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Rouse & Bibbins (Wm C Rouse, Louis H Bibbins), meats.
Rowell Wilbur A, instructor Beloit College.
Royce Bert, dairy.
Nelson Martha, dressmaker.
Newkirk Loren G, tinsmith.
Newton Clarence R, piano tuner.
Newton & Zimmerman (E R Newton, John Samp Wm, stone quarry.
H Zimmerman), plumbers.
McCarthy Frank, restaurant.
MeGavock Bros (John and Hugh jr), lum ber and coal.
Pierce M C. novelty mnfr.
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL DECORATORS for SPECIAL OCCASIONS NORMAN S. RICHMOND & CO. NEENAH and OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
Beloit WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Benton 209
SCHNEIBERG BROS (John and Anton), Western Union Telegraph Co, Miss E S Contractors and Builders, 321 State. Abbott mngr. Schuette Arthur J, books.
Schuler Thomas P, barber.
Second National Bank (capital $50,000), F M Strong pres, B P Eldred cashr. Sharp Rupert H, wagonmaker.
Shea Bros (John and James), barbers.
Singer Mnfg Co, A G Kelsey mngr, sew- ing machines.
Skinner & Newburg (B E Skinner, E S Wilkinson George L, insurance.
Newburg), genl store.
Smiley Archibald L, baker.
Smiley Byron C, notions.
Smith Charles H, painter.
Smith Charles T, livery.
Smith C A & Co (Charles A Smith), drugs. Smith Edward R, drugs.
Smith Erastus G, prof Beloit College.
Smith Nellie K, insurance.
Smith Thomas A, prof Beloit College.
Snyder Charles, livery.
Snyder Frank, hack line.
South Beloit Land Association (W H
Wheeler & Co).
Spawn Myron G, physician.
Spencer P R, osteopath.
Stamm John H, junk.
Standard Oil Co, Joseph Martin agt.
Stevens Frank C. harnessmaker.
Stevens J W, confectioner.
Stevens Wm E, carpenter.
Stiles & Rogers (Oliver J Stiles, Louis J HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Rogers), grocers.
Still Charles A, jeweler and books.
Stockwell Fred C, printer.
Stokes Nicholas A, barber.
Stone Benjamin, clothing.
Stordock Lewis O, lumber.
Strong H P Emergency Hospital, Martha Brenner S A, farmer. J Head, matron.
Strong Russell J C. physician.
Sturtevant Ralph H, ins agt.
Taylor Norwood I, agt U S Express Co. Thayer F A, physician.
Thompson Ira F, physician.
Thompson J & Sons Mnfg Co, O T Thomp- son pres, A S Thompson sec and treas, agrl implt mnfrs.
Tomlin Allen, agt American Exp Co.
Towney Guy A. prof Beloit College.
Turner Edward, carpenter.
Turner Robert M, mason.
Turney Edward, carpenter.
Tuttle & Kline, ins.
Udell Clinton E, lawyer and ins. United States Exp Co, N I Taylor agt. Van Houter Bert, saloon. Van Lone Warren M, grocer. Van Wart Frank, drugs.
Veach Robert H, barber.
VERMEULEN C N, Real Estate, Loans and Notary Public, Unity Blk. (See page 206.)
Wallace Malcolm W, prof Beloit College. Walrath W N, carpenter.
Ward Rev Matthias J (Catholic). Warner Corydon O. planing mill.
Warner Instrument Co. J Barclay pres, C H Warner sec and treas. Watson Edward S. cold storage.
Watson & Andre (Edward S Watson, Al- bert M Andre), hardware.
Weber-Mills Co (Joseph Weber, H G Mills) clothing.
Wells Edward H, barber.
BENNETT.
Population, 25. On the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry., and on the Middle river, in Nebaga- mon township, Douglas county, 24 miles southeast of Superior, the county seat and 12 from Lake Nebagamon, the nearest bank location. Was formerly known as Bennett Siding. Telephone connection. C. F. Barnes, postmaster.
(See page 4.)
Anderson August, logger.
Anderson C A, blacksmith.
Barnes Bros, loggers.
BARNES C F. General Store.
Barnes John H, saw mill.
Freed D F, carpenter.
Heacock J, carpenter.
Johnson S, shoemaker.
Kohler Wm, mason.
Kuskey A, justice of peace.
Peterson Alfred, blacksmith.
BENOIT.
Population, 130. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Eileen township, Bayfield coun- ty, 16 miles south of Washburn, the coun- ty seat, and 12 from Ashland, the nearest bank location. A. P. Melstrand, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson N G, carpenter.
Fleck L R. blacksmith.
Johnson Victor, boarding house.
Kollgrin Charles, justice.
Linderberg J. boarding house.
MELSTRAND A P, Logger and Board- ing.
Peterson John E, constable. Weed Lumber Co, saw mill. Werder Wm, saloon.
BENTON.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Benton town- ship, Lafayette county, 20 miles southwest of Darlington, the county seat, and 177 ^rom Milwaukee. Settled in 1846. Has Catholic. Meahodist Episcopal and Primi- tive Methodist churches, a bank, an opera house and 2 hotels. Mail stage daily to
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 ST.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO., GENERAL FOUNDERS and MACHINISTS
MILWAUKEE, WIS. ) Iron Work for Buildings, Heavy Machinery Castings, Catch Basins and Manhole Covers.
all Kinds.
Stable Fixtures of
Wheeler Ernest, dairy.
Wheeler Oliver A, pianos and organs.
Wheeler W H & Co (W H and C E Wheel- er, G M Allen), engineers and contractors Wickhem James G, lawyer.
Wilbur Bros (John E and George W), sa- loon. Wilford Wm G, laundry.
Williams Frank H, veterinary surgeon. Wilson Robert H, propr Wilson's Opera House and bill poster.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, B A Oliver mngr. Wolfe & Becker (Frank P Wolfe, Henry E Becker), hardware.
Woolsey Theodore D, lawyer.
Worthington David B, publr Beloit Daily and Weekly News.
Yonts Frank, painter.
Young John R, osteopath.
GREEN BAY BUSINESS COLLEGE. PRACTICAL COURSES TAUGHT BY PRACTICAL TEACHERS.
Write for Catalogue. (See adv. Green Bay.) E. F. Quintal, Prop.
210 Benton
R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, 111.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealers, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Berlin
Leadmine, Etna, New Diggins and Shulls- Ratner Albert M, clothing.
burg. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Thomas Rispin Frank, livery.
J. Froggatt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Swinbank Charles F, barber.
(See page 4.)
Alderson Bros (George and Joseph), carps. Bahr Henry S, propr Benton and Shulls- burg Stage.
Bainbridge Thomas H, hardware.
Bair Francis M, physician.
Bass August G. R R. exp and tel agt.
Beck John, grain and lumber.
Bennett Rev J V (Methodist).
BENTON ADVOCATE THE (Weekly),
John W Chambers Publr.
Benton Cornet Band, A C Piquett Idr.
Benton Electric Light and Water Works.
Benton Hotel, Mrs Bridget McGuire propr. Benton Lead and Zinc Mining Co, W R Buchan sec.
BENTON STATE BANK (Capital $25,-
000), P A Orton Pres, W B Vail Cashier. Benton and Shullsburg Stage, Henry
S Bahr propr.
Bergen Rev James C (Catholic).
Buchan Wm R, notary.
Buchan & Allen (Wm R Buchan, James E Allen), genl store.
Butters Wm, photographer.
B B Telephone Co, Joseph S Weiskircher mngr.
Calvert Wm H, sorghum mill.
Carl Mrs George, dressmaker.
Chambers John W, publr Benton Advocate.
Chambers & Vail (John W Chambers, W B Vail), real estate.
Coltman Mrs Hattie D, millinery.
Coltman Martin E, drugs.
Columbia Creamery Co, M J Williams pres, W. R Buchan sec.
Cottingham John M, lands.
Davison John, carpenter.
Dawson Mining Co.
Egan Mrs Nellie M, confectioner.
Fawcett Frank L, prin of school.
Flanigan Edward, saloon.
Floyd Harry, dray.
Flynn Michael, propr Hotel Central.
FROGGATT THOMAS J, Harnessmaker and Postmaster.
Grieves Robert, carpet weaver.
Gritty Six Mining Co, Henry Kisting supt. Grotkin Herman, livery.
Harker Mrs Ruth, milliner.
HIRD JAMES W. Blacksmith.
Hoskin Mining Co, J F Brainard sec, 31/2 miles s.
Hotel Central, Michael Flynn propr.
Ida Mining Co, Richard Sherwin sec.
Kearns Samuel J, genl store.
Latham Wm, painter.
Lindsley Rev J R (Primitive Methodist). McCaffrey John, justice.
McCarthy Timothy A, saloon.
McElroy Edward J, barber. McGuire Mrs Bridget, propr Benton Hotel. MacLaughlin Joseph W, well borer. Metcalf James W, hardware.
Milner Alonzo, furn and undertkr.
Nichols Mrs Maria, dressmaker.
O'Neill Charles E & co (Charles E O'Neill, Edward J McCormack), furni and under- takers.
Ough & Schrieber (Richard Ough, Joseph Adams A F, mngr Wisconsin Telephone Co E Schrieber), flour mill, 1 mile e. Albert Joseph, saloon. Piquett Augustus C, blacksmith. Albrecht Edith, millinery.
MACHINERY NEW AND USED
ENGINES, BOILERS and PUMPS, WOOD and IRON WORKING TOOLS.
Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
States given in
Savoy Charles, wagonmaker.
Swinbank & Co (Charles Swinbank, J B Temple, Joseph Alderson), dray.
Temple Jacob B, general store.
Temple James, city marshal.
Temple Joseph, carpenter.
VAIL WM B, Cashier Benton State Bank, Insurance and Notary.
Vaughan David, shoemaker.
WEISKIRCHER JOSEPH S, Bakery, Res- taurant and Hotel.
Weiskircher Wm, mason.
Whaley Frank, saloon.
Whaley Mining Co, P H Whaley pres.
Whaley Opera House, P. H Whaley propr.
White Oak Telephone Co, J S Weiskircher agt.
WILKINSON BROS (George C and R Ellsworth), Meat Market.
Winder Mrs Emma, nurse.
Wiseman Christopher, saloon and live stock.
BERGEN.
A discontinued postoffice in Rock coun- ty, 16 miles southeast of Janesville, the county seat, and 4 from Clinton, its bank- ing and shipping point, whence it receives mail by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BERLIN.
Population, 5,000. Incorporated as a city in 1857, is located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. and on the Fox river, in Green Lake county, 10 miles north of Dartford, the county seat, and 96 northwest of Milwau- kee. It has excellent religious and educa- tional advantages, is lighted by electricity, has a water works plant completed at a cost of $61,000, a fine sewerage system, a well-equipped and efficient fire department, telephone facilities, an opera house, 2 banks, fur factories, planing mills, cigar factories, a washboard factory, broom fac- tory, canning factory, barrel factory, shoe factory, whip, glove and mitten factories, machine shops, flour mills, brick and tile works, tanneries, brewery, butter-tub and egg-case factories, creamery, cold storage houses, several good hotels, etc. The press is represented by the Evening Journal (daily and weekly) and the Courant (weekly). Valuable granite quarries are in the city limits, yielding durable and beautiful material for building, and adding materially to the business of the city. Ber- lin is one of the principal cranberry ship- ping points in the State, great attention being paid to the culture of this fruit. Riv- erside Stock Farm are breeders of fine horses. During the season of navigation steamers make daily trips to Oshkosh. Stages daily to . Auroraville, Poysippi and Pine River, and tri-weekly to Fairburn. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Wm. H. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
The Most Beneficial of BLUE ROCK NATURAL LITHIA WATER Table Waters. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Berlin
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Berlin 211
Allen Cyrus W Lumber Co (Cyrus Allen, BERLIN EVENING JOURNAL THE, Charles G Starks Publr.
Mrs Emma Allen), lumber.
Bahr & Cismowski (E F Bahr, Frank Cis- Berlin Free City Library, Louis Kraege li- mowski), hardware. brarian.
Bassett Edward, bicycle repairer. Batz & Lange (Louis Batz, Walter Lange), meats.
Bell H R, osteopath.
BELLIS CLYDE E, Propr Bellis House. BELLIS HOUSE, Clyde E Bellis Propr, The Leading Hotel in the City; The Only $2 a Day House.
Berlin Brewing Co, Charles Kulnick pres, Perry Neskern sec.
Berlin Canning and Pickling Co, C C Wil- lensgard pres, Frank Cotanch sec, John Willensgard treas.
Berlin Cornet Band, Chauncey Buell Idr. BERLIN COURANT THE, L E Davis PubIr.
Berlin Gas Co, Chas Radford pres, George Warking sec.
BERLIN LIGHT, HEATING AND POW- er Co, H C Hullinger Pres, J B Brokaw Sec, O C Ervin Receiver, H W Brissen- den Mngr.
BERLIN NATIONAL BANK. J L Bellis Pres, H E Steadman Vice-Pres, John W Brown Cashr, E Grant Bunce Asst Cashr, Transacts a General Banking Business. Berlin Whip Co (J F Koch, Duane Doty), mnfrs gloves. Blackstone D P, city engineer.
BLATZ VAL BREWING CO, C W Styer Agent. (See adv.)
Boettge Charles M, restaurant. Boninski Theodore, saloon.
FINE SAMPLE ROOMS.
GAS LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. New Park Hotel, MRS. IDA F. KRUEGER, Propr. Best of Accommodations for the Traveling Public. CENTRALLY LOCATED. Rate $1.50 Per Day. BERLIN, - WISCONSIN.
TELEPHONE-Office, 52-2 Rings; Residence, 52-3 Rings. ESTABLISHED 1883.
C. W. STYER, Manufac- turer of CIGARS
5 CENT BRANDS:
"Peter Stirling," "Little Standard," "Woodcraft," "Bank Stock," "Purity," "American Beauties."
10 CENT BRANDS:
"Perfectos." "Bouquet," "Neola."
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE CIGARS TO ORDER.
408 Huron Street,
BERLIN, WISCONSIN.
J. E. MURPHY, MANUFACTURER OF Creamery, Cheese and Bee Keepers' Supplies
WHITE ASH BUTTER TUBS, BUTTER, CHEESE, BERRY AND HONEY BOXES, HIVES, SECTIONS. COMB FOUNDATIONS, SHIPPING CASES. BERLIN,
WISCONSIN.
Robt. B. Clark Buyer and Grain, Hay, Seeds Shipper CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. Write for Prices.
ABSTRACTS
All Abstracts Typewritten. NED WITHERS, Box 176, Ashland, Wis. for ASHLAND, BAYFIELD and IRON COUNTIES. Also REAL ESTATE.
FOR WILD LANDS IN WISCONSIN Write A. C. UECKE, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See p. 18.)
312
Berlin
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Berlin
Brice Asher, carpenter.
Bronk C & Co (Charles Bronk, Edward Heaney John M, jeweler.
Ezinsky), saloon.
Brooker George, saloon.
BROWN J W, Cashier Berlin National Bank.
Brueger George B, saloon.
Brunsman & Schmidt (A H Brunsman, F H Schmidt), barbers.
Bryden C L, mngr Wilbur Lumber Co.
Buell Mrs Chauncey, milliner.
Burns Patrick, blacksmith.
Burr D R. cranberry grower.
Campbell R G & Son (M R Campbell), monuments.
Cavanaugh Wm E, lawyer and municipal judge.
City Hotel, C F Daylin propr.
Clement Webster J, physician.
Chase John S, paints.
Christie & Crawford (R A Christie, W N Crawford), insurance.
Cismowiski August, blacksmith.
Clink John C, meats.
Crumbs Gertrude C, physician.
Cuningham Edward K, hardware.
Czarnowski Rey January (Catholic).
Davenport C A, cranberry grower.
DAVIS LOUIS E, Publr The Berlin Cour- ant.
Davlin Charles F, propr City Hotel.
Deibler Edward C, farm mach.
Delaporte Christian T, jeweler.
Devendorf Ralph R, dentist.
Dodson Charles M, drugs.
Dodson N Monroe, physician.
Dolliver & Giota (Joseph F Dolliver, Wal- ter A Giota), groceries.
Doherty Daniel H, livery.
Eichman Bros (J F and J F), saloon.
Ellis Samuel J, chief police.
Elmer Wm H, cranberry grower.
Engelbracht Fred, saloon.
Engelbracht Laura, music tchr.
Epstein A & Co (A Epstein), dry goods.
Fergusson John, agrl implts.
Fiebelkorn Ferdinand, furniture.
Field Julius H, photographer.
First National Bank, J H Porter pres, R Loomans John W, clothing. A Christie cashr. Ludwig Otto, restaurant.
Fiss Rev FF J (Catholic).
Fitzmaurice Edmund, clothing.
Ford Alsworth, real estate.
Forward Rev J S (Baptist).
Foster James H, pres The Berlin National Bank Fritsche Rev G (Evangelical).
Fritz Wm, blacksmith. Galligan Robert, saloon.
Griffith Charles A, bill poster.
Griffith Wm E jr, jeweler.
GOLD BENJAMIN, Dealer in New and Second-hand Furniture, Hides and Junk.
Goodnature Bros (Frank and John), saloon Markofski J F, blacksmith.
Goodnature Martin, meats.
Groffman Wm G, dry goods.
GROVES CHARLES S, Propr Western Hotel; The Best $1 House in City.
Groves George W, agt U S Exp Co.
Hamilton Bros (Thomas W and Arthur L), shoes.
Hamilton J T, cranberry grower.
Middleton N J, dairy, 3 miles w.
Haner Frank A, saloon.
Haushultz & Ziege (Henry Haushultz, Wm Miner Horace, cranberry grower.
Ziege), dry goods.
Hawley Charles D, medicine mnfr.
Heaney George B, lawyer.
Heazlit Mrs J F, cranberry grower.
Heilman George M, agt C, M & St P R R.
Hicks George C, printer.
Hitchcock James F, dentist. Hoinacki Stanislaus, saloon.
Horton Bert W, restaurant.
Hunt T Laurel, saloon.
Hunt Wm, auctioneer.
Ikeman & Minsky (John Ikeman, Louis Minsky), hardware.
Jackson James A, physician.
Jenkins Isaac, grocer.
Johnson-Fortnum Machine Works (Mrs Niel Johnson, Hattie Johnson, T H Fort- num).
JOHNSON WM H, Postmaster.
Kasuboski Benjamin, blacksmith.
Kavigi & Karski (John Kavigi, John Kars- ki), saloon.
Kells & Peck (Robert Kells, R Peck), sa- loon.
Kitowski Edward J, tailor.
Kloehn Bros (Edward H and Otto), den- tists.
Knutson Edward L, grocer.
Kolpin Louis IS, barber.
Kossell Rev C C (Lutheran).
Kraege Dora. millinery.
Kraege Louis, librarian Berlin Free City Library.
Kraege & Co (R C Johnson, L M Kraege), books.
KRUEGER MRS IDA F, Propr Park Ho- tel, 501 Huron. (See page 211.)
KUECHENBERG WILLARD A, Saloon and Restaurant, Open All Huron.
Night, 203
Kurkowski Joseph, meats.
Laing H R, cranberry grower.
Lambrecht Fred W, drugs.
Landgraf H G, prin High School.
Leskey Frederick W, grocer.
Lewis James A, farm impts.
Library Opera House, C M Dodson mngr.
Longcroft Edward G, jeweler.
Luther J P Glove Co, F L Trickey pres, J P Luther sec.
Luzenski Teofeil & Co (Teofeil and Frank Luzenski), shoes.
Lyle Walter T, livery.
McCormick Peter, shoemaker.
McGowan John F, plumber.
Mckinney Thomas, carriage painter.
Maciejeski Martin, meats.
Maitland Charles, painter.
Maxson Alonzo G, veterinary surgeon.
Maxson Dr A G & Sons (Alonzo G, Frank F and George A), stock food.
Mertz Albert C, barber.
Metzig Bros (Gustav A and Emil), wagons.
Merz Ernest A, cigar mnfr.
Michaels Wm, grocer.
Miller August, hotel.
Minski Mrs Kate, millinery.
Minsky August G, dry goods.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
BUY AND SELL Timber and Farming Lands.
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., 221-225 EIGHTH ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Luther Henry Co, H Luther pres, H C Truesdell sec, brooms.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Berlin WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Bethel 213
Montie & Brunsnam (August Montie, Ed- Talcott F B Estate, M G Safford admr, ward Brunsnam), barbers. mnfrs gloves.
Morgenroth Henry W, physician.
Morman Henry, city clerk.
Morper John C & Co (John C Morper), dry goods.
Morris Charles S, feed.
Mosher Augusta A, cranberry grower.
Mullins Wm M, barber and saloon.
Murkley Nelly, asst postmaster.
MURPHY JOHN E, Mnfr Butter Tubs, Cheese Boxes, Apiarist Supplies,
cor Pearl and Union. (See page 211.)
NISKERN PERRY, Lawyer and Court
Commissioner for Green Lake County. Nowakowski Laurence, saloon.
Oakwood Cemetery, A L Tucker mngr.
O'Brien James, saloon.
O'Connell & Gosch (John O'Connell, John Gosch), clothing.
Ogilvie Walter L, veterinary surgeon.
Osborn Isaac H, blacksmith.
Owens Bros (Wm and George), livery.
Palmeter Dewitt C, blacksmith.
PARK HOTEL, Mrs I F Krueger Propr, 501 Huron. (See page 211.)
Peck C A & Co, C A Peck pres, Fred R Peck sec, L C Peck treas, hardware.
Petruschke Ernest F, mason. Petruschke Richard E, laundry.
Phelps Mrs P H, cranberry grower.
Picus Bros (Wm and Ben), dry goods. Quantius Anthony H, saloon.
Raddatz Rev W G (Evangelical).
Reilly Daniel, 2d-hd goods. Rist Charles A, livery. Rist Lester F, blacksmith.
Ross Edward A, mngr W U Telegraph Co.
Ruddock & Orton, cranberry growers. Rumsey Tunis H, real estate.
Rundell Elijah O, cranberry grower.
Rundell Mrs Julia, millinery.
Russell Frank Glove Co (Frank Russell). Safford Mahlon, produce.
Schmidt Gustav, genl saore.
Schmidt Louie C, grocer.
Schmidt Wm, blacksmith.
Schumekoskey August, blacksmith.
Schumekuskey John M, mus cal instrmts. Schwartz Aaron, shoes.
Scott Burt E, physician. Seaman August J, carpenter. Seaman Julius F, carpenter.
Sears-Hitchcock Tannery Co, J W Brown pres, H J Hitchcock sec and treas.
Seneca Cheese Factory, 4 miles w.
Slater Herman, harnessmaker.
Slater John W, drugs.
Slater & Zeigler (J W Slater, A W Zeig- ler), druggists' specialties.
Spoor Newton. creamery.
Stanley Frank W, cranberry grower.
STARKS CHARLES G, Prop Berlin Even- ing Journal.
Stedman Horace E, gloves.
Stedman Hollis, produce.
Stillman, Wright & Co (C H & F Wright), flour.
Strauss Bros (Edward and Irving), dry goods.
Stubbe Gust A, grocer.
STYER CALVIN W, Mnfr Fine Cigars and Agent Val Blatz Brewing Co. (See land, is in Richfield township, Wood coun- page 211.)
Talbot Percy, furniture.
Temme H W & O A (Herman W and Otto A), harnessmakers.
Thomas Davenport W, grocer.
Thomas Eugene, undertaker.
Thomas Tina, dry goods.
Tomelity Wm, sewing machines.
Troxell Wm H, photographer.
TRUESDELL HARRY C, Mayor and Mnfr Fur Coats.
Tucker Alfred L, insurance.
Tucker Frank H, furniture.
Tusten & Christensen (Mark W Tusten, Jansen Christensen), farm machinery.
United States Express Co, George Groves agt.
Upton F L, fur mnfr.
Walbridge J S, physician.
Warnke Charles, carpenter.
Watson James C, agt Standard Oil Co.
Waushara Telephone Co, A F Adams mngr Wawrzyniak Andrew, hardware.
Wellensgard Christian C, farm machinery. Werner Peter, insurance.
Western Consolidated Granite Co, stone quarry.
WESTERN HOTEL, Charles S Groves Propr.
Western Union Telegraph Co, E A Ross mngr.
Wilbur Lumber Co, C L Bryden local mngr Williams Minnie E, abstracts.
Willis Charles W. physician.
Wilson Arthur, plumber.
Wilson Frank, stock dealer.
Wilson Louis E, sporting goods.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Arthur F Adams mngr.
Wood Bert, hardware.
Wood Frank, painter.
Wood Harry C, dentist.
WOOD JOHN J JR. Attorney and Coun- selor-at-Law, 209 Huron.
Wright Charles H. pickles.
Wright, Stillman. & Co (Charles H Still- man, Fredk W Wright), flour mill and shoe mnfrs.
Ziegler Arthur W, dentist.
BERNHARD.
A discontinued postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry. (Helenville station), in Jefferson township and county, 7 miles northeast of Jefferson, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Helenville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BERRYVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Kenosha county, on the C. & N. W. Ry., 412 miles north of Kenosha, the judicial seat. Has rural free delivery from Racine.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BETHEL.
Population, 300. Also known as Wood-
ty, 18 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the county seat, 13 from Marshfield, the nearest
The Eau Claire Business College 8.89EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
A RELIABLE SCHOOL ES- TABLISHED 18 YEARS AGO.
LIFE INSURANCE CO. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Organize 1845
Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WISCONSIN.
JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'l Agent
" THE LEADING ANNUAL DIVIDEND COMPANY
Metal Stamping STAMPING AND TOOL CO. Electroplating LA CROSSE, WIS.
214
Bethel R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Big Spring
banking point and 3 from Arpin, its ship- ping point. J. C. Mikkelsen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. on the little Wolf river, in Wyoming town-
(See page 4.)
Austin Frank M. saw mill.
BETHEL INDUSTRIAL ACADEMY, A W Hallock Prin.
Cook Mary, teacher.
Covert Rev Wm.
Hallock A W, prin Woodland Academy. Hess -. teacher.
Hyde George F, genl store and shoemkr. Lamprecha & Waterbury, saw mill.
MIKKELSEN REV J C, Postmaster.
Richards Clara, teacher.
Richards Clara M, doctor and music tchr. Big Falls Creamery Assn.
Schunk Clara, teacher.
Shippler Paul E, teacher.
Whalen Rosina, teacher.
Woodland Academy, Prof A Hallock prin. Erdman Emil, constable.
BEVENT.
A country postoffice in Pine Lake town- ship Marathon county, 22 miles southeast of Wausau, the county seat, and 11 from Hatley, its shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bevent Lumber Co (P Knipple, J Cherek, T W Cychosz).
Cera John, barber.
Cherek Joseph, blacksmith.
Cherek Peter, justice.
Cychosz A & T W (August and Theodore W), saloon.
Cychosz Martin, music teacher.
Cychosz Theodore W, lumberman.
Discher T, constable.
KNIPPLE PETER, General Store, Hotel and Saloon.
Koskey Frank, saloon.
Sornionka Leon, carpenter.
Wanto Joseph, thresher.
Wojtaszik Bros, genl store and saloon.
BIBON.
Population, 250. On the D., S. S. & A and C., Gt. P.,M. & O. Rys., in Mason town- ship. Bayfield county, 24 miles south of Washburn, the county seat, and 18 from Ashland, the nearest bank location. Exp., Am. and Western. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. F. W. Rounsavell, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barrett A J, barber.
Carrigan Michael, saloon.
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co, saw mill. ROUNSAVELL F M, Hotel.
Tinker H L, R R, exp and tel agt.
Welsh Michael, saloon.
White W D & Son, saloon.
BIG BEND.
A discontinued postoffice in Waukesha county. Has rural free delivery from Muk- wonage.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
McKenna Isaac, genl store.
Mckenzie Clarence, saw and feed mill.
Nicolai & Hanzie, genl store. Peacock B S, blacksmith.
Smith Rufus, blacksmith.
Voss James, cider mill.
BIG FALLS.
Population, 450. On the Big Falls Ry. and.
ship, Waupaca county, 24 miles north of Waupaca, the county seat, 9 from Marion, the nearest banking point, and 614 from: Hunting, where the B. F. Ry. connects with the C. & N. W. Ry. Improved farm land ranges in price from $15 to $20 per acre. Telephone connection. Wm. Polzin, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arndt A G, general store.
Asperlit & Olson, meats.
Big Falls Flour and Feed Co, flour and feed store.
Brown W C, saloon.
Fetter Carl, blacksmith.
Karth M C. furniture.
Killen Patrick, saloon and hotel.
Mork Adolph, saloon.
Opperman August, justice.
POLZIN WM, Hardware.
Sorenson H P, justice.
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