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Tobler Frederick, saloon.
Toole Wm, florist, 2 miles s w.
Urban George, hotel.
Vanderveer Tunis, livery.
Von Wald John E, jeweler.
Von Wald & Co (Ulrich and Henry L Von Wald), dry goods.
Wagenbreth Augustus, saloon.
Watt Cyrus, painter.
Webster & Porter (Herman Webster, John Porter), general store.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.)
The Best for Domestic and Manu- facturing Purposes.
21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MeDONALD PETER, Saloon, 325 Lynn. Ruhland Charles Co (Charles Ruhland), (See adv.) general store and brewers.
PETER McDONALD, Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Opp. Northwestern R. R. Depot, 325 Lynn St., BARABOO, WIS.
Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
McFarland Bros (Reuben W and James R), carpenters. McGann James, plasterer.
McIntyre Louis, livery.
Schrofer John P, chair mnfr.
Schueller John, shoes.
Schueller & Battles (Wm Schueller. Ed- ward Battles), meats.
SELLECK & CHEEK (Edwin Selleck, Arthur P Cheek), Abstracts and Insur- ance, 132 4th av.
Settergren & Pittman (F B Settergren, G H Pittman), hardware.
Shults Frank E, bill poster and mngr opera house.
Shults Opera House, Frank E Shults propr Simon -, newsdealer.
Simon Wm P, real estate.
Simpson Rev J Marcus (Episcopal.) Smith Alonzo R, lawyer.
Sneathen John F, dentist.
Snyder George W, dentist.
Snyder G F, county supt schools.
Souls Mrs J, dressmaker.
Spangenberg Bros (Otto and Paul), bar- bers.
Sprecher John P, general store.
Springer Wm W, oils.
Stallman Frederick. cabinet maker.
Standard Oil Co, Henry Ketchum agt.
Stanley Co (Herbert H, W Day and Louisa A Stanley), general store.
Steckenbauer George W, barber.
Stewart James L, lumber.
Swan Alfred, mason.
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Baraboo WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Barnum 191
Weirich Bros (Emil and Louis), meats.
WELLINGTON THE, Lueth Bros Proprs. Independent Consolidated Telephone Co,
(See page 189.)
Wells Arthur M, painter.
Western Union Tel Co, J E Gayland mngr. Whistance Thomas, shoemaker.
Whitman Charles W, druggist.
Wild Charles, furniture.
Wilder Rev G B (Methodist).
Wilkinson Arthur, livery.
Williams Rev J C (Baptist.)
Wisconsin House, C J Brown propr.
Witwen J E, county treas.
Witwen J P, real estate.
Worth Daniel, mason.
Worthman Arthur J, agt C & N W Ry.
Worthman James S, city clerk.
Young A L, feed. .
Young John A Co (John A Young), gro- cers.
BARKER.
A station on the Wis Central line in Dunn county. The postal name is Boyce- ville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BARKSDALE.
A country postoffice in Bayfield county, 4 miles from Washburn, the county seat, banking and shipping point.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BARNEVELD.
Population, 400. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Brigham township, Iowa county, 15 miles east of Dodgeville, the county seat, and 33 from Madison. Has Baptist, Catho- lic, Congregational, Lutheran and Metho- dist churches, a bank and a weekly news- paper, the Register and Friend. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Je- rome J. Jones, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adamsville Cheese Factory, Wm J Camp- bell sec, 6 miles s.
Arndt August, mason.
Aspinwall Wave W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BARNEVELD CHEESE CO, Louis Jones, Sec.
Barneveid Opera House, A A Emmel & Son proprs.
Barneveld State Bank (capital $10,000), Je- rome J Jones pres and cashier. Baylis James, wagonmaker.
Baylis Jennie, dressmaker.
Blue Ridge Cheese Factory, Thomas Burns sec, 4 miles n.
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Bryn Gyrwin Cheese Co, David J Davis sec, 21/2 miles n.
Burns Henry, livery and coal. Davis John W, grocer.
Davis Wm, carpenter.
EMMEL A A & SON (Anton A and Leroy
Friend and Proprs Opera House.
Evans E D, plasterer. Evans Sadie, music teacher.
Eveland A L, furrier.
Harris David, live stock.
High Crossing Cheese Factory, Daniel J Telephone
Williams sec, 3 miles w.
Hotel Starry, Frank F Starry propr.
Mrs Ruth Baker agt.
Jewell George E, jeweler.
Jewell Martha, dressmaker.
Jones Harvey, hardware.
JONES JEROME J, Cashier Barneveld State Bank, Insurance, Real Estate, Notary and Postmaster.
Jones John D, lumber.
Jones Roger T, dentist.
Jones Thomas, agrl impits.
Jones Thomas J, vet surgeon and black- smith.
Jones Valley Cheese Factory, Paul Jones sec, 3 miles 's.
Jones & Gribner (David Jones, Joseph Gribner), blacksmiths.
Juwa Louis, meats.
Kendrick Richard L, contractor.
Kendrick & Davis (Ephraim G Kendrick, Daniel Davis), hardware.
Kurth Wm, painter.
Lanpop Fred, feed mill.
Melone John F, sorghum mill.
Middlebury Cheese Factory, Orville Theo- bald sec, 5 miles s.
Morris Cheese Factory, David J Morris sec, 4 miles s w.
Munger Irvia C, physician.
Unanty Gwyllan Cheese Co, David D
Thomas sec, 11/2 miles w.
Patterson P P, prin of school.
Prairie Grove Cheese Factory, Henry A Arneson sec, 4 miles s e.
Pryor James W, drugs.
Register and Friend (weekly), A A Emmel & Son publrs.
Roach Frank, furniture.
Rongoe Oliver, barber.
Rowe Rev James (Congregational.)
Scheide Cheese Co, R D Scheide sec, 3 miles e.
Scheide & Ostenburg (Albert C Scheide, Charles Ostenburg), general store.
Starry Frank F, propr Hotel Starry.
Theobald Cheese Factory, James Theobald sec, 5 miles s.
Thomas Thomas, painter.
Thomas Thomas J, saloon.
Trout Creek Cheese Co, Wm Harris sec, 21/2 miles n.
Williams R C, justice.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, James W Pryor agt.
BARNEY.
Marathon county. A discontinued post- office, 22 miles northwest of Wausau, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Hamburg.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BARNUM.
Population, 150. On the Kickapoo river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Hanley
east of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 11 from Boscobel, its banking point. Settled in 1891. Has a Methodist church, a saw mill and a feed mill. Improved farm land in the vicinity averages $40 per acre. connection. Seth Stevenson, postmaster.
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192 Barnum
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Barron
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Ellis Wm H, physician.
(See page 4.)
Alderman Austin, real estate.
Barnum House, W J Brindley propr.
Barnum Marion, agrl impts.
BRINDLEY W J, General Store and Propr Barnum House.
Glynn Wm, saloon.
Hon John, brewer.
Kast Henry C C, saw and feed mill.
Lathrop Bros, wood.
Lathrop Lester, blacksmith.
STEVENSON SETH, Railroad Agt.
BARRE MILLS.
In La Crosse county, 10 miles northeast of La Crosse, the county seat, and 5 from West Salem, both of which places afford banking facilities. Has rural free delivery from La Crosse.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BARRON.
Population, 1,500. The judicial seat of Lage T H, supt of schools.
Barron county, is located on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., and on the Yellow river, 47 miles northwest of Chippewa Falls, 91 northeast of St. Paul, and 252 west of Mil- waukee. Has 5 churches, good schools, 2 McKee Wm A, barber.
public halls, 2 banks, saw, flour, stave and Mckinney J E & Son, (J E Mckinney), heading mills, canning factory, spinning lumber. wheel and bee supply factory, woolen mill Meadows C W, county judge. and 2 weekly newspapers, the Barron Mitchell H J, county surveyor. County Shield, and the Barron County Morton Rev G W (Baptist). News. Exp., Western. Tel., Postal. Tele- Nelson Ernest, hardware. phone connection. Fred B. Kinsley, post- Nesbitt Thomas. saloon. master. Noble Fred S, drugs.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amman Joseph, shoemaker.
Bank of Barron (capital $25,000), Frank J McLean pres, Charles J Borum cashier. Barron City Hospital, Mrs Ida Scott propr. Barron County Abstract Co, E E Kent manager.
Barron County News, N S Gordon publr.
Barron County Shield, Thomas Dovery publisher.
Barron County Telephone Co (capital $20,- 000), De Witt Post pres, T W Borum sec. Barron Roller Mill, J W Taylor propr. Barron Stave and Heading Co, Mrs Mary T Stebbins pres, W L Morris sec.
Barron Woolen Mills, C S Taylor pres, Lib- bie Taylor sec.
Beckwith John C, clk of circuit court. Benson Charles J, grocer and restr.
Benson Rev W M (Methodist).
BERG BROS (Herman C and Martin I) General Store,
Borum Thomas W, pianos.
Brandt Wm H, drugs.
Christeson Simon, brewer's agt.
Cicherle Peter, saloon.
Clark E L, hardware. Clemmons Daniel G, barber.
Cline Otto G, blacksmith.
Coe Bros (Clarence and Arthur E), law- yers.
Coleman H M, physician.
DOUGLAS PRICE, Propr Hotel Commer- cial. (See nage 193.)
Dovery Thomas, publr
Barron County Shield.
Englest Mrs George, propr Hotel Nicollet.
Ferris John R, drayman.
Gilstad Nels C, register of deeds.
Gordon N S, publr Barron County News.
Greenberg Benjamin, general store.
GULICKSON A, County Clerk Harris Rev H (Episcopal).
Hedbach Axel E. physician.
Heffner & Hollday Co (J W Heffner, Rob- ert Holliday, C. C Cole), hardware.
Helsing & Tollefson (John Helsing, Hans Tollefson), saloon ..
Herring E W, dentist.
Hood Mrs Wm O, general store.
Horstman Wm F, furniture.
HOTEL COMMERCIAL, Price Douglas, Propr. (See page 193.)
Hotel Nicollet, Mrs George Englest propr. Hunt Wm C, baker.
Johnson Bennie, county treasurer.
Kaufman Jacob, general store.
Knutson Hawken, sheriff.
Larson L C, photographer.
Lawton Charles S, grocer.
Lederer Rev A (Lutheran).
McKee Melvin H, grocer.
NORMANNA SAVINGS BANK (Capital $6,000), Peter A Moe Pres, N M Rockman Cashier.
Page Daniel D, barber.
Post George, grocer.
Post John, hardware.
Post & Coleman (C C Post, H M Coleman), physicians.
Pratt Galen S, livery.
Rademacher Henry, dry goods.
Sampair Bros (Richard and Walter), liv- ery.
Sather Ludwig K, tailor.
Seibolt & Co (John Seibolt, C H Goheen), meats.
Smith Edward E, saw mill.
Smith Junius C F. dentist.
Soderburg John W, district attorney.
Soule L L, photographer.
Stare Frank T Co. Frank T Stare mngr, canners.
Stroebel L & Son (Leonard and Christo- pher), shoes.
Tanner G F, coroner.
Taylor Jared W, flour mill.
Theatre Hall, C C Coe mngr.
Thompson J W, blocksmith.
Thompson Thomas J, jeweler.
Thompson & Strand, general store.
Tilleson Larson A, meats.
Tims Frederick W, general store.
Westrom Charles A, dry goods. Wilcox Mrs Florence, milliner.
Wolworth Frank M, meats.
Wold & Aune (Lars O Wold, Edward Aune), saloon.
Wright John H, contractor.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603-1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO. Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. Milwaukee, Wis. CONNECTION.
TELEPHONE CON
KURZ & ROOT, Consulting Electrical Engineers,
Plans, electrical determinations and estimates furnished for power and lighting installations. Bes- idence and factory wiring of every description. Electrical supplies carried in stock. LONG DISTANCE 'PHONE No. 810. (See page 11.) APPLETON, WIS.
Barronett
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Bassett 193
Hotel Commercial.
PRICE DOUGLAS, Proprietor.
First-Class in Every Respect, Steam Heat, Electric Light, Large Light Sample Rooms. Every Modern Convenience.
FREE BUS TO ALL TRAINS.
BARRON, .. F
: WISCONSIN.
BARRONETT.
Population, 50. On the C., St. P. M. &
O. Ry., in Lakeland township, Barron Mitter John, meats.
county, 26 miles northwest of Barron, the judicial seat, and 8 from Cumberland, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tele- phone connection. Matt. Arnes, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Arnes Matt, postmaster. ARNES MATT & CO, General Store. Barronett Creamery Co. Carson A C, groceries. Gordan John, blacksmith,
Jensen James H, live stock, real estate and farm lands. Larson Pete, brick mnfr. Norman A S, hotel. Pederson Martin, brick mnfrs.
Population, 60. On the Ill. Central R. R., in Montrose township, Dane county, 14 BARTEL STATION. miles southwest of Madison, the judicial seat and 4 from Belleville, the nearest A discontinued postoffice on the C. & N. banking point. Improved farm land aver- W. Ry., in Ozaukee county, 9 miles south ages $60 per acre. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U.
of Port Washington, the judicial seat. Send mail to Mequon.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BARTON.
Population, 500. On the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Milwaukee river, in Barton township. Washington county, 1 mile from West Bend, the county seat and banking point, and 35 from Milwaukee. Has a Cath- olic church. Telephone connection. Exp .. Am. Tel.,W. U. J. R. Nigh, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Barnes Henry, blacksmith.
Barton Lumber Co. Boden Adam, hotel. Braun A, painter. Dorner Charles, harness.
Duenkel Frank, live stock. Duenkel Wm, hotel, Eisenman Michael, hotel. Endwick John, builder. Gayhart E, blacksmith. Herschboeck George, shoes.
Jordan Thomas H, cheese mnfr. Kapfer Andrew, hotel. Kircher Henry, general store.
Kircher Henry jr, hardware.
McDonald R H, carpet weaver.
Mueller Peter, blacksmith. NIGH BROS, General Store. Otten Gerhard J. hotel. Suckow C J, flour mill and elevator.
BARWIG.
In Dane county, 11 miles west of Madi- son, the county seat and banking point, and 5 from Middleton, the nearest ship- ping point, whence it has rural free deliv- ery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BASCO
Telephone connection. E. J. Henry, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Carteron Charles, hotel and saloon. Green Willis, cooper. HENRY E J, Postmaster and Gen'l Store. Minch F H & Son, grain and produce. MINCH & SCHWARTZ, Lumber and Live Stock.
BASHFORD.
A discontinued postoffice in Richland county, 41/2 miles west of Richland Center, the county seat, banking and shipping point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BASSETT. Population, 70. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Randall township, Kenosha county, 211/2 miles west of Kenosha, the county seat, and 8 from Richmond, Ill., the nearest banking point. Improved farm land aver- iges $60 per acre. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. Edgar P. Bassett, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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.
SEALS.
See page 7.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Reliance Stamp & Stencil Works,
JOHN PETERS & CO., Mounting Naturalists and Grouping. Six Gold Medals Awarded. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
(See Adv. in Classified Taxidermists.)
Bridges of Steel or Concrete Plans - Examinations - Reports
194 Bassett
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Bayfield
BASSETT BROS (Edgar P and George Gillespie Joseph, hotel.
N). General Store. Bassett George N (Bassett Bros), exp agt. Bossehman George, blacksmith. Farmers' Dairy Assn, H Bietahn pres, An- ton Schlax sec.
Hoffman M L, produce.
KARCHER ADAM, Gen'l Store and Blk- smith.
Lehrman B T. harnessmkr.
BASS LAKE.
A postoffice in Upham township, Lang- lade county, 15 miles from Antigo, the county seat and banking point and 24 from Summit Lake, its shipping point. David B. Edick, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Craijer Wm, logger.
Edich J H, surveyor.
PAIN LUMBER CO.
Schultz J E, logger.
BASSWOOD.
Population, 50. A postoffice on Mill creek, in Eagle township, Richland county, miles southwest of Richland Center,
county seat, and 8 north of Muscoda, the excellent educational advantages, a public
nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily. J. S. Peters, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Basswood Cheese Factory Co, cheese.
Basswood Union Band.
Bennett N W, blacksmith and impts.
Gile J F, justice.
Henry R J, constable.
Johnson G, carpenter.
Newman F R, poultry and hotel.
PETERS J S, Postmaster, General Store and Live Stock.
Peters R W, live stock.
Rogers Miss M, teacher.
ROTH E D, General Store.
Sparling Ira, pork barrel mnfr.
Surrum Nels, sorghum mnfr.
BATORY.
A country postoffice in Portage county, 20 miles from Stevens Point, the county seat and banking point, and 8 from Custer, its shipping point. Mail daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BAY CITY.
Population, 300. A postoffice on the shore of Lake Pepin and on the Burlington Route, in Isabella township, Pierce coun- ty, 13 miles south of Ellsworth, the coun- ty seat, and 8 from Maiden Rock, its bank- O ing point. Tel., C. B. & Q. Exp., Adams. Telephone connection. W. E. Tucker, post- master.
AD HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bay City Sanitarium (Dr Hildreth, Mrs Webster). Brown J E, live stock.
Cooper H V, railroad and exp agt.
Dodge R H, justice and ins.
Dosdall M, feed mill.
Dosdall O E, fish.
Farmers Grain Co, W E Tucker mngr.
Hagee & Winberg, genl store.
Harris & Stogdell, live stock.
Hildreth F H, drugs.
McNann B, restaurant. Otto Charles, blacksmith.
Stogdell H & F, live stock.
Swanson M, hotel.
TUCKER W E & CO, Grain Buyers.
TUCKER & CO, General Store
Tyler Bros, shingle mill.
Tyler C R, taxidermist.
Young F A, saw and lath mill.
BAYFIELD.
Population, 2,000. Is a prosperous village on the shore of Lake Superior at the ter- minus of the Northern div. C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Bayfield county, 12 miles north of Washburn, the county seat, 21 north of Ashland, and 366 northwest of Milwaukee. It is lighted by electricity, the plant being owned by the city, has an ex- cellent system of water works, an efficient fire department, churches of the Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, German Luth- 10 eran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Scandinav- the ian and Swedish Lutheran denominations,
library, a public hall, a bank, 2 good ho- tels, the Island View Hotel and the Davis House, a steam saw mill, planing mill, 3 large fish packing establishments, etc. A weekly newspaper. the Bayfield County Press (Rep.), is published. The Lake Su- perior brown stone quarries in the vicinity yield a superior quality of building stone. This is a popular summer resort and the climate is especially favorable to those afflicted with dyspepsia or pulmonary troubles, etc. Madaline and Bass Islands, two summer resorts, are within a half hour's sail. Fish, lumber and building stone are the principal shipments. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. George A. Packard, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Thomas, saloon.
American Express Co, Robert Inglis agt.
Andreas Chauncey T, boat livery.
Ashland Home Telephone Co.
Atkinson Louise, music teacher.
Austria Wm F, physician.
BAILEY JAMES C, Propr Island View Hotel.
Baldwin Edwin, saloon and restaurant.
Bartelime Michael J, restaurant and conf. Bartlett Mrs Sarah, dressmkr.
Bayfield Brown Stone Development Co, Franklin Investment Co (St Paul), own- ers.
Bayfield City Band, Alfred La Bonte leader.
Bayfield County Press (weekly, Rep.), Cur- rie G Bell propr.
BAYFIELD COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT Co, W W Downs Propr.
Bayfield House, Ed Malm propr.
Bayfield, Lake Shore & Western Ry, T J Stevenson pres, E D Maxon treas.
Bayfield Mill Co, Wm Knight pres, lumber mnfrs.
Bayfield Public Library (Carnegie), Miss Katherine Mussell librarian.
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS. JOHN GEIST Consulting Engineer.
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3 13. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Bayfield
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Bayfield 195
Bayfield Transfer Ry Co, see Bayfield, Kittredge Rev W McN (Presbyterian). Lake Shore & Western Ry.
Bell Currie propr Bayfield County Press.
Bell Wm H, carpenter.
Boehm Charles, cigar mnfr.
Booth A & Co, M B Johnson mngr, whol Mccarthy Mrs Ella. propr Lake Superior fish.
Boutin Duffy, saloon.
Boutin Frank, general store.
Boutin Lucille, music tchr.
Boutin Narcisse, saloon.
Bureau Fred, strawberry grower.
CARVER & NOURSE (Nathaniel E Car- ver, Harvey Nourse), Real Estate, Insur- ance and Loans. (See adv below.)
C. St P, M & O Ry, Fred F Remington agt City Hotel, Victor DuBois propr.
Cook Henry O, supt water and light plants.
Copic John R. painter.
Cowie Daniel A, logger.
Davis House, L E Davis propr.
Davis Lucien E, propr Davis House.
De Briere Peter, carpenter.
Dittus Wm, meats.
Dormer-Boutin Fish Co The, S L Boutin mngr wholesale fish.
Downs Wm W, Lawyer and propr Bayfield County Title Abstract Co.
Du Bois Victor, propr City Hotel.
Emmons & Whalen (David Emmons, Thomas Whalen), saloon.
Ernst Theodore, carpenter.
Fadum Rev J I (Norw Luth).
Farrow & Emmons (Mrs Kate Farrow, Mrs Maggie Emmons). proprs St James Hotel.
Fiege John, cigar mnfr.
First National Bank The (capital $25,000), T F Wieland pres, M B Johnson vice- pres, A H Wilkinson cashier.
Flanders Orlonzo, dry goods and crockery. Franciscan Convent, Rev Norbert Wilhelm. O F M, superior.
Goslin John B, boat builder.
Hannum Henry, physician.
Hokenson Mrs Ama, restaurant.
Holston Frank V. govt Indian farmer.
Howder Peter, vet surgeon. .
Inglis Robert, agt Am Exp, dep coll cus- toms and ins.
ISLAND VIEW HOTEL, James C Bailey Propr.
Jelinek Frank, tailor.
Johnson Jacob Fish Co (Jacob Johnson. John Swanes), wholesale fish.
Johnson Robert E, confr and fruits.
Knight Wm, pres Bayfield Mill Co.
Kransfelder Bros (John and Louis), meats. La Bonte Alfred G, painter.
Lake Superior House, Mrs Ella McCarthy propr.
House ..
McHenry George A, drugs, jewelry and stationery.
Malm Edward, propr Bayfield House and saloon.
Mattson Robert E, barber
Miller Anton, grocer.
Mussell Mrs Katherine, librarian Public Library.
Nelson Albert, general store
Nelson Rudolph J, livery.
Packard George A, postmaster.
Pasque John, towing contr.
Philpott Rev W M (M E).
Pike Mining Co (iron), R D Pike pres, Geo Quayle sec.
Pike R D Lumber Co (capital $100,000), Robinson D Pike pres, George Quayle sec and treas, mnfrs lumber, lath and shingles.
Pine George A, propr opera house and bar- ber.
Remington Frederick F, agt C. St P, M & O Ry and W U Tel Co.
Ryder Morris, dry goods, clothing and shoes.
St James Hotel, Farrow & Emmons proprs St. Mary's Industrial School, Sister M Anna directress.
Sargent Wm F, hardware and plumbing.
Saunders Mrs Maria, dressmaker.
Sayles Adam B, livery.
Segal Louis, dry goods and clothing.
Sense Herman, furn and undertakg.
Shepherd Oliver L, hardware, harness and plumbing.
Shepherd & Wieland (Oliver L Shepherd, Louis C Wieland), hardware and harness Smith Rev G La Pla (Episcopal).
Soper E Arthur, saloon.
Stark Frank, grocer, flour and feed.
Stubbs Lloyd J, mngr Wis Tel Co Swanson Emil, shoes.
Sykes Henry D. resident agt Wisconsin State Fish Hatchery.
Tebbe Wm, shoemaker.
Tracy Bert, photographer.
Turnquist August, grocer.
United States & Dominion Trans Cò, M R Johnson agt.
Van Nest Wm, carpenter.
Wachsmuth Henry, clothing and shoes.
CARVER & NOURSE, DEALERS IN
FARM LANDS
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED.
Insurance and Loan Agents.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
BAYFIELD, WIS.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., 25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Pressed Brick, all Colors. Standard, Roman, Norman and Ornamental. Roofing Tile. Enameled Brick. Sand Lime Brick, all Colors. Red Vitrous Brick.
Address JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'l Agent, Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WIS. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance CO. to represent the company in Western Wisconsin. CL - GD CD G Ambitious men of character and energy wanted
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Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
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Bayfield
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Beaver
Wachsmuth Lumber Co, H J Wachsmuth HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
pres and mngr, Henry Wachsmuth vice- pres, A H Wilkinson sec and treas, retail lumber.
White Line, Dormer-Boutin Fish Co agts. trans.
Wilhelm Rey Norbert, superior Franciscan Convent. Nat] Wilkinson Alonzo A, cashr First
Bank.
Wing Opera House. G A Pine propr.
Wisconsin State Fish Hatchery, Henry D Sykes resident agent.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, L J Stubbs mngr
BAY MILL.
A discontinued postoffice in Lincoln coun- ty. Send mail to Tomahawk.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BAY SETTLEMENT.
Population, 400. A village on the shore of Green Bay, in Scott township, Brown coun- ty, 8 miles northeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. Mail, daily. Gregoire Denis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
DENIS GREGOIRE, General Store.
Neville Julian, saloon.
Patient Peter, saloon.
BAY VIEW.
Door county. See Sawyer.
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