H Shenners sec, Fred- erick G Von Spreckelsen supt.
Wisswell Philip S, propr Park Hotel.
Wright Chester M, baker. Wright Lee, barber.
Zehren Henry, grocer.
Zelenka John, saloon.
Abstracter
"The Rookery," ASHLAND, WIS.
NED WITHERS, REAL ESTATE
Statements of Taxes Furnished.
BOX 176.
Robt. B. Clark
Buyer and Grain, Hay, Seeds
Shipper CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. Write for Prices.
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FOR WILD LANDS IN WISCONSIN Write A. C. UECKE, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See p. 12.)
1264
West Bend
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
West Bend
WEST BEND.
Population, 3,000. The judicial seat of Washington county, is an incorporated city located on the Milwaukee river, and on the Fischer Rev August (Lutheran).
C. & N. W. Ry., 33 miles northwest of Mil- waukee. It dates its settlement from 1844, and has Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, 2 Methodist and Reformed churches, 4 schools, free public library, an electric light plant, fire department, telephone facilities, an opera house, seating 700, first-class ho- tels, 2 fine parks, 2 banks and 3 weekly newspapers, the Beobachter, the Democrat and the Washington County Pilot. The more prominent industries comprise car-
ery, 2 malt houses, spoke and bending works, agricultural implement works, a pocketbook and purse factory, pearl button factory, saw mills and 2 creameries. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. Byron Fairbanks, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Althaus John, shoes.
American Hotel, Wm Haendie propr.
Baer Christian, contractor.
BANK OF WEST BEND, E Francken- burg Pres, Arthur Franckenburg Cashier, Henry A Otten Asst Cashier.
Barens & Dengel (S W Barens, A M Den- gel), hardware.
Barnes Horace, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co. Barney & Kuechenmeister (Samuel S Bar- ney, Gustav H Kuechenmeister), lawyers. Bastian August, saloon.
Bauer Henry F, bakery.
Beobachter The, Washington County Pub Co publrs.
BERRES-GEHL MANUFACTURING CO, Peter Berres Pres, J W Gehl Sec, N N Gehl Treas, Mnfrs of Ensilage and Feed Cutters, Horse Power, Geared and Pulley Elevators, Jacks, Circular Wood Sawing Machines, Hay Tedders, Corn Shellers, Kettles, Clothes Line Reels, Plow Points, Plows, Automatic Steam Engines. (See 1266.)
Boemer Bros Co, A R Boemer pres. G A Boemer sec, genl store.
Boesewetter Otto, vet surg.
Bohn Henry P, furniture. Bratz Wm C, insurance.
Braun John M, wagonmaker.
Braunworth Bernhard, jeweler.
Brittingham & Hixon Lumber
Co, John Klumb mngr.
Bruhy Thomas, jeweler. Burckardt Mrs John, baker.
Cameron Donald D, county surveyor.
Colvin Wm, coroner.
Deicher Wm, harnessmaker.
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