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Detumcq Adolph E, furniture.
Deuters George M, furniture.
Dietz C H, principal school.
Duemberger John, saloon and hotel.
ENGER-KRESS POCKET BOOK co, George Enger Pres, August Kress Vice- Martin Henry, barber. Pres and Manager, Andrew Pick Sec, Al- Maxon D U, creamery. Mooers Charles P, books. bert A Gray Treas, A Guenther Director, Mnfrs Pocket Books and Leather Novel- Nehrbass Ferdinand, city marshal. ties. (See p 1267.) Nicolas Louis, shoes.
FAIRBANKS BYRON, Postmaster.
FIRST STATE BANK THE (Capital $25,000), C C Henry Pres, F M Schuler Cashier.
Fuge August C, hardware.
Galland Ernest, architect.
Galland M, confectionery. Gau Albert O, blacksmith.
Gehl John W, register of deeds.
Gerlach & Haase (Herman Gerlach, Fred Haase), druggists.
Gilbert John L, saloon.
Goeden Michael B, saloon.
Goetz John V, photographer.
Haebig A, tailor.
riage and wagon works, flour mills, brew-Haendel Wm, propr American Hotel.
Harris Patrick, monuments.
Hasse Fred H, saloon.
Hausman Wm, dentist.
Heider Gustav A, phys.
Held Adam, sheriff.
Heipp Philipp, general store.
Hennley Albert J, clk circuit court.
Herman Joseph, tinner.
Hetzel Bros (John and Jacob), drayage.
Hoppe Charles, saw mill.
HOTEL SCHLEGEL (Formerly Hotel Weinand), Oscar C Schlegel Propr, West Bend's Most Popular and Finest Hotel. Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Water Works, Large Sample Rooms, Commer- cial Trade Solicited, Rates Reasonable. (See p 1267.)
Hoyer Rev E (Lutheran).
Huber Joseph F, editor and mngr West Bend News and The Beobachter.
Huber & Guth (Joseph F Huber, Theodore A Guth), proprs Washington County Pub- lishing Co.
Illian Charles, saloon.
Illian Mrs E, millinery.
Immel Michael, saloon.
Jones George W, mngr West Bend Co- operative Co.
KAEMPFER HENRY B, Editor and Publisher The Washington County Pilot. Book and Job Printing. (See p 1267.)
Kaminski Wm, shoemaker.
Karsten Fred, drayman.
Klumb John, mngr Brittingham & Hixon Co.
Koepke Edward, bottler.
Konitz Gustav, shoes.
Kopp Henry, cheese mnfr, 5 miles n w. Kress August, vice-pres and mngr Enger- Kress Pocket Book Co.
Kuehlthau Adam, flour mill.
Kuester Carl, express.
Labure A J, livery.
LAUER FLORIAN, Harnessmaker, Mnfr and Dealer in Light and Heavy Harness, Saddlery, Etc. (See p 1267.) Leisgang George & Son (George and George jr), meats.
Lemke Henry, saloon.
Loebe Benjamin, carpenter. Lynch Daniel, phys. Mark John, hotel.
Obermeyer George, carpenter.
for Artistic Metal Goods.
Received Six Medals at World's Fair Manufacturers of Architectural Ornamental Iron Work, Brass and Bronze Goods.
C. COLNIK MNF'G CO., 221-226 EIGHTH ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
BUY AND SELL Timber and Farming Lands.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
THE
Silberzahn Gasoline Engines
Are a Good and Reliable Engine at the Right Price,
We Build Portable and Station- ary
6 and 10 Horse Power Engines
SIX HORSE POWER ENGINE.
This cut represents our One Horse Power Air Cooled Engine
Is designed and adapted to do any kind of light work
It is frost proof, no freezing and no water to bother with. Can be operated in any kind of weather. This Engine, which developes one H. P. at 500 revolutions per minute, is the most satisfactory Engine for running cream separators, bicycle repair shop, small lathes, blowers, meat choppers, fans and for pumping water, etc.
Agents Wanted. Write for Prices.
Silberzahn Bros. Machine Works, WEST BEND, WISCONSIN.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
WEST BEND BREWING CO.,
Brewers, Maltsters and Bottlers. LITHIA, Special Brand of Bottled Beer.
JURSS -FO. MIL
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WEST BEND, .
WISCONSIN.
PETER BERRES, President J. W. GEHL, Secretary. N. N. GEHL, Treasurer,
BERRES- GEHL MFG. CO., WEST BEND, WISCONSIN.
Manufacturers of .Ensilage and Feed Cut- ters, Elevators, Horse Powers, Tread Pow- ers, Geared and Pulley Jacks, Circular Wood Sawing Machines, Hay Tedders, Sleighs, Corn Shellers, Iron Kettles, Clothes Line Reels, Iron Mangers, Flue Doors, Plow Points.
CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER.
LISTS ANY BUSINESS ANY LOCALITY
UP-TO-DATE ACCURATE
FURNISHED BY R. L. POLK & CO., DETROIT, MICH. and CHICAGO, ILL.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
West Bend
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. West Bend 1267
HOTEL SCHLEGEL,
Oscar C. Schlegel, Proprietor.
FORMERLY HOTEL WEINAND. First-Class in Every Particular. Good Accommodations for Travelers. Steam Heat. Water Works. Electric Light, and Stabling. One Block West of Depot. TELEPHONE 8. WEST BEND, = WISCONSIN.
FLORIAN LAUER, - PROPRIETOR OF-
HARNESS STORE.
Manufacturer of Harness. Dealer in Collars, Sweat Pads, Whips, Blankets, Etc., Etc. Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done. WEST BEND, = WISCONSIN.
The Washington County Pilot. PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
HIGH GRADE-
NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
H. B. KAEMPFER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
WEST BEND, WISCONSIN.
ENGER-KRESS POCKET BOOK CO,
West Bend - Wisconsin.
MANUFACTURERS OF
POCKET BOOKS, BILLBOOKS, CARD CASES, PURSES, CHATELAINES, WRIST BAGS, PHOTO CASES, PASS CASES, POUCHES, MINERS' BELTS, GOLD DUST BAGS,- AND JEWEL CASES. We Guarantee Thorough Business Education.
The Eau Claire Business College EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
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Metal Stamping STAMPING AND TOOL CO. Electroplating LA CROSSE, WIS.
1968 West Bend
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Westby
O'Meare Patrick, county judge. Opgenorth Henry, insurance. Ott & Boden (Joseph Ott. G O Boden), hardware.
[Wiskirchen John, hotel. Witteman Peter, shoes. Wolfrum Frederick, drugs. Wolfrum Wm, dentist. Yahr Solon, fruit grower.
PICK BRICK COMPANY (Andrew and Andrew J Pick), Manufacturers of Sand Zeigler Jacob, county treasurer. Stone Brick of All Colors, Shippers of Zettel Joseph, carpenter.
Sand. (See adv in classified Brick Mnfrs.) Pick-Fohn Co The, Mrs Mary Pick pres, John Pick treas, Matthias J Fohn sec. general store and grain.
Reisse L & Son (Louis and Wm), painters. of Wautoma, the county seat and 8 south. Richter August F, harness.
of Weyauwega, the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Mail, daily. Her- man Koehler, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Eckert E, railroad agt. KOEHLER HERMAN, Postmaster, Gen- eral Store and Cheese Mnfr.
Koehler Martin, cheese mnfr. Lieby David, saloon.
Roedger Christ, music teacher.
Thews Fred, blacksmith.
WESTBORO.
Population, 650. A village on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., in Westboro township, Taylor county, 18 miles north of Medford, the county seat and banking point. Has Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Frank Ruprich, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Brearley C J C, justice.
Campbell P, hotel. Castagner A R, shingle mill.
Coats M M, millinery.
Demansky Joe, general store.
Dent Rev James E (Episcopal).
Evans E E, hotel.
Folsom H. H, meat market.
Fournier Antoine, saloon.
Franck August, wagonmkr. Grittner Joseph, logger.
Hamnquish Rev John (Baptist).
Hanifen M, boarding house.
Hlavacek J, saloon.
Hultin August, mason.
Keenan James, restaurant.
Kleutch Nicholas, blacksmith.
Lundeen J, saloon. McClure G H, physician.
Pagel Wm, barber.
Parks I L, mason.
Paulson C M, blacksmith.
Premean Art, saloon.
RUPRICH FRANK, General Store.
Postmaster and
Ryckmen W H, jeweler.
Schaffer W W, well driller. Stout C F Lumber Co, lumber.
Swan Mrs J R, restaurant.
Vandenberg A W, hotel.
Waite P W, saloon.
Westboro Lumber Co.
Westcott Bruce, live stock.
Westenberger T, meats. Wilke C H. apiarist.
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Riesch John, painter. Robinson Charles E, lawyer. Rolfs Henry, cigar mnfr. Romes John F, laundry.
Ruppert Rev S (Reformed).
Russell John C, district attorney.
Salinger Rev J (Episcopal).
Schlamer Fred, blacksmith.
Schlegel Gottlieb, baker.
SCHLEGEL OSCAR C, Propr Hotel Peter Frank, saloon. Schlegel, West Bend's Finest and Best Ho- Randt Rev F (Lutheran).
tel. (See page 1267.)
Schloemer Fred, blacksmith.
Schloemer Henry P, railroad and tel agt.
Schmidt & Stork (Fred Schmidt, Fred Stork), wagons.
Schoenbeck Frank, saloon.
Schreiber Louis, photographer.
Schroeder Charles, live stock.
Schuum Fred M, saloon.
Schwinn & Grace (Mark
brose Grace), books and confectionery.
Sievers Mrs Ida, milliner.
SILBERZAHN BROS (John and Louis),
Gas and Gasoline Engines, Machinists. (See page 1265.)
Silberzahn Manufacturing Company, Peter Berres pres, John W Gehl sec, Henry J Thoma vice-pres and treas, agrl impits. Snyder Rev J A (Methodist).
Stupfel Rev P J (Catholic).
THIELMANN ANTON, County Clerk. Trevivanus J H, saloon. Vuscagio Joseph, confr.
Wagner Bros (A M and H J), grocers. Warnke Wm, tinner.
WASHINGTON COUNTY PILOT THE, H B Kaempfer Editor and Proprietor, Book and Job Printing. (See page 1267.)
Washington County Publishing Co (Joseph F Huber, Theodore A Guth), publrs of West Bend News and The Beobachter. Wehle Wm J, phys. Wendelborn John, cigar mnfr. Werner August, blacksmith.
WEST BEND BREWING CO, Andrew Pick Sec, Maltsters and Bottlers. (See page 1266.)
West Bend Co-operative Co, George W
Jones mngr, creamery.
West Bend Knitting Mills.
West Bend Mutual Fire Insurance Co, P O'Meara pres, Charles F Leins sec.
West Bend News The, Washington County Pub Co publrs.
WESTBY.
Population, 750. An incorporated village Wisconsin Telephone Co, Horace Barnes on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Chistiana mngr. township, Vernon county, 71/2 miles north-
WEST BLOOMFIELD.
A country postoffice in Bloomfield town- ship, Waushara county, 26 miles northeast
CEMENT Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. 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,
Schwinn, Am- Seliger Oscar, cigars.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, Consulting Mechanical Engineer -FUEL ECONOMY.
ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.) 921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Westby WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Westfield 1269
east of Viroqua, the county seat. Has a WEST DE PERE. Methodist and 2 Lutheran churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Times. Tel., 3d and 4th wards of De Pere, August 20, W. U. Exp., U. S. E. C. Brattle, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Amundson Bros, meats.
Anderson Carl, livery.
Ballsrud Miss B, millinery.
DAHL A H, General Store.
Eckhart & Co, grain.
Erickson E S, meats.
Evans E E, propr Westby Hotel.
Farmers' Alliance, genl store.
Galstad Mrs O, millinery.
Gulbrandsen Rev M (Lutheran.)
Halmrast L, blacksmith.
Halvorsen Rev H' (Lutheran.)
Hammerstad O, vet surgeon.
Hofstad Rev O A (Methodist.) Johnson Andrew, railroad and exp agent. Johnson John, shoes.
Johnson M M, blacksmith.
Lee A, pumps and wind mills. Lins Ed, barber.
Lien O, restaurant.
METHBY & THORSEN, Hardware.
Michaelson John, blacksmith.
Michelet John G, general store and mayor.
Moen A J, wagonmaker and justice. Myhre G. druggist.
Nelson Ole, barber. Nestinger C & Co, live stock.
Nottestad John, restaurant.
Peterson G M, restaurant.
Peterson & Onsrud, hardware.
Reque S B, dentist.
Reque S G, jeweler.
Sangstad & Spellum, agrl implts.
Schee J, physician.
Shannon C T, leaf tobacco.
Shreiner Johan K, physician.
Sterlingson & Call, general store. Sveen E J, furniture. Thorsen Theodore, carpenter.
Thorsen Theodore & Co, planing mill. Unseth O A, drugs.
Westby Hotel, E E Evans propr.
Westby State Bank (capital $10,000), M H Beckkedal pres, E O Sveen cashr. Westby Telephone Co.
Westby Times The.
WEST DENMARK.
A discontinued postoffice in Polk county, 12 miles northwest of Balsam Lake, the Golhier Mrs J A, grocer and restaurant. county seat, and 114 from Luck, its banking and shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Luck.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Hjort Hans J, creamery.
Hamilton Edward T, dentist.
Haney Frank, jeweler.
Haney Michael, saloon.
Haney Wm, barber.
Hayes John G, shoemaker.
Hengfuss George, general store.
Hill Herbert H, physician.
Holtz Wm, carpenter.
HOTEL ROSENBAUM, Albert Rosen- baum Propr, Steam Heated, Headquarters for Commercial Men, Rates $2 Per Day.
Polk County Land Improvement Co, real Jacob Henry, saloon.
estate.
This enterprising little city became the 1889, when the two cities consolidated under the name of De Pere. The postoffice was, however, retained. For business names see De Pere.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
WESTFIELD.
Population, 950. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., in Westfield township, Marquette county, 12 miles from Montello, the county seat, and 25 north of Portage. Has a good public school, Methodist, Presbyterian, Ger- man Methodist and Lutheran churches, a bank, a roller flour mill, and is headquar- ters for produce shipments, in which a large business is done yearly. It is sur- rounded with a good agricultural country, has a creamery, and would be a desirable point for the Iccation of a cannery, pickle factory and other manufacturing establish- ments. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Rob- ert J. Audiss, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Carpenter Walter, drayman.
Caves Joseph O, hardware and produce.
Central Union, Mrs Forbes & Sons publrs. Cochran T H & Co, produce and grain.
Cochran & Hettinger (Robert Cochran, Leonard W Hettinger), flour mill. Crawford John, auctioneer.
Crockett George B, general store.
Dee Herman, blacksmith.
Dewar Duncan J, live stock.
Du Val Rev J C (Methodist.)
Eubank H J, general store.
Fenner Bros (John and Jacob), proprs Fen- ner's Opera House.
Fenner Charles W, shoes.
Fenner J & Son (John and Jacob), photogr. Fenner's Opera House, Fenner Bros proprs. Fenske Henry,, general store.
Fish Curtiss, painter.
Forbes Mrs & Sons (Similde, W E and C A Forbes), publrs Central Union.
Frederick Harry F, physician.
Frederick & Waldo (Dr Harry F Frederick, Fred Waldo), drugs and wall paper.
Fry John, harnessmaker.
Fuller F W, village clerk.
Fuller Wm P, town clerk and books. Gardo Emil, meats.
Gramse August, general store, 312 miles w. Hamilton Bros (John and Hugh), hardware and harness.
Horn C P, physician. Jensen E S, watchmaker. Jensen Jens J, saw mill.
Nelson Skow. saw mill.
Pedersen Rev C P (Lutheran.)
Peterson Bros, feed mill. PETERSON J P, General Store and Real Estate.
Tones W R, barber.
Robert A. Lang, CONTRACTING HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Concrete Timber Ballast and Stone Dams Designed. Contracts taken for complete Construction and equipment. Twenty years successful experience. No. 656 GALLOWAY ST., EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
PATENTS.
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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)
(See adv. in Classified Machinists. ) Manufacturing Special Machinery our Specialty. Chas. W. Schneck, Bro. & Co., Practical Machinists 727-729 St. Paul Avenue,
1270 Westfield
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S West Rosendale
Jones & Kleman, proprs Westfield Cream- ery.
Jost August, farm implements.
Kendall George W. carpenter.
Kilbride John, saloon.
Kline Fred W, jeweler.
Knapp Mrs Adelia P. dressmaker.
Krents August & Sons, produce.
Krentz Carl L. general store.
Krentz Wm, plasterer.
Long Frank, sorghum mnfr.
McWilliams W J & Bro (Wm J and James C), grocers and meats.
Meinke Ferdinand, insurance and notary. Meinke & Waldo (Randolph Meinke. Ches- ter E Waldo), poultry and fruits.
Miller George, mason.
Miller Rev Martin (Lutheran).
Mills C C. lawyer.
Mischelow Isaac, general store. Modern Woodmen Cornet Band. Julius Meinke leader.
Murphy C C, lawyer.
Page Mrs H A. milliner.
Perkins Frank S, r r. exp and tel agt.
Perry Edward L. dentist.
Pierce Clarence E, flour mill. 31/2 miles w. Quinn & Clark (Wm W Quinn. J H Clark), saloon and livery.
Reichert Rev F (German Methodist).
Ripler & Schwark (W H Ripler, H W Schwark), furniture.
ROSENBAUM ALBERT, Propr Hotel Rosenbaum. Rates $2 Per Day.
Roskie & Fuller (Frederick Roskie. Wm Fuller jr), general store.
Roth Richard. saloon.
Schultz Gustav. barber.
Scott Ernest W, mason and carpenter.
Springborn Charles, wagonmaker.
Starks Leonard, Joseph O Caves mngr, pro- duce.
Taggatz Fred. carpenter.
Taylor Rev Alfred G (Presbyterian).
Union Telephone Co, Wm F Fuller mngr ..
Westfield Creamery. Jones & Kleman proprs.
Westfield State Bank (capital $40,000), W H Moss pres. Julius Warnke cashier.
Westfield and Fall River Lumber Co. W A Brown mngr.
Wheelock J H. prin school.
Whitney C H, house mover.
WEST LIMA.
Population. 150. In Bloom township, Richland county. 20 miles northwest
Richland Center, the judicial seat, and 7 from La Farge, the nearest banking and shipping point. Has Disciple and Method- ist churches. Telephone connection. Stage daily to Richland Center and La Farge. Mail. daily. C. P. Tillan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Ames Myrtle, stone mason.
Booker Jasper, stone mason.
Cole Beder A. physician. Gore W. E. teacher.
Griffin W I. general store.
Hurless Henry M, live stock. Hurless Ivan, live stock.
Jones Emory, propr Lone Star Hotel.
Mitchell F M. livery.
Muller Bros. saw mill.
Sepley Edgar, cheese mnfr.
Sepley Fred, insurance agent. Sepley Simon. contractor.
Spencer John. mason and carpenter.
Swedd W R. livery. Thomas M K, wagonmaker.
TILLAN C P, Stationery, Cigars and Tobacco.
Tillan H O. drugs.
WESTON.
Population. 150. On the C .. St. P., M. & O. R. R., in Dunn county, 10 miles south- west of Menomonie. the county seat. and nearest banking point. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. L. Gordon. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bales Charles. live stock dealer.
BOE A E, Railroad, Exp and Tel Agt. GORDON L, General Store.
Holenberg A. blacksmith.
McMahon A. saw mill.
Ried Ray, wood dealer.
Starr Wm J, lumber and wood.
WEST POINT.
A discontinued postoffice in Columbia county. Has rural free delivery from Lodi. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
WESTPORT.
On the C .. M. & St. P. Ry. in Richland county, 22 miles southwest of Richland Center. the judicial seat, and 8 from Bos- cobel. Has rural free delivery from Mus- coda.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Allbach F C. shoes.
Atkinson C. blacksmith.
Eaton Peter. saw mill. Owens W H, general store.
Richwood Creamery.
Ritchie Wm, general store.
Shore W H. general store.
WEST PRAIRIE.
Acountry postoffice in Sterling township. Vernon county, 1234 miles southwest .of of Viroqua. the county seat and usual bank- ing and shipping point. Stages daily to Viroqua and De Soto. Mail. daily. Allen Halverson. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Chase John, well driller. Everson Eda, teacher. HALVERSON ALLEN, General Store. Hium Hans, blacksmith.
Nelson Nels, axe handle mnfr. Shoenberger L C. live stock.
WEST ROSENDALE.
Population. 40. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Fond du Lac county. 15 miles west of Fond du Lac. the county seat. and 6 east
LONE STAR HOTEL, Emory Jones of Ripon, the nearest banking point. Mail, Propr.
daily. Miss S. J. Hammond, postmaster.
Special Machinery
Collections.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY, 6th Floor Sentinel Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Our Attorneys are the Best. We have Draft System at 3%. Our "letter system" will save you money. We are anxious to handle your collections.
A. O. COLBY "Everything Electrical."
Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write. La Crosse, Wis.
West Rosendale WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Weyauwega 1271
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Perham Edward M, jeweler. (See page 4). Quigel Milley, livery. Arndt August, mason.
Brown V. justice.
EWALD H, Grocer. HAMMOND SUSIE J, Music Teacher. Lamson Belle, teacher.
Pinch Marion. teacher.
Weishoff A F. carp and feed mill.
WEST SALEM.
Population. 800. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. and C. M. & St. P. Rys. (depots adjacent). and on the La Crosse river. in Hamilton township, La Crosse county, 10 miles northeast of La Crosse. the county seat, and 14 west of Sparta. It dates its settlement from 1849. Has 5 churches. excellent public schools, electric light. 2 banks. good hotels, an opera house and a weekly newspaper, the Non- pariel Journal. Ships grain, dairy produce and live stock. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Telephone connection. J. E. Parmelee. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bolles & Gilfillan (Frank J Bolles. Wm Gil- fillan). lumber.
Brookman Charles, saloon.
Dayl Burt. farm implements.
Elwell Chauncey C. apiarist.
Gilbertson Gilbert, baker and confectioner.
Gilfillan J & Bolles (James Gilfillan, I HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Bolles), hardware. (See page 4.)
Gunderson Lewis, grocer.
Hancock & McKain (E C Hancock, J E Mc- Kain). barbers.
Heider Henry, dairy. 5 miles n.
Heider Herman C. hardware. Hendrickson Laura. milliner.
Herrnan Frank, blacksmith.
Hotel Salem, Mrs Kate Hicks propr.
HOTEL WOOD, George T McElroy Propr, First-Class and Comfortable. Johnson Alexander, drugs.
Johnson John K, genl store.
Jones John F, stock breeder, 41/2 miles n e.
Kimball & Zirbel (C C Kimball, W H Zir- bel), farm implts.
Kirmse Louis O, blacksmith.
Kronk Howard, stock breeder, 2 miles s w. Kuehn Adolph, harnessmaker.
Kuehn Herman, meats.
LaCrosse County Bank (capital $30,000), F H located on the Waupaca river and on the A Nye pres, Wilburt I Dudley cashr. Wisconsin . Central Ry., in Weyauwega La Crosse County Insane Asylum, C S Mc- Known supt. township, Waupaca county, 9 miles south- east of Waupaca, the county seat, and 122 LaCrosse Dray Line, Voll Houghton propr. LaDew George, saloon. from Milwaukee. It dates its settlement from 1848 and has Baptist, Catholic, Luth- Larson Albert, saloon. eran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, Lund Jacob U, shoemaker. an excellent public school system, a public McCane George, drayman. hall, electric light, telephone facilities, a MCELROY GEORGE T, Propr Hotel Wood, The Leading Hotel McKee Rev Samuel L (Presby.) bank, flour mill, saw mill, trunk, and bag factory, 2 creameries, machine shop, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Chronicle and Die Deutsche Chronik. Tel., W. U. Exp., Na- tional. J. F. Corbett, postmaster.
Mckown Charles S, supt LaCrosse County Insane Asylum. Mercereau Benjamin B, furniture. Meyer Henry, saloon ..
Nonpariel Journal. D Trimbell Publishing Co proprs.
Nuttelman August, dairy, 6 miles s. Nye Frank H A, produce.
Parmelee Joseph E, postmaster.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL
TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
CONTRACTOR.
TELEPHONE
M. Pfeifer Heating Co. 314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
WEST SWEDEN.
A rural postoffice in township of same name, Polk county, 21 miles north of Bal- sam Lake, the county seat, and 41% from Frederick, the nearest rall approach, and banking point. Mail, daily. G. Hedwall, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Farmer's Creamery.
Grink C G (est), saw mill.
HEDWALL GUSTAV, Justice of Peace. Lin.1 E, plasterer.
Nordberg P, carpenter.
Peterson C E, mason.
WEYAUWEGA.
Population, 1,050. An incorporated village
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anger Robert E, cigar mnfr.
Anklam Herman, saloon. Balch Amos V. insurance. Baldwin Creamery Co (Calvin P Baldwin, Charles A Peterson.)
CONNECTION
Sander & Cullmann (Henry Sander, Louis Cullmann), lumber and grain.
Schlichenmaier Gottlieb, meats.
Scott J M & Bro (John M and August), live stock.
Seigler Rev E (Lutheran.)
Steensen John, dentist.
Steensen & Diefenthaler (Sven Steensen, Martin Diefenthaler), feed mill.
Tower Edgar A, grocer.
Trimbell D Publishing Co (D Trimbell), proprs Nonpariel Journal.
Upham Wm N. agt C, M & St P Ry.
Viets Clayton L, clothing and shoes.
Waite Frank, dentist.
Wakefield Leslie A, harnessmaker.
Wakefield Pern A, physician.
Wakefield Solon R, physician.
West Salem Bank (capital $16,000), George D Sprain pres, Sterling W Brown cashr.
West Salem Co-Operative Mercantile Co, L C Sander mngr.
West Salem Opera House, Ole Knudson mngr.
Wilcox George B, railroad and exp agt.
WEST SUPERIOR.
Douglass county. See Superior.
Radke Albert C, jeweler. Rediing Gust, blacksmith.
Ruhland Benjamin, marshal.
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.
1272 Weyauwega
Barnes Charles, saloon. Bauer Wm, furniture.
Becker & Johnson (H J Becker, J J John-
son), genl store.
Bellinger Fred & Son, live stock.
Bennett Harry M, jeweler.
Bennett & Myers (Abijah Bennett, Pliny F Myers), furniture.
Borham H J, vet surg and marshal.
Bublitz Louis H, saloon.
Bublitz Wm, carpenter.
Chronicle The, F H Voshardt publr.
Clarendon Hotel, John Wood propr.
CORBETT J FREMONT, Physician and Scheel Gustav D, jeweler.
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