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Rogers Mrs B F, music teacher. Sarbacker George, harnessmaker.
Sarbacker John H, blacksmith.
Scott Bros (Arin A and Emmett), stock.
Scott Mrs Emma L, dressmaker.
Shattuck Truman N. dentist.
Smith D S & Frank, stock breeders 3 miles west.
STARK JOHN T, Propr Park Hotel, Rate $1.50 Per Day.
Stanton Albert D, well driller.
Steil W N. prin of school.
Stevens Charles E, r r, exp and tel agt.
Storey Charles H, general store.
Story Henry E, grain and coal.
Story Richard J, carpenter.
Sugar River Recorder, J M Williams & Son proprs.
Sullivan James, painter.
Wadey Bert J, physician.
Webb James H, drayman.
Wheelwright Wm S, physician.
Williams J M & Son (John M and Hubert L), proprs Sugar River Recorder. Williams Wm T, druggist.
Wood D E Butter Co, Bert Weber mngr, creamery.
Zwicky Casper, cheese mnfr, 3 miles s w.
BELLWOOD.
A recently established postoffice in Doug- las county.
(See page 4.)
BELMONT.
Population, 550. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Belmont township, Lafayette county, 16 miles north-
tled in 1868. Has Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, a high school, a bank, a grist mill. a creamery, etc. A weekly newspaper, Success, is published. Exp., U. S. Tel .. W. U. Benjamin Trevarthen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ALLEN & HUGHES (Wm Allen, Wm P Robbins James C, live stock and real es- Hughes), General Store. tate.
Ames Harry, propr St Charles Hotel.
Barber Edward W, painter.
Barber Mrs E W, carpet weaver.
Baker Louis, fruit grower, 2 miles s 'e. Banfield W Emery, saloon.
Barrett John, hardware.
Bashaw Bert, confectionery.
Bashaw Lewis, harness.
Belmont Creamery Co, M Weittenhiller mngr.
BELMONT HOTEL, H F Rehmstedt Propr, Rate $1 Per Day.
BELMONT STATE BANK (Capital $15,- 000), R W Brown Pres, Wm H Doyle Cashier.
Belmont Success, Thomas C Snyder publr. Benedict Grant, cattle breeder, 21/2 miles Stockdale Ralph, sorghum mnfr.
s W.
Bishop Percy, auctioneer.
Buckmann Mrs Lena D. milliner.
B B Telephone Co, H F Rehmstedt agt. Carbis Mrs Ellen, dresmaker.
Chappell & Helms (Edward J Chappell, John H Helms), genl store. Conley George, livery.
Cook Everett E, dentist.
College Inn Creamery, Belmont Creamery Co proprs, 3 miles n e.
live Dexter Rev A D (Methodist).
DOYLE WM H, Cashier Belmont State Bank, Insurance.
Dunn Ernest A A, physician.
Eighmy Edward E, hardware.
Ellefrit Porter, apiarist, 2 miles n.
Enloe George, city marshal. Feathers H W, justice.
GIBBONS JAMES, Meats.
Glasson Linus W H, dray.
Glasson Mrs Lavina, restaurant.
Gugerty George, barber .. Hemphill John J, carpenter.
Hicks Claude L, confectionery. Hines August, blacksmith.
Hubenthal John C, physician.
Huggins Thomas, r r, exp and tel agt.
Jones David S, mason.
Jones Wm, mason.
Kilpatrick Thomas J, cattle breeder, 3: miles n w.
Krosche August, shoes.
Kruse Mrs Dora, carpet weaver.
Kuhnhenn & Henry (Fred J Kuhnhenn, Jesse T Henry), live stock.
Mase Walter G, prin of school.
Minor Orrin E, drugs.
NESSLER HENRY W, Furniture, Un -. dertaker, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Nodolf Wm, wagonmaker.
Olney & Boon (Joseph Olney, John Boon), feed mill and agrl implts.
Pieper Charles H, barber.
Platteville, Rewey & Ellenboro Telephone Co, Mrs E Jenkins agt.
propr, 4 miles s e.
Pleasant View Telephone Co, Mrs E Jen- kins agt.
REHMSTEDT HENRY F, Propr Belmont Hotel.
Rewey & Mineral Point Telephone Co, Mrs E Jenkins agent.
Richards Philip, livery.
St Charles Hotel, Harry Ames propr.
Sambrook Peter, general store.
Schnepel Rev C H (Lutheran.)
Seymour Cheese Factory, 7 miles s e.
Silver Leaf Cheese Factory, F McCarten pres, 5 miles e.
Simmons Ely, sheep breeder, 3 miles s w. Simmons Opera House, J E Simmons mngr
SIMMONS & HELMS (Howard Simmons, Herman Helms), Grain, Agricultural Im- plements, Lumber and Live Stock.
Simmons & Wichmann (Wm Simmons, Charles Wichmann), architects.
Snyder Thomas C, publr Belmont Success. Speth Amelia M, milliner.
Streeter Wayne, carpenter.
Tallada Frank, confectioner.
Trevarthen Benjamin, confr and postmas- ter.
Trevarthen Kate, dressmaker.
Webb Frank H, blacksmith. Whithem Wm C, auctioneer. Wright Charles, carpenter.
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
For lowest cost Insure in the
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. NODOLF HENRY, Saloon.
west of Darlington, the county seat. Set-|Pleasant View Creamery, T I Vickers
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
103 WEST WATER ST.
Beivit WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Beloit 203
BELOIT.
Population, 12,000. An incorporated city, located on both banks of Rock river, in Rock county, just north of the Illinois line, in the center of a rich agricultural section, 14 miles south of Janesville, the county Bell Samuel, physician. seat, 75 southwest of Milwaukee, and 90 Beloit College, Edward D Eaton pres.
northwest of Chicago. It is a station on the C. & N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys. (depots 1/4 mile apart), and also on the Rockford, Beloit & Janesville Electric Ry. The city is lighted by electricity, has
an excellent system of water works, an efficient fire department, an opera house and several smaller halls, several hotels, 3 banks, good schools, and churches of the Baptist. Catholic, Christian, Congregation- al, Episcopal, German Presbyterian, Meth- odist Episcopal. Norwegian Lutheran and Presbyterian denominations. This is the seat of Beloit College, one of the best- known educational institutions in the State. Two newspapers-Free Press and News- are published. The excellent water power here obtained has been one of the main factors in the prosperity of the city. Be- loit now has paper mills, automobile indi-
factory, 3 wood working machine factories, a clutch pulley manufactory, steam and gas engine manufactory, iron works, agri- cultural implement works, scale factory, sash, door and blind factory, paint and carriage shops, planing mills, flour mills, machine knife factory, glove and mitten factories, overall, shirt and pants factories, shoe factory, cigar factories, etc. The products of the above factories form the principal shipments. Telephone exchange. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. and Pos- tal. Chalmers Ingersoll, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbott Elizabeth S, mngr W U Tel Co. Abraham Emanuel, barber.
Ackley George F, marble works.
Adams Harry, stock broker.
Aldrich Charles E, harness, restaurant and feed stable.
Allen Charles C, advertising agent.
Allen Wm J, physician.
American Hotel, Mrs Jane Bliss propr.
Anderson Benjamin A, bicycle repairer. Anderson Thomas J, barber.
Andrews C E, mnfrs' agent.
Atkinson G, milliner.
Avery Frank, painter.
Baker Owen E, housemover.
Banks Robert N, agt American Express Co. Blodgett Milling Co, grain elevator. Barnard & Stanton (Charles B Barnard, Bois Frank, tailor.
Merton J Stanton), laundry.
Barnson Harlan, tailor.
Barrett Mnfg Co, Elmore J Adams mngr, building paper.
Barron Michael J, saloon.
Barron M W, cigar mnfr.
Bassett Daniel F, carpenter.
BATES JOSEPH W, Attorney at Law, 319 State.
Baukim M P, pianos.
Baumes Wm H, real est and ins. Baumgard Frank, mason. Bedford Ruth G, music teacher.
Beedle George F, ice and coal. Beimer Frank A, restaurant.
Bell Martha W, librarian Beloit Public Li- brary.
BELOIT BUSINESS COLLEGE, L A Mar- tin Pres, 305-309 State. (See. page 206). Beloit City Band, F N Gardner leader.
Beloit College Library.
BELOIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, F S Kent Prop, Dealers in Pumps. Wind- mills, Makers and Erectors of Smoke- stacks, Boller Work a Specialty. (See page 206.)
Beloit Daily Free Press, Ingersoll & Hanna publishers.
Beloit Daily and Weekly News, D B Worthington publr.
Beloit Electric Co, J S Allen mngr.
Beloit Gas Light and Coke Co, T C Hend- ley pres, W A Hendley sec.
Beloit Glove and Mitten Co (B S Grannis, George E Favour).
Beloit Iron Works, A A Aldrich pres, N J Ross sec.
Beloit Land and Improvement Co, J. H Burns agent.
Beloit Public Library, Miss Martha W Bell librarian.
Beloit Savings Bank, D H Pollock pres, E F Hansen sec and treas.
Beloit State Bank (Capital $50,000), John Paley pres and cashier.
Beloit Tea Co, A P Douglas mngr.
Beloit Telephone Co, Alfred Slater mngr.
Beloit Water Works, E P Salmon pres, C B Salmon sec and treas.
Bennett Louis F, physician.
Bennett Samuel W, photographer.
Bennett Thomas E, photographer.
Berlin Machine Works, P B Yates pres, L D Forbes sec and treas.
Berridge Arthur H, contractor.
Besly Charles H & Co, F N Gardner supt, tool mnfrs.
Bettinger Lewis, poultry breeder.
Bingham Walter B D, instructor Beloit College.
Bird C M, insurance.
Bissekumer J C, saloon.
Bisshop Mrs Sabina, Shetland ponies.
Bittel & Trostle (Edward A Bittel, Robert R Trostle), whol paper.
Blazer Josie, dressmaker.
Bleimer Frank, restaurant.
Bliss Mrs Jane, propr American Hotel.
Booth John R, police judge.
Bort, Bailey & Co (Albert N Bort, Freder- ick J Bailey. Wm H Greenman), dry goods
Bosworth Rev R W (Methodist).
Bovee Lavina, dressmaker.
Bowling J Henry, barber.
Boyle & Noble (John R Boyle, David A Noble), saloon.
Bradley Clare S. dentist.
Bradley J.A & L B, dentists.
BRADLEY M H. State Manager The A F Hawthorn Roof and Paint Co. (See page 205.)
Brandt Charles, drayage.
Wisconsin leads in value of timber products. For fine timber lands, write
Benson & Anderton MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
No Better Paint Ever Made for Metal Roofing, Smoke Stacks, Etc.
CREAM CITY PAINT MNFG. GU.
115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
IRON PAINT and General Roofers.
Manufacturers of ROYAL DLACA DIAMUN
cator factory, a wind mill, pump and tank Beloit Lumber Co, L W Thompson mngr.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers | Order Sheets (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
Holders, Binders.
204 Beloit
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Beloit
BRANIGAN HOUSE, Thomas Branigan Propr: Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Cen- trally Located and Best $1.50 a Day House Cornelius Mrs Emma B, dressmaker. in the State. Commercial Patronage So- Cram George H, shoes.
licited.
BRANIGAN THOMAS, Propr Branigan House.
Brown Rensselaer, drayage.
Brown Terrence M, painter.
Brown Rev Wm F (Presbyterian).
Brunswick The, M F Jones propr.
Buck Edward R. feed.
Buckeridge Isaac, physician.
Buckley Cornelius, lawyer.
Buckley John, saloon,
Buckley Katherine, dressmaker.
Buell Lillian M. artist.
Bull & Goodwin (C H Bull. R H Goodwin), Delaney H O, physician.
- grocers.
Bullock Albert W, real est and ins.
BULLOCK EDGAR D, Publr Beloit City
Directory, Fire Insurance, Loans and In- Dierdorff & Newton (John A Dierdorff, vestments. Carpenter Block. Clarence H Newton), meats.
Burdge & Gault (Richard J Burdge, Doane R B, music teacher.
Charles A Gault), ins.
Burdick Austin F, physician.
Burger Edward W, meats. Burger John Jr, meats.
Burlingame & McAffee (Serrel J Burlin- ins.
Burns Mary, dressmaker.
Burns W E & J E (Wm E and John E), real estate.
Burr Rev Almon W. prin Beloit College.
Burroughs Francis A, city weigher.
Bush Clayton, agt C M & St P Ry.
Byrnes Kate, dressmaker.
Byrnes Mary, dressmaker.
Cable Bros (Morris and Max), clothing. Caeredes Christ, confectioner.
Caldwell Robert R, city engineer.
Calland Robert E, instructor Beloit College Calvert Wm H, hardware.
Campbell Charles W, barber.
Carey E M, dentist.
Carleton Henry, hotel.
Carlson Carl E, tailor.
Carpenter Irvin, barber.
Carroll & Conley (Harry P Carroll, Daniel E Conley), saloon.
Carter Rev Homer W.
Central House, Mrs O F Jackson propr.
Chapin Robert C, prof Beloit College.
Chesbrough-Moss Co, Ltd, Wm H Ches- brough pres, G M Moss sec and treas, whol grocers.
Chester E L & Co (Edward L, Martin W and Henry B Chester), dry. goods.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, Clay- ton Bush agent.
Christensen Eliza, dressmaker.
Christiansen Albert, shoemaker.
City Ice Co (J F Chamberlin. J A Janvrin). Clarke James, saloon.
Clarke John C, street commissioner.
Cleary Francis, lawyer.
Cleophas Charles, insurance.
Cliff John, carpenter.
Clifford Harvey S, seeds.
Coberg Carl, tailor.
Cohn Samuel, clothing.
Collie George L, register Beloit College.
Connell Daniel R, physician.
Conrad E, milliner.
Converse Franklin E, supt public schools.
Corcoran T D & Bro (Timothy D and James J), bakers.
Creswell Rev Thaddeus T (Presbyterian).
Crockett Walter W. physician.
Cummings C E & Co (C E Cummings), dry goods.
Cunningham Bernard W, contractor.
Cunningham Bros (Lawrence and John A), planing mill.
Dahlberg Edwin T, jeweler.
Dawson Harriet, nurse.
Deakin & McLearon (Charles H Deakin, John J McLearon), horse shoers.
Degroff & Son (Lorenzo D and Watson E), blacksmiths.
Densmore Hiram D, prof Beloit College.
Dexheimer & Barr (Charles H Dexheimer, S W Barr Jr), barbers.
Dorrbaker Henry, saloon.
Douglas Alonzo P. mngr Beloit Tea Co.
Dow Joel B, lawyer and real est.
Dowd Rex J, machine knives.
Dowden Rev J W (African Methodist).
Duggan Annie, principal Royce School.
Dulhanty Mrs Theresa, cigar mnfr.
Dupke F W & Co (Fred W Dupke, Henry Grokowsky), painters.
Dustrude Theodore, carpenter.
Dye Fred, barber.
Eastick Daniel, painter.
Eaton Edward D, pres Beloit College.
Eddy Clara, prin Strong School.
Edwards B A, dentist.
Eggert Joseph F, shoemaker.
Elliott Albert H, grocer.
Emerson Charles A, drugs.
Ennis Wm J, cigar mnfr.
Erickson Charles, grocer.
Esplin E & I, milliners.
Estes & Christiansen, painters.
Everett F C, chiropodist.
Everett Mrs F C, hair goods.
Fairbanks, Morse Mnfg Co, Percy Brooks sec, gas engines, pumps, windmills, etc.
Fallon Frank, brewers' agent.
Farnsworth Julius M, drugs.
Farr Lyman R, physician.
Fenton Fred B, poultry breeder.
Ferguson Bros (W Henry and Charles E), wagon makers.
Figgs Rev John (Presbyterian).
Fisk Mrs H C, milliner.
Fitzgerald Wm J, mason.
Flint Julius F, grist mill.
Florey Sylvester, cigar mnfr.
Fluekiger Edward D, grocer.
Fluekiger Ernest, pianos.
Fluker John C, barber. Flynn H A, saloon. Foster David H, city clerk.
Foster John Co, John Foster pres, F E Kunz sec and treas, shoe mnfrs.
Fox Paul A, physician.
Freidag & Whitney (Wm Freidag, Wm Whitney), machinists.
Fuess John, blacksmith.
Gaard John, jeweler.
Garlick Ruby M, music teacher. Garrigan Andrew, shoes.
Monarchy
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
MILWAUKEE.
C C L Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
game, George M McAffee), real est and Drake Bros (E A and W D), horse shoers.
205
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
SAVE YOUR ROOFS!
THE. .
A. F. Hawthorn Roof Paint
THE ONLY GUARANTEE AGAINST FIRE and WEATHER.
TRADE
MARK.
PATENTED JULY 1, 1902.
M. H. BRADLEY, STATE MANAGER,
121 GRANDJAVENUE,
BELOIT, WIS.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
The Beloit Business College OFFERS A SUPERIOR COURSE IN Bookkeeping and Shorthand. Gives its pupils actual Experience before they leave the School. Secures positions for them when they graduate. One of the largest and best equipped Schools in Wisconsin.
L. A. MARTIN, President.
BELOIT, = =
= - WISCONSIN.
Beloit Construction Co., F. S. KENT, Proprietor.
Contractors, Well Drillers and House Movers. Manufacturers Wood and Steel Tanks and Smoke Stacks. General Boiler Work a Specialty.
NEW PHONE- § Residence, 4111 ¿ Office, - 454 Long Distance 'Phone, 107.
BELOIT, - WISCONSIN.
Grand Avenue Hotel, CHARLES N. LIPPITT, Proprietor. New Brick Building and Newly Furnished Throughout.
All Modern Conveniences.
Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water.
Connections.
Bath
American and European Plan.
Rates Reasonable.
500 to 506 East Grand Avenue,
BELOIT,
-
WISCONSIN.
C. N. VERMEULEN,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate and Loans.
Office, Goodwin Block,
BELOIT, WIS.
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Modern Designs in Porch Work, COLUMNS, SPINDLES, BRACKETS, NEWELS, BALUSTERS, RAILS.
Beloit
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Beloit
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Gaston N B & Sons (Mrs N B, Thomas E Hunt Minnie (Christian Scientist). and T Irving), scales.
Hurlburt Harry L, merchant tailor.
Gesley Mnfg Co, Toris Gesley pres, Charles Hutchinson. Andrew C jr, dentist.
O Millet sec, farm impls.
Gibeaut Alanson A, restaurant.
Gilbert Agnes, principal Wright School. Gilbert Mrs Lee, dressmaker.
Gitt & Dawson (Wilber Gitt, Charles Daw- son), saloon.
Goddard Fred D, furniture.
W Goddard & Allen (Alfred R, Edward Goddard, George M Allen), bicycle mnfrs. Goldberg M & Son (Matthew and Isaac), dry goods.
Golden Eagle Clothing Co, Albert Schwarz- man, sec and mngr.
Goldstein Samuel, saloon.
Gordon Bros (Richard D and John K), hardware.
Goss Arthur F, farm implements.
Goss Everett E, chief fire department. Goss Joseph, roofer.
GRAND AVENUE HOTEL, Charles N
Lippitt Propr, American and European Plan, Rates Reasonable, 500-506 Grand Av. (See page 206.)
East Graves Smith W, feed.
Gray Carrie, principal Hacket School. Green Isaac, tailor.
Greene Helen M. music teacher.
Greene Julius C, well driller.
Gregory Carroll S, plumber.
Greig Thomas D, furniture.
Griswold Harry, harness.
Grivich M G, confectioner.
Hale George E, lecturer Beloit College.
Hamilton Elizabeth, nurse.
Hamilton Mrs P G, milliner.
Hamlin Wm A, jeweler.
Hand Irving H, architect.
Hanley Bros Co, George M Fry mngr, whol fruits.
Hanner Wm H, paving contractor.
Hansen Christ, blacksmith.
Hansen W O, ins agt. Hanson Rev Howland (Baptist).
Hardy Charles F, grocer.
Harper Bros (Thomas R and Albert D), Kruger Wm, cigar mnfr.
grocers.
Hauser Henry, saloon.
Hauser Philip, saloon.
Hauser & Co (Mrs Sarah Hauser), grocers. Hawkins Patrick J, barber.
HAWTHORN A F ROOF AND PAINT Larson Peter S, jeweler. Co The, M H Bradley State Mngr. (See Leach L L & Son (L L and M R), notions. page 205).
Head Mrs Martha J, matron H P Strong Emergency Hospital.
Heald David C, carpenter.
Helm A C & E C, physicians.
Henry & Holahan (C F Henry, W F Hola- han), clothing. Hill Joseph H, clothing.
Hilton C C & Son (Charles C and George C), propr Hotel Hilton.
Holliday Bros (Herbert T and Julius), res- Lippman Ernest, dry goods.
taurant. Holte Carl C, tailor. Hotel Clarke, Wm J Saul propr.
Hotel Hilton, C C Hilton & Son proprs. Houston John E, undertaker. Howard Albert L, jeweler. Howard Anthony, saloon.
Howell Edgar A, agt C & N W Ry. Hull & Reynolds (Harvey S Hull, A Reynolds), barbers.
Hyde L C & Brittan Bank The (capital $50,000), W M Brittan pres, E S Greene cashr.
INGERSOLL CHALMERS, Postmaster.
Ingersoll & Hanna (Chalmers Ingersoll, M Claude Hanna), publrs Beloit Daily Free Press.
Inman Bros (Clarence W and Orion D), shoes.
Irving Eugene, dairy.
Jackson Alvin S, marble works.
Jackson Mrs Charles F, propr Central House.
Janssen Edward, photographer.
Johnson Henry B, physician.
Johnson Ole J, wagonmaker.
Johnson O A, plumber.
Johnson & Smith (James T Johnson, Simon Smith), painters.
Jones Rev George W, (African M E).
Jones M F, propr The Brunswick.
Jones & Perrigo (C H Jones, Wm Perrigo), drugs.
Keeler Lumber Co, C C Keeler pres, C H Keeler sec.
Keeley John, carpenter.
Keeley & Higgins (James E Keeley, Tim- othy Higgins), restaurant.
Keleher & Strong (Joseph T Keleher. Simon G Strong), livery.
Kemp Frank H, architect.
Kendall Charles, justice and ins.
Kendall & Billington (Wm S Kendall, George H Billington), cigar mnfrs.
Kenny & Raubenheimer (John Kenney, Louis Raubenheimer), real est and ins.
KENT F S, Propr Beloit Construction Co. (See page 206.)
Kinsley Edward, carriage mnfr.
Kline Bros (Stephen and James) ,saloon. Kline John, saloon.
Kneller Adolph, men's furnishings.
Knill Harold, hog breeder, 4 miles n w. Kokoshkey Bernard, shoemaker.
Krusing Hubert J, carpenter.
Ladd Allen H, clothing.
Lane Edward M, dairy.
Lapiere Ernest G, photogr.
La Pointe Evaline, dressmaker.
Leavitt Rev George R (Congregational). Leddell Julius, carpenter.
Leonard H J Mnfg Co The, E W Leonard sec and treas, gloves and mittens.
Liebovich Samuel, shoemaker.
LIPPITT CHARLES H, Agt Royal Mufg Co of Detroit, Mich, 500-506 E Grand av.
LIPPITT CHARLES N, Propr Grand Avenue Hotel Baths and Laundry, 500-506 E Grand av. (See page 206.)
Livermore Frank F, insurance.
Livingston Edward, hack line.
Loar Wm C, physician.
Love & Van Wart (J A Love, Don Van Wart), real est and ins.
Lufkin Edward A, bottler. Lyman Leroy W, dry goods.
McAlpin James, grocer.
C McBride Clarence L, painter. McCabe Walter F, physician.
MANUFACTURERS OF Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WiS. T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
(See Page 5.)
All preliminary inquiries by wire at our expense.
for the insured. Also solicits the auditing of accounts for corporations, firms and individuals.
Makes a specialty of the adjusting of fire losses
Chemical and Bacteriological of all ANALYSES kinds made by Industrial Chemical Institute of Milwaukee, 644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
WIS. - Room 332 Wells Building. JAMES A. ROWE, Mqr. MILWAUKEE,
308 Beløit
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Beloit
Parker George H, drayage.
Payne W H, physician.
Pearson Calvin W, prof Beloit College.
McGavock E J & Co, stone quarry, 15 mile Peck Houghton W, dentist. Philhower Edward, grocer.
west.
McKearn John, saloon.
McPike & Son (Jay C McPike), news dirs.
Magilton Bros (Wm H and John W), horseshoers.
Maling A P, cigars.
Manahan A, florist.
Martin John, grocer.
Martin Joseph, agt Standard Oil Co.
MARTIN L A, Pres Beloit Business Col-
lege, 305-309 State. (See page 206.)
Mason P H, real estate.
Mattison Christ, machinist.
Maxwell Frank, mason.
Mead Alfred, grain elevator.
Meehan John, grocer.
Mellen Wm A, physician.
Menhall & Son (Lassen and James), confrs Menzie Silas W, lawyer.
MERCHANTS AND BANKERS' MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Co The, J M Farnsworth Pres, E D Bullock Sec, John Paley Treas, Carpenter Block.
Merrill John W, real est and ins.
Meyers & Cleophas (John A. W Meyers. Gustav E Cleophas), dentists.
Millard A J, optician.
Millen Frank, orchestra.
Miller C & Co (Chauncey Miller), grain and coal.
Miller & Adams (Leonard W Miller, Har- ry H Adams), live stock.
Moody Alfred E, grocer.
Moran George F, saloon.
Morrin Wm, veterinary surgeon.
Morse Henry E, grocer.
Moses Launcelot, blacksmith.
Mueller Charles F, saloon.
Munger Albert L, wagonmaker.
Munn & McCarthy (Frank Munn, Thomas McCarthy), shoes.
Murdock & Dunwiddie Co (R C Murdock, J. M Dunwiddie), hardware.
Murphy Bros (John D and Philip D), liv- ery.
Murphy F J, saloon.
Murphy & Garrigan (Mathew Murphy, Dennis Garrigan), cigars.
Murray Mrs Kate, dressmaker.
Murray W Gould, mason.
Murray & Ellis (J F Murray, C D Ellis), cigars.
Murray & Johnson (Carl C Murray, Frank Johnson), grocers.
Myers. J A W, dentist.
Naugle Charles S, florist.
Needham John T, coal.
Nelson Annie, dressmaker.
Royce Charles A, dairy.
Ruch .John F, genl store.
Ryan Michael L, saloon.
Sam Wa, laundry.
Sanitary Plumbing Co (J H Kolthoff, J R Williams).
Sanner & Hanewall (Axel Sanner, Ole Hanewall), machinists.
Sargent John A, pianos.
Saris Joseph H, bicycles.
Saul Wm J, propr Hotel Clarke.
Scheibel Richard G, city marshal.
Schlenk Frank, brewer.
Schmauss Frank, saloon.
Schmit A I, physician.
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.
CO., D
R. G. DUN &
North Ray, cigars. Northern Grain Co, F A Spoon mngr. Northrup G Milan, upholsterer.
Nve Fred T, physician.
Oliver Benjamin, mngr Wis Tel Co. Oliver Charles, cigar mnfr. Olsen Nels, tailor.
O'Neil Wm T, merchant tailor.
Paige Charles E, dry goods.
Palmer Cora E. prof Beloit College.
Pillor David, second-hand goods.
Pire ·F & Son (Felix and Jules A), grocers.
Pitkin L May, prof Beloit College.
Pollock D H & Co (David H Pollock), drugs.
Porter Wm, prof Beloit College.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, Oliver Newsom agent.
Potter Bros (Edward D and Joseph S), dry goods.
Prindle Frank E, drayage.
Propst Gustav N, furniture and undertkr.
Quinn Wm H, carpenter.
Racine Feet Knitting Co, John W Amend mngr.
Ramsey Mrs Lillian, dressmkr.
Rathbun Ellen, dressmaker.
Rau Charles W, crockery.
Rau & Meehan (Charles W Rau, Patrick W Meehan), undertakers.
Raubenheimer Louis, shoes.
Reckhow Wm, real est.
Reed Joseph J, dentist.
Reese A F, blacksmith.
Regel Spice Co, Walter L Baker mngr.
Reibe Elsie, dressmaker.
Reitler & Weirick (E J Reitler, F E Wei- rick), clothing.
Rhodes Charles J, veterinary sungeon.
Rickell Fred W, restaurant.
Riley Wm A V, mason.
Rindfleisch John, florist.
Riter Theresa, ladies' tailor.
Ritzhaupt George, dairy.
Rock River Fuel Co (J R Boyle, D A No- ible), coal.
Rockford, Beloit & Janesville R R Co, H H Clough vice-pres and genl mngr.
Rockwell H O, physician.
Rodman Mrs Lenore A, dressmaker.
Rogers Phoebe A, artist.
Rood John C, lawyer.
Root Mrs Minnie, dressmaker.
Rosa & Adams (C D Rosa, H W Adams). lawyers.
Rosenblatt H & Sons (Louis and Moses), clothing mnfrs.
Rosenblatt Louis, junk.
Rosenblatt Mrs Mary (Christian Scientist).
Rossow Wm A, laundry.
Rouse Charles, saloon.
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